davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

coNSoLLY.-on SATURDAY. July Is. ex.Judee MI
eh,cl Como y n nc ga year OF MS age
attend os tsnersi iT9% Us 1's EGG Mes,
solemn mes Of requiem viii be ofred for the repose
of nj soul theme to calvary Gem. terry
DELLHANll.-on Juiy IA. James Deiehanty aged
Friends and relatives also those Of his brother Pat
Iss Yo S on sana a' Ja f i
DUNCAN.-on Thursday. July IL. William waikins,
ony son OF john ana Marion NJ. Dudcan, aged year
RELATIVE. snd friends of the family are invited to at.
tend funeral the resld"n'e of mis- par nts lis
Letia:'oa Az Jels.Y c'y hc'sht'' I" O'CLOCK 2 NJ.
aElsMoL6,,, IA Jersey ci'y Jay -. willard ?,
youhscs son OF iar+ r. aud Margaret Sriswod, aged
Paper. fr9% r ysssener Of the nseP iS sp%%:
snd friends are invited. Take Montgomery ct. cars
,IYi kSD On Friday. July IA at crcenpOin,. Kate
fnnsra from the of her brother in.law. Pat
n l july o IS a Ms st Ana Gci.n
Friends aud relatives are respectfully invited to At:
from her late res dcnce. col Atlantic sy. BroOkiyn.
PS:. 5s.$s.'.S & liz Inqs hsisSy5
Dutch siis Loas i,aaa CIV, where .ei.n.n rSaaisn
aese vi to @ Sa .Sr @ S or men sS at NJ
m ffsd. O. 'PG 9 a g' r. s May ny sacnou
the be owed wife q Edward M,cr..
cent Tie De a "a t. On "a C9gti a % 81 So
4. Ne where hu.fuu lisu mass VIII De celebrated.
Relatives and ~, mis- are Invited On attend.
~ tZkN ON Saturdty JlN Is, Carrie :. daughter
of uel +. and Laura a. swezey, aged u year anu
months
fuu,ral on Monday. l7h, At =. NJ. from Az Grove
Of, corner dtn ST., rsey tliy.
THORN. ON Jab Is, Lug5ne Thorn. son OF tue lats
Co. Herman Thorn.
Funeral services vi ne nell at Ca Church. cor
An and 2lst ST., Munday, ia Il. 10 A. VI.
Relatives and friends, members uf Aoninl lndse, F.
AID A w., a.o veterans q 1T Regiment \. q ara
INV tied without further 0uc".
MlLklS .ON, SuddVuli, uu cdturc nY, july 10, Fran
cis A. NfkissOn, ou OF Francis A. W Nhsuu, IN the
S7tr year ~ MS age.
Notice OF fAAeral hereafter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
THE ROCKAWAY REGATTA.
Welch the winner of the single scull Race
The Nautilus Club Takes a Prize.

Picked men from the Nautilus, the
Gramercy, and the Dauntless boat clubs met
on Rockaway Beach yesterday afternoon
to try their skill In regatta. The
was from the Neptune House
pier to q stake boat one mile down the inlet
and return. The tide was strong ebb and the
water hardly rppled by the slight breeze. The
afternoon races were for single SOULS and pair
oars; all shells. In the single scull race the en-
tries were: +. A. Levein, {. +. NaethinE, j. II.
Bates, Jr, ID. ii. HernOn, Edward Welch, aud j.
j. Dun. The start was beautiful one, six boats
rarely getting into line as accurately and with
such promptness AS did these. Dun soon dropped
out OF the contest, hut the Others kept on. maxi
ing close and pretty race to the turn. WEIGH
was FIRST, and from this point he held an undis-
puted first 10 the finish, winning the race with
ease In II minutes s. seconds; Naething second,
and Hernon third.
For the pair-oared contest there were but two
entries David Roach and william Walsh from
the Nautilus club. and H. Peckwel and h.
Demarest of the Dauntless. The Nautilus crew
pulled the distance in 1875, beating THEN OPP
ponents by IL seconds.
The prizes were silver cup, presented by
Capt Lougstreet Of the sunshine, for the single
SOULS, and n silver punch-bowl from Capt. sainu-
ellis OF the Neptune House for the pair oars.
The regatta Ia to he continued ON Monday af-
ternOon, single scull and four-oared races.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
CONSUL BRIDGE L1ND.
The CHARGES Against hum Abstractod from
the Treasury Department.

WAsHINGToS, July 15-The Committee
on Expenditures In the State Department, to
whom was submitted an inquiry In relation TO
charges bearing on the onicial conduct OF John
A. Bridgeland while Supervisor OF Internal Rev
enue In Tex s, but who Is now Consul at Havre,
have reported that they deem Il im Or acticable
to enter into q fun iuvestigation of tho case.
The committee. having addressed a letter TO the
Treasury Department, were informed 10 reply
that the papers or oh lrges against Bridgeland
could be found there, but Il subsequently came
TO the knowledge Of the committee that some
original charges preferred against him were In
the possession Of Gen. Boughton, whlc by his
Testimony Was ascertained to he the tru,h.
w. Bowen Moore, who had preferred the
charges, being q the Time an assessor Of inter
nal revenue IN Texas, i'd utilized az the originals
tue papers when Is ,ughson produced. Bough-
ton explained that III c1nyersaton In April
last between himself aud William o. Avery,
VIM h d been chief clerk 81 the Internal Reeve
nue. Bureau, Boughton asked Avery II lie could
not give tim some facts recording the msrOn-
duct Of Bridget nd. Avery did not then sly
whether he would or would not comply with
the request, ana left Boughton without a den
mite answer. Afterward Avery went TO Sc.
LOUIS, where no was under bonds To appear
aud answer to criminal indictment, aiIu a
snort time aiterward Boughton received u
velOpe addressed 10 MN enclosing tue oriRi-
nal papefs or CHARGES. They we're delivered to
Avery. who afterwdrd told lin Ga I she had
seat them to him AT the request OF her husband,
Dut ulu not say now ne hhu come INTO posses
sion Of them. The committee are satisfied that
these papers ara the originals, hut that they
have n yer received the cons deration OF either
the State the Treasury Department. ruey
have, therefore, caused the originals TO he re-
turned t. the files OF the ire sury Department
aud copies OF the same totne State Depar, IN ent,
40 that these dep rtments may act as the nature
ana CHI r ,Cter OF toe cnir9es may seem 10 re-
qu.re. Otner papers winch were filed IN the
Treasury Dep irtment being afldayits against
BTidgeland, h ave also been abs racted from the
HES. without eX ,re-slng any y Iinion aA TO tle
Huih OF tue charges against BridgelLnd, tho
committee summit the whole subject 10 the
Hou e, aud ask 70 he discharged from its
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
ENLARGED TELEGRAPH SERVICE.
Mr.. Orion Extending the Already Large
Powers of the Western Union.

Mr.. Orion Extending the Already Large
Powers Of the Western Union.
The death of Marshall Lefferts made a
vacancy in the executive Office OF the Gold and
Stock Telegraph Company. Col. Leferts had
been President Of the organization for several
years, and was identified with many OF the
movements that led to Its growth. There has
been much speculation In telegraph circles AS TO
the proper person to succeed him. At an cleo
ton ON Friday Mr.. orion was chosen.
This was in pursuance Of the policy OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company and the Gold
and Stock Telegraph TO cement still closer the
connection OF the two corporations. The Gold and
Stock Company was started to supply quotations
OF coin and securities To bankers and brokers,
by means OF the Instruments Just Invented. As
the idea was a good one, and the machines grew
speedily popular, the area Of operations ex-
tended. The Western Union bought up part Of
the stock OF the smaller organization, and
through the aid of Marshall LefertA obtained
control. II has been run, however, In name 40
a separate concern, with Marshall Icfferts as
President, Western Union drawing the dividends
upon its holdings of stock. At the same time
the parent company has dictated its policy In
important ahairs. and numbers Of the employees
have held positions In both organizations
The operations Of the Gold and stock Tele-
graph are to be stil further harmonized with
those of Western Union, by President orion,
abled to make the service still more efficient and
economical.
The Western Union has Just arranged with
the American District Telegraph for the intro
ductOn Of new feature in the despatch Of tele-
grams This is Ia 20 into effect at once. Any
subscriber who has an American District Tele-
graph instrument Ia his house can summon a
messenger and send telegram by the Western
Union wires, payin: only the ordinary toll for
the message and nothing for the service OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
Concerning Mormon Customs.

To THE EDrroR or 1HK Sys-ST: Having no
tieed m article In THE Sun OF June a. written sap
pose, by Mormon, concerning the death Of Farley T..
Pratt wish 10 say st The winter must ec either very
uncandid or else ignorant OF The cachuss OF Nor
mon elders IN England, when she say. that vulnsn
baptized without the coH-ent OF the husoaud for not
only do they thus baptLe their converts tnsy
u.s. every means to have them enigrae 10 TAN leay-
Ing brhind husband OF wife as the casr may be-.
My paients embraced the horMon fait1 IN England,
which country We eft on the i2tn dsY OF May. 1880.
ana ON that very ship there less than four
that ID wiiuiy LEFT their families D,hi.d tnem and
two Of those men were married BOARD whcn hardly
out of sight OF land, and h. tNtir faes they
were gone never t. return the fact tia, thcy we're
already married htiug Vel kniWu TO ttC Mormon that
married them on Mrs Mclean have nutlius e. fay,
only that during my .tay IN Slli / Ike cay met 2
lady eycry Suudny, and SNOW shat she SCALED Mrs.
Pratt and SAID she proud to have bee the nife Of
4. r. Pr tt. H. NJ H.
BLACKFOOr, June %, 1870
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

The Post Ohicc Department Warned that they
will be stopped next saturday.

WASHINGTON, July ia communica-
ton was received at the Post once Department
to-day from the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company, giving notice that
from and after July % 1876, the fast mail train
between New York and Chicago would be dis
continued. The reasons assigned are as follows !:
IL was the belief OF the con pany aud the Of
ncers OF the department that the advantage of
the rapid transmission OF mails would meet the
necessities and secure the approval Of the peo.
pie, aud through them Congress, who would
come forward and give sucn rates OF compensa-
iien a. would warrant the company In the contin-
usnce OF rapid service. The speed. accuracy OF
time, freedom from interruption. and the popu-
lar demand It has partially created and wholly
satisfied, cannot be questioned.
Congress. however, has by its action In re-
ducing the rates Of compensation for railroad
mail transportation, expressed an unwilingness
to provide a sufficient remuneration; therefore
the compasyis Obliged to terminate the service.
A communication OF a similar import has also
been received from the officers OF tue Peunsyl-
vania Railroad. In this comm unicatinn the
COMPANY does not indicate what service they
will give In the future. Inc department Will
take immediate steps to negotiate for future
service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
ANOTHER OPEN SWITCH.
Collision Yesterday on the Bath and Coney
leland RaIIrOad-Pnssensers Injured

IeiHnd
The switchman on the Bath and Coney
Island Railroad at Cowenhayen lane, yesterday
afternoon, about 40 O'Clock, left the switch
open, and the train from the city ran into the
up train As soon rs the engineer saw the mis-
take he whisted down the brakes and the pas
seugers who were In this way warned Of the
danger, grew frantic with excitement. The force
Of the collision was broken by the quick applica-
ton Of the brakes, hut while the train was yet
in motion number VI passengers leaped out Of
the cars 49,
Four persons were injured. Miss Kate Wise,
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, who had been surf
bathing on the beach, had her leg broken. She
was taken 10 the Long Island College liosnital
ia the ambulance. one lady had her shoulder
dislucated a lirtle girls face was badly cut, and
a man had his Knee cap broken. The engihes
were badly smashed
The up-train had switched on sido track To
wan the usual three and half minutea Tor tho
down train % pass. The swltchman went % the
switch, which was In position, and shifted IT so
that il allowed the down train to run directly
into the standing train Miss Wise and her
brother Jumped Oh the train, and in her fall she
struck her leg against a tic, making compound
fracture below the knee Joint. she meant TO 10
to Philadelphia to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
MIR. ALIENS FRIEND.
A Stout Young Man In Blne Flannel whs
FORCED a Receipt and stole n Trunk.

A Stout Young Man In Blne Flannel whs
Forced Receipt and stole n Trunk.
Mr.. Herman Allen and wife Of Milan,
Michigan, aged and well to do, arrived from
Philadelphia at the Pavonia ferry on the morn
ing OF the 9Th inst. In West street they were
accosted by stout built young man, dressed In
blue flannel. and wearing black moustache,
who claimed acquaintance with Mr.. Aliens
name and said that he from town near
Milan. He offered his company and assistance
to the aged couple ia seeing the great city. Their
trunk had not arrived and the stout young man
suggested that they could pass the time agree
ably In visiting Central Park. and to relieve them
of trouble about their baggage he volunteered to
remain In the baggage room OF tho ferry house
until u was sent over from the depot, when he
OF, and the stout young man posted himself 40
the door OF the baggage room, telling Onicef
James McInerney that he was waiting for his
father and mother The officer ordered him to
walt outside the ferry gate, and he stood there
wife returned to get their trunk and take train
ferry fer boat, saying that shey had but minute to
spare and that he had sent their trunk across
the river. He asked Mr.; Allen for his railroad
receipt for the trunk, giving n return forged
the Jersey City depot. Then the stout young
man showed the proper receipt to the baggage
agent. received Mr.. Aliens trunk, put 1t into .
Half an hour afterward Mr.. Allen returned
and showed the forged receipt. officer Mclnier-
ncy ana Detective Hagen went In pursuit OF the
stout young man. ON Friday evening last Mo-
Jnerney encountered the hackman at the Pavo-
mia ferry and he said that he delivered the trunk
AZ 10 Barrow street, house kept by Mrs NC
| Cauley. The officers found the trunk there, the
! lock broken, the name Of the owner erased, and
part OF the contents missing. Mrs. McCAuley
sara that inc stout Young man rented a room
| In her house two weeks ago, and he and
| his wife, or companion. took possession. when
| he drove up with Mr. Aliens trunk he had not
| money enough to pay the hackman, and his wife
| pawned her earrings Then the stout young
| man broke open the trunk. but Mrs. McCauley
said she refused to let him take out the contents
| to pawn. He and his wife went away that even-
| ing, and she says that she has not seen them
| since. Two days aftcrward Mrs. McCauley says
| that shc pledged a lace shawl n silk dress. and
| two suits OF brOadcloth In sixth avenue. The
| officers took the tickets they show pledge for
$lg. The contents of the trunk were valued at
| $40 Mr. and Mrs. Allen are In New Jersey
| village, waiting for their property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
THE OFFfL NUISANCE.
shore Inspector Ferguson Fails 10 Enforce
the Law-Nb isitt

Cornelius Furguson, shore Inspector OF
Long Island, with a salary Of 5000 and perquis-
ties, threatened a few days ago that he would
enforce the law against persons who sail vessels
containing ofal through the Narrows without a
permit. The law requires that all such vessels
shall dump their cargocs three miles beyond CO.
nov Island point, ANA al chh tide 50 that the Of
fa would he taken To sea. Residents Of the
Island aud the countless visitors have made fire.
quent complaints of violations Of the law.
All along the beach from Norton's popular
bathing resort to the Railroad House. two miles
and "A half the oral cast overheard from the
scows is constantly being thrown upon the
beach. ana sweeping around with the current
into the Lower Ray 1t Is east ashore AT Bath
Park aud New Utrecht.
Mir. FurgIson evidently believes that he can
earn his salary in an easier way than 10y cnforc-
ns the law as lac did not put IN an appearance
Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
A Timely Warning .

People should be on their guard against
the statements Of interested parties agents OF
several rival companies-wh impudentlY claim
the "Automatic Tension" and other features Of
tho WILCOX & Gibbs new and wonderful Au-
tomato sewing machine for their old-style con
trvances The public, whether sowing machine
buyers or not, are cordially invited to examine
this marvel Of sewing mechanism. On exhibi-
ton at Machinery Hall. Philadelph aud 65S
DroAd Way, New York .-Adn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
Notes Of Entertainments

At Tony Pastors New Theatre, besides the
regular show In the evening. matnees are gwen Tues
DAYS and Fridays.
Kelly Leon will this week produce Lecocq's
operctti The I-l nd OF Bachelors" aud tue prOOuc'
ton will douotlcss be worth seeing.
At Walack's, THE Mighty Dollar" and the
Fioreuce, together with the cooling breezes forced
into house By Alluring enough beguie
pcctabe audltones nightly. who greatly enjoy the
political s.ure of The piece.
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre, "Pique is still
performed times week, spite OF tue excessive
heat, II II fascinating enough 10 keep gOody aud.
enC's In their places u the end OF the ls IL
must be Withdrawn soon however, since Mr.. Sothern
Is ounced 10 begin an engagement al this house In
two weeks from tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

TRENTON, n. j., July l5-An attempt was
ma ie about IL O'Clock on Friday night by hand OF
thrty trampi take OF freight train on
the Belvidere Railroad. They had made up plan u
run the train to Easto H. Their arrangements were
overheard by Waterman at the railroad, and inform
ton wat COMMUNICATED TO the police ne MaIshsl
summon I'd IOaaH Of police anu went 10 Green street
where the main Was boarded The gang OF men WI.
on the ala. ana when they saw the umccre Az ctcepl
Ave Jumped of ana swan across the feeder Inry were
pursued aud bFed up m, hut escape l., Ihe hVc men
who renamed on the tram were arrested anu colhmi'
ttaf na al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
Made Desperate by a Mocains BIRD.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: l am
driven from bed 10y the horrld shrieks OF ncgh-
bors mocking bird The air Is nued with hideous
sounds snrleks follow shrek- aud cat calls are ces.
SAINT Sleep horeaboui from day dawn Is utterly I'm.
potsb.e. What am l TO do what viii do, " this
thlns doesn't ccasr 10 to shoot Hmm uOwn on the t..
II In very suggestive tha tuis dsturatr ut the peace
belongs apparently to - physician. can understand
the motive, II lac Is runulns aprNatc lLualc asylum.
Yours, Is EXrRkhIr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

HUnsoS, July l5.-The FIRST Assembly DIS
rict Republican Convention Of Columbia county TO-DAY
eleott Louis GactE, Herman V. Esseis:yn' ana Lewis
NJ Hoy sdrAt as delegates 10 the REPUBLICAN, state Con
ytnt0n The Cnny1ntion favored the Hon. A. u. Cor
ue and Instructed the delegates TO present MS hAme
Tor The Republican gubsTIalonAl nomlhAhoh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

The Friendship between Avery and joyce
and joyce aud Collector simmons.

wAsHNGroN, July 15-The following
kilograms have been captured by the Whskey
Fraud Committee;
Wm A. SnulOns Collector BOSTON My friend
Joyce OF LOuls viii pass Two days niustou, favors
10 MIN Ar. to me, NM. o. AVERY.
This IL dated Washington, Treasury Depart
ment, July b. 1874;
toI John A. Joyce, P1rIer house, Boston = Have
tolrgraphed simmons. See him at Custom House
~ Wh q. AVERY,
Collector simmons telsgraphed back on the
same DAFT:
u Vim. D. Apsrv Washington Joyce Is my friend
| VIII take care OF him. WIN n 0iAhoNn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

EASTMAN BUCK.-At Wilmington, Del, on tho
18TH inst by the Rev. j. II: Eastman assisted by J.
Howard Nixon, d. D. MIR. e. +. Eastm IN Of East hanp
Ton, Miss., TO Miss Lsuri NJ. Buck Of Wilmington.
HOE-BoND.-At 81. Georges Church. stuyvesant
square, THURSDAY, July H. 1870 nv the Rev Dr. stephen
H. Tyng CMaries T. Hoe u Blanche Browne, daughter
Of Joseph W. Bond. ESQ.
George Hcpworth. George " Webbvr to Mae, daughter
OF J. I. Faulkner, all Of this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

On Friday last william HaReman OF ~. Louis
presented 10 superintendent walllng reQusltion
from the Governor OF Missouri GOV. rlden for
Ju'tus Rothschild, an advertising agent who is nc
cused of absconding with 400 Of Sir. llagcman'-
money, Yesterday morning Detective /; ms arrested
Rothschd al 80 broadway. lie was Identified BY Mr.
HagemAn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
MIR. Clcw. aud The Naval Committee.

To THE EDITOR OF THE suN SO. The de-
spAtch from Washington, printed In THE suS TITS
morning. rejecting upon me, false almost ia every
particular. va. ~ lpgnaed to appear before the
Naval Committee Il the present lion and OnlcI
IN prrsOn tncr To-, and, ftcr urravtcd tAamn.tuI,
VS. discharged from iurthcr attendance.
NEw YORK, Juit 10. hEARY CLEWs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

wILLTs.-ln TIE city Of New York. on the 12th day
OF July 1870 by the Hon. Theodore X WestbrOOk JUS
iicc of Tie supreme Court Hcnry Wills from Marga.
ret Atlis. Cause, Gdultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

To TIE Enron on The SIN Sir II You can
prevail upon the Hon. Abram =. levitt TO run for
Mayor OF tins city viii make no sort of difference
whether that sacred building SHOWN p IamntaN lihl
Tor or against hin, lie VIII be elected AS casy As
rul lng of = log Your, a.. H. D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

,hemseves Win Sacnan. cArccc sosps S. ScSn &
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
MARINE IyrhLLIGENoE

MINIATURE ALNASA '-ruts DAT
sun rises. az sun sets. 20 Moon rises. IL o.
aiou wArER-rHt p.Y
Sandy Hook. AZ Gov. isan1. 80 Hell Gate. 4 %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

ton foot since last report anl Il now four
inches higher than was wnen Ihe disastrous overflow
Of 1900 occurred
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
Business aotltss.

The Results Of Impaired Digestion are
poverty OF the blood bOusness const patton. debil-
y loss OF nesn lassi' udc, and despondency. These
hurtfui consequences are most efectually remedied
and prevented by that energetic promoter OF the d.
gcstipn aud aSsmulatlve processes anu regulator OF
the stomach. bowels and associate organs, UDoLPHo
WoLFK's sCuEDAh AROMATIC ScHSA APIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

In govt or rheumatism of the stomncb ihers
II remedy soothing during the plroxN suns as MILE
Of Magnesia. which has the effect Of true anodyne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

BUFFALO, july b--Ihe Governor has COM
muteu the sentence Of Mrs. Wilhemina " eick, who
was sentenced for the murder OF step.son TO DO
hanged Friday next to life imprisonment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

Rupture.-A permanent cure by Or MARsHT
treatment SILK elastic stockings. abdominal beitN
shoulder braces, and SURGICAL appliances Of every de}
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
,ENENIM GNANn tNrNAnNnINNKY


WIN be drawn On Aug. / Prizes eashed; orieu
Oiled, Information tIfn ,.lri Tree
kAs>A CO, Bangera
No.u WAust, MI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

Fortunate Discovery. The elegant, comfortable.
silk Elastic Truss. oOld only by Elastic Truss Company,
CS3 BrOadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

Are signs of bilious attack. Quirk's Irish Tea
will remedy all these Price 25 cenu-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

Always produces the shades desired. 50 john st,