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A PICNIC PARTY DROWNED.

ToLsDo, Ohio August II, 1893
Yesterday afternoon. durng the picnic of cntoa
Park sabbath School, at Presquc Islr thrce bessw
this city, q party consisting Of i've youag persons
crossed the river small boat, and white alton pting
return the island the beat swaInpef and all bat
Gus, Bennett Holman, aged nftccn, drowned rhs
names OF the others e.-Evcrctt a. Ishcrwood ahont
fifteen years old and Florence Rhodes, Fanny Under
wood and Georgana Reed, scvcs thirteen and fourtccu
years OF age respectively.
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POLITICAL.
Cify Politics.

tity Politics.
PosrroSExxN or rHE soLDwas SAILORS Mass
MEETING ~ uMos SouARE.-Ths meeting which was TO
have been held last evening FOR the purpose Of express
ing approval OF the proceedings Of the Philadelphia Con
vention and the policy OF President Johnson did
come OF in consequences Of the inclemency OF the
o'clock
JoHssos MsrrsG At Nsw RocHwrLx. "A grand mass
meeting Of the citizens Of New Rochelle will be held
Monday evening on the lawn OF the Leroy House New
Rochelle for the purpose of ratfying the policy Of Pres
dent johnson. The lawn Is to be brilliantly illuminated
and several eminent speakers. including Mr. Richard
OGorman and Mr.. Delaheld Smith. are to address the
meeting
FIRST AsxMstY DISTRICT UNos Association the
meeting Of this association yesterday the following gen.
tlemen were elected to attend the Union State Conven
ton, to be held at Syracuse September Delegates
Joshua g. Abbe Bent Y WEYMOUTH Charles r. Shaw.
Aiternates-Gbert ]. Orr, Charles G. Menxel and VIM.
EiGHrsESrH WARD UsoS ASSOCIATION Tho members
Of the Eighteenth Ward Union Association held meet
ing last evening at the Of the Union General Com
mittee Broadway. near Fifth Avenue Hotel The follow
ing officers were elected For delegates to the Union
state Convention to be held at SYRACUSE September s.
Waldo Hutchns John D. O,tiweil Orlando L. stewart,
For alternates-Henry Beney, John Foster, James NJ
Thomson.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DisrRicr.-At election held last
evening by tho republicans Of tie Second Assembly
utrc LOT the purpose OF choosing delegates 10 the Syra
cuse Convention. the following ticket received ma
lorty OF the Observation-Disclosures O. Lsask NJ J.
Ryan, Mark Langan: Alternates-Dennis Shay, John
J. Hurley, Joseph Behr.
Meeting ~ THE FOURTH WaRp.--At a meeting held
last evening No s43 Pearl street. in the Fourth ward,
the following preamble and resolution passed, =,
Whereas in the present crisis In the affairs of
try u " OF the rd Importance that the Executive Of he
Empire state should be- In full accord with the Chief Msgs
.ras Of the uats states tha, similarity q view. on ths
that concert and ua f opinions and actions should animate
both IN the discharge their respective duties and add
ion that honesty capacity. determined hrmness and Tried
fidelity 70 party an 10 the country should be tho principal
characteristics 0f tie Chief Magistrate therefore be II
Resolved That a In present Mayor the Hon. John
HOFFMAN, we find centred all these qualities which ~
cnlarly ut him for The exalted position OF Governor OF this
state we hereby Hedge him support individually and
collectively and earnestly that friends and
all friends Of The rnon law order and municipal rights m
ward In this city and In IN the State Will
second efforts this regard with the fixed determi
ton TO ersevcre t we have secured his nominal and
triumphant election
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON. August 3l-Noon.
Consols opened at s9h for money n.w .
AMERICAN STOCKS. t.&
The opening prices follows
United states nvetwenties.
Illinois Central Railroad 79ll
SPECIE IN THE RANK.
LONDON August 31-Noon.
The weekly return OF the Bank OF England shows
increase Of million pounds sterling in bullion
LONDON. August 3l--Evening.
There Is no change to report in the money market,
which continues
Consols closed a. 50 u for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The market for American securities continues firm.
The following are the closing quotations.
United States fvetwenties. 1874
Erie Railway shares. ...........................4 .46
Illinois Central shares.
JEFF DAVIS sECURrrItS.
Advces received here OF the action of the Philadelphia
Convention have had the effect TO materially advance
the price OF rebel bonds.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LVgRrooI, August 81, 1865.
The cotton market IS dull Sales of the week foot up
SO, 900 bales. Mddlng uplands quoted at the opening
at l3kd.
ILvERPooI, August 31-Evenng.
The cotton market Is without activity, but prices are
steady Midding upands are quoted at 13kd. The
sales to-day were 10, 900 bales.
Liverpool BreadstuAs Market.
LIVERPOOL, August 3l-Evening.
The breadstufs market is quiet and unchanged.
Western mixed corn Is quoted at 26s. 3D.
Liverpool Provision Market.
LIVERPOOL, August 3i--Evening.
The provision market is unchanged and dull
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, August 3l-Evcning.
The talow market Is active and prices are steady.
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R U 5 STA.
SPECIAL 11lfsMn 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Russian Peasantry In support Of the Al
i lance with America.
LONDON, August 80, 1866.
News received In this city from Moscow to-day states
hat deputaton OF Russian peasants, representing that
Interest waited on Assistant Secretary Fox and in the
ame Of the whole body OF the peasany, congratulated
im on the arrival OF the United States mission TO the
umpire.
Mr. For replied, conveying the thanks Of the Ameri
ban government and his TO the compliment, In very
happy terms.
Mr. Fox also presented the deputaiion with hand
loms silk American flag.
Mr. Gwosden, member OF the deputation, on receiv
Ing the nsg said that in Of necessity, all Russia
kould rise up and aid to unfurl the banner Of the
empire and peace and carry side BY side with that OF
,he great republic Of the West
Moscow. August 81, 1896.
Tue Assistant Secretary Of the Navy OF the United
hates Mr. Fox has been presented with address by
hs peasants Russia expressive Of their fraierns feel
hgs towards the great American republic
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PEACE. ?
SPECIAL 1rlleaAx 70 TINE NEW yom Halu.

rhe Rsiia~d German Peace Treaty Ex-
changed.
oruy's HorKL Lospos, August 20, 1865
The exchange sf the ratified copies OF the peace treaty
recsuty negotiated by Austria and Prussia took place
,csween the asssroPrussian representatives, today at
Prague.
PRAGUE, August 20 1895.
Tho rstGesons Of the treaty Of peace have been es'
changed and prov sions will now be fully enforced
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{ n GLA n D..
SPECIAL TrlssaAm TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD

The Regiments Ordered 20 Canada.
"a QUEsys HOTEL, LONDON, August 81, 1865.
Owing to the ocial representations Of the Canadian
pverument TO the Cabinet here, the Thirteenth regi
pent OF cavaly (Hussas) and the Fiythird and Sixty
bs regiments OF infantry have been ordered to Canada
They are to leave at once.
Other regiments may perhaps go to the colony soon
.N Why the Regiments Are Sent.
In consequence Of further representations made to the
bme government by the Canadian authorities relative
further anticipated troubles the part Of the Fenans
om the United States the question Of sending another
Avalry regiment to Canada is under discussion, and
tgment Of this will probably soon be despatched
rom Liverpool 10 Quebec
Tho sPhiia deIphia C0nventi0n-British Con-
GratuIations TO the President and People.
LONDON, August 3l-Evenng
Tho Times Of to-day, In lengthy EDITORIAL ''congratu-
tes President Johnson and the people OF the United
ates on the deliberations and action Of the Philadelphia
onvenuou detailed accounts of which we're received
" steamer yesterday.
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8rOOklyn Politics.

From the fact that the Hon Henry G Murphy Is
the most prominent candidate for tho chief ONCE the
conservative STATE ticket, state politics this year Of
more than usual interest To the citizens OF Kings
county. Tho united convention OF the supporters Of
Johnson democratic and republican, which will meet at
Albany on the Ilt inst s looked forward to with
siderable interest Kings county will also elect two
representatives, 70 the next Congress and ono TO next
session Of Congres 10 m the varancy occasoned by the
death Of the Hon Mr.. Humphrey member from the
Third Congressional district Mr.. A. A. Low, who is
spoken OF as candidate FOR that district IL strong con
servative The Second district, which is do.
cidedy democratic, has two pretty well balanced
candidates for Congress- regards popularity. One
Is the Hon. dartin Kabfieisrh, late Mayor Of
Brooklyn and Mr Demas Barnes The latter gentleman,
who lisa residen, of the Sixth ward has before
been prominentyconnected with public affairs, though
he has been srnch advucae OF the Presidents policy
Tho candidates ff local Office 10 be Oiled IN next No
vember legiol Tho aspirans for local donors. as
Sheriff and rcetommissioner OF the county Of Kings
busy .anvassing their respective claims for
the suffrage Of ,her fellow czens Besides hose mon.
toned above the allowing officers are to be eleced:
Nine members ofAssemby. School Commissioner,
Surrogate Supervisor OF the Poor, two Justices Of Sea-
sons. and CITY JidCe. In place Of George Reynolds,
whose term Of ofie expires on ist Of May. 1857.
JoHaox NESTING Ar HrSrxR's PofsL-rhc electors Of
Hunters Point |, l., have formed . johnson Onion
Club. and held meeting "Wednesday, at which
lations ratdyng he Presidents policy, and pedsing
the meeting a. vo for NJ the coming elections
who does not supor u. w~r" adopted unanimously.
DELga.rKs 10 rur SYRACUSE RKrumcAs Cosvryros -
The republicans OF he Second Assembly district held
convention last evening nt Lames Hall and elected the
following deiega,cst 10 the syracuse Convention Dele
gass-.Jas Johuso Twelfth ward; John CASTOR. First
ward; and Hugh Allen OF the Fifth ward. Aiternatea-
Denis Lines Of th First ward Walter =, Love OF the
Sixth ward and ClAs Parker OF the Twelfth ward
The republicans u the Third district held q conven
ton nj No 81 BoersN street and elected the following
delegates :--Deegatc Joseph Rseve, Of the Fourth
ward: riney Green, OF the Tenth ward and Dr. W.
&. Benedict OF the Tenth ward. Aiternates-Dr Geo
r. IA M he hur ard. hmm
of the Tenth ward and X r. Howes Of the Tenth
ward The convcntbn passed resolutions approving tho
oncia of GoSrnor Fenton and instructed their
delegates fotim tho nomination for eIcc-
ton,
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Az ST RIA.
SPECIAL IflfSaAs 70 rw NEW Yum p"-tu.

Fia.seiai Resrenchmeus. ..s.s, q, ,ss
-. .-...-,-. On TO retfench the
'. - New Year The amount required
LAY win be ave millions Of forms
basiesd ~ go ana nan.
IN, FmvsSo' Francis Joseph has, a measure Of
kconou,v. dtsas~ed . large portion OF his retinuc.
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infant IN dispute and hopes As Court w place the child

infant dispute and hopes ths Court w place the child
In his charge.
During the reading Of these documents both plaintiff and
defendant and for there was quite
scene IN Judge DAILY awarded the custody OF the
child 70 the mother for the present. but the case ta
Clergyman friend Of both parties with the hopcs OF arrv
Ing Al some amcabe settlement of the dicuty The plain
n says he Is willing take his wife back 70 his bosom pro-
yided little LOUIS ALSO aud II TO be hoped that the
referee VIII be able bring about reconciliation between
the NgAns. The further Of the was sd
l0urned until September ], at eleven clock.
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3 A VA R IA.
srnn Itifssam 70 rM NEW yom msAll

sTciM Itifsabh ~ tM WV YUM WAAl0.
The pe.~ Treaty aud a Close Union With
Pru.-is.
MrscH August 20, 1860
The mmpbcr of both branches Of the Legislative
,hsmbcs have approved Of The terms Of the Prague
,escs treaty.
In the CHAMBER Of Deputies motion has been made
. tie eject that tho House shall that close union
,eween Bayaris and Prussia is necessary
NrNcs, August 81, 1s6s.
The Hawaiian ch.ns~rs have formally approved Of the
'eaiy Of psscr cccludsd ~th Prussia BY The penipo.
.ntiary OF the kiEg
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Delegates 70 u New York R~pubIicsa state
(0nventi0n.

bDprKrows, ". ". August 81, 1895
The following afthe delegates 70 the Union state Con
vention from Salpn county :-GeserAlC G. H. Van wyck,
H. X Low and D. Mckoon.
Owsso, N Y, August 81, 1s8S.
The delegates n the Union State Convention from
Toga county are W5mnh ". = Lincoln and J. q. f1att
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CA NJ A D A.
SPECIAL rrltsss 70 rm Ms roar mnlp.

the Military cd Government The Fsrres
~ ThoroId and tornwsIi. Ae.
Ors.s August -, isss
Assurances have ben made BY ths government % The
troops thai their s,ti. shall ~ ssppnsd Tbs has hsf
the ersc, 10 some sese o. restoring order Ard ,ootsn,
m.us smons them aoi tho aissA,1sfscsloa hithsfto
srlstlns y nos coni5srsbly allsysi
The forces Al rlpssid cgnsa 9 .ir lsi'Al'oos % all
rs probable nauss,, strength u sAh bsiiai'oa sir
hgndfed A ryint s0lamn ~ lnfsniry, ctsiry snd
astlllsyv hss h~~a orssntsf ss Cornssn cJnsstfx o
too rssment. basry sns vDr ef rssaa~ rh~y
vnl mate Cornwall tse'' b.sfqssrtrt ssf'f1r issss
move oonsssnuy ~ .si down he tsnadsa sssk a tn
- fsvr~m4
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THE RESIDENCE or the GOVERNOR 0f LOUISIANA tuAasfs
Br UNITED STATES TROOPS.
NKw osLrAss Angus

Nk~ ORLEANS, August 81 1855
A strong guard OF white soldiers do duty nghs
and day nj the private residence OF Governor well~ ~
his own urgent request
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SO UTH A N ERICA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

A New Ministry and Way Cabinet in Brazil.
LONDON, August 81, 1866
BY the steamship Rhone, at Southampton, have re-
ceived from Brazil dated at Rio Janero on the sth
Of August.
new Ministry has been formed in Brazil The caei-
net policy Is for vigorous prosecution Of the war
The troops OF the Argentine Confederation were re-
pulsed by the Paraguayans the th Of July with So
we're and heavy losses.
y An American Apology.
The United States war steamer Mystic was Al Bahia
the 23d OF July she hosed the dag Of Brazil and
sauted IT, in apology for the conduct OF the United
States naval officers the prvateer Florida ahir whom
in an imperial and neutral port during the American
war
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MARINE IHTsLLIsEMce.

QuKESsrowS, August 81, 1868.
The steamship Java, from New York, arrived to-day.
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IMPERIAL BANQUET TO THE AMERICANS

The Czarss Toass for Reunion.
81. PEIxEssURG, August 81, 1864.
The Emperor Alexander has given grand banquet In
lonor of the embassy from the United States, At which
tbe prominent dgni,sres Of the Empire were present
The Emperor gave the toast sThe prosperity and ON
Api.daf,oa Of the United States"
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Delegates to ~ Phiiadclphia Radical Con-
veusIOu.


UWsO, TtO4A CDuhty. AuRutt JT, TNBb
The following arthe delegates from rioga county
the Southern Loy convention Lyman Tremain date
Senatorl o. H. r knnsy editor OF the wavericy Advo.
cgs. Andrew lag Allison Elmer, Horace A. Brooks
william r. Stone, Kirby. d. Bradley, y. \ Highly, o
Gleason, j. II Dedng, Major n. Carl, Alexander Jen-
nings, j. d. IAnn9, Frederick Richardson and " L.
Dodge
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psror Of ssia h arrived in this city and had aud
ence with the Car. :. .--e-Na -
HEsSE DARMsTADT.
Al TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK aeaALu.

Reported Abdication Of the Elector.
BERLIN, August 81, 1850.
There is a rumor current in weinformed circles to-
day that the Elector OF Hesse will abdcate he has not
already done So
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us,risss .ns ..iissry An E.~sy 81 wsv..
ns Mnf fNsfaetSn fof Ir1ns mens Aleg Ulssss~s snt
AeTs-s -tft Frs~wsss ~ sial to~sf. -lsh
~ rsf nfsi ftes q shssr. " sss1 bss'sr sa.sis~.
o.. ftDsaslghs. -
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MARYLAND onxrr..lon.i Nomlnn,I.n.

BAIIIhUPk. august JI, Isbb.
Colonel Charles HPhelps the present representative
Of the Third dstrdof Maryland In Congress- day
renofninated bv REPRESENTATIVES
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Beauttlnt l1atr.-C k~v alters ILfe Ter the HAT
heeps The head clean sD1 the hair kesthy
hsir ~ s original color DTArts life and sresG -
the ~sstsst hsir stop. ts falling out, dsiashuul sw
dressing aud unparalleled remedy for hsa1
ache Rsfersses. our best ph ysisns and ems4 ~
aud st my o1es, .i9 broAdvAy hsw Yost.
SARAH 4. CHEvALfER, n. n.
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HANOVER.

sfcM ruecMa 70 rw NEW Yoax waAls.
A n.vsy frs~ sse Miss 20 The Cxsv.
81 Pryvawcas, August n. 1893
pssass s,ssy a~n - Essg Of Hanover v fhs Em'
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-s. Dsi A. si.s.,',: . M:.s'ss D.w rgs.ss:s:
and yo.tA ~ brosd~sy
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o,y.A m.'rssst.'. G .s.., s-''er. for -e~-
ALkhA*Btkk kkrDa, ~. srins fest. Ns- r1s
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THE CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
SPECIAL 1tlfsaAm 70 TINE NEW rosx HERALD.

Quuss Horst Lospos, August 30 1866
news report from Russia Just TO band In this city
states that the chocra spreading in that country
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i.:,s Dysss I., r. nss. E,, :::
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Th~ gspsve i.sek -surs -s..tss Wsksiss..
Ter fstut1ss kN1 mssnufsFt4fsfs Assnt.
LnriEE sEvfSo MACHINE 90 fis sfsss.sy
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Cheapest B~sksssr~ ts gke WsviA.- I 90, 80
LgG0kr BkofHkks Iis ssss.a s,rssx.
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,s:s.rasd,. yesdv~ ISABELLE Ipve.s. Issiv
" m lpw for-hssds ~ tho bofT he Aspsa,
ts bfosarsy sad df1xrsss ksDsd. o. D.
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d,,. Hcirs..:y'. ~ % M.sy Dyc: = Ths ycss :. sAs
Factory. ~ Barclay street
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Dv. l.ssswsvshy'. N.w rvsmis@ Is.@
soiirtfed- Csi and 90. HkLNBuI.D'A Dss Broadway.
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Bay Miii~r'. Msir Dys,1Lssse s.s. ysc.
D-Iot - Dey street
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TINE CINCINNATI SHEET aAIlaoAu tselliox.

CiscixsArT August 81, 1894
The war between tho people and ths street raurusA
companies continues, but there was loss sxcitonssss
yesterday.
s.EniOy the Uighr~t R~pusNstOu Among e6o
LadirA"-Bi kNErFN kALLfSIOk Tor the ConV1sssn
aud COCAINE for the iIair.-Iouisvtle Journal
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tain II has stoo1 vai~ys
Misasppi and Missouri snd s the sovereign remedy Ell
these Infected districts Sold by eli druoglsts
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s6.-Daplcs Elliptic. Fan Fa.siss,

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!. W. BRADLRY's
CELEBRATED DUPLEX gf.LfPTfC
OK DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS,
TitF LATEST STYLES
ARR NOW MADE VERY LIGHT
They viii BEND BKfAk. like the single spring~,
but VIII PRESERVE their PERFECT and akAGErr1.
sHAPk, who're three OF four ordinary skirts have bess
THROWN ASIDE ss USEf.Ess. They the moa, Elias
TIC, FLExlBLE and DURABLE SKIRT MASUFAc
II RED. They combine comfort durability and economy
with hat ELEGANcE OF SHAPE which has naado lhs DU
fLEA ELLIPTIC the
STANDARD akIHr
or THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
This POPULAR SKIRT Il UNIVERSALLY REC0M
MESDED by The FASHION MA1AZiSEb and OPlhfOsn
OF the PRESS GENERALLY.
AT WHOLESALE ny riIE EXCLUSIVE MAkuYAcru-
KERS AND SOLE OWNERS or PATEsT
wEsTS, BRADLEY AND CARY,
~ Chambers and 10 and 81 Read. streets n. Y.
Also Al WHOLESALE by the LEADfso JoBhERA
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ws,sl W.,sss ssa all Legal I.tt.rt~-.
=. y cLANrDS. 70 wa .t,.s, vs- rys,
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fs<s ~sH wefttg &fsnsFstte1
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. tfgsn ssss fkmssf bTt - INNinrAD0HO.
h.nnt-flsfsd. sea sat sbs4tsa Al ~ kstsf Hs.ss.
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Addres. Psiisrk q seq, Meevs~kssss Nus
ufsriur~r: ~ h,esd-sy. near Fourth street. Pipes
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sho~s " al stftss sna prtss.
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..usw- -~~iss uarhise de"pss,. vie.
HN j.. lnEsrts 81 tN@ s~StuS natAihf Ffsf nL -
Hsv~4ssy. nee rers Asspt@ sAaNa
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EuiptIr G.s~k stitch sewing Na~kises VIVA
al the latest rsDts ssf st'sfhmsnts fAiDMfA
HABLy rlit br.I yor FAMILY rrp. Ag~s,s ~ssssH
ELLIPTIC SEWING hAcHfsE 60. tc bfo.fvsy.
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tz1a
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,ill,. l's'r ,D,s 50 tests n"rk 81 gsIs nrsw:. .
sgld ~ 81 srasysts
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STANDARD akInT
or TIE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
TIE INYALIU.

In tho vein of Campbell.
Upon his bed brought very low
A poor dyspep,ic. pale snow
Lay tDssing fr~biy u and fro,
HIS strength departing rapidly.
But plying HI. wretchrd plight
frl-nd dropped VA that very night
Who told hin he could set him right
With an unfsing remedy
Cheer up he said; Il bring you ald--
The pur-st tonic msdr--
The sick man' hop~ II ne ~r betrayed.
Twill cure you quick and ciev-riy"
lie dr@w the cork-hr poured the drsuxht.
with guiycriny lip the patient qusncd.
II seemed vitality 10 watt
Through al his system Instantly.
What need u. wondrons charm W name
That ehesr.d his spirits braDed bi- franrs
HOsTETfERs BirTERs-kno~n IN " fsma--
Performed the seeming miracle
From that hour. sach rising sun
B-h-ii Tho good ~ofk thus begun,
Pr~oe-d until the end won.
And health established thoroughly.
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. All untr Ds.~ps~s TREATED scientifically ~
pr 0hANDJtAs Forty ave y-srs prsetles No srsg
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Bees tsv ladies' -Wsra's I.a4tes, stsh-
sperc P.Fsr Collars Wholesale and retail ~ Broadway.
Se~ yor
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Do ~ af utfNss IA a1eNs - ~efa &9N1
t-spssa H.st i~ relief -t - aeso81ls fsi
- he wissLOss ssutlisy sykufs
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fsani~ fsmsff rstsss. ~ ehd ffnn l4in .aS sss.s
sfssHefg kAa 3@ffNNs IN sasts The guaas fwfH~s sa
sas -ina se s0a esrsis. "a. tafss ssfsis
thrsugh tbr te~t1fas lsrfsasfs
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