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The New York herald., 1872-11-23

CLOSE QUARTERS. Seventeen more votes
would have elected a republican Congressman
in the Greene and Ulster district, and nine
more votes would have elected State Senator
in the same district. This shows the necessity
Of every voter doing his dgtY on election dAY.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

MArAMoRos, via NEW ORLEANS Nov "a 1872.
A telegraphic despatch, dated City OF Mexico,
November IS, announces that Congress has assem-
bled and proclaimed Lerdo de Tcjada unanimously
elected President OF the Republic.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

A.-New Phase OF the Horse Disease.
one ounce three times day of the ELIXIR IODO
BROMIDE OF CALCIUM COMPOUND. 1t has cured in
all cases where used. Predared by
Sold by druggists generally.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

All Scalp Disc axcs, Dondr um, Falling
loss and unmey gray hair unnatural redness OF tho
pimpy eruptons moth patches freckies ana moles
Nov vnrk
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A.-Royal Havaaa LOttery.-Prices Re.
duccd. J. B. MARTINEZ Co, Bakers, ID Wall street,
box (, ,6oj Post office, New York.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 90 1872.
Destructive gales prevailed throughout Wales
yesterday.
Dispatches from various points In the Princi-
palty report losses by levelled houses and ruin Of
other property by the wind.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present. .masA, -~-S
ready contains . select story cnntled, "Maras
or, The Girl without References" together With
the very Latest News by telegraph from All Paris
OF the World up to the hour Of publication; Mur-
der OF A. +. ONeill; Another Jersey City Murder;
q wealthy Merchant Mysteriousy Murdered ana
Robbed; Boston Again Scared; the Great Com
nagration In Brooklyn; Whole Family Tortured
by Party OF Burglars; Execution OF q Desperate
Negro Murderer in West Chester, Pa. the Horsa
Dropsy; Strike in the Coal Mines; the "veiied
Murderess;' How Saturday Night Is Spent in the
Fourth Ward Blood's Bondage and WOOdhuIpS
Defiance. IL also contains the latest News ~,
Telegraph from Washington; Political, Reiigious
Artistic, Literary and Sporting Intelligence; Obit-
uary Notices; Varieties; Amusements; Editorial
Articles on the prominent topics OF the day; Our
Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle Horse
mercial Intelligence, and accounts or all the I'M
portant and interesting events or the week.
TERMs:-Singe subscription. 81; Three copies, 70;
Five copies, ST. Ten copies SIS; Single copies, i've
cents each. limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
Burnett's Miniature TOilets.-Elcgan
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing competa.
Toilet Appcndagc admirably adapted 70 the Toilet rapie
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists sundry every
where.
A.-For q First Glass Dress Business.
- NaVt
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

THE CAPTAIN GENERAL OF Porto RICO.
HAVANA. Nov. 90 1872
1t is reported that the Spanish governments Ia
tends to relieve the Captain General OF Porto Rico
in q few days.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

Bachelors Hair Dy-.-Is the Hest In
the world the only true and perfect dye harmless rslAr
able instantaneous. At all druggists
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
ITALY.

Heavy Flow-Ministerial Inquiry asto
the Cause Of tho Exodus.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

Graefenbcrg Chldrcn's Panacca, SIC. per bottle.
These medicines arc sold by all druggists. Almanac
for 1873 can be had application at the sthce Of a
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

Ask DIR. O'Brienc, 2O4 East Thirtieth
street OF the merits OF DR.. FfrLEHS RHEUMATIC
SIRuP. Il John street. Advice gratis.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

On Marriage.-Hoppy Relief for xounaE
men. Remarkable reports sent free. Address Ho A~D
ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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GERMANY.
Royal Resolve for the Creation Of New Pruszisz
Peers Railway Enterprise Speculation.
rELsGaAms TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

lELEuhRWo w iHC NCW Iuhh nEHNlu
BERLIN Nov. 60 1sfss
His Majesty Emperor William is determined 70
carry out his intention OF increasing the member
ship OF the Upper House OF the Prussan Diet by the
creation of q number of peers
list OF the names OF the new barons- viii b6
published early next week.
RAILWAY ENTERPRISE FORT TRADE IMPROVE.
NENT.
The North German Gazette advocates the con-
struction OF railway from Hamburg to CuKhaven.
II says that the harbor of Cuxhaven is deep,
freezes over, and possesses other natural ad-
vantages which render 1t superior TO rival Dutch
and Belgian ports.
The Counties Reform Bill Debate-Leg>
islative Endorsement OF the Govern.
ment Principle.
BERLIN, Nov. 22-Evening.
The Counties Reform bill passed its second read.
ing in the Lower House OF the Diet to-day. Ali
amendments proposed by the progressive and con-
servative parties have been rejected, and the bllb
as submitted by the government has been adopted
to and including the eighty-third section.
Debate ON the remainder OF the bill will continao
tomorrow.
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The Army Privileges To Be Cur
tailed and Contracted.
11lEcaAMs 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

address to President Theirs, demand of the
Chief of State the following points of citizen
provision for the government Of the nation in
the future, viz
Fi,'st-Tne appointment Of responsible Minis
try.
second-That His Excellency the President shall
not participate in the debates In the Assembly.
Tnird-That the President of the Republic shall
communicate with that body by message only.
PARTY OPPOSITION IN THE NAME OF THE pREsr-
DENT.
The above recited points will be strongly
contested by the parliamentary adherents of
M. Theirs when the reply Of the committee
is presented to the Assembly for its action.
THE TENURE OF OFFICE TERM PRoLoNGATIoN.
The political reports which are just now in
circulation are unanimous in the statement
that there will be no opposition by any party
to the prolongation Of M. Theirs term of Office
four years. popular concession which will,
if granted, bring his age to seventy-nine years
should he live to the legal definite termination
Of his Presidency.
M. Thiers Resolute In the Assertion OF
His Political Convictions.
PARIS, Nov. 22-Evening.
President Theirs to-day told several Of his
friends who called upon him that he sswould
make all reasonable concessions to secure har-
mony in the government but that it was inn
possible for him to relinquish his well-known
convictions"
THE FIRST QUESTION WHICH THE GOVERNMENT
HAS TO SETTLE.
The President this morning received depu.
tation from the party Of the Left Centre in the
Assembly, consisting Of NM. Casimir-
Periers, Laboulaye and Picard, to whom he
said he was sswith them in opinion; but the
first question to be settled was now between
himself and the committee appointed by the
Assembly to draw up a reply to his message" !"
The President Defines His Position and
PARIS, Nov. 22-P. M.
President Theirs appeared before the As
sembly Committee on the Address and spoke
for an hour and q half.
His Excellency urged the members to ter
inmate the present state Of ind cision; reiter-
ated his opinion that the Republic was indis-
pensa BILE, and declared that he was sswilling
to accept the principle of ministerial response
bility and a parliamentary system which
would not completely exclude him from
debate"
The President will attend the sitting of the
committee tomorrow.
DRAFT OF BILL EMBoDYNo NATIONAL con-
soLDATIoN.
The Left Centre has drawn up bill pro-
longing Theirs term four years, provid-
ing for Vice President, who shall
succeed the President in case Of
resignation OF death the President
and Vice President to be re-eligible to Office
only for q second term; one-third Of the
Assembly to be renewed annually; the Presi-
dent to be entitled to suspend the promul-
cation of bills passed by any Assembly until
after the annual election; then, If the As
sembly insists on the law, it must be promul-
gated.
1t is understood that this project Of law
meets the approval of President Thiers.
| Progress or the Work Of Conciliations
with Due Regard for Suffrage and
Right.
/ PARIS, Nov. 22-Evening
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ENGLAND.

An American Acquitted Of Murder Charge
Fenianism in Funeral Demon
stration Ferment.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
Graz efenberg Family Medicines.

David,s style OF Gcntiemen's Hat ss
sg9i. Broadway, near Duape street
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

Coughs. Bronchitis. Consumpsion AR.
HAZARD & CASWELLS COD LIVER OIL - the purcst.
syactest and bes.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

Half Horse and Half Man.-ithcu-
matsn swelltngs Lameness and any kini.of nesA hgnS
or muscle allncnt upon beast cured hy CEN.
TAUR LfNIMENT, the most wonderful discovery oe~
ancient and modern times.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfxes, aasnea. s:, -:
orders ned information furnished highest esm 'v
Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR 4 co, MnaerS ~ ~
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WALES.

Sweep of Destructive Gales Over the Territory
Of the Principality.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

A-Eor q First Glass Hat at Popular
prices call on DoUGAN 2 Nassau OF Ann street
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
MEXICO.

Lerdo. de Tejads Proclaimed a. Unanimously
I Elected President Of the Republic.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Nov. %, 1872.
Spanish Cabinet council, occasioned by the i'll
ness OF King Amadeus, was held last night
The New York herald., 1872-11-23
SPAIN.

The Cabinet in Night Council Consequent on
Amadeus Illness,
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

A,-HPruld BrunCh OmCe, BTOONIyup.
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
Open from 8 A. ". TO r. VI.
On Sunday from To Y. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

style Of HATS in the highest degree arts~
fc elegant stylish The 10 buy your hats s
KNOx's, 2ls Broadway: Uptown residents can mako
their purchases at the Fifth Avenue Hotel store.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

Throat Affections and Hoa Nh,
suffering from irritation the throat snd h9a,scnyss VIZ ~
"a arssi ~ Tie ,ss Of BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRVvHhH
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

A.-F0r o First Glass Dress or Business.
HAT so direct to the Manufacturer EsPENSCHEID. lid'
Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

Gracfcuberg Vegetable Pills, 25c per box.
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

Progress or the Work OF Conciliations
Right.
PARIS, Nov 22-Evening.
At the meeting Of the members of the Left
Centre to-day M. Picard On intimate FREUD
The New York herald., 1872-11-23

ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing a completes
Toilet Appendagc admirably adapted 70 the Toilet Table
and travellers portmanteau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
xvhe
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23

A PRESENT GIVEN AWAY
 to every New Agent this month to sell our new and beautiful Map of U. 8. and World, for 1872, also, New England Map, colored in townships, counties and states, best ever published. $10O to $20O . month on these and our new Pictorial and Re- igious Charts and Pictures, largest and best assortment for Agents in New England. Apply at once to D. l.. GUERNsKY, Con Cord, NH. or Box 3S27, ,Boston.4
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Ten Fer Cent. Net.

1eh SE &|ShO4 G~ SUs
 The Iowa Loan and Trust Company willinyest money on rsclass Real Estate at ten per cent interest," net payable sem-annually in New York, and will guaEanfee the collection of all loans made through its agency All charges paid by tue borrower New York and New England references and full particulars, sent On sp- plication. Samnel Merrill date Governor of Iowa., President. Address, JAMES B. FAREWELL, Sec'y, Drawer 167, Des Moines. Iowa AA
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
Dr. Wells Extract of JllQbeba
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL7

For Young Ladies-at Greenwich, Conn. For For Circulars address Mrs D. s. TROWBRIDGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
A BROAD STATEMENT.

THE CARHART PATENT TwO-HORsE PULvER-
 A ZINC CULTIVATOR is indispensable a farm implement; it is recent and simple invention No farmer can afford to do without it. We ask those who have never seen them to buy them condition that The price is only Twenty Dollars. Address, C. C. BRADLEY SON, Manufacturers, Syracuse, N Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
DR. JULIE ENJ,S
HYDRASTIN COMPOUND

Is remedy of great merit in disease $ of the Kidneys Bladder and Urinary Organs. The ayalid fairly giving it trial will never regret it. Read testimonial:
 NEW BRITAIN, CosN, March 25, 1872. DR- M- I. JUIIHN:-Nearly year ago was suffer- ing from chronic disease of the kidneys and torpor of the liver By the earnest request of your agent persuaded to take two successive doses of your Hy- drastin Compound. from which I received much benefit that commented ordering the medicine at first by the dozen and then by the gross have found that iE has gwen perfect satisfaction in every where have sold i and in my opinion S is the most effective remedy for hveR and Kidney complaints have ever used or sold.-L. q. RossErTEa, firm Ros- setter Goodrich.
 Prepared by B. KEITH O., fl Liberty St., N Y For sale by all druggists.
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a, 'Nuk Dec. TO- 1872 II. the oa,r.,,
Z, f-',, 9htls 81 localuuuns. and bar i,ularl.
tihel ,ihfe cigar makers. YOU are hereby no
az IL ""r books are closed and that We
a >y "e I" loan money on cards. and thar
= "H nave means at N0ur own, Il would
rs 40 work here.
b. order Union No %
T. RotIkr, Cor See boX W
- l"'fiHAl t"uA 'nG NTEK>A ttONAL rEASiBASrl
-. lotI>. Mo Dee 10. 1872
4" H'' ngbrrr, ",.d H,mb,S, VI LoaI s.,.,
GLNrLfNt> / l-reby 1lVe motto. tLa, IN.
constitution adopted BY the international
n'on at lts tghtA Regular Session held in the
''t5 Il =. Louis, Nc. IA September 1872.
has been ratified IA acardance with Art. NV
s., 4, q sad constitution. and in accordance
"'th a resolution adopted hy the above body.
Inch reads
E'so.,-t. lhA al unions not voting upnt,
the adoption or uJcO tiuu at the Constitution
htiure Drt. lst, b., Will b, declared a. Vot-
I'. "a the Sfhna,ve The following is the
vote Tor dd,ptioW
D,ra, avu.tt, :. 7, IL. rs. 81. A., %.
$t. no, ~ btsl - tea llOl
"uhtea lh atNtdais,e y IN the above reSO-
iIunu
n,on, -oD.i-s a. s. 40. ~. "a. ~. "a
m. ~, 81 ,a 81. -. go 81, 4. a. g..
Is. ~. % * =, -. g.. -. -. 81. -
20, ~. IL - q, II. ~. -. ~ leo. tOi
ll4 49, llA. ~ ll-l -. total ~ fprt,
slN -. ah'i t,s 10, i,riug a total vi - fn
adoption
Nv, rJ' f"A tututl. numbers:
&. y IL. "a J.. l.. ~ - q. -. 81 b
II. -, 4. !. s., ~. >. - ~, lOl, lO7,
TO t"taLi "rntv seven ~.
theIvipr' drdarr tho "Iis titati"n adopted
al the Eisht' Egull, Session ~ the lnternA
uon.d mad hdd IA the city 81 st Louis,
""ly rStihresId to Z" INTO effect Jan. LIST, |
lN.t I"t thvtY eminent 81 the International 1
anu l''al uhN- earnestly entreat officers /
y make tharrhr- thoroughly onnversant |
"'tA The law and faithfully rniurce them.
istetnallN yours,
Va \otes. lat Pres
) ln,is. Mo, Dec. 10. 1872
4" m mas anil M-mhvss OJ LOrai |
n.o"s -,sILEAEN
hr rulbNug suIns uf nioueN IA excess OF |
ne lam Of mon No IA, ia their late
stlh~. hse been returned pro rata Ia the
4nIons al-e aanirt
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were served venisor, cooked IN various styl les,
4ad the lellcacie~ Of the se,.son. displayed IN
Flsltrs best style, gave the table All entic-
ing appearance. After the supper the guests
enj4sd themselves ny Singing and other
auu1eunents until after eleven o'clock
RNGEkoUs SIDE MALKS The death Of
Col Pntz Anneke, should suggest to our IN
speCEor of sidewalks the nscesslty oi having
thOse sudden aud abrupt eEdings Of our side
wallis which abound on the north side proper
" protected Had there been any ordinary
precautions taken TO prevent accideuts, the
msGncholy death at worthy and esteemed
citizen would not have occurred nor would
the almost fatal accident At the same place
have Ia lie recorded. The pathway by winch
Uol Anneke lost his life. is situSt-d Ca sup
rior street, little west Of Market. amt Is
nearly ten feet high terminating AZ side
walk cellar
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

-- @+@=
CAUTION livery genuine box Of Dr.. Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS bears the signature
Of FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa, and
their private U 5. Stamp Take NO other, -
The market is full Of limitations. 1t Is the
popular verdict that people who have been
customed to the use a BitteFs 81 Cortiials are
Obliged, eventually, % resort 70 McLA lis
LIVER PILLS for peomanent relief
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CAfARRH,
ASTHMA,
COUGHS AND COLDS,
BRONCHITIS.
sCROFULA

and all other obstinate Diseases Vi the BLOOD prompt
ard thorough will he e9eced la Ill within
the reach 81 human skill To those afflicted with
Of ths nEAkr THROAT AND u NOS, Or suffer
Ing with DYSPEPSIA. and an t. Kindred Ill., cordial
Invitation is extended 10 cali and investigate the AVan
IAg.s offered by LEGITIMATE INSTITUTION whose
attending Physicians Surgeons aud Chemists known
q the highest rank in their profession. II Is
with the greatest pleasure that able 70
TO these SUFFERING LIVING BEIm With that most
terrible Of complaints CANCER, that their disease
Durable.
An obi Phy sicIan. we'll known the ctisens Chi
csxo, and q graduate II u its hest college, Of
nas,iiine will be in constant attendance He hs- fur
paar~ .,a,an
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RuUFISG fhe great feature Of Gilbert
koorhs Is that 1t rs rire-proof instead Vi water
proof Many Of cur roofing manufacturers
exhibit their roofs covered with water As
We said before, gentlemen, 1t wasn't water,
bat lrs thGl 'sstroyed Chicago. See bis Ad-
,ai .lssausnt IA another ooiamA
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Tar ttGAH MAkERs L SIuN So. il.-This
uni.u nst on Friday evening aud y as largely
attended The quarterly repot and other
matter OF interest weiv uhdeI consideration,
and several new hHIpbers utIe admitted to
the uniGn The uaion Is reported to be an .
prosperous condition
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CANCER A SPECIALITY

aud has vet fnd tho rs which hls trsAtmsn
has failed. CALL and INVESTIGATE. friendly
consultation (ssas Nsah1Ag and the satisfactory
evidence will Be given II which have been made
The doctor wll give sPssial attsntsn al CHRONIC
disease, and DISEASES Of WOMEN .a4 CHILDREN
To oil AFFECTED wish AcU FE, ObsaiIale CRONIC
SPECIAL and NERVOUS DISEASES thu nlost aattsr-
ing encouragement b given, and they will enjoy
the hs,sais a the heat professional skin Psens At
distance able Z" call ~end f particulars q
their
will round aeom7asas AssnrsAsn. q Druea, CMem.
SEALS. PersanAeFy, TeIaes Articles. sss.
Physicians prescriptions accurately prepared CHEN
ICAL and OTHER ANALYSES caruf,slly made
For further particulars call a. u address
DESPLAINEs ST DIsPESsARY.
- south Dssplainss a.
Side Entrance on PFics Placa.
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LEs.I>C rHE Ctn While visiting the
severs,! railway delyots Of the ,ity dunug the
past week. We have noticed mNny ul ouI
MOI l. lgnen, especially stone mas.'ns, brick
Layers, and carpenters, taking thr,r dep~r
ture for States north east aud -nuth ot "a
>'iue are golng To spr,.,l the hoh,tAys With
their friends. while others are IA sear Ia 81
employment elsewhere Tins general STAN
pede indicates large Suspension u work Oh
various buildings ia course " erection, and
the gene. .. Decentralization u brildriz a. com
menoe gu ne~ contracts MECHANICS ia other
cities would DO we'll a. sta, al hu.,,e. .,,d moi
come u thicAgo this uiutrr
DRAIN FROM HYpKorHuEIA John Stnck-
ler engineer 81 engine NJ . the " IlliAn.
James died on SUNDAY Afternoon. at the
residence Of Las mother. So lla West Adams
St, under the following singular ,ircunstan-
stances Ga Thursday Of lat week he
complained Of being ~ aud Nss told I" ~
home by the foreman, bat persisted an the
morning, when he be,ame 50 siek h~ va.
Obliged "a retire His mother supposed Ia.
had contracted tile epi2o,tic. A. he ~H= yer.
much attached to horses. And when AYt en
gagged about the engine Was Continually with
the horses IN the stables. HIS SyIupt"Ins
becoming alarming, the >-rs ioes "I Dr
Clark were secured The doctor. upon ex-
animation pronounced the case I" be one g,
hydr"rh"blr The family not l.vIi.g satisfied,
several other ply siciAh> were called ~. ami
= consultation v as held The doctors ,lItier
ed to the nature Of the disease and before
they could decide. " StrickleI died. Ia tL.
opinion Of DR. CLARK the symptoms Il hydro
phobia we're declded, and after the d, AtL u
Strlckler, his SISTER stated that he hnd been
bitten by small iog. which ~As s.eA al the
time, and dIed sho,tly AfteI~ ards al ut
The parents Vi the deceased refused 10 have
g post-morfen examination held over the
body
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John E. DAWsON, late st4tionmastsr at
Windsor, has beeI presented b, AAs friends
With hAnds.I,ie al ca service. valued al $50
oh the Oecaslon VI has TetIrlng rIoli that posi-
tluu
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"Casss a aereassA ewes have hssm iFsqaent bua lhsy
have ysdsd " every inssAass 10 thu tFsAimsua prea-
enbsd BY DR. J. y. Wakes, 0sniist q tAh cay
Kspsesy shDuld The caas ii Morris LAssre be noticed
Uhs rscsBsred mFdy iron opsrAftaa pssSoxznsa On
ess eye, that ths oshsr mishs b saved
~. 49, WaAhsss wsuaIse aaA A.riss.
Essahsahsd A. D., lse1, 200 wsst Madison street,
hims O.