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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

ONE of the,mosts desirable residences in the
city will be sold this afternoon by F. o. Bailey
& Co., situated on Pine, few steps from Con-
gress and State The house is in tip-top order
throughout and contains all modern improve
ments Terms will be easy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

MINOR TELEGRAMs.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 9-James W.Coffroth,
leading lawyer and politician of California,
dropped dead in Sacramento to-day
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10
Closing Works

LONDON, Oct, 9.-The coal masters of South
Wales have resolved to close their works short
ly pending the reduction of wages of their en-
plOyes
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Agency SO Commercial St.

f. o. BAILEY & Co., sell at their Office this
morning choice lot of furniture, among which
is very fine parlor suit, chamber sets, Brus-
sells and ingram carpets, &C.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10
TO RE q N.


STOCKHOLM, Oct. 9.-The remains of the late
King Charles XIV, have been brought to the
capitol from Malmo, and were to-day buried
beneath Riddarsholm church. The funeral
procession was long and imposing and passed
from the Royal Palace to the place of the inter-
ment of the Swedish Kings, through long lines
of people, who everywhere expressed by I'M
mistakable signs, the respect felt by the popula-
ton for the late monarch and sympathy for the
surviving members of the Royal family Nearly
every household along the route Vas draped in
mourning. The ceremonies at the church were
VERY impressiye II t- ri-t ID
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10
INDIANA.
voorhees, Defeated.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9-Specials report the
defeat of Voorhees, by a considerable majority.
The Republicans claim the State for Cover
nor by $500, and the Democrats are confident of
Hendricks election by a small majority.
Reported official majorities: Adams Co., $40
Dem; Clinton, 800 Dem; Dekalb, 60 Dem;
Delaware, Ills Repub.; Fulton, 1877 Dem. /;
Henry, 1858 Rep. Howard, 964 Rep. Lagrange,
$50 Rep. Putnam, COS Rep; Shelby, 700 Dem. ;
St Joseph, 507 Rep; Steuben, S75 Rep; Tip
burg, 800 Rep; Warren, $50 Rcp.; Wayne, 1000
Rep; Miami, 10 Rep; Marshall, AT Dem;
Green, % townships), Al DEM; Hendricks, 1900
Rep; Clark, SO Dem; Vigo, 80 to 200 Rep. !;
Montgomery, 116 DEM; Lake, $50 Rep; Owen
90 townships), give Dem; maj. of 19l on the
State ticket, and for Voorhees, (Dem.) for Con-
gress 1913. Hunter Rep, for Congress, leads his
ticket and it is probable Voorhees, is defeated.
In townships in Gibson Co., the Republicans
gain 242. The Republican Committee figures
the House of Representatives 50 Reps, 35 Dem
and II doubtful The contest on the State tick
ct is so close that it will require an official vote
to decide it.
Hendricks Probably EIcctcd-Rcpubii-
cans gain one Congressman.
Ldter.-Latest returns received tonight show
Dem. gains on the Dem. ticket and the cleo
ton of Hendricks for Governor by small ma
jority. The Reps. gain Congressman and
probably lose one.
The following is the result in the Congress
sional districts: LIST, Niblack, DEM; I'd, Wolf,
do; Sd, Holman, do; 4th, Wilson, Rep, by 600
majority; 9Th, Coburn, do; 9th, Hunter, do,
over Voorhees, by 200 majority; 18th, Carson,
Rep. over Monson; Sth, Lyner, do; 9th, Neff,
Dem. over Shanks, the present member; 10th,
Saylor, Rep; 18th, Packard, do
Governor Observation-Disclosures Repub-
licam.
Latest-At IL o'clock tonight the Republi-
can Central Committee figure majority on
actual official returns from AZ counties and par
tial returns aid estimates of majOrities from
the balance of the State, of 22S for Browne,
Republican. The Democratic Committee claim
a net gain on returns from s. counties on the
vote of 1868 which, with partial returns and
estimated majority from the balance of the
State, will elect Hendricks by 1000 majority.
The vote is so close that it may require official
majorities to determine the result. The Dem
ocrats are jubilant. The Democrats concede
the Legislature to the Republicans, which will
insure the reelection of Senator Morton
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10
Administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate at Auction.

DURSUANT to licen, from the Hon. john A.
IL Waterman, Jid e of Probate within and for the
County Of Cumberland sha sell at public auc-
ton on the premises Satnr lay November O. 1872,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the one-and-one-hal stOried DWELL
ing House and Lot, situated at Morrills Corner in
Deering. ON Cedar Street. fifty-one feet Of Ce-
dar Street. and running back to the Portland
and Rochester Railroad, holding its width,
containing 2OS7 ee belonging to the estate Of the
late John LOwery. deceased
EDWARD p. BRIGGS, Administrator.
Deering Oct s, 1872. dIaw3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10
Carriages, Cow, &C., Abduction

nN Saturday next, at IL O'Clock, we shall sell ON
~ Market street, Horses, rriages, Harnesses,
: ocl0td +. o. BAILEY & Co., Aussrs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

WE advise our readers to take special notice
of Nelson & Co.'S announcement in our adver-
Using columns. They have rivaled all of their
competitors in the selection and display of rich
laces, embroideries, handkerchiefs, scarfs, neck
ties, sash ribbons, ladies' furnishing and fancy
goods. Be sure and attend their opening for
it will make you feel happy to see their elegant
goods
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10
Real Estate at Auction.

Will be sold at public Auction, on the premises ON
Saturday the 9Th day of Nov 1872 at two o'clock r.
NJ, the real estate of Philip Torrey, late Of Var
mouth, deceased. Said estate is situated at the Falls
village, in Yarmouth, near the Shipy-ards Academy
and Post Office, and consists of the homestead house
OF sail deceased, in good repair, Outbuildings and
about one acre of land; and Main Street, two of
the best house lots in the village.
CHARLES HUMPHREY, Executor.
A. L. LORING Auctioneer.
ncn-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

WESTPORT. Ms. Schr Hibernia-20 bbls -four
do pork do beef, 100 lbs lard
ST JOHN NIB. Sch Iris-1OOO bbls -four 1890 gals
spirits AIS bags feed, 1870 gals refined oil water
wheel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

For the neck ending Wednesday, Oct. o.
Georges Codfsh-Receipts small and weather un-
favorable for curing; market firm at 81 y OIL
Bank Codfsh-We notice slight advance in prices
with sales at $751; a $40 y qtl
Mackerel-supply small and prices irregularA small
caica reported OFF Chatham last few days We notice
connnued transactions in Bays at last quotations. and
IN shores at slight advance for rs and 2's;; last
and s's; Bays at SIS, SIC and IS % bbI. for rs IS
and 3's - - - - :
smoked Halibut-Market steady at 1Oc y H.
OH-We quote at Coo ~ gal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. give members of
John Robinsons circus have been arrested,
G charged with the murder and robbery of Will
liam j. Davenport in Charlotte county, Va,
where he resided
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

EXCELSIOR Spring Water, fresh from the
Spring at Saratoga, on draught at f. S. Par
tridges Drug store No. 3 Myrtle St, also all
kinds of Mineral Waters for sale in bottles
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

European Mnfkcfa.
LONDON, Oct. 9-11.30 A. M-Consols opened at
OPT for money and 92a for account.
American Securites-U.S 5-2O's 1865, old 935; do
1867, 925; do 104os, SO; new IS, sos. Erie Railway
at 49,
FRANKFORT, Oct. 9.-United States 5-2O's 1862 at
955 sr.Fss s-F rIllsF
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9-11.OO'A. M-Cotton opened
dull; Middling uplands 9ad; do Orleans 10ld sales
estimated at 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct $500 P. M-Cotton dull; Mid
ding uplands % a 9sd do Orleans 1O1d sales 70 900
bales, including 5000 for export and speculation
PARIS, Oct $500 P. M-Rentes closed at 53f
lie.
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70. BAILEY & co, Auetioncer.,

MILL sell on Monday, Oct 2lst at IL F. NJ. at
w Saesroom Is Exchange ST., to the trade n large
Ware
Catalogues ready and goods on Exhibition on and
after the 18Th. oc9bd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

A PLEASANT EvENT.-The nuptials of Mr..
E. A. Kingman of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss
Annie L., daughter of o. M. Nash, ESQ.,, were
celebrated at the Free Street Baptist church
yesterday forenoon, Rev. a. X. P Small, the
pastor of the church, officiating. There was a
large and brilliant party of invited guests pres
emit and the bridal pair carry with them to
their home the congratulations and good wish
es of a large circle of friends.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

PORTLAND BANK SToCKs.-The following
changes should be made in the list of Stocks,
printed on our fourth page:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

PROF. BRACKETS LEcrUREs.-Tbe second
lecture of Prof. Brackets course will he dal;v-
cred next Saturday evening. The subject will
be electricity. magnetism, and dianaaonet;sn
The explanations and illustrations by hat.
teres and the experiments of all kinds will he
of the most striking character. To those who
are acquainted with Prof. Brackets mastery
style of presenting subject, we do not need
to say anything, but to those who have never
heard him we say: Do not lose the opportuni-
ties presented by this course of lectures.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

FIVE hundred dozen undershirts and drawers
street.
SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on, with the Averill Chemi-
cal Paint.
For sale at SO Commercial ST., Portland, If
ALL kinds of overcoats cheap at j. Burleich's
SO Middle street
For hot or cold bath go to j. p Smiths
100 Exchange st.
Go to Burleigh's for your clothing, 50 Middle
street.
THE cheapest and best Paint in the wo Id, is
the Averill Chemical.
For sale at SO, Commercial St., Portland. t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

The RAILROADS have robbed us of one of the
old-time features of our local business; the APP
pearance in our streets of the big wagons load
ed high with lumber, drawn in from the coun-
try by two and often three Jokes of oxen with
a great truss of hay on top of the load, and
groaning and creaking down to Fore street and
the wharves. You could always tell the state
of the market by the teamsters' faces. A pleas
ant smiling countenance would be hailed by
less fortunate companion, ''Sold yer boards?"
with the rising infection); and the answer
came came back as cheerily as the Massaahu-
sets shippers, who answered hail as to his
port of departure. "From Taunton, Good
Lord" and they always knew by the tone the
state of the herring market.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10
Round Combs 1OCts.

DUBBER Round Combs only Zoe worth 2oc; will
~ not break. TO be found at the Millinery and
Fancy Goods Store of q. a. WEIGH,
10 Middle street, near the Post oflice'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10
A Genteel Two Story French Roof
Dwelling House at Auction.

ON FRIDAY Oct. 18th, lat o'clock p. NJ, we shall
~ oter at Public Auction, that desirable two story
French Roof Wooden dwelling house, No. 6 Wilmnt
street. This house is nearly new. has II Rooms fine
large closets, and all the modern conveuiences and
improvements, Gas, Sebago Water, Furnace. Brick
Cistern, &C., &c. Thoroughly and faithfully built,
and expressly fitted for two families; in one of the
best neghborhoods in the center Of the business part
of the city i'll a cean healthy location, and desirable
for residence, and safe for investment. Lot about
81 92 feet. Terms liberal. House can be examined
from to o'clock T.. m. on the day previous, and af-
ter III O'Clock morning Of sale. Oct3td
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-10-10

=. Base Ball in New York, Wednesday-Atlan
tics 6; Bostons 8.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-26

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-----,. crREs DlsEAsEsNM
THROAT, IllkGS, LIVER & BLOOD.


IN the wonderful medicine to which the afflicted
are above pointed for relief the oiscoyerer believes
be has combined in harmony more OF Natures most
sovereign curative properties which God has 1nstl!-
ed into fhe vegetable kingdom for healing the sick,
than were ever before combined In one medicine.
The evidence this fact is found In the great variety
Of most obstinate diseases which 1t has been found
to conquer In the cure of ofBronchttis, severe
Coughs, and the early stages OF C0nsump.
fions Il has astonished the medical faculty, and
eminent physicians pronounce 1t the greatest medi-
cal discovery Of the age Mhlle II cures The ssyer
the blood. By Its great and thorough blood puri
fyine propertiesyit It cures all BumOrs from the
worst Scrofu La to q common HlQtch, F1mple
orEruptfon. Mercurfal disease, Mineral Foleonss
and their effects are eradicatee and vigorous nealtn
and o sound constitution established Erysfpe--
las, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Scaiy or
Rough Skin, in short, all the numerous diseases
csused by bad blood are conquered by this powerful
purifying ndinyigoraung medicine.
.oor Of SKIN or 5eiIowiss brown spots i on fsce or
body frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste IN
mouth internal heat or chills alterneted with hot
ushes low spirits, and gloomy forebodings, irregu
lar appetite. and tongue coated yon are suffering
In many cases. of :" Liver Complaint,' only
part OF these symfoms arc experienced. As rene
ay for all such cases DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery has no equal as II effects perfect cures.
leaving the liver and healthy For the
cure Of Habitual Constipation Of the Bow
hsed It for this purpose are loud in ITS praise =
Ths proprietor offers 81 600 reward for medicine
that Win equal 1t for the cure OF an the disease for
which it is srecommended
r pissca sse sopresSr sga essr at his esenicsl
Laboratory, 1Ss Seneca Street Buffalo, N. Y.
Send your addres f'r n pan5pElet
GEii1ltfilt1 = II sftCl2itl
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Notice.

,.,.,...,q Notice. sg 1i'
EZEKIEL f. MILLS, John L. Mills, Lorenzo
IL Mills, Sarah 0naway and John Conaway
her husband, Mary A. Hicks, Martha Mills, Ida
Fry aud Henry Fry, Pefinelia Uickison ant
Evan Il. Dickson her husband, will take no
tice that Loretta McGinnlS and Edward Nc
Ginnls, her husband, this7day diied in the Court,
OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County. Ohio. a.
petition demanding partition of part of lot 81,
in the town Of Barnesvills, Belmont County,
Ohio; said part being so, feet front-on Main
street, and being The same conveyed 20 VIM.
p Mills and Others by VIM, Reed; Also, the
in Lunsburg Township, Monroe County.F Ohio;
Also, the East half OF the Northwest quarter
of saiu Section. and the East half OF tbeSouth
next terIh OF said Court the said relta Mo
GlnniE and husband will applysi for san ord er
that partition be fnnde OF said prem ises 3 nd
an33aiio7 ~ LORETTA 9kfcC}fNNIS ard
~ U' 20 EDWARD McGINNIs,f d - I
sep50w ,fi hle gfinfua1 tr Petition erH II
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TRusr CHILDR.FF.y.-Never accuse


TRUST CHILDRES.-Never accuse
child Of fault dniess you are certain he
committed it. Children should not be
treated with suspicion. Weshould not
act toward them in this. matter as we
feel we ought To act toward others,
only with greater tenderness-not less,
as is usually done.s We should always
put the best construction possible upon
their conduct; that is, unless you are
sure child is telling q lie, an can
prove it, do not show the slightest hes
itation in believing what hessys. Far
better that you should be deeeigeitthan
run the risk OF showing d truthful child
that you do not trust him. our sim
pie trust may rnsl1e a lying child
truthful. Your doubt Of his truthful
ness may make a truthful child & liar.
Said Lord MacauleyJ 'sThere' is but
one cure for the evils which, newly
born freedom produces, and that cure
is-freedoln.' President Thiers differs
from him. lie prohibits any public
demonstrations of lopularsentimenton on
the anniversary of the founding Of the
latest republic. Poor France! ii s-t.t--
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gpftru.
TEE CAMPAIGN.

I want to BE . tE.iseraD AnEeL
1 want 70 bea Liberal
And with the Liberals stand,
with a plsstsr on my sorehead,
ATribune IN my hand;
T-hara- right before my comrades,
Who helped me in the fight,
IN vote for Horace Greeley,
And then sneak ont OF sight.
IwaAt to hold an Office. fft
And draws monthly pay:
I'll sacrifice my prtncipiess
And vote for those who pay
hate the pampered ninions
Enlisted In the nght,l
TN vote for Horace Greeley.
And then sneak oas OF sight,
Unjust be refoxneE
And Join The. rebel crew.
shake hands across the "chssm,''
And jnin. che Knkluz. too.
For Grant. the gress usnrper,
Is fearful in his might, go.
Yuyste for Rorace Greeley
And then sneak out OF sight.
IS I'm anxious to repudiaie. A
In almost any way;
The nations debts burdensomeA
And We must never pay
The war was all grest ni<bake
And ne must maze It right.
Pl vote for Horace Greeley.
Aad then sneak out Of sight.
SRsoAssssx Ezpseee : ls4
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A Georgia physician. Who has had
twenty cases .of. Twins occur in his prac-
ticei since the abeginRingl of the year,
was recently made the happy parent OF
a pair of bouffcing boys weighing nine
and half and ten and a half pounds
espectiveiyygs Well may he exclaim,
OF, Gensfsi tELE NJ lhilJ paF
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KaSl'gtQl &IefaFSQlC0llagR,

INSTRUCTION ooMPtETE AND THOROUGH
Expense per fAnnum. moo TO s3eo,
! Fora Catalogue and iafd nation, addr
President HAYS, Washingtt !, PENN f'i-'u
unel33m-
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whose nerves, once set in vibration, |
could not be- composed. When theI
reign of gravity and decorum had re-
turned, Harry and sat by each other,
shaking with suppressed laughter
Everything in the subsequent exercises
took funny turn, and in the long pray
er, when everybody else was still and
decorous, the whole scene came overl
me with such oyerpowering force that
j exploded with laughter, and had toI
be taken out of meeting and marched
home by Aunt Lois as a convicted
criminal. What especially moved her
indignation was that the more she re-
buked and upbraided the more laugh
ed, till the tears rolled down my
cheeks, which Aunt Lois construed
intpwiifuI disrespect to her authority
and resented accordingly. s2d'3
By Sunday evening, as we gathered
around the fire, the reaction. from un-
due gayety to sobriety had taken place.
and we were in a pensive and penitent
state. Grandmother was gracious and
|forgiving, but Aunt Lois still preserved
that frosty air of reprobation which
she held to be a salutary means Oh
quickening our consciences for the fu-
ture. 1t was, therefore, with unusual
delight that we saw our old irie4d sam
come In and SIT himself quietly down
on the block In the chimney corner
With Sam we feit assured OF lnduig-
ence and patronage. Tor, though always
rigidiy moral ana instructive In ans
turn Oh mind, ne nad thas lelioW ieel-
ing ior eransgfesssofs Wnlch Is clalsie.et-
istc Oh the ioossfsaiIti eaSysoins
style Q. niS andAviitaaiity.
.ordy massy, Doys---sis' salo sam,
yrtuouslys u view OF some Oh Aunt
Lois thrnsts, ye ought never 20 iaogn
lisar cut up IN meetin tnas ares SO: pus
then there y umes Wnen tne ne. pest on
w getS took uowh. we gets .ooA ei', M
!sWsxes, ye see.-eseil 'ii,ihisaels ,lsat uoes
fi, natur WIN g.s 'he upper hAnu
1losU poa,,, ny n,.o~ s,'sl - s..-.- -.
- !, .l,..s.., .1a, I sa 49,. -. o,
laugh IN meerm, 90 sney
1s -. - 80, - -
Suen a supposltlon a., Oordereu on prolaln l
Iitys we we thoagnfi u was approaching
, the sin OF uzzah, who uRpwarliyl apsl totien
"a s.ie aiA =. s''e .1o, 9 , -.
- aws, w. !" n.y. naseu ssys :, - -.
ef hesaru BOW .hete was = eoer.n IGN i1el,
.osry ransom mo'rei 'of iaus' S u
u pEaye, .ime q .. = . :. - :, =. - !, . !, !.
!, 4ughlng ~ prayer tli'e we 90 oos'
irepealeo, Win upiiieeo s, :, hs'nus :. ahs
ieyes. .-.-ees
: > MY grandiather's mid face oeealn
luminous With snppresssseesd sses smi Tn =
Wnlcn prlgnteneuit as, ,she moon s-'l does
cloud, but ne sald nothlngD e9 y
YES, yes, !" SAID my grandmother i
/, 'sthat affair did make adreadfni scanda
t In the time ont. But Parson More ore
t was a good man, and I'm glad tn
{ ceqncill wasn't hard on him. Z is
sisWal, = said Sam san Lawson, after all
: IitiWasI more like Rabbits fault thai
g twas anybody's. Ye see, Ike, hewa
e alters for gettin' what he could ont Q
If the town, and hesYeud feed his sheeI
s on the meetinss house green. Somehow
f or other, Ike's fences alters contrive'
n fo pi We ont coma Sunday infi nm yvotilt
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20
BATHS FOB THE WORKING GLASSES.

To THE EDITOR OF TUE HERALD:-
The commencement Of the public free bath sys-
TEN Is undoubtedly great gain to the poorer
classes. II Ia not only for purposes OF recreation or
enjoyment that baths are requisite. To all classes
In this climate body washing is practice In tho
highest degree advantageous to health, comfort
and personal decency. This cannot be done to the
extent required in public salt water baths. The
private bath is used to an extent In this country
unknown In Europe among people OF the Same So
cial and pecuniary position. salt water baths, as
pflnges for the purpose OF regulating the system
to withstand atmospheric influences, or to relieve
nervous depression and exhaustion, are or great
value, but as means Of cleanliness they are only
helps
What the people want Is the public wash bath. In
which the tired mechanic can, at the end Of his day,
wipe or the dust and CRIME OF honest labor and
come out refreshed and strengthened "Wash ana !
90 clean In this hot weather, sponge all over, keep
the skin active. and thus promote perspiration and
prevent sunstroke. There is not, however, much
chance for carpenters, smiths and masOns still less
for coal portcis and others engaged In dirty en-
Payments, to get such relief. Every great town
and city In England has public baths, where man
can get good wash ut the cost OF q penny or two.
Cannot the great city Of New York do something OF
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