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previously untried rina combined with dlstrac
ton caused BY directing tho match.
Ennnns uL1u H. ---L.-.... -
scoaGs ron ras LUTnRR BADaE

THE sCOTO-IRIsH- AMERICAN MATCH
last year the leading members or the seventy
ninth Regiment Ride Oluo agreed WITH some utHer
Wei known OtO-Amertcan gentlemen 10 form
the ScottIsB-Amerlcan Ride Club Most or tine
members OF tnis new club had, Al the lme VI us
or SauizsttUn. participated IN practice mitP the
National GuaYd On the ranges Last year, too, me
IrIsh-Anerlcan Rne Clup was formed. Last
month the Sc0ttlsn- Americans challenged tho
lrisn-Amercans for medal worth $50.
The match was fixed Tor the 3lst OF
last muns8. bat after two p0stponements the
match came on yesterday. The conditions II the
match were:-Six men on each team distances,
zoo ana 500 yards seven rounds ana two slgAting
shots at eacn distance; nnes any within the
rules; position, STANDING at 200, and any without
ARTIFICIAL rest at 500 yaEus rhe reeree on the
part or tine Scottls p-Amsricans was Captain
BUNS, or the TRelth regiment, aud on the part ~
the lrisn-A Americans, Adutant W. II. Murphy, of
the same regiment. Inc umpire was Colonel g.
w. WIngate, General Inspector OF Riffs Practice
for the state oil New YORK.
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CREEDMOOR.
other streets.

THE LUTHER BADGE MATCH scoro-InrsH-
AMERICAN MATCH THE INTERSTATE MATog.
the weather was exceedingly me yesterday for
shooting at Creedmoor the atmosphere was
clear, the temperature not TOO high.
TIIE LUTnRR BADGE MATCH.
This match was shot the 500, 900 and 1000
wards ranges; I'VE scoring ana two sighing snots
nc distance; position, any; weapon, within the
rules. Entrance lee. 81 To 20 won three times
before becoming the personal properly Of me
winner
There were eight entries 70 this match. Mr.. Al
fora ptUi9gsas his sQmp@atiyeu tow score y =
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MINING TROUBLES.

HAZLEroN, Pa, June %, 1875.
There Is disposition apparent on the part Of
many miners TO 20 TO work on the operators
terms. and the nrst practical step toward re-
sumption in the Lshign region has been taken to-
day. At meeting OF German miners, held here
TINS afternoon, large majority voted to 90 TO
work. Another promising feature is the fact that
A. Pardee Il Co. have posted notices stating that,
az many OF their employees have expressed de-
sire 10 70 10 worE, they Invite all such minersto
cali at their ONCE and sign the agreement for
wares, aud when q sufficient number nave done
81 ~ works Will be started at once.
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THE LANDING IN IRELAND.


RECEPTION By THE IRISH RHLEMEN's REPRE-
snNTATIvEs-A BANoUET-coRDIAL GREET
ISGs-THE killarney STONE.
81. JOHNS, n. F. June 20, 1873.
Al eight O'Clock on the morning OF June ia the
lnman steamer City OF Chester was telegrapned
or the Fastnet. soon after a steamer having on
board the Dublin depatatlon-MaJor Leech, Cap
tain OF the Irlsn rlne team; Mr. mman. Inspector
Barry, snb-Iaspector Mercer ana few visitors
went on TO meet her.
The weather was very rough.
FIRST GREErIsGs.
Major Leech was first on board the CITY Of ones
ter. Cordial greetings we're intercnanged be-
tween him and Colonel Bodine. Colonel Glider
sleeve, captain OF the American team, was the
next TO shake hands with tue Irish major. the
other members or the American rine team were
OF civilities took place between them ana tho
Dublin deputation.
FINE APPEARANCE oF THE AMERICAN MARKsMES.
me American team presented very one ap-
pearance.
The voyage was very Pleasant.
PROM QUEENSTOWN FoR coEx
Lunch was taken at Queens Hotel
The visitors Ief, Queenstown at four O'Clock In q
special railroad carriage which was placed at
their disposal b. the Great Southern aud western
Railroad Company. aud arrived IN Cork about nvo
O'Clock.
THEIR RECEPTION IN THE GREAT CAPITAL or
MUNSTER
Arrived IN Cork they proceeded to the Imperial
Hotel The nrst specimen OF Irlsn hospitality to
the American team was afforded BY Mr.. Curry.
proprietor or the Imperial Hotel, VINO gave .
banquet 10 the members Of the American team
and their friends. Mr.. Curry took the chair and
Mr.. Cotton late proprietor OF the hotel occupied
the wee chair.
The cloth having been removed, the Chairman
gave the toast Of 'The Quesn,r which was duly
honored.
The Chairman next proposed president Grant,
..The American Rinemenr and The American
Nation amid loud cheers.
ais toast was enthusiastically drunk.
ran SPEECH IN RErLY.
Colonel Gndersleeve SAID:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-0n behalf OF the gen.
tlemen whom have the honor 10 represent, and
on my own behalf beg to thank you for the cor
DIAL reception which you nave extended to us
,,sHear hear ~ and for the Kind manner in winch
you nave received us to-day. Our hearts are full
win gratitude. We knew from what we saw OF
our Irish cousins a year ago that they were all
good ferows-hospitabe ana kind CHEERS but
We did not expect 20 see so much warmth OF feel
ing 40 much earnestness ana genuine enthusiasm
az that which welcomed US every side. The
waters or your noble harbor Jumped from their
\ ruined surface TO meet u.s. CHEERS ana laugh.
Il teri The WINS fresnened and blew down from
yeur nils q kindly welcome; We saw in every
lace as we passed along your streets
welcome 20 the citizens OF the United states
4 t"Hear, ncarrD Gentlemen. We appreciate TINS
\ we are proud or our country and We ieel in rec
\ ognzing US It Is not the poor individuals which
we are ourselves, bot Is Is the glorious country 0
4 wncn we are cnlzcns, tina. - honored; aud Il !
a matter Of gratitude TO Us That we are atie Y
\ enjoy tue hospitality or entire strangers 70 rs
4 gentlemen whom We never met be,ore. we lu'
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The Scottish American gain "a
The scores are out OF possible 40 poirtI
TIE INTERSTATE MATCH.
This match has excited a good Deal OF attention
among milltla men, from the fact that
National Guardsmeu OF New YORK were 10 ue
pItted AZ atnst the best men that could be pro-
duced Dy the Golden state II was agreed
tnat the match should be for tho nonOr
o. victory alone. The Californians were
to shoot IN san Francisco under tbs supervision
OF some one appointed by Company d, Wnlle the
New rorKers ere TO IRE at Crerdmoor under the
eye OF q person named by their opponents. Colonel
appeared Tor hls regiment. The conditions OF tae
match were Military rnes seven scoring ana
two sighting shUls &C 200 and 500 YARDS. Position,
standing a. 200 and any without artificial rest at
500 yards. Twelve men on each team.
SCnREa COMPANY %.
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SHOOTING AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON June 20, 1875.
dirnculty occurred here about nalf past twelve
O'Clock last night between Charles Goodman and
samuel weeden, two well known sporting cnar-
acters, during which Weeden was SHOT py Good
man ia two places, one ball taking effect In the
left leg below the MP, and the other IN the right
leg. directly below the abdomen. both OF them
being dAugerous wounds. Before the firing
Weeden made several cuts At Goodman with a
pocketknife, though none Of them penetrated
beyond the cloth or Ms coat The d n1culty
originated about woman. Goodman ar
rnAfa
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LYNCHING IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, June &c. 1875.
Kurner. the negro VINO committed the outrage
on the wife OF Mr.. Vaughn, near Carthage, Han
cock county. In the early part OF this week, was
brought TO Greenfield from Nashville for sale
Keeping. Tnis morning, between one and two
O'CLOCK MOB OF about 16J masked and armed
men said To be rom Hancock. Shelby and aush
counGies, broke open the JaL took the negro ont
and hung him from the stalls al the Fair Ground.
The AFFAIR created the most intense excitement at
Greenfield TINS mornIng but no arrests Of the par
hes implicated nave been made,
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MURDER OF A FARMER

THE FAMILY OF THE MURDERED MAN PLACED
UNDER ARREST.
UTICA June 20, 1875.
ordeo Davis a farmer hity.two years OF age,
residing near Gray, 10 the town Of Oao, HerKimer
county. was found with bis head nearly cut on in
his barn THURSDAY morning. His son, aged TWEEN
ty.our years. the vile, the wlfss sister, Mrs.
Fred EmBurge. her son, agei thirty.nve years,
and noIphbor named Adams have been put un-
DER arrest to await the action OF the CorOners
Jury. Mr. Davis had mis- han&s and feet frozen
through the cruelty Of the family. aua was Otner-
wise helpless on account 0l NcXpesa la alGd IA
ais oea "a his bark
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MINING ACCIDENTS.

PLYMOUTH, Pa, June 20, 1875.
The scanolding at shaft No. Of the Susque-
hanna coal Company, &c East Nantlcoke, four
miles below Piymouts, fell this morning instantly
killing six men who were az work on IL. The
names OF the men are Thomas Vivian, Peter Rey
nolds Thomas q. Williams, Henry King, john
Kendor and Joseph Rlckard.
miner named Edward quinn was killed here
this morning by the falling down OF snaft No. OF
the Delaware and Hudson Coal Company.
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To Shoot at Wimbledon In an In
ternational Match.
TIE LANDING OF OUR TEAM.
A Cead Mile Failtha from Cork
to Dublin
Kissing the Bamey Stone and Clarifying
the National Customs

DUBLIN June 20. 1878
Tue members or the Irish ride team we're en-
gagged In practice shooting at Doymount to-day.
MUCH INFERIOR TO THE AMERICAN SCORE.
Their score was much smaller than that OF the
Americans yesterday.
THE AMERICANS CEASE FROM PRACrI5A
There viii be no further practice BY the Ameri-
can team
WHAT PEOPLE THINK
The impression is gaining ground that tue
Americans win win the international match.
THE LORD MAYOR or LONDON EXPECTED.
The Lord Mayor OF London and party Will ar
rive here on Monday next.
terest.
CIVIC WELCOME FOR TIM BRITISH DCRGEssss-
They win be welcomed by the Lord Mayor and
Corporation or Dublin.
Phoenix Park, and in the evening VIII attend the
Gaiety Theatre in state
IN ExCRLLENT DISCIPLINE AND FRATERSAL HAIR
the discipline and harmony OF tho American
team Ii admirable.
THE AMERICANS TO SHOOT IN AN INTER-
NATIONAL CONTEST AT WIMBLEDON.
DUBLIN, June 26-Evening.
Colonel GiIdersleeve, captain OF the American
ride team, has received letter from the Lloyds,
OF London Offering nifty guinea cup TO be con-
tested for ct Wimbledon by the English, Irish.
Scotch and American eiphrs at the time or the
Elcho Challenge Shield match.
ACCEPTED.
The Americans have signined their acceptance
or the oner and viii compete for the cup In the
match.
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PART OF A TOWN DESTROYED.
MEMrHIs Tenn. June %. ls7

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June &C. 1878
special despatch 10 the Appeal from Jackson
says the hre st that place yesterday broke out In
II immond's grocery store and extended cast 20
Church street, north 10 Lafayette street and to
the alley between Main aud Lafayette streets de-
stroying haf or the entire block. including the
Catholic church, Vonronkels grocery store, Hoe
gels confectionery, the Cotton compress and
othor buildings. The odd RellOws' aud Tomiin's
Halls were also on IRE, but were saved by great
exertIon. the loss Will probably reach $35. 900,
with but little insurance.
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BRAZIL.

TIKI CABINET RESIGNED AND NEW MIN
ISTRY FORMED.
RIO JANEIRo, June 26, 1875.
The Ministry or the Viscount OF Rio Branco has
resigned and new Cabinet has been formed, with
the Duke or CaxIas as President and Minister OF
War; Baron Cotegpe Minister OF Foreign
AfTafra
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sUNsTRoKEs IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 90, 1876.
The weather mere to-day has been excessively
warm. There we're several cases OF sunstroAe,
Two OF Mhlcn proved latal
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SENATOR JONES HORSES.

BosToN, Mass. June 20, 1878
six horses, purchased in this city for senator
Jones' OF Nevada, were to-day shipped 10 MIN.
Among them are the noted trotters, sweet Briar
and Lady OTIS, for witch the sum OF $4,000 was
paid TRe others include pair oil saddle horses
and q pair OF carriage horses.
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STATE ASSESSORS REPORT.

ALBANY, June 20 1876.
The Stute Assessors make the total assess nts
or personal property for 1874 $780, $780, 1922
against s2.I69, 3OT s73 In 1873 showing increase
or Slo7, Az, 229, or 9.l5 per cent
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LOUISIANA FINANCES.

NEW ORLEANS June 20, 1876.
The state financial olcers announce that she
interest on the Louisiana new consolidated bonds,
due July l. Is now being paid here and IN New
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THE vICKSBURG SHOOTING.

vICKsBURG, Miss, June 20, 1875.
Galmer was examined on the charge OF shooting
sherin crosby to-day ana discharged No suspI-
cion attaches TO any ore now, and the AFFAIR is
regarded Is very mysterious. crosby wlll recover.
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A BURGLAR SHOT.
BOSTON. Mass. Jnna

BOSTON, Mass, June IS, 1876.
burglar, who mad entered the residence OF +.
NJ Pnfpps, al Natick, last night was discovered
by Mr. Phpps In his daugh ter's bedroom. Mr..
Pnipps fired four shots at the burglar Wounding
mn llnlY al
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SURE As GIN THE LITTLE BELLOWS
loaded with KNOwLEs' INsK.T DKstNOYrR prOJec sud
cen acath INFO cr,yice where bcd3ugs, ants or
rOiches har00r
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SIX sUNsTEoKEs.
PHILADELPHIA, sane 20. 1875

The mercury to-day Reached IS deg.
one death occurred from the heat, and some
bali dozen cases Of sunstroKe arc reoorted
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All you WISH TO ENJOY LUXURY THAT
Will make you like new man." 20 10 ~ Last
Fourth street take RUSSIAN BATH
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ANOTHER PROMINENT DRt

ANOTHER PROMINENT DRUG HoUSE.-ALb
other Lnlne nt Extracts, kc &C. have had 70 yield 70
truly scientific remedy GMEs I.fShkNr loDIpx o.
AMNoNA surpasses Others; sell bottle after Dottio
knew anything like Il; We hsve seen lts COCO
effects often, pronounce II the Dest re mooy We
have had in store. ASON PAUL Drug
gists, l69 Sixth avenue, corner thirteenth street.
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roacues haroor
irH oP IULY EXCURSION 40 NIAGARA
FALLS. Ar ruE aATE oF - MILES ~ aoUR.
TAKE rHE herald LIGHTNING TRAIN, LEAV-
mo INV yoeK Al An, ARRIVING AT ruE
FAILS AZ i3lP n
RETURNING Al 7i5 M, REACHING sew YORK
EARLY on MONDAY AoRsISa. ENABLING vIsI-
TORS 70 SPEND * LOUIS AZ rHE FALLS AT A
TGIFLISG ExPgSsR
A.-THE HISTORY or GREAT ENTER
prise.-In 1874 the original incorp oralors Of ne
manufacture Of sewing Machines aud from thAt time
to The present their time; talents eAeig aA1
SAVING MAcaiNEs with varied success attending
Their efforts Is being their constant aim 70 pro.
duce shuttle or Lock-sntch Machine that shoua
make ~ with unlimited capacity, unexeeIei Dl, any
other machine regardless Of ame or prce. ana wttha
people; aud success has crowned their enpE6 N the
production Of the celebrated WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING
MtpulgEs which combine all the ELEGANCE, simplicity.
dura 10y and Strength possible Tor any sewing acnlne
attain, and they ths hrst and only nrst class
priced machines put 10 the mArEet IL IS 500
on easy monthly payments at 81 and go Broadway New
avenue Jersey fy 7Gl Eighth avenue, and at Macysf
New York ft.s company want lev more GOOD
agents.
A-TRUsSES, COOL, LIGHT, CLEAGLr, COM
Portable. ~sE&LKY's HARD RUsBRR faUssEs never rust
nor SOL used = bang long tested Street, PSs
de phla and 737 Broadway, New YORK ELAerlc STOCK
IaCs. Belts, BASDAoEsi &C.
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iTH " IULY EXCURSION 20 NIAGARA
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ALASKA BEAVERS Sc 70, WORTH 50; RsGU-
lar 10 hat 81 90 gentlenens Pearl CCsSimeres Sz 9I
worth 81; straw nse a specially; money saved ~
money made. Is New church street. UPSTAIRS
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ALL WICKED PEOPLE AFFLICTED WITH oA
tRrrn should use WULCOrrS CATARRH ASNiHILAxeM-
Tor pain use WOLCOTiis PAIs PAINT instantly.
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEF0RMTTIES
success uy treated by Dr. ), n. AARsE (prncipai OF
the late Arm OF Marsh Coz, his old office, No.
Vessy street Astor Il ouse No connection with any
other othco TINS city.
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FALLS. AT Tue aATE o. - MILES ~ aoUR.
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A. J. DITMAN, A LhADfN4 DRUGGIST, Bar
cay street Broadway New YORK sells more OF 9LsD
LNIMEsr loDIDH AMMONIA than he does y any Others
appears driven ali others out or the markets
his customers speak highly OF les virtues 10 recon
mends IT. he knows IL is the best remedy yet dI-
covered Swelled and Enlarged joints LumSAso Neu
nc 40
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NEW PUBLICATIOSs ).


A LIST or NEW NOVELS
AanIred-By the author OF "Beatice cen-n ga a
shiities Folks-By widow Godsnith's Daughtar" "a
A Woman in Armor-By Mary Harlwon ..........-- 80
Artemus wards works-with Lie and Portrait : %
Mad Marriage-By Nay Agnes Teming ........---.l u
Rcce Femina-By Cuyler Pine
Perfect Adonts-By inc author Of "Rutedge"--l -
wost Lawn-By Mary J. Holmes -
Beatrice conci-wth Portrait By Guido. .....--. ~
From NY Youth Up-By Marion Hsrland ........---. 50
Ten old Msds-By Julie p smlth...............-..ln
Led Asray and the sphinzBy octave Feuiilet-.. ~
Rich Medway-Bv author Of stolen wAters" -
Progressive Pe,ticoas-By Robert =. Roosevelt \. ~
sold everywhere
G. ". CARLETON A Co. Publishes.
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LEON DUMAS, EAU NEVERTHELESS IS. 40
toilet requisite for ladies and genuemoR
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MIRACLE OF To-DAY.--rHE ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY $50 Broadway, have introduced most re.
markabe invention whica comfortably retains and
the most difficult ruptures
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERyEiLLEUsE REMoyEa
an
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LEON DUMAS EAU NEVERTHELESS. oBLIr
crates all freceleS
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvFuLEUSF "a. NOR
an enamel bat a medicine tor the SKIN Lad es
ylted e. test II before purchasing For sale Wholesale
AMI retai. No West twenty nfth street. doGman
House. Price 81 per bottle
M'NEvTN's DIARRHEA, DYSENrhRY. AND
CEoLERA INRASTua fowDKRs Sold by al druggists.
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DoTr FAIL 70 READ
TUE COURT or
THE AMERICAN CESAR
Rgw YORK. WASHINGTON AND LoN2 BRANoM
UNRoOFBD
Now being published Ia
TaE WEEKLY wELco4H
tho three cent Weekly.
For sale by all newpdeaIers
HoULDiSG,s NEW YORK CITY DIREcToRy
GoULDISGs NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY.
SECOND EDITION. PRICE ONLY g
II IL cheaper, more compke more reliable ana con-
tains over 1OVo names more than Directory chat
has hitherto been puoisne1 In this city seutVu receipt
o. price o. y q 70 anxsD Of the United Statea
Ian RnStlf a. aOUhpINu Publisher
lS9 i8t And 9s Nassau street
TuE vkRnIcT
1 ii RENDERED TODAY WILL BR ANsouNoKA
m Az
kxTRA kykstNG rKllEGRAM
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ourselves made as welcome as at homo. we have
enjoyed ths banquet as much as We ever enjoyed
81; sSSS> q ssss assured "a q ..ss |e!lceme YIN
which We are TO be met i assures as also q the
kind regard in which Major Lcech and the other
gentlemen. VINO have welcomed Us to-day. are
held by their fellow countrYmen aud 10 the name
OF The American team l thank these gentlemen.
tCne6rBD
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEE
Cans Abdominal Supporters, suspensory BandageR
Shoulder Braces and Crutche, MARSh's IL asa ONCE
No feSey street Lady IN attendance
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERyElLLEUSE NAKEa
the con plexion clear white and beautiful
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A MORE SUFFERS PRRS8N CANNOT Be GIVEN 4
n TO cultivated person tnAn "The Cycope Tia Of tia
Best Thoughts Charles Dtckonsn carefully ind I'D
beautifully bounI Proc, 81 Coupled by q. Dsfoa-
tame aud published by K J. Halls SON, " AArraJ
street YORK
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RAPID TRANSIT.
The transit OF the teeth from soundness decay 10
rapid the gritty tooth powders and
passes Ihe only salvation foF fragile teeth TN pure
fragrant autd SozoDoSr. By this pure vegetable
elixir the Is rendered imperyIous 20 decay ana
the breath As fragrant as . rose.
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REfURSISG AT7fl5 ? N. REACHING sw ToaR
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A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BRU9KGfN
cornar Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open rom A NJ. 70 L. N.
On sunday from 70 = t. M
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BoILs-rHESE TORRENTS or JOB ARR
spec dly cured BY the PERUVIAN SYRUP a pro1xIde o.
nj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-25
IOLIIIC.fL.

People who thought that Senator Thurman had
some grit, and that Sunset Cox was something
more than lively talkcr, take it all back now.
The Cincinnati Times says: 1--WE add twenty
five per cent to our estimate Of Hayes majority.
The insane doings of yesterday insure his cleo
ton by $1,000 majority. Marx that"
John Morrissey has been called to account by
the Tammany Committee on Discipline for his al
legged disloyalty last winter at Albany. John was
not overawed
In the New Hampshire Legislature Taesday'
Benjamin F Prescott was elected Secretary of
State; Scion A. Carter, Treasurer; Edward A
Jencks, State Printer, and Frank w. Miller, Com
missaly-
Bin Allen Of Ohio is a hard money man and
Sam Carey is temperance man. The democratic
platform on which they stand as candidates for
governor and Acknowledgements goes for rum
and rags Boston Heraid.
Representative Beck of Kentucky is openly in
the field for the United States Senatorship, and it
said by the Louisville Commercial will make a
personal canvass" lie has already secured
spontaneous resolutions from several county con-
yentions.
Chief Justice Church of New York has been
talking politics With judicial ponderosity he pro-
nounces President Grant entirely out Of the next
Presidential race, and he thinks that Sherman
stands no chance even if his aspirations are that
way lie adds that "Yice President Wilson