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enough to move the very stones All attempt at labor
in the prison has been suspended for several DAYS
The chapel and all the shops except the blacksmith
shops have been verted into hospitals. Two han
dred has not been high average upon tina sick list
the last four days With the exception Of Or Gard.
Whose dsath WAS ann.unced yest.risy) We hear Of
no deaths by cholera in the city since that tina DR.
Lathrop the physician OF tbs Penitentiary, who
seized night before last Is in great danger We hear
Of no other Of a formidable character.
AT DAYTON, OHIO.
The fnoWinr tahla he xeakIu rannrt ieatha
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JULv 10 --TsroRr.sr DEcfsio, Stsvr .vsps BsHsds
Keni This vas application under . CLAUSE IN tie
lSltn section Of the code, dischsge the defssdsnt
from arrest rbe application wss made On rnursday
la, and the case fully reported In fridays H-ysii.
lis Honor has denied the motion
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NovsLrr laos wosss, I
Ns~ Yoss, July 10, 1sto. (

Ns~ Yoss, July 10, 1ste
J. q Brr-rrr. ESQ
Dth SR<-Piease state that the fall Of the derrick.
mentioned In yeur paper Of yesterday as having 90
cured at the Novelty Works did not occur ct thoss
works aud ohlige, yours, very respectfully.
sr1LLMAN, ALLEN h co.
The accident occurred at Secor's Iron Works,
-Ep IlERALD1
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b Y + K l. T. q r. A r II

MONTREAL, July 49, 1870
The cholera is returning with fearful rspdty among
us. The deaths in this city Saturday As and
1t Is supposed that the number yesterday greater
This terrible and sudden increase Is partly to be attr
buted to the sudden change Of weather Since the
thunder storm OF Friday night last the thermometer
has stood seldom higher than 10 often CO.
Prior to the storm it stood high as 90 and occs-
sionally went up to 100.
The Board of Health have become so alarmed
that they are afraid to publish the report and the
consequence is that the public hear Of the deaths only
The cholera is also spreading to great among
the soldiery.
Lord Elgin 1t is said has refused allow the troops
to leave the tewn, although requested by the medical
men to do So
In Quebec, sad to relate tho disease has been far
more ghtful than oven in Montreal the deaths ave-
raging from twelve to fifteen per day The merchants
refrain from attending at their counting houses and
the consequence s that business perfectly psray
Many citizens Of the frat repectabity have fallen
prey to this dire disease in Quebec
ALBANY, July 16-P. NJ.
The cholera is on the increase in our city and the
Board Of Health report forty six and sixteen
deaths Is having occurred since Saturday the I4th
inst.
BUFFALO, July 16-P NJ.
The Board Of Health report the occurrence of eighty
past twenty four hours which shows very large in
PHILADELrHIA, July 10, 1910.
During the twenty -four hours ending at noon to- aay
there 80 and deaths of choera-exclusive
Of the number that may have occurred in the Block
ley Aims House, the report from which has not been
received. The weather is very pleasant.
PHLADELrHIA. July 16-2P.M
The report from the Blocklsy Aims House is twenty
nd fourte deat hs
cases and twenty three deaths, since Sunday.
BALTIMORE, July l6-S T. NJ.
Five deaths by cholera have occurred at the Aims.
House since last night.
Capt McAlster, died Of the epidemic at Fes Point,
to-day.
The city is allowed to be, comparatively, healthy.
BALTIMORE, July 16-PM.
There have been four cholera and two deaths
at the House. since o'clock yesterday Sunday
One case is also reported in the Ipfrmary.
PrrrsBUaoH, July 10, 1s4o.
The report Of the Board Of Health gives eleven
and one death.
CINCINNATI, July Is, 1910.
The interments from cholera amount for the last
twenty four hours to sixty four aud of other diseases
forty. four.
CINCINNATI, July 16-P. NJ.
The interments from cholera yesterday were eighty
seven; other diseases sixty seven.
ST. LOUIS, July Is, 1919.
The nterments, Geo far reported) number eighty
nine Of cholera; and Of other diseases forty-two.
Sr. Locus, July 10, 1s4o.
The number Of deaths by cholera for the last twen-
tyfcur hours has been and Of other diseases
thirty four
The general health OF those quarsntined At the Ar
senal, below the city is, we are happy to say i'm
proving. The weather is cool and cloudy.
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TILE PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
IN THIS CITY.

IN THIS CITY.
NAvoR's OFFICE,
NEw YoRx July l6-l2M
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report l6s
cases and 30 deaths of cholera having dar
ing the last "A hours.
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Toth. .s....... saVs ii4
II will be from this, that the cholera has In
creased in Brooklyn to greater extent than In this
city.
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CHAs g. J GOODRICH.

fhySclen 10 the BOARD OIL
The number of deaths Of cholera In Brooklyu. last
week, down at AZ but Of cholera mobas there
were deaths; diarrhcs 81 sysent-ry, 5; aud chssrs
infantum 8; total. So Annexed rs rssums of the
deaths since the cholera srst appeared:
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AT PHILADELPHIA

The rhisdephis NORTH .8nsfc1a of the 18th instant,
contains the following statistics Of the Of ,era
10 that city, for the week ending the l4th inst aud
the aggregate number 81 aud deaths since the
fret of tho epidemic In that city which 10
greater than any Of the seaboard cities except Ne~
AavEa
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BY THE MAILS.


The Boston Courier, of the 10th inst ays:-There
have been four deaths In the Cholera Hospital since
our last report as followsAnn Phipps died about IL
o'clock on Friday night Of congestion of the brain
This IL the woman who, after walking ten miles was
picked up struck in Purch st on Frday Joanna
Grove, aged s5 from No 1856 Hanover street died at
Ann street died in the afternoon both OF cholera
Nary Jane Spaulding, iutemperate woman, was
taken out Of enc OF the houses in Gilmau's Alley,
Ann street at ten O'Clock yesterday forenoon, sick
with cholera and was conveyed to the hospital She
died at IL o'clock.
IN BUFFALO, NY.
The Buffalo Commercial Of the 1ith inst Gays" On
Friday, IS eases and Is deaths Among the deaths Is
that IL Dr. Charles e. addok formerly master II
this city, He WAS taken slightly III wednesday
morning, and administered remedies but did not sui.
GENTLY heed the tion aud actively engaged
throughout the ICY In the duties ~ his poition
member II the Board Of Health to which he has devoted
his time and energies and IL may be said that he
Loot his life In behalf II his suffering and afflicted fellow
men Whenever aud wherever duty called he obrye1,
and all hours Of ths day aud night him Aininis-
teriDs relief around bedside Of the sick dying
Where the pestence ragged the worst-whers ~hois
families lay PROSTATE there. alone has Dr. Hlddock
been until exhausted nature at last yielded to the
we're tatks aud exposures aud the destroyer marked
him for victim. Had he needed the earnings their
frst appearance, aud yielded to the solicitation Of
friends to remain quiet he would doubtless have re-
covered But no. He saw many sick aud dying with
meme 20 aid them, or administer TO their r-lief aud
merging all care for his safety In tho ardent
ptings his nature for the of theirs he
continued bis labors aud when the hns attack cane
IL too ltetbe disease beyond the reach OF hu-
cal profession and he expired IN about thirteen hours
after the unmstakrs b. symptoms Of cholera
themselves. DR. Haddock vas ~ years Of age lie vas
smupg the oldest residents OF this city having
actively engaged In business here for the last fifteen
years"
IN NEW JERSEY.
The following report Of the of the cholera
Camden was made for the three days ending the 18th
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A man named Maxwell. corner OF stanton and Cam
street,, died Of Inc prevailing Epidemic on sunday
evening and his daughter, Is years Of age Thurs
day. he has left elk helpless children TO deplore his
ioss The aid Of the benevolent Is much needed aud
would be deservingly applied.
IN THR INSTITUTION FOR rHg BLIND.
But two cases Of cholera have yet occurred among
the pupils of the New YORK Institution for the Blind
fboth ~ which proved fatal, via. -
Esther Rosetta tldridge died July 2
Anna Stark, died July Ia.
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The report for Sunday aud yesterday IL rs follows;
Owes BosrD hEALrH. Jsly 10, lsty.
Present, ABE Sanitary Committee. Since saturday
mornings rport "a ~ chslers have been repDrt
ed to this Office, ~ u which have proved fatal rhey
are a. follows NiiDdsr King Hicks street; Mary Bond
Flushing svenne; Margaret Knox Baltic street, Mar
vim McOouaal, furnau street; Nrs pickering Bergen
street. Fanny Lynch. smith street; Oliver Walsh,
Hudson avenue; Jones Parker. furnan street; Mi
cbasl Mullen. Court street; George lluilen. Court
street. John Mullen. Court street Ann Foley, State
street Thomas Dyson, Bergen street, add Considine
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The Cincinnati Gasette. OF the ilth instant, says
During the latter part 81 tho week ending July 9th,
there was considerable Abatement in the prevailing
epidemic The weather warn. with frsI 1sut
showers. and several heavy tnuniersterms the fol-
Losing statement ws give the numbcr Of intermsnts
frem cholera from day to dsy
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gelie in oAio-Ths French R.frsee-.

Tho Z. fs rs-a iS.spG "a saws - n1 ths :
familiar n a., r;E:r " TIE es-ly settlement; Of e..
o1i, Osio ~ that Interesting bs71 NJ aa~eotu rers
H. French Rsfarees-the mem 5ers ID. tss Court o.;
Louis IN 1870 % rot in gTsssai With re 4; nh~re %
romance zith Ehicf 70 Invested. - fe oi bard
ID cogrtieTs r. O. the Icst -e-1ei Ana akGfoh
Courts OF the word pene rsnz thr forest "ifs % nc
West corirs into direct c1nt-ct With rnsTs owners
Of the territory, exchanging tae hishrat rcnnsTn- ~
civi.zeI lie to- :se ka-lstics md talies acvArfir
Of savage wilderness. = re hisht Of r'rnsac'.
"a TIE n.l elgrts FL. rrrla.nt ne s-.iis =
- ina sf-e-f~rrus band The 0-s1 90 re bureau ~
rn,y who have been a1!v re9rssan;- a. tHs STATE IN.
reau IL Columbus st. r-nA.Rs venerable specimen -
tie couriy sr1 polished frsnch scnpeJusn "' ne -
ssf rt=s vAnsrsfst fr his years and respected Tor
r.E worth he has i1 his possession document wore
hsh7 priced tasa any 2alsn; 81 nooil1y ever issn-i
by tie (fra4a H9zargys Z is Al sctoffsph .e.' "a
ires.e5 . himself y President WASHING TsN. snd en-
bodies tn s5iima;i,n IN which ;hs .cod ei5%en Was
he'd ~ the great aca5 II the Nst7i.
We have beer siadly favored 5y -oh1 r. hoy Lac
Ct TIE Srm Of bro=a = Hoy. sttorocrs n tbs city
with the examination or 'a:--ss;ns relic ron No
quarter IL Is tSs lad pdfs rfl1,i; - IA Srti7s
Fre7rh sTs Z tAs Of tne Cd storc Court
Eauss AZ Gs polls This S.5Sc'r-e ~si sod y tie
authorities q Calls County. with The -rnr~neuso.e
snds iTa Ol ibis mstiercf lset ssc. Sct tom down
ty ire fataer 600 &r Hoy, w51 ufcasse1 a. Mr. HOY
-hc -e.n Gsi,ioc.s e~Aumsr tss r-'c -ss@7a II nsd
re.,-l Tor -iic ;h- --ua 'r oi ?rs-ertrg .re
sane to toe h.st-re.l sac faioso21ir' society ~
Ohio wherr y proccE7 he '..-' vita no cher h--
chvss rf tra state. TIE piA;f = 90 Esd. &C 0rrHd-d
about four locses squsre. an hr al ceh rac-. The
fJ.lo1'us ir:ciipG-o i- s-rFcc int' lie Fs;s -
n1asns oi punches. IL tie bod szf cHsn cIf. o.;
isates g: - Day. ititesS's through
1ul ani H. a. near cclpostOrS c-E 81 3: - lr3r
tn. !saden msa-scupI II toe E-Fds al ng1r-' 81.
loSfpz VI
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xxaa ars FofitIed 10 Vote.
fOs IssPEcToRs OF ELEcTios

ron Ikbfk IOB9 W y -
OFFICE or COUNSEL TO CORPORATION,
MONDAY Nov. o. l549.
aaDt0nssnI DsYroS, Ia Of E,oti'"s Thirteenth Ward;
Sir In answer TO the questions submitted by
YOU to me, nave the honor To state
That to enttle any ono to vote at the ensuing
SECTION for Any officer, he must posse" the fol.
owing qualifications
/. He must have been n citizsn Ot the United
states at least ten days preceding the day OF
Election, and OF the age Of 81 years.
2. He must have been n rssidcaf OF the State i1r
zoe year NEXT preceding the Election.
8. lie must have been a resident of this County
tor four months next preceding the Election.
By the term residence the law means that the
person voting has had no permanent abode for the
terms menti oned out OF the State or county. Ab'
sence on business or pleasure, with the intention
o!resuming residence in the State or county, does
not work legal change OF residence
4 He must be All actual resident Of the Election
District where he votes at the time OF voting.
Persons possessing theSe qualifications can ''ot'
tor all oiicers tn be elected except Seustoss Mem
bers of Assembly and Ward Officers.
:. To vote Tor Senator's, addi.0" TO the sb' "a
qualifications the person must hsve resided in u
Senate District where he votes for al asst thru
days preceding the election
6. To vote for members of Assembly, IN addttiOA
20 the shove qualifications, the person must have
resided in the Assembly District where he votes
for at least thirty days preceding the Elec'ioa-
2. To vote for Werd officers, sa addition 10 TIE
above qualifications, the person must have reside
in the Ward where he votes for et least thirt :
days preceding the Election
The remarks made as to reslden,e ~ the state
CT County apply equally to residence IN the DIS
sic.s or Ward.
An attempt 10 vote ~ a person A|oac'ns he II
90, legally entitled to vote, IS as uavo'. an ofense
BIZ the Election Laws, rs the contamination ty
Illegally voting, and 10 cote or eTc7 % votc more
than once at the same Election il equslly crin'i
,fense
believe trS above remarks oontSn ioil 81
sSe.s TO al the questions submitted
AM, With respect you're
HENRY T.. DAVE
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GENERAL. NOTICES


n Fs~Irrs 81 weiis, PtrensieSisn an
Publishers, Ciasou kNlL ~ Ss',.s a. Iss' W
o. nr,. VI. -. cove Nschs,s W..s:-. are ~ ~
eian, - Lesiagtrasv Ccssa.aro1s Ton ~ So :" -
Pa -nis y'ss-c tne,F 49, i-rrea
II X. =, Hasshto1. -. " sIer-CHf- = ysc ~.
.,H lsut1-st sie1-sF Psr-ngs received sof cay
r-A''n-nI or visis-t A. their Own ho1s-s ols In
~ American in.d,as--;,st ANNUAL FAIR =
a frrspns AFlng Nrc VIZ sgsrs. he ar FAR are re-
"u--fai - present t--A Tor ,rne-ie s-eueul a. he
Jr.c- OF - Insaggs. Si srosd~.y By order ~ The
fnAnc- Ccmmia--
u,S M sBBlr. Chairman.
e Mercantile Library Association Cgutoo
Hal ccru~s q Be-knsh AMI Nsss,u
LlsRAEY 81 % vc.anes, 10 which al nsS peAics-
tors o. r.srit are Stde3 as eccr ss pcohshed
REaoi>G-Rc oN -rhir;y-sx American, And forty Eny.
ss snd French rnsgs xnes thr-- sogsa three rreaeh
Two C'Csa H. 49, SpS.sA ==~-psper, together vita
ire Se-Y,Fs taly and weekly psp-rs-secrsr ani s-.
g.ous Open from 10 A NJ. 20 10 Pm.
tisrm-a spanish Itsasn. scck-s--pns, p-nmsnsnip
Commercial Arithmetic Mercantile Corr-spondsnee. Flo
c-aou, Nocal Music, Dn~ins, Ss-rofrsPay ard Asuoo
Cmy
Isc1Vxs,-A vsr,eiy Of lectures vii 6e delivered
fsr.ng The VA .nd Winter 0y g-cGemen u erninen
usi-ogs.
TrsMs-ro ciers.sl i1itsron fec and = ssDl snHsA
3g-, IN advance To Sll o.aers g ger .ranrn
nS eo1im L. 7. TCUSSiEk Rec secretary
ttauid Gsir I've Improved al a. 10 eo!cr sh'
r-y Il. entirely free ircin GnreSssnt otcr az Sse
-s.ed On Zoe strongest soap Immediately ne spphrc
without waiting 20 dry for sze. spp ~; 4 SsTNrf
I-c-- VIZ -.~tnry. Wallet tr-lN f-TinN -e-
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ECONOMY AND TASTE
CHAS y FOLWELL.
MERCHANT TAILOR,


VI sCRfPTION For the purpose u extending this
Road wesiwsrdly rom tlllsdss, ch 10 present term
nus 10 Chicsgo IL the sosTd y Directors have opened
books. for s150ooo TN SHARES " 500 eschl additional
-focA The will be applied - the construction 81 th-
division from Hils1ae to Coiwssr go miiesl and ne
section from Lsporte To Michigan city, Us miles
ght per cent per Snnum dividend VIII ue paid on 9nl'
.tosk semi snnusy. ia he city OF NewYOfk, out OF he
current earnings Of III Road, which dividend r. made
-rst and preferred charge .hs present. STOCK IL VI
s.O receive such additional dividend ~ ME earnings '
he entire Board Will warrant
Tbs Road IL nov completed AMI 10 nl Opersnon lfou
rolrto gnd Munroe. ~ the head OF Lase Eric tn Hills
dale i68 milss aud ia earnings will insure tbs means 10
psy above dividend on Ihe stock issued for ~.
exclusion
The pian adopted by The Company 10 10 hnlsh tho Road
continuously 10 divisions rom s present terminus snd
nrug The INTO last nnss@d And mus an1 W
ts husiRess snd Income
Tina Road head OF Lake Erie with Chicsg
Al The hesd Of LsAe Michigan by direct snd continuous
lire AT Toledo II with the line ~ Railroad from
Rn .gus southern shore Of Lake Erie 70 Toledo
nog being eoDstructedD sae with tho several inos Of
Toledo Chicago will connect with ths llssso1s sed
Michigan Canal, and with the Chicago and Gsena Nal
roads and wheg finished will consi1ts the main and d.
rect the Western and North Western Stsss
sid he Atlantic cites and sesboard
knbsr puOn books viii be found at the once OF WINS
Low LAsIEs 60 - NalLsg where parties are Invited
20 appiy ard where they will ba htrnishsd with STATE
ulps 10.
Ten Dollars each share u required to be PAID 81 The
81 sn5.cToiug he Ieslndsr To 10 paid Ia moderate
iua.Allmsuts ss the vors progresses
GEORGE BLISS, Pfesideoi
cHAs BUTLER, John srRYKER,
IpEL RaTBBONE GEORGE BLISS,
LOWING LirCHFlELD, Committee Of Directors
ust-d October j 1919. Ol3 I'm
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COMPREHENSIVE.

\ United PARTNEksHIP.-Tb,s 70 70 ecriO
Lana lhs uadefs gned hase fouusd limited g.f.as,
ship pursuant the provisions OF the Revised statutes
~ he Of Newyors unde, tne uars Or hrm OF "a
COB LANSING Thai TO general nature OF me e1s''
eoh Lansing who res &c In tho City of Ns~Yors 10 no
GENERAL psrtnsr thi Pierre Humb.r who resides Ia u-
CIV OF Sew.Yors 10 the special partner that INC said
pis,r, Humbes as contributed the " 81 ~ csr
s Ard tbs ommou stock and that The ssd copz We
,hip Ia 10 commsne. on ghs lsh day Of Jun~, u isc
aud 10 10 terminate the Splh day OF June, ~ 1871
Dated At tho City Of NswYors this sth day u Jnn- ~
JACOB LANSING.
oiO ew r HUMsERT
IOPARTNkRsHlP.- undersigned have this
Odsy formed q cOpsrtnership under tho hrm ~ BOYD
L sR(CE tor The transaction Of General Commission
business al No. Il souih-st-Ne. forh yet lst5
WILLIAM l. BOYD,
nj, Inn. arOa0s w BRUCE
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ROMAN EYE BALsAM.

kOR WEAK AND lNFLAhFU Elts
rI,Hfs BALsAM IL PRESCRIPTIONS ~ one ~
j IN. most celebrated Oenhss, hiss b-co i0ng unr
iu use, and 10 confidently recommended 10 mo ruoS
"a he beet and most successful ssve -vef dsod Too
tnesmmsory diseases of the ego 10 cases WHARF ~
.yeids nGsmed, the ball ~ me eye Ihcsy covered
with blood. srts almost LIKE sgte, aud removes ~
psasnces Of disease shss two Three pphcstic"s ~
dimness Of sight caused by hxd sueauOn 10 minute 90
scu or by long exposure In sIonk nghi, snd Va 100
weakness partial oss of sigh from seksess " Oh a.
IL 10 festore, and sho1ld he sed ny a. VINO ~ !
their yesigh nlns without any spparet disease This
sasam restored sghI In rssny inssnces .nrr- a
total bliudness caused ~ Successive mnsnmsinu
hss exis,ed fos sisnt yssfs fnhsnUaoS snd
esussd b. Howe cunsasions wosnas The eve ~
sxuuneous bodice Of Irritating usss.
,ha eyslids 10 very removed ~ the apphesuoh {"
The Ralsam One trial will convince Tho most liner
ofits astonishing efficacy Put ap IN Js WIN az e'f'
lions Tor use Price - cent? Prepared and sold y
g. ( D. SANDS. Chemists aud Diussiss,
100 Fulton, corner Of William sL New fots
Sold sIso by Drugssts generally Throughout mo MIR
St.iss
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
.nothsr Lie Nailed.

10 portion Of the Military hs' bee" called o''
~ Election Dsy, SIS has been stated by ne ne -
IA Inc City is qoies, and no disturbance az
,,r.he-deo. We are however snHred tha' 10
s,v,r mas taken ali requisite measures 70 prs
,srvs order. and tbs, tho Police will be resfy 10
-, IN The in,tAa. IN case OF any attempt 10 con-
~ 81, taasch Of tho pescs
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AMERICAN ARTIsTs y { FoFT.-Wo copy .ts
following pa7s.rapi s from lhe CiarRgeti Ga-ers
"Pv letter frorg ~ / " WhiurJse . irleu l
in IT,. ctyt we leafu that has cr;srnined T. spend
tho " nter m Das.dori, p,isIinS from toe sketches
Sith rt.-- r." Sled bi. portfolio oarng ht@ ~ir''
rrer rsnihss over "ru..ia. Germany aat France. He
has by this time nx-d an self Ia MA inmor quarters
Nr. Whndtge spes> 10 term, %; ccmrncnd dalton ~
NJ Powell. picture for The Ro,ynGs OF tas Csp'o u
is about pieief. wanting only The artists m
i.hns touches Il well expresse the SUBJECT ne thinks
and in parts Al east, i beautifully painted it VI!
coon b subiec,ed.o the criticisms ot connoscurs q"
this country Little prepared, ss Is VEL known for 80
plessnI a re.ult % NJ. y. hs1srd0us IN teft4kns
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California ErnigTants

10 ,chr LanErilue. irom Boston, Nov. g. for sau
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gsVyL,- PIrRNr tk<TIBATING FUR
sS,.C.-fhs superiority u ihls furnace over ell
other. conss snoug Others Ia The following Important
pout, / The res. Gom .h- hs 10 80 perfectly seone'
bsf-y sufficient - create dfsnght. BY an entirely
new ard gina method 0f disihbruon ne heel more
say impaired ar TO .4s into the house u 70
- ou.y furnace producing direct and positive ssnslA
ION a. BIZ is asa ou the cod foul air 10 drawn Cd and %
Immediately replaced by copsOcs volume OF resh warn
~ ..tch I. equally dlduse1 .Afocs hout hs room 4
nav Yns more proper method Of supplytng he neces
lay water Tor evaporation and sso for governing the
,gFyuy temperature q; tho apartments
Tie Construction 81 thi. Heater has beon 80 strictly
rrv-r.h - FhCsC2hi~-i rf1rtpss, and its enocrvr
,o-Tscn both .rnef sac V-nnsto,. has Sesn o.
...,-t = Ia attract tho asuaOn ~ OF s-ienrs
..onz ho.a Professor Gdscoc1 hz- deemed u %3iy 81
oarIcJia ar description 10 aysusOis ~ors &c me osrr
80 shas-s o. Ar Psbitsnst ~ kedheic, N. T.
Reference ~ 10 COuimls.i06sfs ~ Emigration "hl
gsy .egsa VI e-5 Eeayrrs la suceeasfc operation anc
- ne fo0wn c-r1fcstr, selected rom number, ar
oDb.Ic fegsro.
ia n sUG Esa-Dsa, ~ Il, with pleasure, stat
a.l .or scfnses IN, up 10 Tho Eighs-ss Pr-soyohas
church - g~un eEr- s-r.aeuon. Not Only tb- man
ty u Church tho bese0-rl s.SEJ AGO, hsf beer
.eoi @zrm 1arinz The pasg winter mOD 70 u b-s NE
thoroughly vnnuIaed oolh apartments ana ~ W
,uo,chsse 10 pleasant sad he.hfu STATE a. rs COZ
AIMED ant rnres tlns VI Cos. Thur r'oyns ~ 20 b.
ga Won claim fgF H. An economical Nel SIN,
J W SAVAGE
nxw.Yosg.Ayri H. 1919. Prsst Board Of Trustees
Portable furnaces manufactured % The saus PnHcp'
| 90 he stationary OBes. - ---...,.
esGisTERs ~ NV STYLES AND PATTERNS
A's0s rev Gov. Or Chimney Top whieh pfsfaeai es'
-xya ugogef % be po--r'Ol hsn any n0H 10 us-
Gs.ripuy- pamphlets vii 81 Mrulsh-d "a sppheAaof
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