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n ON a Speech By Gen leslie C0ombG

do not belong TO your Democratic
organization. | am am Old Iiord-She baptist
with honest men against the d thieves. am
surprised to SEQ some men gunrreilng A. To
whether We shall in the future have hard money
or soft money, while they are permitting the
d thieves 10 steal what we have. The kcpub-
licans having thrown over their honest refurmcr
| am with You in the support of Iilden, Who has
shown his faith by his works.
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tion which was the right one. However, unless
the $4,000 spent on Brother MooDys Boston
meetings shall accomplish more practical and
permanent good than the money spent on his
New York and Brooklyn services. we fear It will
not be laid out to the best advantage; and many
people will include that Mr.. MACKAy's dispo-
sitlon Of the sum would have been wiser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-05

Our respected contemporary, the Times,
began ITS review Of the political situation yes
terday, by remarking that there had been two
serious dangers In the way OF Republican sue
cess 10 this State" The first danger was 1.-THE
over confidence Of Republican voters" "rhis
danger has ceased TO exist"
We should think SO.
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=. hone Il won't be long before the State NJ New
YORK, without distinction Of party. will respond with
,,e SANE voice and enersy a. Tonight sgnsi any com
purpose OF Illuminating the voters OF such state Louis
lana IN the exercise OF their suffrage. stdH be
fedy 70 SPEAK ass cfsss fi be rsddy to speak
dtd ipenn0 Of nat I.nd that emergency ~ 1e are to
speak n0u.
This was the manly language OF Mr.. WILLIAM
N. EvARTs at the Cooper Institute on Jan IL,
1875. How did he redeem his promiseT when
he spoke for three hours, last Wednesday even
ing, TO the business men Of New York, did he
have any word to say against the military inter
ference now going on In South Carolina in he
half ~ HAYES? No, Mr.. EvARrs was dumb
about that matter. and used all his arts OF elo-
quence and casuistry to induce the people to
vote for the party which committed these out
RACES. Though MIR. EvARTs may have failed TO
fulnl his promise, the people OF New York will
not forget to rise on Tuesday against the com
binations or cons piracies that are formed with
the purpose Of intimidating the voters Of such a
State"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-05

The system of addition, division, and 81
lence ia being invoked TO defeat the Hon. II. A.
WILLIS In the Eleventh Congressional District.
corruption fund IL In the hands Of commit
tee. who are freely using 1t to buy up votes for
the Republican candidate.
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Col. ALFRED WAGsTAFF, Jr., is the best
man for Senator from the Fun District. He
was born and brought up within the district,
and knows its inhabitants aud Is known OF them.
lie is intelligent, experienced, and incorrupti-
BILE. The interests OF the people are safe In such
hands. Our State Senate ought to be made up
OF Just such material.
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In the above the following States are omitted
Illinois, with Il electoral votes; Louisiana. 8;
Michigan, II ohio, - Pennsylvania. " South
Carolina, Z. and Wisconsin. 10. These states
are omitted because the result Of the vote In
them may he considered In doubt; but from
the tone OF the letters received at headquarters
the PROSPECTS are that the Democrats will faro
better than the Republicans In tue most Of the
so called doubtful States.
According to Mr.. Hewitt's estimates the Dem
ocrats Will certainly have 2)O votes In the Eec-
toral College besides what votes may come
from the doubtful States. As II requires only
1H5 votes to elect. the certainty OF Mr Tiiden's
re-
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agreed TO put up Its price and no formal an
nouncement was ever made OF such a design.
The pl n WIS conceived by Mir. THOMAS MCEL-
RATn Of the Tribune, who was convinced by ex-
pefionec that two ceuts was not paying price
for paper like the 1imts, Herald and Tribune,
all If which at the time were of about the same
size. Sir. GREELEY was opposed TO the idea,
but finally Welded so far as to assent. Mr. RAY
MoND was even more unwilling than Mr.. GREE
LEY, but said he would not stand out against all
the others. Mr.. HUDSON Of the Herald favored
the project but the first tina. was heard d..
rectly from Mr. bennett himself was his mani
festo referred to above. This killed the thing
but MIR. RAYMoND was very glad Of II, and II
there was swearing In the Tribune Office 1t wa;
not so unusual an event that 1t made any deer
Impression on anyaody's mind. We helev,
MIR. GHErLEY did think Mr.. BENNETT had mo-
played fairly.
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This may be Ingenious. but 1t is not satsfacto-
nv. Shall we say that Con advised murder, even
though the victim was an arch enemy Of the
Lords people2 shall we say that lie encourages
treachery2 No, we must get some larger and
better Interpretation OF the shaving OF SIsERA by
JAEL than the Churchmdn writer gives. The
Bible cannot be 80 treated.
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Going TO see ridden Inausurorcd.

Miss Annie Adams, the young heiress OF
Jersey CITY, who gave the Traphagen Battery o hand
some silk nag last week intends 70 pay the expenses OF
the membCrs OF the battery TO Washington TO see the
lupugursuon Qf Tlden, Ths battery numbers 2O0 men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-05

HoRATIo \. TwoMnLY is the Demo-
cratic candidate for Assembly In the seventh
District. lie is a graduate Of Dartmouth Col
ege, and deserving man.
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ISAAC ALBERT ENGLEuARr has been re-
nominated for the Assembly lie maintained
the character Of all honest man In the Assem-
bly, last year
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touuup
"Which ~ better" he asks ITO allow nfiy ~ these
10 get ave hundred TO attend the churches Through
THIS lnoNemcutf'
Tho table Of Mr.. MAcxAY IA certainly sug-
gestiye but II Brother MOODY should be tho
means OF securing eternal salvation even for
only one soul now the road to he'll, would
not that far outweigh the temporal comforts
the $4,000 would supply to the Ave hundred fam
lilies This IA what Brother MOODY himself
would ask, counting the pleasures Of tme of
no account against tho Joys Of eternal blessed
ness. To this, however, It NAV reasonably and
forcibly be answered that experience shows that
mems morals are promoted by improving
their temporal condition. Besides, the $5),OOJ
n spent for food, FIRE, and clothes, would pro
duce papable sults, whereas, fused 10 run Bro
Their MOODY meetings, it might accomplish no
thing in the way " appreciable good. Against
thi, it might be said that Is better to lead men
to seek for happiness By looking to Heaven, aud
studying the Divine words, than to give Thorn
mmedia late comfort by filling thor bellies and
warming their skins: that tho former breeds
salutary religious dependency, while the giving
Of alms In such quantities as MI. MAcKAY sug-
gests may encourage dependence on human
charity, and so stimulate pauperisn. This
| question, therefore, has two sides to II, like
most others and people might split hairs over 1t
forever without sstlipg 10 eyeryPQdy's 6atlsfae-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-05

IN reference to the subject OF the Staying OF
SfsERA, think there can certainly be douOt tn I
Con nai the right to command JAIL to slay sIsKRA
The difficulty does not arise from the sdvipD NJ SfsER,
80 muCn us from the apparent uecheyV Of JAKI. who
nrst invited SfsHRA to rake OF the hospitality OF hrI
us". anu then ,ew ner guest Now. It has occurred
TO me that we are under no necessity Whatever OF At
trhuting rcachcry 70 JAIL a. the divine command OF
impulse to Stay the arch OF the LUris people
may not nave given to her TIL after the acts OF he
iosriantyhs uccn shown to sisERA. and NAV. ludee
have been lrst suggested to her mind When refrctnl
his WicScd quest that she should tell falsehOO
to secure niH escape thurchiudu.
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Some fifteen wears ago when BENNETT, GREE
LEY. ana RAYMOND were at the head OF the great
hes an engagement was made by the three to put up
the price 90 the papers, and certain day. the H. 10
Gns and Times anuouacrd the new arrangement IN
effect On that day. out come the Hcrgld with a Ia ng
editorial saying that the HerdiG would be sold
ola prlce There was great dea Of swearing In New
YORK Tor several hours but on the following dAy. the
1libHie aud tie nmes came down gracefully as pos
SDrtaQdeLf REPUBLIC
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13

Is the atmosphere experienced here during the
SUMMED months the lethargy produced by the heat
takes away the desire for wholesome food. and FIRE
quent preparations reduce bodily energy, partIcu.
larry those suffering from the effects OF facilitating
diseases. In order to keep q natural healthful activ-
iy OF the system We must resort 20 artificial
means. For this purpose schenck's Sea Weed
Tonic Is very eHectual. A few doses win create
an appetite and give fresh yicor to the e~nervated
body. For dyspepsia It Is Invaluable. Many emf.
nent physicians have doubted whether dyspepsia
can be permanently cured by The drugs which are
generally employed for that purpose. The Sea
Weed Tonic, In Its nature, Ia totally different from
such drugs. II contains no corrosive minerals or
acids; In fact, II assists the regular operations OF
nature and supplies her deficiencies. The Tonic in
lis nature so much resembles the gastric juice that
II Is almost identical with that nlid. The gastric
Juice Is the natural solvent which. in a healthy
condition OF the body, causes the food to be di.
gested; and, when this juice il not cxereted in suf.
acient quantities, indigestion. with all its distress.
'ng symptoms, follows. Ths Sea Weed Tonic per.
forms the duty Of the gastric Juice when the latter
70 deficient. schenek's Sea Weed Tonic sold BY
al Druggists.
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The Manicure.

A lady writing from France, gives the
following description of the toilet insti-
tuition, unknown in this country, called
the "manicure: !"
l came down, and there stood the
instrument to shape my irregular nails
q tall, lean, dark-skinned individual,
with flowing jet locks, beard and impe-
rial. To say l was surprised is too
weak an assertion; l was struck dumb
with establishment. My teacher had
just gone through with her usual pairing,
and babe me be seated. The operation
began. First a sharp, French-shaped
instrument cut the nails, sloped them
on the sides with a point in the centre,
then a tiny pair of pincers was used to
pull off all the pieces Of dry skin around
the nails, commonly called by us "hang
nails" then a steel file was used tc
raise the skin up and push it back so a.
to show the "half moon =" on the nail,
which is considered a part of its beauty
then a liquid was poured over it to battle
it; then dried, and a red pomade, spread
thin, rubbed of with a fine yellow
powder, which caused them to shine,
1t took about half an hour, and cost the
munificent sum of 60 cents. There ART
women in Paris who obtain a high a,
ten francs a visit others who have con
tracts by the month. They general.
receive from $l2 to $50 per month.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13
WHY DO PHYSICIANS DIFFER,

When a person has a dull pain and dlzzi-
ness In the head, a bad taste in the mouth,
frequent sick headaches, splitting up OF food,
with sour stomach, pains In back and sides,
with scanty, high colored urine, a faint,
distressed feeling at the pit Of the stomach
that food will not satisfy, q general weak
ness, a tired feeling, which sleep does not
remove, skin cold and clammy at times, and
at others hot and burning. having n dark,
dirty. appearance, eyes sunken and tinged
with yellow, appetite variable, breath foul,
followed after a time with a dry, hacking
cough-he consults one doctor, who tells him
he has liver complaint, another tells him his
kidneys are diseased, another that his dis.
ease Is dyspepsia, and still another says he
is in the first stages OF consumption. But
none OF them afford him any relief. Some
Of these physicians must be mistaken. The
fact is, they are all right and all wrong; for
the patients suffering in this manner have a
combination OF all these diseases, and the
only way to treat such cases successfully Is
to give a remedy that will act upon all Of
these organs at once. The best article for
this Is the SHAKER EXTRACT OF Roots.
Hundreds OF cases that resisted the skill OF
the best medical men have found relief after
using 1t. The country Is full Of just such
cases in some OF its forms. The article re-
ferred to Is sold by A. j. White, $40 Pearl
Street, n. Y. Agents wanted.
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Sndrew County epahliean
The Empty Place.

~
bright races come anu go, AR Shapes
Dance up anu down the wahi
presence IN Tue W room
lakes precedence OF all.
Ey shine or shadow crost-
A little vacant spot, wherefrom
One little face is lost.
Inc SOUND OF music sweiis anu iaiiS'
Anu laughter nus our ears
siience' hoiiowed out Oh me-
IS an our spirit hears.
atat siIence' IKE q husn OF prayer
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13
A Printers Dream.

A printer sat in his Office chair, his
boots were patched and his coat thread
bare, and his face looked weary and
worn with care. While sadly thinking
of business debt, old Morpheus slowly
round him crept, and before he knew
it he soundly slept; and sleeping, he
dreamed that he was dead, from trouble
and toll his spirit had fled, and that not
even a cow-bell tolled for the peaceful
rest of his cow-hide sole. AS he wan
dered among the shades, that smoke
and scorch in lower Hades, he shortly
observed IN iron door that creakingly
swung on hinges ajar, but the entrance
was closed with a red-hot bar, and
Satan himself stood peeping out, and
watching for travellers ~thereabout, and
thus to the passing printer spoke:
"Cone in, my dear, it shall cost you
nothing and fear; this is the
place where l cook the ones who never
pay their subscription sums, for though
in life they may escape, they will find
when they're dead it is too late; I will
show you the place where I melt them
thin, with red-hot chains and scraps OF
tin, and also where I comb their heads
with broken glass and melted lead, and
il of refreshment they only think,
there's boiling water for them to drink
there's the red-hot grindtsone to grind
down his nose, and red-hot rings to
wear on his toes, and il they mention
they don't like fire, III sew up their
mouths with red.hot wire; and then,
dear sir, you should see them squirm,
while | roll them over and cook to Q
turn" With these last words the
printer awoke, and thought it all 8
practical joke, but still at times so rea
did it seem, that he can not believe |
was all a dream; and often he thinks
with a ehuckle and grin, of the fate Of
those who save their tin, and never pay
the printer.
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Revive the Dropping Knsrxiss.

When the physical. energies droop, revive
them with that safest and most active Of
tonics, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. BY Q
timely use OF this salutary and u ,eeable
medicine you will saw yourself from posi-.
tive disease; for, be assured that the la,guor
troubles YOU is in fact the precursor Of somu
malady OF, perhaps, q serious nature. Ap-
petite, tranquility Of the nervous system,
and pristine vigor, will assuredly be restored
II the Bitters are used systematically, and
the alimentary disturbance, which In nine
cases out OF ten gives rise to debility and
larity Of the bowels, active hillary secretion,
the expulsion Of impurities from the blood
through the kidneys, are also among the
benedcent effects Of this admirable r~estora'
! tive.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13

ACCORDING to a late English Parlia-
mentary return, there were on the LIST
of January, 1875, in the several union
warehouses in England and Wales,
54,Oss men, $3.50 women, and 44,6Si
children. The Pail Mall Gdzeae sug.
gests that it would be interesting, il II
were possible, to have u return of the
number of relations owned by this army
of paupers, with a correct account Of
their incomes.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13

In answer 10 alphabetical" In your last
issue, for o remedy for consumption In Its
irst stages, ! can recommend DR.. Pierce's
cording 10 directions, for IL has been thor
oughly tried In my family. and the results
were glorious. alphabetical" must not
expect one bottle 70 do the work-my wife
took three bottles before she could discover
any change, but after the third bottle every
dose seemed TO strengthen the lungs, ana
now she is well and hearty. II Alphabet
ical" will write TO me I will get Witnesses
10 the above. -.
HENRY II. M. PATTON.
Lawrence, Marion County, Ind.
-G,aiva1N Tyr1ss. Esb. a. 1S7S.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13

THE latest thing in the line of pro
fessions in Boston Is that of the sub,
marine diver, who announces himself
as "ready to make contracts for the
recovery and delivery, in good order,
Of the bodies of drowned friends"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13

WILHoFT's TOXIC Is not a panacea-is not
o cure for everything, but is q catholicon
for malarious diseases, and day by day adds
fresh laurels to its crown of glorious sue
cess. E%ngorged Livers and Spleens, along
the shady banks Of our lakes and rivers, are
restored to their healthy and normal Sc
cretions. Health and yigor follow its use,
and Chills have taken their departure from
every household where Wilhoit's Anti.
Periodic is kept and taken. Don't fail to
try it G. r. FiSLAr & Co., Proprictors, New
Orleans.
Fol SALE BY ALL DRUGoIsTs.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13

A sCHooL-rEACHER in Salisbury,
Mass, disciplined her pupils by making
them stand for several consecutive
hours. One Of her scholars died from
the effects Of q punishment; and now
the authorities talk of disciplining the
school-teacher.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13

TIr-Tor CAKE.--1 egg, Il teacup-
fuls of white sugar, l t~easpoonful Of
melted butter, l Of soda, and 2 OF
cream-tartari flavor AZ preferred.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13

As cure as the sun shines, DE-. TURKS PILLS viii
cure Fe, er aud Asue, II taken by directions-a bolt
assertion, but a true one. Ir any case, where direc'
lions are followed, that they fail, Agents will refund
the money,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13

THE ENORMOUS wASrA0E q grsiz, 20 issxekis
traA other agtes Of Threshes, can b SAVED ~ -
Improved Machine. a5e&af. an ssy joA. b oes -
pay all erpeascs Of threshfng-
FLAX, TIMOTHY. huLLEr. HuNGARIAn -
Hike seeds are threshed, separatsA. cleaned snA SAVED
q easily and perfectly a Wheat Ossa nys e. Asssg.
AN EXTRA PRICE b usually psia fr GfA -
seeds cleaned BY this machine. for extra cleaahn~A
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875, thea wss ahstan-
tally the ONLY MACHINES that eoait run vAh psol1
or economy, doing ist thoroush and psrsAos vssas
chen ofAsss affsvtB Jaas4 Nffe fANt
ALL GRAIN, TIM snd MONEY wsuiss esnpalsa.
tons, such e akndiss Aprons.~ sRaddsS DsnkssgS
"Piehsu.s etc. are ssfksg dkpssaa5 U9As knAUeAAn
one-half the usual 0ssu, b1ltA Bone. and 1oarnAhs
easier managed: more durable light ruEning NJ eose
" repairs, no dust; u" littsrfnxp" to clean -; -
troubled BY adverse wink. rain OF storms.
FARMERs and 0RAM RAIsKns uho ~ Seasd
In the large saving made BY II viii nat employ 61e
rior and wastcfal nachincA bat win tnsA - ~
improved rhroshes doing tAsr WORK
vOUR SIZES made for q q 10 - - uazse
Powers. Also . speciality Of 6zsARkxonA 1n1xss6
and made KxPREssLr FOE srsAn PovKn-
TWO srYLns or HORSE P0wxnA ~ 81 -.
proved aTripls Gear and oar ~Spur epssd- Cvos4
bury syisA both Mounted " On ~ uksstk
~ INTERESTED In rhrsshing o. 0sla nlhfng;
apply 70 our nssxuss Dealer, " vrt&s - - ~ IleseS
Ted ClrcaiAr Gent nesA giving chl pardsahss e -
euiss. Pr,0ss. xsnA ssa
Michele, SAepssd q Oar
nAxxx1 CRnEk, U3
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-07-13

A wEATHERwIsE resident Of North
Adams, Massachusetts,, is jealous of the
Government weather prophets, and
takes private notes every day, just to
prove how often they miss the mark.
He says they use such general terms
that 1t is almost impossible to nail them
to any thing, but that for the past
three months three-quarters Of the rain
has come from the direction just oppo-
site to that from which they prophesied
IL,
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ADVERTISERS

Who desire 70 reach country readers can do sA
the best and cheapest manner BY using one or lnoi
sections OF TnR 6RRAr NEWSPAPERS AuxuIAas
Lists Apply TO E. E. PRATT. 10 jackson Stres
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Fol sAIl Br ALL DRUe0Isrs.


WHY suffer with Ague when Shallenber.
Pills will cure you for one dollar!
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SUBSCRIBE 20, ssa. the rS 81, 5 hss'; .S cGs oniy s14,s e.;
commercial paper published In 81. Louis Every
sample copy tree. one copy one year, 81; 10 copies
one fear Ifs. Address, RiCkER q THOMAS,
S4A Walnut Street. st. Louis. No.
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LOUIS MIDLAND FARMER FREE

The 81. LOUIS MIDLAND FARNER viii he sent three
months ffee TO those who will send a three-cent stamp
to pay postage. Address u. w. MATHEWS 4 Co.
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VELVET passepartout maker to go out OF the
n city Address, with references, W. r.. Grand Cen.
Grnl Hotel,
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4or Sale ano 10 get.

nFFlCEs TO LET in second story sun buiidiug.
~ front ana rear we'll light I'd an steam hssted Ap
on 81 sun Publication lice NASSAU Fran <tort "a
vINHE STORE, 1873 Nassau A., sun building to ist,
Il suitable Tor ban King Jus lrance or general blt.
once. 10 Nassaus.
V'wBNTY-FIyE CENTS WILL SEND
mo. yow TIE WtEkLr syn ,,ps,nrsr,.,
ELECTION, -
POSTPAID, TO ANY ADDRESS THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES.
NO CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IT.
Address THE SUN N Y CITY
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GARDEN CITY PARk for specuistion H Sna tot
NJ cheap homee. No more free etcurlons hno ~,
mepse Improvement being made on the adjoining
property (Stewsrts famous Garden CIV, wne1e 10Y
cannot be purchased maze the cheap lots We oueI =
good In vestment tor those Who desire nom res ~
outlay. Tho large workshops shortly 70 DC ereCsed III
afford employment to many mechanics. PERSONS uosI
to visit the property and TO view the kpeas on.eI
prise Garden City ACCOMPANY the stlesmen IRON
A5 av. at . O'Clock any weeS day. Maps anu iniOt.
nation FREQ. Apply TO BENZ. W. HlTCHCOCk, 300
81 av, corner Of2jth At.
- an ACRRs choice land 10 Central New YORK. with
OU fair buildings. near depot price ei,sOo lAl
Broadway. room 7.
TwkSTY-E4tAyef WEEKLY rr5 S sus SEND
flsoM NOW TILL AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID. TO Any NhpDRkss THROUGHOUT
40 THE UNITED STATES,
Address ThE SUN, N. Y City.
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Sabuss SanRs.

Abingdon SQUARE SAVINGS BANk.-
N Deposturs are htreOy requested TO present their
pass honks TO be balanced to the recryrt Al % Ahing
fore the e3i int. FRANK THOMPSON, Receiver
New York srpt 10, 1919.
SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK, broadway anh
= Astor place EsAhllshel u 1888 II INK open ally
from 10 A. NJ toSP NJ, Five cents TO 5000 rocelY 81