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CONGREGATIONS.
FIRES IN MAINE.

BosToN, August %, 1876
fire in West New Portland, Me-. to-day de-
stroyed a mill and several dwellings The loss is heavy
but unknown.
Tho house of Mrs. Shute, in Belfast Me-, burned
to-day. The loss is 81, 500; insurance, 81, 600.
GARDINER Me-, August % 1876
The house and buildings Of W. W. Brewer were
burned to-day The loss is $500; insurance, $4,000
RocKLAyD, Me-, August -. 1876
J. 5. ErsEinc's residence and stable, Plymouth
street. destroyed by lire this afternoon The
is S25 600; insured. The fire caused by children
playing with matches IN the stable.
SKowHEGAN Nc, August 90, 1876.
fro at West New Portland this afternoon destroyed
the furniture store of s. W. Murch the carriage shop
OF Simeon Hanson, the boot and shoe Of Silas
Chick, the hardware store, dwelling and stable OF w.
Kicker, the store OF John W. Spear and the house and
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THE FENIAN REFUGEES.

Yesterday morning the bark Catalpa, which brought
the Tenian refugees from Western Australia TO this
port tripped her anchor and proceeded 10 the East
River where shc remained until three r. NJ, when she
startcd through the Sound for New Bedford under thS
command OF the first officer, Mr. Smith Captain
Anthony who had been a visit 70 his family at New
Bedford returned to New York yesterday morning
cleared the vessel in the Custom House. He remained
in town till ten p. NJ and started for home BY train.
lie reports that he got attering reception In New
Bedford There will be grand banquet given TO him
BY the townspcoplo in few days and q testimonial
presented.
Tho Fcnian refugees spent tho day quietly and held
private meeting.
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CUBA.

aKPoRTED IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN TOBACCO
INTO CUBA.
HAVANA, August %, 1875.
The Tos de Cuba is taking all possible pains to provo
the that large quantities OF foreign tobacco have
been clandcstinely imported into this port. In
article to-day the Vos dc Cuba says:"we, in connec
ton with other persons, who arc we'll informed in the
matter, have examined four different samples taken
from tobacco stored warehouses here which proved
to Porto Rico, st. Domingo Honduras and Kentucky
tobacco"
The Vos de Cuba further says:-"Thcro are ware
houses here in which the quantity OF foreign tobacco
stored exceeds, in proportion, from ten to twenty
times that imported from Porto Rico"
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BRITISH COLUMBIA EXCITED.

THE rIANsCONTINEETAL RAILROAD SCHEME
ABANDONED.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 90, 1876
despatch from Victoria " L., says:-'.Thero is
much excitement in this city tho railroad cues.
ton. Lord Dufrerin remarked 10 popular dcpuaton
that the Overland Railroad scheme was about aban-
doncd and that the only point to be considered was tho
question OF compensation. The people here are much
dissatisfied and disappointed at the OF inter-
view. ana It s feared that unpleasant consequcpc COS
will cnsue Our citizens declare that they were in.
weighed INTO the confederation with promises which
Canada did not mean TO fulfil. A great popular demon
straton is threatened
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THE INDIANS.

THE NOBLE STAND OF TIE BLAcKFrET rRIDR.
DETROIT, Mich, August q, 1875
Advlces have been received from the Canadian Indian
Commissioner, Mr. Dickinson, now in the Winnipeg
countryto The eiect that the Indians Fort Ecc
PAID on The 4h and 9th inst that two.hirds or the In
dams are absent, engaged IN the annual buffalo hunt,
and only oncthrd ON the reservations to receive
their presents 1t is also reported that tho Sioux
presents OF obacco and messages urging the Backfcet
tribe to join in with them In Their war against
tho Americans The Blackfeet refused, but
promised to keep neutral Thcroupon tho Sioux.
enrased, notified the Bnckfect that when they
through with the Americans they would march upon
tho Blsckieet and dspossess them OF their
In alarm the Blacktcet asked tho Canadian authorities
II In such war they would be protected, and being
assured that they would promised that they would send
1000 braves they required protect the Cana
dian frontier Commissioner Dickinson's party passed
Inspector Shortcde who en- route to winnepcg
With two Indian murGerers.
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THE LABOR QUESTION.

STRIKE OF LABORs ON RICE PLANTATIoNs-THE
SHERIFF ORDERED TO PREVENT VIOLENCE.
CHARLESTON, s. c., August %, 1876
serious strike has begun among the laborers on
plantations along the Combahee River the strikers
taking advantage OF the harvest to demand
an advance of so per cent in wages Many
of the hands willing and anxious to work at the
present rate, but the strikers visiting each plana-
ton and forcing the working hands, by whipping and
other violence 10 JON them The situation is critical
the crop must be harvested within few days be
a total loss Governor Chamberlain has tecgra phed
the Sheriff of Beaufort to summon strong posse and
protect all hazards tho lnborers who wish work
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A BRIDGE QUESTION.

THE ERIE RAILWAY OBLIGED TO MAINTAIN A
BRIDGE OVER THE DELAWARE.
MILFORD, Pa, August %, 1876
Tho Attorney General OF the State OF Pennsylvania
has just served a notice upon the Erie Railway Com
pany that the bridge the Delaware River connect
ing Port Jcrvs, N Y, with Matamoras, Pa. must be
rebuilt During a severe gallo about eight years ago
this bridge was blown down, and the late James Fisk
Jr obtalncd legislation In Pennsylvania which 1t was
supposed released the Erie Company from the oblga
ton to build and maintain said bridge. 1t has lately
transpired that the legislation for that purpose void
and that the Erie Company must maintain the bridge
the privilege OF ming through the state OF Penn
sylvana The .Lehgh and Eastern Railroad intend 10
use this bridge to enter the State ot Now York and
connect with the Erie Railway.
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A CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMENT.

Mr. Alexander Simpson, Of Newark, has caused the
arrest oil Mr. Ebeaezsr Harrison, on charge Of en-.
bczzng So, ooO Simpson alleges that he purchased
coal yard from Harrison, giving him $4,000. Soos
afterward Simpson visited Europe leaving Harrison in
charge OF the place. Upon his return Simpson found
that Harrison had collected IS 900 and applied hS
money TO his Hence the charge Harrison
insists that the whole trouble partnership His
reputation heretofore has been excellent He held
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A BOY FORGEk.

John Burton, alias John Anderson, seventeen years
old brought before Justice Murray, In the Tombd
Police Court yesterday, on charge, Of forgery. II
appears that Burton obtained ffteon dozen Of
files valued ut $72 o. from the Russell Erwin Manus
featuring Company at Nos As and ~ Chambers street,
forged order, purportng to come
IRON Eden j. Clark, OF No POI Bowery. II IS alleged
the prisoner obtained about $3.50 worth Of property
from the above company in the same manner. He Was
by Detective Irving Of the Twenty sixth pre-
cnct Broadway, and Justice Murray, ON his plea Of
guilty, held him for trial in default OF IS, 600 bail
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IfONU I5TANNH 1Hukuss
The following has just been received from the Pres.
dcnt:-
1t is I'll extreme pain that tho President announces
the people Of tho United States the death Of tho
Speaker of the House OF Representatives, the Hon.
Michael G. Kerr, OF Indiana. man OF great intel
ectuai cndowments large culture, great probty and
carncstness his devotion TO the public interests has
passed from the position OF power and usefulness 10
which he had been recently called. The body over
which he had been selected to preside not being in
session render tribute OF affection and respect
the memory the deceased the President invites tho
people OF the United States to solemn recognition OF
the pubic and private worth and the services Of puro
and eminent character. L. :. GRANT
BY the Presidents:
JOHN l.. CADwALApER, Acting Secretary IT StatA
WASHINGTON, August 81 1876.
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A FACTORY CONSUMED

ST. LOUIS, August % 1879
watermans hub and spoke factory, on Collins street,
OFaon and Ashley streets together with TN
small tenemcnts adjoining, burned this morning.
The loss is estimated at from sj 900 $40 O00
covered ov insurance. as fOliows-Connccticut Fire,
$4,000; Commercial, Of London, 100; Phoenix, Of
Hartford, 600; shoe and Leather, OF Boston, $500
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ENGLAND.
SILvER.

LONDON, August %, 1876.
The Financier ssys:-"sver rose yesterday, in con-
sequence OF tho demand for China, owing TO the ex-
IRENE rmness OF the price OF silk The silver market
however is sensitive and there is disposition pur
chase for India in consequence Of the proposed large
drawings by the India Council 1t Is understood that
applications have been made for the f25o.Ooo in
bills, offered at Is. Cd. per rupee and the amount
nounced Tor allotment tomorrow which Is fifty laos OF
rupees, will Doubtless he allotted at considerable lower
rates, II at all
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have resulted in tho choice Of constutionalsts, II
monarchsts and 50 republicans
The republicans have gained seven seata


SPANISH NAVAL FORCE SENT TO CHINESE
WATERS.
PARIS, August %, 1915
Adviccs from Madrid state that three Spanish gum
boats being TO Chinese at the request
the Spanish representative at Pekin This step is
either taken to support tho Spanish demand for tho
restitution OF vessel stranded Formosa for fear
Of complications arising from the recent attack
the French missionary chapel at Ming Kouc Foo.
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

SAyDusKY Ohio, August %, 1876.
The democrats OF the Tenth Ohio district to-day
nom mated Hon. John II. Hudson for Congress
DETROIT, Mich, August %, 1876.
The republicans of the seventh Michigan district to-
day rcnominstcd Omar. ID. Conger for Congress.
CINCINNATI, August %, 1876.
The republicans OF the Nineteenth district OF Ohio
have nominated James A. Garfield for Congress
LOUISVILLE August %, 1875 -
Nr John Caldwell was nominated to-day for Con-
gress IN tho Third district the first ballot
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THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, August %, 1876
The school OF Chinese youths from Connecticut,
numbering 113 boys arrived at the Exhibition grounds
this morning, accompanied by thoir teachers and
tendants. They spent most OF tho day inspecting tho
exhibits in Machinery Hall and the man building.
President and Mrs. Grant Will visit tho kxhibition
morrow.
The cash admissions to-day are estimated at 80 O3l
OF which 202 were at half price.
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TURKISH ACCOUNT OF GREAT sEEvrAN DE-
FEAT NEAR AIEx NlTZ.

FEAT NEAR ALFx yiTz.
PARIS. August 90, 1876.
Accounts of The fghtng neas Aexinaiz slill
diesng The Pore has sent telegram To its repre-.
sentaives abroad announcing that the scrvians. who
concentrated all their forces and onshalf hours
march from AleSinatz, have been completely defeated
rcnBRSArEFF URGES CONTINUANCE WAR
FRINGE UNDECIDED.
despatch TO Reuters Telegram Company from Bel
grade says:-"Gencral Tchernayeu sends frequent
tpatches urging Prince Milan continue the war The
Prince appears TO lie still undecided. 1t is understood
that only three of the servian Ministers favor
nance OF the war;
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WOODSTOCK Ontario, August %. 1916
The frame block extending from Perry street to
Priors tin shop, and fronting on Dundas street.
tally destroyed by fire this morning. the flames starting
stable in tho OF the block. Tho occupants were
Prior timer; Paul & Nsbelt, timers; Gun, harness
maker; Munroc, shoemaker; Dr. Scott Office; Mot, ~
Cakcr livery stables; Mckay, merchant tailor Thomp-
son K McLaren, groccrs, dwelling above; Matthews,
hotel ard stables The losses are mostly covered by
insurance.
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TORONTO. Ont, August %, 1875
Al oven Sound, today, three children OF VI. J.
Graham while playing in barn. set 1t tire, and
of them, a young girl, was burned TO death
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ATTEMPT TO BURN A FACTORY.

MrDpLErowS, n. Y, August %, 1875
An attempt was made carly this morning to burn tho
horse blanket aud lap robe factory Of G. C. Luckcy
Co.. at this place. quantity OF cotton warp
with kerosene, scattered throughout the building
and fired. The flames discovered almost immc-
diaiey and extinsuishcd without damage.
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FLAMES IN A LUMBER YARD.

CHATHAM, n. b., August -, 1876.
Are which occurred IN the deal yard Of Alexander
Morrson's mill last night destroyed several hundred
thousand feet OF deals. Inc loss Is heavy.
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HORRIBLE MASSACRE OF THE BULGARIAN
PEOPLE BY THE TURKS.

PEOPLE BY THE TURKS
LONDON, August %, 1876
special despatch from the Bucharest correspondent
Of the Daily Ne,cs, who accompanied Mr. Schuyler in
his tour Of investigator, says Mr.. Barng's report
sixty villages burned and IL 900 persons killed by
Turks in Bulgaria does not include the out
RACES committed in the district north of the
Balkans, in tho district OF Sophia.
Forty villages burned north Of the Balkans and
seventy south Mr.. Schuyler has not completed his
investigation, bnt he estimates the number OF the
killed at co. 900 in tho district of Philippopos
Tho regular troops more cruel than the bashi-
bazouks No doubt the committed
with the sanction of the authorities Outrages con-
Nnue to occur. The Governor Of Phppopolls wants
cavalry to quell the N ussumans.
Me- scHuyLKBs PROPOSITION FOR CHECKING THE OUT.
RACES
Mr. Schuyler thinks there is immediate danger of ad.
dtional He will suggest his government
the following measures
The hanging Of four leaders in these atrocities the
disarmng of the Mussulmans and the rebuilding OF the
burned villages at government expense. As these
measures cannot be left 10 the authorities, Mr..
Schuyler will propose foreign commission to that
this be executed.
CONFIRMATION THE REPORTED CAPTURE GURGuso-
vATz.
Belgrade telegram 10 the Times confirms the re-
port Of the reoccupaon Of Gurgusovatz aud Trcsbaba
by the Servians Kerim Pacha withdrew his forces to
sustain the present operations. He has 40, 900 men,
xhch force insufficient for attack Alexnatz,
;cncral Tchernayef having 20. COO
TACTICS TURKS
Tho tactics of the Turkish commander are uncer-
ain. Possibly he intends to shut TchernayeT in
while another Turkish division marches from Salt.
schar to Paratchin.
RECApTURE OF GURGosovATz BIZ THE sERyIANs.
BELGRADE, August %, 1876.
II is officially announced that the Servian troops
under General Horvatovicn yesterday recapurcd Cur
yosovatz and occupied Tresiba5a
REFUSE OF THE TURKS AT ALsxlxArz
An official despatch received here claims that the
turks rcpused twice during Monday. Despite
their numbers they unable to approach the
Notifications of Aexnatz and only succeeded in burn
Ing some Christian villages.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l.. August %, 1876.
hrc broke out at two O'Clock this morning in lie.
favours Block occupied By the Pacific National Bank
the Pawtucket Insurance Company for Savings several
stores offices and tcnemenis In half al hour the
flames under control. but the loss by tire and
water will several thousand dollars partially in
sured.
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FRANCE.

THE PRELIMINARY WORK OF THE EXHIBITION
OF 1878 COMMENCED
PARIS, August % 1876.
The preliminary works OF the international Exhib.
ton TO be held in 1873 have been commenced
ELECTION OF PRESIDENTS OF THE COUNCILS
GENERAL.
PARIS August %, 1876
The elections oil Presidents the Councils Gesars
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HATTERS ON A STRIKE.

MIDDLETowS, n. Y, August %, 1876.
The dnishers in Diapers wooen hat works. in this
place. strike, conscq icncc Of a reduction Of
their wages. The nnishcrs are members of the hat.
ters' union, and the proprictors have for non
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twcnty-our hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding date o! last year.
,licatcd by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
Lirn Al Id LuiluIng
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ANOTHER DRAFT FROM SING SING.

The crowded condition OF Sing Sing Prison ncccss-
taed tho sending of another draft OF ny convicts TO
the State Prison ut Clinton last evening Tho Roto-
rious Mart Allen was among the number
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FOREST FIRES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CoScoap y. H., August % 1875.
Large fires are reported in tho woods at Andovcr.
Fire broke at Salisbury Thursday last, causing
heavy damsCe
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge John Erskne. OF the United States District
Court for Georgia; Thomas Dickson, President Of the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, and A. L. Hop
kins Receiver OF the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Rail-
road Company, at the Gilscy House. Governor
William Pitt Kellogg, Of Louisiana; General p ~ B.
Young OF Georgia. Colonel G. $. A. Anderson, Of
England and r. s. Stevens, General Manager Of the
Hannibal aud ST. Joseph Railway, are at the Fih Az
enue Hotel. Congressman Chapman Freeman, OF Phil
adciphla and cxCongrcssman William II. Epson, OF
Ohio are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel Naval Constructor
Isaiah Hanscom United States Navy. is at the Grand
Hotel signor p Brgnol is at the Everett House.
Professor d. Cody Eaton. OF New Haven. is at tho
Buckingham Hotel. Commander Henry Wilson, Unit
ed states Navy, al the Westminster Hotel Ex-Con-
gresham william $. Herndon, OF Texas, 10 At the Mo-
tropohtan Hotel Licutcnants Richard c. Derby and
Theodore ". Etting, United States Navy, At the
Albcmarlc Hotel
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GENERAL BUTLER's CANDIDACY.

LUWFLI, MISE AUGUST =,
Evcry ward in tho city tonight elected butcr dele
gatcswenty four in alto the Seventh District Re-
publican Congressional Convention.
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A LARGE TANNERY BURNED.

BosroN, August %, 1876
The tanuery Of Blake & Hgbce of woburn Mass,
burned day. The loss IS estimated at $40
insurance, S2l, 600
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MEDIATION PROBABLE.

BRUSSELS, August %, 1876
special despatch from Vienna to lie Nord says
'Whatever may be the issue of the fighting going
on there Is every reason to expect that mediation
offered at Belgrade viii. be accepted"
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puRLIc DEanApArIoK or TIE orr1cEns nE-

PUBLIC DEGRADATION OF THE OFFICERS RE-
sPoNsIBLE FOR THE MURDERS OF sALoNrcA
SALoSIcA, August D. 1876
The officers implicated in the murder OF the foreign
Consuls formally degraded to-day before the pub.
lie, and salucs exchanged between the and
the foreign men-of-war.
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LARGE GRAIN SHIPMENTS.

CHICAGO, August -, 1916.
Charters were taken today for 96f, 900 bushels OF
grain OF winch SIS 900 bushels corn This Is the
heaviest days shpping business done hero for many
years.
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TWO pwxlr1Nos DESTROYED AT coANwAL1.

CORNWALL, ~ ", August %, 1876
Gre this morning destroyed two dwellings, stable,
&C. Oil the landing, occupied by l. T. Dodge and others,
adjoining tho 'sWard House, the homo of the well
known oarsmen, Ward Brothers
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MOVEMENTS OF THE TURKISH FORCES AGAINST
ALEXINATZ.

LONDON, August %, 1875.
The reports from Alexinatz are still confused and
conflicting. The actual state of affairs, far as
known, is as follows-The Turks from Gurgusovatz,
under Eyoub Pacha, and the army from Nissa under
Ali Saib, have effected a junction, and on Sunday
four miles southwest of Alexinatz Ali Saib's
vanguard attacked the Servlans MONDAY and met
with a repulse Since that there had been serious
lighting down early Tuesday morning and Alexinatz
had not then been attacked
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Mr.. Schuyler's Report Of the Bulgarian
llaSSacreS.
The French Exhibition OF 1878
Commenced.
ATTITUDE OF SPAIN TOWARD CHINA.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

eERvIA APPEALS TO RUSSIA FOR MILITARY AND
PECUNIARY AID-THE WAR TO BE CoSTIN-
UED.
LONDON, August %, 1876
despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from
Semn says:-"lt is stated in well-informed circles
that the Servlan Prime Minister Ristcs, recently in
terviewed NJ Kartzon the Russian representative at
Belgrade, the 18th inst, and appealed to the gen.
crosby Of the Russian government to permit Russian
officers and soldiers enter the Servian army He
also asked for pecunary assistance, Serva had do
termned to continue the war.
TO sERvIA IN MEN
The Russian government has replied, granting the
above requests under certain conditions. In
luepce OF this arrangement the sclavonc committees
In Russia have commenced sending funds in largo
amounts. Russian officers and sub-olicers in parties
of ten reach Belgrade almost daily, passing through
Roumania unhindered The officers give their services
gratutously. number of other officers expected
shortly"
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PROGRESS OF THE TRAIN CONVEYING THE RE-
MAINS.
HARRISBURG, Pa, August %, 1879
Tho remains of Speaker Kerr reached hero at half.
past four r. NJ and transferred to the fast train
of tho Pennsylvania Railroad They let for Ptsbnrg
at ten minutes past five I. NJ, accompanied By the
escort which started with thom from the Capitol
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Average tcmperaiure ycstcrday. 70t
year. 721
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COLD SNAPS ROUGHEN AND CHAP THE SKIN.
Zeal and soften IL with ULESss SULPHUR SOAR.
Hills Ain DyF. black or brown. JOc.
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POLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS PORTRAITS,
Transparcncics &C.; old he HdquartcrS
HOMER a GRAHAM, 81 Duane g.
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NO ONE CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT PARK.
rns GINGER Toxic Ask your ygist for you-
lIIsCOX Il Co, 163 William At, New York.
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REFORM IS MADE POSSIBLE TO THE IN
ebriate and Nervous Debility overcome by the ol
~
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AUTOMATICALLY EFFICIENT. THE SILK
ELASTIC TRUSS. sold only by ELssric Truss COMPANY.
.rure. pture
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS
suiErsThc very bcst be finished easily
As hemming handkerchief 81 Broadway and s2i Arch
AZ. PHILADELPHIA
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| CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE ACCUMPLISHE5 ITS
spcnddy. safely instantly Wholesale and retail ~
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A-CONSUMPTIvES FIND WELCOME RELIEF,
and steadily gain strength from PARkERs GIscGg