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4 YOUNG LADY Competent to teach

d he ordinary bmuchc, o! an Eugl ,h Educ alton and
wun Possesses know ledge OF the French Language and
Muse, e,iroU> 90 obtaining situation either Govern
.n private family or an assistant IN school. Al
tirs n.is t. COVERINGS" NJ tiS nitce. az 'lwu
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T PICTURES 10 Young Mon. delivered

II ~ n II ~ I UINIp Wtl. ttIINtIt'I
Il n the F,r.t ant Srcor Presbyterian Churches the
Cty of Ma>hny and n the Sc Nd Presbyterian Chuic
l AeNluira D. G.. bv Ruins ". Glars, \ a Pastor ct le
SECOND Presbyterian Church. Ws>ii1sion-th. dly pub
li,lci and 'ir ,alc hy {. g. MORRISON. Agent,
80 M
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Nv a Young Woman. "A sit
y ANTED-A Tin and Sheet ireu
ThNTED MMEDlATELY-Tweu-
ANTED.-Employsp are respect

n-Nr .Hi, 70 WORK a. the ARTIFICIAL Flower max.
e.. lew io ieirr. Also, good Carrier. Inquire at
. a. Clrv>''s street. ma lm'
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y. b. Breakfast AMI tea II required. my23a.
EHEAP FURNISHED ROOMS.--Ver

~ cheap .Ifn,led Room, ctn be had At No. ~ West
Broad say, suitable tor gentleman and his wife without
cnildr,D. Tor SINGLE gsnufmen The Rooms neat,
p.ea aad well furnished, AMI the cheapest groc~ry u
the city B, directly opposite Call and examine Tor your
segcS u,yN b.
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DROTESTANT--A young married

2. S.-AAy communication addressed as above sill b.,
rtly attended TO- Men tor any occupation furnished To
employers GRATIS. ms Inn
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M GOD SCREWS. assorted. from Do
w ". % ; inches ~. -. made By Nre'Engand
hons .; Jobn.t wy2j
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Court of Oyer and Term,ner.

Before Judge Kent, and Aid. Underwood and Kelly.
SEPT 26-The Septt mber of the Circuit Court
ana Court OF Oyer and Termner opened Yesterday and
the nHoWing gentlemen empsnelled % Grand Ju-
Barmore, Lucius Comstock samuel NJ Dodge. samuel
Dick, Michael Dougherty, Geo. Ferguson Jr Geo. Fick-
EFT. Henry E. Holt Gilbert c. Hubbard Jas. Ksrri9sn
Thomas Kelly, Henry s. Mitchell John Mocdinger VIM
NJ Stone, John D. Spader, Wilson Small John Iownsend
Jrn Henry vandewstsr, Thomas Walker Daniel w est
The jury alter being addressed by Judge Kent (who al
luded to the various topics required by law also TO the re-
cent PRIZE ngh Sco retired to their for consua-
ton.
The Murder Cssss.-The trial Of Richard Hnobhs for
the murder some time since Of little boy in Cherry st.
by cutting his throat down for Wednesday Oct
g.. Mr. Graft and MIR. Bradley, will appear as his coun.
eel.
Margaret Owens, young woman, a native of Ireland
was arragned for the Of her male infant child by
woundng and strangng, and then throwing ii into the
sink, at IS Bayard street. while living the family Of Mr.
Thorne q servant on the 26h Ju~ last. She plead
guilty Mr. Haskett appeared her counsel and the trial
was set down for Thursdsy, Oct g.
Monroe Edwards.-The District Attorney announced to
the Court that he ready proceed second pdio
ment in this or the Bank Of America money Col T.
obtained from the English house Mr. Price, one Of the
counsel for prisoner said they intended appoa
ton to have the trial put of for the term would b
ready with affidavit tomorrow Leave granted
offer such.
DEATH OF RICHARD RmER-Mr. Lord announced 10
the Court the death Of the late Recorder Who he said
occupied distinguished situation in this sity, and aug.
gesed that the Court ADJOURN tribute Of respect
that the Court adjourn and that the ssngs b
ed on the minutes.
The Court then adjourned to Tuesday at half pest ten
o'clock.
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MEDICINES.
MEDICINES.
THE NEW YORk
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
P H a R NJ A c Y
ESTABLISHED FOR T

SUPPRESSION OF QUACkERY,
II AS met with the most success since ITS com
unPnncipled eendes who are now daily gaming
and vgoI under the ud,cous Of the COLLEGE The
following preparations have already obtained celebrity un
The U IN RVa Tonic MIXTURE
certain for all forms Of dyspepsia low sprt loss Of
disposition consumption and all complaints arising from
dssnangement Of the NERVOUS system II may be also used
with great success n cases o. Fever and aSue ana pro
1sn''''s THE The xM6paS 'H nIYSIMENT ''
For the of rheumatic pans. collie bruises sprsns sp
date and relief guaranteed Sold bottles 10 cts
THE PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
For the Of all OF delicate for pains in
The bcnes eops sore hrost Or any Other sym
toms produced BY an inudcao1s use Of mercury OF oy
sse x soss s saAsTHARrc PILL
For the Of all Of the liver purifying the
nd giving vigor the vital powers. This medicine is
ney supcrcedng the drastic purgaves Of the nosrum
THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL.
For the of those complaints peculiar TO the female ser
and to and the regular action Of the female
boxes H. 8 s fsnt Hs ri Ssa GooPkWs PILL
For the cure Of cutaneous eptons gont chrome Iheuma
''% zN Fri 4
Guaranteed gononhea gleet and all mucopuruen
discharges from the uetha Bold IN bottles at DO cents and
THE PAPILLARy HEALING POWDER.
the cure o. sore ppsss ana
The above preparations may also be had Of the following
Dr.. Y. NJ. 0uon, ia Bowery.
DR.. King, 2s7 Hudson street.
Elias T. Theall. 3as Grand street
Principal Office Of the College for New York. at 81 Nassau
street.
ann amr W. s.RICHARDsON, Agent
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EAU DE BEAUTE,

ouRAuPs EAU De BEA A.! 2, TIq s. %.sr Of
ssss. S: s. sSs n Ra. g.
i, en- ;Is
sfser shaving beyond compare Among ofa,ny
s s s sas s
eIet i. wax slowly Ps surely rna steadily into svSr
"a S sss being
s infinitely cheaper than the vile stuff spread daily
@ B. ss nj no
Ss .s c % ss
s.U Il .ns @ ~ Re
ssy %sef should
ed yd ;S s b. % every Dm and
scte S.,s rom face You hcad
sm "r iss G
mot sui, encbante dc cosmetque et e en- vous remerce
nc '''' EMILE DEsMoULINs Pension En ran
az have your Eau de Bean,s in useit is admirable
article and shall recommend IF PHILLIPS, Philadelphia
Ih.ye had several call, foi wash for eeEls: ke
sy v9g ssgs bought bottle q e9S sii '''
innocence of Eau
ss S% y 'fas RSy s
Ssd s.otssls eppcr,ani.y ys.'ssE r
i sssSS on by S:n d
Please send one rer bearer" ,osvn,, .,
So strong is the PROJECTORS conviction q the entire efficacy
of The above prepa realizing all that IL
eses accomplish that dissatisfied purchaser can receive
his or her money back, NJ requested.
To be had only d. 0S Exclusive Once, 81 Walker at,
door from Broadway 81 bottle and OF the following
Albany Guthrie, Maiden Lane Goshen Elliou Ph;lsdel
phia Mrs Brown rs Chestnut streets B,ltmore, Seth Hance,
Pratt st; Washington Selby raker Alsranda Berry;
Hrtford Wells Humphrey; Boston, Jordan, Milk street;
Norwich w Faulkner Lowell, Carleton; Salem Ives; New
Haven Myers; Providence Dyer Jr CIatnnatti Thomas
Main street, and othe rs throughout the " States;
ouraud Poudre Subtitle, for completely and permanently
ersdicatng superfluous hair, 81 per bottle
0ourauds Liquid Vegetable Rouge, 30 cents pr BOTTLE
Goursuds Blanc DEpagne, imperts pure life whIteness
into combination for this purpose boz s1 I'm
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
MIR. JB. JACQUEMOD, manufacturer and importer q
l French Artificial Flowers 50 Lispenard street near BROAD
way, has lust received by Havre packet suly Dncness
onabe flowers and feathers Of the latest Partisan styles
~ im~ec
I Owe, COURTsHTP AND MAkklAct Jus, pupl,sl,
IL ed BeckIards Physiological Mysteries and Revelations in
Love- Courrship and Marriage inable guisebook ior
married and single in matters OF the utmost
Amongst the things duly considered in this work areCauses
of AMI Offspring with modes t2 prevsn
ton increase TIE Of beauty and couftshp Inc
and ts Effects cured The Of Love Of Jealousy with
remedy for ersdicsns from ire mind the seeds OF hopeless
or an unhappy PASSION &C. &c Translated from the third
Pans edition. BY Philip NJ Howard For sale at io2 Nassau
dollar; directed 20 HOLLAND OIL OVER, New Yck city,
will secure work being 10 part Of the Uned Stats
sl%lmsr
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POCKET KNIVES

$50 d9z dirk and pocket knives rs.ing At price, %
suit Also large OF Scissors, HAeons
Champagne Cutters, Dental and Surgical Instruments, and
every other article usually KEEP, By cutle All kinds of cSs
ey made order and repaired Steel articles polished In The
80 ,msc J. b. CHEvALIER, lsa Broadway.
TWINE-lo0 bales B1dpor mandatory assorted sisss.
ga l. COLLINS X co. 80 South
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INVENTION NO. 9.

The second invention Of modern times which would
PREMIUM CHEMICAL HAIR DYE. the first ever in
vented in this country This article, be testified by
large number Of and verbal superior
thing Of the kind imported from any part OF the world
and rapidly supercediag all nostum. for changing the
black from f.tsn red other Objectionable color in
The above Hair Dye exhibited the Fair of the Amer
Institute held Nibos Garden and ed the first
MUM, being superior any other exhibited 1t my be OBJ
tanned at the following places bailey, Wad Co. Maiden
Bowery Bond street, Tiffany Gourd Ellis, $50
Broadway, and at the mandatory, No. Pine street. New
York. 80
au30 lmsr GEORGE KENNEDY.
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HATS
FALL FASHION-I6l2.


g. I'd q, public 10 ssn,,: r. =
gard nestne.s style and durability Persons about suppyns
themselves with that nd.Pensbe I.'cIs cf dress. and no
him call that the within famed low price. would
fully @ ss% & b s. 90 CHEAP
.m. do @ nsus 90 Ss.ysi 90 = % Ao on hand
fancy sc S youths and sx m 1850 Chatham St
DORTABLE BLACKsMITH's FOROEs-Thc sub
s fosss .sS
call the attention Of the public the above acle That they
United States l.. we believe sufcisns syidepes OF ,hsr
utility and convenience; being portable and compact
s R cn. ou us
and all e, Ssfh the ordinary EGs
We would refer those wishing t., purcha.. 10 some who
Ss%Egacs S%ns My , yS ro;moq n r. M.
hsS,s Co "' Broadway ssd our f
Se ss sm.rc corner Of old Sip and w.s.r It:
SILK BANNERS Nh H.. &c; 0e., Read street,
H4kSNSGT1S inform o e. 80
friend; they are K. NO %o, Superior s for beauty
Ssr. Elm, AND and ."
cssion thai will make the largest b'nne" "n0''
W" spsemsn: and Design. & their E'ssbhmsn
s'i y.. e. eo and EXECUTION kind
M bR E.,o Mo- T. o. O. g sss to
K. : .css MIST g. SisSSi England, 81 Ssos An
waSow Shades in great variety from q each to tho richest
'p ssin.a GLASS; ser the .ae.ns wsn;sd I'd
chanss color with many r.ss1
. sh p.esss ana Sss, wRn sas,s x
limitations Of sined s rented 2. m.'i% mo. .,
% s s:. % oSea:s Of e.
very durable and chssp. WV
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T.. t. JACOBS,
JOHN ESTABROOKS.

Astory of The above may seen by calling az abave
An C.ssNThe article below IS from the
pn Of S1s o our %o;I INTELLIGENT medical whose
tails really remarkable and might well have been sup
of w %sS Visited the Patient
and who wa. the time of the Editors Of the CONNER
i indeed that fallen humanity is made to experience
fallen he oi Of jaime. Wysaoa id yssr. Of age now a
the farmer he os SS healthy and
snSs sy aHS1 deprived
ef the sense Of hearing some since which
It, bones one q
upper both bones and esssSs
well ntegnmens II would be difficult to Imagine in
s I'd
ss on ps r Of s .sem r @
seventy
her most unfortunate child told the writer OF t6swss
observed under the a Of each big This ominOus
each les to neSes
o. time both dropped off, The fingers as Of the night hand
then attacked BY tins consuming mady which
H 81 eSa ss IKE
&C. he right side he centre Of the
oyH
ms n tan ne Ssa
Us how possible foT constitution 50 very iesb
% ina, sGsd telling
lpE the dinner table with the Of The family and feed
5 e",ms n eat
injury done the left shoulder and the that SURROUND the
ing head the appearance of which shall atiemp,
The check given this terrible spreading hope
less masdylhe removal Of the intense protraced pans
aterhe que. sleep increased strength, and stable
esenee SO manifest IN the person Sf all and
Tolls sARsAPARiLLx. Those WHO have witnessed !hs
truly suspicious and most unexpected effects Of this medicine
II this are sn S in the opinion
vigorous cop! not have failed othe greatest
cslamities that can befl a human being.
Mr.. G. C. BRISTOL have been acquainted with Peter
James from his infancy day. and do hereby certify
the facts set forth the above from the Commercial Advert
sell ~'' '''''N' ORANGE MANSFIELD, PM,
Nov. goth, 1884, North Clarence, Erie Co.
BIooMrIELD, Oakland Co, Mn, July %, lsa,
'isa aDs
70 who ordered During
IND
81 modification set IN when applied to root doctor
only served keep back a,ys used almost every thing
July la., cure was e By person who Like all
s
Of the fore there have at lsa;tysny holes many
FeS'aary s,s aesiasnsy came ' across wrapper from
SSs's q
and used bottle week for two or three months when
since that time any iio% No
and seems sound and can labor With
sse% eve Gns has R ssns
who may be similarly afflicted WILLIAM fGii ffkARsALL
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JhEAIE SI IN V I
THE AGE.
KENNSftEt,DY,S

COMPOUND VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
Tor The treatment and OF the Hair the only
nfable presevative against badness and certain
for all Of the scalp such as dnda Pca ponca &C.
pared by the inventor and proprietor himself
after study OF ten years during which his has been al
exclusively devoted To the perfection OF this incompatible
article for the benefit of the growth and beauty OF the HAIR In
the time, nostums intended for the purpose
have arisen and died. while this reoices in the full vigor Of
manhoodand destined live long fine head OF hair
duly priced its cleanliness and beauty admired Let those
who have these desires but give single trial and he has
fears the result eny be known be
cated and when the prophet obtain
his reward from discerning public and asks befoebs
is not afraid Of getting Of patience.
Nearly five hundred certificates tesying TO its virtues in
all for ich intended be used, from the
highly respectable individuals in various parts in the United
tor and manufacturer, No. Pine street, New York.
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stood her being eyond the reach Of medicine
have been surprised wth the to her about and
we are assured Inst her attributable entirely TO the
Of Brsol Sarsapan We further acquainted with
the faet that for i've of the time Of her sickness. she
was 70 be c9nyeye from one place another in the
JOSEPH FIR. EMAN, Judge Enc Co. &. Pleas.
HORACE 81 ANLEY, Justice Of the Peace
Il: LlTCHFI Id, Postmaster.
DEXTER ~ ELL, Supervisor.
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THE NEW YORK
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS,

FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS of all Co
iors Of Fashion French boots and ratent leather
sbc AZ shoes CATERS walking shoes and pumps for
boys and children Men and boys cheap boots from 1913 g.
and ~ per pair Mems shoes TO 10 and rs pair
Bows shoes 80 10 IS cents ST. and warranted good Ladies,
misses and chdens CATER boots bushns walking shce. md
slippers all colors and latest fashions nes pusk1ns
and alps rs cents 70 81 good slippers Come and see
good sssomcpt Of the above articles at " Canal corner
at Walker. - su2l imsr
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G HIN A, GLASS, AM
EARTHENWARE.

3 ASTON HOUSE.
FRENCH Porcelain Dinner Services, rs pieces cas- 90
L White Granite, do do ll2 do IL 90
French or English Porcelain Tea Sets, do
Dinner Plates French Porcelain, per dozen, 19i
Do do Granite blue white do 90
Sonp, do French Porcelain, do 100
Do do Granite, blue white do 90
Tea Cup: and sauce ia H,ees') French f0selan'
GLASS.
Cut Wines, per dozen, from I 50
Do Tumblen, do do 100
Lemonades, handled, do 223
TABLE CUTLERY.
or the finest descriptions dozens, the low price
the Just opened handsome Of Toilet
Ware. r.. SIMPSON.
NB-Areut sale Of Simpsons Ear Comets, for the
relief OF deafness. 81 Ims
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Persons who any doubts the efficacy Of this medicine
are invited call on any Of the following City References be-
fore purchasing the article -
John Giles, 3Ol Pe ari
Thomas Hogan, zoe Stanton street
William w Randolph, SD Fourth street
Lloyd Bryant, No. iAyenue T..
VIM H. Stinemes. % Cedar street
Mr.. johnson, 20 James street
William Stebbns, Of Rivington and Ridge sts.
Richard Smith. 90 Clinton street
Robert H. Gordon, - Orange street
Mrs A. Hodge, 80 Ridge st Get
William Wilson, IS Lewis street
M. Vandewater, 3i4 Madison street
Lempe Leland, 86 Hudson street
g. Reed, ll3 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Mrs. Ward, So Bayard street
]. w. Henderson, 27e Grand street
James McGi 1856 Grand street
H. B. Knapp, 81 Avenue B-house 504 Fourth street
John Culver, 1871 Stanton street: 49, .
o. DO any TO purchase this medicine until
they fully satisfy themselves that al that said OF II Is true
IT, therefore, they will take the trouble to call on Mr. Burger
so Couandt street, Mhau 1855 Broadway they
subsanated testimony addition to the above, which
will conclusvey that the article Whit to
be. Z. C.BkiSTOL;
CAUroN-As the fame Of this wonderful medicine extends,
putaon The afflicted therefore should be careful they
wish the article, ask for Brsols, and see that the
WRITTEN signature Of e. BRISTOL the cork Of the
bottle.
For by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout the
county,. -
William Burger Wholesale Agent 50 Coutlandt street, and
lso Greenwich street, and retail at the following places:
Mhaus Pharmacy, lac Broadway Rnshton and Aspinwal
ITO Broadway William street. and 10 Astor Honss James
D. b. Qusckenbush, 100 Greenwich street. and A. Hill zoe
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MISCELLANEOUS
The Anti-Angular System or WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.

knoM TWELVE TO DOLLARS
BRlsTOW q London, respectfully informs the Lsdss
Day and Evening have commenced for the and that
he has nrpucES his Terms one nali.-so Six Dollars!
rne@sn ages are po.iissy taught in twelve lessons
bold free, erpedisous and finished businesske style o
writing may be. See specimens the door, 235 Broadway
- AND LADiEs
neat and handsome delicate and fashionable Running Hand
10 yIsITORs in New York can take course in Three
Days MIR b. is to be from TO A. NJ, OF from
Evening Glasses from to9.
BooK-KEEPNa
scientifically aud practically.
7 o. = o. - G c.
sTENOGRAPHY
Of the Art Of Wrung Shorthand for taking
down Lectures Sermons, Trials Law, &c &C.. taught
fecty By Mr. Bnsow in Of lessons at 2s5 Broad
IN, MA work q the author presented pupil for
u s, CITY DESPATCH POST,
,,or,se POST OFFICE, New York, a3th July, 1912;
II Upper and Lower Post O6ces:-
Haleepa'' 3 o'clock ANN
." PM Will be sen. GU. for de:
''' ''''S' oe ss'S ssy o'clock II and
whom th letter addressed No money must be enclosed
Stations At be Is ss
$3.50 100, and every information be obtained
s @ 5 ~
that the number Of the residence ahoud be stated in all t
The Post Master solicit. the earliest information shond any
AUS iy &c Post Master.
THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS OF
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HIGH POLISH:

r EE'S STEAM IMPROVED BLACKiNG is
vealy admitted to be far superior to any yet for
peculiar softening qualities the leather and
for exquisite brilliant jet black ustre. properties entirely UNI
rivaled.
No. 1 John 81, corner of Broadway CHAS. LEE,
$40 imsr Formerly Lee b Thomson.
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zlll|h lR 4fi2a

BINGHX MS LINE.
The proprietor of Binghams Transportation Line Pitts
burg give notice the Merchants Of New York. and all other
persons shipping the West te their line
operation Goods consigned them Tor 20 in THEN
line } will be forwarded with despatch.
Owners or shippers of goods destined for the Western
S,ntes who have consignee Pittsburg, will
please consign their Foods to William Bingham Pitssburg
who will attend sappng all such consignments without
delay.
An goods should be marked distinctly package
BINGhAM'S LINE.
For freight; which low any other line apply
WIN. TYSON, Agent,
No. West street, opposite Pier No. 2, N. X.
NIB Passengers forwarded to Psburg and Pottsveevery
day, Sundays excepted.
Refer to r. Crooks. American Fur Co.; 8. r. Nicol
Front street PhelG. Rodfs Co.; Fulton street suyaam
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A NEW & IMPORTANT IN
VENTION FOR THE LADIES.

Belts, and braces advantageous terms SC mtr
PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS
AND SOUPS,
WARRANTED keep any length Of in any climate,
w viz: lobsters habut shsd, salmon, oysters clans
beef mutton, veal duck chicken turkey beef soup,
BROTH chicken soup tail soup, mock and turtle soup,
vegetable SOUP peas mushrooms mrnips
ships milk NC &c. and sold whole
sale by WILLIAM MULLANE,
81 lms re s2L Nassau II
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The following Of letter from Dr. j. A. HYDE one OF
the Oldest and mosespecable practitioners in the western sec
lion Is given: YOUNGSTOWN June II, 1898.
Mr. G. c. Bnstol-DeM Sir am nearly out Of Sarsspas
again. and il you please send me two dozen bottles,
by stage or cars directed to at this place. -
have frequently prescribed your Compound FLUID Extract
Sar,apara few with much advantage IN
chronic diseases Scroa and obstinate
affections attended with scrouous habit Also in secondary
syphilis; chronic general ebilty from snos cause
IL generally proves useful think Fluid Extract the best
pre- partition Of Sarsauarila ever used.
With much respect, yours, truly, j. A. HYDE.
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him that he teacher he had no more money than
he wanted In the fall Of 1898 De Bullion called and
me; and during the conversation he asked 10 what
church we belonged to- say we, because my wife was
present. said zoe, because my wife was there ! said
that American family had offered me seat in church
DE Bullion said he clerk Of the vestry Of Mr.. Yer
ren's church. asked him who were his colleagues in
the vestry he said they set Of old women from
first to last and that he could do az he pleased asked
him II the Reverend Gentleman would let him do he
pleased said he said he just as much OF az old
woman any Of Them and besides, he little afraid Of
me- for he knows As he ought 70 Know una, hsss
replied will tell you that IT, between US ne then sad
night went to verren and gave him bundle OF
to look over-as you know ,ns per,scuon
in his study and he told me to leave them on hrs tables he
the next day for his letters the door Of his house
opened by the servant and ne vas answered, no
ren be found his bundle OF letters and on the table
also the copy Of them. De Bullion then said that he
thought what cond be the intention OF MT verren to
harm me- now had him in my power az then took DO
copies and originals. and brought them away with
Q.-who did he say they were to be sent tot
AOne of them he said intended for that rascal Of
Canda; this don't satisfy you that he is old woman
then will tell you curious story" In the month oil
May, 1897, went to see Mr. verren asked him whist
newsl-no baptisms, no marriages to-day7
The story was here dispensed with.
witness continued-Further than this can say no
thing against the gentlemen in one manner other.
way in 1885, or in January 1899. went him and told
him.
witness stopped by Bakery
WITNESS continued-I never told any body what knew
about these letters until after the book publshed
then told Mr. Verren what De Bullion had said. never
heard him say anything madame De Ia Haye.
Cros~snaminsd BY WrsrrRr-I am native Of swifzer-
land and studied medicine there.
WRsrrRr-Were you not engaged in any other business
or vocation1 a.,
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