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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
THE BILLIARD CONT sTa.

The Centennial Billiard Tournament was
brought TO close last evening the final game beiG
b tween A. p Rudolphe and Maurice DAILY for the fifth
prize. which is $500 The lead won by DAILY who
scored blank, and was followed by Rudolpbo with AZ
In the second inning DAILY made 10 aud failed to score IN
the third but made run of Is IN the fourth. The play
was Indifferent then until the eighth inning, Rudophc
making 2S and DAILY following in the ninth inning
with 81. Rud0phe considerably behind at this
stage the game hat in the 18th inning within of
his opponent by running 81. From this point, however
Daily kept the lead. The time OF the game was an hour
and u hair, and Days average Was lU23 The scores
as follows: - - -
DuY-o 10, o. rs, At, l. So, o. O. o. ~, %, H. 2 g. %
- o..
itUiornE-is o. l. l. TO- D. IS o, l. Is. 81. ., 20, o.
2-lU3
Az exhibition game then played between Messrs
and Slosson Which resulted III disastrous defeat
for the latter SloSSOu only making II pots Tne time
The game Al minutes and sections average Was
37l2. The scores were follows:
SAXTCg--l, 20, 81 So. So 10, |, l24-SO0
ELUssUN--l 3, o. u, q, u. SIP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.
TIE SUNDAY LAW QUESTION.


p1scHARGE OF A SALOON KEEPER UPON TECHNI-
CAL DEFECT IN TIE NORTHUMBERLAND POLICE
COMMISSIONER SMITH SAYS.
The case of Justus I'll. Schwab, who was
arrested last Sunday for selling lager beer and declined
70 give bail that the question of the right to cell lager
beer OIL Sunday might be tested, cane befor3 Judge
Donohue the Supreme Court yesterday Judge Freed
man presented his part He claimed that the law
Of 1857 amended by the law OF 1873 while 1t forbade
the sale strong intoxicating liquors. or ale or beer
on any day without license, in prohibiting
sales on Sunday by licensed vendors omitted
from the prohibition aes and beers, and
only named Intoxicating liquors and wines
Attorney Phelps said that in General Tenn
case decided by the late Judge Peckh M where the III
depreciation Of the words Intoxicating liquors, ale and
beer used in statute IN question the decision was
that lager beer not necessarily within those words
and II IL was meant TO bring lager beer within the act
proper words showing that lager beer beer are or an
intoxicating liquor, should have been used III the nlc
uen In this the charge in the warrant was snpy
"selug lager beer" This was,such technlca defect
that IL not worth arguing the ohel luestons IN
vOlved. Judge Freedman expressed himself as greatly
dissatisfied with such conclusion as IL was very de-
sirabe TO settle whether ale beer could lawfully Dc
sold on Sunday. Mr. Phelps sail he had high authority
for not "exauuing bridge until he had 10 cross the
stream and the discuss OF the quest on IN e case
would be absolutely useless. the decision must ur on
technical defect he had indicated. Judge DOnOhuc
thereupon discharged the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
spite the political prophets Baltimore American

despite the political prophetaI Baltimore American
tRep)
We hone the festive dealer in railroad Sc
crirties NAV be nominated at Cincinnati next Wednes
day. The Democratic party c0nld not go 70 tne country
more confidently than upon such platform
Plain Dealer tDem)
Unless it shall hereafter appear that he has
kent back part of the price, forgotten 70 read sone
of the letters gotten from Muigan. II cannot ne dend
that Blaine energies from this last cloud serene ana
suuny.-(Cncnnati Enquirer tDemJ
Whatever may be the result TO Mr. Blaine,
Gen Hunton should understand tat tne County, O oo
upon the matter very seriously aud upon nothing more
scrioIsy upon the indctensible meshods
by the Confederate Democracy TO rum leadnS ncPn.p
and thereby discredit and break uo"n inc nePu
can party.-( Indianapolis Journal (kep)
His predicament is most unpleasant one,
to be feared that the lies OF his enemies VIII travei SO
fast and that truth win fail to ovcrtake uen IN
time to do him real efficient service -Troy Ilnes 'ep
Had he laid the letters before the Commit,
tee the fatal mischief OF those days OF nestaton anu
suspicion would not have been done Tna bscnel eau
RepJ
Mr.. Blaine's Offenses have been that ne
opened the amnesty debate and has more supporters ior
rife Presidential nomination than any other lePupuc
Shall these oeDses be permitted to compass hs run'
We do not believe it.-ICleyeland Leader tRepD
Whatever may be thought of Mr.. Blalne,s
prudence meddug with stocks, or OF the such cy vi
now doubt that his skirts clear Of the charges OF per
sonal corruption brought against HIM. or tnat ne ~
man of the greatest ability courage and addresstNe"-
Haven Journal and Courier (RepJ
By reading the letters, puts them out OF
the case But the personal explanation leaves All tue
not Blaine cscaue the ADMISSION tha nc
did receive large amount Of the bonds for whicn he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
DR. ]. 0. STONES SUDDEN DEATH.

DR.. John Osgood Stone, well-known
physician, and In years past OF the Health Commits
soners of this city, fell dead yesterday noon ut Broad
way and Crdast. The body carried TO the Church
Street Police Station, when, after Identification 1t was
remov ed late home Of DR.. Stone at No II west
Twenty thirt-st Dr. Stone left his house yesterday
morning apparently in good health, and his sudden
death matter OF great surprise to his friends VINO
lad considered him, though somewhat advanced IN
years. a man of sound constitution. Upon his person
were found 900 la bonds valuable gold watch ana
chain and other property In all amounting to about
$1,000. This property taken to the Police Central
Office and turned to the property clerk The rela-
tives OF Dr. stoue in Newport Il. They were IN,
formed of his DEATH and sent word that they would
return TO this city by the night boat Deputy Coroner
Cushman will make autopsy uoOn the remains AT
Woltman will hold an inquest upon the body as soon
afterward as possible. ,ooo
DR.. Stone was well known in his profession In leG6
he was appointed by Gov FentOn as melhber OF the
Board OF Health, in which position he remained four
years. His associates DR.. James Crane, Dr. VIII
lard Parker, and Jackson schultz That Board rs reme
bered for its energetic and successful treatment OF SAM
tary problems ana especially for the improvements
which ii introduced into tenement houses throughout
the city. Dr. StCnc has of late confined Ills ate-
ton to his private practice which was largo and lu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
BONDsMEN HARD TO FIND.

DIsAPPEARhNCE OF CONVICTED DISTlLL!R-
WRONG ADDRESSES GIVEN BY HIS sURI11ES.
William Kelly, a distiller, was placed upon
trial about two weeks ago in the United States Crcmi
Court on charge Of running Illicit still. When the
case was called Kelly, who at large on ball. dd not
appear but was searched for and brought into court on
bench warrant During the greater part OF the ulad
VIII ch lasted day. Kelly attentive listener, bu'
evidently becoming convinced that the result would
prove unfavOrable to him. he cOntriyed to leave tie
courtroom unuo6ced and disappeared. When his ab-
sence was discovered after the jury had
found Him guilty, United States deputy mar
shals were sent in search of lin, but he
could not be found His bond in the Clerk,
Office was signed by Thomas Cannon and
Daniel MeElhanney who qualified III $1,000 each. Ac
c0rd,ng to form, notice was duly served upon t"cse
meu-Or was supposed have been seTvcd-lOr ncthrr
OF them lives at the address given 10 the uOud ~ wa
rcported that bundsmeu would not be called upon Ia
paw the forfeit of $4,000 for Key's nonarpearance
and Tribune reporter called at the address gwen D.
tic sretics yesterda, for the purpose OF getting at the
facts in the case AT No. % Ods p, the address ENeh
BY MIR. Cannon, the reporter was To Il tlit GHhiluh
formerly had office there bat went away over yea
ar. His residence is somewhere III NeW-j'rsr'. NJ.
McElhamcy's residence, Is gwen III the bona, was NO
32l West Hty-afths', bu' upon inquiry mat number
the reporter was informed that Mr. NJ Elh0hhcy hac
moved away, and his pres mt place Of Residence was IN
known to the occupants ol the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
CONTESTS AT CREEDMOOR.
TIE COMPETITION FOR POSITIONS ON THE AMERICAN
RIFLE TEAM.

TIE COMPETITION FOX POSlIlONS ON lllE hMhNN'N
RIFLE TEAM.
The second contest for place on the
American Rife Team was concluded at the Crcedmoor
range yesterday The 81 marksmen who appeared on
Tuesday at hand yesterday and ali took part IN
the struggle This reduce the number OF contest
ants to TO- and another aud final competition VIII decide
the IL, from which number the team OF is 10 be Sc
lected The shooting yesterday did not change the rea
tive positions of held Tuesday, except in the
case OF Mr. Rathbone, who fell back from the
secon the sixth place, owing to the eacfcry OF his
gun which, shooting with its usual accuracy at the 500
and 900 yards ranges missed badly at the LOCO yards
range that Mr.. Ratlbone scored only 81. TIE gun
seemed to have lost its rifng, and yet leGded badly
Mr. Rathbone will have barrel put to his gun be-
fore he ventures upon the final competition The ques
ton as to whether the next contest should irevocaby
decide the eight who should constitute tie team was dis
cussed by the 10 successful competitors and the general
opinion was that IL ought not decide the matter bur
that should be left Open aud be finally settrd by tht
captain This Will practice on the part III the
whole 10 give the captain opportunity 10 secure
the best marsmeD. The and positions of those
who entied TO be enrolled among the 10 we're az
q H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

In the House to-day a bill authorizing the
Nebraska Guy Bridge Company to construct railroad
pooon bridge over the Missouri River at Nebraska City
was passed
TIE bill repeating the section Of the Revised Statutes
making restrictions in the disposal Of public lands in the
ana Florida was also passed Yeas, lO6; NAYS, 81.
The SPEAKER asked ANA obtained leave .; absence for
ten days, aud appointed NJ. Cox Dem, NJ ~ az
Speaker pro tempOIe during his aDsence.
A bill providing a penalty Tor mailing obscene DOobh
ana prohibiting lottery circulars passing through the
Mr. WOOD Dem, y. W. from the Committee on Ways
and Merus, submitted tne unanimous leloi, Oh inat
Committee Ia regard 10 the Alaska Cominertai Company
The report Iecitcs tlat the Comm ttee mas m'ne u
nvosus CATION. aud that the lease to TINS COMPANY wa
made In accordance with The act approved july ], 1870
and nas complied with on the part OF the lessees
ana is for the advantage OF Tue United states, anu d'
carng it 10 be the opinion Oi Tie House di lhere "a5
no rInd OF complaint against tine Alaska Commercial
Company or against the officers Of the Government
Pie House then proceeded TO the consideration Of tie
bill distribution Of tine unarpro moneys OF
the Geneva award, aud addressed by dir LORD
(Dcm n ~ had reported the bill from the Jddcl-
" Mr. KNOTT Dem XVI rose to address the House In
oulusitlnn 10 the bill bat interrupted by Mr.
BLAINE (cp Mel, VINO remar ked tlat he lad been lu
formed that the gentleman from Massachusetts (Mr
Iarboxl mad risen time ago 10 personal exnana
lion affecting way hilnsclf but HAD Withheld is
r,marEs then as Mr. Blaine was not present; he also
Understood that the gentleman had agreed 10 make his
statement nj the conclusion Of Mr. Lord,s speech;
Mr.. TARBOX-The gentleman from Maine is IN error
"A 10 any notice that 1 gave when IL wOuIu SUIT my
pleasure To rise again TO privileged question: choose
To- select my occasion for that purpose ana mat
Mr. BLAINE-I want to know whether tho gentleman
from MASSACHUSETTS, proposes TO 90 on when am ABSENT
MI TARBOX-I certainly do not wish 10 speak wheh
the gentleman present, AID shall do 80.
Nc KNOTT resumed the floor and proceeded win his
speech. -, - -, -,
session he u continuance OF the debate ON tue
Geneva Award DR. 10 ineinpets osins on 'le an 80
list desiring 10 speak IN favor OF TIE Dill Win u un
known number IN opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

cipa OF Grammar School No 10, after service OF 80
years in the Public schools. The superintendent Vi
Truancy in the cases Of ,301 children absent rom
school during the last three weeks found 443 truats
and non-attendants. OF which 422 were returned 10
school and 81 committed TO the Society for the kei0rn
tiun OF Juvenile Delmquents. The Board OF Lsunae
aud Appointment having transferred SlOOoOo' uncA
pended IN 1873, 10 the appropriation for lS.o the
The various districts authorized 10 adNe 1
pro- for repairing heating &C. tho schOo pui
ings Tue contract for supplying the Denaltueht WIZ
coal for the year ending June L. 1877, was awarteu 10
Samuel g. French at 80 81 per ton. Tie staH oi teach
es of the evening high school rearpoipted Ior the
school year. The public schools VIII close lor the
Summer vacation Friday June 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brzooyf House-Sir John Rose of England ana
can't Anrfrve OF the French Legation at washington
freans Hfpi-to q. :. A. Anderson OF the BRUSH army
of Glasgow, and Isaac Sahei,l
of Comstock n 81. Dsris Bofct-A Bathoni he frsu
scnlnor and g. DietZ MOnin Of the french Gem hal Do
mission Wsstr1inster Hoi-Col Jerome Napoi'9n no
NJ France Hotel drums rick j. ont Col
piand 81 GoveTnOr General Duferins Stan 81
Ne OH. Hote-Asa Packer Of Pennsylyana hefsu ho
Iieut George Il Wheeler Of the Engineer corps u o. aI!
r1nd H6s-Col Costeseo OF the french Army tS
INfeL-Col Emyth Nerektr oil te IIlun
Amy lyadsoT Bofei-The Theodore NJ Pomeroy ana
Ihnore p Ross Auburn. N. y Gttsey HotSeC.o. %
Tr,ndSeI u. :. Army AlbemGrte H0,et-GeI r. W.
pal rev of Bos on Hoffman HCuSe-Dr WeHft Oh beIu'
OF tlie IpternA lional Centennial Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
STILL OPPOSING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
ANOTHER Art SALE.

Messrs. Barker e. Co. announce sale or
paintings at their rooms Nos. AZ and 40 berty-s to-
day. Friday and Saturday of this week, beginning
at noon each day OF the pictures arc those lett
unsod at the close OF the Academy exhibition and others
are the work OF foreign artists. There single spec
mems OF Eastman Johnson WhittIedge s. r. Clifford,
Irness and Castelar, and two or OF s. Colnan. Shat
tuck Jas NJ Hart, and many others. The most proIn-
ncnt foreign those OF Scbradef Daz heodore
Frere and Preyer There 200 numbers in me coec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
prrRIIC SCHOOL MEASURES.

At the regular meeting yesterday OF the
Board Of Education A. Coubert OF the French Centen'
nial Commission was present. President Wood an
nouDced the DEATH on June 5, OF William smeatOn, Prin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

KNOx's New SUMNER STYLES are already
very pouuar They are acknowledged the styles Of the
season. There nothing strange In all this for kSoXs styles
arc aIways beautiful Knoxs emponums 2l2 Broad
ov corner NJ Fuonst aud tho Fifth Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

-Four OF ntse will be dropped nj the next competition
and the remaining IL will 20 into training Gnder
eGptain Of their choosing preparatory to the great
match next September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
SALE OF BRIc-A-BRAC AT LEAvlTT's.

An odd prOmiscuous collection OF curiosi-
tie, china and ALI the things tat are classed under the
elastic name OF bIc-abrac, is now on exhibition at the
rooms Of Messrs. Ieavitt in Clinton Hail. where these
objects are to he sold this afternoon and tomorrow, the
sale beginning at o'clock each dy. TIE greater part
OF the collection has from over seas, and seem
ingly IN several ships at dates far apart II
reminds OF the luncheon the steward OF an o'eah
steamer the last day Of the voyage when the
remainder biscuit made pair of with the remainder
yctuals of every description. The combination is al
WAYS amusing II not very appetizing and the same NAV
DO said Of the present aesthetic picnic. Its want
of unity, however Is great objection, except
as IL makes IL difficult 10 give a concise
description OF il. We shall accordingly only mention
few Of the best pieces In porcelain and eubenware
there several pretty tcacups and sauces, with tea
pot Dresden lot of odd bits OF Japanese ware
some OF 1t enough out of tho common to make 1t worth
looking az, and number Of old English blue
table aud toilet pieces dishes, sOupturcenS, pitchers
and basins all OF them In unusually good condition
There are a number OF Jars, vases, ard figures
from Cyprus, Noa, and Peru, none Of them perhaps OF
the best good specimens Of the ordinary mannac
tur- There are and acGuers from Japansofne
lacquers being of considerable interest ana not 10
be let slip this occasion by one who can AFFORD to
ret them. There two complete SUITS OF arnor ana
as many arms, offensive and defensive, as
would serve all the present Presidential cand-
dates against their enemies, which is saying
good deal the rest must refer our readers to the
mutfarous contents of the catalogue which catalogue
by the way is unusually well printed and has an outside
made attractive by wOodcut OF IN Etruscan vase en-
rrved by Dr. Anderson the first person who engraved
on wood in the United States Ii bit worth preserving
STILL OPPOSING THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
At a meeting of the Board of Estimate and
Agporonment Yesterday the Mayor called up the reso-
hutton directing the Controller TO issue SlOooOOo IN
bonds for the Brooklyn Bridge. A. g. Miller and Others
vino appeared before the Aldermanic Committee few
weeks ago to protest against the completion OF the
bridge az the proposed hight. were present Win ther
Jhomas g. tch, who stated that the matter ad
been brought before Judge Johnson OF the United states
Court fr IN whom opinion was expected IN ABOUT d
month and he asked thatfurther proceedings be deferred
After discussion IL agreed 10 adjourn tc ma yer
until noon to-day, when IL Is expected thdi thc itsdont
of the Bridge Company will make a statement lu TIiy
the charges thai toe structure VIII ptde nlygdto;
The Controller announced that under Ia" authOI OF
fhe BOARD be had issued bonds to the amount O al too,
523 pay judgments and claims against Tue n.y. ihese
bonds would fall due July l. lie was authOrzeu "
issue bonds " take up the Old ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

By THE Antacid and .Antiseptic properties Of
MIX OF MAGNEsA disorders OF the stomach and vitatea
cretiOps of the mouth instantly corrected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

DEGREES OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., James,
see your gals ma got new guinness what sort OF
pussoi is she James-Weli, hi can't zacly say, as hi
don't ave much to do VITA 'er class but hour ladies'
downstairs don't think much Of 'er-ILondon Fun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

Use WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY fo
Coughs and Colds, and suffer so and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUT's' IN
BROADWAY.
eam.G5o Noon. 72'. Bpm So. Midnisht e&''
Highest during the day By lowest DO
Average, 81 a. Same day, 1910 0oe'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
HEADQUARTERS
NEW-YCRA CITY.

NewYork from It's size superior situation aud its advan
taxes In the way frequent communication with all parts Oh
the country AMI civilized world, is HEADQUARTERS for
almost everything produced America Manufacturers IN
every part have their depots and agencies
here buyers frequently save money BY deahn. WITH
the right house.
spectye lines aud do the Of in this coun
try-in short, HEADQUARTERS:
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
West Broadway, keade and Hncson-ss'
SOAPS aud PERFuMERY,
COLGATE 4 Co..
SOLID SILVER Ere and %n G2RTA ~ M RLATE'
PETROLEUM OILS and GASOLINE.
CHARLES PRATT & 60, Co.
METALS, TIN r FTATEsi pSSS sy & Co..
A''' D IL and 81 CuTst
rLuIpER::, ,RoS x WARP, STOVES and oRNA-
iiiE j. L. MOTT iitUN WORKS. 30 Beeknan- st
ROPE, CORDAGE: and OAKUM,
Nm WALLS soSScr
AMERICAN GRAPTLTE PENCILS, STOVE POLISH.
24J Raroadave Jersey City.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and FERTILE
ioa and l9I water.st.
MACHINERY and TOOLS,
l2l Chambers and 1O3 Reade SITS
'''A'' 1SsoNPA hiIAss AND COPPER co,
buttons H n ssSSI ans EGTc a.
4l9 ana 42l Broome-ss
'''>'' '''" UT c. i. RAYNoLDs & Co.
loj and los Fulton.st
sT s,TtS G Sna STAEcH M
~, 81 and SO Parkpace, cor. Churchst
PAPER UANGINGs, SHADES, &c..
$40 West 23dst
billiard TABLES,
Ii. W. CoLLENDER,
CUT NAILS and SPIKES, co,,n,
0''' ''' 81, s., and s. washngtOnsr
VuLCANIz TI'l R lHs kS6 PACKING COMPANY.
J. II. cnRRyGR, Treas 81 aud 80 Parkrow'
DRUGGIST GLASSWARE,
o. 8. and 10 Plattst.
ACIDS, CHEMICALS, and DYE sTUFFs,,
MAhrIN kALDFLEisCHs SONS,
SHIP BREAD and CRACKER BAKERS.
. l. "'i1'' Is, y 10, IL, and 70 Fulton ST.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH ID. POWERS & Coz,
JOHN LApsLEY' Agent IN, ,qs puan..,,
GLUE G EI1lE and MEATS ATS FOOT oI5
II Burllng slip.
IRON-ORE. PIG, BEAMS, RAILS, BARS. wIRE,Sc
COOPER HEWITT co p,,,,nu.,n
VALENTINE Co,
SALT and FISH, also STORAGE g ssGIsson
IL COenties slip and a Frontss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
0vARIANT UMOR
or TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY DB. Railways REMEDIES.

HAVE RAD AN ovARI An TuMoR II THE oVARiLs
AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS. - Az,
ANN AKBOR. Dec. "a IS j.
Dr RAILWAY. That others may be benefited, make t3s
statement: 80. -, IL ,ar
have had Ovarian Tumor in the ovarios ard boSes
ten years. re the best phys clans OF hls pace a1
without benefit 10 was growing AZ su.h rsp'u st't
could not have we'd much longer friend on n . ,sa
me TO try RAILWAYS Remedies had no. much lalu ~ S'~
bat finally after muca telibcrau0n, tried tel On.
purchased bottles Of the Resnlyent Two DoAsv IS
Pills and bottles OF the Relief used thosr
apparent benefit. determined tn pcrseyer; usr 800.
more Of the esJvent two OF TIE kehel ah 1000
of Pills fore they gone had ost twehnsS n 80
continued the medicine unrl way ir,on,bs a1a
rely cured took the medicine about M tos three
during that lost f0rynye pouS ~ a. nS "a, loxes
dozen bottles of the Rcsolyent, six botlles he'l' ~
of the Pills. ~ =, rr.ft,Ne 70
feel perfectly well snd my heart iuH Of r md yoir
God this helm i'm deep Addiction 10 YOU syri
wonderful medicine, reel deeply ndeDte am a, n b 70
that be much OF blessing 10 OtIiers ~ UnsSS
(~lgncd) - mis- r.. a. ne nsrscr
for requested you to send medicine IN ynns
medicines stated bought OF with the eAeps
what sent to her BY yo may say that her sssaeN
is correct without qualification (sRned) l. :. lkGh
Druggist and Chemist, Ann Arb0r, en-
This certify that Mrs. Bbbins who makes The aeG'e
certificate and has been for many years well know 70
and therein stated undoubtedly an eniar
correct. Any who knows Mrs. Bbbns viii believe bs
,tatement (Slgued) BENJ ID. COCKER MARY b. poAA
r. Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08

"My dear,n said Jones to his wife, " IL your
cousin comes IN to-day LET the children play with bis
umbrella. They might hide IL 20 your cousin can't ind
it. think Jemcs che oldest boyl Is beginning to under
stand tlial duty"-f Boston Traveller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-08
Announcements.

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and delightful substitute for Cologne nay Rum
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% explained Wor-

paid only In services as the evidence explained-wor
cester Spy tRcp)
The Republican party will never nominate q
OF doubtful to the Presidency, but II IL
capable Of being frightened into dropping chosen
candidate by the concerted assault of all the liars in the
United States, 1t would deserve conquer as In
tends to do in Observation-Disclosures Union (Rep)