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MINERAL WATER,

IRON THE CELEBRATED ROYAL BAVARIAN
SPRINGS AT KlSSINGEN.
kAKOCZY WATER on the European continent. has the
of being the saline
known to the Medical Faculty
The Rakoczy has aciduous saline flavor and being
powerfully promotive OF secretion and puyer
strong solvent and the strengthening without
heating acts like Wiesbadep and Kasbad without njur
ing the stomach) potent durenc specifically upon the
pating existing obstruction. The disorders and
which this has the decidedly saubous
effects The following al affections Of the
branes and obsuctions the digestive from
local debility combined tn inactivity of the intestinal
us, want OF appetite atuency boatedness, and OBJ
ucuons In the liver and systema portarum hsmouhoa af
ecuos, against which has proved medy,
likewise against b) hypochondra Spleen when based
Organic affection c disorders the lungs
TIC attacks from phsgm and spec morbid deposits such
equity herpeuc and porc arrangement of the
mcnstruaton sterty anomalous hemohods II ,or abus in
so these disorders originate from local
tons and plethora abdominals e obstinate and
equity affections, especially when the
tons IN the lower region of the body
system discovered ~ chronic diseases the urinary or
gans Blenorhee, hemorho,ds the bladder Of
the bladder stone % plethora and obesity h) chronic
taneous disorders debility of the skin which sefn
disposition TO profuse perspiration susceptibility
tendency TO colds glandular swengs, ndurations
scrophua and other causes.
Regular shipments constantly received.
fresh supply just landed Venelia via Rotterdam.
Printed circulars and directions for be had gratis
FLORIAN STRAUSS, 523 Pearl street,
Sole Agent IN the United States.
To be had also of Mr. Forenbach of Rsade and ud
son street. az lm<r
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DECEPTTON PREVENTED.

DECEP HUN PRE V LIN ED.
HOSE who wish know ~ho DR.. Hene of New York, is,
i published under that name, by those
who have right do, will please first call at the County
Clerks office examine its medical records, and see if any p
charges for neither medicine attendance m yon satisfied
with your Improvement he the Doctor 3D. if he Ger
who speaks but little English, and will promise
you, matter what your disease, you right:
SOLOMON HEINE, MD,
81 Reade street, opposite the Marshall House
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TENDER CHINS.

A NY GENTLEMAN may be instantly relieved from all
pain during the operation Of shaving his razor
by g. Saunders which ,he necessity ola hone and
by which the unsul always prodvce keen and
smooth edge the could by possibility exhibit
under the most experienced hand
1t is the only eectual which the Of
devised to every one an opportunity Of utps his r
suit his own hand WHICH any will be shown by bring
dull and trying the Tablet before purchasing
aul7 lm*r Sold at G. SAUNDERS, l68 Broadway.
ITO NEW YORK INVALIDS.-Dr. JOHN THOMSON,
Of Albany Of the Founder of the Thom.onisn System
of Practice will by particular request be at No. 3 Broome
for few days where be con.ult:d BY such patients
relief from other especially dyspepcs ouhits OF
which he thinks be cured under fifty years OF age
anu 1m~r
WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-The sub
w.,ehss gold and sf SILVER pencils Sod
tall lower than other place in the city, Gold Watches
ged bought All Watches are wa5snted keep good time
manner warranted much less than the usual prices
by Of the finest woIkmen in the city. o. e. I'm:
street, 1yxl m~r
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ITO SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN, possessing
strong beard tender face the Metallic Tablet and Suop
of O. saunders is the only article that will obvate
their difficulties convincing proof OF their utility Is,
that the first cutters in London wig Colman Haymarket
Mikin 30 Strand; Lowcock, 80 Comhil: Thonhull, III
New Bond street. have them for sale, aud recommend them
IVES iu.c q. sAUNDERs, Isa Broadway
SPANISH DOUBLOONS English silver and Bank Of
S. j. sYLvEsTERs,
sul3r 100 Broadway and % Wall street
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EECHEs LEECHES "A small quantity Of fresh heal
IL thy .dsh Leoces of large and niddng size Just re-
ceived per brig Robert Louisa from Hamburg sale
g. A. 4 II. wITTE, 1871 William st.
". BAnother lot daily expected by ship Stephan,
Flor from Hamburg iy2S msc
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PHYSICIANS PRONOUNCED ME
INCURABLE,

GENTS Assevsml of your certificates in the form of
" letters have concluded adopt the method TO
grateful thanks for the OF incom-
parable compound Extract Of Hoarhound Candy as
for the last three four been afflicted with sickness.
symptoms pain shooting through the Of my
ing cough great dss.; in my back much splitting Of gsss
often Very difcult-n short physicians pronounced my
decided consumption. continued in this years.
all hopes Of being cured The first year
nounced my ncurable. suffering this when
my presented me large package Of your Candy, which,
am now enjoying better health than have for the last five
Hoping this be of TO Others has
am your grateful friend, Mrs. ANN GOODWIN.
4l8 Cherry street.
To Messrs. PEAsE & SoN, IS Division ST.
AGENTs5Rcsh!Sn Aspinwsll 10 As,or Housc 10
hun Greenwich Holden, 22o Rvipgton ST. T. MARITIME,
2is and 9th avenue Pastor 1853 Greenwich street,
Stone corner hudson and MongomsTy 81 Jersey x, Gy'
ST. Randley, Is High Stewart IS Fulton st; Berry
Sands Croker CO. Atlantic and Henry ST. au2 lmr
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7 IEBIG's ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, ClMnRIpek EDI
- TIoN--JOHN OWEN, Cambridge, will publish IN q
this work,
For this edition the translator Dr. Gregory, has furnished
contained in the London edition. or any Other
together with the CO INJECTED sheets.
All errors Of the early London copies retained In the
New York publcs tion, advertised as correct
au12 tswis3wr
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TO LET,
kA ELEGANTLY furnished rooms for single gentle
IN men, with breakfast at VI Barclay ST. No pains will be
spared render the above desirable Inquire
the remises. aui6 lm"rc
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MEDICINES.
ANOTHER ATTESTATION
IN FAVOR OF J. PEASE & SONS HOAR-
HOTrNn CANnV


READ, We sKEPTICs. AND BE CONVINCED
N steet-Sirs The object this ceri6csis il 10 M
form you and the public Of the benefits have received in
long tedious Illness rsm the Of your Hosr
hound Candy have been for twsntysix years sicrsd w
very cough for the OF which Tried
medicines that afforded much relief a.
your Candy My cough has been lad that could
night day. found the and fall most an
noyng seasons nothing could would allay
seized three last June with spittng
bood however partially recovered from that attack as
quito until following This attack
alarming the former that had two regular physicians
attending me- who told useless TO take
dcine as my they considered hopeless however
use of Peases Compound Hoahound Candy and felt the Ell
Of its easing Of my cough and
of frame able to attend TO my work. and feel
grateful you for the invention did not the candy
cordng DIRECTION but much as ebe TO buy until you
furnished with sufficient You publish this.
and its truth will at all times be acknowledgedby
Mrs. FRANCES HYATT, Lewis st
Agens-Zieber, 81 Dockst. Philadelphia; Reddng, State
street. Boston; Rawls Co. 81 State ST. Albany Hdeman.
Louisville XIV; Jobson % St Charles ST. New Orleans Du-
Robinson ITO Baltimore Baltmore Hayisnd, Harrow
Allen Charleston, e; Peck Spear Burling, Antho-
N.Y. New Haven, Conn j. Gaynor, Richmond, VaF Taylor
and w. Fisher, Washington City, c. j. A. Wsdsworh'
Georgetown d &; c. II. Hunt, Fredericksburgh Va J. H.
Thompson Co. Wheeling, Va; Mr.. Bull Hartford, Conn;
Williams, GO Genesee St Utica, N: Y.
Each envelope of the genuine Hoarhound Candy signed
j. eass Son. IN thsir 9wn hsndwrting All letters post
be punctualy attended to- aul2 lmr
S|T(Y@
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Baltimore.
Correspondents Of the Herald.1
BALTIMORE. Nav d |


BALTIMORE, May %, 1912.
Mr. EpIron
Since the awarding of the beautiful prize banner to the
Maryland Cadets, there has arisen quite controversy
among the citizens, whether they justly ent
tied to it. One thing should be remembered that eIpe
rienced oicers-those who made il their business
tenize closely every movement of the companies during
the encampmcnt and better judges Of military tactics than
those officers who profess to know nothing about it,
1t was imprudent to award prize at ALL but it
agreed upon those interested should be satisfied with the
disposition of it, SO great the feeling for the Lancaster
Fencibes that grand has already been made by
the citizens to raise by subscription and present them
with magnificent flag. meeting has been called t5-
night for that purpose and have doubt but
handsome will be subscribed Our Lancaster friends
unqnestonably entitled 10 much praise (nor have
they been wanting in their share OF m but dare not put
my judgment against those who know better quail
fed TO decide and that they should have had the prize
banner.
canno close this letter without calling attention to
most superior portrait painting Of Miss Josephine Clifton,
the celebrated actress executed by Mr. Bordey young
Baltimore artist of superior talent and being exhibit
ed at the recently occupied by Mr. Palmer, in Mar.
ket street. There seems only shade between II and
realty. Her ardent admirers now see TINS gorgeous
representative and fancy that the angel herself IS
in all that blushng innocence and beauty SO fondly
dreampt Of =.
Virginia money still improving quote at ial! dis
count Exchange New York and Boston par dis
count Philadelphia par. The weather is fair
~ RODERICK.
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Philadelphia.
rCorrespondeucc of the Herald

PHLApELrHtA, May ?5 1912.
Failure to Launch the Frigate- Great hubbuJ and
ni-Suts-Raccs-Siock
There great disappointment here to-day in conse-
quence of the failure TO launch the gate Raritan from
the Navy Yard, previously announced Every
thing had been got in state Of preparation for the pur-
pose The gable end ofhe large house covering her had
been taken out the ways had been laid and ushsd for the
occasion in fact all in readiness for the launch
cept the knocking away of the blocking The several
steamboat and vessel had issued their cards
commoda,e visitors and the Naval Constructor of the
Yardhad issued his permit to the gentlemen of the press
and other friends to enter upon and be launched on board
of her In this state of expectancy matters stood this
morning at 5 o'clock when horseman at full TN Grew
up in front of the yard with message from the Navy pc
partment to the Commandant of the station. inns was
quickly despatched TO the Commodore, and was ouna 70
he order stop the launch from the navy Commis,
soners understood in consequence OIL ue want oil
means 10 equip her when launched
An order was given no. to ring the bell and ofcourse,
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Washington.
CCorrespondence of the Herald,1
lCOrrespondence Of the Herald.1
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Evening
COn0re sslOnal PrOce e1ings.

Congressional Proce edings.
The Senate spent the day on the Appointment
Bill, without taking vote upon any of the amend
ments. The impression seems to be that the ratio
Of So l79, proposed by the House. will eventually be
fixed upon This will give BOG members, body too
large much too SMALL for the expeditions transao-
ton of business. The fate of the distributing pro-
position adopted in the House is extremely doubtful
There is good deal of opposition to it, but the
chances would seem TO be in its favor.
No vote has been taken in the House on the Army
Appropriation Bill. Mr.. Adams made a motion 10
bring the army down to its size in 1921. twas then
between five and six thousand This would be a
reduction of more than one half-the number now
being nearly twelve thousand.
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BooT BLACKS SMoTIiERED IN THEIR OWN DIRT
An obscene and scurrillous sheet of the dcfunc
Flash order, called Z" The Arena" contained on
Tuesday morning most malicious and infamous at
tack on the reputation of the Sheriff of this city,
charging him with being accessory to forgery COM
mittedby young man named Jones' on Saturday
last Writs were accordingly issued yesterday af-
tenoon for the arrest of T. l.. Nichols, the avowed
editor, William Apologize, the printer and Aaron
Butteriield, the auctioneer, and bail demanded in
the sum of $1,000 in each case.
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Clty Intelligence.

ANoruER IMPORTANT ARRnsT.-Olhcer A. NJ. C. Smith
having received information yesterday that an old dealer
in counterfeit money named Levy Clark alias Cole had
been pursuing his calling at several points about town
Immediately put himself the track in quest Of the
rogue and in short time pulled" and safely lodged
him IN the city prison. In company with boy last week.
who he had engaged to aid him passing counterfeit money
he succeedein exchanging several $40 counterfeit
on the Iousaonic bank Of which was at Bakers
abishment; another at the place ofbusness dealer in
placr oiPars figures Either othese persons will aid the
police by giving notice at the city prison. This fellows
ofhe gang connected with Jack Robertson alias
who was arrested yesterday and the public have thus
been relieved from his depredatons early period
The boy will be enabled identify him and if persons VIII
received any notes Of this description will enter
complaints the lower polics. Both him and Dean may
be do the service instead robbng and
plundering the community
FrLcHiNG DrMIrY.-Oficer Prince Davis took forcibe
possession yesterday of cyprian named Sarah Burnham,
Of Grand street who had feonously robbed of her
associates named Ellen Poe, of wearing appere worth
S4, portion of which was found her person at the
time she was arrested. She was lodged in limbo to
FRENCH JACKS WOMAN cnlBBEp LAsr.---Jane Will
son. alias Montgomery one of the most notorious touch
stones of the pave who has long euded the police
Yesterday arrested charge of vagrancy and prostt
ton and sent to Blackwell's Island for six months.
DEATH FROM DELrnuM.-The Coroner held inquest
Yesterday on the body OF woman named Elizabeth
Green who has hitherto kept porter house at III Eliza
beth street The jury returned verdict of death from
derum trcmens. She had been q woman of intempe-
habits for several years and recently arrested
charge of being concerned with gang of counterfeit
ers that found in her house. She discharged
from prison, but died before leaving it.
Presto CHANeE.-Officer Lounsbury complaint Of
VIM. Lee w of 30 Reed street, few days since set his
wits at work to detect the thief who recently stole gold
watch and chan valued So and yesterday succeeded
in obtaining the property and securing the persons who
had aded in the passing from to another in order
avoid de ccon The original thief has provedito be
Catherine Conne who gave it to Elizabeth Gerry, from
whence transferred to the charge of Mrs Pack
wood who sold it to fifth person. from whom it was final
lv recoYercl.
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MORE FIRES IN WILMINGTON, N. C;-There have
been two more fires the first Wednesday night.
and proceeded from the steam saw-mill OF Potter.
Son & Kdder. The building was soon destroyed,
with several large piles OF lumber near it. The los
to the proprietors. above what insurance they had
namely, $1,000, will be between five and six thou
sand. On Friday night the large turpentine dstil
lery of Brown, DeRosset Il IIalett was soon burnt
down. Some thirty or forty barrels of distilled spl-
rts. upwards Of three hundred barrels raw turpen-
tine, large quantity of rosn &c. were also de-
stroyed loss in whole something like S3oO0.- W.
mington Chron,
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Creole actually turncJ White.

{h5- WE ARE NOT JOKING-NOTH1NG IS IN
possible in Chemistry We ourselves have seen dark
yellow and sunburnt frecked skin changed btnu
tfu clearness by the of the Italian Chemical Soar
is really blessings cures in the most surprising man
ner any eruption of the skin such pimpes salt rhcun
all from infancy to old age try IT, 1t is sold by Jones
sign of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street. for fit
cents cake II is worth fifty dollars : cake-so exec
lent so harmless.
The best thing made for the hair is sold there toe
called Joness Oil Of Coral Circassa- This makes III
hair grow, stays its falling, dandruf and max
light red grey hair grow dark from the roots Nine
there is unruth in these statements No deception
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LEGENDARY ATTEMPT on CAMBRIDGE COLLEGES
An attempt was made Monday evening to set
fire to the Harvard College in Cambridge, Mass. 1t
was discovered in Massachusetts Hall, and happily
extingulshed with but rifling damage 1t created
great excitement among the capped" students
who had just finished their fight with the Boston
Ground runners"
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fr7- AN ExTRAoRpINtRY FAcT.-As m,

N7- AN EXTRAORDINARY FACT.-As a matter :
curiosity, have been long in the habit of reading
notices OF advertisers of sundry preparations and remede
until we think discern between those written .
effect and founded on imagination only and those found
real fact. There is honesty pervadng-shc latt
that cannot well be mstakcn-while the former are ?
evidently pufs that they, with many must have just
contrary effect from the intended II is quite easy
tell by the sy and general spirit Of certificate aash
10 an adv ertisement whether it Is fictitious or real
have been struck of late by the notices in many OF the
pers of Mr. Daley which II caused TO be made by hii
prove one of three hngshat he is insane, foolish
Inc author or inventor OF most unheard Of preparao
which he calls his Pain Extractor" The man asser
that by this save he will extract all pain from bur
scad or any nfamcl almost instantly, and heal
an incrclbic short tme-and proposes TO go himself
fore any number Of persons and doctors and apply IT,
If il does do just what he says they may brand him
humbug and imposter, and he will publish himself
such. This is strong language, and we hope some
will take him at his word. We can hardly credit his
sertions and do TO burn our fingers to ha
him try II us though ftruc no family should bea
without the salve. lie has shown Us some certifca
hard TO believe but well authenticated. Mr.. Daley
the salve ut n Maiden lane aud is determined that eve
family in this city who pretend to have the comforts
necessarics of life shall have box at rate, and
will therefore il to be applied gratis to all act
injuries, until this Is positively known BY the pubic
(Jcur. Com,
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% FROM HAvANA.--A correspondent writes us
from Havana, TO know if the genuine saunders Razor
Srop" is made in this country Europe Answer-The
depot is at No. 1856 Broadway, where Mr. Saunders dis
penses these truly cxcelleat Strops He is capital fell
ow-ells good storyhas fine taste for the arts, and
devote his leisure hours (er dressing the heads of his
customers) in painting the human face divine II he has
not already, he deserves TO make fortune
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ii3- THE KREMLIN, Ill BROADWAY.-The great
Bahama Turtle-who SOW him die 2 twas land Cotter
told us he was going him up to in SOUP
and steaks If only had time would give rea
ders the bill of fare presented us for yesterday. There
were green peas Sleeps head salmon, and Strawberries
We will give you the whole ii don't stop. Go end
for Yourself those beautiful dining saloons ~
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AroLoGETlc-The Evening Post" has been
profse in its apologies for several days, excu.ing
Governor Dorr because he did not let blood flow
They protest il was no fault of his that thousands
were NOT murdered.
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ADVICE GnATIs.--We would advise Mr.. Secor,
who formerly had some peculiar contracts with the
Navy-also Joe Scrill, his friend, that they must
keep their boot-back in good order-otherwisc they
will be held responsible.
Also-we would advise Mr.. Applegate, the job
printer, Ann street, who now does the job work OF
several OF the theatres, that he must not print bels
against us, and all manner Of licentioumess-other-
wise shall make him answerahle for thcm-not
his man-monkey
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" There is rumor in the city this morning, that
thirty feet of the dam at the foot of the grand lake
on the east branch has been carried away and the
logs in the lake much scattered, that it is fear
ed many of them cannot get down this season
There are about three hundred men at work on the
east branch, and they may succeed in stopping the
gam
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STATE rs. JUDGE MuLLANrHY. Yesterday, the
testimony and the plcadings in this case were gone
through with, and the cause submitted to the jury,
who, after absence Of about thirty minutes, re-
turned into Court with verdict Of not guilty-St
Louis Republican, May -
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HONOR IN MIsslssIrrI.-General Henry 5. Foote
shot ebert ]. Fitzpatrick, of Jackson, Mississippi
a week or two since. They quarreed, had fist
fight, and afterwards armed themselves and fired al
each other in the street Foote's shot lodged In the
abdomen of his opponent it is thought 1t will prove
fatal We suppose this will be called an honorable
affair
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HUDSON RIVER AND HorsAToNIc RAILROADS.
The last Poughkeepse Eagle contains a long report
OF a committee in favor of the Hudson River all
road lis purpose is to show, that the river route
preferable to the route selected by the New York
and Albany Railroad Company. All these move
ments show deep conviction in the public mind of
the necessity of a direct railroad route to Albany
While on this subject, we would ask what has be-
come OF the Housatonic Railroad We know its
bills in bad odour but still hope the road will be
completed before next winter. In that event il will
at least, until more direct arc constructed
be the great horoughiare TO Albany when the river
is closed. If the Locofocos carry their Governor
next fall, the rush TO Albany will be tremendous.
This, with the mail contract between New York and
Albany would enable the company to do good BUSH
ness We say thcn-go ahead-tinish the remaining
twenty miles between North Canaan and Stock
bridge and you will reap good harvest next winter;
provided you run your all the way from Bridge
port to Greenbush The New Workers will never con-
sent to wait an hour or two at Stockbridge for the
Boston train. and then be transhippcd If the Bos-
ton Railroad Company will not, for a fair compensa-
ton permit the Housatonic Company TO run their
cars over their road, the Legislature of this State
has the means of coercing them The Bostonians
must do the fair thing
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15h Of Anrl contains crcnar bv Mr. Warr;n u, ".
the British Consul at Trpol, dated March 10Th, ad-
dressed to the different chiefs of the Interior and
northern coast of Africa, representing to them the
folly as well as cruelty of the slave trade, and adj
vising them to substitute for it active trade in
the natural resources of Africa such as gold dust,
ivory ostrich feathers gum, skins, indigo, &C. This
circular has been translated into Arabic and pro-
itIsely distributed.