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The woo,lv Horse in Co,dbro.k.

CoLDBRooK, Litchheid county, March l3 1851
Woolly Horse Barnum made speech in this village
last night. He was accompanied by a very curious
specimen Of the dwarf species OF politician, named
Banghorn Hangborn Pangborn or some such queer
name rhey came here through what is called sap
snow storm-that H. snow storm when the sap of the
sugar maple begins TO flow pretty freely. The meeting
was held in the Methodist Episcopal church. and wa;
attended ty two hundred aud women Barnum had
good deal TO about advertising, aud exposed some
OF his tricks la that wav but he said he loss
know who paid for Bennetts extensive advertising Of
himself tBamnm); whether 1t was william II Barnum
or Woolly Horse Larnam. He also spoke of his Jenny
Lind business, and how Cepn, the hatter made his for
tune by buying ths first ticket for S225 for her rst
cert Barnums discourse chiefly rsat d to the art OF
adverising but how he make political capital In
that way out OF the people in this cold region could
not see They compose class who do not, II would
seem, care about advertising in any particular paper
Barnum VIII swing around the circle In this part Of his
district for some DAYS.
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all Irsr men to nobly take the stand for God and
liberty. tCbeersl
the lris,l had held out hghting for ono month, and
duriny that time the British had not captured one small
ae'~ snment OF t'tio HsAsl nJ~ yssni fraa ns,;ar
as would enable them 70 make iIeana i.1e nation
emcng the nations of tho earth. tOneersJ lney were
determined 10 achieve tneil hgefy " es seo,s saey
surrendered He lrusiel fha tho restets ts nAa &c
qured here for American glrty would slenshe tneir
resolve TO help Struggling Ireland hs s1pss.sa taas
before long time Heisnd would Nsnn on. ces 70 Acs
as Alabgmas against British commerce. ttneersl
Ths was the lasi speech delivered on stano NO p
and the crowd which had gathered around oesaA 70
dsperse.
The stephens Headquarters Nesterdny.
Aside from ths Irish news, which yesterday was par
iculariy meagre and unreliable the main business en-
crossing the attention Of the officials at headquarters
was the preparations for the meeting IN the evening
The various circles through the country are beginning TO
send In their contributions and promise material and
immediate aid TO the insurgents Dir. Thomas Cava-
nagh OF the Corcoran Circle Boston, which bas always
adhered TO the Stephens interest, handed in consider
able amount Tuesday the subscription Of the circle
with which he IL connected Others also sen. their dep
uiaons, and representatives from trades unions and
private individuals were continually calling a, NO ~
Chatham 20 add their contributions 10 the fund
WI be held in few days of gentemen unconnectcd
with either branch OF the organzaton for the purpose
OF starting an independently fund, TO be used occa-
sion may require TO assist he present movement From
private information received headquarters yesterday,
IL was said the officials in receipt OF in
tellgence TO the effect that the English Minister
at Washingon-sir Frederick Bruce-had sent a mes
sage to his government advising that more Irish
be forwarded by the cable until The present din
culties are arranged sasfactoriy-to the English As
10 the exact truth OF this statement there be nothing
SAID with certainty hut ID Is admitted bv ,he Fepans
that for all the credit they attach 70 he teecrms
forwarded, the question OF stopping them entirely
mater Of the most perfect Indifference t. them. They
say and with some show OF reason. that the messages
now forwarded are contradictory aod muah at
variance with each other that no importance Whatever
be attached to them. One th.lls evident and ai-
mitted ana confirmed by the cable, % thai oand Of
insurgents have been able TO rise up IN open arms
against the power Of the BRUSH COVE and con
tinue live weeks at liberty 10 their nas
bills in spite OF pursuing squadrons Of cavalry, whole
companies OF Infantry. and mercenafy policemen
manded by man whose only distinction, achieved in
warfare is that of having blown poor helpless Sepoys
from the mouths of his cannon
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Action Of the ioberrs Party.

The Sena.e Of the Fenan Brotherhood has bean called
together by Wee Presiden James Gibbons for Tuesd
next 10 take action the present condition Of the
Irish national movement II Is stated that the Senator'S
and the organization they represent will FUN to the
letter the promises made by President Roberts in their
name extend all the ad their power 10 the Irish
republicans the field As their organization has kept
faith with the IRISH people in America the past they
have a. tho power and the inclination help the
Irish revoluonists, and by their actions command
The confidence OF the American community manner
to render that aid efficient
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CONNECTICUT POLITICS
Tho Snowman irving Z

Tho Snowman Trying to Humbug the
Feniuns.
BRIDGEPoRr, March 13 1867.
One Of the latest lodges which p. 7. Barnum the
Snowman, has gotten up is offer to certain Fcnian
leaders. one Of whom is alleged TO be Edmund ST
Ledger that If they will HIM their support he will
do his best to have the Neutrality act repeated The
move does 10 have taxsn weL They say he is
q humbux
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NARROW Es-APE.-Mr. Mccarthy. OF Lafayette, Ind. !,
narrowly escaped death in drinking saloon Of that city,
the eth INST, at the hands OF drunken fellow named
Holman, whom he had offended, and who discharged a
pistol at him a distance OF feet The fret Shot
struck directly over the heart but anced on Q rib and
lodged near the shoulder.
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GRAND RALLY IN UNION SQUARE.
Men in The Gap TO he Succer. .ea
at All Hazards.
The Irish Sunburst TO J 49, s.,n.
Gut 0E the Brf'
dish Lion.
Speeches, Mu ..o p.oo.ss:.,
Tercbes.

20 t'erenian urrisng' was held last ening at
oh0p square. called FOR the purpose OF dcyisng
a." means for supporting strengthening the Fenian
sing ia Ireland Notwithstanding there was but
ht.le publicity given the call for such dcmonstra-
ton and that the weather throughout the day and
Ing was very rDpropilious for out door gathering
tho night falling with intense darkness and the rain
coming dowE heavily and with very chilling efeet-not
less than from ten 10 twelve thousand enthusiastic
Fenia ,ruIatuzers assembled Union square There
three ereS,ed the ground, from which
ihe asseib blage addressed by able speakers The
stands wore Illuminated with iransparenccs and
torches, the uansrarences presenting devices and
notices expressive OF the feelings which had brought
tho assemblsee together, and all breathing hostility to
British rule in Ireland During the proceedings large
torch,gh processons continued pour into the square
With bands OF music playing patriotic Irish cirs, the
joining with those already the ground in vocr
cheers for Ireland, and kootngs and groass for
England. TheEc would again and again DO given when
che speakers touched the predominant feeling shat pre-
vailed, and reused 10 momen.ary enthusiasm the wild
delight Of the Hssenblago when tho past glores of
ireland commented on the wrongs depicted that
England bad Inflicted the Emerald Is.e for the last
seven hundred years As an expression OF the feeling
of Irish citizens with their struggling brethren n.
the gap the meeting greet sfccess and should
the cable repeat It's messages OF conflict In Ireland be-
tween the Fenisns sn1 the British troops for day
two longer is exceedingly probable that the proceed
ings Of Last night will followed up by action
tho part Of the american Fenang that will give
fresh energy and CLEANS of ultimate to
the 'sboys at home who have bearded The British lion
IN bin very den
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The Fcninn Convention ut ChicR go Endorse
ment Of President Roberts.

The Fcninn Convention ut ChicR GO Endorse-
nleHt of President Roberts.
CHICAGO, March 13, 1867.
In the Fenian State Convention to-day resolutions
were passed cordially endorsing the position taken by
President Roberts in his message sent TO Geary last
night pledsng the Fenians Of State tc cooperate
with him in aiding the in the field,
expressing dsapproval Of the conduct Of in
div daals without honesty ability, who do
not represent the Irish people at home
abroad who have precpitated the Brotherhood In Ire
land into premature and unpreparcd revolt by promises
which they knew they were poweress to fulnl, and
which j. were impossible to realize. The resolutions
press Their determination 10 support the men in the
led In ireland, and call on the Brotherhood and all
lovers Of liberty TO contribute their only to the
Fenian circles thus nsurng their being legitima,ey
used
The forthcoming address win cxpr desire to unite
with he retormers in England in their repubcanisn,
and say not the people but the government EDglaAd
responsible for the misery ~ Ireland
President Roberts elcgraph Geary to get the Brother
hood together. aud for contributions Unity Is ndis-
ponsable, II they would aid the people in Ireland
The convention having completed its labors, ad.
journed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL HEALTH BEyER AGE.
vICTJkY OF
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
OVER ALL KNOWN TONICS.

REPORT TO THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDI-
CINE.
TIDE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT
Il
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The Committee appointed by the Irish Republican
Centres representing Ireland, England and Scotland
wait on the members OF the Directory Of lS4S have
had very satisfactory interview with these gentlemen
who promised TO take immediate action their future
Directory receipt Of a reply from the chairman
Robert Emmett, of New Rochelle.
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TIE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT
AND USE IL
is that really good article win make
IN spite Of All obstacles proved by the extraordinary
ERA,;n OF HEALTH Iess than three months ago 1ss
first introduced the United States; already has be-
well and favoraby known and is preferred 70 all
reason unequaled astonishing popularity espe
ca in country where usually requires several years
70 insroSuGe nsw s,esf The answer @ y ys5y simple
ceptional value: has beer favoraby both
profession and the public throughout Europe for the past
year, has been introduced no the prncps hospitals and
sEc0ND-shorty after it's Introduction II received the
Academy OF Med cnean honor conferred pre-
paration of the day.
BY the special committee at the meeting Of the New York
Academy OF Medicine, 1t was stated
THAT Hos Malt Extract differs particulars from
the usual preparations OF malt known as ale beer and porter
further that calculated u mild tonic even
nutrient, especially In consequence Of the moderate
quantity OF alcohol IL contains In with themn
ply scfins. who happy dnd q reliable and
safe tonic which they conscenously recommend
which Is secret remedy its mode OF preparation
known only Mr. Hon. communicated to the New
York Academy of Medicine
These proofs Of its real sanitary value not only char
the exceptional position OF HoGs Malt Extract but
for its wonderful and increasing popularity and
guarantee its superiority
4 NEW LETTER 10 Nix HofF, 80 BRoiDW1Y;-
No. l49 WOOSTER
DEAR sm-By advice OF my physicran, Dr. Channeaa.
that has done y wonderful deal Of good. it has
strengthened and given appetite and partake OF
any kind OF food ALEXANDER FOkDOFF.
Price per Dozen S. One dozen and upwards delivered e
any part of this city and suburbs.
sold at druggists and srocers Sole Agent for Penn.
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on the western side q Union square and Immediately
facing the naison Doree formed the nucleus AROUND
which aryops and earnest sea of uvurnsd facss had
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SHIPPING s NE w s.


Arrived.
Steamship 0laucus. Godfrey. Boston. with mdse, toll
Bark LUCY Frances Allen, Bathurst wCA, - days. with
swsnon banl Khan Rio ansiro "a days. with cof-
Funch. Meincka Wendt.
Bark Pallaa Bddle % and from Belize Hon. u days.
with logwood, 40. 70 josiah Jex: -. .,. :.
Bark sr George seymour tBr) Waiting, Glen fuesos,
inst, lat 50, lon 10 So spoke ship Nellicoo tBr) from
bark Phcna (of Pcrtiand, Davis Mstsnxas days With
sugar, 70 Miller Houghton. Had heavy esssorly gales
Brig flight OBI Hayos Palermo Dec %, with fruit So 70
Duncan. Had heavy wsw gales In the Mederrapca,n.
March l. encountered terrific gallo from NV, while lying
TO- carried foreopmast backsays and blew e nnih
staysa the bolt rope from lat 2 lat had very
violent squaly weather, and part OF the time ne
be put under bare poles; April iat ~ ", ion %
brig Towner, OF and from New Hsvcn ior 'tu
Prince who kindly supplied US with proyisons n w 80
TO- Ion 20 26 picked up foot yswl boat bottom w ~ int
ed yellow and green inside, bottom green anu t sdes
been about days in the water; day, saw
Of pitch pine lumber adrilt : -. - Is
ra Eastern ttar (of New Haven), Foster o tbaAos "A
dax =. with molasscs &c, TO Bishop Hr0s. =
fru Acadia (Br), Hicks, Port SPAIN ~ ~ vub ma
,asaae 10 George Whoewright 12th inst ~ Al "a irn
@ encountered heavy gals, with srv aendoas ses. ios
an Bp sPW' Reynolds tRr ck Arro- 20 IN n a.,. v
wosther. split sails 10 - ~'' -'
Brs Neponss ol B son Iry sey, Nasaabo, Pm. IA dsy,
heavy wcasssA
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ALBANY, April ls, 1867

Senate.
ALBANY. April IS. 1897
BILLS RsroRTxD YAvoRABLY.
To provide for increased compensation for the Of
deaf mutes.
To incorporate the Warehouse Guaranty and Annuity
Company.
incorporating the New York Joint Stock Company.
Incorporating the Manhattan Land Improvement Com
pany.
Authorizing the formation OF the Metropolitan Public
Conveyance Company.
Amending the charter Of the Globe Insurance Com
pany. -
Mr. MURPHY introduced bill providing Tor the pro-
tecilon Of life in places Of amusement In Now York.
BILLS PASSED
The whitestown Bridge bill.
To facilitate che construction or the Buffalo and Oil
Creek Cross-cut Railroad.
Defining tae powers OF the trustees OF the town Of
MorrIsanie
Authorizing the inspectors Of the State Prisons 10
tend reef 10 Abraham Bussng.
BrooklyA
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Ao3eWObys
ALBANY. April Is, 1897.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD FARE BILL REvIvKn
Mr.. LnIEJoHx moved to 60 into Committee Of the
Whole the Senate bill No. r. In relation to the en-
poyment Of conductors the railroads in this Satc
In doing he said he would disguise nothing a. was
his intention case his motion was adopted 70 move 20
substitute ab providing for increasing the fare Of tho
New York Central railroad
The motion was adopted BY vote Of 70 70 %.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the bill named, Mr.. Parker IN the chair.
Mr. LTTLEJoHx moved TO strike out and Insert tho fol-
lowing Immediately after tho enactlng clause go.
G d Including tho SOth day Of september 1852 70
s .1d passenger ::sss & s VIII ii s.s
9 Z & ~. railroad s.: 4, y: ss.s
:ss':s ::sS ss%s.s :sS%sss srsss: !:
ne
sssasn sssa ss drssi,Ss f seSsnss
and Il scr s:se q ;hs S no oSer s In
Mr.. RICHMOND moved 10 amend the amendment as
follows
7. shah no. be lawful for tbs said New yorkCentrs Rail-
s asn q he ss.Tssd freight y
company according the different and prices named
winter " @ Of 1857 $50 - ''' = ''' 0 = -
Mr.. YouscLovs raised the point Of order that Mr.
Litejohn's amendment german to the subject
mattcr,of the bill before the House.
The CuAR decided that tho point Of order was not wo
taken.
Mr. YouSGLovH appealed from the decision OF the
Chair and the Chair sustained by vote OF 72 10 20
Mr.. Littkjohns amendment was advocated by Mcssrs.
and WEED, and opposed by Messrs. YoUSG-
LOVE and RonERrs.
Progress then reported.
Mr. Lr11EyoHS moved that the bill be rccommitted 10
tho Committee Railroads, with instruction TO amend
as proposed by him, report forthwith, and that tho
bill bo ordered 70 third reading
Tho motion was carried by vote Of 75 to a.
Afternoon session.
TIN NKw
The New York city Tax Lovy was ordered to third
reading.
To amend the act 70 provide for the Incorporation OF
Making appropriations TO certain state charitable ns
tutions
The New York State Tax Levy.
To authorize the Supervisors OF Kings county to b0r
row money 10 build an Asylum.
To change the route Of the Broadway and Seventh
Avenue Railroad Company.
To authorize the savings institutions for merchants
clerks 20 accumulate surplus.
Recess to half past seven r. NJ.
Evening Session.
rHs ExcusE LAW.
Mr. ROBINSON moved to 60 into Committee OF the
whole on the bin 70 amend the Metropolitan Exciss b
Lost; % to ~
To enable the Supervisors Of Eric county 70 raise
money by tax for bounty purposes
UNDERGROUND RAILWAY.
ss . "a @
:" nm NEW YORK CENTRAL sAIRoAD pAnH sLl- =
ON tho New York Central Railroad have IT, third
reading out Of Ito order. Agreed 70 and the bill was
passed; n to 49,
with reference TO the inspection Of steam boilers In
the counties OF New York and Kings.
TO amend the charter Of Lockport
Another motion made TO take up the Underground
Railroad bill and Lost; 70 70 6S-not two-tnirds.
Adjourned
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AFFAIRS IN BALTIMORE.

Orsnpixation of a Wortinxmen,s Political
Uuion-Thc suit against General WooI-The
Health Of Archbishop spRulding.
BALrxoRE April IS, 1867.
The workingmen Of this city have organized Work.
,rgcrs poiitica Union the platform of the National
labor Cong held mere last fail.
The anti against Major General John r. Wool for false
,mprsonment during the war, IL progressing In the
Un,ted states circuit Court and attracts much public
Interest a other cascs pending on the result
Archbishop spsudlng % reported to.night - beyond
recovery. y
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Dover, N j., April 1s, 1897.
hs miners strike 10 believed TO be st an end. The
(poyers are not disposed 10 yield 70 the demands Of
men, many Of whom arc very destitute and have
nrned TO their work. A demonstration made by .
W drunken uen and boys against the men who had
rned 70 work ~ the Byram mine gave rise 10 absurd
porn o. riot; but tho at work to-day and ~
e the water subsidies y u believed al The stytksrs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


BRrsr, April I8-Noon
Tho General Transatlantic Compsny's steamer Europe
pt Lemairs which left New York on the 9th Of April
Al this port late yesterday afternoon on her way
Havre.
IAvERpoor, April Is, 1857.
The National Steamship Company's steamer England,
apsain Grace, which left New York on the 9th inst,
|a arrived at this port
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scSr 3 Hart Denton, New Orleans
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Foreign Ports.
Bxuxs Hon, April Sin port bark Grace worthinx0us
APs aso fs''ss ss. Ss Mary rmm. M
Nyork days; schrs Roiln, for day. Harey Az
xe s!a port brig; Harry for baltimore:
roHr Az rnIscr. Aprl sin schr Alma, Cor Bos'oa
For 0her Shipping Nsws S,e Eighth Page
Pccrfn%Ss rc, ,Gs To-. ,ss. and !. the Drams. -
q e sreSN IS
INC CIRRUS by tho fashionable world.
A.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chartered by Congress- and having ave Govcrnmen. d.
rscors appointed by the Presden. the United States
o0er their
FIRST MORTGAGE rnIRry.YRAR BONDS.
BEARING SIX PER GENT INTEREST.
PAABLE sEaIANNuALLy IN GOLD.
For sAls through sae KS
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK,
NO. Z NASSAU STREET..
and
MEssRs. CLARK. DODGE & Co,
BANKERS, NO 81 WALL srREsr.
In tho City OF Now York,
.. NINETY PER cENr OF their par value. with
Accrued Interest
These Bonds secured by FIRST MORTGAGE o..
the RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF SIXTEEN THOU.
SAND DOLLARS PER MILE. much less than one half
the cos. Of the Road. lHRER HUNDRED AND FIvR
MILES have bccn completed tho substantial man.
nor. and fully equipped with rolling Stock locomotives
built mostly OF brick, and have been
APPROVED AND AccErTEp By THE GOVERN,
MENr
examination and report by the Government Com
missioncrs. and.are successful operation.
The Company hand on and al other material
suicent 10 complete 70 ROCKY
distance Omaha 57 mles-by of September.
the time pledged for It's completion by tho contractor
TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED u2Soo, AoRRs
OF LAND PER MILE are granted the Company By The
Government addition to tho subsidy of sIxTRHN THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS FoR
EACH MILF OF ROAD AS COMPLETED. The choass
and Northwestern Railroad. completed, oouneO VITA
this Omaha and doing largo business in passsa.
gers and freight
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific, the Chicago B~
lngton and Quincy and the Hannibal and 81. JosssA
Railroad Companies expect TO extend connecting links =
road 10 Omaha during year. that four srunk
railroads from the East win greatly contribute hs
business .his road and Central racno being
struo.sd with great energy California 70 meet Tile
for AL the business both passenger frsish. saA
possibly accommodate The interest these bonds ssa6
payable in sod and the small per ms thers -
question their safety Company have hss
iaton in recommending them TO the public Aranssmss>s
Are being made with the National Banks generally through
The country for hs q Investors in sAs'
Donda Hon. T. D. Morgan and Hon. Oakes Amss Trusva
JOHN ,. CISCO, rrsasurss
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Barslett,s Reversible SEWING Nschins:I,A
hand foot Principal ONCE and saise
No. Sc. Broadway, corner 0f Prince street. N T.
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Il. BSys s:.: ..ss, ssh:e' Saak .
- Broadway, corner Of Howard srsse
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A.-Spring styles or Goats and Ysssh'o
hAA' "" '''1' - p'' BURKE, iss vuisou ssrssA
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Len q Perri.'s sauce-Delicssus with ssupv
JOHN DUSCANs SONS, Agents for the United States.
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as ..9 y.: s sssi l.:s
sor House.
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JzSRk W,.rt ssx sssssoruEs. rwsa.ys~AsA
street. md avenue Twenty ninth street. nAnufag
turer of gerry description q Iron WORK YOe IUILD~
ING PUR POSES, building Fronts, oiEu4rk CQumnsV
Bsams hutters, Vault Ligh!s RslinGs ssAn.s viIsursS
70 the nnufacture Of fro Castings.
Eetin furnished when roQucat0dl
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iIxviioo.Ar. THE nrsrossipL. ORGAN.

INvTGORATE THE RESPONSIBLE ORGAN.
The stomach II the responsible organ OF tho sysonn
the digestion Is Imperfect every member every gAnd evy
muscle and fibre Is more less out OF orde
spirits dep.csssd All dyspsptics know this % 3. ~
be required to enumeatc the pains and penalties Of dyt
peps could any do them Justice Tcns OF thoas
sands feel them; man describe them. :
Can they be prevented Can they be recvcd Can they
No dyspeptic has ever takon HOSTETrEk'S sTOMAOM
BIrTEItS In vain. Believe who the complaint
tncusbe This great vegetable stomao6io VIII eradoalS
it's cradoang In thousands OF which medical
practitioners have shaken their heads ominously saying
'.Nothing can be donc.n
TIE faculty has s falaccs One Of is that indgss
tion difficult OF all the ordinary ailments Of
kind TO combat aud subduc. This Ia mistake Nothing
,istored This vegetable combination which has become
famous throughout the civilized world as HOSrETTEWH
STOMACH BfrTERSB an antidote to the disease whioh
has been known fall and fortunately IL everys
try tho pharmacopria prescriptions II you want 70 ROOT
its take tho bltes daily There
discount testimony In It's favor. there
who has tried u for indigestion wthouS
being benefited, rnnspIred. Universal
avouches ts wonderful tonic
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THE ANolo-sPAaIsH DIFFICULTY.

Tho Tornado Case still Unsettled.
LONDON, April 18-Evening
No further demands havc yet been made upon Spain
the British government in the of the steamer
|brnado, which stiIl remains unsettled.
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Cemseock's Rational Feed for 9esherst
rnfants Invsds And Dyspeptics nosnsss
8 substitute mothers milk Prepared nom Lios
pigs formula; Inady for use Laboratory No " OosS
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Perfume and the Drama.
All the theatres q conacrvatortea
thanks 70 the universal of PHALONS NIGHT BLOON
ING CEREUS by the fashionable world.
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RcynI. Havana and All Legal Lottery Prixes
J.R. CLxYroN. 10 wall street, Now York.