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The New York herald., 1876-09-23
CENTENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

INTERESTING EVENTS ON THE OCCASION OF THE
THIRD NIGHT-sELECTIoNs FROM GLUCK's
OPERA ''oRPHEus"-AN EVENING OF MUSIC
AND SONG.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. % 1876
The third night of the Centennial musical festival
was especially interesting by the introduction of the
grand from Glucks opera, "Orpheus," the
search the tereavcd husband after his Eurdice. 1t
was entrusted to Miss Antonia Henne who
sang the part Of Orpheus the Centennial
chorus numbering 400 voices and Thomas or
chcstra. The incxpressible beauty Of the
music Of this scene, Its simplicity tenderness and
pressivc passion form remarkable contrast to the
style which modern operate composers treat similar
subjects. Tho chorus commenced with the fearful
phrases-
On which broke at Intervals the wailng cry Of Or
pheus The lament OF the husband, conveyed in two
OF the most charming airs ever conceived by the IN
spred author, with their highly dranatie relatives,
was sung by MISS Hcnne with that finish and
that is only obtainable by artist trained in the
best vocal school The light quality OF her
scarcely adequate TO tho task OF conveying with nen
sy the passionate crvor with which inc music glows,
but her method OF singing was admirable The chorus
grandy In tho warning address OF tho spirits
OF the neither world to Orphcus, and reply his
treaties tae stern denial was given with the utmost
Tho chorus OF happy spirits oxqusitcy rem
dcrcd, the voices seeming 10 whisper IN tho softcst
strains the words
Come from the realms Elysian.
The orchestra gavc tho wild measures OF the dance
OF the furies with marvellous nre ana spirit Nine.
Schiller played Cnopns "Kra Korak Rondo' Tor
piano and orchestra work which too seldom heard
concert halls Her execution OF the fancul
arabcsqucs that are woven around the Polish trcmcs
autless, but In her general rendering oil tho work
there wanting that subtle spark OF poetry. that
dreamy expression wIthou, which pianist can hope
to commune with the soul OF Chopin. Nine. Schiller
very talented AMI finished performer but she
notsbc regarded, rom 10 nights hearing success
ful'interprcter OF Chopin
Mr. Whitney sang IN his best style from Han
des oratoro. Joshua" and one from Mcndels sohn's
'.Son and Stranger "
The orchestra played the prelude, choral and uguc
by Bach adapted Tor orchestra by Albert; the "Tann-
hauser overture and Max Bruch's introduction TO
"lorelcy The three works rcpresen tatives of
entirely different schools, and in each the orchestra
equally at home
To morrow evening will be entirely devoted to Scan
dinavian music
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GENERAL CROOK At RED CLouD-MovEMENrs
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

All of the principal theatres will give matnccs to-
day.
Carl wolfsohn has returned to Chicago and has once
seized tho musical reins there. Mr.. wos,hn is
the representative pianist of the Lake City.
Miss Anna f. Dickinson has finished n now play
called "Iove and Duty" During the current dramatic
Miss Dickinson will appear in her own plays in
the principal cities only, and for which her time Tor
the entire season is filled. Her commences in
Cincinnati, at Macauicy's Theatre, October 16
Miss Dsrgon has made profound impression at the
Brooklyn Theatre, especially in 'East Lynne" in
which her emotional powers are remarkable. Tho
play may be false, but the acting is natural East
Lynnc will bc repeated At the matinee to-day and In
tho evening she will appear IN Queen Mary"
Az last VIC arc to havc Italian opera In New York.
Mr. Max -trakosch whose In Philadelphia last
week extraordinary will begin brief here
at the Academy OF Music on October Q The company
includes Nine. Palmeri. Mile. do Bclocca Brignoi,
Pamicr and Tom Karl tcnors; Tarliapictra and Carl
ton. bartones, and Gottschalk and Comfy, bassos
Nine. Paimcri, who reputcd tn be Of very
high school and OF great dramatic power, viii mako
her first appearance IN New YORK on October q in
"Norma," and will also sing in 'Lucreza Borgia' and
eIi Trova,orc." Nine. do Bciocca will of course, re-
store the New York stage her charming Rosina IN
'sThe Barber Of Seville" aud Will appear 'Ia Favo-
rita - PaImer and Belocca will both sing in Rossini's
s'scmramidc. The operas will be gwen every night
and Mr. Strakosch has to anticipate a brilliant
season.
Mr.. Ncuendorf, who has returned from Baircuih,
has brought with him the full Of tho "Rng der
Ncbelungen," and will produce the finest parts ora
iorio form Stcinway Hall There will be six con-
ccrts the first on November and tho others on De-
cember 10, January IA, February is, March Is and
April 90 Each concert will DO for tho bcncnt of
charitable institution, in tho following order:-The
Home Tor Aged and Inlrm Hebrews; tho German Hos
ptal tho German Ladies' Society for Widows and
Orphans; tho German Teachers Seminary; She st
johns Guild and Musical Fund. Mr.. stcinway has
given the Of his hall without charge for these per-
formanccs, and also for the public rchcarsa which
will take place The DAY before eacn concert. he
chorus viii be the New York Singerbund, $50 voices
strong and the orchestra will contn Of our best
musIciana The object Of this series is excellent
that those who do not like Wagner will listen 10
him with satisfaction Mr Neucndorg will so .ro-
ducc at the Academy OF Music Wasners famous opera
''Ihc Fly,ng Dutcnmau." with the Sangerbund aud
tho same orchestra that Will play In the conccrls
Thcrc will lie ak performances OF the opera season
beginning December rs and ending January.
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SPAIN.

CLINICAL WAN ON THE PROTESTANT SCHOOLS.
LONDON, Sept %, 1875
A despatch from Barcelona to tho Times notices tho
growing desire OF the Spanish clergy to obtain tho
suppression OF all Protestant schools They argue that
the people, until they Of full age have right TO
be instructed in any religion save the Catholic.
Tue Ex-QuEKN OUT FOR CAPITAL
The despatch also says:-"ExQuson Isabella started
for Madrid Thursday"
PRorEsrASrIsM cUnA.
. despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from
Madrid says KngAifonso presided at n Cabinet Council
st which addresses to The Protestant clergy and dplo
matte representations England respecting the recent
orders affecting Protestant worship discussed; |;
also the question OF the Cuban loan and further
forcemcnts for Cuba
kEPuBLIcAN MANIFESTO.
Barcelona despatch TO the Times says a manifesto
o the advanced republicans signed in Paris by Seniors
Zorriila and Salmeron has boen circulated throughout
Spain. It's most important provisions the renewal
of the constitution OF 1862 with suppression Of tho
clauses relative TO the monarchy and tho equality Of
all religiona
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THE MOLLY MAGUIRES.

TERRIBLE REVELATION By MICHAEL LAW
LoR-DETAIIs or DESIGN TO BURN
HOUSES AND MURDER WOMEN AND CHILL
DREN-RECIPRoCAL MURDERS.
PoTrsvILLE, Pa, Sept %. 1875
During the trials of the Molly Mcguire murderers
hero tho public have been treated n success OF
startling surprises by McParlnn the detective. and it
thought that the full OF the dcvment plot
ted executed by them was developed but the climax
only reached to-day
Michael Iawlor, who on trial for being an &C.
ccssory before and after the tact OF the murder Of
Thomas Sanger was called to the stand and made
clean breast OF all he knew about the Mollcs Hc
nrmcd McParan in even minute particulars and went
beyond him in painting the almost incredible savage
recent murders was completely eclipscd by deed OF
viany tnat was plotted and came beng carried
out in 1873
AN AWFUL REVELATION
In Jackson Patch. a small mining village ncar Maha-
noy City, lived several Kilkenny Irshmen. who bc-
longed TO gang known the Sheet Iron Gang. Be-
tween these men and the Mollcs deadly ieud existed
and collisions wcrc not nirequent, ON one occasion
in Mahanoy City, treating them severely The
society at large cspoused their quarrel, and
men, led by the county delegate and go to Jacsons
Patch in the dead OF night The programme was to
SET fire TO the houses OF tho obnoxious Kilkenny men
and either burn tho inmates or shoot them down AS
they tried TO escape from the flames The night
was fixed and the men gathered at the rem
devious in Shenandoah, eager to be led TO the
accomplishment of this hesh plan. Barney Dolan,
the county delegates, did come A named
John Mcdonald, who had great deal OF influence with
the crowd, was appealed to by Lawior and two
others not to allow the men to proceed in the business
The fearful consequences OF setting the houses hrc
at night and burning women and children to death
were laid before this potentate, and he was finally
induced to admit that IL would he shame
to carry out tho plan. The men, however IN
sisted going with 1t. oven without
the county delegate and reluctantly renaushcd their
design on being told that their victims where not at
their homes Prominent in this crowd Michael
Doyle, under sentence o. death at Mauch Chunk,
and Ed Monaghan, constable OF Shenandoah now in
jail here on the charge OF murder.
RECIPROCITY IN MuRDER.
Lawlor gave another chapter In the law of
cprociiy which prevailed the divisions
OF the Mollies by which one murder was
the thirty pieces OF silver paid Tor another
murder. In consideration for the murder OF
Sanger at Raven Run man named Bucky
Donnelly agreed 10 kill a Shenandoah woman,
named Riles, whose husband had only short while
before been shot, at night, Ivy unknown parties.
McParlan informed of the design the womaI's
life and put her her guard. In consequence OF cv
dence gwen by Lawlor, man named Michael Munley
to-day Gilberon Ind will be tried
accessory before the TACT OF tho murder OF Sanger.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman George ". Hcndec, Of Vermont; Con-
gresham Thomas SWAMP, OF Maryland, and Assembly
man Allen Munroe of Syracuse, arc at the Fifth Ave-
nuc Hotel United States District Judge William J.
Wallace, of Syracuse and Dr. NJ W. C. Gori, Ccntcn-
n,al Commissioner for tho Netherlands, are at the
Hoffman House Joseph Eickson, General Manager OF
the Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada. Is at tho Brc-
WORT House. Colonel Horny b. Darlington, United
States Army. is at the Grand Central Hotel T.. /.
davenport the actor. Is at the Sturtcvant House. T.
b. Blackstone, President OF tho Chicago and Alton
Railroad Company, and General Frederick A. Starring
are at tho ST. James Hoc Daniel Doughery. OF Phil
adeIphia, is at tho Abcmare Hotel Rev. Canon ].
Eregood OF Montreal, IS at the Hotel Brunswick.
Bishop Thomas A. Jaggar, Of Ohio, is at the Coleman
House.
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DREADsruFrs-sUrpLY AND DEMAND.

A leading grain circular says:-
''Thc weather during the past week has been mild
and 0ne and harvesting In the later districts proceeds
without interruption. Tho wheat markets continue
nrm tho tendency still being rather upward, without
however, much activity as previously few more
carsocs of wheat have arrived of tho coast and the
extended choice attrscs better inquiry at steady
racs Cut csrgoes OF California for prompt shipment
or on passage freely offered aud are slightly
cas-
The market to-day was thinly attended. Tho sales
n wheat were only moderate. though there was no
..,uai reduction IN price, Flour was steady, without
uc inquiry. American corn in dry condition com.
maids fair sale at decline Of 3D.
WEEKLY REVIEW THE COTTON MARKET.
Sales Of the week. a. 900 bacs exporters took o)o;
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SUCCESS OF AN AMERICAN pnrMA DONNA.
THE COTTON TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, Sept %, 1876
The circular oil the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Associa
zion. issued today It's review OF the week ending
yesterday, says:-'Totton continues ir moderate de-
mand The market has been quiet and prices slightly
IN favor Of buyers American has been dull Current
qualities have dcclincd 110d. Transactions in
island have been very limited, but the rates were sup
ported In futures transactions were limited and quo
,atons show decline OF I'D. from last week."
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYYIcH OF THE CniEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsniScToS. sept. 23-l A. NJ
Bfohdhiiiki<l


Pfobdbitti>G
For Saturday In the South Atlantic States, station
ary or rising barometer, cooler westerly winds and
parity cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri
valleys cooler northwest winds higher pressure clear
weather. possibly followed by warmer southeast winds
ut the Western stations
For the upper lakes, rising barometer, northeast
winds back TO cooler northwest with partly cloudy
weather
For the lower lakes, casteriy winds back TO north
cry lower temperature. stationary pressurcs. cloudy
weather and possibly light rain.
For New England, falling barometer. northeast to
southeast WINDS partly cloudy weather and stationary
temperatures
For tho Middle Atlantic States northeast TO southeast
Winds stationary temperature lower prcssures and
CLOUDY rainy weather
The rivers will probably fall, except rise in tho
Lower Ohio.
Cautionary signals continue on the Middle Atlantic
coast
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CABLE NEWS s
From ALI Parts of the
Old World.
A United States Official to Attend
the Bulgarian Trials.
sKING" MILAN ACCEPTABLE.
British Popular Sympathy for the Cause
Of the BulsarianS.
DisraeIi's Successor in ParIiament-A
Conservative Triumph.
SPANISH CRUSADE AGAINST PpOTESTANTISN.
Gold for Anerica-Trade and
Finance.
British Popular Sympathy for the Cause
Of the Bnlsarians.
DsraeIis Successor in Parliament-A
Conservative Triumph.
SPANISH CRUSADE AGAINST PROTESTANTISN
Gold for America-Trade and
Finance.
fHE WAR IN THE EAST.
AN AMERICAN OFFICIAL TO ATTEND THE TRIALS
OF THE MsrIaAToRs OF THE BULGARIAN
ATROCITIES.

AN AMERICAN OFFICIAL TO ATTEND THE TRIALS
OF THE NsrIaAToRs OF THE BULGARIAN
ATROCITIES.
CoxsrANrISoPLE, Sept. q, 1875
Mr.. Barring. tho secretary OF tho British legation,
will 80 to Phlippopos attend the trials OF the au-
Ihors Of the Bulgarian atrocities
TURKISH RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL AIDS THE
CAUSE OF PEACK-AUsTRo-xNaLIsH POLICY
AND TAcT-''KING" MILAN ACCEPTABLE TO
THE PEoPLE-THE PLAGUE IN THE TURKISH
ARMY BEFORE ALExINATz.
LONDON, Sept %, 1915.
Tho correspondent Of the Times at Vienna discussing
the prospects OF tho proiongation of the armstice
ays:-''On the Turkish side all is likely to go
ngni. The Mohammedan religious festival oppor.
iuney occurring at this time will make extension
ofths armistce appear almost like a religious duty.'
AusrRo-ESGLsH DIPLOMACY
England having explained that her proposal OF u
lonomy Tor tho insurgent provinces meant control
merely of local affairs Austria has withdrawn the pro-
posas which she made independently, because they
ccncded with the spirit aud intention the English
proposals.
"KING' MILAN PROCLAIMED AN ABSOLUTE MONARCH.
Belgrade despatch to Reuters Telegraph Company
says the proclamation OF Prince Milan King OF
Serva is enthusiastically received by the population
1t IS believed that tho Prince and his Ministers only
disavow the act because of the strong diplomatic pres
sure exercised by the Powers. particularly Russia.
When procaiming royalty the Scrvian army also de-
clared the abolition OF tho Scrvian constitution and
the conicrment OF absolute authority Prince Milan.
Tho Servlan government has recalled the soldiers of
the reserve ard the wounded from the front
The PLAGUE APPEARS ARMY
The plague has broken out among the Turks before
'Alexnatz They are compelled 10 change their posi-
ton every three days burn their tents and huta
''KING" MILAN TO CHANGE HIS CABINET AND
DE CRowNED-THE ARMY THE RULING
POWER
LONDON, Sept %, 1876.
despatch to the Daily Neus from Belgrade says the
mombsrs of the dcpuation by the army confer
the crown Prince Milan assert that consequences
OF the refusal oil tho Ministry recognize the action
OF The army, a Cabinet will como into Office
Saturday.
The coronation of Milan will then take place.
ARMIsTrcE.
The Times despatch from Belgrade says there is
Official regarding the prolongation o: the arm
tstce
The Vienna correspondent of the Tunes remarks that
things look less Sat atsIactory than Thursday. but II
is confidently believed that the Turks will yield con.
sent in the end to an unconditional armistice.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Mr.. De Forest, Commodore vandcrbilts nephew,
stated to HERALD reporter last night that there had
been but little change In the Commodore yesterday,
but that his physicians thought that no somewhat
weaker In the morning nc sat up for about hour,
bu, received no visitors His son. William IL Wander
bilt, will return from Philadelphia today
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spectators took 1000 Total stock 746 900; American
35s ooo Total receipts as ooo American, 1000 Actual
export. 5000 Amount OF cotton aoat, 2os coo; Amer
lean, 000 Forwarded from the ships side direct 10
spnnsrs. 2ooo American sales OF the week, 10000
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather to-day Is fair.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty -Iour hours IN com
par.son with tho corresponding date of last year. as
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
u
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A.-BENNETT BUILD
Eff,

A-BENNETr BUILDING
FiREPkOOF
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET On VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERs' AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
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DIED

DAVIS Suddenly, on September ~ CALEB w.
DAVIS aged ~ years
Funeral on MONDAY. at ono p ". from his late resi-.
dcnce GA Hancock ST., Brooklyn.
For Other Deaths See Eighth Page.
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-CnVOL Suiis. LARGE sfpck. AZ GRE AILy n.
DtCsD PRICES. BNOkAN BROTHERS.
am AV.. OPPOSITE COOPER INSTITUTE.
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Average Temperature Yesterday .............. b9s
Average temperature Tor corresponding dato last
year. 40s
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ENGLAND.

POPULAR SYMPATHY WITH THE BULGARIANs-
GOLD FOR THE UNITED sTATEs-PRIcE OF
SILVER MERCANTILE FAILUREs-DIsRAEII s
SUCCESSOR IN PARLIAMENT
LONDON, Sept %, 1915
Numerous meetings held throughout England to con-
slider the Eastern question have passed OF thanks
to Mr. Schuyler, of the American legation at Constan.
tinopc Tor the promputudc Of his report the Bull
Raran atrocities.
GOLD FOR THE UNITED STATES
The Financier to-day says:-"We understand that
about 100000 OF newly imported Russian gold coin
been bought for transmission 10 the United States
and moro is likely to be sent"
SILVER.
Silver is quoted to-day (halfpast four p NJ at SD
per ounce.
pIsRALus SUCCESSOR IN PARLIAMENT.
The Hon. 7. F. Frccmantle CONSERVATIVE was
elected to the House of Commons to-day from Buck
inehamshire to fill the vacancy caused by the cleva.
ton OF Mr.. Dsracli to the pccragc, receiving 2 725
votes against 2, $50 cast Gor Mr. Darlington Cbcrap
ARrsTocRArIc DUELLIsTs IN COMBAT.
II is stated that Prince Dagourowki was killed In tho
duel which he fought with distinguished Russian
dipiomat,sI
MERCANTILE FAILURE.
Messrs. Duguid & Co., merchants, of Liverpool. Man
chester and Buenos Ayrcs have failed Their labli-
ties reported at 5000 600.
SUCCESS OF AN AMERICAN PRrMA DONNA.
LONDON, Scpt 20. 1870
Miss Emma Abbott, the American p-ma donna,
opened Mr. Mapcson's provincial season at Cork on
Tuesday rs Maeuerita IN the opera OF Faust" She
was enthusiastically received and repeatedly cncored
The local papers say her singing OF tho "Jcwei Song"
caused a profound sensation. Mile. Tiiiens was
present and on ,he conclusion OF the peror M ance
congratulated Miss Abbott on her success.
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A CARD
To CtyFn> and Strangers -t<NvX'S FALL Hat rctIy 4
Il BroAlway and urder ths tinh Avcnne Hotel
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A.-HAT5 FOR GENTLEMEN. STYLES.
lowest prices r. EHNExWEIS. l4o Nassau ST., between
Boekman and Spruce.
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CORAL. AMBER AND SHELL JEwELRY.
NecNlaccs, Brooches. Esrrin
A GARD.

SCHUYLER. HARTLEY 4 GRAHAM,
10 Maiden lane, - AMI ~ John st.
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CORRECT FALL STYLE HAT
wh'csalc price the hnest gpos market strict
price. All sOods marked in uain GgureA
4. SIMS son. corner tul new Church ~
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| GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
Best nndergarment known Sold everywhere. ISAAC A.
| IN 1lI DroAdMAY
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KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE;
the tor the slightest litigation to take
KEEP shirts unless perfectly satisfactory
o7l Bro Is. and 91I Arch St. PhIladephiA-
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INSTEAD OF CROTON DRINK AP0LLINARlS,
xpensive pure mineral water; of all
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A--RUPTuRE CURED BY DIR. MARsH'S TREAT.
mcnt.-Forty years experience. No. vesey (Astor
House.) No uptown branch.
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PLATING By HAND GAUGES, AT FROM sc. TO
lie per yad days notice 90 4th av opposite A. T.
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q. SAUNDERS METALLIC TABLET RAZOR SrROP
Is the best sole manufacturers. b. G.'F. SAUNDERS,
utlrr, No. Z Al. oppnaite Now Post ofhce
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A-THE FINEST HATS FOR GENTLEMEN ARE
manufactured and said by EsPENscIEID. IFS Nassau st.

A.-UNIvERsALLY ADOrrED. THE SILK ELAs-
re rEuss sold only ny ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. GS3
Broadway. Cures rupture.
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FAMILIES FROM TIE COUNTRY WISHING
Boors SHOES AND CATERS. patronize MILLER CO., Is
tfun
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A.-CONsUMPrlyES FIND WELCOME RELIEF,
and steadily gain strcng from the of rARSRRs GIs.
ToSic. Sold by all druggists