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rscs;vs, Bus to ask Of me, before the proper
fine what was not seasonable, was vulgar
fol,v For me to announce i, TO promise il,
would have been taken for verbiage, for
charlatanism To do so, then, was not my
may. repeat, it was necessary for
ms to conquer at Moscow.
I With the same turn Of thought, and with
this kingly model constantly before him, Ma
polecn Ill. may have felt that it was vi
tally necessary for him to have conquered on
fhe Rhine and to have dictated peace at Ber-
lin. Recalling what he had done for the
Identification of Paris and the extension OF
French trade and commerce; for the extinc-
Zion of pauperism and the facility of acquiring
= homestead by honesty and toll; the cement
ing of friendly alliances and the progress OF
colonial dominion; the protection of Turkey
and the liberation Of Italy from Austrian and
Bourbon Performances the desire to give
France natural frontiers, marked by great
rivers and lofty mountain ranges, and, above
ALL his suppression of turbulence and his
Insertion of the laws supremacy, the captive
pf Wiihelmsh0he may well lament that he had
hot the area, the traditions and the tempera-
tment OF the United States to deal with in the
land and the people he sought to govern.
1t was in turning his face away from the
task actually before him at home and in the
countries cotermiaous with his own that Ma
poleon /. committed his first fatal error. His
long, costly and futile preparation for the
Invasion of England wasted time, energy and
means that would have consolidated his dy-
nasty in France, and England was his execu-
Eoner at last 1t was in his expedition to
Mexico and in the consequences which inevi-
tably followed it that Napoleon Ill. lost the
double prestige Of infallible statecraft and
military prowess. The march Of the grande
nrmEe on Russia was q desperate effort to
retrieve the follies Of Boulogne; the raid
upon the Rhine was tardy attempt to replace
the laurels lost when the French army that
had enthroned Macmillan re-embarked at
Vera Cruz.
Was there not something in all this which,
If amended, in each case, according to the
Standard of Washington and after the pattern
of America, would have secured loftier
result even with that long-sufIering family Of
peoples in Europe upon whom illustrious men
who fail find it so easy to cast the blame OF
their own decisions? To own fault and tell
wherein the error lay, for the benefit Of truth
and humanity, is better than to be
Prisoned in ermine and a velvet chair.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpaN MeNEr MARKEr.-LoNpeN, Nov. 25-4 80 M
Consos closed at @ Tor both and the Ams
rlcan securities DUR United States vctweBty bonds Of
1864, I5x do, 1886, old issue, S714 de- 1857 So
fories, $50 Stocks fat Ere Railway shares, 90 IN
Dois Central Railway shares l0 Atlantic Great West
ern, 49,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAaKFT.-LIvKRPOoI, Nov. Is
430 r. M.-The cotton market closed fat Mddling
lands, sd sd middling Orleans 93sd a9d. The saes
OF the have 10000 bales including 1900 for export
and speculation. The sales OF the week have been $4,000
bales including 1900 for export and 1000 for speculation
The stock In port estimated at $4,000 bales of which
s are American The receipts of the week have been
bO 200 bales, of which 23. 900 were American.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrFs MARRBr.--LrvERPooL. Nov.
254 30 MThe receipts of wheat this for the past
three days have been % 0 quarters; American, 0O.
Wheat U.s. 3D. lis 81. per Genital for California white
red Western spring les los 3D. lUs Id Flour
24s 3D. per bb Peas 3ss 3D. per quar-
ter for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PRovrsroNs MARxKr.-LIvERpe0L, Nov.
254 80 r. MPork, 1908 per sb for EasterD PRIME
Bacon, 49, per cw for Cumberland cut, aud declining
Lard Sos per
LONDON PRonuoE MAnKEr.-LosDoS, Nov. 2bTal-
low hrmer, at ass 3D. per Renned petroleum frmer,
at L. I'd gallon Clover seed ala per cwt for American
red. Linsecd oil easier, at I29 los. per ton.
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Hcavy Rains and Violent Storms-R ovolu-
tionary Conspiracy Discovered in Lima
Large Fire In CaIlnO - Insured tiouary
Movement in Bolivia.
PANAMA, VIA HAVANA Nov. %, 1870.
In consequence OF heavy rains in the country near
Buena Vista the railroad has been submerged to an
extent OF eight miles. The flood Is now subslding
A severe norther has prevailed for five days. The
Arizona, Brunow, on the 18th cut her hawsers and
put TO sea-
News from Lima, OF the 14th inst, has been re-
ceived. conspiracy for an insurrecton had been
discovered and the leaders punished. An inter-
ce pied letter from exPresident Prado now at Val
paratso, to Senator Benavldes duplicates both.
The Editor or III NdctOndl was accused of partici.
patton In the movement and imprisoned.
the store OF Jose Beghole, at Callao, had been
destroyed by dre.
In Bolivia on the 22d ulJ. a revolutionary move.
ment headed by General RendOn, was attempted.
He proclaimed himself President. Martial law .aas
been declared In the State OF Potosi. fight is ni-
minent between the government forces ana the
revolutonsts
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY M s7oTRIpIE SHEET

twenty per cent than they can be purchased in
this market. Our Long Island and New
Jersey garden truck" raisers might make
note Of this and govern themselves accord
ingly. But we suppose that tho high rates
demanded here on vegetables and other
market stuff are the result Of system Of
specializing or forestalling by "middlemen"
that has been allowed to creep into our
market, much to the prejudice Of consumers
Our Superintendent of Markets should look
into this abuse and ascertain II corrective
cannot be applied.
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THE NATIONAL IMMIGRATION CONVENTION.
Memorial 10 Congress Regarding the PrOtec-
ton Of Immigrant Passengers Lines Of
Travel.

Memorial TO Congress Regarding the Protec-
ton Of Immigrant Passengers On Lines Of
Travel.
CHICAGO, Nov Is, 1870
The committee appointed by the National Immi-
grafton Convention at indianapolis to memorlaze
Congress met at the Sherman House In tins city to-
day. The resolutions presented to the Convention
were taken up and the following was then
Drafted
In regard to the first two resolutions, your memo
raliss would present TO your honorable bodies that
the Convention when we represent embodied dele
gates from twenty-five States and one Territory OF
the Union, and that 1t was composed in great
measure OF men who had given much OF their time
and attention, both in this country and in Europe,
10 The subject OF transporting emgrants from
Europe !, ana In , placing before you the
that emigrants are frequently placed i'll badly VEN
tilated ships supplied with insufficient food, de-
unproyided with proper medical attendance, ana
even IN vessels where proper sanitary regulations
are enforced the laws OF the United States are vio
lated by overcrswding the steerage. Your memo.
raiss believe that as great or greater evils exist IN
the and transit OF emgrants as III their Transports
Your memoriaiists call especial attention to the
fact that by far the greater number Of emigranis
landing az our seapOrts pass Immediately 10
the Western and Southwestern States and Terri.
tories; and that during such transit they are sub
leeled 70 many abuses, such as crowding INTO cars
proper facilities for obtaining cheap and wholesome
food and an adequate supply OF water; that they
sent by crcuitons routes TO accommodate
certain railroad companies; that they are
ticed Ny runners into boarding houses against their
wishes ana inmcal TO their interests; that they are
unable to nave their baggage checked through, and
that thereby they frequently lose IL, aud that they
ARE insuied by deck hands and thieves on the river
ana lake steamers.
The annual report OF the Commissioners OF Emil
grafton OF the State OF New York for the year ending
December ST. 1892 corroborates fully the conviction
which has been forced upon the minds OF the memo
rialists that II has become an imperative duty with
the United States government TO carry out tue
objects above recited. AMI they respectfully urge
that the proposed ConveDioo of representatives Of
the united States ana fore ~ernments for the
better proection OF steelasa ,sengers on the high
seas be held at tlU earliest practicable
time. Tho memorialis,s also call special al.
tention 70 the annoyance and INJURIES
frequently imposed on Immigrants by the
acton OF Custom House inspectors all OF which arc
referred to In the said report the Commissioner
OF Emigration OF the state OF New York.
The Committee then adjourned until this evening.
when inc report will PROBABLY be completes
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ENGLAND.

Tho Public School Board EiectiOn--A Reli-
giOus Medley and No ReligiOn-Commercial
Failure.
LONDON, Nov. %, 1870
At the election IN Manchester to-day for a School
Board fifteen members were chosen, two OF whom
are Roman Catholics. A poll shows six Church
men, Two Wesleyans one Presbyterian, two Secu-
larists, one woman Lydia Becker), no religion and
one ragged school advocate, no religion The Secu-
laiists obtained the lowest number OF votes.
There were FORTY candidates. Lydia Becker got
10, 249 votes out or &C. 5l3 electors
Robert Wright h Co., chain ana anchor makers &C
sunderland. have stopped work, Much distress has
resulted from this failure.
The appeal OF the Rev. Mr.. MackInochie from the
sentence csndemning him FOR Romaniziag tenden.
cles has been decided against him.
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Tho New King OF spain FavorsbIy Thought
Of-De RoGas' Speech--The Elections-In-
crease In the Customs Revenue.
HAVANA, Nov. %, 1870.
the news OF the Duke OF Aostas election 10 the
Spanish throne was very favorably received. The
journals and public appear to be pleased at having
KING. Captain General De Rodas, at the levee held
on the occasion, made speech In which he said he
was GLAD that the Spanish people had decided at
last ana that the period OF temporary rule had
passed. lie hoped the choice OF the Cortes had
iaiien on good king whose reign would initiate an
era OF prosperity and peace for Spain.
The journals merely referred to tho election the
day after the reception of the news.
The majority OF the people here IL composed OF
monarchlsts. There are but few republicans.
The customs revenue or the past year, under the
administration Of Senior santos, shows an increase
OF $500o,o 900 over the last
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Cabinet AGairs i'm Erazil-The Argentine
Kebeis-INoBtcvideo Still In Danger.
LISBON, Nov. 25, 1870.
The regular mali steamship from Rio Janelro ar
lived here to-day, bringing dates from that city to
the 9th inst. The news is generally unimportant
Pelses who had been rendered the war portfolio OF
Brazil, had refused.
The rebels In the Argentine republic were ap.
parenlly gaining or eund.
The siege of the city OF Montevdeo by the reyolu-
tionists was imminent.
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FREAKS OF A MANIAC.

Fearful Scene in IL Church--StrussIe for Life
Between "a Priest and a Maniac.
CINCINNATI OHIO, Nov. 25 1870
man named Anthony Hoop manifesty suffering
from partial insanity entered st. Xavier Catholic
College to-day, armed with Ratchet and long
knives, saying the Jesuils were getting too much
powe. In this country and he wanted to die for
Jesus and created great conservation by attack ing
the priest Father O'Neil cut on the left arm in
painful, though not dangerous manner and mum
Der OF other priests received slight injuries before
the man was arrested.
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
SeamcH's Pay in MISUNDERSTANDING Infelli
gence-The Whaling Fleet.


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25 1870.
Honolulu advices to Nov. have been received.
The United States Consul had fixed the rates for
paying off American seamen. for sperm OIL 7sc.;
for Arctic and walrus, 33c for coast, SIC; for Arc
tic bone, 53c. for walrus teeth, 12c.
Sailed October II, ship John Bryant, for New
York; october 49, United States ship jamestown,
Islands.
TAs following whalers had arrived:-Henry Tabor,
with 1850 bbs. oil and 2l,000 lbs. bone; Norman,
with $50 bbls. oil, 800 lbs bone; Monticello with
300 bbls oil; J. d. Thompson, with 1900 bbls. oil,
To- 900 lbs. bone; William the First, with bbl.
oil. 900 lbs. bone; VIM. Rotch with 100 bbls oil
Alaska with 740 bbls. Oil, $500 bDls bone; Jose
Rhine with 1000 bbls. OIL 10000 lbs. bone; Seneca
lbs. bone Julian with 1900 bbs. OIL IS 900 lbs bone
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IRELAND.

Corporate Sympathy with the Fenians
DUBLIN, Nov. 25, 1870.
The Lord Mayor and corporation OF Dublin peri-
ton for the pardon Of the Fenian convicts.
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ROME.

Travels of the Papai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tho
Bull by the Horns.
FLORENCE, Nov. rs, 1870.
The Pope's Encyciical which was printed ut Ge-
neva, has been posted in prominent places in Rome.
One Of the journals Of the latter city, which re-
printed the document, was promptly seized by the
Italian authorities.
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TIL. PACIFIC COAST.

Crrenbaciss for Caliiornia-The London mud
san francisco Bank.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. %, 1870
National currency to the amount OF IS 900, 900
was received at the Sub Treasury here on the 23d
from Washington, overland.
The London and san Francisco Bank, ex-Gover-
nor Latham manager, on January /, 1871, win alb
s0rb the cid banking house OF John Parrot. Mr..
Parrott taxes STOCK vaced al half million dollars.
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BOSTON, Nov 25 1870
The building No. PSI Washington street was de-
stoyed by fire last night and the occupants suffered
seriously in the loss OF goods Among the losers are
Christopher Kirmes. hairw orker; w. r. Horner,
window shade and curtain fixtures; Brown Pickett
CO. millinery goods, and Branfgan Co.. cloths.
Inc loss IL about 10000.
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Pacific, with Europe Armed ut tho Gates
Foreigners Rcassured.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1870.
Later advices have been received from China.
The news is more pacific.
The firm attitude taken by England ana France in
the matter OF the Tien-tsin massacre had had the
effect to encourage the trading classes there toward
whom the natives had daily grown more insoleat.
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Extensive ConHagration in EImira.

Extensive Conf grafton in EImira.
ELMIRA Nov 25 1870
The entire contents OF L. Bush's auction store, No.
1875 Water street. were burned on Thursday evening.
Insurance, $1,000. The stores adjoining were more
or less Injured. Mrs Hagedorn. miliner. and J.
Jacobs, clother, were the principal sufferers The
entire loss Is between $50, 600 aud $4,000.
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Bringing Out the Big Guns-An Infantilc
Royalist.
FLORENCE, Nov. 25, 1870.
The Italian artillery Is to be increased Mt once
A son has just been born TO the Duchess OF Aosta.
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TRLDCRAPuIC NBWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
-~>~->>~>~>~>>>@~~>~~~~>
German National Progress in The Palace
Of the French Kings.
~~~><~eN>~~~~~~~~~~>>S~~~
Italy to Arm With Her
Great Gums.
King Victor Emmanuel Fighting
the Papal Bull.
CHINA PACIFIC UNDER CONFUSION.
GERMANY.

National Consolidation in the Face Of the
Enemy.
LONDON, Nov. %, TITO.
special despatch from Berlin to-day states that
the treaty OF the North German Bund was signed on
the part OF Bavaria at Versailles
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A.-Scrc Throat, Cough, Cola and Similar
troubles II suffered In serious pulmonary
anecions ofentimes incurlbie. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROUBLES reach directly the seat OF tho
almost instant relief They have been thoroughly tested,
and MAINTAIN the good reputation they justly acquired
IA there limitations. be to obtain the uine.
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A.-Furs M Popular Prices, nutncturcd
expressly for Broadway trade. Choice Northern
at S3U Royal Err inc, 40 and upwards; Astrakbau Ses
S12; London made Seal Saclues S7d HudsoDs
Bay Sable Sets, ~ below misses Sets
~ and upwards; all GOODS warranted represented.
BURKE, 6sI Broadway date of i6s roadway
hatt Fult aLre
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Tho Aspinwaii Gable Laid--TeIcsrnphic

Tho Asp'nwaii Gable Laid-Telcsrnphic
Communication With Panama.
HAVANA, Nov 25, 1870.
Though no official notification has been given
OF me event by the officers OF the Panama
and West India Telegraph Company, there Is
good authority for announcing that the telegraph
cape between jamaica and Aspinwal has been laid
ana that teiegfaphic communication with Panama
IL cohpetc. IL ~ understood that messages of TO-
London. - - -
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A.-Tooth Brushes Of Best English Make as
very low prices.
DITMAN a CO., Astor House rharmacy
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Bntchclor's Hair Uyc.-Thc Fest In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable, instanta
neous. Factory, 10 Bond street.
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A Genuine Weather strip like ROebuclk,u
makes any house storm proof. So Fulton street.
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A Specific for All Kidney Diseases Found in
Misssquoi Water A fresh supply received.
J. II. henry, No. d College placaAa
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Bleaching, Cicanina and Dyeing.-y0rd,s
Offices, s2t Broadway iSa Broome street Broad
way, ana III kighta avenue Ladies' and gcntemen'r
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HEAVY FROST IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is, 1870,
There was heavy frost here to-day.
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Ball, Blacls 81 TO-,

BnIT, EIarh AZ tO.,
JEWELLERS AND sILVERsMlTIs.
5t5 AND 567 BROADWAN
offer n very large and choice stock very tine
YHREE.QUAkfER PLATE
NAlfEAM Watches,
IN new styles OF specially made 20 their order.
These watches aYcellad beauty, hnish
me-kecping Qualities b. any which DO bought
spending prices
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The women,s suffrage Movement.

The convention of refcrmers of both sexes
interest of the women's suffrage movement has
proved to be miserable failure. Some of the
old stagers who have figured at like conven-
tons for the last two decades were there, and
the usual quantity of pickering and squabbling
took place, but the exhibition did not draw,
the people Of Cleveland did not take any inte-
rest in the show, and the curtain fell upon
troupe Of discontinued actors who had failed
to attract an audience, and who started to
make the best of their way out of city which
failed to appreciate their sublime efforts in the
cause of humanity. Our correspondent has
hit off lightly the points Of the exhibition. The
usual weekly gathering Of the reforming sister
hood was held in this city yesterday, the say
ings and doings whereat are also recorded in
to-days HERALD. We give, besides, letter
on the same subject from that most imprac-
ticable of refermers, Mazzini. But the emily
real and tangible fact in the whole movement
is the election yesterday Of woman as q
member of the School Board in Manchester,
England. The telegraph eurtly gives her name
and quality as Lydia Becker-No religion"
Is not that description very apt to apply to
most of those professed refOrmers whs are so
anxious to unsex themselvesl"
ANOTHER DODGE OF THE WHIsKEY RNG.-A
Western paper gives currency to report that
the ''whiskey ring" will combine this winter to
induce Congress to raise the tax from fifty
cents to one dollar per gallon. The stills have
been kept running constantly for months, and
there is an immense stock on hand, on which
the profit would be enormous If tho tax was
increased. When will the country be relieved
of the operations of the mammoth combination
known as the "whiskey ring?" Its hand is
seen in almost everything that comes before
Congress- and its touch is deadly to all public
reforms unless It's demands are complied with.
THE AVERAGE RATE OF TAXATION IN
BROOKLYN for this year is as high as three
dollars and eighty-six cents on every hundSsd
dollars worth Of taxable property. Owners
of real estate in some wards complain, at the
same time, that their property has been
assessed largely in advance of last years
This is clearly fictitious increase Growing
as Brooklyn is every day, real estate has
not advanced five per cent in the past year.
All this looks as though the men who are
running the machine of government had no
permanent interest in the prosperity Of that
city, but were making hasty grab at the spoils.
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OBsTRUcTING HARBoR NAVIGATION. Gem
plants are frequently made to us about the
annoyance and delay in the trips of the At
lantic street and Hamilton avenue ferries,
occasioned by the long lines Of towboats that
are continually passing and repassing the
slips. There is reason in all things, and there
is no reason why these lows should have entire
control of the barber near the ferries dt those
hours when thousands of persons are passing
to and from their places Of business. The at
tentien of Harbor Master Hart is particularly
called to this public grievance.
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Clirchuah's tilusivc WIS and Ladies' 0rDa--
mental bhf-rnest best httiu. Factory i9s Broadway.
between Grand ana Broome.
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A Cnrd.-TiAnny e. Co.,
UNION sQUAR

having removed to their Store, entire
importation for the Holidays Selected expressly for their
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CURIOUS PHASE IN VEGETABLE CoMMERoE.-
Inc keeper of enc Of the principal restaurants
In 'ne lower part of the city purchases his
supplies Of cauihowers and other fresh vege-
taoies In England, and after paying freight
en- argos tariff duties and other expenses,
obtains them cheaper by from fifteen to
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Cristn80r0's Unrivsilca Hair Dye.--S0ld
and applied at hs wiz and scalp factory. Mo- hsor lie
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A.-lIcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l BROADWAY corner Murray street
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Unvid's STYLE ~ Gpntie,nen's Hats for tao
winter. Saesroom 2Jsa Broadway, near Duane street.
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Every Genuine BOTTLE of Congress Water
has large &c" raised upon the glass hOse genuine sold
| draught. Depot, ~ Cbanbers atlst.
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Four Gents Foot for Weather Strips.
RoEBUCk BROS. Is Fulton street, near Cliff.
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Gray Hair No Nnr6.-U-e Ihevniicr's life
for the al see aow pleasantly viii do 10 norA. ka>
conmendca bY nhyslcnns.
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Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup FOR Children
Tee.hins.
Bes, and sutesl remedy ~ the woit1
For all Diseases OF Children