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LARGE coNrLAGRATIoN AT wILLrAMsPonT,
PA-rEN MILLION yEEr OF PINE BOARDS
BURNED.
wfLLIAMsroRT, Pa, April 20 1870
destructive connagrarion occurred last night, a.
ton O'Clock, IN the lumber yard OF Messrs. Hcrdic
Maynard by which about twelve Of manufactured
white pine lumber destroyed. Herdc Maynard
lose 3,0O0.0 900 feet OF lumber Ranstead Flynn
100000 and Hubbard 4 Maukey 100000, in addition
TO largo lot OF lath belonging to Lock Haven nrm
Two-thirds Of the loss covered by Herdie
K haynard's mill was saved The IRE departments OF
Lock Haven, Watsontown and Sunbury were called
upon, and rendered valuable service.
The tire supposed TO have been the work OF an IN
ccndinry
II is estimated that from 1000 900 to 10000 900 ieet
OF pine lumber were burned Thomas Tozcr loses
Ia 900 feet 100000 shinges belonging to an Eimra
firm, also burned The loss pretty well covered
by insurance
The latest estimates place the total loss at about
1928 600. The principal losers Herdic Maynard,
$50 600 insured for $32, 500; Ranstcad Flynn.
49,, COO insured for 500 500 Thomas Tozer. $l2 0o0
insured for 81 900; Hubbard Maukey, ssoOo insured
for $4,000 ID. L. Holden, OF Elmra $780, fully covered
by insurance There is also loss OF about COO In
damaged railroad tracks, belonging 10 tho Catawissa
Railroad and the lumber yards
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THE LAT POWERS DIPLOMATIC CONFERENCE
WITH MEMBERS OF THE SACRED coLLEGE-
POPE Plus POLICY LIKELY TO BE MAIN
tanned BY HIS sUccEssoR--rHE UNIVERSAL
CHURCH UNITED IN APPROVAL.
RoxE, April %, 1916
Further Information has TRANSFERRED respecting the
recent conference between the representatives of
OF the great Powers and several influential members
the Sacred College with the view OF ascertanng the
best means Of ending the conflicts between the Church
and various States
THE POPE MANY MORE YEARS
appears that alIuson made to tho possibility.
in tho event OF vacancy occurring in tho Holy See,
Of the election of Pope favorable to conciaiory
policy. The Cardinals replied by pointing to the
tnucd excellence of the Popes health and the
quent improbability Of q speedy vacancy.
SUCCESSOR LIKELY TO MAINTAIN THE POSITION.
In conclusion the Cardinals stated that the respec-
live governments would be convinced that considering
HE universal unanImty OF tho Catholic Church. the
h,ure Pope would in wise alter tho present policy.
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HILLS
PROTECTION TO BLACK HILLS
STAGES.

OMAHA, April 90, 1876
Governor Thayor, OF wyoming has arrived here to
confer with General Crook relative to military proec
ton to be afforded to the Black Hills stage line He
wants some OF tho stations the route thoroughly
protected. especially at Rcd Canyon and Hot Creek
The former is very Deep and all travel has to pass
through It The Indians crawl up its sides and shoot
down or throw rocks upon travellers The General
has promised all the protection possible and order
has been issued TO that effect
traveller from tho West to-day says that It Is
rentiy reported about Cheyenne that H. +. Brown was
shot by Indians but by persons whom he had
put Of the train and who revenged themselves by
ambushing and shooting the train, which resulted in
the killing OF Brown.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CnIEY SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHISCToS, April 30-1 A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE THE CuIEP SIGNAL OrYTcER
wAsHIsCTox, April 30-1 A. NJ.
Probabilities
For Sunday In the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States stationary falling barometer southeast
southwest winds and warmer, partly cloudy or clear
weather.
For the Southwest, falling barometer, increasing
southcriy winds and warmer, cloudy and rainy
weather, possibly followed BY a slight Norther.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, falling barom-
eter southeast northeast winds and cooler, cloudy
and rainy weather
Fer the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leyr northeast TO northwest winds and cooler clear
weather. possibly followed BY rainy weather and higher
pressure.
For the upper lake region, northcry Winds cooler,
partly cloudy weather and stationary higher .ba-
rometcr.
For the lower lake region rising barometer, colder
north and west winds and partly cloudy weather.
For tho Middle and East Atlantic States, falling
barometer warmer southcriy vecrng 70 colder north
west winds and partly cloudy weather. with occasional
rains.
The rivers will generally remain stationary or viii
fall slightly.
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GERMAN Y.

BrsMARcK's RAILWAY BILL PASSED THE SECOND
READING.
BERLIS April %, 1870
The imperial Railway bill passed its second reading
in tho Prussian Chamber CT Deputies to-day by . vote
Of 2O6 against 1874
WRENCH xATIoSALIsrs RESTORED THE GERMAN
SUFFRAGE
An imperial decree is published today restoring
suffrage to inhabitants OF Alsace and Lorraine who
while eectng to retain French nationality, are domi-
tiled in those provinces.
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THE sPALDING COURT MARTIAL

SAN FRANCISCO, April %, 1875
In the Spaidins Court Martial the testimony OF Pay
Inspector Doran, who detailed to make an cxam'na
ton Of spadings accounts and ascertain the amounts
due Montagnic Farweil, Hanscom and others. from
July, 1874, to September, 1875 shows tho legitimate
Indebtedness numbers to be $500 000 but tho
certificates issued by Pnney represented the indebted
ness At about 81, 100000
Admiral Rodgers. ut the request OF Paymaster
SpaIdlng who IL being court martiaed, to-day tclc
q aphcd tho Secretary the Navy asking that the
lease Spading from close custody be lett TO his dis
erection as commander, on the ground that the only
charge which, II proved, would have sent him to prison
had been dsprovcd.
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HOTEL ARRIvALA

Senators LOWS v. Bogy, OF Missouri, and Aaron =
Cragin, OF New Hampshire, arrived at the Fihh Ave-
nue. Hotel yesterday from Washington. Governor John
J. Bagley, Of Michigan, is residing at the Windsor
Hotel Joseph Hickson, General Manager OF the Grand
Trunk Railway OF Canada, is al the Brcvoort House.
Judge Charles Daniels OF the New YORK Supreme
Court; Rev. Dr. Babcock, Of Providence, and comno
dore Francis Connor OF San Francisco are at ihe Slur
tcvant House. General Thomas l. Clingman Of North
Carolina IS staying at the Aston House Senator T. W.
Tobey, OF Port Henry, ~ ", and smith n Weed, q
Plattsburs N. ". are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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SUICIDE OF A MIND READER.

SAX Francisco, April 90 1876.
Professor Blake known throughout tho country
mind reader committed suicide by poisoning in this
city, Thursday last He had carefully destroyed all
evidences OF his identity and LEFT note asking the
Coroner make efforts to ascertain IL. The body
recognized to-day Ill health and poverty tho
Causes OF bis suicide
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THE EMPRESS OF BRAZIL.

Yesterday morning the Empress Of Brazil accom-
panied by Vice Admiral Delamarc and others of her
suite, visited the Academy Of Design, and spent about
hour In inspecting the nne works OF art sxhbi-
iion there. In the afternoon tho imperial party
to the Central Park and walked to the principal places
of interest. The Empress invited 70 attend the
fair OF St. AIMS church. being held at the Ferrero
Assembly Rooms, in Fourteenth street Her Majesty
has accepted the invitation and will be at the fair
evening this week.
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STABBED IN THE, EYE.

Tho neghborhood Of Division and wythe avenues,
WILLIAMSBURG was startled about halfpass ten r. n
yesterday BY cries Of murdcr' proceeding from the
saloon Of Fred Grading No 90 Division avenue. 0nlccr
Hayes fastened thther TO ind that during tight one
Henry, empcyt III the sugar refinery Of Bonner. DO
Castro & Co., had STABBED Jacob Straus Of No %
DIVISION avenue, In the fscu The wound, ugly one
was dressed by Dr. Leighton. who pronounced Srsus'
lett cye destroyed The injured taken homo
By tho police, but bis asssilant could nos bs found.
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AN INCENDIARY FIRE.

NEW HAvEs April 20, 1915
An ucendiary FIRE destroyed the screw mandatory
Or A. T. Kennedy, In Hamden, this morning. The loss
On building machinery and stock is 5000 600. The IN
mrancc, which rs $4,000 is divided among the
aucon's, Of Liverpool; Hamburg, Of Bremen; her-
shauts Of Providence Fame OF Philadelphia Standard,
81 New Jersey; ST Paul aud British American. OF To-
ronto; Holman, al New York; Security, OF New Haven
and Commercial Seventy i've hands are thrown out
Of employ ment by the fire.
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DEFALCATIoN IN BOSTON.

BosToS, April 90 1870
Some months ago the Water Board began to suspect
irregularities in tho affairs Of tho Water once Cam
bridge and Investigation quietly started and an
expert employed Last night the investigating
mittce reported TO the Water Board grave irregular
ies From the superficial examination Of the books Of
Abicl T. Tihed, tho Water Registrar deficit Of about
80, 900 discovered HIS removal mendcd.
Tiec has absconded 1t is thought further cxamina-
ton will discover still greater defacation
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OBITUARY.


r.
Mr.. David Henry Haight died yesterday morning at
his residence No. 2s4 Madison avenue Of kidney dis
case. Tho deceased vol known In commercial
circles and much respected for his uprightncss Of
character and his quiet and unassuming manner. He
commenced his business career as member or the
nrm OF G. l. j. T.. 4aignt importers Of dry goods, in
Maiden lane, his father being tho senior member.
Some tme subsequently the nrm moved 10
Water street, where, under tho names X. H..
Haisht r. 4 II. Haight Co., and Haighi,
Halsey l. Colts present name, at No. y Greene
sireet--it for many years well known. About the
year 1851 Mr.. HaiRht retired from business and IN
vested his money very successfully In real He
built the ST. Nicholas Hotel on broadway, the insur-
ance buildings Nos $50 and 1853 Broadway. and many
other structures, including his magnificent house on
Madison avenue
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BARBADOS.

coLoNIsTs REPORT THE PUBLIC CONDITION
STILL GREATLY EXCITED.
LONDON April 20, 1876.
telegram from tho Secretary Of tho Defence A.
ISOLATION OF Barbados, replying to inquiry, reiterates
all the previous Of that body the con-
dlton OF affairs in that island declares that intense
anxiety still prevails, and says that time will prove
whose messages tho most truthful.
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TURKEY.

MuKHTAR PAsHA ENGAGED WITH THE INsUn-
aENrs-THE ROAD TO NIcsIc BARRED AGAINST
HIM.
RAGUsA, April 20. 1870
Mukhtar Pacha left Gatchko the 2sth inst for the
purpose Of rovictualing Nicsc.
ENGAGED BATTLE
He encountered the insurgents in the Duga Pass and
IN engagement ensued, which still continues.
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

HANOVER, N. H., April %. 1870
Dartmouth College has decided not TO admit TO
trance examination students from fitting schools who
have regularly graduated thereirom, unless they
pass examination without any conditions Tho first
three months Of the Freshman year will hereafter be
regarded probationary Those proving unfit to 60
-. IN X.
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A BIG PRIZE.

Nxw ORLEANS, April %, 1870
The drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery CON-
menccd al the Opera House a. A. NJ. and at ten
minutes before ten O'Clock ticket No. 1882 drew
the capital prize OF 100000 In gold. The ticket ID in
inc hands VI the Chicago agency.
Ticket No. 16,453 drew &50,U00 In gold; No. 91ss
drew $4,000. The tickets drawing the 100000 and
$4,000 prizes were both sent 70 Chicago.
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NO HARD FIGHTING ExPEcTED-THE NORTHERN
STATES FOR HIM.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, April 20, 1876.
general Diaz is at Camargo. Hc meets with OPP
position NaranJo will join him route 70 Monterey.
No bard lighting expected until he passes SalIlo
Paso De Los Muertas small forco defend the
pass The telegraph working to Nier The northern
states are for Daz All Is quiet
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FRANCE.

woRKrHGGKNs EFFORT FOR A COMPLETE REP
RESERVATION IN AMERICA
PARIS. April 20, 1874
Several bodies OF workmen havo asked permission of
The government to open subscriptions for the purpose
dsenfng Of their number to tho Centennial Ex-
hbiticn at Philadelphia
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
The Condition Of the Steamship Cocthe-Who
Is In Fault:
BATTLE IN TURKEY.
Bismarck's Railways Bin Approved by a
Small Majority.
SPANISH DEMOCRACY.
The Pope's Position to the Lay Powers Unaltered
and To Be Maintained.
BATTLE IN TURKEY.
Bismarck's Railways Bin Approved by a
Small Majority.
SPANISH DEMOCRACY.
The Pope's Position to the Lay Powers Unaltered
and To Be Maintained.
ENGLAND.

THE STEAMSHIP GOETHE cAs1-wHo ID TO
BLAMR?
LONDON, April 30 1874
A despatch 10 the Times. from Plymouth, says that
hero was steamer OF tho Hamburg American line
which could possibly have been in the locality Of
the steamer which disrsgarded tho Amerique's sig
nails April rs whom the latter desired report the
condition Of the steamer Goethe.
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AN INDIAN EXECUTED.

WixSBpEa, April 20, 1874
Louis Thomas, an Iroquois Indian, convicted Of the
murder OF Henry Cornell at Rat River last spring.
hanged here At eight O'Clock this morning
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THE EMPERoR's MOVEMENTS.

SAN Francisco, April o. 1876.
Dom Pedro left here this morning for Chicago direct
by tho Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. 1t is
understood that he will proceed from Chicago in .
special 10 on City, Pa.
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ANOTHER SPANISH OFFICIAL IN THE YIELD
FRAUDS ON THE REVENUE.
HAVANA, April %, 1875.
gents to-day.
SMUGGLING FRAUDS Of THE REVENUE
Heavy frauds on tho revenue by smuggling at Car
denas have been discovered
cargo OF lard and opium entered at the Custom
House a. coal by which the government was cheated
out OF $4,000
ovvfCERs rSDxR ARREST
The Collector. Cashier and Appraiser at Cardenas
have been imprisoned on the charge OF completely in
the affair
The Collector OF this port has gone TO Cardenas 70
investigate matters
UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG.
Tho United States ship-ofwar Swatara arrived nom
Key West 10 day, and sailed again.
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THOMAS DWIGHT.

Mr Thomas Dwight, citizen Of Boston widely
known, died his residence in Beacon street, in that
city, Friday night. OF heart diseasc Mr. Dwight was
son OF Mr. Jonathan Dwight, Of Springfield, and
was OF large family, including tho nrst
vito OF Hon. George Bancroft and the present
Mrs. Jonathan Chapman. lie was . lawyer
by education, but inheritng large wealth, has not
been very active In she profession He commanded
the New England Guards many years. and married tho
daughter OF the late DR.. John C. Warren.
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SPAIN.

PROVINCIAL DELEGATIONS TO CONFER WITH THE
CABINET.
SAX SEBASTIAN, April %, 1915
Tho delegates elected by the Juntas OF Biscay and
viora for the purpose OF comforting with the govern
ment respecting tho teros. have started for Madrid
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Gre occurred early this morning in the Church Of
tho Holy Cross. on Forty second street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues Tho engines soon on
hand, and the Gre cxtinguslcd al damage Of
$500 The cause Of the IRE Is unknown
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A YOUNG LADY KILLED.

BosroS, April 20, 1874
MISS Nellie Lyon, while out riding with friends
this afternoon became greatly alarmed, thinking tho
horses were running away and suddenly sprung from
tho carriage Main street. Charlcstown. receiving
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A FIRE IN BOSTON

Bosrox, April 30 1874
nre In tho Emerson piano factory, corner Of
Albany and warchsm streets, this afternoon, caused
damage to the building or 50, oo0 and 10 material.
stock and machinery, $3o.0oo Tho loss IL partially
insured.
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MURDER IN PENNSYLVANIA.

ALTOONA, April %, 1875
Ernest Pluck, aged seventeen years, was murdered
here last night His body was found this morning in
quarry the outskirts Of the city His watch
money had been taken. He shot in the sdc
There ID no clew to the murderer.
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QUEBECS CENTENNIAL REPREsEN
TATIVE.

MONTREAL, April 20. 1875
The Abb6 villenue has been chosen by Quebec its
representative at tho Philadelphia Centennial Exhibit
tion. Previous 10 entering holy orders he was disn-
euished Tor has thorough acquaintance with trade and
industrial interests.
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MURDER BY A WOMAN.

QUEBEC, April 20, 1879
At st. Henedine, Dorchester county, on Thursday
last girl named Labouier, seamssrcss by vocation
shot and killed Mrs Murphy, a lady for whom she
working She then gathered up all the valuabcs she
could carry and tried to escape, but was arrested
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OPENING OF THE CANALS.

ONEIDA, n. Y, April &C. 1875.
There has been NO postponcmcnt Of the time fixed
for the opening OF the canals which Is advertised to
take place tho 4th OF May.
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RUN OVER.

Joseph Glen, four years Of age, residing at No. 40
Gocrok street. was run over and killed by wagon
driven BY John Ulzhsimer Of No. l55 stanton street,
who was arrested.
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AN ICE BRIDGE ON THE ST. LAW
RENEE.


The ice bridge at Cnpo Rouge commenced moving
this afternoon. II is expected that the ST. Lawrence
will be entirely clear in a few days.
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A cENTENARIAN BURNED TO DEATH

TORONTO April 20, 1874
Mrs McRae, aged 100 years, was yesterday found
sitting by the rcside with her clothes almost burned
OIL When discovered life extinct
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A telegram from Towanda. Pa, under date Of tho
10th inst, rcrorts:--Hon. George d. Montanye, sx-
Collector Internal Revenue and prominent lawyer
and politician OF this place died this morning after
illness of several years lis age was thirty nIno.
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THE FEHRENBACH CASES.

NEw ORLEANS, April %, 1876.
The Fehrenbach cases were given to the jury this
afternoon Judge Woods charge is regarded favor
able to Mcwharton and Willis, but unfavorablo to
Fehrenbach, Karstendike and Todd.
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cHrrr JUSTICE orLYrN,

Chief Justice Gipin, an eminent lawyer and judge,
was taken III in court At Dover Def, yesterday goth
inst Medical aid called but he expired In an hour
AFTER the Of tho attack OF OF the heart
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The following record win show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding last year. as In
dcaied by the Thermometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy
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Awarded the grand "Gold Medal Of Progress OF the
American Institute November 1879 and tnr scott Legacy
Medal" Of the Franklin Institute, October. 1879
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If you HAVE A SORE THROAT he SURE AMI
use HALK's HoxKY HoaKHof TAR.
PiKEs TOOriiAcuE DROPS in minnie.
A-UNLIMIrED REMEDIAL RESOURCES,

A-UNLlMlTED REMEDIAL kESOi hSES.
Peopi. sometimes suppose that DIR. Pereo's FAMILY
Medicines the entire extent o his resources vr
curing disease This IL error Experience proved that
while the Golden Medical Discovery FAvorte Prescription
Pleasant fnrgat,e Pellets Compound Extract 81 smart
Weed and DR. sages Cntarrh Renledy would faithfully
used large variety of chronic complaints there
would be here there which, from ts severity. or
from its complication with other Disorders would resist
their action. These exceptional required thorough
examination into their symptoms to ascertain the exact
and extent Of the disease under which tho
aboring. aud the OF specific remedies 20
meet and overcome the This led 10 the establish
ment OF the Worlds DispenSzry, mt Buffalo. n y with tts
Faculty OF Physicians and each Of whom Is skled
In tho treatment of chronic disorders ia general and hosc
belonging 10 his special department particular
IL assigned diseases Of the throat and ungs 70 anotlr
diseases OF the kidneys and urogenta TO another
diseases OF the digestive system another diseases Of the
system and 20 another diseases or the and
surgery The establishment OF this Institution
enables the doctor to onHtet want In the
nent Of the chronic affections BY carent
consideration Of tho symptoms given writing. he
cesuly treats thousands of their homes Others
visit tho dispensary in The anpcs for
the treatment OF lingering affections thus placed the
disposal OF patient and whom tho proprietary
medicines do not have the desired effect
thorough efficient by personal application to
the proprietor OF the Worlds Dspensary
ALL KINDS klTcHEN COOKING UTENSILS AND
China aud Crockery and everything for house D.
BAsSFORDS. Cooper institute. New York
"a DECIDED ADVANCE"
Judges report, American Institute Fair.
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ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH HEADACHE Oh
medicine which win clear tho
Of all impurities Take the GRAErKSsERG VEGETABLE
pIII
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| ALI. EXPERIENCED HOUsEKEEPERS. BUY Al
the old established houseurnshng OF D. BASS
| FORD, Cooper Institute New York
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and investigation invited.

No other sewing machine In tho world has automatic
tension" any other OF its characteristic features
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ALL OUR CHINA GLASS AND CROCKERY, CUT
lery Silver Tin Iron, Woodcnware Rcfrigcraors
10 cont reduction Great bargains In rst cass
goods z. ID. BASSFORDS Cooper Institute New York
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A-LEON DUMAS EAU MERvElLLEUSE (MAR
veIlous the celebrated skin tonic and beau.ne the
safest and in the world for sale by druggists
sample bottles will be OF the United States
receipt OF Soc Address box IS station D. New York.
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A.-RuPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH (PRIN
cipal of Marsh Coz his old Office. No. vcseI
at tAstor Housed. uptown branch
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A-RUSSfAN vAPOR BATHS, NO rs EAST 4TH
Most complete and popular baths this continent
A-FOR "A SUPERB DRESS OR BUSINESS HAT
aau a
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APOLLINARlS wATER-A NATURAL EFFEft
mineral OF great purity agreeable flavor
and possessing valuable distrtc qualities For sale by all
druggists grocers and de alcrs In mineral water.
CAuTION.-MessrA McCULLAGH 4 Co. - Beaver IT.,
Now York. agents proprietor OF the spring Ahrncr
Germany the public against using Apoll
sprng.
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WILCOX L GIBBS s. NJ Co,
65s Broadway corner Bond ST.