The Douglas independent., June 07, 1884, Image 4

70SZIGH TELEG2APEIC NEWS.
Ex-Minister Sargent has returned from
Paris. .
A crusade against piano playing has be
gun in Berlin. .
Vanderbilt is worried by newspaper re
porters in London. ' ....
It is rumored in London that four dyna
miters haye been captured.
In Mexico, wreckers of railway trams
are shot as eoon as captured.
San Domingo has passed a bill io est ab
lish free trade with the United States.
The House of Lords has adjourned to
the 9th of June, and the Commons to the
5th. '
Ilebert Spencer is about to leave Eng
land. He will settle permanently in Men
tone. The czarina, the queen of Denmark and
the princess of AVales visited the Empress
Augusta recently.
Ex-Minister Sargent's ' return to Berlin
was for the purpose cf presenting his let
ters of recall to America.
Russia and Tersia are fixing upon their
new frontier in consequence of the ac
quisition of Merv by iussaa.
Dispatches of the 28th from Xew Iberia
and St. Martinville, report t hings quist
with no possibility of a conflict.
TVin Want- Tinrtrllr ' vrStll Ins hn'iP shaved
into knots and knobs, is the correct thing
in canines in England at present.
The weather in England is cc'd. Bread
stuffs are steady and somewhat inactive.
Wheat is unchanged. Corn, new 5, 3d.
A Berlin dispatch says that the Bourse
bill imDose3 a -nerceuta tie of duty
amount-
ins? to 1-10 rer 100 on ail mone.
bargains.
The stone of which tba Arc Iriompha
in Paris is composed is iabt" 'crumbling
away, being unable .to vrjthstand iim
weather.
In a fierce en counter recently between
Kossuth and government parties near
Erlane, five persons were killed and many
were wounded.
Buenos Ayres is suffering from an epi
demic of typhoid and typus fevers, in
consequence of no drainage and an inade
quate supply of watvr.
The annual spring review cf troops in
Berlin was held recently by the Emperor,
who appeared on Itor-sback. 'Ihe royal
princes and princesses-were prevent,.
The London press will give on June
14th, a public banquet ii General bit
George Graham in commemoration of his
achievements at Tammanetb and Teb. j
The Duke of Marlborough has mad", an
offer to the director of tite 2.ationai Gal
lery of eleven of tite best pictures in the
collection at Blenheim fa lace for i'.'wi.iiH).
During the recent International Exposi
tion at Turin, a balloon, which hud as
cended from the exposition grounds, was
struck by lightning after it had ascended
but a short distance.
Last month the Prince r Wahs vrr.-:
again installed Grand blaster of iiie
glish Free Masons, Lord Chm U
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London Junior Warden.
News has preached Cairo thjtt
black false prophet has api r di .. ri
Darfourand defeated El IvJ ihu - tux is
The new Mahdi states that 3 1V i
one of his former dervishes.
Grand Duke Louis of lies l lu i i "
persists in his demand for 1 - t
tion from Madame Da Kai imi
latter has referred her cla.i i- T
Hessian minister from Darm-t It
Queen Victoria is negotialir , t
purchase of the Villa Nevada, at C."
in which Prince Leopold breath x ,
Her intention is to convert k k ri
vent and chapel in memory oi t' e i
It is reported that the Nne
rapidly and General Gordon's am u
will Aie able to drive the rebv'- r
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A man who was identified jU hc '
ventures with the American " t' a-x
said to a reporter not long riinv
to-day's Derby makes or br l-i t t n
If Richmond is defeat eel h w i 1 e
fortune."
Lord Tennyson has been ' t
dent of the society ot auti -chiefly
for the purpose of ell l l
ternational copyright law be
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vice president of the associati
The Earl of Eastern abo'. i
a divorce on the groun i tu..u
is guilty of adultery, li' .-co..
say that no evidence can i
against her; that the eari wf, ,
to.enable him to marry i-.n e
ing the taxes on the bou
financial operations is epren i
proportions.. Protests Ii-hi r ,
Germany are received by i
onil ttiA Toiplistaf. A r-.-sV'V 1
objecting to the propose ! r-i-- i ..
taxation, was passed. '
Vineyards have been d esl .
thaginia, ravaged by hut i . i
many families are ruined. J i il
of Orihuela houses wjbre inn i. 1
village of Molino is subinei . a
pie are compelled to take tu
of houses and in boats.
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It is reported that
learned uiroueh liuUi a ir r
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. Bank of England, that the d it t
) unanimous in their c-omh 1 p x '
Hugh Childers' bill for the com r c
consols, the majority of 1 u -urge
the withdrawal ci the oki.
The Catholic bishop cf the ' 0 1 r, ;
arrived at Cairo from the t 1 tl., 1 it
seven Catholic priests and foui -1 ( i, c 1
mercy murdered at El Obeid, lie aSort
ports that three priests -weie exp- -e '
. naked to the sun for four days and died
from the effects of their exposures,
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Negotiations are pcndinc between
France and the Vatican for the uomma
tion of a French cardinal at the next con
sistory. The Vatican is disposed to accede
to the wishes of France, on the condition
that the French government restore
grants to the church suppressed last year.
In the Winnepeg legislature recently
the leader of the opposition s?ave notice
of a motion rejecting the federal reply to
the province's demands. Premier Norquay
withdrew his notice of amotion for a com
mittee to consider a reply. He said the
government would soon know what to do.
At a meeting of the Irish national land
league at London recently, Timothy Har
rington, secretary of the league, mention
ed the fact that two or three years ago
from 1,000 to 2,000 was received weekly
from America; but the league was now
obliged to depend almost exclusively on
funds contributed in Ireiand.
In the suit brought by the Wadsworth,
England, Board of Works against the
Postmaster General, to enjoin the erec
tion of telegraph wires on poles, the
Postmaster General objected that the ex
pense of an underground wire would be
4,000, as against 400 overhead. If ten
or fifteen wires were required for the cir
cuit, however, it would be cheaper to lay
them underground.
Information from London gives the
probability of fraud in the races recently
Gatiens, who ran a dead heat for the
Derby with Harvester, is a builder at
Epsom and an intimate friend of the
famous jockey, Fred Archer, who rode St.
Madera. The popular belief is that Har
vester was never ill, but that it was a
trick to obtain odds.
The Midgets, General Mife and Millie
Edwards, were recently married in the
register's office at Manchester. Both
were carried up stairs enveloped in shawls
and placed on a low office table. They
were perfectly self-possessed, and answer
ed the questions and repeated the declara
tions, but in a thin, piping voice. A re
ligious ceremony was performed accord
ing lo the Presbyterian rite. 1
DOMESTIC TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Utah bill was before the Senate last
week. .
The Brazos river is doimg great damage
along the banks of Texas.
Among the graduates of the Conserva
tory of Music of New Yoik city is Miss
Hickey of California. , -
The statement of the assignee of Haw
ley & Co., Boston, shows the indebtedness
to be 3-12,00U; assets, PLOW.
A I director of the New York Central
says there is no reason why the dividends
should net be equal to o per cent.
A dispatch from Moberly, Mo., says 500
laborers and vara men on tne vv abasn
road struck until back wages are paid.
A 'meeting was held last week at the
Wabash Railway office, in St. Louis, at
which the formal transfer of the road was
made to the receiver.
It i3 reported that the editor of Tiempo
public-ally declines a duel with the editor
of the National.- He cronoses to settle
the felihiculty in court.
Andrew ..I Iruoj-i. missinsr president of
the i Hot Snrinss. Arkansas, bank, which
mi lad Inst week, was arrested in St. Louis
on an Iron Mountain train.
The ncdestrian Eowell has fully recov
ere-l from the walking match difficulties,
and; has left New York for Europe. He
win! return to meet 1 ltzgerald.
The Chamber of Deputies of Mexico
recesntly passed a constitutional amend
ment ' detinitely abolish in2 the interior
custom houses on the 1st of December,
The Mayor of New York has accented
the Resignation of City Chamberlain lap-
pani ana appointed rienry u. iaiaiaw,
asett of the Bank of California, in his
steoid. '
The board of directors of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company authorized the
letting of the work ot construction for the
second section of twenty-five miles east
from Taeoma.
Tie assessor lias estimated the value of
real; estate in Brooklyn, N. Y., at $291,
UOU.tlH), an increase of SlUl.uuu.wu over
last! year.. The bridge has been opened
just one year.
On the 2Slh inst. the House Committee
on elections, by a vote of nine to one
decided to report in favor of seating J. II
Chalmers, in the contested election case
in Mississippi.
Alter r I'd e shooting affray occurred last
we;;k a t. Lake . City, Arkansas, in which
Dr. LI. W. Powell was killed and William
Sin-lion k-tally wounded. Au old family
I existed between tnem.
Tlpe 'ocdy of Nellie D. Coolcy, a wealthy
hetr;wss oi V Ukesoarre, Pa,, yio disap
peared frm Iut home in December last
was found in the Susquehanna river three
nnl'js below anucoke last weefe.
Aiterribie accident is reported from Li
gonier, Pa,, ten miles south of Pittsburg
n t.e iAmnsyivania Kauway. A scanoid
iat Krups tunnel gave way,- killing
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the Central Railroad and was killed. The
child had an arm
eannot recover.
and leg crushed, and
' An amendment was offered in the Sen
ate last week by Senator Dolph to the bill
to reimburse states for expenditures made
in common defense. It provides that the
Secretary of the Treasury be authorized to
pay to the state of Oregon $45,140, and to
the state of California $405, for expendi
tures incurred m suppressing the Modoc
Indian hostilites.
A special front Morristown, N. J., says
Colonel Ired Grant sold his family team,
carriages and harness a few days ago for
$1,200, and dismissed his coachman and
all his house help. His wife, when in
formed of the failure of her husband and
the necessity for economy in her domestic
relations, remarked: "I have lived on
army rations once and can do it again."
A bill asking for a receiver for the Wa
bash 'Railroad was filed in the United!
States Court at Chicago last week, it be
ing an auxiliary to a suit begun at St.
Louis, in which Solon Humphreys and
Thomas E. Tutt were appointed receivers
in bonds of $500,000. The auxiliary bill
is simply for the purpose of bringing that
portion of the road in Blinois under the
named jurisdiction.
A Louisville. Kv.. special contains the
intelligence of the death of Special Bailiff
W. K. Killion, who was killed in Laurel
county, by a party f moonshiners while
trying to arrest them. Four moonshiners
intrenched themselves m a house which
was attacked by the officers. Eight or
nine volleys were fired before the men
surrendered. Kill ion was shot four times,
dying almost instantly.
POETLAND 2IAEKET SEPOBT.
tfLOUR Fancy
extra, &
country,
bbl, $4.75;
f4.004.50;
bakers' extra.
superfine. 3.75.
P1SISD. Etc. Corn meal, 100 ns., 82.7a
3.00: buckwheat, $5.50; oat meal, $4.00
i.zo; cracked wheat, $3.zo(gi3.50; oran, v
ton S18.20: shorts. S22(25: middUngs,
tine, $25.0030.00: hay. baled, S18.0020.00;
cnop, $:sj.5UZ5.uu; ou cake meal, ao.w.
BUTTER Fancy, fresh rolL 15., 25X3
26c; inferior, grade, 1820c; pickled, 19
SUC. ' : V:.-
CHEESE California, 15 17c; Oregon
large, ehoice. 19(5i20c. small, none.
EGGS W doz., 20c.
OATS Choice milliner, nominal: stood
feed. 50. rdinarv feftd. 4S(Sl50-
a Ait Juis x urewincr. 1? 100 ids., nominal :
teed, nominal; ground. $24.0026.00.
wiiiSAT Good to choice, V 100
la
Sl.474il.50, good valley; Walla Walla an
l-astern Uregon, J51.40faU.4o,
ilbil Extra Pacific codfish, whole, in
c, 74c, boneless, in bxs., 84c $ lb.: domestic
salmon, hi bbls., $6.007.00, bbls., $11.00,
1-lD. cans, p doz., $1.4o; mackerel, No. 1, W
kit, $1.752.00, No. 2, $1.501.75, No. 1,
hf bbls., $10.00, No. 2, $8.50; herrings,
6atted. nt buis., . dried. 10-IB. bxs.. 7oc
HIDES AND BAGS Hides, dry, over
16 lb., $ lb., 19c; Murrain hides, two-thirds
off; hides, wet salted, over 55 lbs., lb., 6
c (one-tnird less for light weights, dam
aged, cut grubby or dry salted); pelts,
shearhng, 80c; deer skins, winter,
iztaioc, eastern Urecron. 22c. summer. &
O., 1820ci valley, 2528c: burlaps, 40 in.,
8c, 45 in., 8Jc 60 in., 14C; twine, flour, 35
40c, wheat, doc, fleece, I2l3c; gunnies,
18c; wheat sacks, 78c:
- HONEY In comb. W lb.. 22 (& 25c
strained in 5 gal., 11c &.; 1-gal. tins, W
doz, $l4.oulo.UU, halt-gal., $7.50.
HOPS lb.. 15Y5)20c:
PROVISION'S Bacon, H4124c; hams,
country, w n., ldloc, butcher, scarce
shoulders, 10llc.
LARD Kegs, lb., 12c; Eastern,
pails, 12ld4c Uregon, tins, 12I24c; Can
f ornia, 10-tb. tins, none
SUGARS Golden C. inbWs., lb., 8ic,
in hf bbls., 8c; refined D, bbls., 7c. nf
bbls., 7ic: dry trranulated. bbls., Die, hf
bbls., Uic; crushed, bbls., 10c; fine
crushed, bbls., 10c, hf bbls., 10c; cube,
bbls. 10c. hf bbls, 10c; islands, No. 1, kgs,
iwicf bgs., t27c.
SYRUPS California refinery fs, gal.
bbls., 40c. kgrs.. 50c. cs.. eal. tins, 60c
Eastern, bbls., gal., 5055c, kgs, 6065c,
s.. bUfeooc.
RICE Sandwich Islands, No. 1, lb.
54c; China mixed, 4oc; China No,
none: Rancroon, 5ic.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, bx., $1.50
2.uu; lemons, uaiiiornia, $4.uuo.uu, oicuy,
$12.0013.00; oranges, bx., $4.004.50
limes, W 100. $1.50(al2.lXI
FRUITS Prunes, Hungarian, 1., 12i
15c: raisins (new). bx.. $2.502.75, hf
bxs., S2.75C&3.00, or bxs.. S3.253.35, 8th
bxs., $3.253.50; currants,. Zante, lb.
in bxs., 10c; citron, $ lb. in drums, 224c
almonds, Marseilles, W lb., 1820c, Lane,
20c; walnuts, Chili, lll2ic, California.
1213c.
DRIED FRUITS -Bleached, 14loc;
apples, machine-cured, lb., 1516c, sun-
cured, 910c; peaches, machine-cured, in
boxes, 1314c; German, in boxes, $ lb., 10
llc; plums, sun-cured, pitless, 1516c,
machine-cured, 1618c; pears, machine
cured, 1012c, sun-cured, 10llc; figs,
California, 25- bx., 9c: Smyrna, 202oc.
WOOL Valley, 1416e; Eastern Ore
gon. 14(5il5c.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, bu., 50
00c, according to variety; cabbage, lb,.
24e; turnips, $ sck., $1.25: carrots, $1.25;
beets, $1.2i; onions (new), lb., 143c:
parsnips, 2c.
BUCKWHEAT Nominal, $3.00.
CORN No demand.
RYE Nominal, 100 lbs., nominal
1.50(3,2.00
POULTRY--Cliickens, doz., spring,
$4.00(25.50. old. $6.00: ducks. $10.00(a;12.00
geese, -?8.00 10.00; turkeys, lb., 1518c.
PEAS, SEEDS, Etc. Beans, V K., pea,
1c, s. w., Sjjc, IS- w 44c bayou, 44c, pink,
os, limas, ,4c; peas, field, 2434c, sweet,
L520c; timothy seed, 104(,120, red clover,
i(25e, white clover, 4050c, alfalfa, 16
20c, hungarian grass, 810c, millet, 810c,
orchard grass, 1820c, rye grass, 202ac,
red top, 1517c, blue grass, 1826c, mes
quite gra-s, 1012.ise.
SAN FE AN CISCO KABKETS.
RECEIPTS Wheat, 11,000 ctls.: flcur,
18.500 qr. sks.:oats, 1,100 ctls.; potatoes, 1,
OtOsks.: eggs, 12,500 doz.
FLOUR San Francisco extra, best, at
5.25(-5.40; medium, $4.254.75; shipping
superfine, 3.454.50.
WHEAT There is no market, and it is
not probable that there will be much of a
stir in business until after the new harvest
begins to come forward. Shippers are not
in want of grain, and it is next to useless
to submit samples. Prices are nominal
at 1.4,V1.47 ctl for No. 1 export
grades. Milling grades are said to be
changing hands from $1.501.55, though
extra choice parcels command fancy fig
ures. Buyer LSS4 200 tons, $1,534.
Seller 1884 100 tons, $1.40$, 100, $1.40
ill.
CiositiS prices were: . -Xo.
1 white Bid.
Bayer season.'. $1 49
Asked.
$1 51
1 55
Purer 1SS4 I
Seller 1S84....- 1
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BAGS AND BAGGING There appears
to be a good demand for wheat bags. We
quote Calcutta, 22x20, standard quality,
t 74 1 Sc for spot or June delivery. Wool
c?.gs are nominal at ow&ay
339c; potato gun-
rness i 4 ?, 1-1 Ac apiece
: BARLEY The market does not look
lo be in good shape for sellers. Feed that
will pass inspection as No. 1 grade cannot
be placed lor over euc, though millers oc
easionally give 824c t? ctl for small choice
lou.'. Ti e season is too near its close for
any heavy buying operations, especially
a ath 3 now crop promises an abundant
.-;. :. No, 1 feed changed hands as fol
lows last week:
Buyer season 200 tons, 81c; 200, Sljc.
Seller season 100 tnsr7yc.
Buver 1884400 tons. 89c ctl.
CATS The market is inactive, especial-
;y for small jobbing lots, which, however,
a .: not quick 01 movement.
We quote: Surprise and milling, $1.70
'AO. 1, $i.DO(gfl.t fliO. z, $1.35
1.4. .: Diacic, si.jowi.ou p cu.
CORN California yellow is quotable at
;1.001.G5 for large, and $1.65 for small;
white, jjl.:.t(jl.bo; iNebraska white, $1.45
1.5rl ctl.
SEEDS Brown mustard, $3.00 3.50;
...,n. C'.i jm nrt. csti.. 1
y-iijY, y. uv,ii.uu, uiuu;, u'si"4, ucmp,
im.Sic; rape, 2t3c; timothy, og6c, al
falfa, 7418c V lb.: flax, $2.602.75 ctl,
B KAN The spot market is quotable at
$1650(17.00 per ton. '
MIDDLINGS Active at S18.0020.00
ton.
HAY Alfalfa, $6.008.00; wheat, $10.50
13.00; oat,$lu.oUl2.uu; barley, $8.00
iu.uu: mixed, $ .uu(a,y.w r ton.
STRAW Quotable at 4555c bale.
Bu CKWHEAT Quotable at $3.253.t0
pctl
TALLOW Good to choice rendered, 7
&74c; refined, 8i(g8c lb.
HOPS Quotable at 1016c, $ lb for poor
a. - Jf -S 1 nsrcm - i
to iueuium.ana iozzjc ior good te choice.
APPL.JKS ureeon. & bx.. m.
HIDES Dry. v lb., usual selection. 19
20c; dry kip, 1920c; dry calf, 1922c;
saueu sicers, 00 10s, iuhc.
LARD Eastern refined, 3 to 10-lb. tins.
lzjiac. umer provisions uncnaneed.
SALMON Oregon, 1-15 cans, V doz.,
t. O. D., $1.2U, $i.)J.
EGGS doz.. 2223c
MIIJLSTUFFS Ground barley. $24.00
2o.00 v ton; on cake meal, old process,
$30.00, new process, $28.50; rye ilour. $6.00
p bbl.; rye meal, ?o.ou; ouck-wheat Hour,
V? lbM 6c; pearl barley, 4bc; graham nour,
3c; oat meal, 5$c; Eastern oat meal, bbL,
$9.75, net cash; cracked wheat, 15.. 4c.
WOOL Mendocino. 12c, 15c. lb.:
Humboldt, 12c, 17c; San Joaquin, 8c, 10c;
coast, c, 11c: lie a uiun ana uoiusa. etc.
DRIED PEAS Green, $3.25; niles,
$2.00a2.25; blackeye, $3.00 cti
BEESWAX Quotable at 2730c, 15.
CHEESE California, 012c
CORN MEAL Millers quote feed at $34
35 ton: fine kinds, for the table, in
large or small packages, 3c lb.
Mr. I. Carpenter, 463 Fourth avenue.
New York, after runnincr a gauntlet of
eight years' rheumatism, used St. Jacobs
Gil, the great pain reuever, dv which he
was entirely cured and has had no return
of his complaint.
nrFJJLMJIATOEY EHEUMATISM.
AN ASTONISHING CTTEE.
ThA fnllnwinc rase rives another re
markable proof of the really wonder-working
potency of Compound Oxygen. The
patient herseii coma naraiy nave uccu
more surprised man we were a uie icoun,
which attended its use; for when we ex
amined her case and understood clearly
her condition we did not believe tnat we
could do anything for her, and frankly told
her so. ''"
"Philadelphia, June lotn, in.
"Prs. Staukey & Pales. Dear Sirs:
In April, 1881, 1 consulted you in reference
to your Treatment in Inflammatory Rheu
matism. Eighteen years ago I discovered
rheumatism in the ends of my fingers; from
that it gradually spread all over my body,
settling in my feet in 1870; and from that
time to January, 1880, 1 grew worse and
wnrsPL suffering nearly all the time in
tense shoot ing pains, prostrating me often
for days, when the trouble settled in my
left arm. .
uMy arm lost all vitality, becoming as
cold as if encased in ice and hanging at
my side a heavy weight. The muscles fell
away to Vie bone, and my shoulder wasted
till it became necessary to pad my dresses
to wear them. In addition to this trouble
mv stomach was in a terrible condition,
having refused all kinds of food for
months, and I was starving on a low diet
under the advice of one of Philadelphia's
first nhvsicians. After a careful examin
ation of my case, your Dr. Starkey said to
me, ' dortt think I can do anything for
you.' I had heard and read of the Oxygen
so long that I was anxious to try it if only
to get a little relief; so on April otn, 1001,
I began the Office Treatment, coming
every day for awhile and then three times
a week. The first niaht after inhaling the
Compound Oxygen 1 had the first night's
rest in months. This greatly relieved and
encouraered me. After usintr the Treat
ment a month I noticed a slightly changed
feeling in my arm, but could not move an
vartofit. Dunne the second month
could notice a decided improvement in my
stomach and a little motion of the fingers.
I then had the misfortune to fall down a
flieht of stairs, which threw me away back
and injured my arm seriously. I resumed
the Treatment as soon as I was able to
come to the office, and by August, not
withstanding the fall. I found, by the use
of the other arm, I could move ihe lame
one about an. inch from the bodv and could
raise the shoulder slightly. In November
I could lift my arm a little and the spots
were not so painful. All this time my
stomach was, improving and my lung
trouble less troublesome. By Christmas I
could eat almost everything placed before
me; I had little or no nausea, and seldom
vomited. My arm began to fill out and
the rheumatism, instead of being a per
manent pain, was now scattering and
only visited me occasionally and I realized
that I was much less a barometer, J felt
like a new being. In February, 1882, 1 was
usina mv arm at liaht work and was able
to comb my "hair, a thing I had not done
in a long time, coidd button my dresses to
the top and found it necessary to take out
the padding. In April, one year from ihe
time I began, my lungs had improved
wonderfully, my stomach was .well, and
my rheumatism btck into my fingers
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F. CCYLER HUTCHINS;
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"I had 22 quarts of water taken from
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"A neighbor of" mine, W. A. Thompson,
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John Norton, P. M.
Summit City, Pa. Feb. 8th.
"Physicians said I never could be cured
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W. E. Benedict,
Press and Knickerbocker.
Albany, N. Y. '
1 suffered for over twenty years with
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Mrs. Rev. F. A. Socle.
Sing Sing, X. Y., Feb. 20th.
For a SCOrft nf vpnra T BufFomA -art fh
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!now1I am led to believe that the heart
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rao uueaieueu wim ueatii Dy sun oca -tion,
my breath failing me entirely. I be
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three years past. -
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