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The New York herald., 1872-10-26
Chicago Greatly Excited-The Teutons
Condemn the Puritanical Law-The
Temperance Men Jubilant and Hopeful.

Cnlca&O Grcauy Exc1te0-Vne TeutOnS
Condemn the Puritanical Law-The
Temperance Men Jubilant and Hopeful.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Oct. 25, 1872
The question Of enforcing the Sunday Liquor law
is an absorbing one just now among both friends
and opponents of the law. Last evening there was
large meeting OF Germans at the Twelfth street
Turner Hail. and resolutions we're passed condemn
ing the law as a relic of Puritanism and an in
fringement OF the constitutional rights of citizens;
declaring they would oppose 1t and use all
means to secure its repeal; requesting the
Mayor to suspend the enforcement OF the law
until the organization OF the new Common Council,
and pedging themselves to support no candidates
for State, county or city ofices who not known
to favor similar views on the subject. Speeches
in accordance with the spirit Of the resolutions
were made by Francis LOckner, the President OF
the North American Turner Bund; Emil Dietsch
and other prominent Germans.
There we're also several meetings of temperance
men in different quarters OF the city, which were
addressed by Rev. Robert Collyer, Rev. Mr.. Park
hurst, Rev. w. A. Bartlett and others, who ex-
pressed determination to stand by the authori-
ties IN sustaining and executing the law at all
hazards.
AZ a meeting in the North Division preliminary
steps were taken to place temperance ticket Tor
members Of the Legislature In the field.
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NATIONAL UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
The New Council Elected-The Bible Re-
jected I'm Educational establishments
and Public Schools.

NAecteO-Ine Hes
jected I'm Educational Embellishments
and Public Schools.
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 25, 1872.
The National Unitarian Conference to-day elected
the following officers President, Ebenezer Rock
wood Hoar, OF Concord, Mass; Vice Presidents
George William Curtis, Of New York; Daniel L.
Shorey, Of Chicago; Geo. Partridge, OF ST. Louis JOS
81. Choate, Of New YORK; Seth Padelford, OF Prov-
dence; Onslow Stearns, OF Concord, N. H.. General
Secretary, Rev. George Batcheler, OF Salem Mass. ;
Treasurer, Henry p. Kidder, OF Boston; Council
Rev. Henry w. Bellows ofNew York; Rev. Edward
Everett Hale OF Boston; Rev. James Freeman
Clarke, OF Boston; William D. Werden, OF Provi-
dence; Rev. Rush r. Shipper, Of Boston; Robert 8.
Rantoul, Of Beverly, Mass. Adams Aver, OF Bos-
ton; John H. Haywood OF Louisville; Dorman b.
Eaton, OF New York; Charles E. Stevens, Of Ware,
Mass.
On recommendation OF the committee the consti-
tuition was amended so that one-half or the council
shall consist OF new members each year, one-halr
OF the members annually retiring.
The relation between public and religious ed u
cation the subject OF an elaborate essay by the
The speaker advocated neither Papa nor Prot
estant system Of education, but a combination OF
He was opposed to the use OF the Bible in the pub
lie schools and thought that religious training be-
longed to the Sunday school alone, and that no
public funds should be expended for sectarian edu-
cation. The essay was supplemented with the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were adopted:-
Whereas the American idea of public education is that
the child Of every citizen shall be provided with the best
opportunities for an education the States can afford.
cording to the views Of its best educators and whereas
by the laws Of the land expressly fixed In the constit
ton Of the States and Of the nation The
right force upon the citizen his children religious in
struction contrary TO his conscience therefore,
Resolved, That no obstacle be permitted to remain
which shall deprive child OF the grandest
being moulded into American life
Resolved That resist to the uttermost any attempt
cent OF the public funds for any denomna-
tional or sectarian purposes.
Resolved That while Welding 10 no body of religions
worshppers in our reverence for the Bible and our
grateful acceptance OF the truth II contains, and
not insist upon it essential useful part OF
public school system.
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AWARD OF CONTRACTS.

Commissioner Van Mort, Of the Departments I
Pubic Works. has made the following awards I
contracts, the proposals for which were opened O
Tuesday and Wednesday iast:-
sixw.ss4sh Streets Eighth and Ninth avenues. :. :,
sewer IN Fiisy sis IL street between Eleventh ave-
nue and Hudson River. 70 y Lumnsy for, ,t Rn
First avenue and between Second and Third ave- "a
tenth avenue 20 T. Z j. Cunningham. for -. sea
sewer IN iioth street. between Fifth and Eighth :.
ond avenues to Farley stuart for ......,.... 23G
The Hudson River 70 Y McGabe asOs
ss ssf Dry dock stree.
h%esuiating % grading &C.: Tooth street, from Eighth
Rssadrtns ssrd q ss sTrSans asssa fS s
Paving twenty fourth street from Tenth 70 Eev
enth Avenue to Everard, for l5O41
rsDlps First street from Bowery to Houston street.
Paving Third street from Bowery to East River 10 'o0
rsv,ns ninth street, from First avenue TO avenue
Paving eighteenth street. from Fourth avenue to
the East River. 70 d. Daily, s9o2s
avenue, toP Magnn. for ................,.. 6.7sl
nue except between Filth and Sixth avenues. to
Paving Fitythlra street rom Eighth to Tenth - =,
nuc, 70 John E Devlin for -. ZNl
Paving Eighty third Street ,Ss from Third 10 Eiah ave-
Paving Eighty sixth street from Third 10 Finn !.
Paving lightly seventh street from Second to Fourth
psyims Ninth y ayenao from 10 Forty
afth street to r T. masinn fo1. s4ess
psyiSs Thirty street iIom seventh avenue > e.
Proposals for seven different pieces OF work are
laid over for consideration.
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COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
Judge Sutherland Nominated for City
.IudUe-Other Nomtn q tfOna.

Judge-Other Nominations.
At the meeting OF the Committee OF Seventy, last
night, Mr.. John Wheeler, vice-charman presided; !;
Messrs. oswald Ottendorfer and Philip BissInger,
recently elected members, were present and were
cordially received. on the disposal OF routine
business prepared by the secretary, Mr.. simon
sterne, the chairman OF the Committee on Elec-
tions, Mr.. Joseph II. Choate, made the report from
be endorsed as the candidate for City Judge,
Adclph Kessler for Coroner and Benjamin X.
Phelps for District Attorney. The report was
adopted.
committee was then appointed to prepare
comprehensive plan for running boxes and dstrib-
utng tickets bearing the names OF the candidates
OF the Committee on the day Of election, which
oAxRittee will report this evening.
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In Buffalo there not well horses enough to carry
merchandise through the streets. Boats on the Eric
Canal are tied up from one end 70 the Other and thou
chester the Common Council has regulation
tor hand carts there being horses TO truck goods and
Is with difficulty that they be obtained TO attend
funerals The President OF the United States has sent
sructons to Cosu the Canadian line to prevent
the further importation OF diseased horses There are
day The disease travels in the air. and seems to attack
about nehIrd of the horses in stable at the n-
slant Then others down by degrees. 1t exhibits
three phasesthe catarrhal rheumatic aud gastroery
sipelatous-and all termed eplzootic influenza.
Its treatment Is not understood and the disease is re
quenty fatal The animal must be kept unusually warm
and cleans the legs throat &c. washed with emoients
The CENTAUR LINIMENT seems to be the specific, act
ing both upon the glands and joints and superior TO tur
pentine, opodeldoc capsicu. When the throat belly
and legs OF the animal early rubbed with this ln
men and cloths with bound the legs the
disease is checked and the animal The
nose and eyes should be frequently sponged with warm
hay The water not be cold, but tepid When the
cough has become give warm axseed tea with
little spirits OF nire and beadonna and muriate Of
mona. IN small doses three times day But an absolute
to horses taking the disease Is the early or
the CENTAUR LINIMENT the effects of which are sim
ply wonderful, and warm clean bedding, with no OK
pOsure or hard work
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CAsHMAN.-On Friday, October 25, after short
and severe Illness WILLIAM EASTMAN, aged 70
years, months and 81 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectiully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, 3l4 East Third street, sunday,
October 81, at two O'Clock.
NoTICE.-The members OF the Metamora ana
Chester II. SOutlw0rth Associations are requested
to meet at their rooms on Sunday October ~, at
one O'Clock to pay the last tribute of respect to
late brother member, William eastman.
For Other Deaths See EtQhth PQQe.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Formation Of the New Ontario Cabinet.
TORONTO, Ont, Oct. 25, 1872.
The Hon. Mr.. Mowat has formed q new Ontario
Cabinet, consisting or P. M0wat, Premier and At
torney General; Adam Crooks. Treasurer T. b.
Pardee, Secretary OF State; A. McKeiler, Minister
OF Public Works, and X. w. Scott Commissioner
of Crown Lands
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB

Meeting Again Postponed.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IS, 1872.
heavy northeast storm has prevailed here all
day, with heavy rains. SO bad is the track at
Pimlico that the Executive Committee Of the
Jockey Club announced further p0stp0nement Of
racing wiz take place, the fourth going over until
Tuesday.
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Burnett's Miniature TOilets.-Elegan nA
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES. containing complete
Toilet Appendage admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portmanteau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
aara
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Gas We Are Supposed to DispOrt Natural
locks with natural color and do receive share Of ad
thereof should allow the deuson to continue its in
ngratiang effect were we not constrained IN Justice to
DR.. J. j. OBRIEN, to admit that his RESTORER
AMERICA is the fertiliznE promoter Of our present
uxurlan cheveure and to II alone we indebted for
its splendid dark brown color instead of the sparse and
frosty crop Of yore eIEditor q the Peoples monthly
street
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COMPULSORY TEETOTALIsM.

Average temperature yesterday y...............
Average temperature for corresponding date
last .........................
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A.-For n First Glass Dress or Business
Hat go to ESPENSCHEID, manufacturer, ll8 Nassau
street.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THK CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 26-1 A. M


Synopsis J0r the Past 7soe'sty.t0ur Hours.
The barometer has continued to fall from the
Lower Lakes to Virginia and Maine, with northeast
erly winds, threatening weather and rain. South
westerly to northerly winds prevail in the south
Atlantic and Gulf States, with generally clear and
clearing weather. In the Northwest and Upper Mis-
sissippi Valley slowly diminishing pressure, with
winds gradually veerng to southery, and generally
clear weather prevail.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably fall in the Middle
States, north OF Virginia. In New England and over
the Lower Lakes with fresh to brisk northerly and
easterly Winds Threatening weather and con-
tinued rain. but clearing and partly cloudy
weather, with southwesterly to northwest
erly winds. in Virginia and Maryland, ex-
tending to New YORK by night. From the Ohio
Valley to the Gulf and South Atlantic coast clear
ing and clear weather, with northwestery to
southwesterly winds; in the Northwest and thence
to Michigan and Indiana southerly winds and fair
weather.
Warning signals continue at Portland, Boston,
New London, New York, Cape May, Baltimore and
Norfolk.
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Angen's Turkish Baths, 81 Lcxington
avenue invigorate and vtaze before breakfast Appetite
dinner soothe and tranquize before
night
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A.-aH0rsc EDislemic -

A.-NHOrsc Epidemfc.O
DR. WOLFF'S COMPOUND SOLUTION OF TAR has
proved I'm every speedy safe and for the
disease prevalent among the horses In this city.
Used successfully where carbolic acid has proved
Inefficient No chance OF failure No preparation Is like
it. equal It. Full directions accompany EACH
package Beware countereits For sale only AZ ONCE.
ia West Thirty third street
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TElEeaAm 70 the NEW yoax HERALD.
FRANCE.

Parliamentary Notice Of Prince Napoleon's Pro-
test-Banquet to the Japanese Ambas-
sadors-Heavy Loss by Fire.
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THE REGISTRATION.
The following is record Of the registration =

decrease rom last ve8r z,O
To-day II the last day OF the registry. All those
who fail TO register their names viii lose their vote.
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Diplomatist Delight Over the Decisive
Result.

BERLIN, Oct. 25, 1872.
His Excellency Mr.. Odo Russell, Ambassador Of
Great Britain at the Court OF His Majesty Emperor
William OF Germany, made special call on the
Hon. George Bancroft Minister Of the United States
in this city during the evening hours OF yesterday
Congratulations were exchanged by the diploma
lists upon the subject OF the termination Of the
pronouncement Of His Majesty Emperor william Of
his decision, as arbitrator, to the peoples and
Cabinets Of England and America.
CORDIAL COMMUNION FOR THE REMOVAL OF IRRI-
TATING CAUSES.
The most cordial feeling was exhibited by both
OF the Ambassadors during their conversation.
Mr. Odo Russell said to Mr.. Bancroft that "the
last cause for difnculty between England and
America had been removed, and that henceforth
peace and friendship would prevail between the
Comment and Cavil OF the British Met
ropolitan City Press.
LONDON, Oct. rs, 1872.
The award which has been declared by His
Majesty the Emperor OF Germany in the San Juan
boundary arbitration is severely commented on
by some OF the London journals in their issue to-day
The London Times. this morning, says:-"The
decision Of the Emperor william OF Germany on
the San Juan boundary question is unsatisfactory,
unclear and ndecisive but we accept 1t with loyal
submssiveness.n
The London Times adds, In conclusion 1--WE
repudiatc utterly the absurd and baseless charge
that England intrigued at Berlin with a view OF
modifying the judgment OF the Emperor"
The London Post considers the award as dam
aging to the interests and diplomatic reputation Of
England, as was the award Of the Geneva Tribunal.
'Tt gives" says the Post, "the key to British
Columbian waters to the United States. This SET
tlemcnt Of the question hardly tends to improve
the relations now existing between England and
AMERICA
The Telegraph and Nescs-the latter Premier
Gladstone's organ--reserve their criticisms.
The Standard-organ OF the extremist conserva-
nvss and High Church party-is silent upon the
subject.
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A Special Courier from Prussia
for Washington.
British and American Diplomatic Fe-
licitations on the Fact.
Press Indictment of the PruSsian
PrOnOuncement i'm London.
The Custody of 'sthe Key to Brit
I ish Columbian Waters"
reEeaAMs TO TINE NEW York HERALD.

i IelE6RAMS TO the new YORK HERALD.
The following special despatch to the HER
AID has been received from our correspondent
an the capital of Germany
BERLIN, Oct. 25, 1872.
The imperial German award in decision of
the San Juan boundary arbitration was off,
cially communicated to the ministerial repre-
sentatives of the governments of Great Britain
and the United States in this city at a moment
just Immediately before midnight on Wednes-
day, the 23d inst
THE SCIENTIST LIGHTS ON THE LAW AND Topo-
The names of the jurisconsults, the advisers
of His Majesty Emperor William, on whose
legal opinions and typographical report the
Crown judgment is based, are given in the
Prussian state despatch, as follows:-
Grimm, Vice President of the Supreme
Court in Berlin.
Heinrich Kiepert, the eminent German geo.
grapher and illustrator of the Bible.
Herr Goldschmidt, member Of the Superior
Tribunal of Leipzig.
HANDING IN THE REPORTS AND RULE OF NOM
PUBLICATION
The distinguished referees handed in their
reports to the German Sovereign four weeks
ago.
These reports will not be published.
CHARGE AGAINST ENGLAND AND JUSTIFICATION
OF AMERICA.
The documents charge England with vague
ness in the wording of the treaty of 1846,
and state also that the word stsoutherly''
used in the instrument means the shortest
channel to the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
SPECIAL COURIER TO WASHINGTON.
A special messenger will leave Berlin en-
route to Washington tonight
AMERICAN FLUCTUATIONS TO MINISTER BANCROFT
Mr.. George Bancroft, the American Minis
ter to Germany, has received the congratula-
tions of large number of his countrymen on
the decision of Emperor William in the case.
Diplomatist Delight Over the Decisive
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GERMANY.
British Consular Representation in Leipsic.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct. 25. 1872.
Baron Tauchnitz, the publisher, has been ap-
pointed Consul General OF Great Britain at Leipsic.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
PharmacY HERALD RuildinQ
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Art. Skill and Taste.-These Qualities
ali developed in striking degree in the Fall style Of
genemcns Hats sold at the popular store 22 Broadway
Why not2 They manufactured by the undaunted
The New York herald., 1872-10-26

News from Melbourne 10 New York Within
Twenty-four Hours- South Pacific Ialand-
ers in Deadly Demonstration
Against White Settlers
uleeaAm 70 the NEW voaK HERALD
MELBOURNE. Victoria, Oct. 24l
Via LONDON. Oct. 25. 1872.
Trouble has occurred with the natives OF the
Chatham Islands In the South Pacinc Ocean, and
the whites are threatened with determination
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.
MADRID Oct rs, 1872.
The Senate has adopted the address in reply to
the speech from the throne by vote of rs
against 49,
The address had previously been adopted by the
COrtes
THE DEATH PENALTY FOR POLITICAL OFFENCES.
The resolution providing for the abolition Of CAPT.
tai punishment for political offences has been
jected by a vote Of 90 against So.
PROVINCIAL AGITATION AGAINST THE ARMY PRESS
GANG.
Meetings. In opposition to the army conscription
system continue to be held in the provinces.
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SPAIN.

Legislative Fealty to the Crown-The Death PEN
atty for Political OAences-The Anti
Conscriptien Agitation.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

PARIS, Oct. 25, 1872.
The permanent Commission of the National
Assembly has suspended It's regular sitting.
At the last meeting OF the Commission NJ Grevy,
the chairman, announced that he would lay before
the Assembly as soon as It reassembled the protest
OF Prince Napoleon against his expulsion from
France.
CITIZEN HONOR TO THE sOvERRIGN OF JAPAN.
The members OF the Japanese Embassy now In
Paris were entertained at banquet last night at
the Grand Hotel In honor OF the birthday of the
Mikad0.
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.
Menier's chocolate mandatory was damaged by
fire last night to the extent OF 100000.
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Mustard Sccds-Trieste, California,
Dutch and East India at lowest market prices By tho
package only. TAFT TYLER
Importers 81 Cedar street.
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On Marriage.-HapPy Relief for
young remarkable reports sent free. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia Pa.
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Carbolic Soap-The Best and Safest Way
carboc acid remedy for the prevailing horse
fseasa
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Golden Hair.-Any COlOred Hair
turned TO a beautiful golden by BARKER'S AURORA.
LIS Broadway, Thirty fourth street.
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Lace Curtains.-Barga n ains.-CIosing Out
Fall importation at manuiacturcrs' prices Several
p'o HEYDECKER CO., $40 Broadway, up stairs
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
Open from A. N. to 8 r. M:
from z IN 4 p M
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great success Of Mixture for the existing epidemic
among horses tempts to offer 10 the public
valuable In the sent
JAMES QUEE, Druggist, GA Hudson street.
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Farewell!-It Being Impossible for Mo
to take leave, in person. of my friends and
well wishers this city, take this method Of
my departure New Orleans, of bidding and all
hearty, affectionate farewell
JAMES h. GUTHEIM, I29 East Fifty seventh street.
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David's Fail Style OF Hat for Gentle~
Broadway, near Duane street.
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Wedding and Ball Cards, Paris styies-
Orders OF Dancing elegant designs .....
!. kvERDELL, W2 Broadway. Esssonsncd t5At
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Half Horse and Half Man.-Rheuma.
tism swellings ameness and any Kind Of flesh bone
muscle ament upon man beast Is cured by CENTAUK
LINIMENT the most wonderful discovery OF ancient
modern times
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cash ed,
orders filled information furnished highest paid tor
spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR CO., Bankers ID Wall ST.
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A.-A.-For Cleaning and Oyeing Go
to T. LORDS Office, $50 Broadway near Beecker st
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To the Young, Middle-Aged and Old
One bottle of CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR
used now will keep the hair healthy all Winter.
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BrOmO ChlOralum .

In Buffalo all places epidemic has
appeared BRoMO CHLoRALUM has taken the place OF
all other disinecants being onpoison0u and od0rless
Dilute IL with water and wash mouth and
tris For sale by druggists generally.
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The 9th OF November Will Bring Dis
appointment TO many. CASES COMPOUND SYRUP or
TAR will not dsappoint those who it Tor coughs
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Uncle Sans (Unfailing) Cough Cure-s
70 cents q bottle Sold by all druggists
Half bottle in feed cures the horse disease.