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rHIRTY.NIgra CONGRESS.


WAHiSgroS, June y, 1900
vAr,osAL rrlKoRArB svsrKx--coxsrAIcAuos FROM rHs
POSTMASTER ogSERAL
The tuaiR laid before the Senate communication
from tho Postmaster General in response to resolution
adopted some months ago. calling for Information a. 70
the COST pracicaby, &C. Of establishing national sys-
tenn OF teegaphng In connection with the Post once
Department; which was referred 70 the special commit
zee the subject Of a national Telegraph system
IfrurxsAsr coxxAsDER ryrurED TO rHE Active
NAVY,
Mr. HESDarcKs, tdcm.l OF Ind, from The commute
on Naval Affair.", reported resolution e. restore iieu
tenant Commander Rthard NJ Law, Of tho Inited
States navy. 10 the active list which was adopted
rms NycossTi rcrics REQ VrfnS.
Al O'Clock the reconstruction resolution was taken
up 1h' question was upon the adoption OF the follow.
ing hmcrdment.-
src The Obligations OF the United State. incurred In
instruction III defence 70 the Union, for
ps Of bouncs pensions incident thereto shall
rnaiu invsoAte.
Mr HESppicKs took the floor and delivered speech
Against the p pdng proposition. He commenced with
review % the proceedings by which the measure was
agreed upon IN the eruate ciiarscsrixnE them most
aStrsordlnary and unusual He did believe that the
rnoule would endorse any such csncns proceedings
Nhev q uid demand 10 know why such proposition
wa adopted and presented 10 them for ratification II
aid mot believe thai the present The proper time ~
,amsnding the CONSTITUTION, ssYsa sAIsa bsing dsssi
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~
THIS snip Artisan, loading for Boston, with two thou
sand 1sics 81 cotton struck by lightning and par
italy destroyed by Ore The vessel afterwards sunk
The estimated value OF the cargo four hundred thss
sand dollars
The bark Woodward, Liverpool for Galveston, bgeA
in twelve feet Of water Galveston Tho voasc q
cargo got or and saved In good condition
Cotton nominal; snlcs 200 bales. low middling $50
&c 70 dry = receipts, $50 balcs Sterling. 90. New
York exchange x premium. Frcghta unchanged.
Tho Eighteenth Now York cavalry has arrived from
Texas. bomeward bound Most OF tho troops have efS
and aro coming home
creyasaes
A ship has heen driven ashore outside by tho storm.
The details Of tho overflow OF Alexandra heart
rendlng Tho people driven 10 RATS for protso-
ton aud immcns. amount OF property destroyed.
No relief possible ell the floods snb-ids
The floods IA Texas have overlooked and devastated ~
the bottoms, and tho injury to tho IA extensive
The crevasse below the city Ia stopped.
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A similar Case.

UNITED sTATks CIRCUIT COUNT.
Le,os E,alen and Os$rs Repvescrtlng ns FIRM q En-
s,.s. RoserC.d o. Sheridan Shook, Collscov, Dr. =
This case resembles in all respects tina, OF Clark Dodge
A Co except la the following particulars:-l Thee
plantf. swear ia their bin that Epstoin, Kosenfed
Co mad no sales OF stocx bullion securities during
The that nrm for the % others than
Themselves except through the Intervention o. licensed
brokers not members Of their nrrn The nrm u
EInstein Rossnfed Co. having been dissolved all the
axes IL which theso plaintiffs seck 70 restrain tho col
lection have boon already assessed against them and
the assszment sts pecepts placed IN the bands ~
the Defendant tho collector. for collection There
Was no necessity therefore la this Tor making the
assessor United States parties NJ the arm having
been d-sovei duties taxes are 70 DO Assesscd
against them
r1fsr~.
First all the points made In the Of Clark Dodge
4 Co are applicable In this Sfc0nd this case 10
atm stronger FOR TIE plaintiffs and entities ia " tao
Il or no, ElnsieD, Rosenfsld Co. all sales maze
by hsm for account ~ their customers, employing
ii en-ed broker not member u their nfm, who himself
rays the brokers' duty sales under the nety ninth
section the plaintiffs themselves clearly not brokers
or bankers dong business brokers within the mean
,ng OF that section Third they therefore not within
the provisions u the ninety ninth section. Fourth
their case Is covered by the decision ~ the supreme
Court and o. this Court In the ~ Fisk Hatch
combine the business Of broker with has own be 10
NOT liable 70 duties prescribed ~ the ninety ninth
section
The DESCENDANTS claim that Einsiein, Rossnfsli Co
ng that they employed censed broker 70
make their sales themselves DO business brokers y
a msrs EVASION oi that decision, aud the remedy BY
lnIUnction therefore appropriate.
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The Paterson races commsnos today. Three races
will b run including the jersey Derby and, 70 bnss
this race Oh satisfactorily 10 tbs spcca,ors We would
sugges, 10 the managers % the Course tho necessity o.
parainy the colts irs IN front ~ tho grsnf stand
some before they taken 70 the starting Place,
30 that eyerybod become familiar With The epiofs
aud keep the different horses ~ their minds eye lurng
tho race We think fourteen or nftrcn VIII sisr va -
n IApwng by Lightsing, dam Olo, Oh g Merrill, ~
Lexington, dam Miriam, O. higg Lear, ~ LstinSton,
dam Tosay. - + wsuoa. ~ Leriouon dam Aua
watson; n BY scyihan, cam Young Neg , ss'ln.
Stone, by Iapldsi dam Ehata, B. Beslsf0nna ~
Isp4d st. dam Madonna, ID. { EBchAniFess, " Lang
ton dam Ellen Baienan, G. ~ Prophet dam ally
ward ch Hsri Tack, ~ iAgtisbg, dam Maroon p
Rcruor.e BY imp hpAe, dam Rescue, - ~
Wanda. dam hald ~ Monmouth, cb {. BLY, cohogfi
BY FaxlOlettn ~ dan Wsr Wiag Iin 4, ~ I@r-x
ton darn Emella and probably o. TO othsfs Iha
Derby will be preceded by male beat race ADD ~
lowed BY a race 81 tso mac heats
Ustos COURSE, 4. 4,
The ,rot between The caiifornia STALLION seotge
pafehrn r. Lady Fnma Commodore Vanderbilt.
blonde and General Butler announced u come ~ yerf
day aftrroon a. ths coars al moi take place ~
account ~ Tho heavy condition. % Ne trAcx The fAcs
Is poyirorsi until pctt Tuesday, i2th fus,
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representation In Conss Tho second section no aid
was unjust TO the South and West II Il ives proposed
not change il in the senate also This was prohibited
BY the constitution, but the power that made
vcs s; ;;s sir New England States had equal power in
the nate with tho SIX great States OF the West The third
section Was penal and contrary 70 course dictated by
and ni ssrlons unnecessary as the national debt
woala ss'sss b rspadaied and the rebel debt would
wenSsty Of the government, but merely part OF
AZ the close Of Mr. Hendricks remarks the pending
amendment adopted
Certain verbal amendments to the afth section were
Mr. vas wsxIx, rep, Of w. va, submitted an amend.
ment q new section:-
rha, every mentioned described section three
beon against United states AID against whom no pro-
sscrtoa for treason has been Instituted within years.
he sa. .t Ss an pss
In The rebellion "' A0'''o' 'o' su0n participation
Mr. DAVIS demanded tho yeas and nays upon this
amendment, with the following result
dreEs Riddle Van winile and whey" .s' 'u'''' non
Howe kikwcSd Lane Of indiana Aossn sSs
Wade wliiams wilson any yss SGso STEWART summer
So the amendment disagreed TO-
Ar HENDERSON, (rep) OF Mo-, offered the following
Strike out Of section OF the proposed amendment the
following whenever in any State the elective fran
s Of s.. nS
years Of in way abridged except participating
In rebellion other crime represen In
such State shall be reduced the proportion
Der OF such male citizens shall number OF
male citizens not less than twenty Of in such
State and Insert In lieu thereof the
also twohs OF such persons have been discharged
Involuntary servtude by of the President
OF the United States by amendment consultation
the United States since the 1851 and whom the
tive franchise may be denied"
This was disagreed to.
Mr. DooILrrIE, (rep) OF Wis, offered the following
substitute for tho second section
After the census to be taken In the 1870 and each
ceedng shall be apporoned among
the several states which be included within this Union
according the number electors over
tweny-one years Of qualified by the laws thereof
choose members OF the most numerous branch OF its Les
lature and direct taxes shall be apporoned the
eal States according 70 the value Of the real and
taxable property situate In each State belonging
State or to the United States.
Mr. DooLTTLE explained the effect Of such an amend
ment he proposed the representation OF the diff
ferenl States, reading table recently published in tho
newspapers on this subject
Mr. POLAND rcp) OF VT, took the floor address the
Senate at length on tho pending proposition, but gayo
way TO sir DooLITrLE, who at three O'Clock moved
executive session, which held and the Senate
after adjourned
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Nor,h Carolsn. Convention.

North Caroline Convention.
PROPOSITION TO APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO PRO
cEED TO WASHINGTON TO CONFER WITH THE
GovERsMEsr-PURTHER CONSIDERATIONS or TUE
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO rHs CONSTITUTION
ETC, gro.
RALsigH, N. O., June T. 1868
The State Convention reasscmbied this morning Mr..
McIeher, OF Caswci from tho secc. committee to which
referred Mr. McDonAds resolution inquiring what
has boon done by the commies appointed 70 ascertain
what necessary be done tho state 10 the
federal Union reported the following substitute and
commended its adoption
Whereas tbs people Of the state Of North Carolina haze
Srs%r.s .dss s
that soyspnmsni 70 ~i,,1An ordIn.nce Declaring null
ana VOID !hs ordinsnc. o. ..ce..i0n orain.nes pro
" .s.,.: sss ny -;
.s. ss s s1 e lay % %
people DO .rdcaiy ~. whatever obsta
t ,s g r .a % Ss
ensr With s ss saSore. ana he ssnsa.
this result Of this conferences V this convsn.on At an
Mr. WARD introduced an ordinance 10 incorporate tn
North Carolina Petroleum and Mining Company
fos bonds issued before 1851 was read the hrs, time
Mr. McR,s introduced ord nance to enable tho Fay
eteyie and Florence Railroad Company to establish
national bank In the town Of Fayetteville Referred TO
tue Committsc on Currency.
The Convention then resumed the consideration OF the
Mr. : y PmLiIrs. u Orange, moved the following ~
additional section TO the pa Of Rights -
All courts should open and every person for injury
lons hun bis lands goods person OF reputation shai
remedies BY due OF law ana right anu gustoa
siminlstersi without sale. denial or delay.
10 soldier shAl In tune ~ peace he luartrrei ~ any
without OF the "a Ine OF war
bui Ia . manner, be, 70 be prescribed By isr
Which were adopted
On motion Of Mr. Nooss Of wake. tho foIo~ins sse.
ton was incorporated article second between sections
thrts n and fourteen, Of tho sct and laws:-
Belt enacted by the General Assembly o. The state ~
North Carolina follows-Each member ~ the 1snef.
Assembly shall take oath Affirmation That no a. coo.
tonsy quail hed 70 take hts seat 70 The bsss 81 hs
knowledge aud belief
Some portions Of the constitution were referred back
10 the cosmiaee Tor further revision aDi sbrigmsni
after which the Convention adjourned for tho day.
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TVITNfNN
rb- nsys roe ' ~ thlp Nes Hampsh a.. ia To- %
the SUNNY ship Ns~bsfn arrived this fofe6oan rs
f,fnfr sea.i snshofed IN the stream wtsfe she ~ -
rr.n ggt Monday bett wben abs sos - epsfoft Aaar
yard IA ri sTo tie Consultation The Sest>fs ssied
directly f0f Ns~ Yyrs
Tho Double rnfer naval steamer Wlsnnsp~r ~. ~
so.rral weeks past hA< besn undergoing feFsfs ~ W.
saw ,uH "a. 81 q day. -.
Tf. n gats a4yasnAh .hish likewise has besn snff
10 nR ftt.fF lts to-day IN too u s0sernmfsi
~ ~ 4 q C4nn1a, whfh yrstsfdsy 80 ~ -
wresE ~ no Nsfnmse. LN te@n goi-s - wa SIsI
a ghi saness $3.50, e.,...t a,,si.,,
n.liDfv u no yftsdmsns uMfesui hsfe 49, -.
lss,sli "a n ths dlsirst Tbsy stss~w~a 1919
rsi.f.eson Al tie rRrsstmstt - sfAfs gnS%, sss -
snr5.t,tteu n Osfffs Arnsirvnr Sho hst tbsfse y
o. aNlfrL Ii4sse sanlemfn tatf ses ~ :. .Asgas|
RI fgsf nrtrsb Nls @sis - re 49,. so'e~ ,ss
-s.t ,n..y ..as.s sffst they eoasi&sf tbs bafea4
ftsahtes ~ sFsf fss v ssesfs tAe taA 80 y W. 2.
- tNsnax.4 Is w@lFA tbeT sfe enilef tte - ~
- ~ ggsyion fsgaass tts wgfslax q iss bsfes'
= tfa4
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AsAuLr WIN PLAsH-Asrs MoRrsx STATEMENT.
coroner Naamann was yesterday called 70 take the ante
morlen statement Of Terrence Moon native Of ircland
nineteen years OF age, who lying IT'S East Thr.
vni'h street. suffering from tho effects OF violence
legged To have been inflicted by Thomas Lynch rrom
the statement OF Moon u appears tina, ha and Lynch
worked In MT Wilson's lumber yard Thirty sixth street
ana on tho 10Th ut they had angry words during
which Lynch said no would Ike take Moons life:
"that any Irishman's life should be taken To.
cause they knew soothing" Lynch seemed anr lous
70 light Noon, and tho latter said no woaI1
fight rather than 70 submit 70 any more
abuse from HIM Lynch threw some stones al him
but without OBJECT, when alleged no struck Noon on
tho hoad with piocc Of plank Lynch was arrested a.
tho time, and Justice Connolly held him in 1900 Ian
~ Moon appeared to be growing instead Of bel.
tor IL deemed advisable 70 call the Coroner Don.
uty Coroner Robinsca, NJ ID, made external exani.
nattou OF tho sufferer and found excessive nammatloa
shout tns head and fwss From tho evidence adduosd
Tho jury found shat Noon came 70 his injuries by
blow FROM piece OF plank at the hands OF Thornss
Lynch, On saturday, MAJ 70. 1865" ON this verdict
Lynch committed 10 tho rombs by Coroner Nai-
mann, 70 await tho result u Moons Injuries
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MIS- Helen Western who has become extremely popu.
lar At the Broadway theste appeared last evening for
the nrst time during her present engagement a tho
French spy a drama Of the ultra Sensational school.
and anordng opportunity for that display Of psy7w
upon whlch % many Of modern actresses almost
wholly depend In this case, however. Miss Western
has other and stronger qualifications for the part.
although II not rendered with the maximum OF ~.
tlste force II role which, n enacted properly can
not fail 70 arouse the attention and the applause
last night wi justify us In prunouncIng her essay
success
woop's YHgArRg.
new and very attractive bill was presented At Mr.
George Woods theatre, Broadway, opposite the ~
Nicholas Hotel last evening, aud brought on, al over
flowing house The performance wu warmly received
BIZ tho audience. Opening with Nan the Good for
Nothing. with Miss Jennie wosreii ~ Nan, Mr. J. y
curran a. Harry s.okes and Mr. James Tom Drbeles
the programme continued by introducing the Sieolo
troupe Of symnssis and concluded with the inyisbls
worrc, Mr.. Lefhnsweil Miss Elder aud Mis- Emmets
assumed the leading chsracter Tue feat upon the NJ
trapcze by Young Nicyi0 we're daring " the rrrsns
and bat for the cAreessness o. the carpenters Sno
Arranged the staging upon the orchedrs fOorns ~ola
have been witnessed with delight A. vas, VIZ
boy fell twice, partially breaking the platform :,
fan and thus esdsngsring bis Ifs. He o. = ,roaxl
hIs part, however vlthos, rlnchlng, sas -. ~,
times called before the curtsin rsws o., - ln.~
pldlty and cuolnsss The terE~rn>r~ $50. - w.
wIhorut although nne, failed " -. ~ ... IN
| fairy erirava~snxs passed ~ ,,. sI~.s.ns- n o.
fuif q hu ~ the Tina aek ,~e.'v.s tssr deserve
sor''a"% spp'a"ta re sloeIo TRUCE ssd TIE wOrsl
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Bsicher, s22s Cholar Poosi. tsos .Asa tenders 7so
Hong Kong dates ~ April l report .-lioir advanced
10 - and $40 pr Dbl. and holders unwilling 70 sell Al
Actions. Vessels wanted at Hong Kong ana
n.nlAs for Ian Francisco Nov whts sugars were Gem,
lng for ward with considerable OF last years browr
which IL been kept back for higher prices
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ARMY BULLETIN.

MUSTER OUT or VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS,
Tho following Is list Of volunteer organi cations wco
have boon or are ordered 10 DO % scrve
not included In previous circulars Iafornla-ThirA
infantry, Companies and @, Fourth Company B.
seventh Companies u, 9 and X Ilinois-Thrty scysnth
infantry; Twelfth cavalry LouAana-First Now Or
leans infantry Michigan-Thlrd Fourth and Tworay-
elyhth infantry New York-Eightsenth Cavalry OHIO
Thirteenth infantry cavalry
Msconsn-fourh cavalry Independent organi xations-
first United States Volunteer Infantry Companies and
~ First Company Of Pontooniers Pawnee Scouts cav
airy, Company A. United States colorcd uoops-rcau,
and frty-hrs Infantry.
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sisters VIII appear In similar bill at WOODS theatre this
evening and at the matinee tomorrow and pleasspler
place ID which TO pass leisure hour during day or
could not be found in the metropolis
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Thousand. dis as were inch by inch Of bodily vaAk-
for debility viii ti as certainly though mol qaichiY
fever n 10 a.ted b1~ the sha b. raAAe
strong the dsbtsed sustained and rrsored h@ sshAsssA
r.hllsd With vital We that 81 all nvsorssial
given -
the art o. besiins % the pfesea, hour not ons rs
wrought such wonders In the Of restoration
HOsfErTEHs CELEBRATED STOMACH bfrrEne.
Ths indeed, tbs tonic Of tonics As revissiisis0.
Importing life prolonShg agent, the ss az u
b. found the catalogue ~ uedonss AmonS The
s,snds alone great ssssn.r ~ spsrs,sf physqse,
II 0ny the steal powers from stab 81 ooE
and insnttion, but " Ne
muscular and sJs,ems reinforcing 90 u hstA
thu stronghold ami ~ vitality ne sssf. 'hs d-
cep the the broken DOM u both re-
commended a. Tbey ~ti sssurefy nnf pfessse
help in time q trouble. for s4s ~ AZ druggists neg
tofa " Der
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The National Game.
EXCELSIOR or DRoogLyNs VERSUS KsfcRKRBooxKu


Theso clubs played pretty quick and yVry enjoyable
game Hobokon yesterday which resulted In favor u
famous pioneer Knick crbockcrs by total a
thirty -nno to t~cnty-seysn. This makes game ed
nm
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Tn. Stage us..fst'srins
eAwfgF ~ ~ Nti.tltsA - -
h u. w..ftwr - Nsss@N
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho cunard mai steamship Cuba, Captain Stone, wiz
leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool
The malls for Europe will close In this city Al aaartas
past and At half past hve O'Clock this Afternoon.
Tho NKw YoHK HEsAiD-Editlon for Euraye-wiil b
published at eleven O'Clock this morning
II will contain "A full Report Of tho INVASION Of csa-
by the Fenans Of the sanctuary Engagement
Port Colborne with Map Of the Battle Pield and 40
Of oil their Movements up 70 tho hour Of pubi'ca
ton Details OF the Defeat Of tho spanish Fleet al calias
and their Departure from the Pacific Full account Of the
Death Of Leut Gen Winfield Scott and the Ceremonies
tho OF his Burial ., West Point Rspor, ot
tho Proceedings Of Congress- Intelligence from all pss
tons Of tho Union; Tho latest News from Mexico O~a-
trial America, the West indos, hc and reports Of ~
interesting events OF .he week
Single copies. IN wrappers, ready for mailing. ~
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Royal Havana ssnsfsfy 80 -. 49,
- w.lk fsf.Vr, - ~ f4fssassf - Afe%A~ f@Ns 80
sssssyss 4 Z 49,. n e.issss x al .s-~IE y
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All Prisss csshed ia legal Lotssriss.-
- ) cLUrE Rrgs.r Ire srsss~u
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All Legal Lottery Psises Csshsd. Draw
ngs etrs liafs Msd i8fprnAtion ssuts
X CLAYTON - Wal str.st N "
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Tn, Imprs..s Kni ggts,t mo' y, Is - 1850
1850 @aataA
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Howe sswinR wasntns ssmpssr.-
gifss m0vK n ffsta VA - - Nfnss-r AT~S
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Agents Wanted.
e7OOs snd al rst<psss Faf further psfte sA.rs 81
tress " % Nssou Cleveland. Oalg
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nlHNtHs Ants ksi Nsnin, sgf rfeserrns Fsss
ana rioshns moths TIE Dfisiaal ana F~nain- 70
sxpsd u I,oa Al others nstAaig0. lass ntA~s
Insrr rs~1sr bot tygu's hoa " al ffasxis. sE9 -
uAHNEs co " Pan
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claim y beautiful f.os, have csrssi esguv. 1asg
by thu beauty ~ their fprns Use haisn tgDsFe
nAs~ARiAL BALM asf mechanical .yplisnsss Dep-S
a sfF~Ns
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unrs Us,v Dys-sc Giants. Mat 80
nsn~e sslsn4ansStat h@sf, 4xASHsA DsTN - 49,
spsst ssi4 W a. sraExss
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All Prtrss IN tho Royal Havana sna
gthas II xsKss lotteries c.stsf fnfoyrnsitgu grsn.
~ gAtsE. nrsssf. Tt3 bfgaSrsy
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Bas~h-sor's HAIR Dye.-rhs Hest - the
E~ffert Dye kAfMaSea. fstaaAA-s inst&sA
49,. F..l..ts 4 NJ. -
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A.-A.-Finh Avsnae Ladies
wtii command the esteem snf srston Il mAntni ~tsa
their robes psrfGmef -fth the ehsrt " SWEPT
oPOPDNAI M~rleo
u SMITH co. FLORAL rsrfgmsry. Ne rost-
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ws.sl.y a wn.sn. tsesk s.ssh sswasx
So 80 ssI.ssssss s.ys,.. - - sssa"1
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rs"~s 1919 80 s'ssssio. v 80 ssls y o. s@ss-.s
wfssssaa riss tsssss.s y - go = .ess,ss = y
.sistfgys - ia srsa4rsf tssA1s%psk ss>s = -
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The Monarch who offered . Royal 0sa
for . new sensation might he i've
~ the times rMALOs sOss errsc, o. the hioHf
BLOOMING CEHEUS' gives MOI only nov sensston. BOZ
rapture the 10 which appe.. In riohn
and durability the fragsncs Of this luxurious nosi ssLse
10 10 d world
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pioY,r.. Loci ss,ssh ss~ lag Ne htsss-
nss = 49, -eys FtoRk~ck HhwfrD kAsNish S"h-
49,
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hshrEstDs VEiEsfsL chrAs "a kAgioAt
re.fffgfgN Reftssre@s~ws~sr " ss1 wA~SvsL
81 sssssy a 80 a~yol Al Brsss-sy 80 svusss.a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-11
The Great Acclimating T0lic.
October 4

Wherever HosTErTER's STOMACH BIfERs, the
celebrated American prevention of clmasl Diseases
have been introduced into unhealthy regor their ef
feots in sustaining the health vgor and aniial spirits
of those whose pursuits subjected them to
rieks from exposure and priyatlon have ben wonder
full In the army the superiority of this rticle over
every other inyigorating and Alternative mdicne mas
become SO manifest where used that 1t IS iea upon'
exclusively as protection against Bilious NVer feVer
and Aoue and Bowel Complaints of every1ind The
soldiers Jay 1t is the only smulant which 'duces ana
keeps up healthy habit of body in unwholsome ioca.
ttons For the unacclimated pioneer and settlert 10
the most reliable of all safeguards agalns Sickness
Throughout the United States is considerd the most
heath and agreeable of all tonics and altgether un.
eoualed as remedy for Dyspepsia The medicinal IN.
gradients are all vegetable and are held nsolutton by
the most wholesome stlmulant known-tht Essence Of
Ryo. "HosrErrEn's B1rTEns" are manufactured at
psburg, Pennsylvania, and no less than oo00 dozen
bottles are sold annually by druggists.
October 8 o