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issued circular to the theatres in Berlin,
directed. to the female artists. and forbidding
them any longer to indulge in extravagances
Of dress. The German critics have always
abused Paris taste for appealing to dress and
fashion instead of TO pure art, and now the
pressure has been so great that the German
critics have induced the Berlin government
to assist them with an order This is victory
of q certain kind, and wholesome if it were
not a victory of the pen and not of ethics.
HARD TIMES
Paris, notwithstanding that glamour of
faith which resulted from the payment
of the Prussian debt, has come to see very
hard times. Not only are the poor affected,
but the fashionable world also. This shows
that the cause is deep one
WORTH, THE MAN MrL1INER,
who was to Paris fashion buyers what gen.
eral is to an army, has lost very heavily by
the pressure upon his business by
the stringency of the times; and
though his horses prance as daint-
ily. and he buttons his pearl colored
kids as Enthusiastically as ever it is feared
that financially he is EN- barrassed to q great
extent. But, ifgossip is to be trusted, he has
lost mainly through the failure of fashion
able Americans during your present panic
Among the publications of the week are
two which are considered to be important !;
for while we have Hubbard's History of
Contemporary Literature in Spain" we have
also the sixth volume of Lavellees History
Of the French"
ALBERT WOLFF
of Fiqaro, feuilletonist of no mean order,
will next year visit America to lecture, and
no do1bt he will put his Impressions into
book.
is very busy aud very enthusiastic in paint
ing the frescoes of his new house, which, it
is said, he purposes to bequeath to the city
of Paris. But he himself has not said SO.
and the world shall not yet know.
SCULPTURE
The works of that eminent sculptor,
Bourjes, were opened to exhibition this week
at the Gallery of Fine Arts.
GENERAL wAsHBURN,
Of Minnesota, who was o candidate for
United States Senator from that State, has
arrived in Paris.
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THE WHISKEY TRIALS.

TRIAL OF W. o. AvERY-IRRELEvANT W.T.
NESSES.
Sr. LOUIS Nov 27, 1875.
Tho trial of W. 0. Avery progressed to-day in pres
cnce of tho usual large crowd OF spectators the interest
In the revelations OF the Whskey Ring still being fully
sustained Fitzroy Engelke and Tuesaher testified at
considerable length, but very little new nfor-
nation was elected. There really no
direct evidence against Mr.. Avery to-day. All the wit
ncsses stated in general way, however, that they
derstood that Mr. Avery received part OF the money
raised here for the Ring apackage being set aside for
him and given TO Joyce; but whether Joyce sent
it to Avery whether that gentleman received It
from any other person they could not say. rhey did
nor know Of their own knowledge that Avery got
q dollar.
James j. Brooks, for seven years in the
vice, and since October 1874 connected with the So
cret service gave long OF his raid the
tleries in New Orleans and Algers in the spring Of
1874, and OF his investigation subsequently OF Bevis
and Frasers affairs here but he said little nothing
of Avery.
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SUDDEN DEATHS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 81 1875
In the court room at Westminster, Carroll county
yesterday, Elijah F. Crolt aged fifty i've years. ono OF
the leading members OF the Carroll County Bar, fell
dead while addressing the jury. The court was
crowded at the time
Peter A. Kelley, aged sixty years highly respected
and well known citizen OF Baltimore, found dead
in his bed at Barnum's Hotel this morning He was
attending to business yesterday retired last night
In his usual good health He was for many years Vice
President OF the Hibernan Society OF this city and
OF the Board OF Managers since 1850
Professor G. A Pape, aged about forty -hvo years.
died at the Western Police station house last night
On his person were found papers recommending him
highly professor OF music and languages. Papers
on his person also showed that he was q member of
Eagle Lodge No IL Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
of Hsboro, N. c, letter from his wife was dated
'Tuggles Tantra but had State named on the post
mark.
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AMERICAN GENIUs-MooDY AND sANKEy

The great revyast Messrs Moody and Sankey who cleo
as are fair samples Of genius spnn gng from
u M s sbo people ,hsr syTPassss % are alive e Tho
success Those who sock 70 be popular study
thereto 70 this we may trace he grand ia
@ - veil az IN rel ious undertakings ~hch many Ameri-
gssuons s that great estabshent located at Buffalo NJ r.
nas dh y the Worlds Dispensary"-A appropriate
s m re~edies which are In demand in every
physicians and surgeons under Che direeias o M
th, ae constantly administering 10 the needs OF
treatment Of all torms o chronic las become ~
S;ch nv nas sners Is scarcely hamlet in the land
Herald and Iorchlght Of Detroit 's man ~ the 5eooe
so servcs His ta n eminent Pross
tons Like the gSeat revivas his enthusiasm 4 multi
by the efficacy Of his remedies curing disease The peope
believe in him and his remedies because the New YORK
tons, efforts and atta'nments." Hence Dr. PIRRcKis
GoLpkS medical DIs9oyAaf Is today more largely
remedy than any other remedial aged in the world His
all" is SO often done BY compounders o1 worthless
humbug nostrums but for all diseases aud veSknesses
peculiar 20 women u has proved itself much Of
sal confidence Dr.. PIEseE's PLKAsAsr PuRsarrvn
proved 50 ssssaSe sSSs .s
They 1hSy are Rapidly taking tho place S, q es aS
OF SMART WEED Ia tayorite remedy for Collie Cramps,
sSoSls ahd % % or b sAeT
CATARRH REMEDY, aud DR. PKRcKs NASAL DoUoHA little
specifics for tasah and cold in the head ever given 70
the public And besides this Of success DE-
be has physician Ills "CoamoN sEssE MEDICAL AD-
Of 81 S ss lesdy Sssn s s 81 HS S 5
extent Of exhaustng two editions amounting 70 aoo
the great revvasts and Of other Americans who
by their genius have advanced step by step from obscu
with consideration sympathy candor and honesty No
who hopes attain either wealth distinction afford
and best interests OF humanity
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THE PACIFIC WRECK.

VERDICT OF A coRoNR'R's JURY AT VICTORIA,
vANcoUvER's IAND-a'gE sUNKEN sTEAMER
NOT soUND-THE BOATS INSUFFICIENT AND
THE CREW INEFFICIENT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov 20, 1873
A despatch from Victoria says that Ihe coroners
jury on the body Of Thomas j. Farrell vic@lm OF tue
Pacific disaster found that the Pacific would not nave
been damaged by the collision with the 0rpheus u she
had been sound and substantial steamer that inc
collision was caused by the orpheus being improperly
seered the bows Of the Pachc that the watch
ON the deck OF the Pacific insufficient In number to
Keep proper lookout, consisting only Of the helms
man, one man supposed TO be on the lookout and the
third mate, young man OF doubtful experiences that
the Pacific han about 23S persons board, and had
nve boats whose utmost carrying capacity did not ex
ceed 1907 that the boats not and could not be
lowered by an undscplined and insufficient crew, and
thai the captain Of the orpheus sailed away without
trying to ascertain what damage was done 10 the Pa
cino
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

UNEXPECTED REVERSAL oP FORMER DEcI-
s1oNs-THE UNITED STATES COURT WITH
OUT JURISDICTION DISMISSAL OF
THE CASE
RICHMOND Va, Nov. 81 1875
Much TO the surprise of the entire community here
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad case was again
brought before the United States Circuit Court to-day
the proceedings resulting 10 manner which will
verse all previous decisions in the matter and return
the road TO the custody OF Its proper officers There
was great array of counsel both Sides among them
William NJ Bvarts, Mr.. Storrs Mr. Mcfarland and
Judge Shipman, OF New York, besides many eminent
local lawyers motion was made by Mr. Evarts of
counsel for defendant dismiss the suit against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company the ground
that two OF the defendants are citizens OF the
state with tho plaintiff, New York, citing TO sustain
his motion the statute which gives
JURISDICTION UNITKD STATES COURTS
only where all Of the plaintiffs and all the de-
endants citizens OF different States and decisions
OF the Supreme Court of the United 10 the effect
Of the defendants are citizens OF the
same State the suit must be dismissed,
when brought 10 the attention OF the Court either by
demurrer motion to dismiss Judge Shipman OF
counsel for the plaintiffs admitted this position be
correct and asked on behalf Of the plaintiffs, stating
that he represented them all that the suit be dis
missed, but the Court Judges Bond and Hughes
sitting took the motion under advisement until tho
goth ofDecember next Counsel on both sides agreed
that bill could be framed that would give the United
States jurisdiction and that the suit would
to be brought in the State courts II brought at all
OF this will be that Mr. Henry Tyson OF Baltimore the
receiver appointed by Judge Bond, will still hold
until the 10th OF December next and that then the old
officers Of the road will take charge again aud the old
management will be renstated until such time the
creditors may choose TO proceed in the State courts
Tho trustees IN two or the mortgages reside 10
New York and from the interests they
represent they must be defendants Therefore
no argument can be made which will give the United
turta the result he
dismissal OF the present proceedings II is expected
that Chief Justice Waite by request Of Mr. Evarts will
sit with Judge Bond at Alexandria, on the goth OF De
cember, when decision Will be rendered the
nation made day
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rev. Or. Hogo, Of Richmond, Va, arrived last even
ing at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr. p B. s. Pinchback,
Of louisiana Is residing temporarily at the Hoffman
House Captain the Hon NJ. stapeton Of England, Is
soJourning at the Brcvoort House. Judge G w. Pink
ncy, OF Baltimore Is staying at the New York Hotel
Mr.. John G. Crocker, Of Utica is among the atc arrL
walls At the So James Hotel Congressman George ".
Hendee Of Vermont, registered the Finh Avenue
Hotel
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SENATOR FERRYs SUCCESSOR.

EX-GOVERNOR ENGLISH APPOINTED BY COVER
NOR INGERsoIIA
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 2T, 1875.
Governor Ingerson to-day appointed Ex-Governor
James English be United States Senator in place
Of Hon O s. Perry, deceased
Ex-Governor James &. English has served as Cover
OF Connecticut for three and for two terms as
Representative in Congress from the Second Connect
cut district The appointment gives very great
ton and has been well received by both republicans and
democrats He Is Q citizen Of New Haven, of whicA
city he Is q native
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VOICES OF THE EPOCH.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov 27, 1875,
During the obsequies Of the Vice President at the
City Hall yesterday Major Harry Gilmor, well known
and conspicuous confederate cavalry officer during the
late war; introduced to Fred Douglass and morn
Ing paper says the following occurred -
The Major said. "Mr. Douglass, bet shake hands
across the bloody chasm. "
Mr.. Douglass replied, aNo, Major Gilmor there 10
no bloody chasm; let US shake hands across free
y
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THE CHEROKEE ELECTION.

THE VOTES COUNTED BIZ THE coUNcIL-THE
RESULT.
TAHLEoUAH, I. T.. Nov. 26 1875
The Cherokee National Council In joint session to-
day counted the at the general eechon In
August last for Principal and Assistant Chiefs and
cared Charles Thompson elected Principal Chief by IL
majority and Judge Davis Rae Assistant Chief by 120
majority. The Senate stands Ross and 7
Downing or Thompson men, and the Lower House, 10
Ross men and Ia Downing men. Everything passed
on quietly. Chief Thompson, taking the oath Of
Office ntimated that there would be material change
IN The management or policy Of his administration.
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CANADIAN PRoTEOTIoNIsTs.

THEY DEMAND RETALIATION UPON THE UNITED
STATES IN THE MATTER oR TARrFFs-ndpoR-
TATIoNs FROM ENGLAND.
TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 27, 1878
The Ontario Manufacturers Meeting Is closed Reso-
utons adopted affirming that American farm prod
uce should not be admitted Free while Canadian prod
uce taxed crossing the border stricter customs
regulations prevent fraud in the way Of undervalua
tion wero demanded and II proposed 10
encourage the production OF iron by duty OF 81
per imported pig iron; also government bonus
10 be continued for ten years OF 81 for every pro-
duced In Canada from the The next resolution
1xes the manufacturers demand at twenty per cent
tariff on goods imported from the mother country
goods from any foreign country TO be taxed exactly
the figure imposed by such foreign country Canadian
goods of the same kinds
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TRANSPORTATION ON THE CANAL

ALBANY. ". Y, Nov q, 1878
Canal Auditor rhayer received the following despatch
to-day
FRANKFORT, Nov 2T, 1875.
Fifty boats between here and Utica and forty between
here and Little Falls are all under way, with good
deal Of leo In the canal The boats have been running
since seven O'Clock this morning and there Is do
tant
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MINERS STRIKE IN WYOMING.

THE cHINAMEN EMPLOYED PROTECTED BY THE
nILrTARY-THE WHITE MINERS LEAVING.
OMAHA Neb.. NOV. q, 1875.
Information received here to-day that tho coal
miners strike at Carbon and Rock Springs wy. f. has
ended Governor Thaysr ofWyoming, took four COM
panes OF United States troops to the mines TO protecs
tho works and the 100 Cinnamon hired BY the Union
Pacific Railroad Company. Only forty eight OF the
whole force both mines have beon re-employed The
remainder have been offered passes TO Omaha Ogden,
and are leaving the country. Forty-one Of these
arrived here o-day The Union Pacific Railroad Com.
pany intend TO Oil the complement OF working force
vii Cinnamon.
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A-A-A "A "A.
The ocular proof win satisfy the sksptica that the
general average system upon which the
GREAT ORIGINAL DOLLAR STORE,
No. 657 Broadway.

is conducted Is the best for disposng Of such an i'm
mense Of goods well for the purchaser Under
this system half moa of articles Of
and offered for 81 each Of which cost originally
from Sl5 TO S4S per Dozen while the
goods such Work Baskets Writing Desks Inaid Tables
Work &c &C. and solid gold and silver watches
sold for than the Of manufacture importation
lies In immense capital the cash system know
the profits computed aggregate sales Cali and
for yourself The DOLLAR SroRs one OF the wonders OF the
ma
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OUR NAVAL FLAG ABROAD.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE ]
PARIS, Nov 81, 1876.
The United States ships Congress and
Juniata will sail from Villafranca for home,
and the Franklin and Alaska for Lisbon on
Monday, Goth inst.
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JUDGE DURELLs SUCCESSOR.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 27, 1878
Recommendations have been numerously signed by
the leading shipping men, merchants and lawyers OF
this city asking President GRAFT 10 appoint Emmett
Craig, well known lawyer and United States Comms-
soner TO the United States District Judgeship made
vacant by the RESIGNATION Of Judge DureL
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liberia.

BoNDHoLpERs' ExERTIoN IN BEHALF oP THE
AFRIco- AMERICAN REPUBLIC.
LONDON, Nov. %, 1874
The Times this morning says meeting Of the bond
holders and others interested in Liberia held yes
terday. Il was resolved that deputation wait upon
tho Americas Minister, Mr.. schenck, and tho English
Foreign Minister, Lord Derby, with view Of obtain
ing their aid In protecting tho Republic In the present
crlsIA
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FATHER DRUMG0OLE'S CHARITY BAZAAR AND
Concert will take place Tuesday evening. November
~ Father DrumgO0ia the societies and
holding tickets make returns for the as
sbe IN order that preparation be made Tor fair dis
ibuton Of the premiums Tickets that registered
before r W. Monday, November % will have chancs
Tor premium No ticket will be sold money taken Al tho
hall either inside outside the night Of the
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RAILROAD
EXTENSION
MEXICO.

PUgBLo, Col, Nov. 26, 1874
strong force Of men we're set to work today upoa
the southern extension Of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad by the contractors for grading The work will
be pushcd RAPIDLY Ii is expected that the road will be
pushed through Al once Trinidad The IRON looked
or during the coming week and track laying win com
.aanL.a -
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A-rHR woRI.n Judges RY AppEARANcEs

Many lady the envy Of her friends Of the
number and pendor Of the diamonds she wears who
her secret II she told IL her friends need envy her lon
ger Dor they could for trihng cost shine respen
IDENTIFY procuring OF the beautiful PARTISAN
DIAnonps appearance and lasting qualities fully equal
the real gem. They for sale only a. RICHARD
The New York herald., 1875-11-28

BOMBAY, Nov. 27, 1874
His Royal Hghness the Prince Of Wales yesterday
visited Goa on the coast OF India, the capital OF
the Portuguese possessions in the East.
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EGYPT.

THE sUEz CANAL SHARES PURCHASER BY GREAT
BRITA1N-THB KHEDIvE's oPFER TO FRANCE
THE REPUBLIC DECLINES AND Is NOW DIS
APPOINTED.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE ]
PARIS, Nov. ~, 1876.
The Khedive of Egypt offered the shares
of the Suez Canal stock for sale to France
previous to their purchase by England.
BANK OF FRANCES OBJECTIONS.
Minister Decazes wanted to accept the of
fer of His Highness, but the Bank of France
made some difficulties and the opportunity
for the acquisition of the property was lost.
OFFICIAL REORGANIZATION.
Mutual recriminations are now inter
changed among the French officials The
Marquis Plouec is specially blamed in the
matter of the failure
BRITISH NATIONAL APPROVAL oP THE sUEz
CANAL SHARES PURCHASE
LONDON Nov. 27, 1878
The purchase OF the shares OF the Suez Canal by the
government is heartily approved by the English press
and public
The DAILY Netos gives prominence to the following
"It intended that person possessing the conf
dence Of the government shall proceed to Egypt
anime into her 6nances. No definite selection has
been made as yeti
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT TO DISCUSS THE
sUEz SHARES PURCHASE.
LONDON, Nov 81 1875.
The Press Association Issues the following 'There
is reason 10 believe that Parliament will meet the
l4th OF December discuss the purchase by the
government of the Khedves shares in the Suez Canal
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THE FRENCH LINE OF TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS.

LONDON, Nov. 81, 1875.
The French governments has granted its permission
to the General Transatlantic Company's steamers TO
call at Plymouth on both outward and homeward
voyages.
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As THEE CANNOT ALWAYS PROCURE DR.
Ssssn. i oss h Us mi n1 mol. hs
any dollar preparation he sells thee should unhesi
thing good and obtain the genuine art sTeIs a e4i
sth street. and Of all respectable druggists
Al FURNITURE BARGAINs-sEE kelly CO s
advertisements
A-BRoNcHINE, THE BEST AND MOST Ar.
PROVED REMEDY roE o, BRoSeRITls &c SAPxREH IA ~
REIIKP MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 40 BEAvKR
STREET, FOR sALE AT RETAIL By DRUGGISTS
At r. Booss BROTHERS., 44o BROADWAY,
near Grand streeFURs popular priees Large and ee
giant assortment Of sicouKs and LADIES fuRs FUR
TRIMMINGS, sLxiGH ROBES and GkuErLErs.
A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
on Sunday from 70 8 p. n
REAuTtFuL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
biack.-BoswELL a WARMERS ~coLoREre
M1iaH Depot No. 9 Dsy street.
A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN; ALSO sEALSKIN
t4S Nassau street, near Spruce
PURs
In great variety at popular prices sealskn sacques and
sets speciality Al goods guaranteed 70 give Satisfaction
BURKE Manufacturer,
ala Broadway, Park Bank Building.
BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MODERATE
prces.-HERTS CO., Manufacturers 6u6 Broadway op-
poSte Eleventh See advertisement on eighth page
BARGAINS IN CARPETS AND oILCLorH AT
ANDERSoN'S SONS 334 Eighth avenue third door
below street. Tapestry Brussels and three
py pces Ingrans 40 - and 90 cents
her ward upward Oolohs at 20 cents per yard ano up
ward; other goods A. equally lov priceA
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR PAIN,
by j. NJ CONIMS NJ D., 345 Lexington avenue. Book seat
free.
CORNs BUNIONS, INGR0WING NAILS, &C.,
enrea without pain. Oorn Cure by mail. 80 cents.
DR. RICE. tss Broadway, near Dey street
FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF PAIN AND RES
toraton 10 health impaired functions Of body and mind
try EiscrRicIrY No. West Fourteenth street
roN'T LOSE YOUR HAlR--"CHEvALIBRs LIFE
roR rHx restores gray hair perfectly ts falling
ont az once growth rapidly and makes the hair
beautiful Sold by all druggists
DYEING AND PRINTING TAKE TT TO The
NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING ESTAB-
IiSHMRNT, STATEN ISLAND, Offices .-J5 Duane street,
T52 Broadway 6lo sixth New York, loo and
Piorrppon, street. Brooklyn Established any years
DYEING AND CLEANING. --THE EMPIRE DYE
INa AND CLEANING COMPANY cali for and deliver
goods; work surpassed BY none Onces-a3e Broadway,
22d 1876 eth Nv, near i4th a.; are sth av
4
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FROM R. B. LIyERMoRE, ESQ

NEW YORK. Sept. g. 1878
Ny attention having been attracted to testimonial from
Rev DR. Deems the distinguished pastor Of the Church OF
the Strangers certifying the Of eatarh
effected In the Of member of his family by Dr. Light
HILL concluded the Doctors skill in OF caarrh
of very aggravated for from which had suffered for
many years past which Of late had seriously impaired
my hearing happy that DR. Lighthi effected
radical and complete removing, aer few months
treatment every vestge Of the catarrh and restoring
hearing to all It's former acuteness and perfection.
r. b. LIyERMoRB, No. l33 West Forty seventh street.
=
Dr. LIGHrHTI.L be consulted Catarrh, Deafness
Diseases Of the Throat Lungs and Nervous System from
ga M. P. N. Sundays from 10 TO IL A. NJ, at his
Office,
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A-BRoNCHINE, THE BEST AND MOST Ar.
PROVED REMEDY FOR BRONCHITIS, EATARRH
COUGHS AND RECENT COLDS PREPARED BY rHE
REILKP MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 40 BEAyER
STREET FOR SALE AT RETAIL By DRUGGISTS
GENERALLY.
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FRANCE.
THE PEACH OF PARIS OF MORE IMPORTANCE
THAN CITIZEN FREE SPEECH.

PARIS, Nov. II, 1915.
The Journal 0cte to-day says that the Governor OF
Paris, amer consultation with the Council OF Minis
ters has resolved prevent all meetings Of charac
ter TO excite disorders
This is evidently aimed at Paul cassagnao's recent
Bonapartist speech Belleule and radical counter
demonstration organizing here.
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GENUINE PORT WINE

just received Jour mportation) In casks and cases.
invoice Of the finest OLD PoRT WINE red and white tdry
be had IN Portugal Also younger vintAges Sold to the
trade AZ trade prices families,
H. b. KIRK Co, % Fulton street aud TOO Broadway
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AS THEE CANNOT ALWAYS PROCURE DR.,
oBRIENs RsroRER AxRRIcA No for the hair from thy
druggist simply him third than
any other dollar preparation he sells thee should unhes
atingy his volunteered sophisry favor Of
thing lust good and obtain the genuine article e4i
broadway Of Twentysecond 22 East Thrift
eth street, and Of all respectable druggists
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DEATH OF A BANDIT.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Nov. &c, 1875.
despatch from Arizona says that Chavez, leuten-
Of the late bandit vasauez shot and instantly
killed there yesterday while attempting escape
The New York herald., 1875-11-28

A-HERAID BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
corner Fulton and Boerum street
Open from 4 A M 60 r. ~
On Sunday from 20 II. NJ
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EXERCISE.-J. WOODS GYMNASIUM, NO 9
East Twenty street Boxing Fencing Private Train
Ing FOR corpueney, dyspepsia, general debility &c send for
cirrula
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! PHYSICIANS WHO MAKE LUNG DISEASES A
speciality recommend uALR's HoaFY or HoARnoUSp AND
4 Tar PIKR's ToorBAcHx DRoPs cure in minute.
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MAIN Off
CURE OF cATARRH AND DEAFNESS.

The following testimon from gentleman well known in
business and social circles is submitted with confidence
conclusive evidence OF the durability Of Catarrh and Deaf
by DIR. LIGHTHILL'S method Of treatment:-