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False Prophcts-Deaths Ina This City In Five
Days-Mortuary Lists Compared With Those
of Past Years-TerribIe Effects of Heat
The Board of Health Aroused-CIeanIiness
the Order of the Dny-Tenement Houses
Pests-A Remedy for Supstroke-The Nnm-
Der Of Gases Yesterday and Names of the
Sick and Deceased.
IL were rank folly to vaticinate on the weather.
Several gentlemen have endeavored by assiduously
watching and comparing and recording meteorolo-
gical phenomena to arrive at such results az would
enable them positively to predict the thermometrcal
condition Of the immediate future, but have uni
formly failed, for the simple that occurrences
depend on 80 many extraneous, II not accidental
causes that their return regular sequences Is I'M
possible in nature, and therefore in science. Still
we presume to assert that the close Of the first
heated term, with an average temperature four de-
grees in excess OF any year since 1885, is near at
hand that there is possibility Of series of show
ers for some days, followed by week or so OF de-
lightful weather and that possibly by second tor
rid season in August.
Although the temperature of the atmosphere this
summer exceeds that Of 1885, when the city was WIS.,
tied by sporadic cases Of cholera, yet with
out any epidemic that can be regarded of a cOnta-
giOus or malignant type. In this respect we are
ortunate but, on the other hand, never have we
had occasion TO record 80 many deaths, caused
either directly or indirectly by heat. In no
previous year In the Metropolitan district can
such a statement be found as this. From
noon OF Saturday, July II, to noon OF Sunday, July
II, 90 deaths were recorded from Of Sunday to
noon Of Monday Q3th), 49, from Monday to Tuesday
noon, 13l; from Tuesday to Wednesday noon, 23e,
and from Wednesday to Thursday noon TIA. Thus
In five days we have total Of TAO deaths from the
effects more or less of heat But even these returns
do not include the deaths in the public institutions
such as the hospitals, nurseries, amshouses &C. OF
the 746 inquests held on o. The total of deaths
during the week preceding, commencing July and
ending July H. was 614; and on the week opening
with June 2s and closing with July Including those
at the public institutions) the returns were 413
Compared with the corresponding periods in 1857
and 1866 we have, in the former year, in the week
ending July ID, SOS, and that ending July g. 472
deaths, while in the last named year. In the first
week of July the mortuary returns gave 493 and in
the second 1927, of which eleven were from cholera.
These returns which are onicial show conclusvely
that the deaths In July 1868, are in excess OF any
year that may be numbered in the decade commence
ing with 1850.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-fOur hours as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar
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PENNS YlVANiA.

Strike Among the Philadelphia Gas Com
unny's Employes-Thc City streets In Dark.
aess.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16, 1858.
Six hundred persons employed at the gas works Of
thi city yesterday struck for higher wages which
themanagcrs refused to give. No arrangement has
been made the strikers and fears entertained
thai the supply OF gas VIII not last until morning.
Accordingly no IAN IS are iigte,l in the streets and
the whole coy shrouded IN ci'ninerian gloom. The
managers W tlc gas works advertised for five hun
dred men ~ Oh the places OF tue strikers.
The st,iaors In Dauphin County-Works
Visited and Ordered to Close or Comply with
Their Ierns-Acfion of the Governor.
HARRISBURG, July 16, 1868.
The Schuykl county strikers have visited Lykens-
town, In Dauphin county some two hundred In
number, demanding compliance with their terms or
the closing OF the different works. They parsded
with drums, tfes and iags, and nave visited several
c0llieries without eecting ,ihitg Tne Sheriff OF
this COUNTY ana his deputy there under nstruc-
tons from the Governor. and II ~ Thought the
strikers Will DC compelled ~ leave for Schuylkill
county.
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BOARD Of HEAL tn.


The Gas Companies Again-An Alleged
Nuisance co bo Removed.
This Board held o special meeting yesterday.
number Of orders in relation to the use Of disin-
fecting material were passed.
Commissioner Smith made q statement In relation
to his visit to the Metropolitan Gas works, explain
ing that he visited the premises during Sunday
evening" when no other manufactures were In Oper.
alton, and found that the vapors and od0rs emitted
from the gas works were such were detrimental
to public health in the neighborhood in which they
were located. The gas company admitted the ex-
stence OF the vapors and asked hearing before the
Board previous TO legal steps being taken against
the corporation. This request was granted.
delegation OF citizens presented themselves be-
fore the Board and made complaint against the fat
melting establishment located at the foot OF Thirty
eighth street and the North river. The delegation
was assured that the matter would be taken in hand
and the necessary measures adopted TO effect
thorough reformation In this particular.
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GEORGIA..

Question OF the Incligibility of Mcmbers-
Probability that Nobody will be Expelled.
ATLANTA July 1G, 1863
The Senate was not In session to-day. It Is be-
leved the committee will report adversely to expu-
sions.
The House met this morning. The chairman Of
the Investigating Committee reported satisfactory
progress In It's abors and he hopes to submit the re-
port tomorrow. It is believed the committee Is
unanimous and that the House will be able to take
speedy and final action. 1t Is doubtful II anybody
will be expelled.
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PORTUGAL.


LISBON, July 10, 1893.
Important changes in the Portuguese Ministry
have just been announced.
The Duke de Louie Councillor Of State, has been
appointed Minister Of the Interior and of Foreign
Affairs.
Councillor Ferrao de Carvalho Martens has been
transferred to the Ministry Of Justice and Public
Worship.
Lieutenant Colonel Crysostome de Abreu Souza,
formerly Director General Of Public Works. has been
placed at the head Of that department as Minister Of
Public Works.
Councillor Carbalo has been made Minister of the
Marine and Councillor Bento Minister of Finance.
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FRANCE.

Peace Assurances-Sympathy With Austria
and Turkey.
PARIS, July 10, $685.
The Montteur this morning has pacific article on
the subject Of the speech recently delivered by Mar
9us de MOustier, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, be-
Tore the Corps Legislatif The Monite regards this
speech as proving that the policy OF France Is Of
moderation.
No step will be neglected on the part Of the gov
eminent which has a tendency to quiet the public
mind. France will carefully abstain from interven-
zion in German questions but will extend her SYM
pathy and encouragement to the internal reforms
lately inaugu. ated In Austria and Turkey.
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BRAZIL.

confidence of the Allies-Their Estimate Of
Marshal Lopez Strength in Fort Humaita.
LISBON, July 10, 1868.
The mail steamship from Rio Janeiro has arrived
this port.
She brings the intelligence that the early fall OF the
hraguayan stronghold Humaita was confidently ex-
scted by the allies, In consequence OF the weakness
its garrison. The last Official dispatches from that
mint reported that General Lopez had only six thou
ind men within the entrenchments
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TEXAS.

The Reconstruction Convention Disclaims
Authority to Divide the state.
GALVESTON, July 16, 1858.
special despatch from Austin to the Galveston
Ne,cs says the Convention dscaims the authority to
divide the state under the Reconstruction acts and
have refused to consider the matter unless by direct
authority from Congress.
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ISLAND PARK RACES.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 49, 1858.
The nrst to-day at the Island Park was for all
horses that have beat 23O previous to June TO-
81 26o to first $500 to second $3.50 to third
and was won by Fred. Pence on the second, third
and sixth heats, In 2:3l 2:32, 1885,; Captain Gill,
second; Mark, third.
The second race was for all horses that never
beat 235 previous TO June TO- 1s8S$400 to first 5000
to second 800 to third horse-and won by
Myr0n Perry in shree straight heats in 2:29H 2:3l
$3.50; Sir john second; Nellie Locke third.
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thermometer ninety Wel

mldnigns up 20 noon. thermometer ninety -ey0
degrees.
MONTREAL, July 10. 1888.
Several fatal cases OF sunsIoke are reported II
this city to day.
RICHMOND Va, July 10, 1858.
The Thermometer stood 107 In the shade In SOME
localities here to-day. There two deaths from
sunstroke. The heat great in Libby prison
that the military commander removed the prisoners
TO the posts from whence they were sent.
TORONTO, Canada July 10, i86a
number OF cases OF sunsroke occurred to-day.
several Of them fatal. The weather continues h0t
put It Ii cooler to-day than yesterday.
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The United States Naval Suit.

! The United States Naval Suit.
PARIS, July 10, 1888.
In the Of the United States against the Messrs
Arman the builders OF roncads for the Confederate
government, the arguments for the prosecution and
defence were concluded yesterday.
The Court will render It's decision within fort
nlght.
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ITALY.

! Violation of the Neutrality Laws.
LONDON, July 10, 1858.
Two persons have been arrested at Porto Maurizio,
Italy, on the charge of enisting men for an insur.
dictionary movement In Spain.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Election of United States Senator for the
Long Term.
COLUMBIA, July 49, 1868.
Frederick A. Sawyer Collector Of Internal Rev.
enue a. Charleston, was elected United States
Senator for the term ending 1873. On the eighth
ballot the vote follows:-Sawyer, 70; Mackey,
6S Campbell (democrat), 6.
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Died.

AyaAs.-In Brooklyn. on Wencsday. July 10.
Louis SAMUEL, youngest son of frcdt. :. and Mary
Aymar, aged months ana days.
The funeral will take place nj TIC residence OF his
parents, 3S2 Cumberland street, saturday after
noon, ut three O'Clock.
For Other Deaths see Serepb Irye.
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The Ashburn TfaGedy-DamaGinG Evidence %
the Prosecution.
ATLANTA, July 10, 1885,
wheatley, the government detective in the Ash
burn case, has left for washington. II Is believed
he will not return. Mayor Williams, OF Columbus,
and T. G. Miller, of Lagrange, we're on the stand
to-day for the defence. Their testimony was damag
ing to the prosecution.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Arrival Of Hon. Arson BurlinGame at Boston.
BOSTON, July 10, 1893.
The Hon. Arson Burlingame, chief of the Chinese
Embassy, arrived in this city last night.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ENGLAND.
r r o N

>>~>~c~>~~>>~>~>>J>~>~~~-~~~
The Prince Of Wales ON Farragut's Flag
ship-Farragut's Return Visit to Prince AL
fred-Reception by tho Queen.
LONDON July 18-Evening
His Royal Highness the Prince OF Wales, accom-
panied by his Royal Highness Prince Alfred, Duke Of
Edinburg visited the United States feet anchored
At C0wes, under command OF Admiral Farragut, last
Tuesday, and were received with the honors due to
&beir station and rank.
To-day Admiral Farragut left his nagship the
erankin, and boarded the British frigate Galatea,
and, after round Of inspection Of the vessel,
tunched with the Duke of Edinburg, her commander
Taking leave of the Gaatea, officers and men,
fhe American Admiral proceeded, by request, to
Osborne House and paid visit to her Majesty,
Queen Victoria
Admiral Farragut will take the United States yes
eels in the Solent to the East at an early day.
The Bank Return.
LONDON, July 10, 1858.
The official returns Of the Bank Of England, just
fnade public, show that the amount of specie in its
vaults has decreased 1854 600 during the past week.
Harvest Prospects.
LONDON, July 10, 1885,
The weather to-day is warm and beautiful and
favorable for the growing crops.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

GRKmocE, July 1e.--The steamer 81. George, Gap.
tain Jones, Of Aliens line which len ouebes Jug
arrived here tO-day.
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Westchester County.

Mrs. James Oracle of Portchester, while attending
to her domestic duties, was Frustrated by the heat
and shortly after died.
John Mccoy, residing in the village Of Rye and
employed on the farm Of Mr.. Carpenter was sun :
struck and died in few hours.
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Tho Bricklayers' strike.


As very significant Indication OF the progress OF
the strike the act may Sc considered that the COM
mittee empowered to advance funds to all journey
men OF the trade striking for eight hours as days
labor had but few applicants yesterday At the
Henry Clay House, on the corner OF First street and
avenue Il was quite interesting to hear what the
men, who came there eager to get money said about
the committee. Were it repeated in the HERALD not
only one, but at least half dozen libel suits would
De commenced against this journal, for every OF
the copmittee would consider himself charged with
having made improper use OF the money in his
hands. The men were very explicit and direct In
their charges and II anything 1t is the belief OF the
journeymen that the funds contributed for their sup
port are misused in some way or other which will
Illustrate the whole strike in the end.
In the evening numerous meeting of jOurneymen
brickayers was held OF the same place. Mr.. John
Bambach presiding and Mr.. Christian BOhrman act
ing secretary This society has but lately sprung
into existence, being a second and, as they claim,
opposes the movement for eight hours, and its men,
beers are willing to work ten hours per day, but hope
that the bosses Will know what it Is to work in the
summer and will be willing to pay small addi-
ton to their wages II it should be necessary.
This, it is called, ten hours masons' association
already numbers 1873 members, and last evening
thirty-nine more were proposed, accepted and paid
their fees The new constitution was read and de-
bated, and while they were voting on the several
paragraphs our reporter left.
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Municipal Election i'm Wi

Municipal Election in Wilmington.
The municipal election in Wilmington n. c., yes
terday excited interest, the people being divided
concerning its legality. The vote was small. The
radicals took no part.
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A.-Cnif sewed Caters, SD; Fox Toes, SO;
Calf Oxfords, boz toes 81 10. LORIN BROOKS X SONS,
S34 broadway, corner Howard street
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The House Building Trade.

The Executive Committee Of the house building
trade were to have held meeting yesterday even
ing at their rooms the corner of Twenty-second
street and Broadway, but no one appearing up to
tanned that the meeting had been postponed till to-
NIGHT
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The Clothing Cutters.

The wholesale clothing cutters met last evening at
10 Stanton street. Mr. II. Schaefer presiding. But few
Of the members were present. and 1t resolved to
defer all action in regard to an increase OF wages to
some future meeting. Reports were received, how
ever indicating that the owners of Wholesale cloth
ing houses are willing to pay $22 and S24 per week
If only united and combined effort was made by
applause.
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James Cassidy, NO. 20S West Twentieth street.
Michael Gallagher, No. 125 Roosevelt street.
An unknown man, at the corner Of Washington
xIex,, nder Turner living In Williamsburg
Richard ,Rentoh Greenwich and Spring streets.
Samuel KerSer, No. ess Ninth avenue.
An UNKNOWN incn, taken up at the corner OF Cath
Elizabeth Murray, No. 258 Mott street.
James DOnohue, living at No. ll6 Butler street.
Brooklyn.
James Burns, an ennfgrsnt, Castle Garden.
An unknown man. Twenty-eighth street.
Alfred Freidenburger, No. 3! sixth avenue
Unknown man, corner Of West and ROBINSON
streets.
Councilman O'Brien, No. 70 Oliver street
MRS. Alexander, No. 1875 Hester street.
Broadway.
John Kinney, residing in Thirty-fourth street, be-
tween FIRST and Second avenues.
James Connolly, No. 407 West Twenty NTH street.
valentine Susan, aged twenty-four.
jacob Hine, No. l03 West Twenty-eighth street.
An unknown man, found on the corner OF Twenty
third street and Ninth Avenue
Patrick Morrissey entered st. vincent's Hospital
himself for treatment for sunstroke.
Julia Dexter, No. 1ls Charlton street.
Meyer Wirthein, No. 40 Baxter street.
Kate Laupe, No. 655 Eighth avenue.
Seventh avenue.
Wesley Smith, aged fifteen, No. sos West Forty
first street.
John Cuddy, Rutgers street and East Broadway.
Richard Haggerty, No. Second street.
Charles Turner, Twelfth street.
An unknown man, dressed in soldier clothes.
Jacob Spear No. 176 RtvingtOn street,
Thomas Dermedy. Eighty eighth street.
James Winer, No. 4S9 Pearl street.
Rowe Knowles, No. $40 Tenth avenue.
Thomas MaOy, No. 243 Mulberry street.
An unknown man, found In Rivingt0n street.
Frank Shandy Forty fifth street.
Jane Eagen Twenty-frst precinct station house.
- Babc0ck residing In Jersey City.
Brooklyn.
The effects OF the intense heat OF the few days In
this city evinced in the increase In the num-
Der Of deaths reported at the Health Bureau, the
total number being up to yesterday morning 1882 or
80 in of the mortality for the entire week pre-
ceding. There were q deaths from sunstroke since
Sunday last. The following cases reported yes
terday in Brooklyn
Bridget Kenny, corner Of Columbia street and
Bridget Lyons, No. 10 Doughty street.
James Wilson, No. 226 Front street. ~.
Adolph Feltmann, corner Of Meseroe and EVEN
streets.
An unknown man, residing in Wyckofr street, near
L0rimer.
Patrolman w. Fl. Taylor, OF the FOrtysixth precinct.
John Fent Graham avenue.
John wilhelm, Graham avenue and Herbert street.
Mrs. Mary Good, in Greenpoint. .,.,
John Clement, peder, fell from his cart and cut his
head on Adams street.
James Dunn, corner Of DeKalb avenue and Ryer-
son street.
Patrick O'Hara, Hamilton avenue.
Daniel Summers, Van Buren, street, near Classon
avenue.
An unknown man, believed to be an Italian, on
Washington street.
Julia Bissel, Court street.
John WEIGH, Columbia street.
Peter Bulger, while at work at forge in Plymouth
street.
The laborers and other outdoor workmen in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard suspended work yesterday Siay
pretty generally followed in many factories and
| workshops
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Out on fOuIs-Eckford7 Z, ANanticB
Home runa-Smith I, Start l, Pratt l, Mills
Umpire-Mr. Swsndel, Of the Mutual, Of New York.
Scorers-Messrs. Watson and Macdonald.
Time Of game-2 hours 80 minutes.
To-day the Yale College nine will play with the
Unions at the new base ball park at fremont ana
tomorrow they will play with the Atlantics on the
Union grounds, Brooklyn, 4. ID.
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A.-PhaIon's "Pnphlan Soapo Possesses rho
same properties the "Paphian Lotiou. Is cake
II will not chap the skim Is nvaluaue FOR the TOILET,
BATH aud N CRSERY.
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A.-Pbalon,s "Papaiun EoiiprD Removes
FREcKLEs, PfMPLES, TAN, SALT RuGUA, ERfSfP-
ELIAS.
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
Manufactured. Whoesas and retail. also applied 81 No.
Aston House.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world The only perfect Dye; harmless rea5ie, insanta
neous Factory " Bond street.
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Circulars of Every Description md Notices
TO attend meetings printed In The ncaest possible manner,
II hours notice. and cent less than nj
other similar place In the city METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, ~ Nassau street
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A Good Table Clnret, 40 per Dozeu.-<.ecPy
4 KENDALL, wine merchants, 40 Broadway.
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Hair and Whiskers Neatly, Judiciously, An-
propriatey and shaped By HILL the nitable Studio
rs BroadMay shaving &C. Hair bye 30 cents best 10 use
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, 0se., Executed
Win aesinsss quehness and despatch ,wsnyhve psr cent
other printing establishment 10 he oy
IL tle METROPOLITAN JOB PAINTING ESTABLISH
MINT. n Haasau street.
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LIoyd's 100000 Revolving Double Maps.-
Wholesale agents wanted every state and country for
tune open 20 See Business Opportunities, TO-
days HvAid.
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Nsatuoss, Economy and Despatch, Cesbinsd
execution of orders Metropolitan JOB Printing kstab
nahment "a Nassau street.
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Isvalids' Wheel Chnirs-For Use Indoors o.
out price $40 70 $40 Invalid Carriages Y order.
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H0mewnrd Bound.--Thc Delegates to the
Democratic Convention are leaving the city, carving With
them pleased recoections OF the hospaes OF which they
been the recipients, and Of kNOXS elegant and
Hats In fact KNOX has proved decidedly
popular with these political strangers, and his store, al
Broadway OF Fulton street, has beca decided srac-
ton with them
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Royal Havana Lottory.-Prfzes Paid n GoIoe
fnormssion furnished The highest a,ss paid for Donsooss
''o ." ."' fxyIoR CO., B.asess, 10 wan street, H.x
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The Bank Return.
Harvest Prospects.

LONDON, July 10, 1885,
The weather to-day is warm and beautiful and
favorable for the growing crops.
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Established In 1SOO.--Thc Metropolitan JOB
Printing Establishment. "a Nassau street
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For First Glass Printing Of Every Dcscrip.
ton TO the Metropolitan Joe Printing Establshmsnt,U
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Wtss. Toupecs and Ornamental Hair.-Dese
susiiiS Hair DYE and HAN Dysins, I'll colora ~ sA1CHR
LOgG u Dsnd street
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TIE NEST Heslshfhi Feed fer sumnee aaa
fan Il RECKERs FARlNA. agreeable and nusrsis.i y =
meal admirable preventive end correcuve IN tnIense -
sdulk Of the complaint and dAhra prsssns -
thia aeuson
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TIE Fsnows Cernor-S7 Nassau street.
corner ruon The Meroposas job Printing Estaoshnsss