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The Two Men.


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In 1864 Samuel J. Til
den was a delegate to the
Democratic National Con-
vention at Chicago, and a
member of the Commit
tee on Resolutions, which
reported the following:
ResolUed, That this
Convention does explicit
ly declare, as the sense of
the American people, that
after four years of failure
to restore the Union by
the experiment of war
during which, under the
pretense of q military
necessity or war power
higher than the constitu-
ton, the constitution it
self has been disregarded
in every part, and public
and private right
alike trodden down, and
the material prosperity
of the country essential
ly impaired-justice, hui
mainly, liberty and the
public welfare demand
that immediate efforts be
for a cessation Of
hostilities, with a view to
an ultimate convention
of the States, or other
peaceable means, to the
end that, at the earliest
practicable moment peace
may be restored on the
basis of the Federal
States"
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THE LITTLE FOLKS.
Bless the Babies.

Bless the Babies.
Bless the babies, one, two, three,
Bless the babies, all there be;
Bless them for their cunning ways,
Bless them, for the bGbypGyS!
Bless the babies, daughter, son,
Bless the babies, eV cry one;
Bless the little creatures dear.
Heavens blessed cherubs here.
Bless the babies Who can tell
The half we love 'em, or how well?
Their little mimic voices ring
Like garden birds, insearly spring.
Bless the babies, bless their mas,
And graciousiy remember pas;
Bless the babies! Yes, we will,
And Heaven help to bless them still.
Rural NelV Yorker.
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chaps hungry. He's our own little boy,
now, Lucy. He's never going away
from us again. Independent.
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HAYES.
HAYES
Gov. Hayes IN 1861 :


Gov. Hayes IN 1861:
81 would prefer to go
into this war if l knew l
was to die or be killed in
the course of it, rather
than live through and
after it without taking any
part in it,"
During the fall of 1874,
while Gov, Hayes was
serving in the field, he
was nominated for Con-
gross by the Republicans
of the Second Ohio Dis
trict, and directly after
ward received q letter
urging him to come home
and make the race. This
was his reply:
"IN Camp -
Yours of is received.
Thanks. 1 have other
business just now. Any
man who would leave the
army at this time to cleo
tioneer for Congress ought
to be scalped. Truly
yours, Il. B. HAYES"
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The bos-quito has been heard in the
land.
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ALARMING NEWS FROM DULGARrA--A roRx1D-
ABLE RESURRECTION AGAINST THE PORTE
LONDON, Nay Is 1876.
Belgrade telegram to the Daily Nescs says it il
reported that 3d. 600 Bulgarans In insurrecion
yesterday from Slvno to Ihtimau the occasion OF
the feast OF their patron saint Curil
Twelva thousand Turks were sent against them from
Uissa and widdin.
CONFERENCE WITH COUNT AxDRAssY
despatch from Pesth to the Tmes ssys:-sThe
Turkish Ambassador has arrived hero to confer with
Count Andrassy.
The Russian, German and English Ambassadors and
the President Of tho Montencgrn Senate expected
here.
sKRvIA MOVING THE DIPLOMATS
The Times Berlin correspondent telegraphs that
there symptoms showing turn for the worse in
Eastern affairs.
The Servian representative at Constantinopls has
formally complained Of Turkeys hostile acts.
RUSSIA PREPARING FOR A CAMPAIGN.
Twenty seven Russian and a number OF Swiss officers
have arrived at Belgrade TO take part In active prepare
tons for q campaign.
II is that the present attempt 1t paci0ca-
ton win be useless that made by Baron Rodch
1t necessary decide shortly whether this fresh
failure be followed by further concessions to the
insurgents or whether opposite policy Is advisable
Tho preparations OF Serva, assisted by Russian of
hcers seem intended influence the decision OF Aus
tria
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MEXICO.


The steamer City Of Merida arrived to-day from Vera
Cruz, bringing advices to May a.
CONDITION PUBLIC AYYArRs
For several days previous 70 her sailing news had
been received from the capital
At last accounts the military situation had not ma
terially changed
THE oAxAcA RsvoLuT1ox.
The rcvolutionsts Oaxnca have declared that they
were acting against the federal bat tho State gov
eminent The federal troops having bocn Withdrawn
from Oaxaca many insurgents had returned to their
homes. The Pronunciados were still in great numb
ers but only attacked the fedorals at small posts
The revolutionary State government was in full
POLITICAL CHANGES IN THE CAPITAL
The political situation At the capital was continually
changing.
Great d:sscnslons existed among tho supporters OF
the government The largest party favored Mejia,
actual Minister Of War; for next President; but a
orty of the Congressional Deputies In had
nominated Lcrdo CO Tejada, and maintained that no
legal election could be held whc q number OF States
werc in state Of siege and others were held by the
rebels.
PRESIDENCY nAr LAPSE TO CHIEF JUSTICE
II no general election takes plscc then BY the con-
sttutIon Chief Justice gesias il entitled to tho Presi
dency
DANGEROUS PROJECT.
project was foot for Congress declare a pro-
longation Of President Lcrdo's term OF ONCE for one
yoar as political and military necessity.
This schcmc II carried out would greatly complcatc
AFFAIRS cause OF anarchy, and convert tho
Presidency into dictatorship
AMERICAN INVASION M RESISTED.
Tho o0lcial Ddrio declares II troops or the United
States invade Mexico any protex,, the government
win defend the soil with energy.
AT JALAPA
Tho federal troops have occupied Jaapa and the city
government had been rcnstatcd
on THE HIGHWAY
The morning train from Vera Cruz for the City Of
Mexico was stopped and assaulted on the 11th noar
Tccra where the insurgents had torn up the tracks
Shots wero fired at tho passengers ono OF whom was
wounded and several were robbed
CARRIED orr.
Tho rebels carried on Sehor Rafael Estrada who had
been appointed Political Chief OF Orizaba and was on
his way thither.
Tho damage TO tho road was repaired and the train
proceeded the next day.
AT VERA CRUZ.
General Alatorrc was In Vera Cruz
The United States man-of-war Huron had arrived at
Vera Cruz
FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE
Daniel Richardson, Secretary OF tho United States
legation has been Miss Taylor daughter Of
Richard Taylor, Of kentucky.
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HER MISSION AND WORK.


The British ship Challenger, which has just returned
TO port at Spithead has been engaged during almost
the whole OF the past four years in most
important works in the cause of science The nature
Of her commission and the value Of the duty which
she has accomplished will BIO fully understood by
perusa Of the following points OF the report Of the
Crcumnavisation Committee OF the Royal Society," on
the work which before the Challenger expedition
In the month Of January, 1873, thus-The principal
object OF the proposed expedition is 10 be 70 investigate
the physical and biological conditions OF tho
great basins and IL is recommended for
Spain, to the Atlantic from Madeira to tho
West India Islands, 10 to Bermuda, thcnce 70 the
Azores the Cape dc Verde Islands, the Coast Of South
America and the South Atlantic 10 the Cape Of
Good Hope. thence by the Marion Islands, the Cr0zcts
and Kerguelen Land 10 Australia and New Zealand,
gong southwark route opposite the ccntrc OF the
Indian Ocean, may DO with convenience and
safety to the southern ice barrier From Now Zealand
through Coral Sea and Torres Straits westward be-
Iombok and Bali and thence through tho Cclcbes
SUu Manila, then eastward the Pacific,
visiting New Guinea New Britain, the Solomon islands
and aferward to JAPAN whore some considerable time
may be probably spent From Japan the course will
outhery through the trough of the Pacific and
Aomewards round Cape Horn. This route Will give an
opportunity Of examining many OF the principal
phonomena, including the Gulf Stream and equatorial
currents; OF the biological conditions Of the
OF the Antilles; Se fauna Of the deep water OF tho
south Atlantic, which is as yet unknown, and tho
specially interesting fauna Of the borders Of the Ant
arctic Sea Special attention will be paid 10 tho
botany and zoology Of tho Marion Islands, the Croze
Kcrguelen Land and any groups of islands which
may possibly DO with in the region to south
east Of tie Cape Of Good Hope.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
sAvAxxAn. GA. Nav "a. lsia.

SAVANNAH, Ga, May -, 1870
The Committee on Education In the General Assem-
bly, reported avorabIy this morning ,no overturcs
OF tho Prcsbytcrans Of Mccklcnburg and south Caro-
lima 10 abandon the present system Of education In the
illogical scminarics
The Publication Committee recommended the cs,ab-
lishmcnt OF nanis' paper, which will be discussed
on Friday.
The Committee on Bills and Overturcs reported adj
vcrscy 10 removing tho Theological Seminary at
mns 81 nnim porant public character werc presented
on the Pan-Prcsbvtcr,an question Dr. u. q. Davis,
Of Kcntucky Gcncrai d. n. HILL. OF Char
lotto n c.; mr. White and Rev. Mr.. Branch,
or Virginia. spoke Ia opposition Judge Robert G.
OuId OF Richmond. warmly and cloqucntly cspouscd
the measure Pending discussion tho Assembly took
bsr Of ladies' went excursion 70 the Tybee River
and the ocean
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

United States Marshal Robert NJ Wallace, Of South
Carolina at the Grand Central Hotel G. b. Wright,
President Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
is staying at the Brevoort House. Very Rev. Patrick
T. Lyndon, Of Boston, and Marshall Parks OF Norfolk,
Va are nj tho Everett House. CT lionel p Mella ana
Colonel r. Ceroro OF the Spanish Army quartcrct
at the Hoffman House. Rev. Dr. Binncy, Of Burmah,
is registered ut the Aston House Colonel John Hay,
OF Cleveland IS among the late arrivals al the Windsor
Hotel. Henry Wells. OF Aurora, N. ", and Otis Nor
cross OF Boston, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Colonel
ST. Denis Hotel.
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SPAIN.

1 CUBA COLONIAL LOAN IN PROCESS OF xEGo-
TIATIoN IN ENGLAND.
Madrid, May -, 1874
~ Cronista tncwspapcr) asserts that tho Spanish
administration in Cuba is negotiating with somo Eng
sIl houses loan Of $40 600 at eight per cent
Guaranteed by the customs revenue Of the island.
PAY ARMY ~ CUBA
scdor sallverria Minister OF Finance has ordered
million OF reals (s4o o40 be sent 70 Cuba 70 pay tho
troops there.
II = reported that superior oncial has besa sr.
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phia would never nave been given had the people
thought the Exhibition might have been opened %
the danger in the dark days when money sorciy
needed. this Exhibition would have opened
q, s App'aSss srn s.,a 1 be IN eoncus "
gate means the opening Of evcry theatre,
concert saloon and arinkine den in the
where SEQ they are rgidly enforcing the sundy lava
Of tho scum the ofscourings ~ New York. IL
means desecration Of the 1850 600 homes on Ph,lado
pnia. II means the compulsory labor OF 10000 work
ingmen IN the exhibition grounds believe that 10
lifted from our shoulders seventh Of con
dcmning us 10 bread by the sweat u
brows We are told that this law has been aorogased,
but ind IL written 10 the book Of books
A THIRD LEGAL VIEW.
Tho next speaker was George Gdnder, ESQ, mem
OF Pen drafled BY William Penn, in 1852, and
the succeeding laws relating to the sabbath h's
speech was the argument Of lawyer 20 prove inst me
opening OF the Exhibition Sunday would DO direct
violation OF tho law OF 49, which has never been 70
pealed and has been repeatedly recognized.
Several other speakers followed.
TnE RESOLUTIONS.
Tho following resolutions were adopted vocfer.
ally founded those principles Of the Christian religion
the 20 the ~ q m q
century the which nation had made in the
" s.a 70
Of religion which essential 10 all national prosperity and
Resolved the strict observance Of the nrss day ofshs
week day Of religious worship and from all worldly
pursuits Is alike required by the true inserests Of civ
Resolved. That do hereby testify high appreciA
tion Of the adopted by the United States Centennial
Commission in closing tho grounds and buildings the Ex
hbition the Sabbath day and do hereby tender u
the members Of the Commission cordial support In the
Resolved That the opening Eshih.ion that ds,
would only have conflict the Of
the Of Pennsyivania aud OF majority
other Of the Gnicn but would have brought upon
national dishonor.
Resolved, That committee cf twenty-five citizens ap-
pointed by the chairman Of ths meeting whose duty shalt
he before the commission copy Of these resolutions
and tho Conn lssoners or the satisfaction with
which their action has received by tho great OF
citizens
Resolved copy Of these resolutions DO transmitted
Of this each house Of the state
Legislature and each branch OF thc Counci Of the city Of
Philadelphia.
Below Is the committee OF twenty-five citizens APP
pointed uncer the above resolution -
Hon. Judge Porter, chairman; Hon. Alexander Henry,
Hon. Richard vaux, Hon. Peter Mccall. George Jundcn,
Thomas Robeps, Edwin n Lewis, Dr. Casper Morris,
DR.. d. Hayes Agnew, William Adamson, Thomas
Potter, Lemuel CONN. Martin Bueh!er, Hiram Miller
Henry D. Sherwood, Samuel II, Shipcy, Christian }.
Hoffman, William brockie Hon. William II. Allen,
LII D.; Professor John s. Hart, Ii. .. Thomas Kim
Der, Edward s. Wheclan, John Sparhaxk, Alexander
whcldcn aud John X. Whitney.
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VATICAN CONSIDERATION or THE RELATIONS
WITH sPAIN-THE DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTA-
TON SUSPENDED.
RoHE, May n, 1876.
The meeting ofthe cardinals has bcea held, At which
tho Pope was present
Tho position OF the Church toward Spain was con
sidered.
IL was resolved that the relations with the Spanish
government sho1d not be formally suspended
count Of the adoption OF the liberation clause of tho
new constitution but that the Nuncio Nadrd should
be granted indefinite leave OF absence.
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EXECUTION.
LouIsvILr.x. May "a, 1876.

LOUISVILLE, May ~ 1870
Eli sneedham, alias John Cannody tho murderer Of
Marcus Louis, and convicted Of tho samo At tho last
term OF the Marshall county tMissssippD court was
hanged at Holly Springs to-day.
Tho Courier Journals specia. says no made full
prior his ascent to the galows and gave
signs OF great penitcnce.
Fully 5000 people witnessed tho execution.
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CANADIAN REPORT OF THE MERCHANT sHr-
PTNo BILL DEBArK--cABINET CARE FoR Co
LoNIAL RIGHTS.
TORONTO Canada, May -. 1875
special despatch from London to the Globe says
that in the House OF Commons, the discussion of
the Merchant Shipping bill, Mr.. Jenkins, member for
Dundee, asked the government whether they had
from Canada In reference to the
clause requiring CANADIAN shipping to be excluded
from tho operation Of the bill.
Right Hon. Sir s. H. Ncrthcotc, Chancellor Of the
Exchcquer replied that Canadian representatives In
England had assented the bin and that It unde
srablc that distinction should be made between Ca
madam and British flags Canadian shipping, no said,
would be subjected to no Inconvenience
Mr.. Jenkins moved to exempt Canadian vessels not
somipg into ports OF tho United Kingdom.
The Chancellor OF the Exchcqucr said he was framing
clause. An attempt would be made to adopt Cana
dian law having tho regulations in ports OF de-
parture and arrival
Mr.. jenkins amendment was negatived without .
division.
RETURN OF THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTIONARY
EHIP CHALLENGE.
LONDON, May a. 1875
Her Majesty's ship Challenger has arrived Spit
head from her scientific expedition and decpsea sound.
ings' cruze.
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THE ENGLISH FINANCIAL AGENT ABOUT TO
LEAVE.
LONDON, Nay a. 1874
Advices from Cairo state that II is understood Mr..
Rivers wilson, who went to Egypt in connection with
the financial affairs Of that country will return to Eng
land next week.
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LONDON, May %, 1870
Henry Kingsley, tho author, brother Of the late
Canon Kingsley, Is dead
4 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE BRISTOL
large lire is in progress in Bristol
Seven houses have been destroyed
The flames spreading and tho nre brigade pow
erless.
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TURKEY.

DISPOSED TO ACCEPT A MODIFICATION or THE
BERLIN MEMORANDUM.
BERLIN. Nay a. 1876.
Trustworthy intelligence has been received from
Constantnope that the Porto will not absolutely
ject the proposals OF the Berlin Conference, but will
ask for considerable notifications.
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HAVANA, May "a. 1870.

nj. Henry Augustus Cooper, tho newly appointed
Consul General OF Great Britain, has arrived here.
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NEW YORK HERALD rHUKsDAY NAY 25 TRIPLE SHEET

rested mere upon : warrant from the authorities Of
Havana
cozsTITUT1ox vorED
The Congress- has passed the whole drafs Of the
ssitusion By I vote OF 2s5 yeas TO 20 nays.
PERMANENT OCCUPATION sooLoo.
The Colonial Minister stated that the occupation Of
the sooIoo Islands would be permanent
Ports would be established for the protection Of CON-
mercc-
AN xxoLrsH SUBJECT HELD IN PRISON
LONDON. May Is, 1875
The Cadix correspondent OF the rmss calls attention
to the detention by the Spaniards OF Pratt British
subject who was to eleven years. pona serv
tuds and whose Of punishment expired two years
ago.
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FRANCE.

CAREFUL PREPARATION FOR A PROPER REPRE-
SANITATION AT THE CENTENNIAL.
LONDON, May p, 1870
special despatch TO the Telegraph from Paris says
most careful and elaborate preparations being
taken for executing the intention of the Legislature in
seuding TO the Centennial Exhibition Philadelphia
practical representatives Of all divisions of industry
Augusta Desmoulins has been chosen to investigate
and prepare an exhaustive report educational mat
EZRA
The government Is taking measures SECURE intel
Igent and honest delegates from trades organizations
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VBB QUESTION OF THE INTERPRETATION OF
THE coNsTITUTIoN-HATIoNA coNsIpERA-
r1oNs SUPERIOR TO POLITICAL INTERESTS
VERSAILLES, May "a, 1874
In che Senate to-day tho Marquis OF FranclIeu
novcd his Interpolation In regard to the Interpretation
81 tho constitution and the circular OF the late Minister
Ricard to Projects stgmatizng cous the hopes Of
the monarchists.
GARNET DxrHrrToS OF CITIZEN Durr.
Minister Duurc replied that the circular meant that
members OF political parties might retain hopes and
vcn labor for their realization. but govern
mcnt officials formally prohibited from
adopting such attitude Hc stated that both
Chambers united in congress could alone decide upon
The Interpretation Of tho constitution II would be
dangerous to place Interpretation upon the consttu
ZION now, us revision impossible until 1850, and
shc new Parliament which will DO elected before then
night interpret the constitution differently.
N. Dufaure conciudca:- -'1 therefore, say In reply
70 tho Interpolation, Let respect the fidelity Of our
opponents 10 their convictions hopcs but combat
oil conspiracicsr
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COTTON MILLS ABOUT TO CLOSE.
An English Manufacturing Interest
Vastly Depressed.
FRANCE SELECTING HER CENTENNIAL DELEGATION.
Spanish Negotiation for a
Cuba Loan in England.
ENGLAND.

gHx COTTON INTEREST DEPRKssED-MANUFAc-
rURxRs CLOSING THEIR MILLs-PRIcE OF
sILvKR
LONDON, May -, 1874
Three cotton mills at Preston have commenced run
ming short time and It is rumored that others will
follow The is tho continued decline and irregu
larity in prices and the depression and uncertainty Of
the market II Is stated that prices are at present
lower thaa for thirty years. with two brief exceptions
and the prospects are discouraging.
Tho mills In parts OF Lancashire will be closed
during tho entire whitsuntcc
SILVER
Silver Is to-day quoted at 52kd
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TICKETS FOR THE TRIP. $500.

limited Of passengers will be taken 70 Chicago
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT arriving the evening Of She
same day they leave New York. Passage $50.
For passage and all further information apply 20
HENRY q. JARRETT.
General Manager.
PennsylvAusa Railroad ONCE.
JI8 Broadvay. Nev orb.
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UNPARALLELED RUN

UNPARALLELED RUN
ACROSS THE CONTINENT
JARRETT PALMERS
SPECIAL FAST TRAES-nONTINENTAL TRAM
NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Leaving New York THURSDAY, Jrns y.
arriving San Francisco SUNDAY, Juno 4,
having the right Of way across the Continent.
Carving tho UNITED STATES MAIL, WELLS. FARGO
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JARRETT 4 PALMER enabled to announce tte
complexion Of with the Pennsyv.mia aircs
Company the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
Company. the ChicAuo and Northwestern hallway Com.
pany, the Union Pacific Railroad Company and the central
Pacific Railroad Company for running HSPECIAL FAST
TRAIN, be formed by continuation passenger. mail
and Pullman palace hotel to leave
the OF Corlandt ST. New York. on THURSDAY. June
NJ and run through to san francisco on express
time. making but limited number ri stoppsges
route and Il 10 confidently anticipated that the rnezss
will dino San Francisco the following Sunday,
THEKEBY ASSISTING IN THE GREATEST AND MOST
REMARKABLE RAILROAD PERFORMANCE EVER
ATTkMPTED.
TICKETS FOR THE TRIP
are elegantly bound In If solid sterling silver Of
unique and superb finish These are nitsd
sixteen several Of which have already bees
engaged and each entsles the holder
To passage san Francisco the special fast train
2 To double berth on Pullman sleeping car.
3 Meals route On the Pullman paiace car - carte
e. One weeks board 1t the Grand Palace Hotsl, ssB
Francisco.
s. First class return ticket from Ban Francisco 70 New
York, good until used.
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NEW YORK 70 SAN FRANCISCO.


Carrying the UNITED STATES NAIL. WELLS FARGO
TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
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BLESSING TO RUPTURED MEN.-THE SILK
FLAsr,c TRUSS sold only BY ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
Broadway, safely holds and rupturs superseding
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pYEING AND CLEANING.-NEw YORK DYErN1
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. STATEN ISLAND
Oces 80 Duane 752 Broadway go 9th ay New York;
i6A and 1873 Pisrrcpent st. Brooklyn 10 North 9Th st.
iInac Estnhljshed 81
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uOTHALINE-THE wORLD-RENuwNED MOTH
preventative used BY urriers sold by druggss: price Sc
vnrd
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BUCHAN'S CARBOLIC SOAPS ARE BOON TO
eel. - j Ohm st.
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GOLDEN HAIR.-BARKER's AURORA CHANGES
any hair TO golden Depot, BARKEK's Human Hair and
"a Wrst ~