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CANADA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 The ssslls.

Mr.. Niece Crges the Continued suspensiom
OF the Habeas Corpus Aci-The Ottawa
Fire.
OTTAWA, Nov. Is 1857.
Last night The debate the address In answer to the
speech from the Throne came Al Iough TO an end Mr.
hceee made tong rambling speech in which he ad
vsed The government not TO let tho period for the sus
o. the Haoeas Corpus Act expire FOR he believed
Thai ~ opportunity occurred there would
again be ar s,,smp, male 10 do n Canadian cities what
the Fen.ans are endeavorng 10 do In Great Britain
hessrs. ADgevine and smlsh, Of New Brunswick,
spoke against the unconditional nner 10 which con-
federation tad been carried, and Mr. THEY Of the Same
province spoke the side Of the government Of which
be % . member.
Their wAs srss Ore here night before last 1t the
store OF Messrs. c. + Bate Co The loss is estimated
sloG COZ There was sl2 600 insurance on the stock
SIC. o0o ny the Hartford aad 81, 600 by the Home
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CONNECTICUT.

Interesting Insurance Cnse In the fyartsor.,
Courts. hNM
HARTFORD, Conn. Nov. Is. 1867
An interesting case involving very fine points Of
law ihas been on trial this week before she United
States District Court Of this city Judge shipmsn pre-
siding. Tho Is the Norwich and Now York Trans
portation Companys suit against tho Western Aassa-
chuseits insurance Company and the following ro the
facts relating thereto
In April, 1885 the steamer City or Norwich co,lded
with schooner on the SCUM and alter took fire
and sunk In one hundred aud ton feet OF water Che
was subsequently raised and taken New York and re-
paired. There wss an insurance Of SIS. 900 the
steamer IN various copanies the policies covering fire
risks only The insurance companies declined "a pay
on the ground that they did take marine risk aud
that the loss occaeoned by the pars OF the
The plaintiffs claim that tho vessel would pos have been
sunk except FOR the Ore that for the burning her
upper works the vessel would uot have gone down
The lury this afternoon returned verdict for the
plaintiffs for 81, 920 20.
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Tss NORM ASsnIcAs scarsgsss DvTus The msstsrr
Of this srgsnsauoa. residsnl In this cilY ssd vtrS
Who are actively engaged IN shs preparations for is' shd
national shsrpshcctss festival 10 b. bsId near his
city nsHs summer, hsla . general usssiss ~ Tie Ger.
manic Assembly rooms iaa night NJ stsftn prea dnr,
snd Mr. HungsrbucAler sctipg - sserstsrt the CON
composed % The ef0esrs Of vartbus sAbcemDiese
submMssd paa 81 spersssss and according 70 rspsri
Of ths secretary q shs ripsnos Dmmise the exDsassa
Of Ne festival VIII aasuss y not tsss than ~, 60
whisA aes - ~ eHpsnded foe Ssns aga prs1ems 90
vniety ~ motesfA me receipts Asve besa eost0assd
e "a "a bQs u sxpsots1 thss they VIII exceed thia
amsssA ne csmnissss Il ersax&atlsa was dueess< u
49, oeoUagoo eos loeespeep@se~
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MARINE DISASTERS.


The Schooner z. \. Berus SUM Om Oriest'
Long Isiand-Th~ Grow ssvsd-rArc brnsss
Brig G. Lsystt Driveu Ashore On s'eas
Brook.
GRsxsfoisr. l. l., Nov. rs, 1867,
Tho schooner H. s. Bsrua Captain white. OF and for
Taunton, Mass. from Albany with moulding sand IN
hsr hold and black walnut and hsnIock lumber deck.
sprung leak 10 Long Island soand yesterday afternoon,
alled, rolled over and sunk nalr mile from shore.
opposite Orient. Al eight o'clock her sopmasss wore
out OF water The captain and crew GOT safely ashore
% some lumber, but were chilled through, and finally
reached the house Of Oscar Reebe where they were
kindly cared for They have gone 70 New York
The British brg G Lcvett Captain I0ystt OF wey-
mouth. Nova Scotia, from New YORK for Nantes,
France with fourteen hundred berrels Of petroleum OIL
anchored IN Long Island Sound OF stony Brook during
the gale OF Tuesday, parted chains and went ashore
enc has been stripped Of her sails and lies easy, and
With good weather may be got OIL.
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MISSOURI.

Female Suora ge-Addrcss Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady stanton.
ST. Locss, Nov. rs. 1887
Mira Elizabeth cady Stanton or New York, who, With
Susan Anthony and Lucy stone las been canvassIrg
Kansas turing ,he pa, summer for woman suffrage
spoke on subject tonight At the Mercantile Library
Hall 70 very large auiicnco Her address Was very
able one and presented the question OF womans rights
and female suffrage in aearIy oil ts bearings elicit
ing frequent and loud applause. 4 large portion
OF the sud,eace lsdss 10 sympsih.zsd heartily
with The speaker aud showed very positive evidence OF
deep and growing interest IN this question. Tho ro
male Suffrage Association will hold meeting here 70.
morrow and Grand rally for ias Advancsmsnt OF ths
cause Ia announced fos the 10th inst.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

4 Weasan Killed by Her Husband in sprins-
field.
woEcrsrEs. Nos it 1867
Mrs. James Shepard was shot by her husband this
afternoon 81 Curtis farm three mites from this city
She had been living In Mr. Curtis family as nurse and
Shepard went there this morning and had nigh words
with her He then TO this city bought p.sto
and returned and nred several shots st her, iron,
tho effects OF which she died IN . few minutes The
murderer 10 still q large
James A. Rawson, hack driver was arrested this
morning charged with being scosssory the death or
Mrs Cynthia Newton. who died Tuesday from the
effects OF abortion. a##
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Nspeiesu's Conferences Plan Marshal pa
siue IN q New Comma ad-is~rease sf Bslissa
~ 80 PsaS nav n. 1857.
Ne day fcs shs asssmblas q ne proposed sssssAl
eenfsrssos msasnsd u me lasl asss o. the TreseA
csbsnoG y ne Rsrsvsaa Pswsra KS
uushai BasaIas he's bees appointed 70 succeed Mar.
al vsrsy II command u NE fAird army ssspa With
aenAquasssn - Nsasv. a IS tae
- buIlIss h ~ Dsat q Ysascs be- scsssssA v
~ sns u " ness q frSsss sass ne 'as weekly
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Orders ef General Canby 10 Relation 10 Taxes
and the Apprssehiss Eiecsiss.
CuAnssrox, Nsv 10, iss.
By ap order " ossssa caasy Oh sbsn6s are 10 make
sssaSss hin VI dsaeasst sax payss ana psss con-
sn6ass ars sushsnxsl v vsaus shs sssvisss o. slsi
iasvucsicns ere beng ssusd = - ths msasss o.
ducsing shs siscstsne
Governor on 10 here csssulslne win cssevst rsvov
10 rsAnos v . ssv sssW mx iAw snd ths approscSlne
eiecMons.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Election Ia Favor ~ Cenvention. !.
Ns~ osLsAsA Nov. Is, 1861
The Republican ssys that returns iron little more
than half the state Of MssnppI show thai n,ns thou
sand more shan . majority 81 the psrsous vsesssssa
haze voted the Convention question. ana the re-
ma nna counties viii the majority = IN acme
eouauss the opponents NJ The Convention votsd fns
Rsprthcar also ssvs that 10 shs part Of me state
heard from the unrsconsucted voters gepsyulv say "a
away from TIE polls 0nIy conservative delegate
10 knova 70 be elected. Among ttoss who took the
stu MP IN favor eiEhe Convention A. O. Brown er
elect
The vickssms Hrubisrs. advocates Sisfrsnchiss.
ment Of those who did not vote.
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GEORGIA.

Tho Report That Truc Hill Had Been
Found Against Foster Bio6actt False.
SAVANNAH. Nov. Ii, 1867
The report, extensively circulated In this city and
elsewhere that truo bill had been presented BY The
Grand Jury the United States District Court against
Foster Biodget for perjury in taking the Official oath
Postmaster al Augusta found 10 DO entirely false
District Attorney Fitch stated this morning court that
against Blodgsu was before the IL 10 re-
ported that action will DO taken against Che snstgstors
for malicious prosecution II Is said 10 be ATTEMPT OF
Blodgeus political enemies % destroy his snnuence q
leader OF the radical party IN Georgia
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The Teiegraphs and Post Onice-Dny Of she
Fenfan Executions.
LosDoS, Nov. l5-Noon
The Cabinet which for . long time has had the sub.
jsci under discussion has resolved 70 place all the
telegraph tines Of Great Britain und the direction Of
the Poss 0r.ce Department
MANCHESTER, Nov. I5. 1867.
The execution OF Allen and the other prisoners con-
deu.nsd 10 death BY the special commission texcspt
Masasrs whose pardon has been snaouncsdl viii take
place on tAs ga insian, In this city
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vANcouvER's ISLAND.

Arrival Of the Steamer Oseipee. with General
Roasseas and stan, At Victoria.
sAs FRascIsco, Nov Is, 1857
The United States steamer osspss arrived Yesterday
Victoria from ska. with General Rossueau and slAH
all Of whom were we'll
The legislative Council meets Ct View Westminster
early next month.
me birthday o. the Prince Of Wales vas esssrsisd
a.
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ALABAMA.
SPECIAL TelfssAw TO THE HERALD.

The Reconsirurtion Convcntion-The Memo
rial Ia Abolish the Cation Tax Adopted
PRsssage Of mn Ordnance Abolishiug jones
County.
MoSrGcxRRv Nov. Is 1887.
The Convention Today has been occupied Almost TX
cusvely upon local business
VIM Burton presented memorial 70 Congress from
the Committee on Cotton Tar. The memorial which
adopted prsys for the rcpea OF the aud
further that such taxes bsen collected since
September shall DO refunded 10 the producer
commi'tse vas appointed 70 inauirs into the expe-
diency Of changing the capita Of the State from Mont
gognery 70 some more central site.
The report OF The Committee on Representation was
presented The report proposes 70 leave the present
system Of county representation unchanged.
rhs Convention TO-DAY passed ~ 6Est ordinance which
abolished the new county Of Jones Another 10
70 DO hsId to-nehs upon The suffrage question.
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ToRToLA.


sabmerGinR Of tho Island-It Remains Jnder
esa8 Water for Eight Hours. fp4s IS
HAVANA. Nov Is, 1867.
Later advices from Porto Rico state that during
the late terrible gale the little island OF Tortoa
Of the Virgin Group, entirely disappeared. being
completely submerged. /, is said, for sigLt hours
Every living thing. man or animal upon i; persisted
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I'VE PRESS relesaAM.

Destructive Fire In snrnia-Ovcr Twenty
Houses Destroyed.
.8a SARsIA, Nov Is. 1861
IRE broke out last night In the Western Hotel
stables ana before lis progress could DO arrested de-
stroyed twenty shops and dwelling houses together
with the Post Office market and two or three small no.
ies About dozen families rendered homeless
The loss estimated to be between SIS 900 and
5l00 900 a
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BryfAfo Nov. Is, 1867.
Weston, tho pedestrian, left the Mansion House. IN
this CITY, ~ half.pas. SIX O'Clock this morning for
Silver Creek. which IL th irty Ave miles distant over
sandy road. He win commsrcs his one hundred milo
feat from Silver Greek ., twelve O'Clock tonight and
expects BY improving his time have enough TO spsrs
to keep quiet al day Sunday Quite crowd or citizen
assembled 70 see HIN OF, by whom he was escorted
with eighteen policeman 1T Their head to the city Limit
There they took leave Of him, aud be in tho most excel
lent spirits, went on his way rejoicing making excellent
tme.
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The report thai Minnesota mad gone Tor negro tGraee
ID evidently The latest returns show mat Il
proposition FAT bshind the regular sdcal i,ksl
ana indicate thai IL defeated BY from two no three
thousand.
jobs q. sncoir, Of Bsth!shsn, has been 70 .nou,i.
mated BY the democrats Of New Hampshire A. ,hs san.
dida,s for Governor There have bssn shsouas stars
iAiely, and the "su Of Bsthishsm" shosaJioon tr -
New Hampshire nsrs March
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TINE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Adjssrnmcns % ehe Uuited stafes Cfrcuit
Court te the 2Jth-Chief Justice Chase Net
20 Preside M the Trial or JET Dnvis.
RIcisnosp, Va, Nov. 10, 1857
No business being before the United States Circuit
Court to-day. IL adjourned until the 25th, whom the
trial Of Jefferson Davis will be commenced
Chisf Justice Chase leaves for Washington TO- morrow
70 be present tho opening OF the African high schoo
Il well understood that be " 10 DO present 81 the
Davis trial. sw
The conservatives holding ward meetings TO- night
10 appoint delegates 10 the State Convention.
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ANOTHER OPINION sy the ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The Legality ~ tho special session Of Con-
Z oress.
Especial Despatch 70 the Eveslss Pos.]

Trc ssexNiAtf VI tuo SPECIAL session 81 Icn-
sress.
Especial Despatch to the Evsp.pg Pcs.i N
vAsinsgror, Nov. 10. 1857.
Attorney General s,Anbsry out with Al opinion pre-
snsned 10 be unofficial, inasmuch appears
piancaon in The newspapers inssssd Of beng addressed
10 The President, on tbs additional ssssioa Of the
forssh Congress- After quoting shs provisions Of shs
constitution Tor the meeting Of Congress- Tbs article
says that hs sct Of January "a 1851 change
interfere with ihs aay Of meeting nxed by the constu-
iior ana ell sessions Of The FoQstb Congress held pros
20 the ayst Monday 10 December, except such were
convened BY the President are irregular II " true
that the Term Tor which members are sieetsd,
whether Senators Or Representatives, begins asd V
datsd from the 9Th or March, bit that does
not Affect the time tired for ths regular annual session
begin psw Congress cannot meet uudcr the ccssi-
trionsi provision before The 6rss Monday in Dscsmhsr
unless convened IN the interim ~ the President Hssce
uAlss Congress ~ lac appoints diRsYsns dep for such
regular annual sessions, there b constitutional
meeting Of ccssrsss prior ~ NE ass Mondsy Dscsm.
Der Any meeting u Ccngsss she intervening pevicd
would BE- "A srss sssson aad BE- called ouy BY the
President % sxeracedieary occasion 1suandng ~ Of
which be 70 10 Judge The ccnususssa does cot any
vhs IN any other veg provide for sny oth than The
regular session Of Conerea does nes asshsnss Cen
ersss 70 provide fos an sddmoaai meeting. bet Simply
evss power - change Ne cay NJ such regular msss
iAgs fro. me asss nssSV IN psssabss - sppoauas
fssrs i arH ssd sssssd sssslss q ssss osssrsss
: - - ssswna 81 so vssgssn ssaasas'ae -
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FLORIDA.

The EIecsiss-Thirsy Waite Votes Peiied In
Thvrc Csnnties out % = Tafnl or $500.
TALIAnAss~s. New. Is, 1851
The election 10 passing OF quissly without any dis
tvrbsrce. THE result for two days In LSon Madison
end sadsdsn counties fooes NJ 800 votes 10 which
only thirty poed by whites, and oil fov
vsul1n
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vENE ZuElA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HEaa.o.

Laguayra a Naval Post.
HAVANA, Nov. 10. 1857.
Advices from Venezuela state that Laguayra,
port on the Caribbean Sea and the principal sea.
port Of the republic. has been erected iuto naval
post. 1888 tt4
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From the Evening Telegram or yesef0sy
WALL SrRsRr Nov 49, 1861
TIE stock market opened stead, inss Morning 81 .
slight advance upon iha closing qnoatons ~ last even
ns There acuvs demand for a. tns issAsps rail-
way shares from both ths bulls aud bears Hgh p~pes
sre spoken OF for nearly everything on the iA SQt
afs singled ous as tte bright particular sE which Nv
E.w on the bull SIDE that being considered TIE safest
ssnasrolt, Dsu Drew, Richard schsll Henry Keep ard
Ian loon are buyers Of Erie. New Yurk Central aud
stocks $500
The bears are being RAPIDLY buried by .hs bulls, on
the stock Exchange, and who kiisd cock robin bas
new significance IN Wall street to-day IL" savs
as my eSs aud 's s.s -.
9TH my ii!'le eye ! sas ,esm de-" who eAuse.
their blood J. SAID Dick schei = caugbs sseir
tiss slaughter. hgursNey speaking, has begun
according 10 what The bulls say. Among the latter
ford j., III q si,mson, Robinson, Coz Robers l. Cut
ting, Legion Wainwright Van BosklEs, Nathan Green
lear Norris, Bloodsood JAun.ey Coa.s penny Bob Cut
Cews j b. wallace. HAgartea ssd Ut. sheitoui bat
very soon, n the 10 RISE NOT man
me street ri eonfsss hmsss ~ ca 2, sss,ss
Drew are hand 70 gisve 70 sue Erss - wen - ths
general movement and thai vaudsrp44s name VAL soon
be associated WA Tie manase@snt Of s ere conpaoy
Tho spectators In The Gold Roos arc rapidly ssspns
from tns bear 10 the bali SIDE, iIsasin. aIses.ea'
Benedict karquand, MAXWELL fhippM vsn DYKE and
He zsd Albert spiders the lonsest horned buieAnd
the largest operator OF them all and h0 bcasves N rnaa
stevens and Ben Butter and plenty of~grsenbacks And
chuckles nwardly when tho market rsoa kooert bale.
TOO, Is Ia ecsaces for similar reason, whis hssesy
laughs aloud and says '.ow do you LIKE that, bsysy
decline In bonds anrosd never fails 70 give sess 70 so
proceedings. aud every te runov about Apssch nssns
and paper money after Consress meets y much
rsshed The bears PATRIOTS shaa The ostis
Is merely question OF Judgment Is TO whether msn
s bull or bear, aud some msn change sidss several
times day.
-
There Ia talk the street OF vsOsrnse" 10
Northwestern comiaon, and all the anxoue DensSa
asking Henry Keep Lhero Is any danger Of ssch dis
aster but he keeps his own coausel and there 70
telling what plot Is hstcning in hw brain. fl fs
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Large Fire in syrecuse.

syeArUsr Nov. Is, 1887.
fire broke on. AZ half-past Two O'Clock this morning
in tho buildings owned by Joseph Barton tobacco and
segar dealer. Three building destroyed Mr. Bar
tons loss Is about 964, 900 budings and stock on
which there II $40, 600 insurance. Others lose $l 600
making . total loss OF SIS, 900
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ARKANSAS.

The Result Of che Election sn Favor Of Con.
veutiou.
r4N MsxrH:s Tenn. Nov rs 1867.
frrhsr returns from Arkansas show that sSs STATE
ha. gore for the Convensiop.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the asaAla.


SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the MRAla
The Cholera Decreasing.
HAVANA. Nov. IL, 1867.
The returns Of the cholera cases in the city have
vastly diminished
Cholera Observation-Disclosures Retains Re-
fused by the Auth0rifies-Generai Ler-
sundf.
Iron the Evening" Telegram. Nov ISL
HAVANA, Nov. lS 1907.
An extraordinary meeting OF the medical authorities
has been held At The paacs which determined TO issue
circular TO the people 10 reaiion The presence OF
chcssa here Half the nelnbers opposed to snch
proceeding a. wouc tend TO arouse pubic conssrna-
ton and would bring riclcuis on The Board
the aor,uary returns tssr rs.assd to yoar cor
respondent
Count valmassda. cs2sn Geuers al trtr,m, has
Pads vs, 20 the military hospns; % sanfy u,mses OF
how things stand
our new Captain General, iersaaci, 1s 20 arrive hers
BY tie spanish frigate fralcscs ts asa
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Suiclde M ufica,

UTtaA, Nov Ii, 1907
Robert A Pomeroy. late cashier Of the Mohawk Val
ley Naonal Bank committed suiede al hs residence II
the village or Mohawk yesterday morning.
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NEW YORK,

0niciai Ssasenesf Of the Democratic Dia.
lOrity.
ALsAsr Nov Is 1867.
Ctsoai returns from lorsy.seyea counties and the re-
ported msores from the remaining On sreen coaates
give the democratic state ticket as %. majority
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NEW oRLsAss Noe. rs, 1867.
A sssvuc,Ivs srs a nossssa. rsssa, lea aisht g.
trsysa shss bisek, including ~ 0~snaa Lusnsrsa
- bsres aussswy q isnbsE me lem = oSs.qeA
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osrrssvowx, rev. Is --rhs rpSsi mail ssssusSIp
csy CsptAs Rocky, which len Boston On Tho 0sk
last lor hvsrpec' arrived hsse a a ssry hsss shs
mefnink
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rat asrss rtLEssAs.

Financia, and Ccmincrria' Intelligence.
BsvASA nov 10 l.6-
Sugar % GRIN 81 81. fass Tor No. Ia Ds,ch standard
per arcbs
Exchange 10 II mossra's rssaest. o. Lo,fos . %
cuoted At Is per ceps premium. Para u2 pr eni
premium. and on Nsw Yosk, ~ .sng gas. ser car
rensy, 81 Is ASK per ceEi aiscouat fss gv.l 'ons
tight a. per cent prsn,'sa aE4 ~ tLotI WAL per
sant Dremu m
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A. NJ. Mauricenm, M. ~, Professor Of he.
Of thirty a. 2s Liberty street
Guarantees certain relief ad.es from whatever Cause
without pain inconvenience.
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For soul So honest and true :" LA
If they wise the dire opening the
grave lovely might have been avered PLAkIA
TON BlTTERS IL timely used The young
and lovely the middle and the aing from coaArmed
sickness
Amos, all diseases have their bsgsnns in sose slight
dfculty OF the stomach, which would
pepsia headache liver conpa.ns night cousap.
ion DEATH Plantation Bters will lhess pesno.
symptoms blood and the heath Eood
while they nvgora,e the .ysen they eniven the nand
MAGNOLIA WATEn.-A delightful toilet srtso10-sa.
pcrior to Cologne and At half tho price, ~
A.-uniyersaI ExpOstsi0n. Parts, lS}92,-
sTEINNAY sons triumphanI hsNag been sS1s6s1
grand gold medal for American Grand SQUARE and
Upright Pilno by the unanimous verdict Of Tie Intsr-
national jury. THIS medal 10 distinctly classified 0ss u
order all American exhbitors
than -four hundred p,Anss entered er omPsunss ~
wMerooms Nos. l09 and III East Fourteeush sree New
YORK. NF
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Away With Unc0mfOrtable Trusaes. -C0ms
Cure the Rupured post pad Tie VI
OF 10 cents Address ~. T. r. Tooe. author of NEEDED
Conmcn Sense. No ITO Lexington avenue sew York -
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a Great ind sure tlem esiy Tor I.adirs.-Thc
Portuguese Female Pills always give Immediate relief
Prcc 50 BewVre o. imitaors who copy my advertisement
tc sell poisonous compounds MNN
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Cristedore's Hair Dyc..The R~ss gver Mas.
sfscturtA Wbolssals and ressii. also Applsd = Nd
Aafor HoalaA
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rs. ". T.-Thrsaa Diyerses. We wowId Cali
attention Brown's Bronchial Trochcs We found
them enescious In aiayns Irritation 10 The Throas and
Bronchial and would commend astauti0n Of
Public SPEAKERS and Others troubled with aeccns Of
Thrca. They exoeilent
resulting from cold gre eAonHlist Bostoa. IN m
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Of the United states having small income and reesr1
TOR ecou.fny and genteeI dress -BENNETf q CO.. 6q
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