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5. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
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GERMAN KALI WORKS,
93 Nassau Street, New Yerk City.
bromists
and Sylvester Siarstall at Mahanoy City |
Colliery. The accident occurred on the
second lift of the seven-foot vein where
the men on the “night shift” were driv-
ing a rock tunnel. Ambromitis was
tamping a heavy charge of dynamite in-
to a hole, while Plusko and Marshall
stood over him. Suddenly there was an
explosion which hurled all three against
the sides of the chamber. Ambromitis
was picked up with his head entirely
blown off.
William N. Newman was arrested at
Chester, charged with shooting Sarah
Matthews. Newman is a colored - la-
borer, and, after a quarrel with the wo-
man, it is alleged, he drew a revolver
and fired three shots. One shot took
effect in Sarah’s left arm.
William Clark, aged 8o years, cut his
throat with a razor at his home at
Slate Run. A surgeon sewed up the
wound, but later Clark tore it open. He
is now in a critical condition.
After a fight which lasted several
months, the Berwick Borough Council
granted the right of way over the streets
of that town to the Columbia and Mon-
tour Electric Railway Company.
Oscar Del Sasso, of Allentown, while
stepping out of the way of one train on
the Central Railroad of New Jersey,
went- directly in front of another, and
was struck sustaining injuries which
caused his deat’.
James Lynch, aged 75 years, was kill-
ed by a freight train on the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railway near Leb-
anon.
The Pottstown Opera House was sold
at public sale for $18,200 to M. DD. Evans,
representing the Begely estate.
The Johnstown Passenger Railway
Company paid the Borough Council of
Windber $7,500 for the privilege of
traversing the streets of the town.
Mrs. Sarah Klee and her nine-year-old
daughter, Mary, perished in a fire which
destroyed their home in Carnegie, and
all the other members of the f family were
injured. The Klee home was a two-
story frame house on Broadway, the
ground floor front being devoted to a
grocery store kept by Klee. The fire was
discovered about 4.40 o'clock; and the
fismes s spread so rapidly that tle ocfu-
part 4 story were iL oft
from abc Sremen
arrived the
building ¥ 11d,
"and the firey Cy
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{ ewes lower; lambs stron
| good to choice wethers $
Butter, Creamery.”
athered cre am, 22a23; IMM
Id, Va. and Pa. Dairy pri
small creamery blocks, (2-1b.),
26¢, choice rolls, 18argc.
Cheese-—Necw cheese, large 6o
104 to I1c.; do, flats, 37 Ibs.
11l4c; picnics, 23 lbs, 1114a11l4cC,
Live Poultry. —Turkeys—Old, 8 sa0c,
young, fat, gag’ic; do, small a poor,
—a8c. Chickens.—Hens, —ayVic; dq
! old roosters, each 130c; do, Sout
good to choice, 8a8/c: do, rough and
poor, —ajyc. Ducks. large,
a—; do, small, —a8¢; ae Muscovy 5
mongrels, 8agc. Geese, Western, eack
50a65c.
Hides. —He vy steers, association
salters, late. kill, 60 Ibs and up,
selection, 1114a1234¢c; cows and
| steers, gl4aroc.
Live St
Chicago.—Cattle—Good to prime$6.:
' a8.75; poor to medium $4.00a0.
| stockers and feeders
$1.2524.75; heifers $2.5
| $1.25a22.30; bulls $2. 100473; calves $2.56
| a5.75; Texas fed steers $5.15. Hogs—
Mixed and bt itchers Sey good tc
| choice heavy $5.0 rough heavy
f
+ $5.55a5.00; light § 0; bulk of sales
$5.7520.15. Re active, steady: heavy
g to 10c. higher;
3.50a4.15; West-
ern sheep $3.0024.00 ; native lambs $2.5¢
({ 5.23; Western lambs $3.00: 14.23.
East Liberty.—Cattl
6.00; prime )
| Hogs active;
heavy mediums 3 Borys
5.8525. 95, heavy Yorkers 35. 8oas.
EE do, $5.60a85.70; pigs 5.4025.
| skips $4.50a5 00; rougl 34.50a5 20
{ Sheep dull; best wethers 2 3.5023.65 :
i culls and common $1.00a2.60; yearlings
| $2.50a3.75; veal calves $6.00a7.00. -
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Nantes hag “municipal kitchens.
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woman truant hun
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There is a 1 Miss
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Acts Gently;
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Acts truly as-a Laxative.
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well-informed and to the healthy, because its com-
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tions, as itis wholly free from every objectionable
quality or substance. In the process of
manufacturing figs are used, as they are
pleasant to the taste, but-\the medicinal
virtues of Syrup of Figs are gbtaineg
from an excellent combination of'\plag
known to be medicinally laxative and
act most beneficially.
To get its beneficial effects—buy
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San “Francisco, Cal.
New York, N.Y.
druddists.
Price fifty cents per-bottles