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Olympic Theatre.

Shakspeare's wild and enachronatcif We may coin q
word-concepton, Midsummer Nights Dream, with all
its weird poetic fancy extraordinary situations, rare
humor and lmitable opportunity for scenic effect does
not nag for want OF sympathy at the hands of the
pubic The auditorium OF the Olympic every night
bears testimony the appreciation in which the play is
held by the public Probably at none OF our theatres
Just now IL there n well adapted 10 the piece
upon stage Certainly could not desire 10 SEQ
more enchanting Obcron than Fanny Stockton 4
more inintable inlpersonaon OF Bottom than Mr. Fox,
while the oher characters equally well distributed
among LADIES' and gentlemen who seem to comprehend
entirely spirit OF the play As spectacle We need
not add have before oppressed that 1t wants
rothing which good taste and fidelity 70 the qnant
fairy Of the ami truthful reproduction
the old Greek architecture Costumes AMI surrounds
lngs can lend make the representation perfect Md
summer Nights Dream "booked" for ioas and sue
cesslu run.
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THE pstss TELEGRAM.

Meeting Of the Shareholders OF the Com.
mercial Hank.
Krssros, Nov. 6, 1851.
A special meeting Of the Shareholders OF the
Commercial Bank was held today. Nearly seven
thousand shares we're represented The Prss-
den. read report showing the assess Of
the bank on October 81 to DO 50, 500, 225
ard mo liabilities 90 twas resolved 10 amply
10 Parliament for authority resesm the capital stock
Of banks aad foy various amsndnens 70 the act Of H.
corporation roe probability 10 hat the bank will
sumo oper atone Al an early day.
Commercial bills are nov quotes at ooc.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE of THE HssAn.

A Grand Political Excitement In Prospert-.
Expccsed Opposition Oaslaught the
Goycrnm est-Cendisien or the Grand Trunk
Railroad.
ToRosro, Ontario, Nov. 2, 1857
The financial crisis having subs6ed, We are calmly
awaiting the next exc msnt, and Is the politicians
but true 70 their promises We shall have something
startling ere long since the Hon. George Brown, tue
chisf political agilator, took bis departure from tho
country, the party o. witch no is the acknowledged
head have been quisscsns; bas II IL generally under
stood Mat they preparing for srand onslaught
upan the govsrnmsot In Parliament the msctios Of
which takes place Wednesday next who the leader
OF the oppostoa proper 10 to Ds has no, been mado
ksown; bit thsve appears 70 DO Nts doubt that the
honor vil be divided between Msssrs DorIon and
McKcpxIc Mr. Howe asd his friends not caring to in
tcrfers The recent bspk excitement viii furnish the
epposssn with ample political capital. and
a. . matter OF course. tho government vii
30 1crcsly sssaIlsd for putting so much power
into the hands 81 W. Hing manager OF tbs, Bank Of
Montreal, who IL nov generally styled 'Hhe Money
King" II ~ upqsesticned fact that the government
have given tho Bank of Montreal too much power out
tho local government Of Ontario, having selected mo
Royal Canadian to do IT. business with, has given
heavy blow 10 the Montreal Bank 10 this secon espe-
cally the latter refused to take the bills Of tho foys
Oansdian . short sns STAGE 1hc money question win
havo full and free dieuss Ia the HOUSE OF 'om-
mona and tie public hook snxicusy for some allusicn
70 the matter IN the speech Of the Govsrnos General
There win probably BE- nothing on wednesday osyond
tns sisctioa Of speaker. The cs<seAss eeasl WIN 20
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Ra.t evening, at the boyery, Miss Kate iisher Us
Dick lurrip, and her well named '.wonder. A. Bouny
Bsss appeared in lockwood Dick Iarpos Ride to
York Mickey Warren Afterwards danced his world 70
nownsd liz. with Banjo accompaniment. frank A.
GIBBONS IN made in tho aerial act OF Leap for Lfe
a remarkable display of the nerve, scli.possesson
strength and s.ly which, after ali, contribute "a no
small degree the Of those PAIN uiy Interesting
exhibitions, involving peril 10 limb and NE. Duich
come song aud nautical drama az Ben thc Boat
swain composed the rest the entertainments.
inc farewell oensat Of Miss kase Fisher 10 announced
for FRIDAY even az.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

r r o M


The French Marching from the City-Civita
} vecchia TO be Heid-A General Confer
once.
PARIS Nov e-Eyenus
One division OF the French troops which entered
Rome has already been withdrawn from the city and
has returned Cvi,a yeccha aud the rest val soon
follow them
The whole expedition for The relief Of Rome will then
remain Civts vecchia ard there await The action Of
ItaIy.
Powers will soon be issued by the French govern
ment
The Late Battles and Defeat of Garibaldi-
Details of the Eixhts-Seyere Losses on
Both sides.
FLORENCE Nov. o. 1867
On Sunday Garibadi, with three thousand five hun.
dred men and cannon left his camp near Monte
Rotondo and advanced the attack OF Tivoli which
was held by the Papal troops He found the latter TO
tne number OF SIX thousand men. posted In q stroug
position aud supported by artillery
The Pontihcsl troops Immediately opened fro with
tneir batteries upon the approaching Garibaidans
Desperate conflict ensusd which lasted forty five min
utes, when Garibaldi retrea,ed.
The battle renewed a, Monte Rotondo
The insurgents fought with great obsnacy and kept
when, exhausted and overwhelmed they gave way ana
were utterly routed
-Four hundred and fifty insurgents were killed ard
nine hundred were taken prisoners. No idea Of the
number wounded DO ascertansd
The total loss or the Papa troops engaged was two
hundred killed and wounded
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The story of Narcisso OF intense interest, and
must ever possess attractions for American audience
Tho French revolution terrible uprising OF down
rodden people and may never it is TO DO hoped, find
its like 10 the future OF tho world IL crimson page
IN history, and one that gaze and shudder.
Everythn connected with It has fearful meaning,
aud It's mutterings and premonitory upheavngs have
fascination for thu historian dramatis The ruins OF
tho desolated Bourbops, Quatorze and Quinzs for
whose SINS tho unhappy Louis Seze and his
boautiful VITO suffered, are pregnant with TRAGIC
episodes Among them il tho Pompadour and her de-
serted husband, Marc Dawson aud BaDdnana won
their greatest ,rumphs the character OF the crazy,
philosophical Narcisse and Otto Hovm attempted II
last night He showed many excellent and moving dra-
ma &c qualities in IL. In tho with the scolnR
ppant encyclopedias he was rather weak but the sub
sequent interview with the intriguing Qunaui when
ne tells her the sad history OF Ills marriage and the flight
Of his wife, was given with ieeing and pathos In
tue apostrophe tue little pagoda and in the last terri
bic IN citing WITH the Pompadour, Mr. Hoym was oil that
might be desired Madame AuRuste StegIich appeared
for the t this In tue or Quinault tho
actress The unprpcpied fntr1gnane has never en-
acted with idelily the New YORK boards.
Every phase Of passion was given by her with an ear
0essps.s and gtandel ttE approached nature more
undoubtedly entitled to tho hrst rank among tue
tresses on the German stage. MISS Rhodes Pompadour
piece OF acting and has been already fully de-
scroed In the HERALD TIE rest OF tho cait was tue
same appeared with Dawson last year and therefore,
good. The audience was not large, bit showed appro
cfation. LArronge aud his talented wife appear TO-
night
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re PRESS IslsGSaxs.

NoSTcosRsy, Nov. 1867
The Reconstruction Convention to-day passed rssou.
tons authorizing the raising 81 proper standing com.
mtees and TO msmoraiize Congress remove the po-
cai disabilities OF all materially aided reconsirac
ton.
An ordinance introduced and referred to restore
NIL property SOLD bs aad daring
the war Tor Confederate currency the legal heirs os
estates, without suit court
The state constitution wal probably be modelled after
the Vermont constitution.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tbe Conservative Convention II Cslsmsis.
COLUMBIA, Nov. q. 1881.
The Conservative Convention met In N'sksrsos Han
Aday. Egaiysix delegates were present.. representing
s-.n,v A,s,r,c,. James Chestnut presided A Com.
nass % BusIusss was appointed. whss w 0czvsasoa
Gnsssnsa ussil se-nswsvs
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= N y 5 { Nj : VT S
Broaawas Ta.arye.

Tne, bill o. The Beautiful seGsaAfug frisn drsna Of
Irshaa no and Che explosive lausscss ave az Trce
Married from 'er effective rendering by te Foreuees
stu conts,les y draw I'M holec a taoso aghy satisn
visitors At Il Broadway. he conssrtr, .bangin.
scenes romuus g ncsos aud situations ihroisb which
they pas, tieeh severe ula tempatioA and dsngers,
10 the cro.nng Md fapIy solution 81 sAeir tFsioea
maxi oi llsAAvoAlS aud his pretty dau atry- very
ton The prot8an farce shlrh follows vito tho .stc4ng
songs and dances. rreIGh, Dutch and Spanish az 1fs
Florence would bring laugh,er from tue deS sucd
or dappo cd radical ~ the lac elections Let Charley
Spencer ry j., and all othors who 90 spend a
pleasant evening IN cheerful company.
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The FREss TELEGRAM

HAVANA. Nov. 8 1867
Advices from s. Thomas represent that the Bay is
fell OF wrecks
Five steamers and sixty vessels have been lost in the
great hurricane.
The docks coal yards, AID factories at ST. Thomas
have been destroyed.
The royal mail steamer Rhone sunk She hal
one hundred and forty.hve passengers on board, OF
whom only twenty -Ave saved Most OF her
lost
Forty of the of the Wye and another steamer
name unknown, saved.
Tho steamers Conwag and Derwent driven
ashore. and the steamers Tyne aud Solens were dls
masted.
The sarah Newman, from New York. ashore
Nearly Eve hundred lives have been lost and the town
nearly destroyed by tornado
Pieces OF wrecked vessels and wrecked ratafia; are
reported as having been fallen with floating around.
oil Santiago de Cuba.
French steamer also damaged by the hurricane
st. Thomas and the list OF that received
injuries B very largo
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New Yark (,ircus.

This popular place OF amusement was last night well
filed The programme last night was varied and inte-
resting and the performance was excellent Where Ill
do so well 4, difficult make selections We cannot
pelp saying that il rs while paying tho money to
see little George Ducrox the baby hurdle rider. and his
two illipuan ponies. IL shore be defect tile
tefsininent al all u the want D. good jester The
low OF All IS small, aud what trere ol cinrot 30
said TO De order OF merit little more OF TIC
clown would be M Improvement
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sALASAMA.
spEclAl IELEsaaa 10 NE HEaaLa

decentralization Consen iion-A ppoinI-
.''e"' 81 Committees and Completion of the
Sfrganizafion.
MONTGOMERY, As Nov, 6. 1867
Nolhins 81 any importance iraus red 10 thee onven.
ton today Mr. Bingham, one Of the southern loyasts
VINO travelled through the North last war made several
speeches he sad that zoe consiNuion or Alabama
onsht 10 DC modeied upou lnat OF Vermont The usual
committees we're appou'ec ma the organization OF the
convention completed Gepeal Swayne was pre.enl
during the most ~ ihe session
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Investigation Into the Cholera Outbreaks All
the PhilmdcIphin Nnvy,Ynrd.

PHiLADELPhIA, Nov ., 1907.
A board OF six naval officers has been engaged for
several days making . thorough investigation Of the
recent outbreak OF Asistic cholera on board the
receiving ship Potomac. though the official de-
cison N not known 10 10 understood 10 DO
the opinion Of the board that the disease did origin
the ship but carried aboard bv recruits.
Much credit given to Captain De Camp. Captain Coch
Surgeon FRANKS for several days the only officers
boa I'd the ship
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PERSONAL lNIelllefAcf.

Chief Justice Chase arrived In this cite yesterday and
In n present staying ~ the Metropolitan HateL
General j. A. Garfield, Hon. g. ,. Randall and Hon.
4 N Ashley. Of ohlo are 10 this c,sy.
General J. II. Marthdais, A.sornsy General; WIN
T. Allen Comptroller elect n. Y togaeshaii Of Penn.
sylvsnla saA Jadgs 4 4 ksug u b0stos ars siss IN
she ctus
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IKE PRESS IsLfesiY.

Tae Eicction-Feurs Of n Revelation.
HAvAsA, Nov.s, 1897.
Late adsices from Mexico state that Il was momen-
tsnily expected that revolutions would break out In
,hst republic FOR the overthrow OF Prssaent Juarez
TLs Mexican government refuses to hold any inter.
~out,s With the ministers and consus Of foreign gov.
y,runents until the republic Recognised By such gov.
ernmenta
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ENGLAND.

Fenian Rescue Rioters Acquitted.
MANCHESTER Nov. 8, 1857
or the prisoners who tried before the Special
Commission yesterday and today, Nugent, Bramon,
Fsashsrstonc Cony and Martin have been acquitted.
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TFOtttn6 nj FOnghkeepsie
The FIRST Of tvo days irotting At Doty's Park. near
Poughkeepsis came on yesterday, for purse Of 5000
mile heats, best three In Ave. in harness There were
four entries, viz.:--Ch. g. Roadnsster, b. m. Jenny
Lind spotted horse Captain sggar and b. m. Pifeon
The first vas . dead heat between Pigeon and Jenny
IInd--tme 24T. Pigeon won tho second heat In ~,
and Roadmaser abe thrd. fourth, 9Th Ia a.
y Az 2.lS
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CUBA.


Loss Of the Steamship Hendricks Hadson.
HAVANA, Nov. 8. 1867.
The steamship Hendrck Hudson. from Philadelphia
lost during the heavy gales opposite Moro Castle
Tho passengers and crew were all saved
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ret your Hats o. ku0xs bet Your Hats NJ
kuoxs down payable by Knox The lesor
II comort from the very fact OF heApnc Goals %
knor lire upon eBany's head. kpoxa Hats issued
from to hints Nos 2l2 and oSs Broadway
rhey bear the snuistakabe and trfcanc mark
grace. elegance aad economy they are always
premium, and day should ba quoted In money
article. they 20 raise above par on sons or
an Of families therefore you bad better bet your
hats n the betfcT halter Of any rival to knos'
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=
The Pttsburg aud Steubenville Railroad the
Pan Handle Railroad sold TO-DAY mortgage by
Mr. Evatte OF New York. for 81 900 0o0 PennsyI-
wanna Railroad Company W. j. Howard, their solicitor
bidding that amount The next highest bidder was W.
r. Ellis, OF New York, representing himself and other
capitalists, his bid being Sl,95s.0o0 nambsr OF
prominent capitalists from the East present, and
great iuleres. was manifested : to the sale.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

Qcss~srovs Nov 6.-fhe steamship City OF Lordcn,
Captain Brooks frcn New York, arrived here yesterday
rsse 70 Liverpool.
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HAY TT.

Another Revolution AaainsI SaInavc.
HAvAsA, Nov. 8 1857
revolution has broken out in Hayti in favor of
Montez and against the authority OF President Salaavc
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lRyinH Ifnll.

Mms De Lussan, tho favorte soprano Of St sssphens
church, had benefit al thY hail last night S1s sang
selections from La Gvande DtscAeze, hiard, Verdi and
Iicc 10 q style that brought cncores each tire ktne.
De Lussan has been . favor,e in concerts Tor many
ye,s psst aud 10 Judge from tho enthusiasm OF Der
hearers enc still IN tho concert hat. Sue was
assisted by the admirable pianist, fs'tson, Mr..
IEstrauge tsuos; Mime. taimo add other artists. The
c,nsr Msn very ntereslng aud wa vol rsnGored.
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1Jn2r;nreHs ~taht-Secn Ou'S Once ~
lifetime rese sparkling, aash'ns diamonds Me nness
co. eel on n America. exhibition in BROWN q
~PAIbpTSu'S window. under the Metropolitan hoot-
Taey viii be gwen away puDiic.- On February ~.
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We suppose IL may be said Of Toslae's rec,nt illness
that cete yaposa&e cersmoaie cs. tersandsn At MI
events, iosae appeared last night IN all her glory If
except pretty and interesting ,e cough nnod-
cum Of that feminine wnim that is supposed be per-
mitted 10 public favortes. Perhaps we Ought not to
except this last every prima
part OF her glory Jdims ts NtIIs, q ell LG1tei,g
ReJimsn. and the SlJ.e dc Mon P6re
given in capital voice and with NH tho
ti5ie's piquancy and style, but that dainty piece
OF iment Dtes LUZ was iofi t-uttery ignored
gwen the 60 by cooliy it OF three hun
dred peboan ballads hicned in twiue the Park railing
But n lostee robbed tho public those aaceient aIises
who personao respectively Boum, Pau. F1ck and Fritz
more than made amends w the sprit mith which they
entered into the story Paul sang aud did hi etiquette
onarmng: Boum was more han ordinarily magnificent;
Puck ilte drollcr than usual, aud Fritz particularly
determ1e TO make the duchess ridiculous love
Tue house was densey crowded with fashionable and
appreGialivs audience
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.A;=UniyersL Exposition. Paris. 1867
STeiNWAY SONS triumphant having been awarded
the grand god medal for American Grand square and
Upright Pianos by the unanimous verdict OF the Inter
lis medal u distinctly classified arsi In
merit all other American exhibitors and
than four hundred entered Tor competition BY
nearly all the celebrated uacturers of Europe
Wsrcrooms Nos 100 and Ill East Fourteenth street, New
Vail
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The Weather in Mobile.

N1hlLE, NOV. 0, 1917.
The weather IS clear and cold, and there a heavy
frost this morning. Physicians there dan
visiting the city There no yellow fever deaths
to-day.
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A--Tss Married Wonnu,s Private Medical
Ccupani0n, by Dr. A. N. mAUHIcBAC, protecss every
ladw from medical Iretcnders and mpostors. Price 81
I-) Lip,rty street. Or sent W. mall
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A Blessing tn G.auies.-.t Lady Writes Poy-
tf.uese Female pills relieved IN sAy without moo
vsieacc, ME mlsc. Prizes - Dr 4. NJ hAUaicEAt.
oaice l2s Liberty street. or sent BY mat
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Admirable Taste has been dispiayscd IN the
sxuniats novelties "a ScY RATS for children iuss
brought cat vi u MINIS, ji3 Broadway.
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evacuation Of the PRpai Territory-The Ro.
man Union to be Disavowed.
FLoREscE, Nov. g. 1867.
The Italian troops have been recalled from the terri
tory OF Rome.
The Garcia announces that Garbadi was arrested by
che Italian government and that in the towns
Of the province Of home In favor Of union with Italy
has been disayowed
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OTTAWA. Nov. 2. 1851.

OTTAWA, Nov. 2, 1851.
THIS little capital s astir with preparations foe
Tho opening Of the first Federal Parliament Of the
nomlnon TO take place on the 9th instant-that is,
"Wednesday next
little pomp Is to be exhibited, two weak troops Of
cavalry called respectively the Governor Generaps
Body Guard for Upper Canada and Lowor Canada,
having been ordered 10 here Ia time for the 9th
instant The companies Of tue Rifle brigade mere are
also 70 be present ana the Governor General is. this
time to appear full Dress tnat the people will ~
filed with gladness and big with the importance o.
their city LATELY called Slab CITY, and before the
'Backwood Cliy." Ali the ministers present,
after much hurrying about.
The city Is crowded all the hotels being full.
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A-rniyerssl Exnosition. /

Knldenbcrg's nIecrschnums are the Finest
tho having received three prizes Repairing 20
70 W all street aud No. . John street. up stairs
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a. rverdc,rs Card Depot. a03 Brordwwys
Wedding Notes Cards Nonogrsms, French Note Taper.
n ,.taf
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Garibaldi Claims Anne rican Citizenship-The
United States Minister in Conference with
che Generai-General Ciaidini In Command
On the Frontier.
FIoRsScs. Nov. 6-Evening
Garbaldi is in prison at vigevano, in Piedmont
He claims that he is citizen OF Tn tod States and
demands his rights and privileges such ander the law
OF nations.
The American Minister George P. Marsh, left
Florence to-day for vigavano to visit the General
FLORENCE Nov 6-Evening.
General Cialdin is in command OF the isaian forces
acting army OF observation on the Papal fro
he has located his headquarters at Pisa
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Hrowu,- bronchial Trorhes, for Pulmonary
aud Ashnalc Disorders have proved their efficacy ~
mrny years. and have received testimonials from
eminent tho have used tnem.
Those vi suffering ro.a Coushs, Colds Hoarsenea
Sore Thfo4t, should try The Iroches,' simple 70
msay whica . Ia almost every erectaal
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yynrrenss Housrhstd physfcimn. by Ira
Warren. 4. NJ, ~ D. Fellow OF hc sassac ussu feilns
Society," &c. snpps, bvo, 50 Az cslorsi
p.bsnsrs ara Sssn, N v.sh,os,on Stree. No son Mass
- IL; falsoa street New York.
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ALI You Want a Good,
Light and Stvnsh Hat, go To
Walls No. l4l Fulton street.
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A Grand Political Excitement I'm Prospect
Expected Opposition Onslaught on the
Governs, ext Condition OF the Grand Trunk
Railroad.
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A.--For n stylish and Elegant Hat Go q
EsPENsCHEIp. IA 4nufaciureT, li5 Nassau street.
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A.-Vnder fNf FOIHen WOOUUgWV
troplc millions of large milk white 1owsrs breathe
perfume the de1y air; these the magnificent pro-
the cranora and their fnatchless fra
GRANGE pure rises from those vast leds e
concentrated and pcrretuated In PHALON3 NIGHT
BLCDMINa CEREESr
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A. -. 49,,


Look this picture, and then ON that"
Here you hehQld the nfrm step,
The palld cheek. wasting form
Lntsstsd iocl, and social atmosphere
Poison "A with the tales ~ aches. pains.
Sleepless nights aud mental dependency
ThcrT,, laughing heath, sparkling eyes
Elastic step, craving appetite forgotten cares.
Geniai thought ana ambitious resolves
Show he contrast and mark the picture.
Ono took che PLANTATION BIrfERs-ths other didn't
beneficial for weak and delicate persons
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toile aruce- superior
to Cologne aSd at half the cost.
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GRAY stsiv. Badness. sore scalp, Cursd-~
gsc i.r forced to rrow. d. 6hASDdLAN- Aslor ssce
~ 49,
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Campbell. Chemist and spothccnryr corner
Tighta Avenue AMI r~entI-sghh street. Nes~As' "A'-
ranteI airntlY pure.
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Royaf Hawai-. l.of.cg, Prizes Palt. in
furnlhed. Tue highest rates pa u foe
E.,hloons sri al Kinds 81 GNd apl Silver
1~ IAYlO. A. CO.. lsansers. ID Wall ssrsts. NY.