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FOUND DEAD.

HON. J. W. LEWIS, OF FREMONT, KILLED
WHILE WALKING DOWN THE SLOPE OF A
CoILIERY.
PorTsvIILE, Pa, Oct. %, 1876.
This afternoon the Hon. W. ]. Lewis, of fremont.
was found lying dead in the slope Of Miller, Graef
Co. IS colliery, at Lower Rausch Creek. He was the
superintendent OF the collicry and had occasion to
visit the mine after dinner He Secn to start to
walk down the slope and not again seen alive. IL
is supposed no was Knocked down and killed by ono OF
tho wagons. A large number OF wagons passed over
the body and is greatly manged when found. Mr.
Lewis was elected tho Legislature by the republican
party 1873 served the satisfaction OF his con-
sttuents. He popular with the miners under bis
charge and tho community at largo
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
CROOKED wHISKEY.

4 NEW YORK MAN CONVICTED BY JURY-HIs
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE FoRFEITED.
TRENTON N. j., Oct 2s, 1874
In the United States Court here to-day a crooked
whiskcy case disposed OF, IN which Mr. William H.
McNe,lL of New York. was principally Interested.
For the past three months. alleged by tho gov
ernment, tan Illicit distllory had been IN full ope-
ration, under the management Of ono Van Houten,
ON the Hudson River, opposite Yonkers Thousands
OF gallons OF whiskcy were distilled and no tax paid.
McNeill owned the property which tho distillery
stood. 1t was seized by she government, and tho
facts were reported to the Grand Jury OF
the District Court An indictment found, and
TODAY the trial came on There was NO opposition to
the forfeiture personal property, but It was in
sisted that real estate which belonged TO McNeil
QUE ht not forfeited for the reason, he tes-
thed that the distilcry was carried on without his
kno Wedge The jury brought in verdict notwith.
standing, condemnng both the real and personal
property, which said TO be worth considerable
amount
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Gilbert 9. walker, Of Virginia; John
NJ Davy Of Rochester, and William p. Frye Of Name;
Lieutenant Governor II. G. knight, OF Massachusetts,,
and Gordon Dexter, of Boston, at the Firth
nue Hotel Outerbridgs Horscy, Of Maryland, and
Judge B. Beardslcy, of Bridgeport At tho Evcr-
ett House Dewitt G Lttlcjohn, OF Oswego, is at the
Metropolitan HOTEL Alexander Plctnon, OF tho Rus
sian Centennial Commission, Is At tho Hotel Bruns-
wick Colonel Anderson d. Nelson, United States
Army, ia at the Sturtcvant House. II. Montgomery
Ficld, OF Boston, Is at the Westminster Hotel Cen
cral James II. Lcde, OF Chicago, Is at the Windsor
Hotel Captain Henry Burton, OF the Fifty-scvcnth
regiment. British Army is at the Brevoort House.
Judge 7. W. Barley, Of Washington, Is at tho 81.
Nicholas HOTEL Rev. Dr. Bollcs OF Cleveland, Is at
tho Coleman House. General A. H. Colqu,tt Governor
elect Of Georgia, is at the Continental Hotel
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A TERRIBLE HURRICANE.

MANY BUILDINGS AND VESSELS wRECKED-
- LIVES LOST
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1876.
Captain Bremner. Of the British steamship Chilian,
from Kingston JAM. reports the severest hurricane
ever experienced at Grand Caymans Island, lasting
from the 18th to tho 21st inst One hundred and
onty houses and large number Of fruit de-
stroyed. portion of the island submerged and
a large number of cattle washed away. Tho inhabi-
destitute condition. having lost al their
provsions All tho provisions that could bc spared
IRON tho Chilians were given them.
Captain Brcmner reports that he boarded the Nor
wcgan bark Niard, IRON Porto Rico Tor New Orleans
with iity-hvo bags OF Coffee which was wrecked dur
,ng the hurricane at Grand Caymana The vessel
was badly wrecked and the cargo entirely washed out
Tho bodies OF three OF the crow wero found-two
alongside and ono ON board the bark II learned
from tho islanders that the bark's papers had been
taken possession of by magistrate. Nothing could
be learned Of the fate OF the balance OF the crew.
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ALABAMA STATE GRANGE FAIR.

FINE AGRICULTURAL DrsPLAY-CLosE con-
TEST IN SHOOTING
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 28, 1876.
Tho Alabama State Grange FAIR closed to-day. II
was in every particular and the largest dis
play field and garden products in the State
ono grange exhibited Sl5 different garden and field
products
Tho prizes offered By the Montgomery Shooting Club,
amounting to 81 500 wero hotly contested The silver
tea service was won by +. > McClurg Of Knoxville,
scoring 80 successive birds-~tho entire number The
diamond badge and championship OF the United States
by w. f. DeIong,so sot Chattanooga scoring 10
out OF a possible 20.
ExhbItors were present from twenty different States
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 29--l A. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 29--1 A. NJ
Probdbiiiies
For the South Atlantic and Gulf Statos, falling
barometer southeast TO southwest winds and warmer,
clear partly cloudy weather. followed by rain
In North Carolina and the Southwest
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley, stationary or
falling barometer southwest to southeast Winds gen.
orally warmer, partly cloudy weather and rain areas.
For the lake region, rising and stationary, followed
by falling barometer eastery to southcrly Winds gen.
orally warmer cloudy weather and rain areas
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys falling barometer succeeding temporary risc,
Increasing castcry TO southcriy Winds stationary and
rising Temperature, partly cloudy weather snd rain
areas, preceding storm which Ia advancing eastward
toward that region
For the Middle states, rising followed by falling bar
ometcr, winds mostly from northeast to southeast,
generally warmer cloudy weather and rain areas.
For Now England rising or stationary, followed by
falling barometer winds mostly from north and
warmer partly cloudy woatner possibly succeeded by
rain areas.
The rivers viii change but little, excepting slight
rise in the Central Ohio
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
ATTEMPTED ELECTION FRAUD.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2S, 1876
Tonight, as Henry Marcus, treasurer of tho Demo-
cratic City Executive Committee, leaving the
democratic headquarters, on Walnut street, in a
rage he was arrested and taken to Police Hcad-
ouarters In the vehicle the officers large bum
dies which, upon being opened found to contain
blank paper but waterncd with the words personal
tax 1876" The paper is similar 10 that upon which
the tax receipts for the present printed Sam
Josphs candidate Tor the legislature Is said to have
carried the bundles out Of the building and placed
them in tho carriage and warrant has been issued
for his arrest He will all probability be taken in
custody before midnight Marcus was put under
$5 900 bail for a hearing Monday the charge OF
attempting violate the Election laws OF the city.
Marcus denies any knowledge OF the contents Of the
hmm
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
THREE MINISTER'S SHOT.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 49, 1870
special despatch TO the Globe Democrat, dated Lis
te Rock. October 81 says:-"Thrse Methodist minis
tors, while riding circuit in Pope county, ArkansaA
were shot from tho brush yesterday morning BY two
illicit distillers, named Hughes and Hale II 10 be-
lieycd they mistaken tor officers coming
to arrest them, al warrants now out for their
arrest fer Illicit distng. ono OF the minister's was
n1ortay wounded and died two hours after being shot;
the other two seriously II not fatally wounded.
There largo number of Illicit dstillers that
part OF tho State six Of whom have been convicted
for this dstrict.
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CIIICKERING PIANOS AT THE CENTENNIAL Ex-
HIBlTIOS.

Messrs. CHICKERING SONS have been awarded .
Medl and Diploma at the Centennial Exhibition. andths
report Judges verified by the authorities tho
General j. r. Hawey President and A. X. Boteler Acting
Is emphatic and conclusive In that
rcAes the requirements of first class PIANO has
beer accorded to Of their competitors
Mcssrs CfiICKERING SONS have produced = PAso
that combines tho greatest consistent with tho
delicate sympathetic and singing quality of tone,
quick aud elastic touch and highly finished
anshp During the J3 years they riven to
ends tho pleasure Of submitting
following copy the official with tho
they have been acknowledged by the judges:
OFFICIAL REPORT ON THE CHlCkEKING PIANOS.
Their Grand Piano OF quick. elastic touch, OF broad
and clear with the utmost power Of uttorance
that Its affords consistently with securing . pure.
dec alto ind singing quality OF tone.
Their other instruments specimens Of thcir
vonms decacy OF tone. elastic response touch with
workmanship These hArmcter-
tcs and the acknowledged excellence attained by this
II. X. OLIVER Chairman OF the Jury
Since tho exhibition In London, In 1851 Of their full
frame Grand Plano. which has been copied by all tho
acknowledged rs the standard Instruments Of tho world.
The gro MASTER Dr. Franz lsxt speaking OF tho CHIcK-
saisG PIANOS, said To be lust must declare them
fectissmcs suprrstivcly perfect"
Former trumphs Of the Chickorng Pianos:
The Prize Medal ~ London ia 1851.
The Gross OF the Legion Of Honor, and
The first Cold Medal as Paris In 1857.
Ths the highest award Of the Exhibition, and
given only To Chickering 4 sons)
The First Medal and honorable distinction at the Inter
Medal ana Diploua Philadelphia. 1876, and
Ninety three First Medals and Awards ~ the various ex
hibitions OF the United states.
Warcrcoms. ChickerIne Hall, 9TH av corner 18Th st.
A-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DR.
shoulder Brace Suspcnsorics and Abdominal support
era 4 2vesey - lAstor Houssl NO Broadway breach
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

INTERVIEW WITH CAPTAIN AUvRYE, MILITARY
ArTAcHE OF THE FRENCH coMM1ssroN-rHA
LETTER DKNouNCKD-CoMPLAINTs OF UNJUST
TREATMENT BIZ CENTENNIAL OFFICIALS.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20, 1876.
Saturday is a bad day to and the foreign Centen-
nia Commissioners their various Offices In the Ma
Exhibition building, therefore the HERALD CORES.
pondcnt was able but few OF the chief commits
s,oners this afternoon, their Official quarters being
mostly gwen over to deputies and clerks All whom
he with tho subject OF tho extraordinary
lot,er the Paris Figaro alleged to have been written
by Monsieur Du Sommcrard, Chief Centennial Com
missioner OF France, seemed TO have but opinion.
The Figaro was unanimously spoken Of as sprghtly,
but entirely unreliable newspaper. Tho letter
which has mado such . sensation Is believed TO
bs an exaggcration forgery and the recent false
hood originating in tho Figaro relating to the alleged
muliny on tho Unitod STATES steamer Franklin,
fcrrcd to as illustration OF tho unruthful character
OF this journal
INTERVIEW WITH CAPTAIN AuYRyR
Captain Aufryc military attache OF the French Com
mission II tho Official representative OF France In
Philadelphia charge OF tho interests OF the French
exhibitors he had seen tho HERALD, and was fully
prepared to express his opinion with tho prompt
ness and decision OF military man. Said
tho wsrthy Captain:--"If N. Du sommerard wrote
private letter. the Figaro says, ami II got into
print u was only by breach Of confidence. He may
have written harsh letter, but II has certainly been
tortured and msrepresented. Besides, you must re-
member that 1t appears TO have been first translated
into German; for know H. Du sommerard would
write in French TO his German correspondent Then
Il was translated back into French again by the Figaro,
where it would loso nothing and now It Is turned into
English by the HERALD writer Itwoud be strange II
its original meaning were not lost by this time"
IN. Du sommerards letter claims 70 be based on ao-
counts sent 20 him by his deputy. Did you, as his
deputy Chief OF tho Commission here, ever write
anything like what rs tnerc pubiishedY"
mo. have only reported TO him some oi the annoy
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THE WRECKED WHALERS.

SAFE ARRIVAL OF THE oFFICEHs AND CRxw OF
THE MABKNGo AT HoNoLU.
NEWPORT, Oct 90, 1870
letter was received to-day from Robert Grafton, Of
the portion OF tho crew Of the whaling ship Marengo
mentioned in tho HERALD being lost in the Arctic
Ocean, announcing his safe arrival together with the
rest OF the officers and crew, Honolu In the bark
Thrae RrotherS
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THE FENIAN RAID.

Bosrox Oct. 20, 1876
The report OF proposed Fenisn raid into Canada,
teesraphed from st. Adams last night, pronounced
to bc without foundation.
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CARD FROM UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
Company,

OrrIcE or rnY UNITED STATES LIrK INSURANCE. Co, /,
28l. 262 263 BROADWAY NEw YORK,
In to all attempts to blackma this company
the figures Of the last statement OF ihs
panv tho state Insurance Department. Published In
the official state reports.
We are and healthy the core with large
plus
We challenge ai to show company whose investments
O It's funds better or safer.
All charges whstcver by any ono, will be fully
answered and defended In due course.
There the slightest occasion for alarm uneasnes
n part OF policy holders. JAMES BUELL..
President United states Life Insnrance Compsny.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
STATIONERY FAILURE.

MONTREAL, Oct 2s, 1870
Iyster, Bennett & Co., wholesale stationcrs st.
Paul street. failed to-day. Their Liabilities are $40 900
and the assets are nominally placed at she same
hgura
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FAILURE OF FURNITURE DEALERS

WATERrowy, n. ", Oct. %, 1876
Hills Haven, furniture Dealers OF this city have
failed Their liabilities s23 900 and assets proba-
bIv SlC 600
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THE CHINESE QUESTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, {

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct %, 1876.
Tho commission appointed by Congress to nvcsti.
gate the Chinese question has been in during
The past weeks in this CITY, and large number OF
witnesses have been examined Representative Mcade,
OF the commission, leaves for his home tins morning
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK At GREATLY RI
DuCED PRICES. BROkAW BKoTHEkS,
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FAIR BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct %. 1915

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2s, 1874
Tho grand stand, judges stand, poultry house. sheds
aud fencing OF the fair grounds leased by the Lousi-
ana Jockey Club destroyed by fire this afternoon
1he main exhibition building was aso considerably
daInagcd The loss is estimated at $2j 600
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty four hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding datc OF last year. as in
dicatcd by tho Thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

AN AWARD, HIGHEST GRANTED ANY Ex-
hibtor by Centennial Exposition. Is given the ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY for silk ELASTIC TRussEs Sold only At
Rrnad
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

A-FOR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT 60
direct to tho manufacturer. ESPINSChElD. lis NaS
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct 2s, 1876.
The total intermcns to-day were six, including
of yellow fever.
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AveraEe tcmpcrature ycstefuay 5JTa
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year ......................... ASK
1875 1875
Weekly e.................... ~ soA7
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! CANCER CURED, WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR
| pain. by j. VI. CoMlNS. NJ. d.. 345 Lexington Send
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

A.-FALL FASHIONS GENrLEAEN'S DRESS
and fct II ATS ready st popular prices
BUKkE. MAnntacturer 214 broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

BETTER REMOVE THAN HIDE COMPLEX
IONAL blemshes Use GLrNS's SULPHUR Soar not cos
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

A.-sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.-THESE
PILLS composed exclusively of vegetable Ingredients
and although they entirely superssde the use
leave any Of It's Injurious effects They directly
upon liver aud valuable In
rangcent o that organ. Sick headache
all bilious disorders succumb 30 the free Of them
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

COLwELL LEAD COMPANY, SUCCESSORS TO
the York Lead Company manufacturers Of Load Ppc.
Sheet Lea nd Shot. 81 Centre y
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BsACR OF BUSY BIS.
BARNUM AND BILLINGS

r. r. Barnum's book LION JACK: or. How Mem
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Josh BILLINGS, new FAIMEilis AIMINAx for 1877 with
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..sOrders pouring from every quarter. enor-
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/yANCER-NEw TREATISE; HOW CURED WITH
tJout knifc poisonous mnerals Dr. SrODDARD, No.
West 18th ~. New York
(tIRONiU KIDNEY, BLADDER THEIR CoGNArH
hitherto fatal Diseases with ul directions their
cure In DR.. iEAfHs book OF 100 pages srats " NO
BroHdway. New York.
WHO IL VIOLET FANKs
w Who IA Violet Fame, author Of that rsmarkahls hove
story In verse. entitled.
'Coustsnces Fate; or Densii Place."
selling - rapidly publshed by
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KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
EX-GOVERNOR THOMAS r. PORTER 0ENkRAp
MANAGER
EVERYTHING MUST HAVE AN ESDt
THE END Is DRAWING NEARn
FOR ON NOVEMBER 30 THIS sCHEnK
THE GRANDEsT
THE GRANDkST,
THE GRAxDESr
THE FAIRESr
THE FAIRtST
AND BEST
AND BEST,
- AND BKST,
s6OooOo IN CASH GIFTS.
DRAWING NOVEMBER 30
OR MONEY REFUNDED IN FuLLu
TICKETS, si2; HALVES se; QUARTERS -
GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS.
NO 10 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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DO you vorEg--HAvE you REGISrEREDf-
Go JOHN A. DoUGAN's lo2 Nassau st.. and got reg
istercd for of his elegant HATS.
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A.-BENNETr BUILDING

A-BENNEIT
FIRErROOF,
LOCATED on NASSAU ANN AND FULTON STa
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICE6
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
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T
citizens and strangcrs-KNOX'S FALL HAT ready ~
/ 2l2 Broadway aud under tho Fifth Avcnue Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

AND PRINTING EsrABLIsuENr. Staten Island.
Oniccs-9S Duane st. 7s2 Broadway, 6lO 9th av. New
York 1913 and i6s Pierrcpont ST. Brooklyn kstablishsd
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NEW STYLES SEAL SKIN GAPS FOR LADIES
and gentlemen; prices low. sHAYNE 4 CO., adjoining
lnckA Thcntra
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SOOTHING SYRUP,

GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS, So 80; WORTH $6y
Hats blocked; - Felts. 81 80. is Now Church ST. u1
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

NEW YORK COOKING SCHOOL, ST. MARKS
place. opens Wednesday, November 10 A. NJ public and
nrxA tn ri IAsNea
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OBTAINED ALL THE HONORS.-ALL THE HON.
attainsbs the Centennial awarded she
''AuroMArIcn SEWING MAcHtNk Of the WILCOX GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. On view 1T 0SS Broad.
way. New York; 10 Court Brooklyn; $50 Grove ~,
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A-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DR.
Mnrshs Radical Cure Truss silk Ease ockings Bolts,
shoulder Brace Suspcnsorics and Abdominal support
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

FAIL BOOTS AND CATERS, LOW PRICESj
CoRK SoLE Doors and CATERS . speciality LORIN
BROOKS 4 SON. 4SS Brondway.
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The now FALL suIrs RAYMOND'S clothing house.
ner OF NaasAu aud Fulton will the
tsring promises Of political nsprants Before vote
down thoren nd not rcu
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A TrRACTIvE NEW BOOKS.
KATE DANTON

Another exciting new novel by May Agnes Fleming,
whose books have had such sAsa This
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readers Price. 81 75 Also. editions Of her otheY
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Guy Esrlscourt's Wife. A Wonderful Woman,
Terrible Secret, A Mad Marriage.
Norine's Revenge, One Nights Mystery
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

SINGERS PREPARED BIRD SEED Is TIM
best food ior canaries free from shells
imp sold by groccrs druYghts and bird dealers
SINGER GRAVEL PAPER COMPANY, mnnufscturcra
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WILL BE CoNsuMMArEDH
$4,000 IN CASH GIFTS.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

DRAWING NOVEMBER 80
)R MONEY REFUNDED IN FuLLii
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

children teethng soseus tho gums reduces innammaton
sllavs all pain and cures wind collie.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29
FURNITURE
Mt manufacturers prices.
Warerooms and factory.
e0 aud pS East Houston u

r. BOOSS h BRO,
Furrie 44o broadway have received the hgheat award
n Centennial Exhibition for the superiority Of their
FURs especially SEAL SAcours. Their display At 44a
N Ia really wonderful.
The New York herald., 1876-10-29

DON'T LOSE YOUR HA1R-CHEvALIER'S LIFE
ron gray hair perfectly. its falling
increases its growth rapidly and mAkcs the
hnir beAu Sold hy all druggists
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A woMAN's WILLIS.

powerful new novel by Frank Lee Benedict, anshcr
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lmEcuAL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD BIZ cAB1x
PARIS, % octobre 1870
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PONDS EXTRACT FOR NEURALGIA, RHEUMA-
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HoME HARMoNIEs.

volume OF tender touching Saturday Night Re-
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wit \ illustrations. Price. 81 81.
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'TwIxr HAMMER AND ANVIL.

Or. Den.i Place reprint Of notable love story in
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spicy new novel by Celia H. Gardner. author Of 'St
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A arkablc volume by DIR. John Cumming, which
has awakened profound interest throughout tho religious
community In London, where II has just nppeared.
than iOUUUD volumes Of Tho Tribulation
and other kindred works by tho snhor have bcea
already sold and this book bids fair exceed In
Of this preachers previous vorkA Price.
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RUPTURE.-A GREAT VICTORY FOR RUP.
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MY LITTLE LOVE.

a charming now novel sy Marion iarsnd, s1ttSs Of
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