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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

Indianapolis Ne,ps:-s Bristow's name IL good
enough platform"
Nashville CYenn.) Banner:-"Calculstions on the
fourth ballot ~ Cincinnati will all be wasted"
jackson tMrs.) Notwithstanding Is good
man-but he's not The ars, choice OF Mississippi"
The Detroit Tribune says ''rhc Michigan delegation
will oppose conkng all the time at Cincinnati I"
San Antonio fcxasl Express .'conkiing bids fair TO
be the republican nominee for President and Hayes for
vice Presidents powerful ticket"
Detroit Free Freis The friends OF Morton do not
propose 10 be behind those OF blaine and Conkng in
boosting OF the strength Of their candidate"
New York Evening Commercial 1.-THE Colorado del.
ecs,ss come Cincinnati with big stories acou. Bi.ne
bopnrcs burning on every peak Of the Rocky Noun
tasns I"
Albany Argsu :-"JudginG from sno scps Of de-
spatches from Cincinnati, Blaine, Conkiing Norton,
Hayes and ssissow I'll gong v get The nem'As-
sloa"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

Bristow for Conkiing and for Hayes frst choice.
For second choice Morton has Ia. ConkhIg ), Blame
Bristow and Hayes .. For third choice Bristow has
10 Conkling s, Morton 5, Hayes l. Blaine !, Grant
and 1 ID undecided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

SUxxARy.-Ten for Norton. s for bristow and for
Blaine nrst choice for second choice. Blaine Brs-
tow Morton 2 Hayes . and undecided; for third
choice Tor Brstow. for Blame, for Morton, for
HAYES and Is undecided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
A PERTINENT IseuIRY-wHo ca

JUNE ~. 1876.
To THE EDITOR THE HRRALp:-
"Bshind the scencs.n IN to-day's HERALD, reveals 1
think. tho underworkings OF the political situation
Grant can receive the nomination II no wants IT, Tho
coorcd delegates from South will 20 Tor Grant to
man The Convention heart for Grant, and let his
name be proposed and who eau "turn the ndes''
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

SEMINARY Thirteen for Blame and 10 TOR Bristow
hrst choice; as second choice As undecided, d
Blame mcu are for Bristow. Bristow for Blaine
and Blaine man for Conkling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
MAINE.
MARYLAND.

SUMMARY. Fourteen tor Blaine. As this IS Blaines
State the delegation will admit OF no second choice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
SAD FATE THREATENED 4 CONTEMPORARY

SAD FATE THREATENED 4 CONTEMPORARY.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
What does .sBehnd the Scenesn mean 10 insinuatcs
Has he lined the curtain and revealed the coming
man--thc Great Unknowny
Danas Sun would 60 under . cloud ir Grart should
get his third term. SEvENrY-SIX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
NEBRASKA.
NEVADA.

SrHMARY.--Sx Tor Blaine. The second ana thru
choice OF this delegation has not been ascertMned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
MISSISSIPPI.

SUMMARY Morton .. arisiow and Blaine as first
choicc. For second choice lristow has s slaine 3,
C.nkiing l. while Undecided between Blame ana
Br,stow and undecided altogether. Tor ihlrd
decided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

RALLY FROM THE BOYS IN BLUR PROMISED.
NEW YORK. June r. 1876.
To THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD
Your correspondent behind the Scenes" in your
issue OF yesterday, strikes the nail the head The
country is not tired OF Grant Let be placed
on banner OF republican party for 1876 there
viii be a raying front tue North, South. East and
West Of tho 'boys in blue" Who doubt the results
THIRD TERN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

OREGON.

SrxAARy-Forty -four for Hayes us first choice For
second chocc--Blane Is, Morton IL, Bristow II
conkng and undecided s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

suAxAxy.-Sixty. seven for Conkling, for Wheeler
for Bnsow and Undecided The delegation shows
no evidence OF a second choice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
Is GRANT THE COMING MANs

THINKING ELECTORS.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
feel sure that tho thinking people Of this country
prefer have the present administration continue In
power than risk this or that candidate Our glorious
country is now on the right track this centennial year
ana hope. YOU intimate that Grant stands "behlnd
the scenes" Yours for Grant, II. W. B., Jr.
JERSEY CRY, June II, 1876
ONE WHO CANNOT SER, BUT Is READY TO DO
JrxI H. 1870
To TUE EDITOR THE HERALD
cannot see the good you expect TO do tho rspub
can party by printing 'Behind tn Scenes in today's
paper. This third term cry rs all nonsense II nom
mated, however, shall work and vote for L. ). Grant
up the closing OF the polls next November. As for
the other candidates thnk they are bakers dozen
Of nonentities OLD WHlG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
oliver, Il. W. Jr. .Hartranft
RHODE ISLAND

SUMMARy.--5S for Hartranf as first choice. For sec
ond choice SO probably for Blaine, bus uncertain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

Conkling. probably for CoLkling. ana 2 either Tor
Conkling or Morton as FIRST choice. For second and
third choice our table shows certain indication
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
MASSACHUSETTS.

SUMMARy.-Eightcen Tor Blaine. No second choice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21
House of Representatives.

The Speaker sid that bee p "a iuflrm.tion that
there was gentleman ~ tue ems VINO Nos lhe
bearer to the people Of this country n a c.m-
municitlou from the Irish nation, consr,tul Il
inc the American ueJple in thl, their Ceutenu.A
year
Mir. Holman Dem, IndJ thoreupon rose and
asked unanimous consent 10 offer a resolution.
Teclung that Mr.. d. orc Iunor Power, NJ. =, mad
been deputrd I, pl.-eut to tho peonls OF the
United states the con-ratul lions Il the Irish
nation on the centenary Of American iudepen-
dencc. and referring the subject Of his mission
q the Committee on Foreign Affairs. with III
struc .uns to report what action should be taken
IN the premises.
MIR. Townsend Nep., n. " suggested TO Mr..
Holman the use u the word "people " Instead
OF "ndtiIn.
MIR. Holman expressed his opinion that the
term NATION was not iuaputopriAtc, and ne
hoped that the pt lectiou would not be pressed.
Mir. rownsend-l do not object. am ia favor
OF the resolution. Al any rate.
MIR. HOlmau-l here D. sense In which the
term "naiion IS properly applied TO the lflsh
Mr. Hoar Gep.. Mass.l- what is tho national
authority ot the irish peoplef
MIR. Hplman-Ihe communication comes from
that part u the lnsh people WHO now reside
within the limits of Ireland. Their representa-
tive is deputed 10y them as people u cxpless
their congratulations on the close Of the II Of
century OF American Independence.
Mir HoH- IN what mode Is tue deputaiion
III de on authentlcdtedE
ery referred 70 the Committee on Foreign
Affairs.
allege as iaat ia Il TINS sentleman la, been de-
puted by the Irish nation. Now. II Is pIoIer
That II the House Is to asse that fact It should
know H.. The gentleman who offers this resou
tion does not, ~ | understand, know It. My
question Is, Who deputcd this gcntlemani what
Is HE naIioLa. auluontSf eup1ose Ibe 1iIsh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21
MINING IHEIE DEiGnr ~ RATS.
How some Jersey cav sports X III Time in
the Long " Winter Evenings.
more short-halred persons

seventy OF more snOrt-nhlrcd persons
wearing tight trousers, red neck tbs, ani vel
v-tcen coat AT around a rat pit In Monte omery
street, Jersey CIV. "a lue-daY evening. the fun
hrns the decision Of - mutcr between owen
Murphy 81 JERSEY cay anu MIR. GRAHAM OF New
York respective owncr- IF two pet Dull dog.
The match Wns for S9y. the terms e .ch dog 20
Nil us weight IA ~ =, or rats Tor pounds"
Grthnm's dog weighed - pounds, AMI Murphy's
- una.. The Now Jersey dog, q white short
h'sed tuli, - thu ttvufite. The other dog
Wa recently iur rtr I, and was not known. 1t
had u' w mouth ana tnln buIN.
iho rAt~ weI, ia ah ron wire al In one cor
hcr ui tlr room. nuddlci up together one ON
TOP OF the other. lie clge WAS sci ln the mid
die or tnc ui.. aud the ritchtchtr with a uair II
longs lbout two feet long, caught the rodents
by their backs aud pitched tuem sQueaiing into
the pit.
TWenty-six rats having been counted out,
time VS. called. Murply got into the pit
and seconded his dog Graham challenged
several rats, ana icy were put across the ch TX
line ana their tnils were jumped upon; TWO
gave spaSmOdic J rks, but could not crawl. one
rat dragged rs hind al iriers over the me, aud
The dog had 10 give u another bite. Tue dog
finished MS WORK IA 4.lja.
INenty-two rats were then counted out and
the Engii-h terrier was put into tue nit. Ora
ham seconded MS dog. md on time being called
" Nett @ iched INTO the pile % rats In one
corner II the VII. A noisy dispute followed
6ranam's picking ~ his q u and then time was
called neiu aud the dog started for the rts
rts were dead. lie demanded trials.
and one rat was nut on the line,
and Gf ham stimIed on It's tail
IN q way that held the rat and prevented IL from
Murphy made a pass 1t Grlham, and tho men
ar - rom their Sc is aud here WAS a general
fr"e lght. Inc time e the Engish dog Was re-
corded at 40 aud the umpire declled ia its
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

NTfTNtN v
bth
s. Champion, Lockwood. Charleston
ROYAL i6t1.
5 Albcmarle gibbs Icwes Del
NOrfO X. ~ ~N'" ~
:. Hudson. eager, New Orleans Dec 10.
- IleanOra. Johnson Portland.
: Nrptdne Berry. Boston.
snip kttsOw, t,add, Manila
nark Abby Bacon. Mcrritt Ntaga
Barr virginia l. stafford. Curry, Marsefles.
Lark Srnnu. Btlistru, lD-Ath
nark VI ntozuml Briggs. II Pierre
Barr tinilia Lamp, { lueru Lancaster.
Is TX NuUva Mattco, tastipIione, Lclth.
titk thebuctu, l1wfen,e Bremen.
Birk Palermo, Mclaughlin. Liverpool.
itriK Wcylanut. Iubr no, tluIl.
brlg Mary Owiaud. Lawtou. IIumacoa.
Aisu the usual river mi CO.'S WV .sss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21
PRECIOU> TIVE Wasted.


Adams Express Company still controls
the ii5 A. NJ. so-caled fast mail train. and
are allowed 10y the Tennsylyauii Railroad one
hour and larter more time than the United
states H. THIS IS the tram winch carries the
bulh of the New York morning newspapers.
sent regularly through the mail the cost for
newspapers Is two cents pound. sent by
Adams Expires, Company the cost is one cent
copy 70 Pniiadelphii. and one aud one half cents
per copy To Washington. Fifteen copies OF lnE
STS weigh one puuud. sent by NATL To- Wash
ingtun the cost would be two cents; sent by
Adams Express n would be twenty-five cents.
Ii Is almost lmuOs,ible to urnt "A complete
AZ 2.3U A. VI. We. the order If the Pennsylvania
Railroad authorities that all mail matter must
lie carried over to jersey City Toy the \ VI.
boat makes Tins imperative. Papers, though,
may be sent over by Adams Ex res Company
at their eXtraNagant price by the o'clocN boat,
me nOur and "A nan later than i allowed TO the
G. lNcrumcnt. and yet he fOrWardcI by the same
ran. On tuesday morning Postmaster jane
sent over "A mani IN the A. VI. boat, Uut the
postal car had been spirited away and could not
be- found.
The railroad employees purposely mised the
Post once messenger, aud ell yeC their di--
cpmnfure. An Adams LXur wagon, heavily
loaded, Nent over ON "A later hlaf and the pack
ages were promptly tran -terrrd 20 the train nud
forwarded. Tue mail " ~ brought back TO New
traiu g. being made ~, for the express ear, ana
another position for the mail ear. The express
car was in ITS usu plact, nut the matt car could
not he seen.
road authuritie' a private express company Is
all wed great advantages over the Government
matt ana, apparently, only tn Z the tXuicss
company mal make great profit thereby
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21
WEErCHEDN ~ 4 rENEMENr
One ofthe Many Cherries Homes in the Great
CiN-Ihr Trials OF the Poor.

Two rickety chairs and a broken down
stove formed the only furniture. rae first
mentioned were only at for nrewood, md so
little warmth eXhalrd from the stove that the
snow II Mondays storm still lay few feet on
where 1t had fallen through the almost CLASHES
Windows. In one window the entire lower sash
was gone. and only square segment Of wood,
loosely kept ia place bya string. served q a b r.
ricr against the weather. The broken pancs Il
tAe other bad a poor substitute IN the shape Of
waterproof cloth, which. stlfeued 10y the cold
could not be bent in place. 50 that large loop
holes renamed, through which the cold wind
whisfied. Even the skylight over the door, de-
signed for ventil ating purposes. mad lost much
~ It's glass, and accordingly there was no Cd.
SIR 'ct n Ton tue rutreut OF ar which blew rs
though straight from the north pnir. Water
1ulG q We IT zen auNwnere ia the two rnou-,
and q th'ru.' nefcr would htv- marked los
than ~ 90 the inner chunner, where A
mass of dirty straw we're 80 once ICED anu iltil-
ket. ihr 10 was bare, ana the walls. OBJ tcN-
p.ice-, exposing the rafters. Yet here had trrn
ltNln- iur two wears mother dnt her twl milo
daNE efs. he children. indeed. had hrl rn
the windows. and the landlord refused 10 re-.
place The missing names. Two plates and sIn-
gle TN cup composed the entire dinner strVl e.
The means 20 Obtain sclnS flre ami ais the
coke that fe+hly Il red ia the apology FIR a
stove We're provided cut of the scanty wages Of
the husband and father wno apparently
dl not live with his wife 4 crown up
b p, e. ~ II ne lived on Flith avenue. also ton-
des ended u Keep his poor relations from
starving although he did not seem To care
whether thev 'roze to death or not the three
lie CITY, aud there is room vacant In the
W alter street tenement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

SUPREME Court 81 AMREns. Nos. 2l7. ee,
2o 23l ii2 go 2as q. 49,, n. ui, n5 a. 81, 100 no.
10, ~, a lit las lt" l3, los. l13 t7N ls9 leo.
lri 10 no 4o, eoi aod eo5 III ela 2ld, e3 90,
%. $3.50. 2l. gas AHse,-utn tHlrndar. Nu- 1885, .al,
e3s 1903, ~. ~ !a., 80, 2il 2l2, -i3 2ii 40, 2id,
az "a, .iA. .hu, 81
NOu. lrudHf.
SrrRRNF QUIT Circuit Part l. 40. G1iie, ouI
yrst,r,ay's clr .aer Part II Nos ltui lio 90, g. -,
35ss .hd,, .iSi ilnSi, 500, 26l6, 2,oO 3,.! aa3.
lss. 3inp. 3iio, l?id. rarl III Sos. 500, lbU,,
INV. haSl
SUPERIOR Court TRIAL TERN p ri Nos. 800
~ laf, ISL AS, 40 al3 tdl mo $50, 1000. Part
conNoy rLeAs-Eeury TERN Nos o. TO- II. n.
- ns 90.
CoNMoN riFAs-lMAL IERM Part ll-Nos. 400,
gus. t1 t1. lUA H1N, 40 p3s. 49, 81 le3. lN9
1n2 i'3 lDd6 100. lu, $50 gd. u.s. pe,, luHl, 1000.
Oar.
M,mSR CorRr-1RrAL 1RRM.-lart Gaze ou ~.
4gl2 NudiA ctcndir. Part II Nns. hil0. h21S. aISt
3su1 290i, 1i-s 552j, ilG5, Part H. No.
1tSq 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21
.ennlnr Conkling,- pn-Ilion.

Ff'"' ff0 fffNtfH Atff HiiAHh
WAsHINcrON, Dee. 20.--'rhe position OF
dent i problem, It i learned on good authority.
H. simply th' Ar. touNlins goes NJ fuftuer
than to say tnai ne has not vet made ~ MS mind
VINO II elected President. lie Is waiiina Tor more
HIGHT before making upnls mind. his condi' ion
Of Doubt, however. t"partitS MN rompletely
fr m Nort III ana the M ilorliy Of the ltepubli-
ton Of Hayes Is equivalent to admitting tue
election Of lliden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

BUTLEH-ln the citv % New York on the 18Th day
q Dccemo'r 1879, hY ,ie II m llh DAVIS CIef Jus
a, Butter. tau,c. adultery
HI AuBkl.G.-In IL, citv Of Sew York on the 10Th
day ~ December 1870 ht tlc II IN. "a rlcs DOnohur,
Justice Of the supr' ine uur Jennie c. klauberS from
Nilham H. hlanDels Cause, o iultcry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21
con COMPANIES COMPETING.


At the regular monthly sale Of the Penn
sylvauia Coat Company held YESTERDAY hy Messrs.
JOnn II. Drapcr * Co., $3.50 tons OF P,ttston
coal sold at prices showing slight advance IN
tn, sc Of last month. The following table shows
the amount If each grade sold aud the prices
ola y.I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

BARCL AY-BELi. .-Ol Tuesday. Dec. 10. at tho
Church of he Transit atiun. nv the ksv A. Housh.
real.
JUDGE TAYLOR on Moui lay. Dec H. by the Rev.
Dr. John Hall Hilard VI. JIase to JEANNE, daughter
OF Isaac l.. Taylor N. u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21
rARINE INrELLiGEycE.

NtVtArrrF NfAVNf -rrUs NY
sun flscs.. u SUI -,s.. 80 Moon sets. 10 IS
man WATFH-rHfs nay.
Sandy HOOK 10 90 soy lsanf II Al Hell Gate. 1 Os
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

II l. a great comfort - know that articles We
use IN the indispensable guugs ana comngs Of NE are
genuine AID honest. For instance, tnat M sop We
huy l. perfectly pure and tnuocunus. To rNnCrlcnCe
ma sat- faction, We must u.s. t I. lhhhltr- Toilet
Soap, whose de- c1tp natural fragrance tudlc ties that
uess,-Idg,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21
Business tlciltes.


For Throat Diseases aud Affections of tho
chest. "BRONN's BRONcu1AL TROUHEs are OF
value For Coughs Irritation OF the Throat caused by
cold or Unusual Exertion OF the vocal Origins I'm
speaking IN public or singing, they produce beneficial
results.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

BiliousneSl, head che, and liver complaints |;
sIen "a Q1lrA Lrsn les tAg ~ cent TeueIy .-Aag,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

great way, hut mu'h more IL hoped for. II Is
csim ted a. T. $1,000 VIII De pledged tonight,
aud that SljOn will be received at the matit ees.
IL 30. there viii be in hand not FAR from $40 ~
Ana " TO THIS sum ne added tue $5jOjJ a-ked
for At the last meeting OF tue Bu tfd ui Alder.
men, somebody Will have tue handling Of "A very
pretty pot 81 money.
According to Sheriff u lggett. the amount re.
ported as IN maud Is eXag kerated, and ne agtc-s
with others that there viii bee about 90 people
rishiiulv dcnendent On the RELIEF fund Tor sup
pDtt inns winter.
According t. the Mayor, Sheriff Dagsett's es-
tinite Is irrect v bas1d.
According 70 Alderman Ropes there Ia great
danset OF oNerdoing the IN ttter. BROOKLYN mas
a uotulatiDn ~ hl1ubl people. and, If we are t.
credit the reports Of charitable people. 10000
are pauners he Commissioners say lac Viii
h v To- ere for 5000; tue society for the im-
lr1voment of the Condition OF the Poor say
theN nave Nvn to Look after. and other iustitu-
uups estimate tbaut 21WJ more.
Ia other words, onc-nttu II the entire popu.
ldtiOn are y ugers. such a statement no sane
man can be expected 10 believe. But IL II were
true what ma, that To do WITH thus particular
{ Sc Grant mat ihert are 40 people IN need,
reprcsentin- 10 families. lnere are 1900 men
IN Boo lyn VINO would gladly work from now
tlil ne lst % Aprl for 81 DAY. Put II at SO A
mouth for 10 men. " be- ds 4 families. aud
theIe woud needed tDph month. Ia Iour
thau ia Il 10 fdised Already.
Charity goc-n't stuon ,o count its pennies,
ana ,houid no; but at a tme Ike this. wnen
public symph ny i apre lied to. when tue
@ut D" lties even 20 to private indiyidual., aud
further appeals r, made to outside cities for
hello, II does become nut only duty, but ShouId
he also pleasure To- STAY tue outstrctcued hand
aud say, with ia ,nks, Enough"
Efforts VIII uoubt,,ss he made by unpfinci-
Piled persons t. " de on the sympathy ~ those
having tue funds IN "a rye aud IA so large q
committee tn-te VIII 4 nrcessi. y be mistakes
and ah-rrdi les. Al We suggest l. that TINS
relief fund oeiu- raised for specific purpose
snoul4 ba confined to the necessities Of tie
eNl-ency wuich suggests It, aud tn all At
t.mpi~ tu any 10 WIN the general distress Of
trdted.
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holiday goods AT low prices. SC irfs, ties, muf-
fcrs gloves cardigan jackets undcrshrts, aul draw
ere NJ j. " Johnston, zoo Grand street and Az SA IA
avenue. corner VI lNglti.t AlEd sIegL-1dg,
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THIS ADyERTf~ENIENTI~ PLACED on
THIS PAGE, AND ~ SMALL TYPE, - ORDER To
SEPARATE IT FROM TN GREAT MASS OF DIS.
PLAYED ANNOUNCEMENT WHICH AT THIS
SEASON CROWD TIE Usual ADVERTIsISu
PAGES OF TINS PAPER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

CANCER New treatise sent free no knife or
minerals uscd Dr. Stoldard ". FuurtceutA At.-IGU.
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Holiday Presents from the Centennial. Now
~ 'Alliulnn ana Tor site at kNDN :. ttfh Avenue
ho.e hid ~ brOalwp CufIet Vi itnn ST., the cec.
titi Prlle ila ~ IL o. Co., London and the prize
l mute "a ANA Wakiur lrl.I OF " H. Martin. Lon.
don, suitable preseuts Tor lady " gentleman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

II IA all ready Tor use. LIBBY, Mcneil LlLby's
Oo0Ae4 S.Tnel Bsst VT0eera se! lL-4Ar
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uvIIi 'III"UIV pTtatlId Tot luuY n VIntIenAn.
Pomeroy's Trusses ARE hy ~ the hest In ne
Ask Your physician. PVmeroy Truss o. .I0 Bro adway
For immediate Relic, oi .'sug1- aud Colds,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

But the dearest are not alWays the best. Keeps
shirts made TO measure, SIX fpi o. -Atr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-21

CONFONr, liiNLTIi, ECON0NlN.
KtlI'- Ni-.t ~lri- extra ll.r.h go 80 3 cirh.
Btet4u..lN. hftl'- shine, ',l lr'tt" ..
AZ ilNr - 80. -D,uucucls sl.k hat. g. 50.
VOLTA a. Ia Ncn D4uleil -t, up STAINS,
II \. -ol MT ~ - LroN-r pauonls,