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Bank bill was iavoraDy reported. with few amend

Dauk OIL was iavorapiy reportcu Win ~" uu'oaS
KLEcrioy REGENT FOR SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
Rev. Or. Orris H. Warren. OF Syracuse, was elected
Regent OF the University to-day.
ALIENS AND RIAL ESTATE.
me senate passed tho bill authorizing Aliens 70
ACQUIRE, hold and dispose OF real and personal estate
In like manner with citizens
MASSACHUSETTS LEoIsLAroRs WELCOMED.
TIE coureses of tho Assembly Chamber were OK
chusetts Legislature engaged In examining the several
connecting routes between the East and West
TroMEy AND THE OMNIBUS BILL
10 said Alderman Tuomcy here few weeks
ago 10 beat the Omnibus bill and all other bills inimcn
70 the City Hall interest Ito came and saw bur dld
not conquer, and he went home several times ais
gusted but not entirely despairing no Is back
again and his bat nj the gay and reckless angie
on top of his head, hrs voice as cheering and rm
ever and though he don't say much he thinks power
IaI signt In New York, and in tho Board oil Alder
men, he remarked tho other day that y certain
state senator, meaning John Morrissey, had IN
recent speech impuened tho character or tho Board
by referring TO u Transaction where large sum OF
money was used to buy the confirmation OF certain
CITY omocr. ana that was good reason why inc
power OF confirmation should DO taken rom them.
John horrsscy, on seeing the paragraph with the Al
Germans statement that he (John) had acted a. so
between In that transaction. said; -
"Ihc transaction was well known enough, and
paid the Aldermen was $50 600 Tor the con Of
namc Tor City chamberiasu eight or nine years ago,
ana no one has TO guess far as 10 who was the CITY
Chamberlain. II they took money In that case they
u took IN many Others and II wcro go-oetween II
Is unlikely should have mentioned the matter IN my
speech but let them so ahead. They won't XIII mo
Omnibus bilI.n
How did You learn. Senator, that $685. 900 were OK
pcnded?n
"lhc Information came To mo from q member OF the
Board OF Aldermen that vas then in>cxstcnce."
"Had you over anything to do with the person whose
name was sent in Tor City Chamberlain"
Nothing whatever; knew the man, but never
took solitary cent IRON HIM or from any member oil
the Board OF Aldermen for any purpose whatever"
THE SEw CAPITOL.
IL has been agreed upon ny tho senate Committee
on Finance to insert In the supply bi an appropra-
ton OF 81, 000 900 TO go with tho OF building
the new Capitol The modified plans, as they were
called, are rejected and the exterior will be finished
alter the original design.
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LOUISIANA.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


NEw ORLEANS, April IL. 1877.
up to noon tho commission remained IN executive
Acsson, refusing TO receive auy visitors. Alter that
tho four republican members visited Mr.. Packard at
the State House, remaining consultation with HIM
until three T. NJ In the meanwhile Governor Brown
visited and was for long time closctod with Dir.
Nichols The alleged object, in both instances, was
rs usual securing Information regard TO the exact
status OF the members Of the Legislature
PACKARD TAKING soUspiSGx
During the day Packard held an interview with one
OF the seeding OF his House of Representa-
tvcs with view OF ascoriain,ng how no and his
ciatcs would vote in recanvassng the gubernatoria
returns by the projected fusion Legislature which in
d,caics disposition upon Packard's part TO count the
chances very closely.
WAITING FOR FACTS
II s announced by mo commission that no moro
regular propositions Will be made until they In full
receipt OF the Information asked in Yesterdays letter
IRON the respective legislative Committees Whatever
emanates from them IN the meanwhile must DO con.
siderod only as suggestions.
ACTION OF TnE COMMITTEES.
Both committees are at work upon tho answers
which will bo handed IN tonight or tomorrow morn
lug. Tho republican members dcprccate tho demo.
cratic move 10 secure a legal quorum by dcsert0ns.
but tho latlor will undoubtedly attempt 10 carry out
their programme II within the range OF possibility.
one recruit MAS secured to-day thus leaving only six
still short
PACKARD AND rHK sExAroRsuIr.
In private conversation last night with General
Gibson tho commission Indicated their wish that
Packard should be elected to the United States Senate
by the Nichols Legislature MS the cost Of recognition
In obedience 10 their desire he has siuco informed
General Nichols. As yet this is known only a tow
leading democrats all OF whom rcpudiaio with IN
dgnauon Tho commission IS still receiving selfap.
pointed delegates.
REPUBLICANS ELArEp.
The republicans at the state House In much
better spirits tonight, having thoy say, received
assurances that all viii out right Tho commits.
sion has been IN secret session tho entire evening.
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THE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Hustled READING LESSON TO ALLEGED Tnr-
FLERs-rHE EQUITABLE COMPANY INQUIRED
INTO

Hustled READING LESSON TO ALLEGED Tnr-
FLERs-rHE EQUITABLE COMPANY INQUIRED
INTO.
ALBANY, April IL, 1871
Ono OF tho principal features OF The insurance inyes.
tgation this afternoon was the lecture delivered by
Mr. Hustled TO parties claiming TO all their own
way In running the machincn-and smut ma
chne at tnat He protested against any further per.
sonal investigation, and declared the committee should
not be used as sewer Pipe for every wrctchcd scav.
engcr TO throw his garbage in He had determined to
put his loot down-it was put down to tho action
10 the word-thcrcforc let all vengeance seekers DO.
ware.
THE EQUITABLE COMPANY or new YORK.
;. After this little Storm had passed. David r.
Fackcrs examined In regard the AFFAIRS Of the
Equitable Lie Insurance Company, who stated that
that company had IN force IL 600 tontne policies
the upon them rs 81 So, 500; tho amount of
surplus and reserve upon forfeited pollcies
nsccrtancd, but thosc upon all policos amounted to
81 DOL 500; the extent Of tho tontne periods Is gcne
ally IRON ten to fifteen years, but they
terminate at various years: the surplus OF tho
tontino policies Is separated from that OF
other policies the books; tho entire surpus
Of the Equitable about ST. 0U0 700 upon other than
toniinc poici,s the tontinc policies are not appca
bic 10 other purposes than the payment Of tont'nc
policy hoders tho ontinc policies FULLY reported
In tho statement TO tho no could not
say whether the toniinc surplus Is reported IN Tho
policies Of tho company whom no mado hts invcsga-
ton; the tontinc policies reported as q ab,y
they arc legally liability, but II doubtful
whether the insurance laws would recognize them
such; entire stranger could probably
60 into company and ascertain tho surplus OF tho
tontinc policies from tho books he cannot say that
the tontinc surplus has increased during tho year
more than $3.50 100; close estimate can DO made.
insurance, II IS admitted has decreased during tho
pnst year but the worse the business may have been
the better may have been tho tontine business
Tho committee went into executive session and after
ward announced tbat they had decided that no more
Witnesses would be examined except upon the written
request of i've members OF the committee
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DErARTMsNT.
OFFICE or TnE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April III A. N.


WASHINGTON, April III A. NJ
Indications
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val.
ley, northcriy 70 castcry winds aud slowly falling
barometer slight rise in temperature and Increased
cloudincss, with areas OF rain.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
northeast to southeast vines, slight rise in tempcra-
and partly cloudy weather, Dut IN the western
portion falling barometer, with ram.
For tho South Atlantic States warmer northeast TO
southeast winds, clear or iair weather and slight
changes In barometer.
For New England and the Middle States, slightly
warmer aud clear or lair weather. with light north
northeast winds and slight changes In pressure
For tho lake region, clear iar weather during tho
day and winds mostly from north and east, slight
rise in temperature and IN tho portions falling
barometer.
The Central Mississippi River will riso slowly. The
Tennessee River will probably reach tho danger limo
at Decatur and JohnsonvIc Tho Cumberland will
rise slightly and reach The maximum height OF the
present flood on Thursday ut Nashville
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SENATOR BLAINE'S POSITION.
HE sYMPATHIZgs WITH REPUBLICANS IN SOUTH
CAROLINA AND LOUISIANA.

HE sYMPATHIzEs WITH REPUBLICANS IN SOUTH
CAROLINA AND LOUISIANA.
Bosroy, April II, 1871
Tho Herald will publish the following tomorrow
To THE EDITOR rmE H.RALD-
Your Columbia correspondent Is IN error In his
statement that had conference with Governor
Chamberlain IN New York. | have seen Governor
Chamberlain but once for year. and that IN the
private cabinet room oil President Hayes ON tho 9th
OF March. Nor have l written or telegraphed him,
or heard from him in any way. The same Is
true respecting Governor Packard, except IN tho
matter OF one telegram received IRON him, which
read publicly IN the United States Senate.
But nm sure that Governor Chamberlain knows that
no has my poioundcst sympathy IN the heroic though
unsuccessful struggle lie mas made IN South Carolina
for ivil liberty and constitutional government. am
equally sure that Governor Packard feels that my
hcart and judgment both with him In the contest
he Is stl wapng against great odds Tor the Governor
ship that he holds by tito M valid MS that which
Justly and lawfully seated Rutherford b. Hayes IN tho
Presidential chair. trust also that both Governors
know that tho Boston press no moro represents the
ssalwart republican feeling OF New England on tho
pending issues than tho press did when IL de-.
mandcd tho enforcement OF tho fugitive slave law in
1851. Very respectfully, J. G. BLAINE
AUGUSTA, No April 10, 1877.
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THE BOARD OF EXAMINATION FOR RETIREMENT
AND PROMOTION
:. WASHINGTON April l. 1877.
Tho Naval Board to examine officers tor retirement
ana promotion, consisting OF Rear Admiral Patterson.
Commo dorcs Nichols and BALDWIN, Medical Director
Gunneli, Medical Inspector Kindcberger, Surgeon
Parker md Passed Assistant Engineer Ford, will
reasscmblc at the Navy Department Tomorrow,
accordance with orders issued several wccks ago.
Captain George W. Ransom will lie nrst examined TOR
promotion tho grade OF commodore. and his cxar-
nation Will be followed by that Of Captain William +.
Spccr for promotion 10 the samc grade.
ORDERS.
Commodore George II. Cooper has boon ordered TO
duty as President Of tho Naval Board OF Inspectors
Lieutenant Robert Carmody hos been detached from
the receiving ship Colorado az New York, and ordered
tho receiving ship Wyoming, at Washington. d. T.,
In place Of Lieutenant Andrew Dunlap detached from
vessel and ordered 10 duty At tho photographic
Once Ensigns N. II. II. Southcrand and Jesse II.
Roper have boon ordered 10 examination preliminary
N nromOtiOn.
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Els sna mystery to bo.n Mormons and Gsntiies. arc
beginning TO DO understood the light OF hts revoIs



lions
HOWARD AND NELSON DENY 1rLMAS's STORY
they CALL HIN A LIAR THAT HE DID MOI
ATTEND TO LEE.
SALT LAKE CirY. April III, 1871
The following card viii! be printed here tomorrow
The AFFIDAVIT OF Ed Gilman. made for a compensa-
ion which be proved, regarding Lees conies son.
job put up by the Mormons ana shyster IN their
interest," The man Gilman the guard OF Leo
at Beaver He was not within 100 miles OF Lee when
IN PRISON there, but was guard employed. as ara
others. at The peniien!iary In SAT- Lake CITY
with opportunity right To talk with the prisoner,
and never did talk with MN 10 the knowledge OF tho
officers Gilman discharged from the Ienitentary
his discharge no was used TO break down
aud doubt over the confession OF Ice. aud his ai
IN The officers hands II Is written in Lees hand
writing and VIII be used IN duo time Tor tho ends OF
justice.
A CERTIFICATE or CHARACTER.
Gilman Is a notorious lar has been mpcachcd here
in court, and there not ten men ia the Territory
acquainted with him WHO would take his oath or WORT
Lee HIS FIRST trial attempt 10 palm oil confession
cxoncrating himself which was refused by the prose
cution. lie made the same attempt after his convic.
ton. but told plainly and he understood II.
that Il was not satisfactory because he denied tho
facts plainly proved the trial against himself ana
refused 10 furnish sucn testimony az would he accept
able court as The crm'nay OF any living person In
The massacre. lie then had petition gotten up by
his lany. which was signed bv Mormons principally
at Pang~iich and presented 20 Governor Emory: but
that officer Declined to interfere.
Lee hiInsc Tor two weeks before hc left Salt Lake
TOR Beaver. March had been told by Marshal Nelson
and District Attorney Howard, that his statement
not such "A document ms would Justify interference
aud he accepted tho situation. lilo hal tho
kinicst feelings toward tho Attorney. Marshal and
other officers and expressed himself To tho last.
When tho statement made by Leo Is examined II will
be found 10 contain moro and July damaging rcvela
tons than thoso referring to the Mountain Meadows
massacre IL is without change. alteration or rutiIn
tvD bears date and signature IN his handwriting. and
VIII furnish material for some other scapcgrace undes
Tho man pulation oi jack Mormon lswycr TO base
an affidavit upon We understand the situation, and
shall pursue u from our vantage ground.
The confession OF icc has not been soid altered sup
pressed or in any other manner put TO an improper
nsc but IN the hands oil tho officers Tor further and
wc hope immediate use wo trust TO the result OF
work To vnicate us against secret attacks by par
Ties who interested IN embarrassing our action.
SUMNER HOWARD United States Attorney.
WILLIAM NELSON, United States Marshal
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CALEB CUsHING'S RESIGNATION.

THE DISTINGUISHED JURIsr TO RESUME PRAC-
T1CE IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April IL, 1877.
special despatch from Washington says:-"whcn
Caleb Cushing horc a visit, last November, no
anxious then to resign tho Mnstcrship TO Spain
aud not return 10 his post at Madrid He was
persuaded not to do by Secretary Fish,
who desirous that he should roman until . new
treaty with Spain could no negotiated. Mr.. Cushing
thercupon returned 10 Spain ana successfully ne
gotiatcd the treaty. which tho President sub
United to tho Senate at tho last session Of
Congress This being completed General Gushing
in his resignation, ana Saturday presented his
letter OF recall He comes home TO resume his law
practice here, which was always very rcmuneratvc.
Two foreign missions are now vacant, ihe Swiss and
Spanish.
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CUSTOM HOUSE AND BUSINESS BLOCK BURNED.
CLIrroy Ont, April II, 1917
About two O'Clock this morning tho southeast cor
OF Custom House Block discovered to be on IRE
and in few moments tho whole block was in flames.
Tho building, OF three sorcs occupied by PIERCE
Holland d Co, bankers, &C Dominion Telegraph
Company; II. Preston, customs broker; Bailey 4
Bnbting sugar merchants; X. Law, grocer, A. q. HIM.
police magistrate; odd Fellows and Free Masons
lodges and other Offices The uppcr part OF the build.
ing was occupied by Her Majcstys customs. The Are
gained SO rapidly u prevented the OF books fur.
piturc, &C The origin OF the fire is unknown. A man
n ON him. 49, -
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LIFE INSURANCE NOTES.

Through the assistance Of Mr. Daniel j. Noycs some
light has been thrown upon tho mythical reinsurance
Of tho Continental by tho Now Jersey Mutual IL had
been believed by many that that scheme had been
started during tho rcccvershp OF Mr. John j. Ander
IN, and possibly with his connvance IL rs now sub
stan'iay proved that that act OF desperation the
part Of the Continental officers ratinod upon tho
10Th Of October, fifteen days before Mr. Anderson's
appointment. In an interview with Mr.. 4. CouderI
attorney for Receiver Grace Mr. Noyos showed docu.
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THE RECENT STORM.

VESSELS DISABLED AND DRIVEN AsHoRE-TELE-
GRAPH LINES BLOWN DOWN.
FORTRESS MONROE, April IL 1871
Tho sevorcst Storm know hero In many years In
on Sunday night and lasted iorty-cight hours. The
tide higher than It has been in 6tv years Tho
winter quarter shoaI liehtship No 81 Captain Owens
broke from her moorinas and went TO Hampton Roads
far NJ
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

MILITIA TO DE DKILLED.
OTTAWA. April ii, 1877.
In the House Of Commons tho Minister Of Militia.
during discussion The affairs connected with his
department, announced that arrangements had been
mado for drilling force this season. Twenty thou
sand men will DO drilled for twenty days at tho CON-
pany and battalion headquarters. Those corps which
did not complete their drill last year will BIO drilled
hrst this season.
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and Herr camphausen win represent him in tho Prus
sian Cabinet"
DECREASE OCEAN STEAMSHIP rRAYyIc.
Al meeting OF the Steamship Conference at liver
pool yesterday IL resolved that from tho LIST Of
May the inman, Guon, National and White Star lines
would run steamers fortnightly instead Of weekly
thus Withdrawing halt Of the present feet The Gu
nard steamers will continue sail every Saturday
THE RrSDERPEsr.
An imperial order Issued in Berlin suspends all
measures against the rnderpest, which may DO con-
s.dered at emo.
THE coRTya
The Spanish Cortes has been convokcd for April Is
PRINCE
The Prince OF Wales lott for tho Continent last night
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RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.

THIRD DAY-coMMoDoRE PARAsoT, GEORGE
QUININE AND JACK HARDY THE WINNERS.
NEW ORLEANS. April IL, 1877.
This was tho third day OF the spring meeting Of the
Louisiana Jockey Club Tho weather clear and
pleasant the track good order yet the attendance
was light
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DEPARTURE OF PILGRIMS FOR ROME.

MONTREAL. April IL, 1877
Tho French Canadian division OF the Roman Cath
,lic pilgrimage TO Rome left this afternoons train
Tor New York, under the guidance OF Bishop Racine.
A. New York they Will be joined BY other French.
Canadians from Quebec, Manitoba and tho United
states The pilgrims number about los souls. Tho
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A.-FOR ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN
unhealthy condition OF the remedy equals
DR. scmrScK's MAsDRAxE PILLS which by
Thousands with the beneficial results. One Of
these Pills. valued - cents. will tho efficacy of
the medicine No matter how costive how bilious the
may habit Of body Is Immediately corrected
regusted tho brought to healthy aud
natural activity The MArpRAKk Puts likewise
fabe remedy for sick he adachc piles For sale by all
druggists.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record VIII show the changes In tho
temperature for tho past twcnlyfour hours, In com
parison with tho corresponding date Of last year. as
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building-
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SENTENCES COMMITTED.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
sr Louis, April IL, 1877.
me Buchanan county murderers--Frank Brown and
John Lawrenco-under sentence OF death, wcro saved
from the gniows to-day by Governor Phelps who COM
muted their sentences 10 Imprisonment for iilc.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


COLUMBIA, April IL, 1871
Governor Hampton is now In possession Of the State
House Tho transfer Of papers and other property
made at twelve o'clock NJ to-day by the respective
secretaries OF Hampton and Chamberlain. waLo Il.
Manning representing the former ana G. J. Babbett
cntng the latter There 10 excitement what
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PREVALENCE OF SMALLPOX.

MONTREAL, April IL, 1877.
Smallpox Of a virucnt type has brokca out in por-
tions OF the townships or Ely and North Stakely.
Numerous fatal cases nave occurred.
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suEBrrF's SALE OF MINES.

HALIFAX, April II, 1877
The Gardner mines at Sydney have been sold by tho
Sheriff for Sill, $50 10 the Bank Of Montreal
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CHICAGO, April IL. 1871
Ex-Presdcnt Grant Is In tho city for few days
stay before going East and to Europe.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, April IL, 1877.
The race for tho Grand Siccplechase Challenge Cup
u the Croydon meeting Is declared void
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Powhattan sailed yesterday morning for Port
Royal leaving tho Minnesota her successor TO the
position OF Admiral Rowan's flagship.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Thomas Ryan. OF Kansas, and sx.Gov.
crnor +. English OF Connecticut, at tho ST.
Nicholas Ex-Governor j. Gregory smith, OF Vermont,
and Pliny Jcwoll OF Hartford, are at the Windsor.
S. Dana Hayes, OF Boston, Is at tho Brcvoort. Com.
mandcr John W. Philip, United States Navy is at the
stur,cvanI Rev. DR.. j. Ireland Tucker, OF Troy (;
Judge 5. Faulkner, Of Dansvlle, NJ y, and General
Judson Fitzpatrick of Now Jersey, arc at tho Hoffman
Ex.Congressman John II. Lynch OF Mississippi, rs a
tho Metropolitan. General John g. Mitchell. Of Colum.
bus, Ohio, Is at tho Giiscy. Ex-Congrossman q. b.
Matteson. OF Utica. and James @ Smith. OF Alabama,
arc at tho Fifth avenue. William Bliss, General Man
nger oi tho Boston and Albany Railroad, Is at the
brunswick. Francis r. s. barley. OF Philadelphia, ID
ri 10 Everett.
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A PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
BRKKsroRr Chcmung CO.. n. Y,

n. " PIxRcg ~ H.. Buffalo n. y. -
Last spring attacked with congestion OF the lungs:
tne liver pain IN tho joints burning
fever and general giving ~ tho whole Failing
relief ordn prescribed aud
pc,ting benefit hut TO satisfy friends tried bottle
GoLDsS MEDICAL DISCOVERY When had taken 10
mnch improved that continued taking three In
all. u effected entire cure Your medicines have
he used to be appreciated family would
gvo them trial ninc-tenhs of the doctors would ike
Otheilo lind their occupation gone. Yours gratefully
l., II MCMILLAN. ~. ID.
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A-ArrENTIONl IL You WISH TO GET RID OF
your cough PonrgHs couGm BaLsAn Price, 25c. Joe.
and
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When you drink
CHAMPAGNE
ask for
PIER IIEIDSIECK.

This vino Is perfectly pure aud contains about ten per
cent 81 natural spirit only.
DO not have oiber brands forced upon you that pay
higher profit.
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TERRIBLE SEASON FOR WEAK LUNGS I,
coughs and colds never prevalent Fortunately
HALE's HoSEY HoREHoUSD TAR Will the
Of them and the people know H.
PIKE's TooTmAcmK DRors cure In minute
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING AN
acratet beverages.
Join MATTHEW'S. ist av and 2sth st.. city.
SPRING HAS COME. FOR BOOTS, SHOES AND
Caters. ratroniso MILLER CO.. siD Broadway, Do
nestle Building.