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MsoSpAy. Aug. 1s,IFLouG AID MEL-Thee
prizes OF buk Of Stock NV S oar rom S In Ts
S M'S Wo sg !. aSsra We sSr GG state "S
ass ~ Western spring wheat Sires 3, 5ate ~ do Xxx
i" * and XXX 81 2ias7 - MINNESOTA steni.. q Sos
sna y Srs SIS 8 soansfo .Spns s sssa
g .'@so75 Corn m.eI-westsrn sissaso Brandy
=. ton. rye feed. slI@sli
torfos-spoi. were dun and heavy middng urlands
COLI point lower and closed har, steady a., II %e or
Tor Nos%bsr 1s7c or p'gG% he .n gr Iag S iSt
Hprf sHies 81 %i,rs. 2so bales s''" ''' '' ~
. % - & ag ant ng s,' s SOFA Inc on ns INC
two months ANA sls 90 tor all the wear Beet IN good de-
H. 49, ~ b bpnI bd "f' hams s VT At sSs
Bacon dun at 7Ase77c for western and city long clear
iaure. lower ,elsssn Dc spot, S-s C at s-s7, Tor
b me Sr;s snd To- gt%s western and Tor
soooeao5, or Oct'ler and u ~ .es7 10 for ali Tic
w do tS. AMI nrans 2ac a' wc.,sSn pn saS
erss'r S 1sgsi do and 9ss"s Io22e c9;e.e
state farm daries 5soc. skins 5sdc Fresh eggs irn
asMs Nnest sqli and heavy, sale. on the spot 2sco
IN i7essi 80 Tor whitc dc" western aud SOUTHERN and
for nture delivery eioc lush at 2sgsl ~ f.r NJ
NJ rel winter 20. Apsasi s',er Sn"gsg so" 9G,
s ,S o w aas n t1 oS"a 1T r. @ 80 a%
@s- dgl, and nartslly love- sale, 500 ng ,i q 2Ss
STATE mixed aud isQ,2c Tor do white al.o new Texas
i've a. o a s" S tn a., r ' wcs,eTr
mixed. including steamer mixed. ut $500 &C.. also
western yellow at Gle and inr future delivery 5000
bush. including steamer mixed, NJ 'Hc Tor August and
September and No at 59c Tor August and 5sl 5vc ior
September.
GHoCtrrsRio coffee quiet and quoiahly A. before,
binary To prime car-es. l6', f2u4c iohhng lots eAa
nh gold sale. -jl hug~ stTk In first hands here u
81 tt2 bags. ud grades que, aud nthnnscd Java 23f
@2Nisc and MHrtcubu lNm2tN., gold Rice IN jubhing
demand aud steady at a'as7c Tor domestic. MuasSs
was easy und nominal at Sic for Jlrst cuba refining,
ami eMl1c Tor grocery grades Raw sugars were at
stanisu large stock. and no dcmand. prices easy AZ
csutuiusal ruuured sales oi fair to su refining At s3
So refined quiet and weak hards iua eilc., standard
"a" lOAc.
suSnnirs-suirts turpcntnc was firm. with sales Of
about 5b hhl~ at ga srtic Resins were quiet but
steady at ~ 71ss - ur common ~ good strained Pc
troleum steady. with i.tpi hbls refined early
September sold at l3iic cus, l- crude in bulk. &c.
Wh-kcS again quiet at - l. ocean irishts we're gen
orally nrm except rates to LverUu lraiu tu Liverpool
bv steam. a bacon ips sugar 20. flour. = 81 !
grain b, sail y ii and cotton. iad grain 10 London
by steam. "l, Hour hN sail. - so Grain To- Naples,
t. l'si r quarter refined petroleum 10 Bremen or Ant
werl l. al as I'd. do 20 the Baltic Dc sd, TO
the LeNant, Soc. sod, do TO Java. 81 a. sold.
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MIsCHIEF ~ van STREET.
Henry tiew. Tortured ON IL Pulling Machine
by Henry \. smith aud his Erokers.

Several days ago when business was dull
in the stock Exchange. Henry ~ Smith. Jay
Gould's old partner. stopped into Henry Cews's
on ,o in New street. Mr.. Clews wac absent and
Smith. while sauntering around. noticed "A fine
painting in corner. Watching to see that Mr.
Clrws did not return. Mr.. Smith hired two
boys TO carry the picture across the street TO
Timpson Gillcspy's. Aftcr hanging ii. Smith
went out among the brokers. and after bring ng
them in. offered 90 rafe the work Of art at : /
per chance. The painting was valuahl" onr
and in short q mr IN" chances wer" nearly all
taken. Smith went OUTSIDE. and finding Mr.
Clrws persuaded him 10 take the remaining
chan 'cs. and then took HIM IN 10 see the picture
and attend the raflln.
When Claws recognized his property he pre-
tended TO b. indignant and stopping outside
called an oficcr and gave Smith into custody
Tho prisoner urged the crowd 10 60 down TO
O'Bricn'- and all take drink. ar a preliminary
10 his Incarceration. Smith stood treat out Of
the ram money pulling machin" stood in
IN" corner. and Smith challenged Cirws 10 "A
trial Of strength, and taking the handles made "A
good score. Clews took OIL his coat brnrrd
against the foot board seized the metallic
handles, and suddenly b.camc'convulsed with
pain. HIS arms Nv s'ed and his legs gyrated
thu bar keeper turned IN more electricity.
Mr.. Clews wrthcd IN awful agony. % won't
i make you pay for this u he yelled, rs an extra
amount OF power WIS turned on behind tho bar
send away your policeman and W. VIII let
you on. said Smith. and Clews told the officer
to vanish.
Then he was let on and after another smile"
and the divs on of tho raf,le money the crowd
separated. But Henry Clcws says he will be
yet even with Henry \. Smith.
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Judge nrodlcs and the Florida Case.


We publish i'm another column statement
from lna ~ YORK. SIS wui.h. 10 an .ollra-
81 ~ hN omp mt authority, must i" .on9i'i
tnfIn- .r.t ID story ul tlr clH tnruu fraud,
II mas lwon h'ii hN in' majority ol iur Am'ri-
rnn r'.pl. Mh1 W'i heated guy oi ihrr sul-
result %, corrupt 'un~ piracy, inNoINln: Nari1uS
urn. n.r-. namely, tine moro desperate Il "pulll-
md the railroad am uls.dA iohh. r. generally.
II is no longer denied that the Returning
B1nris dld th"ir shnrr of the work hy criminal
mnlh"i9 and with criminal lni 'niion-. But tine
loh Wa. contaminated in the Electoral Commits
SION. Was ms lud smcnt also corrupt, as well ms
p'rvrr-r and technically luwrssY II TuE
sun IS statement be- true II WIS, and that II il alb
solutHly true the r"ader can scarcely doubt
when he remembers the deadly and hahnuni
hitherto drllNrr"d long superstition oi blows at
crime IN high places. 1t has never struck but
10 XIII. The country Is strown with the wrecks
II has made There WIS no IN stake when il
uncovered the Credit Mobilicr iniQuity; none
when it turned up tn" Memphis III Paso- ToXas-
Pacific shame; none when II smashed the
Washington Ring, and none when 1t drew the
Washington safe burglars from their covert Of
darkness and poured the Hood OF It's mcrccss
light all over and all around lh"m And there
II NO reason 10 suppose that there Is any mis-
take here.
judge bradley has never seen nt to deny or
explain those Newark procredings IN Corlmndt
lArkrrs buck Office. whereby the Texas Pacific
acquired the property ot the Memphis III PaSo
-proccrdmgs which must have rendered the
Judge the humble slave Of those who used him
then. These ARE the men who nre supposed TO
hay" revised his, opinion on The cnsg Of the Flor
ida electors, and told HIM That H. might reason
n he liked in favor Of the truth but the Judg-
mcnt must hr tor the frauds But If II be not
true, Judge lirallrycan readily a,ny itnnd sup
port his denial 10y the authority of his brethren
on the bench. AZ II stands II is undoubtedly "A
mlldcn opinion with Hayes judgment. and
Tn SUNS explanation makes that clear which
hcipr" WAS most curious mystery.
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You can euro that cough or cold by using Wis
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Questions upon which senator spraaue Desires
to Hear Argument.

SARATOGA, Aug. - In the Senate to-day,
on motion Of Senator Gerard. the order Of sum
ming up was settled as follows. The counsel for
the State to OPEN then one or both Of the coun-
sci for respondent to sum UP That side. after
which the counsel for the state shall close.
Senator Spraguc then rcad the following:
Assuming that tho THIRD Avenue SAVINGS Bank was
irctro,nhly insolVcnt IN March ~7h aud that i- was
tendcntu tho Banking Departments nud also assuming
mat me superintendent permitted ~" iank 90 continue
urrc reason Tor the DELAY that IN his Indictment the
' disastrous :" orr sd'V. hthks ~ Wen hs To Other
nnnncial Interests tpp0,o. therefore That one ui the
utd ,,,r an, se MUM ~ th ,i m W. H., , .,
hear argument upon the following questions.
firs'-n continuing to pay iis-dcno.itor. subsequently
to March. is7'. was the 1hird A'euue savings Bank
ruifA u rani uron the lhcd states bankrupt net ny
making prefer ntnl paNmcui' within ia, meaning OF lle
reason urtcd BY IN" respondent an0rd any justin, atiOn
for permitting such fraud to be lrrpcuat"df
Third Avenue savings Bank Subsequent to March. is75
I'm violation the provisions section - article
Which in substance orlId' any iasmrn, by nonSy,d
corporation when n-olyent or IN contemplation u IN.
sOl,oncy with intent u giving preference iu any ynrtcu
re- a.on rrsed by the respondent afford any usncaon
Tor permitting such violation vi tiie statutes,
TIL dIWas ,ls r'vrip o. dgpo,, hy IN, rhri AN'nue
TO i'positors o It's nsolyent coninn fraud uron each
deositor according to the law ot This state q. ad down
9us licnncquinn ant Naylor q y y IN. stewart AIT
ION y. PSI Chancc agt Flint lansing, - aud u ~.
ton Tor permitting The pctnetrauon OF such fraud upon
the dcpusitors III SAID Oaukf
Mr. Tracy then replied. in accordance with
the resolution OF senator Gernrd. referring
briefly to the several laws which have been
dcpostors in savings banks. and making strin-
gent provisions for their supervision.
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Messrs. Poole X Donncily began their reg
ular season last night with Joe Murphy in his
popular Irish drama, the Kerry Cow" The
house was well filled. and the performance pc
culiarly even foranrst night Ms 7 Many and
Miss Annie Mortimer ably secon led the art site
Efforts oi MIR. Murphy and Mr. j. A. Wills. m a
The piece is well mounted. and smooth pas ad
along. t. the intense delight II the gallery and
the sat SiactIun Of the stalls. Mr. Murphy =
pluu-e.
Kerry Cow will run two weeks.
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wha, Came of Passing n liza, Around.

William Jarvis, colored, Of Jersey City, was
held Tor examination yesterday ON charge OF larceny
Being member OF the Atlcan Nj T. church, he attended
a picnic gwen hy the brethren and sisters 1reenNAHe
on SUNDAY Toward the close MIR Jarvis passed round
the hat which regarded Ns lohe nu II was found
that tho proceeds Amounted - - 81 - mostly ,9hulh
pocket the money Then thtlc was AN uui' ny 90 indt
natun and warrant Wa uhia'ucd or IN. am, lulee
DAVIS viii hold the case WNcr l Nis'' W unN ne h,'l'
tuns what the law j., uiuu-h II B. doubtful wh'lh'I
there Laws 10 vent man AslNf hl. hu ms az
a~aH r-.,, - bah"'in.. nl',, - D." ur \"t'AhlA AT
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WINNING THE BENNETT CUP.
PIGEON SHOOTING ON TTfE NtRPdGfN.
SEJT GUN CITB'S GROUNDS,
August belmont and - Son ofthe poet Ionarri-
low among the tontcstantA Distinguished
Spectators - The Winner of the Prize.

NEWPORT, Aug. 13.-A moro perfect dav
for pigeon shooting could not have been had
than that whi0 b this morning greeted the con-
tosiants ior the Bennett Cup. which was shot
for to-day ON the grounds Of the Nafragauso't
Gun cub. The day was clear. bright. and ". tit
but little wind. $50 that the shoot, rs cougratu-
lated Themselves that there WIS nothing to COM
plain " inthai direction The value OF the cup
the esteem in which President Bennett u the
Nprragars'r Club is hold by tn members. and
The tact that the contest Was open to all belong
ing To- the nhladelphin. Somerset. Jerome Park
and Narragansvu Clubs tended To- bring out a
large ncld and much greater number IT spec
tators. Prominon: among the latter wore the
following. VIZ: Gen. VI fCel'ln, Gen. and Mira
Column Con. Crow.ushicld. Ger. H. L. Potter
Mr.. Wilton Brooks Commodore Baldwin. Sir
Bachc OF the Cunard Line Mrs c. G.. Frinck-
Ign, Mrs ". X Vanderbilt Mr.. Theodore A.
Havcmeyrr. MIR George Peabody Wetmorc.
Miss .keruo han Mss Lacy Lieut. Logan.
Y. :, y. ". II. GUuihrr Mr.. an Mrs l.. v
Tnylor. AMI nun ,nH7 other noIp,cs
two weeks ago with ten straight birds made him
on" fth"i"N'rif sio. lny l'ut prominent unoug
wore Nr CARROLL ivnnt.p' Mr. G. A. Long.
follow tSOn a. THE lopn. Mr.. l. !. Nuult. Mr.. !.
Nm Burn. Mr.. 7. L1rutrL Jt, and MI T.. ".
DAYS tn" result shows whether the friends
AMI n'k"r~ ui ,.tnHrnf 'his. gent .u'eu were
Just 4 d M thoir rhni e. During tine rasi w..k
bets have l,ru freely niltina- d.. the D. suit. Mr..
Carroll INnr>tyuhu having % rront number Of
hackers WHO Wrri. ~ .Illu- o. risk 'lrir money
on hum. THE shooting began promptly ut II e.
listed uni. quit, lit.. 10 thc afternoon. During
the sho tins int .ns li"r'stVa-. mari'. ~t'd,
r, SIN r,rry. RoIhn. Da,i". Vns-f.r. hi wv w..
ara. nm the tw. \ ln lurer~ made som, 90 the
b. So h,ts ~ Oh" dl'. and were frequently az
raui'd. Appended 81 tH" scores
\. ff
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brick tenement mouse with lot 25xeoo TO- East
zenith street north side running through To Fur
tyc9hth street 100 feet east Vi second avenue $1,000
to ulninun
II Contcs-Onc fourstorv brick store and tenement
gnNu To- 3i East mn street, north side, 225
feet east vi second avenue. Sj.7ih.
THE remainder of announced sales were adjourned.
large number nj OrUCosure sales are announced for
to-day at the Exchange
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John OBrirn was found dead yesterday
morning in the rear yard at 81 Prince street lt~asevi.
dent that hc had fallen from considerable hrisht
Brous wife from whom me had separated occuuics .
room a., top story 90 the tenement ami ,urll IONS of
iuu PLAY were tor short iur entertained rs hr was
known To- visit her ocra.iuuAlN II was n.ccltaiuci,
however that - Bcn lnd mot teen IN her ROOM unl
when last seen he WAS lnuNirn'd ne ls-uppn~i tu nave
accidentally fallen nom the roo Mhlher he had gone to
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The bankers Convention.

Mr.. james Buell. Of the Importers and Trad
crs Bank. has sent out call Tor the annual conyc non
OF banker. in t, city the 2 18Th. and 18th Of sep
tcnher ltiscacd with the special view of taking
t'rt,d action To- reduce abolish taxation upon banks
over sN thousand banks are represented ~ The a>,uct-
tom The secretary ~ The call says that d., -idr- the
vital -on 90 tax cal The convention Will consider
hr sub Get Of the unrestricted power To- issue munci.
pal and county bonds by which heavy burdens VI
non are LNIng iA.ia nod on III. INulle..
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Several new features were introduced in
" Baby m~t evening. VI LIS Minnie poyl" worry
fully replaced Miss Dictz a. Lddy Aur'hd in
N'stlng the rather ungrar|ons role with the
".dnl dignity. Ms Conn" THOMPSON pi.Nri
>n.di. and MI. Collier IN THORN r. role of I'f' y
hittl" halpy medium AMI Carried tic hon r.
OF tho llrs,.
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Arrived-MONDAi. Aul 70
s city Of Austin Chester Fcrnaidlna Aug o. Bruins
wick Hth. and Port ROYAL luth
= Ftmtn pOauv. Wilmington sc.
= Nadcrlnnd Nickel- Antwerp
ship cleopatra. ruppe Bremen
ship Princeton. Bradley. Liverpool
RHis ihi- SAWYER. MALAGA.
Bark Kate. Miller. Hamburg
Bark II Bernhard. k,gcu,r Liverpool.
bark Thor, jans,i. pundak
BARK IlAir. TurraiNa hit. Liverpool
Hus Norlhel. u urhuiun Rio IAneirn
Sclr Ellen it'Iu. Aiu-hau. Baltimore
Sehr Frank Atwusi Bryant. furf Antonio.
Sclr Island Btlh. ~tuui~un tnmYuhcllo
Srlr Is elements. Fierce. NlH.iuil
SChrI 4 Nash. crowley. Windsor. IS
sclr jose non"l baueA. Hin Griid, do sui.
Schr Kate Church. CHASE. J. go River.
Sthr lilli' White. Ahhutf Airliut
S,hr Lady llri'l Howe. Iru,id, noe.
Sehr J Laugh. iaNuW,il Mlnd.or,NS
SChr o. Na~. DAVIS. Sew london
Also The Usual river AMI cot.tWf vo-sfiS
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A tramp who refused 10 give his name went
o. Tho house of NJ, Margaret l. In West Ilotokcn
sunday mornn. and asked Tor hr akiast Mrs Il sser
gave hm meal. aud he then demanded money, threat
cnnl 10 Nil her before she hnd time 10 reply he struck
hsi un Che head vain heavy suck, telling nor Ia the
srnlnl The fellow then ran away iunstah, uuhahur.
VITO passing suspected something wrong, ana star T.
ed ~ pursuit he captured the fugitive, aud tnpk hun
hack 10 the hnu- where Mrs Lesser was found
scous lie vas lodged IN Jail Mrs Lesser ~ uIles are
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This lrii she mat h between Howard. Davis
Perry. Belmont. and Inlnur. ShoWlns M
DAVIS .ored three. Howard two. Belmont one.
and Baltoul one. DAVIS. thor fore. won the
Iri1c. Howard took ;g2. second money. Bel
u. M saved his entruu go.
Tho winner. of course. rcroivcd the hearty
con-rtulHiiuus OF ms friends. tn" priz" is "a
maeu ilrrut one. 1t il IA the form of "A vase
ami Is prpiu-r " IN appropriate embl.ms. ON
ra"h side IL fine representation OF "a dead
pigeon: and on the front j. n w"ll-eNr'ut"d
sportsman carrying a gun. III" figures h"lus
perfectly brought out. Tn" words Bennett
cup are on the back IL lar-e letters.
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NEwBuEGH, Aug. l3-CalH Nortlrup Of tho
third class ~ the West Point Mihmr, Aoid' m' was
drowned while batins the Hudson On sa'ni'iN Iie
Nest
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plNoN-L ANB -Ou Tuesday AK : at the residence
Of The brides flflrf. lA the tfs felN otlllahan,
Richard bAon 10 kau, daughter oi Iiouia, Lanb, ali ii
BlnDhlNN
HtNLEY-wlLEY ON WEDNESDAY A.. l. at the
First hAi ii- church. D., Tie Rev y Anderson u d.,
LtNafiN lrnrs tn FAMINE + M.,3, oA.y LausL liter VI
4 J. LeMl.ll. lulh ui M. CIV
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GRABBING PUBLIC LANDS.
.utyrfT>S FRtvDS PEHPfTR TIED
fNDER mn HOHINTEfD .iCE
.a,,c, vnshinaton Ring Speculation How
che s,r,rs riumc company Gao, Lumber
,,r thrtr ~nw Niits f"'Terics The Land
nlrc. IiIlnd IhImbIe kIg Icgislntlon.

wal- u...'t..t.n,,',n NINA I,
vn- n i'' ""r '' ''''' W. '."'''" W ',''p'
i4ar. - ,-iy,.s II to soldiers with the
u" ,l., ,,ri.b.s sr,culntnrs The
riEi 600 ''" '"' "'S 9H''",'''7
hs'er.at ''tmt' to got rich nv grabbing puh'l'
M i.t O.,,4 utpnrsntlv missed to benefit
hnt' "'' n "'i'r' Additional Home.
solli.'- r e.' u ""'' ',''''''."
s,cai a.t Tine operations under u r'"'h'u
u..,l... fy,d end during the last six months
Hun !r,ls D. entries have been '"h''l'u' sew
erlr..n have been arrest a. others await trial.
'i' t. 49,, ,,.,.t,. AVID ,,,or,. hue h.,n
Bon i..i'i N"- ~, i''.'''' '"" ',.''' '"' "
lot. 49, r-ut, ih' Mn0i 'neioh h'iE Is az Ni'
han.m of the matter. Tut in this 'as'. after
.f .,,.t Dot... i..,,.a .ifuer, ,c,.- turned
u7"'- -, . ~
aenlh-' thrm. ann Nnir ''n "'' WI,
hnrl4on 10 iut cars to nfvc mal' n successful
a.. ,t... .t. i..t ..,,i r. ,ri,, ,., ,,i.r
hbh "-ul" t' ''"' STU 80
wll'h u. h',| ''N," "''T ',S'u '', r.n
n 81. 49,. ,.I ..,t H., whom, veil
,,',,i.,nn, in its results.
tbs law gnye soldiers who had TAX, ~ eighty
,r i,ss of homestead lnnitlu.irrn pro
,r., ,,f....i. ,,...
sou- Ilw thh' required s'u'n'W ""''n was
yo,i lor the soldiers. the rILht to tak" eighty
.r. ..,,,h.r. ,,.thntt satninu. which
tr'- h.l ".'' ""'''' '.''", ~, 80,
VII -'Ni fNr ine -i"' ut il'I-. Inns i'-l. '''N'
r. ha,t extended on, "a soldiers who had en-
"I'. ~ ., ,t -, .,.,
at, NAT 10 D. t'f'' ~ "7"tl' wv " " ''''''
utes came O.. tAr aid 90 the King. and gave it
et.,n months more I'm which Il, DO it, work hy
,.,','. ,t..,,,.'l.r'.. IL, a,,t.,p . got ~ the.
ihs'r''n- u.''l''''' III ~ '','n -''Vo %, W.
revision. That WAS passed June, lsil'
a.. ,...,.l ti., d" B. r,t,fnr." n y.ur inter
.l"' NOV '" ''. ''. it,,
her'ni 10 ''''." , .'p'uT nun,
-, l,+,ry.o.t ot.nin., th..d,orto.,e.u-
VI "'". '.' 80, nn.r.,..i
lat WIS i'isrNN N"t'h D. lN''' "' NV 7'N
So ,r..r, h'r ,,f'r,. ;. ,.,,'nl.d H..
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Rapid transit from Brooklyn To East New
ANik b. an established tact SiNN trnins-tlrly 'a.l
MeV-are 10 run daily. The motor and ono car eohsH'
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Hair Dyc.-Batchclor,. best IN the world Sold ny
.ru.-i,.- lro,rr! applied At celebrated wis factory.
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Cuisines Nctltts.
Ak r,r

GAFf FITt~NiiM ANs co )
tnMrRl >sED YEAST
genuine article bears our trait mark and si.nA
u Willh ~, ihsli' siWciAl attention.
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VI tRRIII.

The Hest Remedy for Children while Teeth
insi- Mr. NiN~i.ON = SDYihiug syrup
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Whether the Hair he Gray or decay Ing,
PARKER - HAlE fAi~AM restores the color ana me.
Don't nes,ef your Hair
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,'TKN>>,r>T HOARD ,r>, NOTIFY.
ilht III. AN.l 80 100 i i.c
ls.aaJ, ;-ou Gg,d l"l"atu.. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-19
1ene &arte.

@ir baden in Der Times" Der
|piiiiisen Yrief ienes 9errn Z. H. L.
aud seleien. Meben pielem az
bern SlOolinn i@reibt oieisr 1err.
DAP mir. nda,!i@ Der .Nororsrn", oa,
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den 8simseiu1ten ibren Samsn oireIi
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aus, oab mir nit jener Soee oes 9errr
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aber nit Der &arte, mcIdc bic Gountp-
GommiNdrc uns eiuseianbt bahen.
Gs 1T geraocSu cine osrbe Mauli 1ells,
lpelde Der Seraussebsr Der Times
Dem SoItc uerlest. ,uenn CT inn rdtb.
lcinen County @ommiHdren nidt A.
troucn. Ser oemotratilhe Scraus.
seber Yer bcmofratii@en Times" ratl
Dem SoIt, leinen oemo!ratii1en Goun-
pcommiHdren nidt 81 trauen = Sal
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nidt perludt, lid iene Minner gu wab=
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Sob in Stearns County,
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