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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14
THE CUBA CABLE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the HERALD.

The Cable Turned Over to the TeieGrapn
Company-Prepararions of the Narva 20 Re-
turn TO EngIaud-Yeilow Fever Among Her
Crew-Severai Deaths.
KEY wEsr Fla, Sept IL, I
Via LAKE CRY, Sept IL, 1857.
Mr. Webb Yesterday turned over the cable to the
telegraph company and ready to sail for England
-Four more OF the Narvas are dead making total
of nine Six mora in the hospital. Captain Dowel,
of the Narva down to Havana to-day for the pur-
pose of coang and will cruise in the Gulf to clean his
ship He will afterwards return to this port for Messrs.
Webb, Medley and the men, The only officers III
engineer Turner and steward Tucker.
Mr.. Hal, the only professional operator here, was
taken III last night but the fever Is broken and with
proper attention 1t is believed he will live. The cable
business in consequence has been interrupted, but
Superintendent sadler arrives tonight the interruption
win be short.
There have been eighteen Of yellow fever here,
OF which sixteen have proved fatal.
Nothing further from the Dry TortugaS
The Fever ON the Increase-The Physician Of
the Hospital Down With It-No More Deaths
KEY wEr, Sept. IL, 1857,
2o'Clock P. NJ
The yellow fever is on the increase here. Five more
OF the revenue Relief have been sent to the
hospital Assistant Engineer Bailey and Mr. Medley, of
the telegraph company, taken down this morning,
but are now doing finely Dr. Sweet. the Hospital Sur
geon has been III that the responsibility fell upon Dr.
Cormick the quarantine physician, who doing all in
his power for the sick, with the aid Of the citizens
and Manager Hail. the telegraph operator il be-
eved out OF danger; and Mr.. Webb tho engineer for
the English contractors who has had slight fever, is
also in danger. No deaths reported since
my despatch dated yesterday Great anxiety IS felt to
hear from the Dry Iortugas and intelligence expected
hourly.
The Fever mt the Dry TOrtuRas-Cases Among
the Fort Jefferson Garrison.
KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. Is. 1857,
O'Clock p. NJ
The Matchless is just In from the Dry Tortugas The
doctor in charge Of Fort Jefferson reports the fever
the increase, there being in the hosp
tai and only two deaths since last report All the pa
tients doing we'll except few who had tho black
vomit yesterday. Major Stone and Lieutenant Romer
are better; Lieutenant Orr is very low Lieutenant Cor
don Is the only officer able for duty.
At this place tho fever shows abatement Engineer
Turner Of the Narva has the black vomit and will proba
bly, die and Lieutenant REILLY, CT the cutter. is
very low. Hail. Bailey, Webb and Medley all doing
finely Dr. Cormick has not case among the garrison.
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BANKRUPT COURT.

Petitions Filed Yesterday.
Richard ]. Garrettson, city.-Referred 70 Register
Ketc
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Tho Pastimes, of Baltimore. played match game OF
base ball with the Quaker City Club. Of this city, this
afternoon resulting in favor Of the former by score Of
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14
couRTEslss TO GENERAL MEADs.

QuKBEc Sep. Is, 1857.
General Meade and suite left town yesterday for Port
land Me- During his stay here he re- sivsd distin&
guished attention from the military and civil authorties
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S HIP PING NE w s i.
frRI or NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 10. 1857.


Steamship PERT Delaney, Galveston with rndse and pas.
sensers, TO spoford, tileson Co. Is anchored In the
lower quarantine.
steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah with mdsc and pas.
senQers. 70 Murray Ferris Co.
Brig Gondoer tBr Crane Glaze Bay, cB II days, with
Brig Benthcrn tBrl, Benkhorn Lngan, cB, IL days.
Brig Lincoln Webb Guthrie, Thomssson. Nc, s days in
ballast TO master Is bound TO Jacksonville; put into this
port 10 repair sails
schr Nou,e Frl Bourdase 81 Pierre NJ. ~ days, with
hsh 10 Daniel Starr.
Montro.c Mott Mobile, 70 days, with cotton &C. to
Z n Huribut A Co.
schr Susanna, Packet, Wilmington, NC
SchrJ simpson, Hazleton Washington. NC.
Schr = Hess Taylor, Virginia.
Schr Joseph Franklin Randolph, Virginia.
>chr Constitution, Smith, Gcorxetown, DC.
Scr Ann a Amelia. Hudson, Baltimore.
Wind at sunset sw.
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sBr DAsHSe wAvF recently raised at sw spit nv tho
derrick lowed 10 Harbecks wharf Brooklyn
afternoon by tugs Philip. John Fuller, sarbuck and
Relief. 'a
BAG vrsvs (cf Windsor. Ns) Capt W uewson. AK,
two years old for New York. with gso tons OF rvpsr MA
ter went ashore at midnight OF the 9TH on Little Gull
Island near the lighthouse and became wreck She
cargo VIII be sold at auction on MONDAY Vessel partly
Insured The keeper being engaged IN trimming the lamn
the light dim and Capt supposed himself much FAR.
seen close aboard.
Americas perts.
pCHARLEsToN Sep, Is-arriyed brig W n BIckmore.
Boston: sclrs Marian Gage. do Jonas Smith, NYork.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept f3-Brir Jenny Lind. from
Porto Rico for Baltimore has arrived Henry, and
York. -"
SEIZED 18Th steamship Oriental osvsson; ship xnsrvs
SAVANNAH, Sep. ls-Arrved, steamships cleopatra
Phillips and Virgo Buckley, NYcrk
wiLMINefoN. Nc. sept is-salled steamship VIM
Clyde NYork
~ otA~ Aypav Eag - "a Faet
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The Rnstimcs, of Baltimore. Against the
Quaker City, Of philadelphia.

scorers-World -; Exercise, VT D. Y. Iownley.
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dihcun one ~ 10 this act constituting battery Ths
nays ~ hgnt ars material substance ana, so To
speek they can b gatnersi oae,aar aad east in the
sves ~ psrson- IL s we'll known that all substances
however ethereal. yet material, and IL person
throw snow, water or vspor from heated wstsr-lnas
Is, seam--on another, he wonld nnioubled.
iy be guilty OF assault Gnd battery A
man night hold trumpet to the OF another and
deafen MIN, by throwing the noises of souni-tha Is
the material OF sound could actually be thrown In the
ear Il n,attersd how ethereal the things referred
20 NAV be- they were, neverthoess substances Take
electricity as an instance, and II auy o1s DOUBTED It's
being substance let them examine building struck
by lightning The jury must determine wnether not
this deien made attempt TO DO an injury by
lc0c@ II 10 possible for man wAo hsd the rays OF
light thrown IN his eyes 70 BE- affect sd thereby that
he would fall from "A elevation and receive great in
jnres.
Ths jury retired and after short deberation ron
dered verdict Of guilty Of assault aud battery.
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Tcssiwony. Before ,he Iuvestixatias Csm-
n mtttec of Congress.
fwashngsun Correspondence Oct 31) Baltimore Sun.
since the sdjcurn0eat on Monday Of the sub-com
mittee charged with IN inquiry into Maryland affairs
the testimony upoo sos or the subjects Investigated
beginning 70 leak out and, among others there
very inereftng Developments Ia reference certain
acon Of the Maryland Legislature of 1890 IN connection
wln an appropriation OF $4,000 made by the Councils
of ballfn"rs TO test the conssituticnaiy Of proposed
bin providing for chanes In the municipal govsrsmest
OF the cty Of Baltimore, and nam ING day for oew
election cf Mayor and fCsv Council 10 that city. The
report or the committee, when made 10 Congress- viii,
NO doubt set q rest ths INQUIRIES o your aspsyen ~
70 what had becognc Of the Aforesaid $4,000 IL Will
be remembered that the appropriation made by tho
afy spuucil inst previous nDaI sccn ON the bill BY
the Mary land House OF Delegates aui Mayor Chapman
wss authorized TO use tho money socy for the purpose
OF testing the egasy of the act The ac never passed,
aud no account given OF the money and Mayor
Chapman members Of the then LEGISLATURE, and others
have been csauned the subJscs, and u was fully
ventilated In tho COMMITTEES L u repnrtcd that
MAJOR Chapman testified that be gave $4,000 to
member of the House Of Delegates 70 c nse 70 defeat
thr bill: thai he gave three lawyers g. 600 each Tor
their icxsi advice aud the remainr also Judi
clousy expended II 10 further alleged that one Of the
Bsale ssnsie ssd 70 received the SO 600 from
Mayer ChaposA has seEnsvpdssd n hw tsssinssy
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that he tho money 10 defeat the bill No pubic
statement has bosn made heretofore Of what became
OF the $40 000 and Il until The new constitution
was adopted that change ordered in the municipal
government OF Baltimore city. One gentleman. then
member of the Maryland Senate refused 70 answer the
questions propounded by the committee IL will Dc
remembered fh2t some ume effort made 70
replace the $4,000 N the city treasury by making A.
sessnents Tho republican ocehoiers OF city.
The later obectet 10 the assessment aud tnus the whole
suosci lsaxed out and taken up by the COMMITTEES
az SUBJECT for investiy alton.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

What II the Kensucky Law About Marriage 2
From the Louisville fKy.) Democrat, Oct. 2o.l
OF being issued against Louis Armisag ge for forn
cation. and against Mrs. Lucy Z. Flood for bieamy,
Cv Court yesterday mornine which drew 70 that inst-
tuition largo crowd Of idle CURIOSITY ssskera
The fscs 10 the case are shout these wssley yood.
- Mrs Lucy Flood. but from some cause, the two did
not live happily together and a last they agreed 70
OF Built, county in the cass of Lucy Flood against
Wesley Flood decree rendered the closng portoa
dsfendan. be- and they hersby divorced ore
sns !. 4: c: ms a. ss.d'' IN such
Subsequent 70 this Ma Lucy r. Hood and Louis Ar
mItags applied TO well known attorney IN this city, and
decree rendered by the Bult Circuit Court ne, After
examining tho law. advised that they could Wesley
ns ss" L1ss BED
ment bstwsen his wife and ArmitAge had served
upon the latter notice waraisg him that n
he persisted Ia his intsntou 10 marry MrA
TO the fullest Of sns law rns not GO was served
Mra Flood were mArnsd, and Wesley Flood swors QUE
two warrants one asanst Louis Armitags for fornca
which were called m the city court yesterday morning.
The facts submitted and the case argued upon .
Law point Colonel Riley ~ho appeared for The defend.
entirely legal for the parties 20 marry and that be after
on, advised them 10 do " they wished 70,
cisIon thas the marriage was legal one
Mr. Rsasor. for tbe commonwsaith. .contsndsd thas
the marriage was an illegal one and that both parties
had violated me law He read The following from the
revised stseutes:-
Awncs src axo deere. n divorce shai au.Asriss or
sss I:'ss
~ both parties shall tbs party against decree
rendered marry again IN e<s than i've yesrs thereafter
AR sn. a-A divorce from bed and board shall opsr
ate property thereafter acquired. upon the per-
;ss :sss. " q
marry during The life Of the other.
Mr. Reason also read the following amsndmsu, 70 the
statutes and contended that only Intended 10 re-
duce the time "a which the party. against whom the
divorce wAs rendered, should marry. The amendment
roads.-- 4
party obtaining divorce may marry again any time
After nni decrse of separation and the party against who's
the deerce y rendered shall mot marty FOR one
Judge Price held thet The marriage not lawful
one hut that the parties before concentrating the
act had sought legal ADVICE II took the eonious ntens
fnm Tho act and he therefore dismissed the waSrauts
Dariug the trial The court room was crowded, ssd
greal dcs OF interest was manifested
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

CONVICTED or AssAulr AND BATTERY os = cuRIous
CHARcK.-A fsilo~ has been convicted 10 Pni'siephia
charge Of assum and battery FOR roccunr the rsys
Of the sun In iady's eyes win mirsr. There are
plenty of the ssyls Or characters in this cy,
may learn Wisdom from the conviction Of shs present
offender and the charge of the Judge Tue trial Tho
Judge said
The care presented novel ard Interesting point Of
law. IL was necessary nrt 70 consider what Constituted
an assault. An assault Intention OF violence to
90 injury 70 another n, thea, N any way A.
tempted do injury 10 another he 10 guilty OF
assault Can u be chat rtian could enter and
snllocate the inmates bv means Of chloroform
and he guilty OF onenc, assuming he was
not guilty Of burglary or an auempt 70
steal II might be tbat q would en.er
= house for good purpose, snd be suddenly seized
With the idea Of commiitlos such il cannot be
pos-ibe that the Law would not hold :his 10 be
saull What msttsrs wh.sher person aims loaded
pistol at another, or places chorcform 70 that tho
tunes sfsct him. CONCENTRATES tho RAYS 0f the SUI
20 they thrown In The eyes u peson and perhaps
blinds himf The sscona question y, psrnaps more
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

srrxr euoorxn n posroy. About six o'clock %
Monday evening snooting sffair OCCURRED " summer
street. waich "a scmewhat enveicpsd m mystery. 4
woman was sl,o. BY man, but for what cause y
not nos IA ciy known The police prc,end Ignorance
of TOO wnoe affair 0ns sssry y that toe parties are
husband sod wife; aroshcr shst nsn shoi girl for
charge Tbe woman, u 10 said was only slighsly
wounded --Rossn TuveuW.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01


favor OF the Tehuansepcc Company % which our cor
respondent refers sbovc:--
The company Of NJ Emile Ia sere IL authorized 10
opeu fnter-occanic communication by the Ishmus Of
Tshuaniepec said communication TO bc hv water along
the navigable part or the river Goaizaroalcps,
thence by railroad to the port Of Ia veptcsa
any other port the Pacific that NAV BE- deemed
more suitable The company may tney choose pegn
the railroad is finished M In Sere shall establish
road and shall keep T. ss wen ss tho bridge, IN good
enough condition 20 allow the passage Of passenger and
merchandise wagons or light burden.
The plans and surveys Of the railway and wagon road
shsll DO submted to the appreciation Of the general
government before being acted on
Tho company Of la sers shall notify government bo
fore the surveys begn, 50 that may appoint commits
execution The salaries or said commiss oners 10 be
paid BY the company The proviso Is made as 10
the surveys o. the public ands that are 10 DO cedsd b
the plans and surveysars 20 be nnished and subnii
ted within sghtesu months from the date Of hz decrer.
com pany resdy 10 survey
The work Of building The railway and telegraph shall
on OF tho plans surveys and q. least sen leagues
of rail must be Iad every year until the completion o
road. which must be done In three years from the be
The wagon road shan be begun Al the same lin. as
the railway and shall Be completed within year, At
Government rrsnts 10 the company tho strip or lard
necessary for both roads and besides, half OF the yub
lc lands situate within league iaeraly on both sides
railway thrcr gnout whole length SAID lands
shall be divided, when possible into sections OF one
square league each when these lands have less lnan
ve leagues 10 length acns The railway land 10 ali
ots OF lees than two leagues aroa) they shall bc
divided 10 haivesone Tor the nation, the other FOR the
company. The sections shat he numbered as follows
Beginning on the north side and following on south
wards 50 that NO. on ITO vert ride Of the road
shall stand opposite No. on the side OF course
interruption caused by tbc Intersection OF private
properly may dlssfsnge tiis enumeration, which, how
shall DO resumed 90 arriving at the next pubic
Iands Hence the nation 10 itSf all tho odd
numbered sections ON the west side and al The even
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-14

x
Ihsve tested tb-ss Drops In my own practice over
years. and do not hesitate to that nothing has -
besn developed by medical research that acts pcw@
fully pos ittveiy and hnrnlessiy n Of feas r
regu arlty doe. this eIcfn@ liz all receIf eAsaat
fsils wi lie thou Ids ho have bern long sueT~
indebted II for III boon Of health to-day.
Although powerful and positive tbsy perfectly
harmless, and may be used all times except whaa
specially Shsdd~n Ia the directions
Tbfy have been extensively employed By emins9
physcLxns in France spd England well IN M I'm
prscuee years and have yet 70 hear q the
frst Instance Of fsur- conld give you tsstmonai9
Of thsir eesey from ladies all the Northern and
ws-trrn States thew In their private
Over 100 100 bottles have beef sold the past year ard
hope snd msny sufferers have b~sn h>rr6fsed
arr we'll aware that remedy potent 70 removed
obstrueious may be ussd for b~d purpose bst trms
thst where bottle Is thus used, ten may fsu ihf9
the hsnds OF really nreiy srfersrs
To all who spf~r from any irr sguiwty; painful din
cpt excessive Offensive obstrucfed Aspstruation,
Lrcorrbsa- the train ofdh that follow would
s.y try bottls Of Dr.. Lsoa F-pcA Ftrodiedl D-ops
Beng fud preparation their action Is dirsct and
positive than airy ri powders Explicit directons
bsaripg MP facsimile, accompany each bottle.
They may be ohtLnea ofurzriy every druggist In the
cnuo try, by enclosing ths price 70 @. o. CLARK
CO. New Haven, CT, General Agents for the units6
ststes and cansas.
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I, offered 10 the afctsd thsDughout the oosnlry
sssv having been prov - ~ The ssst q sSsea ysa d
wslfkss q ~ tres from which in part il divss
Its virtues.
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prsa end AMIR APRIL as,h, 1857, Train. viii leave
rS6ssp II = AIS al 2no
t,Aev rsh nss froa Uikss Dspsss
1.60sA. 81. ~ rpsss MAJ aAfoss DaAdsk tsuh.
days exosptsa) stops At salamanca 10000. m I.
and counscla IT H.rnrlyvilIs aud corninx with
the 500 a m Express Mail from Buf1sso. and
s.ss .'i X. i Iss IL. - .spr.. s.
mane., (suuda,s Excepted. stops at HofneII,
vile =; ,s sss .r s !. ss the rss
4.lsfis-Ssv York ne - p,t-..., Doc
sl seoa,. o.. s III t! s. .rs::.
an tssst) .sd arris+s Ia S.u fsrk =, Il 30 p.
m oonn.esins With Ausrsoss Trs,bs and sss.:-
str sos.on and Nov Easiand cess- Txs.
vnon HuIrALo-sy Nee yssa a..Nss De-
", CO.. t.ss.nss .ns Alss.sa1 s,rs..s; ,...
s.AS a. =. sew Tort Dsy . 1919 .ss.-
tsteE sssss .s.sss IA > n lG az ~ ,asr':
7;s5 2 m (sap) ard asriv. to 80 York 1872 2.
awknpA Western Railroad, aud at Jersey city
VITA Mranis gu kzprss: rrsia 81 Ne. !s,.ss n.ll-
road 70 rsiI.aerna ssisr ere .sa a f, Iaa
neiisviii. (sastsys e1a-ss.dl. Arrives n sss'
ysrs s., = :. a... , z sssss
baltimore, wsshinzton snd letnt- south.
s.se r. n Esehsnsns nxPrsss, tssndays ss-
. .1s arrive. - New YORK. i.oo m. ceas:s.. 4
jersey Railroad FOR Baltimore and Washington,
and a. New Yerh With hosniss hxvrsss Train for
Boston aud New England Citi-s.
e.Io p u. Kew Fork night ExPrsss,
paIlY. stepsa AT Pc t.ge sss p N. tsupl iot-r-
secsux at Hyrseiisvihs With thsAsik p. N. frsiI
frn bGnkIrk. and srrivs IN New fosh At 1880
n1s1 p. n. Cineinnati Express, Sundays
srcxps~d) sspys at ssqu~h.an.s "A = IA tbknE
Twnw'slja =. m, (pineh and Hnvss - New
Yosk - rs w. Conuscts : eaaare Win
Sorth.rp Central Railway for Harrisburg, fhiia
d.Iphia Baltimore Washington and points south,
at Great Bend With Delaware. LAckawanns
Westsre Railroad for scrantou, Trenton aud Phih
- ph.a And 81 Neu Yesf With Aft,rnoen rr&u.
spS sse.mers for Beskss and Zee Bngisnd Cnss.
oaly Doe rrain East Sunday leaving Buffalo NJ
$40 D 10 and hing New York At 1880 p. m.
eo.,os arp fKw ssslasp Passions, With their
Baggage, are tr.as, rel frss Of charge % New York
aSro pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie Railway
presents many objects tafsrsst raising through the
b~aniisul valleys u the Chenung sasqu~hanns. Della
ware and Ramspo river, ever changing penofsn CT
Of nasurs's besatiss eomnssds attsation- s
In, ysss vrsrnAso asa Mosr rsxrp,ess n1ssr-
re coAesm aDs1N FHG WORLDlAD scssnes
ny IN night trains on this railway
BAGGAGE CHECK ED THRouoH,
xad fare airays "a tosr b. ethsr Rosss
TTssK FOR riCkErs VIA ERiE RuLwAr.Cs
which esn be obtained at all Principal Ticket
o@c-. In this West snd sorth West
n. RIDDLE. wA. "A. BARB.
e~nIeap't Gent Para As't.
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The Le~islative .siauatIou."

The Legislative Situation"
2fn thelast Senate, eomposed of thirty
seven members, the Democrats had twelve.
Carrying every District, SO far as heard
from, represented in the last Senate by
Democrats, in addition, from the returns
before us, we have carried the following ::
The: Warren and Butler District on SEN
ator.h iisa . spA riii-'e -i@q9s
The Ross and Highland District on Sem
ator. s. = = (, .. 20 = '..a :.
/. The Adams, Pike, jackson and Seioto
District-one Senator.
The Miami, Darke and Shelby District
The Licking and Delaware Distriet-one
Senator.
The Harrison and Belmont District-one
Senator. = - iv.ss issssss . s9asERgT
tn The Onion, Hardin, Logan and Marion
-District--one Senator .9sa,l s.oH .ls ~
The Montgomery and Preble District
one Senator. ssaI1TSqHa
These gains added to the Districts which
last year elected Democratic Senators and
we have elected twenty Democratic Sem
ators out of the thirty-seyen which COM
pose that body. + .s9r...sA
In addition, thera is a good chance for
the two Senators in the District composed
OF the counties of Hancock, Woods Lucas,
Putnam, Fulton and Henry.
= I'm The House, composed of one hundred
and five members, the Democracy have
thirty-seyen members. EF1.TgA y
So far as heard from they have gained,
-. ~ -tsE' 's Ia H VI
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.l.prreesents for PolItlcaI FaxZoars. I

lFrom the new I orK Cltzen-l III TeH
The letters are, all but confession that
the political favors and places obtain
ed and given away by Mrs. Lincoln's influ-
ence with her husband were regarded by
that lady in the light of personal perqui-
sites, to be- disposed of either for presents
or for fiattery. as. the whim might seize
her. She can now only goone step farther.
Let her take up each present, state from
whom received, and, further, label
1t n with % memorandum of the
probable profits in place, or on some
shoddy contract, or q permit to buy
cotton, which the presenter must have net
ted. In this manner we think it might be
found that the actual value returned by
Mrs. Lincoln's influence to gentleman
VINO presented her with carriage and a
pair of horses-certainly not costing over
two thousand dollars, all told-must have
been in the vicinity of at least four hun
dred thousand dollars, and very likely a
similar exhibit might show that, every
shawl, and dress. and article of jewelry in
her collection, must have been paid tor
| (finally by the country at the same ex-
/ Itravagant rate - - (r q =
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i sES AiYoUNGLADY rpeetuIrnin Il,rl

to her country home, after iourrn Of few mo-
in the CITY. was hardly recognized BY het fEie,s
Ia place Of coarse rustic ahshed face. she had
soft ruby complsxio Of almost marble thnsss
and instead Of twenty she really sppsafed but
eighteen. Gpon inquiry as to the cause Of $50 s
q change. she plainly told them that she used the
able acquisition to any Lady toilet. BY its use
any lady or Gentleman can Improve their personal
appearance an h1ndred fold! It. rs simple in its
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from.
also healing cleansing and beautifying the skin and
compexion BY its direct action on the criticle ii
draws from it aits impurities kindlyT healing the
same and leaving the SURFACE Nature intended it
should be- clear, soft. smooth and beautiful Price
m Ssff'1'i5 INV L. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists, y
fJEnfqn NoiB West Fayette St.. Syracuse, N! Y
. The only American Agents for thesaleof thesame.