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4 Railroad Company cen.urrd md Advised

In the caso Of Margaret Kcmpf. aged 10. who
on the 18th over and kllh by one OF the
rapid transit motors on Atlantic avenue. Coroner,
jury. after much d.uberauon. at o'clock yesterday
morning returned ayerlct censuring the Long Island
Railroad Company causing the girls death, and FOR
having failed 10 provide proper precautions for the safety
u LIE The Jury recommend that the platforms Ice re,
moved that the westerly bound trains maN be stopped
the castery side of Washington avenue AZ platforms
be erected ANY east Of the eastory crossing aud
the eastety hound trains az platforms on the westerly
and that all Ocr stations IN the lons Island road WITHIN
limits be- similarly CHANGED. They also recon
that be placed at street crossing lar
Ncw York avenue. ami wire gates At the pedestrians
Ia be- closed two minutes before the approach
every train and that an assistant hagman be stationed
the Washington avenue crossing unu all the other
precautions lt Nulullc nl,d are acuhicd.
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AMONG THE SCOLLOP FISHERS.
Last Greenwich Auve-uow the Fish
Caught mud Prepared for Market.

EAST GREENWICH, II. l., Sept IL This
delightful old town. situated ON the western
shore Of Narragansett bay, is the main seat Of
the scollop fishery. The beds are mostly con-
fined TO Cuvesct bay. an arm 81 Narragansett
The Providence and Stonington Railroad skirts
its western shore. On the east lies Warwick
Neck and that famous home OF the clambake.
Rocky Point.
4 law Of the State preserves the scollop beds
from depreciation between the 18th Of May and
the 9Th 81 September. and between sunse, and
sunrise. The day for striking the scollops il
awaited anxiou-ly by the fishermen. many Of
whom ply other callings when the law . III
At an early hour on Saturday morning forty
boats were ready To throw their dredaes over
hoard as soon rs tn" sun appeared. The
drrdges have nets, attached thnt trail on the
bottom. Two kinds ar" used for muddy and
sandy bottoms pectiVoly-a slidrraul las rap
"r. The~e ar" pulled up and empt"d az inter
walls Elch boat II generally manned hy two
mon. Tho whole catch on saturday was about
LOO bushels, 90 IN average of niout thirty
bushels 10 ea'h boat. The following morning
u-hrred in the sabbath. but IL san'tlty was NO
bar Co. the enterlri-ing scullop Usher Even
more boats Were engaged than On ne DAY le-
forr. and the cat,h amounted 10 500 bushels.
or 1900 during the two days, "Bub p, Wilson
brought in 10 bushels in his boat. and IN Al
pcnong boat took 1870 bushels.
In the evening the rush Of opening and pre-
pairing for market was begun. In all the nsh-
INK shanties along shore men. women. girls
of these workers attain Ia wonderful dcx-
| tcrity by long practice. Only the eve" or
white fosh that holds the shells together. is eat
able the rest being thrown away. bushel in
the shell will yield three quarts for market. and
Of their shells in every hour. Ripping them out
with three swift strokes Of the knife.
There We're shipped from this station by rail
| road to-day. probably. 1000 gallons. These ~
| To New York. Boston. and towns along the
| Shore Line Railroad. They retail here nj 81 q
gallon. but shippers. after paying freight qne
| INSCRIPTIONS dealers have the trick Of soak ina
| the scollop eyes in fresh water. which makes
| then1 look hummer and measure more
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Pigeon shooting az Dexter Park.

The members Of the Long Island Shooting
club mblod yesterday at their grounds IN Dexter
Park. Jamaica, l. l. to contest for the champion
silver cup which i. shot for every month There were
seventeen conesants, who shot al seven birds each -
wards rise varis boundary II ounces of shot hand
traps. Ties shl, ~ AZ three birds Nyssrs henderson
ami Brown tied Uu the nrst seven birds by killing all
rhcA then shot III and Henderson won the cup by killing
Two out 81 three. making total of out o 10 Brown
cot out ono. Madison u, Miller. o. Iamphrar . licrn.
INK .. Brcadwlv. WYNN. 4 Robinson, s. Talbot. ,,
williams >, Naute. =. Banky. p Ihoul son. and Al.
Mus. =. The othcrs shot cut
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Sc Kon Rinpk Bremen Sept IL
S. Weser. Barre. Bremen sept ~ and southampton IL
IS Charleston, lockwood. Charleston
IS Bermuda. Angrovc 81 Johns
IS Egbcrt. Williams Liverpool
SIS Ellie Knight McCrecry, Philadelphia.
S. kereus, Halctt, Boston.
Ship II Southard, Jackson London.
ship fayorita. Gcrrsh Boston
BARK Bogart. Reynolds. Henoa.
Bark Eroc. Marcsca. Girgenu
BARK MARY stewart McLarrcn, Havre.
Bark Coumho. DE Campo. Girgcnti
bark Royal Harrie. Mathcscn, Cow Bay
BARK Maria Theresa. Snuter, Havana
bark Colin Mcneil. CrOwcll Turks Island.
Bark Curacao, Faulkner, Curacao.
Brig Renshaw, sylvester, 81 JngO
Brig George Burnlian, staples. Naguabo.
Brig John Boyd. Crowcll. YabacOa, X.
Brig Nellie. Higgins st croix
Also the usual river and coastwiec vessels
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BopINE-TAIT on Wednesday. sept 81. at the rcA
dsucc Of the BRIDES parents Of sins sang 10y ths
Rev 4 II WYATT II. A Boine to Amanda D. daughter
OF John I. Tat
niXuN-GILLEsrIE on THURSDAY sept 81, on Cas-
Teton nan. staten Island hN the Rev James ; Bush
hiram VI X Dixon 10 tathaiiuc gillespie. daughter o
the late Horace Mecch
pOiLlNER-A BEGG On Wednesday, Scpt 2d at the
church of tie HOLY Trinity Brook9 hN the Roy thas
Hall u n Mt Edwin q Dolhvcr, OF Boston. Mass q
Bertha, oldest daughter Dt Henry Abcgg ESQ. OF Brook
lit NPIlREYS-BRtslf a, Babylon. n y. sept "a
hv the Rev T. A. Blake Mr.. FAy Humphrey, ut this ei9
20 Miss Fannie ; Brush. niece 20 Nj charles L Brush
BABY Ion.
JOHNsTON-Y NTES ON THURSDAY sept - AZ Thirty
fourth Street Free Tabernacle Alexander johnston u
Miss Maria Yates. botl4 NJ TINS ttA
KEINER- MOODY At Clinton. Mass, on Tuesday
Sept 20 hy the Rev ID Bowers Gcofsc keiner d
Brook VA % Anna N Moody OF Clinton. Mass
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REMiRDS Justly E.iRNED.
The BANQUET aud Presentation. to supt.
Hnriser Of the Pennsylvania Road.

when the railroad strikes last summer
were at their height. Mr.. George w. Barker.
Superintendent Of the New York division OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, by his good sense and
great influence with his mon. averted trouble.
His success In this emergency was so highly
appreciated by his superior officers and the
citizens Of Jersey CITY that it was determined
to give him testimonial banquet. The ban
quot was given at 1aylor's Hotel. Jersey CITY on
Thursday night. Among those pres, mt were \.
II Wallis. Prcsid.nt Of The First National Bank.
who presided; Mayor Sidlcr. United Stt's
Senator MePhcrson, the Hon. A, A. Harden
hurgh., eX.Mayors. Gopsill and Cleveland TIA"
Hon. J.. w. Scudlcr. the Hon. Leon Albeit
sheriff Laverly. W. n. Hogcneamp. President
Of the Second National Bank Thomas Earle. Of
the HUDSON County Bank John IIalliarl. Pros
ilent Of the Mechanics and IabOrcrs' Savings
Bank: i. w. Jackson. Superintendent ot tho
United Railroads of New Jersey; Mr.. Flagg.
Superintendent Of the Pullman Palace Car
Company; Mr.. MCCULLOUGH. receiver Of the
Midland Railway Company Col. Rose and other
officers Of the Pennsylvania Railroad: Judge
Blair Postmaster Greene. and many others;
A costly clock. beautiful set OF candclabra,
and 4 set Of diamond studs were pres,,,nted 70
Mr.. Barker Speeches were made by MIR. Wal
liz. MIR. Albeit, MIR. Barker. and others.
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MJRDER IN ATBCRN PRISON
Negro Convict Kilicd with the Iron Leg OF n
Hedstead.

The long list Of murders charged TO the
Il" aunt - CayuEa county was still further cX-
+, ~ last Tuesday night, when William T.
rn hy Ilartey Thorp. The former WIS
known az the Rochester niger and WAS
5 ntrn'cd ia January. 1872. for frlonious rs
sudt from Rochester. II il reported that he
nfrowy escaped lyu'ing a that tim" while
iHins taken - the train He had served II
i.rurr term OF Imprisonment lur Illegal voting.
II =. age is twcuiy-nlnc years.
Harvey Th"rp, n" murder"r h0s always been
and tho 'lichis nv he Is n N c'miai,i"n in'r
Barr, Donahue. Thomas md tho rest Of tho
convict mnrd"rer-. ie ,Tus cont from ulstor
county To- sing sing, oct II. 1873, lor i've years
Tor burglary. third deglue, ll.5 a. ID - years
en- he has served term on i',yf Years IN tho
{ md jury for indi tmcnt next week.
TN. circumstances Of the murlrrous ARRAY
a. TUESDAY are about ~ follows; II seems that
ttrrr mad been considerable Ill feeling exist,
y 'urp must have resolved on Tuesday - suns
- riIy ayengc his fanricd greyances. Wrench
INK til" IRON lex OF MS b"dStead from lis lasl"n'
J s.. u" BECAME puss h7ed ol d.Ndly weapon
y when no. cuANi"i7 mar 'nrd Ia rom lht
- SCI ground be Intercepted his old enemy
A"Ndrd, on tho third gallery, north wing
= 4 AIT him fearful piow- On the head
W'h' hc hoayyr99. The dofenn'l'ss victim 81
wrath cried Murdrr!' and was knocked OF
l'ow He wns ri 'kci NJ IN -ialo IF utter in,
t"9,slDllIly 6Ieedlng Hroip.cly ana conveyed
80 l9hy Dr. J. ID. Button. Tho heavy blow on
=" head had detached the brain from lis mem
,f4hes, which together with the .hock an(
ia p, Produced death very shortly after belns
~. we'd Ia the hospital.
\ Coroner's jury was called, and, after hear
lhs all the testimony, returned the iollOwln.
v rIl'f;
eie Jury nnd that william Howard came 10 hi
o. ~ =, blow upog the head, inflicted with an Iron a
~ inc hnuis 81 one Harvey Thorp, now COM el in Al
hh fi.pn amt the suid Jury say that Tie Nilliis
Wl'a''d Mts murder IN the mr. degree.
only ncY goods on Devlin x Co. counters
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stac bonds wero dll hui firm We note .ales ~ Ni'
us. long. at Hts south carolina h- u ~. April and
Octoltr. 30. amt Louisiana =. consolidated AZ s.'
Railroad securities reflected a moderate hu-.nc.s with
the urircipai 4. alNss ~ follows. iNngh and Wilkes.
barre oons liated. 81 Milwaukee and - raul =
gold Milwaukee AMI - Pau, AND VI division, 81 ,
Milwaukee AMI -. Paul -, lists ll3A Milwaukee aud
- Paul consolidated sinking iuni. - ., CHICAGO and
Northwestern i-ts 1n7is Morris AMI Essex Isis con.
sohdli'd. go. Lake shore "a mortnse. consolidated
cnunou ~. Union Pacific Railroad 1t MORTGAGE ip
col. & and Indiana teutlal Lists 81 Alton and Ierre
lautc 2ls preferred. ~, Toledo and Wabash .ls 80
talCaso aii rtllWt stcru consolidated coupon -.t
honi-, on. south Pacific Raitoat lss y Long no'k
hoiis Ia. chr-trnpkc and onto ls mortgage coupon
on ~. Kansas Pacific income. No iu. -, Central Pa.
cnc san Joaquin branch. sSi, Milwaukee. ami - raul
lu- convertible %. Erlc 4ul mortgage lOi A. Cen.
tai Pacific /. Ia hnmi-. ln5t4
III opening. highest lowest, and 7. VI closinr Nriccs
al sttt - tot a
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q, ssxc for Southern, ami s4c for New York bbls
Rosn. also lower tor the common guaiitigs 100 bills
strained To loo do .old At ~ e'tsSl ~ Petroleum was
lower and guii, crude in bulk, eis8S4c Refined. IN
bhls for Octhcr delivery lac American nv iron steady
and more active; No !, 4ISNs2U, No 2 flnaSlb sael
5Vpp tons ~ ute butt. 80 bales suM ~ SAc and OF
domestic guuuy cloth go halcS ~ i2aSl25sc both cur
reucy lnrot copper steady, lOlVh bs sold AZ ls'sc:
Iuturegu ttd fruits 500 rdisns sold ~ SlsU
ter LAYER and 500 for loose muscatel; also 60
hhl. currHnt~ ~ ~ iosGic. Inow dun aud weak ~
~ iuaFsc Tor prime Whisky quiet at 81 ljcts ljs
Ocean tf ht- lss active. hrt stcndy Grain to Liver
POOL by steam ~ ,aN cotton. by sail, Nd; -four ia
London, by sail Is. grain 10 lissuw. by steam III. do
IT, Brcst YES is arrive. =. ad@7s cd per ar 70.
nncd petroleum to Belfast, . GIL. do 10 Bristol o. 3D.
Ter bbI; uaphtha TO Stables Olonuc, Js Cd
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FAST TIME AT FLEETWOOD.
EICH or THE CLOSING TROTS WON IN
THREE SIRlIGHT HEATS.
Calmar the victor In the 2i2D CInss-Hopc-
furs Hopeless struggle with R"ru- for the
$1,000 Purse -O One Heat In 2i1G Ia.


fui'. Hopeless struggle with Rarus for the
1000 Purse One Heat In 2itG Ia.
The fall meeting of the Fleetwood Park
Association came to close yesterday Tho
first trot on the card was for purse Of $500 for
the 2 30 class. There were thirteen entries and
seven starters-vz.. w. Il. Allen. Calmar. Tom.
Modcsy Warrior. Jack Barry. and Stove Max
we'll In the pools sold at Hobokcn Calmar
was the fayoritc Mt 500 to $40 for the field
f'i led a, the r JaG boI Ep r. .'s9 n
a. IT, 9n Mhs a do T ns me v 1 ons e eI Hei
Ss7i, II r Aicn ihiri. Modest, io,irth
second Heat -''alnar struck stcadv trot anh came
fhird iicat~It Was evident to everybody that Cslmar
na s'Sye MsNwyll ,i ~ sdc isngth behind him
wheel put on spurt aud drew up aonesd Of hun AS
fgfh ~ was neg "H neck SSt SII s"1s ue
MoIc.,y hr Il, Ann rcarh winning "'0"' "'Oe'
Then came the last event Of the meetlng-a
special purse Of 1900 for the famous trQtters.
karus and Hopeful Before starting, , Rar9s
had the call III the betting. ut the rate Oi slUO 10
$50 for Hopeful.
First reatnopeui led BY two lengths at the quarter
him. and at The haif mile in Ossl was ten lengths In
front On ~, 10Y urn Sneh isr k"fas al inS nvI 81
and ,ir.na ln' not iast enSssh I. dssnee Hopeful Mo
trutng the last hall mile in the same time US the nrs-
second Ircst-Rerus got finely led at the quarter in
80 seconds Hopeful three lengths behind Rarus passed
the halt IN r-'is Rounding tho turn Splan let Rarus
ont aud lac tuuk the heat iuia the hest heateNcr
ttot,cd the Fleetwood course IN harness, beating
| uupciul's record OF 2.lSts.
| Third iicat-This was more interesting At the word
Hopeful shot 10 the 'front.' showing great speed and
reached the quarter in M seconds length III front
o Rarus. Gong down the hacksirech Hopeful uoticd
nuclN and dashed bv the halt milo pole IN tNii KsIus
broke struck hi trui. broke again. II looked tor mo
n,cnt though II was HuIciu heat Bu Rarus ~etiled
down To his work Huptul broke IN turn 1T the head VI
tine stretch. and Rarus came home Mt fearful pace,
taking the heat aud winning the o by three lengths IN
2ipi.
These were the fastest three heats ever trotted
| at Fleetwood.
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Smuggling Done for Murray I'm.

The customs revenue authorities were re-
Gently informed that of the fashionable mod ,ics of
Broadway and Fifth avenue had discovered anew way
Of smuggling dresses tor the bellies OF Murray Hill An
opportunity e. xposc the fraud presented itself ycser
die, u the SEIZURE hy special Agent Brac kcu and nsnec
ton Nntc sunt silk dresses ami sin Ncr,kirt
worth *ipl They were found IN Clinton Brus'sstnrc
M 81 Walker street They bore the name ut q wol
known -smakor. The Intention was a. mi,eAd the
officers iuf0 believing Unit the dresses were mad" hero
hui the on ol, iuuti cnmcnhiA evidence ihA ne,
ot on. thr principal Custom House bonded Nalchous,
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DIED.

BRADLEY ON Friday sept - 1877 Joseph n Brad.
ley. a-,d ~ years amt months
Re AuNcs ani friend, re invited 10 attend his fuucrAs
At rs .drdse Il. un SUNDAY sept 81, At !. VI
ONEIlI.Df Cruni. nn Friday. sept -. Matte, young
est dAuAhtcr Of tie late fuward % Ncill
Relatives ant friends invited 90 attend the tuneral
saturday, sept 1". n + from III residence u
her mother, 3l5 9Th
WALSH lon FRIDAY morning sept - Patrick Walsh.
native OF Balycunncll. pntish of Iin, county Mcahs
Ireland, aged ~ ears rml q months
Friends of the family respectfully invited Ia auend
his funeral sunday sept 80 1t o'clock from his late
residence corner o GauscNoori ana West IS
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Busintss notitfs.


ave call THE woRLDs bold and able journal, be-
cause more than any other Democratic newspaper 10
this ncghborhood at least has acquired habit Of tell
ing TRUTH whether II hurts the opposite party or IL
own."-New York Evening Post
1.-THE WORLD has become the brightest sprightlieh
popular and scholarly daily journal IN the meuopo
lis r-Amo ricAn AIT Journal
The London aud Paris correspondence Of THE WORLD
excel all others
For sale every where. Price cents
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TOLEDO Ohio, Sept. 2s.-The first trot to-
day was for the 2:26 class. purse u 900 There
were seven entries and five started. The trot
WIS won by Lady H., Jack Draper second.
Mnmbrino Star third, and Dread fourth. Time,
2:35t,. 1854. and 1913. The second trot was
for the 80 class. purse $500 There were five
entries ana four starters. Ida BaSsct was the
winner, with Dream second. Belle Of Fairfield
third. and Gordon distanced. Time. 2;3l'a.
Lao g.2p
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A Convict. Vain a., for Mercy,

A Willis Texas despatch ol the 2lst inst,
,nts GA SATURDAY the 10Th INST convict was lHrtd
u the stock, hoiri he convict car A. thi, place by
sergeant Swru-nn His cries tor mercy, Take me
dawn / am diving % were not hool"d. lie was taken
from The stocks and laid on the floor Of the car Head me
Cornnc verdict h. that deceased talc 90 ll. death hN
strangulation and exhaustion, wheroupon SMen-p whs
Inl.nc before Justice the Peace ANA lhe 'Nii' nee
adi eJ seemed h warrant the Justice m placing SVEN.
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Al the meeting Of the Afternoons Investigate
u- committee. Yesterday. Alderman rowins Declared It
10 he s purpose lins out the who truth, anu moth
ing hnt iho trnh Ten. Mr cole hcii. absent The cx-
ntnlunuUn.nf William VI Tweed WAS adjourned until -
riurh ti. morning la. hutgt thai thv witness, dis
tufHY viii interest some ulll ataulc members
| l IL. IILl--L NM IN
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Mr.. kcene In Town Again.

Mr.. James Il. Kccnc returned from the Nr-
gina springs Thursday night Mr. Kcono is IN much
better health than before he away. Mr. kcene has
lc the Ahemare Hotel and NJ present. residing at ~
Fast 2bth street house which he rented nom Leonard
Jerome. nnd occupies Jointly with Mr. scott stewart
The establishment ha, been thoroughly renovated II II
understood that further effort l. % be- made 60 elect Nj
krouc 10 the Union club, and It Is said that II wall prob
~ IL l.. .LL---D.
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A TrnRic wedding.

FINI1 Vf tF7IT7f'T70 wv 17'I '777'T''-
A young lady named Billiard, OF Columbia
couiitV \ r. had Il sutton with whom her brother was
moi inNoraby Impressed sufficiently 20 warrant s en-
dorsenent ol the prosperity. union The lovers eoprd,
anI were pursued by the irate brother, who coming
M reach " them fred upon them, wonndins ms SISTER
Although the 9iI was moflaly Moundeu lley p,oo,eu
10 the house ~ the nearest magistrate where NE IVAN
were made one flesh Then the lady dled Ihe Young
man has been arrested and v NV ~ MhlSNhIv Jaw
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Orange County's T-otters.

GOSHEN Sept 2s.-The Orange County Fair
closed to-day. The nccor-all tro was won 10y George
n Daniels IN three straight heats; Alley second. and
Happy Jack third Time 37is "a, -. The three
minute class trot was won by tVldsmtS Alex, Bow
mans Edgar second. aud Bankers stranger third Best
time
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PRoyIDEyCE's GREAT FIRE
Loss S075.OOO, Insurance s5ts,O OO-The
NompnnIcs TINT Held the KLsks

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 2s.-Thc whole loss by
the fire last night foots up .G75,3o0. The in
surances amount to s5iS7OO Us far as can be
ascertained "a follows:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc--rffs
sun rises -. % sun 10 Moon rises. 10 %
HiUu wATtR-THis pay.
Sandy Hook. ~ vs. Gov Island IL 81 Hell Gatc..
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Nor,h s.,r.mo,,. Me-. sent. o, 1910.

DEAR SIN II gives me very great pleasure 70 inform
YOU OF the benefit received from the use of PERUVIAN
SYRUP IN my own family Ny witc for The past ie q
wears has been feeble hcnlu-Ncry much debitated
GENERALLY spring she concluded To try bottle %
Peruvian syrup aud well pleased with tue result
continued its usc until three bottles had been
used and she Is In better health than AZ any hms
for Ten wears and has increased IN weight from lls
pounds Ia i2si, Ihavc employed physicians ana uscd
great variety patent medicines To the extent o nun
dr,ds of dollars aud know she received more bcnenl
from the Peruvian syrup than all the rest togv thcr
Nv sales the syrup very large, am constantly
Increasing and DO hesitate 10 recommend and eveu
warrant II to give satisfaction II you dcArc YOU are a.
lher, 10 this communication you see NJ ms "
gives pleasure TO recommend 20 good an article N
sutfering humanity. . ......,
Yours truly, lTilEL ftAsE
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Rauylng Around their OLD Commanders.

civ OF soldiers who fought under LATHE Mac at An
ueiam There are Republicans IN the ranks who
will vote lor Mcclellan lOr GVNeInVr.
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ALWAYS assured at 4. RAYMOND 4 co.'s cloth
INK establishments Nassau and Fulton streets -
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pylr's o. X. Soap is the best for the laundry
bali and toilet send to Your grocer and Try Add.
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Delicious light wholesome grddle cakes.
wheat cakes or pan cikcs may be- made Mt n moment
notice hy using llekcrs prddle cake ,eliraslns Hour
with Ae yellow label ANY one can make them -1de
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Brnin Food, Botanical Extract strengthens the
prain Positive remedy for weakened forces and inn
potency Price 81 All druggist. Depot, Aliens Phar
macy 18TH st ana av New York send for irculnr
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Brain Food l. sold by Iiudnut Herald Buildngs
Caswell 4 Massey. 18th 81 and Bfoadwn,
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Cleaning % Tue New York Dyemg and FIlnung Estat
i.hu.nf staten Island Of1ces ~ Duane -. 1b2 Broad
way go as New York i66 rierrcpOn 81, Brooklyn
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the public from hngus iInintors issued letters pater
10 j. A. BENDAI.i OF the Misnt Carpet Emporium
iI2 Fulton st. whom II granted the exclusive right
ute the Oris Misnt Carpets as a trade marx.
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Get "a pad.-Morc than eppO li,us y me .scs bea,
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GAFr FLFiSCuNANN CO.'S
COMPRESSED YEAST
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