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the PRESS TElfGsAMs.

Republican aud Democratic Nominations for
tho LosisIature-Fusion Of Democrats and
Oisa Elected Republicans az schenectady.
SCHENECTADY. N. T., Oct IS, 1851
The democratic convention for the Fifteenth Soma
toraI district met here on tuesday last The majority
which favored tho nomination Of Hon. Charles Stanford
carried an adjournment until to-day.
Some disarecicd republicans aiso held convention
here to-day and nominated stanford Independent
candidate He was accordingly endorsed By the ad-
iournsd democratic convention which re-asssmbsd TO-
day
srNs SING, ~ r., Oct. is 1851
AZ the republican convention OF the counties OF West
chester, Rockisnd aud Putnam hsd OF this pace to-day
janice W. Hustled was nominated for state Senator.
Hrpsos, n. ", Oct IL, 1887.
The Democratic Convention Of tho Eleventh Senate.
ris DISTRICT which met in this city to-day, nominated
Jacob jewell, Of Pougbkecpsis, - their candidate.
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TIE PRESS TELEGRAM.

HAVANA Oct IS, 1887.
AdvIces from tho city Of Mexico arc 70 the 18Th and
Vera Cruz TO tho 14th instant
Juarez had received majority OF votes FOR President
in tho city OF Mexico but the proposition for an amend
ment 10 tho constitution was defeated. The general
result OF the Presidential election is not yet known.
ouiarago. the companion OF Marques in his fight. had
been discovered the Texan frontier by party Of sol
diers but had succeeded in again escaping from his fol
iowers.
The roads in Mexico arc infested By bAndit and arc
very unsafe for travellers.
Nr. Plumb. the Secretary Of Legation OF the United
States, had arrived at the city Of Mexico
The Bolivian minister had been received By President
Juarez and congratulated him the great triumph Of
OF tho Mexican arms.
BY the steamer Louisiana the following distinguished
persons who have been banished from Mexico have
rived here on the way TO Europe The widow Of Mira
mon and her family; the imperial mnisters-Marinc,
Thsophlo; Interior, Juan Psrsa Foregn Affairs Nicolas
PortelIs, General Roa, Counsellor Escandon and the
Bishops Of Ormacches and Tulancngo
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ENGLAND.

! Fart Derby on tho War Crisis-The Alabama
: -Cbnases Neg Otiasi0ns Reported by Lord Stan.
lcy-Adn,iral Farragnt Entertains the Adj
miraity. Lords-Arrcst Of a Liverpool Mrr.
chant.
kdnnsr was given at Manchester las. evening 10 the
Ministry at which Earl Derby, Lord Stanley and nearly
eli the members OF tho Cabinet were present
In reply to the usual sentiment In honor Of the Adj
ministration the Premier and made speech, in
which he defended tho action OF his government the
question OF Reform and rcfuted OF tho attacks
which had been made upon the representation OF the
Peoples bill.
Lord Stanley the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, In re-
spouse 70 highly complimentary toast, also addressed
the company He spoke OF tho disturbed condition OF
Europe bu. declared that notwithstanding the threat
suing appearance Of Affairs he still entertained hopes
that peace would bs preserved While reviewing, in
the course OF his remarks the present relations OF
Grea, Britain with foreign powers, he alluded
10 tho controversy between his government
and that Of United States in regard to the claims for
indemnity arising Of tho iste war In that country
THIS con. roversy he SAID still remained opcn; but Eng
land had oil along dealt with Americana friendly temper
IN this discussion and tIme already soothing the
irritation which might have arisen either eide OF the
Atlantic
Admiral Farragut yesterday received and entertained
tho Lords or the Admiralty board the flagship
IRA nkn az Portsmouth.
LvsRPoot, Oct. 15-Evening.
Mr. Campbell, Of the arm Of Campbell a Sons, whose
failure recently announced was arrested aud upon
examination has held for trial the charge Of de-
audng the National Bank Of Liverpool Of ten thousand
pounds sterling.
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Indian Raid ON tWichcnburR, Arizonn-Ail
the stock Of the Place Carried on.
MISSOURI.

Decision IN the Case OF Murphy the Ron, Barn
Grille IN demanded To Permit OF Ills Trial on
similar Charges In ~ Civi' Court-Trotting nj
st. Louis.
ST.. Louis Oct is, 1857
William Murphy, WHO has boon confined ia the Mis-
souri, Psnsnsry for The last years. under sentence
by military commission for boasburning on the Nisis.
sppi river during the war brought before the
United states Circut Court Wednesday and the case
argued application for his discharge before Judge
Miller. The was decided to-day, discharslng the
prisoner tie ground Of the OF the
tribunal by which Mar ply tried and .entsnced The
Judge decided tbs. the prisoner occupied the same position
h ough he had no, been tried and sentenced By
the military tribunal. and that he would be arrslgnsd
n nd trial lad upon the charge by the civil courts
On motion OF the District Attorney the prisoner was
remanded 10 confinement until TO morrow TO allow
opportunity to renew tho old charges or prefer nov
ones. " any existed
A race csmeYon yesterday at the Trottine Park be.
tween Brown george and running and tho pacing
orsss bagcofier and John fos Tue latter horse won
the rses-tfrt 1901. Brown George was Withdrawn
arer the second heat
To-day raos came or between The Kentucky horse
Rolla Cod Dust and the ~ Louis MARI fscksy for
$1,000 ~njeh was by the former in the nrst heat
the mare tenE dstancsd Time s:2s
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Erench and Spanish Volunteer Reinforce.
monts for the Pope-GeneraI Menotti CARL
baidi Close to tho City-The Inside Insmr.
roctiOn Plan Frustrated.
FLOREScs, Oct. Is. 1867
Rslnforcsmsnts Of volunteers, recruited France and
Spain for the defence Of the Pope have arrived the
city Of Rome.
when last heard from General Nsnotti Gsrbaldi with
considerable force under his command had succeeded
il reaching the vicinity OF Rome and Was still ad.
vancing.
FfOREEC, Oct 1S-P NJ.
lis reported that the plan for instruction within
the wallis Of Rome has BEEN exposed, and that the
leaders have been discovered arrested and thrown
prison.
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NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 HE HERALD.

Base Rail- Match Mt BuGnio-Proposed Conn
piimea tary Dinner TO General harry.
BUFFALO Oct 49, 1887,
10 O'Clock p. NJ
The Excelsior Base Bal Club OF Rcchsstsr, beat tho
Nsgaras OF this city, to-day by 90 TO 49, This IS the
second game inside week that tho Excelsiors have
worstsd the NiagsrM. Considerable money changed
hands the result OF tho game There were over
thrcc thousand spectators present Tue game on both
sides but poorly contested.
Gen. Barry has accepted mp'imeniary dnnor from
number OF the leading citizens Of Buffalo, previous 70
his departure the LIST prox to join his regiment tho
Second Artillery ia California The list II headed with
the name OF ex-prosidsnt Fillmore aud will take place
an the oath inst
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TIE PRESS TtLlGaams.

The Int Municipal Election in Philadelphia
To BE Contested by the Republican Candi-
dates.
PIIAprLruIA, Oct IS. 1857.
Tho republican candidates for Register OF wills Clerk
OF the orphAns' Court and City Commissioner. have
commenced contest in the Court OF Common Pleas
with tho democrats that received the certificates Of elec
tion Frauds alleged In many wards In one pre-.
cnct the democratic eeoion officers said have
ceiyed hundred and niuety-sx votes from persona
who we're not on the list Of voters Similar frauds
charged In the Second Fourth, Fifth Seventeenth and
Iweny-hlth wards. more than enough to change the
result
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CUBA.

Commercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, Oct. Is, 1867
Exchange declining. On London, Is; Paris, 8; on
United States currency 26}s discount Gold per cent
premium.
Freights duh To New York, 90; New OrlsanA Il.
Sugar IL without animation; quotations, s>s oK
10x reals Moassss scarce quotations Sa6 reals Bacon
15 hams, % Is; bseswax. 8 IN; honey, 4 reals;
hoops, Is . So Flour In demand n $l3 q $13 So
Lard l6h 19k.
Arrived from New Orleans, brig Hope; from Bal.i.
more, bark Patillo.
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CANADA.

The Feniau Arms Mt P0tsdam-The Regular
Periodical Attack Canada to Take Place
About the Time Of the Elections.
TORONTO, Oct IL, 1857.
The Ottawa correspondent Of the Toronto Globe says
be has special Information confirming the statement
regarding the Ferian ct Potsdsm. The arms are
those seized by the United States government in 1866
and lately restored to the Fsnan agents. About four
thousand stand Of have arrived ct Potsdau and
lot Of cavalry saddles has also arrived there IL
supposed that the Feuians will take advantage OF the
elections which to como or in New York shortly,
and attempt raid when both the political parties least
desire quarrel with ihem. The government auth0ri
ties Of Canada In full possession OF information
their movements and the necessary and pre-
cautions have been taken.
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MEXICO.


Probable Election Of Jnarex-3Indame Mira
mon and Madame Escandoa In Havana.
Havana, Oct Is, 1857.
The steamer Louisiana from Vera Cruz has arrv ed
here, bringing news BY telegraph from the Mexican
capital up the 18th inst and from Vera Cruz the
1ath.
The announcement OF Santa Ana's condemnation 20
eight years Of Punishment Ia confirmed
The elections had resulted in the OF President
Juarez in the States OF Mexico and Guadassra and all
the principal States OF tho interior.
The widow or tbs late General Miramon 10 bore on
her way to Europe. As Is likewise Madame Escandon,
the wife Of Don Antonio Escandon, the wealthy CAPT
tails. Both have recently suffered severe family ac-
tionsthe former by tho death Of her gallant husband
and son. and the latter by the sudden death OF senior
Eus,agno Barron, her brother
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a Lady Screams Eight Days.

Young lady vlng Ia Brooklyn has ~
eight days and nights in saion keeping not only he
fathers family awake. but also many lie uep bos
tracing tho notice o! the police who thst
miss OF nineteen summers suffering agonf from
attack OF innaumstory rheumatism IN knee MIA
and shoulder which badly swollen Defying the sktl
OF every ph ysician, she told to 10 WULCOTTtf
once, 10 Chatham square Nov York and pain wou6
be removed I'm few minutes free OF expense With dla.
Guilty they carried and placed her cartilage ~
the place where all when all other medical SIX proves
aborivc She carried into the office Of Dr. wOLcoI1.
while crowd OF pagsersby, attracted by her clieh
blocked tho passage The doctor, with his mers thSa
brush lbut leaves no color, caused her 20 stand On
nst thing she asked for for something 10 eatwhch
at obtained at saloon. Cases equally as Aston
ishng day nj WOL6OT1fS Office He removes
pain Of any nature free charge for everyday
Many hundreds OF miles. and In vain Pain Of
forty year. standing removed Ia Few minutes Hfs PAIN
FAINT, With brush 10 sold by all druggists Tho demand
medicines
sed a 2e Soc 81 and SIS per bottle The largo bottle.
h9ii csh dollar bottles and should DO always demanded
wsesvsr used for long standing or chronic COM
he .lso as IFogsor .. that Standard Remedy called
WOLCoIr'S INSTANT PAIN .ANNfH1LEf0R for Co.
tsrrh and Cold. III the head nS.s welt kAowps 70 re
whole community add warrants every bottle sold lte
cautions all 10 purchase eNnplesS In pure hlte wrAb
druggist. vtT' W N~ssrv ~
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

The Imbodcn ResIsiration Case-(aeneral
Schoacid Sustains tho Kegisfrati0u Boards
Political Matters.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct Is, 1861.
With view 10 making General Schoisld defendant OF
mandamus, and to exhaust the remedies under the
Reconstruction ac General Imboden under the advice
OF counsel appealed from the decision OF the Rsgstrs
ton Board. The following 10 the Commanding Generals
roply:-
HEADQUARTERS Fnsr MILITARY Dsrnt1,
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. IL, 1857
NJ J. IxpopEs:--
SR-In reply 10 your communication submitted to-
day appealing from the decision Of the Board OF Regis
tration OF Richmond city In rejecting you qualified
voter, am directed by the Commanding General to in
form you that tho decision OF the Board OF Registration
Ia sustained. Very respectfully, your obedient servant
3. Il. CHALFIN. Assistant Adjutsnt General
The conservatives here are full Of hope Never has
there been energy shown Ia than now
being dsSiayed by both Sides. Each Is sangulns OF
victory, and both are doing their best The
moderate negroes dissatisfied with tho democratic
nominations They say IL sturdsvsnt and Evans were
dropped and two negroes substituted the ticket would
carry, and = torch light procession would the
triumph but. Al II Is they will vote for Hunnicutts
party.
T6s conservatives are holding meetlag and are con-
ddSnt
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TRLECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR O NJ
/ Ill PARTS OF THE WORLD.


The Kings Troops ON Guard ON the Frontier
Arrest Of Suspected Revoiutionists.
FLORENCE Oct ls-Aftsrnoon.
The troops Of King Victor Emanuel are stil GUARDING
The frontier OF the States OF the Church. and prevent all
persons who have the appearance OF belonging TO the
Garibaldan organization from crossing the boundary
line.
Garibaldi Said TO Have Escaped from Ca
prern-Acttve Operations of tho Invaders
In the Papal Territ0ry-The City Of Rome
Cut Oh from the Port Of Ostia.
LONDON, Oct ls-Mdnight
The following despatch has been received from Flor
sncs direct, dated Tonight
1t reported that General Carbadi has again escsped
from Caprera and that he left the island on board or an
American ship.
The Garbaldisns have appeared in the Western dis
srics between Rome and the sea They have taken
possession OF the railway running between the city OF
Rome and the seaport OF Oss and torn up the rails
preventing all communication
still believed here lin Florence that the govern.
nsnts Of Italy and France have perfect understanding
with each other, and really acting together in the
treatment OF the Romm question.
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DENMARK.

A Minister Accredited to Washington.
CorsSHAaHS, Oct 49, 1857.
Captain r. r. do Bile, iato Secretary Of the Danish
Legation q, Paris has been appointed Envoy Errsordi
nary and Minister Pisn potsniisry OF Denmark to tho
United States of America
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LvvRroot, Oct. ls--Ths steamship propontis Cap
tain Hsgnson, from New York arrived ~ this por,
day.
sorrrAxrros Oct 1s--Ths steamship eerrnsniA Can.
.sin Hack, from HAMBURG will probably sail Sstur
.sy, ths 10th inst for Now YORK after rsp.rng the
eapsSd her vetass
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Republican Nomination MT WILMINGTON for
the Convention.
WLsisGtos N. c.. Oct. 10, 1861.
The republicans have nominated General j. O. Abbott
and s. s. Ashley tShitsl, and A. H. Galloway coioredI
for the convention.
some OF the negroes dissatisfied because there
not two OF their color the ticket.
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seizure of au oil Resmery In ph,.burs.

StIZ"Fc OF MI vi NenHery III PItsbUrR.
PrrrsBURa Oct is, 1867
Tbs United States authorities have seized the Quaker
Oh Refinery The United States detective having charge
OF the matter has successfully worked up the facts
against ,. Tack and others, claimants The evidence
shows more sales by firm, OF free OIL twice over
than tho tax paid to the government The tax being
twenty cents per gallon IL is profitable Illicit wIis-
key distllng The amount claimed Is very large and
fun expose will be made.
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VERMONT.

Explosion Of blasting Powder ~ Fsirbnvcn-
Seven Men Injured.
BURLINGTON, Oct. IS 1887
Las, evening seven men were injured, and three Of
them probably fatal, BY the premature explosion OF a
blast In the slate qGarriss OF J. y Williams, al Fair
haven. VI Two kegs Of guupowder were being poured
into crevics vhien PROBABLY contained nrs from =
previous bias
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Incom lie,

We notice in the published formula Of Of the most
extensive mAuu~urcrs OF Sarsapariila Pec'orals &C
that a. combu atan Of Sarsai stillingae Iron Pods
phium IA cofappnded and used under the name OF
sarsspsria for the Of chrome Diseases Every edu
Gated that combination OF minerals
with vegetables Ia inoompstblc: 20 also IN the com.
bination OF powerful pnrgnivc with medicines pcs.
sessna sterNv diuretic sndornc properties designed
tho sb and secetons Of the skin glands
the only which chrouir ofuious
and snn di~ nses be cured The drastic paraativs
properties 6ef the OF the formula under con
sderson greater than the Alternative carries on
through the Elementary canal all the medicpa properties
the srst before The shsorbens acted In
wherti Il Is desirable to furnish cathArtcs In
chronic disc Asses they should be given separately end Al
least su h apart No physctvr would giyc drastic
catharuc the time adj blue pills
caiomsi the sck Affected It'll chrome diseases uss
KADMAY Resoivcnt II you wish good cainsrsn. us:
RADWAY Pills. II sunsvng Vs'n use II. r. RcuoQ. sold
by Drusg sta and RADwAY co, ~ ha6U4kR-E
Soc Or. Rsdway's Almanac fsr IsSa J0SSlH q.
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RAuRoAp CONSOLIDATION u. viaarui.--A Washington
correspondent OF Boston paper says tbe interference
the part OF the War Department 10 prevent conso
dason OF ccrsiu railroads In Virginia 10 believed 20 Do
the result OF Interpretations from malicious persona
and an appeal 10 TO be taken 10 the President One OF
the roads u indebted 70 the government $50 o0A and
the censolidstiop ~ ~ contsnded, will rssh,t uAproys
thAa impair the peessiv.
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MAR YLAND.
All Parades Other Than the state Militia
Prohibited In Baltimore.

All Parades Other Than the State Militia
Prohibited In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE Oct u.s. 1897
The following remarkable order passed tonight BY
the Police Board Of Baltimore Its object la to prohibit
the parade Of the cocred militia and the Union Leagues
entirely
All parades, professions, or assemblages OF armed
men, within the limits OF Baltimore, other than the
regularly organized militia OF the State under their
proper officers, properly and legally authorized, are
hereby prohibited, whether the be had by day or
by night.
All professions or parades OF bodies OF mon through
the public streets At night except Of militia aforesaid
arc likewise forbidden, whether the persons engaged
therein be armed or uDsrmed All persons, other than
members Of the militia organization Aforesaid appearing
armed In the streets ~ night whether sngy or together
will DO arrested.
The officers and men OF the police force arc hereby
enjoned all persons who shall be found the
streets In contraven,ion OF this order.
The houses OF several persons have been searched
day BY the police and taken. Tho Of these
belonged to the colored military companies. number
OF been Of parties alleged to be mpli-
Gated in the shooting affair OF last night,
Laying Of the Cornerstone OF the New City
Hall La Baltimore.
BALnhoRx, Oct. IS. 1857.
The cornerstone OF the new City Hall laid to-day
with imposing Masonic rites, the Most Worshipful
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge OF the State Of Mary
land officiating.
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FRANCE.

War Fleet Ready TO Sail for the Papal
Ports-lmperative Demand or Napoleon on
Victor EmRnuel-What VIII tho King DO
PARIS, Oct Is, 1867
il reported that tho feet OF transports and IRON
oads q Touon has already received orders to sail for
the Roman States but the actual departure Of the exps
di!ion has not yet been announced.
PARIS, Oct. 18-Mdnight
Napoleon has madc An imperative demand upon the
italian government for the strict observance on the
part Of Italy Of the convention OF september.
Chssxpedition at Touon equipped and ready to sail
70 the relief Of Rome, and only waits for the reply of
Italy, which IL hourly expected to the demand OF the
Emperor
u believed that the italian government viii yield.
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The Canadian Government Informed Of the
Plans of the F0niRns.
TORONTO, Oct 49, 1857.
The Epenimg Telegraph says the government has re.
csived information regarding the plans Of the Fenian
Brotherhood Of such importance to warrant the
issuance Of secret instructions to tho commandments Of
military posts throughout the province.
Horag and Urich, the counterfecrs, before the
police magistrate again this morning. The decision s
reserved until Monday
number Of priests left Montreal to-day on q mis-
sion to Florida
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'The sweetest thing I'm lte IL good health and cd
spirits and II you have them not The next beat thins
what restore the faded cheek and hap3n&es
70 tho dropping heart. The great and sure remed4is
mend both male and female patients SAFE relia3e.
agreeable and cordial stmulant They contain nothing TO
delicate constitution, and have won
golden opinions from All who have trod thsm; aud proeA
bly, article tried by They Gle
vate the depressed and give strength 70 the weak.
MAGNOLIA WATKk Is q delightful toilet article sups.
rlor 70 cologne, at half the price.
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a eospUeros hksis0.-Lews II. Duriand, velk
A1orn conductor on the Rochester and Corning division
" sie Er.s railway - misang lie last gong
toWsrus Washington in company with young lady or
Lvons whch place they len last Thursday As il -
uhues'ooo ma. TIA absentees called upon respecte6
cersyn OF lho place before leaving aud took his adj
wee the friends have unsasncss on tner behalf :
they viii return in few days happier We trust tsf
tho journey. -RochsSter Ualon oct III !.
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Hynu's Life FaIsnm.-Rheumnt.snl, Nenrnl-
gia aud Gout In Their forms; also Scrofua kings
Evh, rrYsicss, Old Ulcers Salt Rheum, Dyspepsa Liver
Complaint, Kidneys the Of impurity OF tbs
blood &c certainly cured BY this sovereign pur
Ger. HYATT's LIFE BASAM during the twenty yesrst
been in usr has cured hundred Thousand caaot IL
failed any which could be reached BY p,ed
ciue 81 per sottlo Sold By druggists Depot "a Grand
-
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u.anfi6,.I unir-nInnx Years In Chamica

Deauiif"I IIair.aIGny Year: A. Ghsm glsg,'i
LIFE FOR THE HAIR, unrivaed hsirdrcssing. witch
life and increased nutrment 70 hair prcvent
producing the principle upon which its color depends and
beauty and win stop Its falling out at SOLD BIZ all
druggists aud at my Office. lab Broadway, Now York
SARAH A. CHEcALIER. M b.
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Home Again.

Home AHnIn.
DR.. IS. q. PERRY Dermatoioglst. having closed his
ofos be consulted nj ~ Bond street, Now
York FOR warts wons noles moth, freckos, eoncdcnes
black worus), aud all pmrly eruptiona -eay DISCUS
nations on tho cs or other parts o. the body including Az
diseases OF the head including loss OF hair o.
rrenIA grayno No charge FOR consultation. psfsoa-
ally BY letter
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Agricultural Fair nj Dundee.

DrspFz. N. r., Oct. Is, 1907.
The Dundee Union Agricultural Fair closed to-day.
There about tan thousand persons 10 attendance.
Mr George W. Bungay the orator aud poet, delivered
a. d1raG.