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ARKANSAS.

Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the consti-
tution-Fcmales aud Negroes Enfrnucklsed-
Election Fixed for the 18th Of March.
IarTLr Rock, Feb. II, 1868.
The new constitution presented to he Conyen-
ton last night amer 1--WE hours Of debate It came to
vote this morning which resulted in yeas As, nays a.
The following are Its main features provides for
twenty Senators and eighty Representatives. the Execu
i've omcers to DO elected every four years. no ncum
bent OF one ONCE to be eligible 70 another during the
period for which be first elected for an election By
the people OF four Supreme Judges the appointment by
the Governor Of Chief Justice to hold his ofice
authorizes State po tar Of one dollar
sor educational purposes, compelling three months
scnuauce annually at the schools without dlstinctlon
OF color or SEX enfranchses females andnegroes and
aass them competent jurors dsfranchises all those
splsIranchised by the Congressional military bills and
who vote against the consttuton appoints March 10
next 10 the day for the vote the ratification OF the
constitution and the election OF officers made under
this constitution; authorizes Mr. Bowen, the President
OF the Convention; Mr. Brooks, OF Phillips county and
Mr.. Hodges, OF Pulaski county, 20 appoint judges to
ascertain the reenll Of the election and II adopted
70 present the constitution 10 the Presi.
dent OF the United states; directs how the
election Is TO DO conducted voters are
required TO swear they will support and maintain
the constitution and laws OF tho United States aud Ar.
any OF the clauses Of the second section OF tho State
constitution; that they gave aid In secession
any state that they will accept the civil and political
equality OF all mon before the aws attempt to
deprive any person of tho right, account OF race,
color or previous condition, TO vote for against the
constitution, and for the election or officers uuder this
constitution Twenty thousand copies were ordered 70
Do printed. Inc Convention will adjourn ON Thursday.
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Lospcs HosEr MAskEr LONDON, Feb. LID P. NJ
Consois closed at o3I 83 for money and 93A for &C
count American securities closed n tho following
ratios United states hve-twenty bonds, 71t e71h;
illinois Central Railway shares S. Erie Railway shares,
an.
FpAxKvogr BoURsE. -FRAsKrosr, Feb. lis p. NJ
United states bonds quoted T6k for tho issue Of
1904
PANS BouRss.--PARIs, Feb I'LL l6 A. M-The
rentss strong and advancing
iavxprooL toTros hARxsr.-Li, gRrooi,' Feb. ll--5
M-1he cotton market closed buoyaut al a further
advance Of Nd making total advance during the day
OF I'D The Following ere tho authorized closing Quots
tions:-Uplands, SD SID; middling Orleans SD.
asLd the market to-day has been very active, and
transactions large. The sales exceed the estimate by
5000 bales footing up 20, 600 bales
Iavsgrooi Bng Apsrurrs MARkET -LivrRrooL, rob.
li-5P M-wheat--No 2 red Western ~ Id higher
closing al las Id California white urn o. the sovanos
reported this afternoon, cosing a. los Od per oen,a
Oats weak At 49, l0i per t5 lbs Corn steady ~ as 3D.
psr quarter for mix ed Western Barley aud peas un
changed. Flour steady ~ 37s .
TavsgpooL PROVISIONS MARKET -fJvnRrcoi, Feb 11-b
p. Beef Ills ID Pork, US Cd. for new Lard,
5ss Cd. Cheese, 62s Bacon, ass. I'd. . .
LIvkRrooL PRoDUoE n,RKEr.-LyERfooL, Zen ll-o
M-Sugar quiet and steady at 24s. for No. IL Dutch
standard. kosin, o. for common and lis for medium
Turpsntns sos. Cd. Taliow, S2s ID. Refined pstro-
lsum, Is 2tsd.
LONDON marx rs. LONDON, Feb. Ito p M-Tbs
markets remain unabfed since the opening Whale
OIL G36 per 2j2 gslona Sperm OIL Clio per ton. Lin
seed OIL f36 10a per ton. Lnscsd cakes, $40 %. per
ton
PerRoLuuu MAnHEr-AsrwEHr, Feb. IL IS P. NJ
The petroleum market cos cd stronger ~ an advance OF
enc franc standard white was last quoted at ~ francs
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Tta Proposed Repeal Of the Confederation
Act-Movemcnts Of Vessels.

Tta Proposed Repeal of the Confederation
Act-Movemcnts Of Vessels.
HALIFAX, Feb. IL, 1855
In the House last night after the Attorney General
and Mr. Troop had spoken, member gave notice OF his
iatenton to move Of amendments 70 the repeal
resolutions The debate on thu latter was resumed
to-day.
generally asserted that the delegation 70 England
the subject OF repeal will proceed by the Inman
steamer leaving here on the l4th inst The names OF
the delegates not publicly known but II s reported
that Mr.. Howe will be one The House will probably
adjourn for several weeks shortly after their departure
The City OF Limerick and other vessels which have
arrived report very extensive cs fields midway tho
Atlantic and Off the coast "a Newfoundland.
The British ship Minstrel arrived here on Saturday
from jamaica She taks the mail for Bermuda on the
arrival OF the nnan steamer from England The Royal
Alfred Phebe, Niger. Spbynx, Fawn and Barracuda
were al jamaica, and tie Consiane and Urgent were at
Bermuda The latter would sail for England in q few
ckys.
The report that two frge'es were ordered BY cable
tssgrAm 10 proceed TO England is without foundation
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FLORIDA.

The Conyeution-The Majority Asscr, aud
Maintain Their Supremacy.
TALLAHASSEE Feb IL, 1868
majority OF the Convention met last night At eleven
o'clock and entered their protest against the action OF
the minority Tho Convention then deposed hr
Richards from the chair and elected Horato jenkins
President The Convention recognized, appointed .
new committee, deposed The sergeantaartns elected
Nr NJ Martin his place resolution was passed do
clarng that the Convention has powersto compel the
attendance oil abseutees
In the majority Convention to-day twenty seven dele
gates were present The COMMITTEES on Privileges and
Elections reported adversely on tho election OF hessrs
Billings Richards, White Pierce end Saunders lcolored
who were expelled Nessra Hart, stcarns, Davidson,
White and Wells tcooredl were sworn 10 TO lake their
placsa
An ordinance passed to pay the expenses OF the
Convention BIZ the issue OF bonds to the amount OF
$4,000 OF which amount Sl30 600 10 DO taken by the
supporters OF the Convention.
resolution passed expunging all the records Z
The enon tue ID inst except ina TACT Ia 81
quorum was present.
and Congressional Offices have Withdrawn their names
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amino u moro carefully and that he rad come TO the
conclusion that II tho Senate should rs,i use 70 conuur
IN the suspension Mr. Stanton would thsrssv oe lein
stated ana teat he Granp could cOEslDN mere .ns
Mtsr 10 act ~ Secretary OF War Interim wb0, SUD-
Jsctng himself 10 fne and Imprisonment aud shat 10
came over on Saturday to inform the President Of ibis
change ~ his views and did so inform him; that tho
President replied that no had not sagpended Mr.
Stanton under the Tenure OF Oico bll but unoer the
constitution and had appointed him Grant by virtue
OF the authority derived from the constitution &e that
they continued to discuss the matter some time
finally he left without any conclusion having been
reached expecting to see the Presdcn. again Non
day. lie then proceeded 70 explain ~hy no had not
called ID President Monday saying that he had
q long interview with General Sherman, that various
little matters lad occupied his tme TIL IL late, and
that he did think the Senate would act soon and
asked, sDd not General Sherman call on hon.
day ~
do not know what passed between the President and
General Grant on Saturday except as learned u from
the conversation between them at tho Cabnent meeting
on Tuesday and the foregoing is substantially what then
occurred The precise words used on the occas on are
not or course given exactly IN tho order In which thsJ
were spoken but tho ideas expressed and the facts
stated arc faithfully preserved and presented have
the honor TO be- str with great fspset your obodlens
servant o. u BROWNING.
To the President.
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Sson ana n las. ms mail 80 instead Of by Camps hud
This apple on as ssqs ss lad shsSoss
desired pss ssf0I Ssy s.4i ,oms oc.l Information
as the rspor, ~ The 'ss loo I ss.s, 10 %
.s sss e.. s Ass''S % CAUSE % 9 90 :.
sired tho premises also Win copy Of -, '.PY co.
spseifully, &c &c = GEo " MCCLELLAN
Second Assistant pozisssser Gsnor 81
The Honorable tha SEfassARY o. WAR
Referred 10 he General u the army TO- report;
h. d. STANTON, Secretary oi WH
ilr.oasAnrEEs UNITED sr.,rt Assr. Feb a 1855
Oihcal copy.
GEO LEFT, Assistant Aijutan' Gessrai-
rRgAsURY DRFARrssNr ian. %, 1868
s,Sit Is represented to this deparncnt tbas DAne
OF rchbers has obtained such foosold IN the seo'oa
OF the country bet seen Humboldt and Lawrence. Kan
sas, committing dsprsislionE upon me eiers, oota w
public aud private conveyance. th1 tho saey
Of .ss Isa aud once K namseat yequlres that
SHOULD no guarded during its transit eron humboldt -
@rehee nave therefore ias nonor 70 .easa ~ he IN
sructet by the Var Depar,mspi II in ,he ~ mon ..
the honorable Secretary Of War il be- done wno.
prejudice TO tho public interests. to furnish sA oens
military guard 10 project such moneys AZ mos ~ -
transit from The oboys Once for she purpose Of ,as
States as Tar a. are advised such sSsy4oe VIII.
not DO necessary oftener than once nsonth. Wl '
please advise me Of the action taken. mat may instrN
the Receiver and the Commissioner Of ,he General LsA
Onco In the materS Very respectfully, your obssisa
To tho Honorable SgcRErAxY oy WAR
Respectfully referred TO tho General OF the Army o'
givo tho necessary orders In this and 20 uln 5h
this department copy for the Information OF the Ss'
rotary OF tho Treasury
BY order Of the Secretary OF War.
ED. SCHRIyER, inspector General
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AsMy Fob ~ 1904.
Official copy. GEO. e. LEEf, A. A. g.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAsHIS0ToS, Jan. 20, 1903
GxSxrstTho Secretary of tho rro,siry has sse1
this department TO afford A. r. Randall, special eyont
or the Treasury Department, such military aid
DO necessary to sscurs and forward fo- deposit frm
Brownsville, Texas, 10 New Orleans, public moneys
IN possession OF custom house officers at Browns
vile, aud which arr deemed Insecure at that
place. You will please rive ouch directionyas you may
deem proper the officer commanding at Brownsville
carry into effect tho request Of the Treasury Depart
ment tho instructions 10 DO sent by telegraph 20 Gal
weston tho Of A. f. Randall special esent, who
Is at Galveston waiting Geographic orders trero being
Geographic communication with Brownsville and
the necessity for military protection TO TIE public
moneys being represented as urgent please favor nae
with copy Of such instructions you may give, II
order that they be TO the Secretary
OF the Treasury Yours truly
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary OF Var.
To General u. s. GRANT, Commanding u ). Army.
HxaDoUErER5 or rHE ARMY, Feb. ii. 1908.
-. 0ficiai cory.
GE0 X. LEFT Assistant AdIutant Generss
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ALAB AMA.

Additional Election Returns-Ovcr Thirty
Thousand More Votes REQUIRED 20 Carry
tho C0nstitutiOE.
MONTGOMERY, Feb II, 1868.
In thirty -four counties the vote for the constitution
stands 81, 73S. Registration in the Same counties.
IL 800 This includes all the negro counties but Hale
and Marcng0 The TWEEN yak remaining counties have
white maiortcs and will not vote at all to carry the
sttuton. Eishly-s thousand votes will have 10 be
poied
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General Gran, 20 fresklenr johnson.

Ex-clIfvg MAssios
WASHINGTON, u. C., Fob. IL, 1868. !,
The ACCOMMODATING letter from General Grant received
since the transmission 10 the House OF Representatives
OF my communication this date Ia submitted TO The
House as part Of correspondence referred 10 IN the
resolution OF the 10th inst ANDREW JOHNSON.
HE,pouAarEns Army UNITED srArrs,l
wAssIsoros, u. c., Feb III, 1868. !
His Excslleucy ASDRgw JoHSs,S President u the
United states
sm-I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your communication OF tho 10Th inst. accompanied W
Nshe statements OF Ave Cabinet Ministers OF their rccol
lection OF what occurred in Cabne meeting on the lslh
OF January.
Without admitting anything contained 10 these state
ments whore ;hey differ from ANYTHING herotofors
stated by me, propose 10 notice ony that portion OF
your Communication wherein am charged with insub
ordination think Il will be psiu the reader OF my
letter OF The aoh Of January that aSi not propose 70
disohoy any legal order OF the President disticy given
but only gave an Interpretation Of what would be
garded a. satisfactory evidence OF tho fresdonts sane
ton 10 orders communicated BY The secretary OF War.
viii say here that your o. the 10Th inst contauE
The nrs, intatlon have had that you did not accept
that Interpretation. Nov for the reasons Tor giving that
i, was Gear 10 me, before my letter Of January 30
written that the person having more public b1si
70 transact with The secretary OF war than any
who had becn instructed 10 disregard the authority
Of Nj. stanton where h.. authority was derived as
cpved letter from the secretary 81 War copy hore
With, dmsc,ns 10 furnieh an escort TO the public
treasure from Rio Grands 10 New 0rleene, &c, at
the request OF the So OF tpe Treasury 10 him
sso ssrd other enclosure, allowing the
~ w Stantoo Secretary Of War by both the secrs
sarv, Of The Treasury and tho Postmaster General all
Of ~sh ensss The Secretary Of War had 70 call upon
ma make the orders requested O, siye The Information
desired and where his authority 70 dc derived in
my view, ~ agent OF the President.
WITH an order 80 clearly ambiguous as 'nassof The
Presidents bcrs referred TO- 10 my duty 10 inform
ths President Of my Interpretation Of IT, and 10 abide by
\ that interpretation until received other orders
plsCa tnpg any intention nov heretofore OF dis.
obeypg egs, order OF the President dstu fly com
nun cstsd remain, very repeatedly your obedis N
servant, Y. > GRANT, Gcnert,
Annexed The ofhclsl documents referred 10 n ,bs
foregoing letter OF General Grant, -
rosr orfics DsrAsssyst cosrRACr Osfor,l
wAsHASoroS Feb. g. 1893 !
sr--l, has been represented 70 this departures. ina
In October las N 'h,ary commission was appointed Y
settle nron some sener plan Of defence Tor the TexA
fr6aer, asd tina, the said commlssioD has made ~
port recommending hss Of posts from The Rio Grand
10 the Red River An application y nov pending in thl
dssay,mSns FOE ehansS 10 We oouyv " The haa An
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National Honor TO Admiral Farm gut.
FLoREscE, Feb II, 1868
grand banquet Is to be given here to Admiral Far
ragut by the members Of the Italian Parliament and the
officers OF the Italian army and navy. The preparations
Tor the affair have commenced but she day when Il viii
take place has not yet been fixed
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LOUISIANA.

THO Convemtion-Disord SquRbbie Over
the Proposed Increase OF Pay.
NV ORLEANS, Feb IL, 1865.
After stormy and disordcry debate to-day the Re.
construction Convention adopted the resolution allow
ing members and employees thirty per cent additional
pay 10 their per diem b. . vote Of 40 10 o. mot ION
10 reconsider Tho vote lost, which caused another
scsne Of disorder amid which the Convention ad
mira I'LL morrow.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Fire at Jamaica PIain-Ioss S70,OOO.
Bosros, Feb H. 1868
The elegant mansion Of Edward N Perkins, Jamaica
Pain with portion or the furniture aud costly paint
ings destroyed by fire night Tue loss Is estima
ted at SO, 900; partly insured.
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GEORGIA.

TsiaI Of the Negro Delegate Bradley In tho
Convention.
ATLANTA Feb. H. 1863
Tho Constitutional Convention engaged today
with the trial OF Aaron Alpeora Bradley negro dele
gsto BY q vote OF 81 to So the whole matter was
COMMITTED, with instructions 70 report on Friday next
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VIRGINIA..

burning Of the Revenue Cutter Nemsha-Two
Lives Lost.
FORTRESS MoSGos, Feb. II, 1868.
Tho Revenue cutter Nemaha destroyed by Are
Friday morning while of Wcomico river Two OF the
named John Grnneil, q coxswain. and william
Strong, uaster-a-arms, were drowned
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Justice In BufialO-six Robbers Sentenced 70
an Aggregate imprisonment OF Sixty -four
Years.
BUFFALO, Feb IL, 1868.
In the Supreme Court to-day six highway robbers
were sentenced TO the Auburn state Prison
for an aggregate term OF sxty-four years
and six months, namely :-willam Montague,
nineteen years and three months; John Jones. eleven
years and three months Wm Anderson. ten years ana
three months; Felix Mccarthy, nine years apd three
months Michael, alias ''Cadger,n Whelan, nine years
and three months, and James Halostock negro, five
years aud three months The offences for which they
are Imprisoned were all committed since December.
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. NEW YORK.

Caucus Of Republican Members Of the Legi--
inturc-Ira Buchanan Nominated for Police
Commissioners.
ALBANY, Feb. II. 1858.
CAUCUS OF the republican members OF tho Legis-
laturs held this evening in the Assembly chamber
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for Police
Commissioner. Ira Buck man, of Brooklyn, was nomi.
mated on the first ballot, receiving thirtytwo Of the
forty seven votes cast.
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The Evening Telegram Has Now ~ tircul n
all the other evening combined
Il evening beat I'm
tcInpogarcs following
IN THE FIRsF EDITION 1T CONTAINED
COMMERCIAL NEWS BY CABLE.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON,
HUMOROUS SCENES IN ThE POLICE CCURT
MORNING REPORTS FROM WALL STREET.
THE LATEST LOCAL AND SUBURBAN ITEM
IN THE SECOND EDITION
PROGRESS or THE BALL SEASON.
sIhNEs AT A WASHINGTON AUCTION,
rDLlIfCAL CAMPAIGN IN THE EAST
AND
THE BOGrs MORO PRINCE HNfOSE n
IN rHE THIRD EDITION
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES OF CONGf y4s
LAW AND CRIMINAL COURT fSfELiL0i NCE'
THE Latest TkLE0RAPHIC NEWS FR IN IN.
PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE NEW IMPEACHkEkT PROJECT EXP LoDED
COCK FIGHrINO AT TROY, N. Y.
THE NINTH WARD SUICIDE AND no UEsr
TIE PRESIDENTS flNaL LbfIs" !" 0LNERAI.
AND
MONEY TRADE. STOCK AND MAXINE REPORTS
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AUS TRiA.

The Legislature In Session.
vienna, Feb. H. 1893
me ReIchsrath has reassembied, and both houses
Lsvs organized for business
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wHIsSsx SEIZURES IN BOSTON

New York Inspector Arrested and Dis-
chnrGed-Proce stiiuRs AGnipst n Dissiiicr for
Alleged Perjur, md False imprisonment.
(From tho Eveaipg Post.l
BOsrc~ Feb IL, 1868
Inspector Couatty and Deputy Porter, Oh Collector
Baey's once, in the Fourth Revenue district OF Now
York. yesterday made seizures o< spirits and rectying
establishments OF s. c. Boehln Co. aud r. r. Sander
son. in this city. Subsequently complaint of SAM
derson, Inspector CJnatsy arrested writ issued
by tho Superior Court OF Massachusetts Application
was at made for writ OF habeas corpus and Mr.
Conatty brought before the Chief Justice Aftor
hearing this morning ho,was discharged.
Proceedings have already boon taken Tor tho arrest
and prosecution or Ssnderson 10 the Usited Staies
Court a charge OF PERJURY. Action has also be0a
mont.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP HENRY CaaWcsY
Her Departure Yesterduy-seoass on sLs
Wharf.

Wharf.
This steamer, commanded by Captain A. a. Gray. lefS
pier No. AZ North river yesterday with unusually
large number Of passengers Their respective dessns-
tons include ports OF Central America, South Pacific
New Zealand Australia Japan and China California
aud tho great country beyond
The passenger list numbered eight hundred and sxty.
three two nundred and ninety In tho cabins Those Tor
ports in China. Australia and New Zealand arc a. fol-
iows:-Hong Kong-Rev Joseph keivy and vito, DR.
2 r. Power United States Navy. Shangbae-Rev. W.
I. Morrison and family, A. A. Preston. Melbourns-W
g. Negus wclington--Jchn Milne George Barton md
wife. These few do not include tthe OF what will
leave In the connecting steamer Great Republic from
san Francisco, March 5, many preferred TO sail In
previous Steamers resting while 10 California Tbs
Henry Chauncsy had eleven hundred tons OF freight
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pENNS YLVANlA.

Repeal Of the Gettysburg Lottery Act by the
LEGISLATURE.
HARRsRrRo, Feb IL, 1858.
The bill repeating the Gettysburg Lottery bill passed
chs Legislature to-day.
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DR.. t.iit~ryAS Patent Piie Instr suras,t Nut
PILE BALN the only positvn for PiAcs IT, any
I..lrumso. Wa noI o. ham an y mail ~ Pile s-ln
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A-uo., g. Cha.don Champagne

Having iecslNel the ma snltmsn' -. Most A
chandon's yIs IMPERIAL lGRELS SEA- - vFIZIN AZ
and rfEuR DE slILRRY OF TIE Exc stLEyr VIZ.
TAGE ia6, beg 20 call the attention OF tae nnht. y,
these Wines especially 90 the WIN iaPE RIAI uynFEN
sEAli which has been pronounced .! ano,sssurs
superior 10 ans o'hef champagne pcoe imported
country.
rhc above sale II AL first class ss.t.
la Wines Va tn.t city, AsLho NY OECHS
Solo Agent tor Messgs Moct Cha nd9n Ia H. 4 :
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abuses nc nento ioah and sasy Manhd, VITA - NJ,
ohaisv. Addreas Howard Association, bon n, rhin..
GeIrEia
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stsT. n,ee In sseordsssa with ne Slnrense u ~
Worka rwellysluh,h sheet secsnd avenue and Tweay-
nlnih stfecL Nsn HoTk
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aoooex ar later n Neglected. told will De-
ssop coassn, 0og so,,ns.s ssnsn: ~ f. nsa
sumption In insisrees the safaa eanss viii produ
Bronehts disease 81 be branches o. TIE wndpipe: In
sslsi compisln,s yASSs's EtfItT0SAS ia both paE
l,.,ss nd : eursys, a. hs osmoay Of thousands Aat
~ worldwide Population l,tes.; while in Coughs and
Colds sets sceiy 400 then Sxen acsordine " a,rca
r.nss 80 a. amsdiss trid sci3 sy iii dsusssn
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Batcho,or'. HAIR Qyc.-Ttyc Beet m tho
world; l1eonly perfect Dye; hsmb tnsi>ntsns
Factory 10 Asnd street
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cad M ofrr n ON gilsn GAlyAHH 81 BIO,
$40 Ghes,Is,it sfeeh Fhlsdclrhs.
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A Delightful, Exhi,.rssins = sr.a,,ou a. ma.

Iess y s's ss,ors, ssS h.r 10 s TIE TAR
strength aud beauty, stoIs Its tally al once Gan
ussi freely; i harmless dclsate hlrdressnr soil Nv
ali druga.a,. SARAH A. CnFN,ALiTR Nj n - y
llxg ftr,~r.as ~.
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Ser.' Sa &. t: cure, sses,afBs ~ scH ssA o AZ
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A Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures Coco
inpAfts line gloss and In superior TO French ponaf'
and oils alcoholic washes.
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wss., Teup~e., mud Ornamsntat Hriy.-uc.t
.u.luy hsr uye I'D uals uys,ng AL erora eArcaklN
A1'5 u Boad sLAu