davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-08

All ncut!frices hui thelr drawbacks uatt! the ss-
1uhsious Lark OF the SOAP Tree was efou.hs tsous
don't tue n,o&t wholc.onle. felsahle and delight.
full AItcio Tor the teeth that brush MA ever dip
frtn
, 1877-10-08

Totsl.. STAT, $40 1857 800 $10o. zoo
It will thus be seen that tho fatal amount ol
GIlman'4 fotgcEIes iout W little lcs& Than
335O, ,U0O, on which be obtslncd advances aIgrc-
RatIng s1y7, 700 in cash.
yesterday WAS the iIono Fc-lnsura1ro C1M-
pany's connection with the forSsEcs;: Itu
o.stinal amount of Atlantic hutua! scrip
taken by the Home trom 0iln'an - collateral
represented individual face values of slo.-
f. r.: otse,. s1e w. *sfs a. for ss sz
and we're genuine. A short time ago thu Home
officials sent Gmaa 4. ~oFd ti!at tasy watea 9a.'
stood what they uacunt, aud Immediately salscd
tue rnuuey. The syrip that WIN returned tu hlm
consisted VI tbs three raiscd certificates ol W."
600 caet. Tho $l7, ,u0o ot small gs9a!ue ee.tta'
cates remain fn pDssesstun vi the laonc Com
pany u collateral for loan Of $it, ,tU0. 0tlMau
Took these tlree forged certificates and obtaln-
el loan vi t3o,0 600 On them IRON private
business man, fsleud Of hfs. who refuses to let
loSs rather than risk lnjurtnx his business repu-
tatton by ha1lug 1t matc public. ilcee threo
certificates arc the only oucs standing III tts-
naan'k uatRe That have not bccn presented to
One Of tpem was CALLED In for payment BY
man said il wa4 ,ptsla4d. Auother Ger
lIlcatt that was overdue was fund m The 6ateh
held BY the American Exchange bauk. fscss'
dent Coo, ot that bauk, says As llas seen aud ex-
an.tned the hftY TIRES shares additional 1f The
bauk's stock st4nIlng IN Gtluans paiue, an!
That they have not beeu altered. The ottsera u
tho Atlantic Lie say that. except Tue Three cST-
tilcatea mentioned Ill their scrip that xasmz1e
out to Guuun las bern accounted for. 1t IT,,
therefore, reasonably certain that tue tetsl
amount vi hls foTrerics bxa ocen assertaned,
aud u ~ given asoyt, 1or It cannot be discovered
that he manipulated any oths5 kind 1t cSrtllt-
GAtes t!4au tbosu that have lceu mentioned. 1t
was also icazi.et from the officers ot the Atlantic
Mutual th4t they never Issued duplicate ter-
til4ate to Gilnlan, Ena the trst power ot attor-
nsv discovered being dated jan. III 1910, It 4
equally errta ain, ~ stated III yea.erusy's 1he9,
that tlat was ths tiulu whea Gilman uesan ials
astounding CAREER Of forkesT. Another peculiar
, 1877-10-08

A pleasant and delightful toolh.wash IL BxR-
xtRn's uoLuEK DtNTiLA<1. II sTrests decay. ani
lmpaIn pure, swect bre&ih. AK your druggist
far 1t
, 1877-10-08

Dosros, Oct 7..-Coi.s Hcury n. sIbley =
prominent citizen Of Charlestowu, WAS asreatcd
yesterday, charged with forging Endorsements
ou two pronlssory notes wh!ch ho had dla-
,tn3
, 1877-10-08

BALTIMORE Nd. Ok 7.-AI1mmensa throng
attended services At the Cathedral, which xas
dssped In mourning for the late Irtsnate and
Archbishop. During tho dsJ fsom 5000 to
$1,000 persons viewed tue 1emaiua lying in
alRte
, 1877-10-08
THE WEATHER.,

T1E HENTJEEIN
WAsHlNoror, d. C., Obt. 81 =. m.--For tho
lake region eaate1!y winds, backing to cold,
northwcsterlJ, cloudy, rainy weather, falling,
followed by rising barometer.
LOCAL oRs1kTAfloNs.
, 1877-10-08
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH.

~ now recommend II s1eiuairet5, and consider II
superior 10 &vsrJ other remedy before the public.
l. T. CAArDELL. Doston-
, 1877-10-08
m EI3lEAt L..
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH.

''Tbe bsaett deStva from IT. daily rde Ii 10 md In.
ya1uAb!s.
HENRY WELLS, Of Wells, Fargo CO.
, 1877-10-08

- I, ,o,v cort,n fhot 1V,lfio,n q, Gilman.
~ ID ~" t... ~ s,,"n.t tG,,,,,", IT,
.ns .snp,sno -r,o ba' ~, ,"nn;t,, al.
eide, and It IA nIorc tfan probable TINT 1ic lns
hccn nulct1v hiding nwoy in this city all the
49,. =. .sn, ,ss~,so ,o.,o..,av th.t ornr,,,-...
."nc. WA 'e4'nee see,e, s'"s Itess".os .''
looking to compromise haa peen h'aae On the
part Ut lilman's relatives to hls victims. These
oycrturcs were said 10 hare como from GIln,an's
,rlf. md a,sscr,. and their terms wcre statrd
"Io a.A ts,,,s,..' IT,. f:,,,o .,ir,r. -, ,r, ~,
70 DC as !oiio"s' 'h'a .t'i'''au oheto ~ s"' Wy
the family residence and furniture wa'ci' are III
her name. together with hrr private fortune,
wh,cl, ia considerable, aud hIr. G,nan'a sisters
a.o ~o.1v to .acrtiro tbc,r in,1irlduai intrrc.t,
~ ~ s1.s1 ..,o.,,sr,s ..,st,, n ,hn y,,t;,,,s
will stipulato to refrain from prosecuting thu
forRes criaiual!y. There scctns u be tlo 1oubt
that tue ptopos!t1on VII DO asyepted, ~ II has
t,reauy met win very IaSosao!e tceeptIon. =
, 1877-10-08


Thsse figures show marked reduction In
each Item III favor Of the current fiscal yeas.
Leaving ont tho " as Department, for which NJ
coursc, be considered here II. mskinY conpati-
Sous, the aboye comparative statement ehowA !
dsrreasc In expenditures VI Ss,e9I, ,olS tn fAyor
Of thr hscal Quatter ended Sept. ~ last. Ibis
lnrtoM in ciyll aud Embellishments, $15t, ,9i5;
Mary. $2,0!l.7la; Interior, $tps,3H. .
4he receipts aud expenditures tor the two
asSsl quarters compared, when considered to-
RetAes tor Ihe purposo o& ascertaiutuK profit
eod loss, make thu following exhibit:
nucIeAse tn expe ndltuses ...,,.... 81, sol, 0lS
decrease Ia Fccetpta...... ). ........ 1.3o5. oao
1htA II will be- seen that while our receipts
as1e fallen VI, the ecouo.ny tn expenditures
aas Mole than cusn snpsnsated for the loss, anl the
wv IN taVor Ut tho current fiscal year.
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SAMOAN ISLANDS.

NEW VERSION OF THE AMERICAN coNsUL's
TROUBLES.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 0, 1871
A correspondent OF tho Chronicie, writing from
Samoa, gives another version OF some recent events
there, already mentioned Hc states that Mr. Griinn
the American Consul took forcblo possession OF the
property OF g. J. Smith Co, firm OF British NOR
chants At Mulaulu, on recount Of an American claim
without having FIRST presented the claim through the
British Consul rs IL tho custom In tho absence OF
legal system In the islands. The representatives OF
smith 4 Co. aud Hunt Cubrough rcgained posses
OF the warehouse and the property put under
tho British Consuis seal pending settlement OF
matter. Griffin tried 10 induce tho natives 10 attack
the warehouse but they declined 10 because no
unable TO raisc the sum OF 81, COO which .hcy
dcma0ted before undertaking the enterprise. A
The peace.
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DISASTROUS STORM ON LAKE
MICHIGAN.

CHICAGO, Ill., Nov. 0. 1877.
Last nights storm on the lake was the severest
pcrienced this season, and boat houses belonging to
clubs here, which havo withstood previous storms,
were beaten to pieces by the waves. The Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad track was torn up for some distance
along tho lake and Is not yet passable Fortunately
OF tho sailing vessels wero in the harbor hav
ing been driven in by previous accidents. Tho few
outside wore roughly used by the wind and waves
One small craft went TO pieces on tho shore.
Times despatch from Two Rivers, Wis, says
two-masted vessel IL sunk lew rods Dortheast of
harbor piers of That place. which u Is asserted Ia the
Mcclellan. The crew not discoverabe, but two
II Is presumed that the whole won't down. There
sheory that this vessel and another colidsd during
last nights storm.
A special 10 tho Inter. Oceln says tho schooner
which sank AT Two Rivers was tho Magellan, Cana
dian vessel, which carried OF six men, besides
the captain. All these undoubtedly drowned.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIP SIGNAL OrrIcEE
WASHINGTON. Nov. lO-l A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE T1iE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON Nov. 10-1 A. NJ.
Indications
For tho New England. Middlo Atlantic and South
Atlantic States, colder, clear or partly cloudy
weather, northw estcrly winds and rising barometer
For The Cult States colder, clearer partly cloudy
weather. norhery winds and higher pressure followed
in tho West Gulf states by falling barometer and
warmer southcriy Winds
ForTennessoo and the Ohio Valley, colder, clearer
or partly cloudy weather. nortbcry winds and higher
pressure followed at vest stations by rising tcmpera
turo.
For sho lower Lake region, cloudy weather and rain
areas, followed by clearing weather, with northeriy
winds, stationary or lower temperature and higher
pressure.
For the upper lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather. cold northery backing 10 warmer southerly
winds and rising followed by falling barometer.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
ieys warmer clear partly cloudy weather. followed
by increasing cloudncss and possibly rain areas
southcrly winds and falling barometer. srn
Tho Mississippi aud Missouri rivers will remain
nearly stationary. e1
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Lookout. Cape
Hatleras Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry, Cape May, Allan
tic City. Bsrnegat, Sandy Hook, New York. Now
Haven, New London, Newport, Woods Hole, Boston,
Thaichcr's Island, Portland and EastporI
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TRADE AT PEMBINA.

INCREASE OF rMPohTs AND EXPORTS ACROSS
THE NORTHWESTERN BoRDEn--MANIToBA.
NORTHWESTERN CANADA AND THE UNITED
STATES.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PEMBiSA, D. T.. Nov. o. 1871
Steamboat navigation on tho Red River northwar
Is closed tor the season. Collector Nelson, Of the
United States Customs service for the port OF Penn
bina, furnishes the HERALD with The following Official
figures OF tho trade OF the United States Manitoba and
the Canadian Northwest, during the season OF nava
CATION, beninning with the 1st OF April, 1877 ending
3lst OF October 1877 The total amount OF domestic
articles exported IRON tho United States 10 Manitoba
and Northwestern Canada. Tor the above period, was
1904 900; imported into the United States IRON Nani-
tobu and the Northwest, $5l2, 900; uondod imports
passed through IRON Manitoba 10 Eastern Canada,
x16G 900; estimated value OF Eastern Canadian goods
bu ndcd through TO Manitoba aud the Canadian North
wcs 81 00u 900. These figures show vaat Increase
all around. The imports IRON Manitoba 10 the United
states are chiefly buffalo robes and iurR
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FIRES.
A CABBAGE FACTORY BURNED.

CAMDEN, y. j., Nov. Y. 1877.
Al three O'Clock this morning = Gro was discovered
In tho trimming room OF the extensive carriage
works OF Charles :. Canrey, at Tenth and Market
streets The nreincn were promptly on the ground,
but all efforts the works unavaiiing aud
the buildings entirely destroyed. one hundred
meu are thrown out OF work Tho factory will DO
built al once. Tho loss buildings, tools patterns
benches ONCE furniture is estimated NJ 500 600
The insurance Is as follows Royal, OF Liverpool
pcrial ana Northern, OF London; Queens,
Of Liverpool; seotish Commercial OF Scot.
land, ADD Home Of View YORK, 1860 cncn (;
franklin oil Pnilade Pima; Lycoming ofPennsJ Ivnn.a
Fro Association. of Philadelphia; Pennsylvania Fire.
OF Philadelphia; Atlas. OF Hartford ORIENT, OF Hart.
ford; Insurance Company of Pennsylvania; Etna, vi
Hartford; German American, OF New York; Arctic OF
New York; Fircmen's Fund, VI California; Unitcd
Firsmen, OF Philadelphia; North British, and Mer-
camilla fb. $50 cnch
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THE CHICAGO wHISKEY FRAUDS.

OFFERS OF COMPROMISE REJscIID By THE
GoyEgNMENT.
WAsnSoroS, Nov. Q, 1877.
IL stated that as the result Of consultation held
at the residence OF tho Attorney General Thursday
evening between Secretary sherman. Attorney GEN.
erai Dcvens and Mr.. Rawne, Comm ssioner OF Inter-
nal Revenue, u was determined to reject tho offers
compromise made in the Chicago whiskey fraud cases
by Roelie JuDker Oliver 4 Co., and others As y
further result OF tho conference additional nstruc-
tons were agreed upon TO be transmitted District
Attorney Bangs. SIR. Bangs, who has been in the
city several days, left for Chicago last evening"
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NEwDcRYronT, Mass, Nov. o, 1877.
Engine House No. 8, together with ils contents,
WINS destroyed by IRE this morning. The loss Is
So COO 10 the city The residence OF j. T. Noycs was
also destroyed. Loss So 0O0 Insured Tor 700. Tho
fire was caused by an inCe ndiary.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William IA. Barnnm. OF Connecticut; George
b. Robert, First Vice President, aud Edmund Smith,
Second Woo President OF tho Pcnnsyvania Railroad
Company and John @. Priest OF 81 Louis, are 81 the
Fnh Avenue Commander Francis J. Higsinson,
Unned states Navy, Is AZ tho Coleman ID. Thomas
Vail, President 81 tho Troy and Boston Railroad Com
papy, Ia at tho Windsor Gibson Peacock, OF pbila.
delphia, 10 al the Westminster.
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THE DENISON CANAL CASE.

ALBANY, n. Y, NOV. 0, 1877.
In the Denison Canal case to-day Taylor, Croker
and Cooper engineers, tesiaed that the work was
done satisfactorily those IN cnarge; also that they
did not receive any money or other valuable thing,
or the promise OF any IN the discharge oi Their duties
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A NEGRO HANGED.

By TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
NORFOLK Va, Nov. 0, 1871
A negro named James Edwards, trod and con.
vctcd In the County Court Of Princess Ammo county,
Tor criminal assault q negro child last sprnu.
suffered the death penalty to-day at noon. Ho died
quickly alter but little show OF suffering. 0Aiy
small crowd OF spectators were In attendance ut the
execution. ffN'st
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FAILURE OF A FARMER.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 8, 1877.
Benjamin A. Groomc, cattle dealer In Clark county,
Kv., died q petition IN bankruptcy yesterday His
liabilities SITS 54S and $780, go lands ana
CATTLE The various banks In Lexington, Paris, Frank
tort and all through the blue grass region Omong
his creditors.
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AN OFFER DECLINED.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. o. 1871
AT meeting Of the directors of tho United Railroad
companies hero to-day resolved respectfully
decline the offer Of Mr. A. Carnegie to sell the stock
owned by the LonGstreets To the companies a. pro-
posed In tho letter of Mr. Carnogie TO Mr. Dennis
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WRECKED ON LAKE HURON.

SOUTHAMPTON, Ont, Nov. 0, 1871
Tho schooner H. Fec went ashore during gale last
night, on Chantry Island. Her crew landed by
tho lighthouse keeper to-day.
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ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD.

A MILITARY COURT OF INQUIRY LOOKING INTO
LAKE ERIE HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ERIE, Pa. Nov. Q, 1877.
Last evening the members OF the Court Of Inquiry
now investigating the accounts OF expenditure made
by tho Engineers Department upon tho Improvement
OF harbors on Lake Erie under The management OF
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Z. Blunt, OF the Engineer
corps, stationed At Buffalo, met IN Ere. The court
consists OF General JohE Newton, General II. q.
Wright, General j. n. Brannon and Colonel Kent,
al OF the regular army. General Wright presices.
The Court was ia session Ia Burao nine days, OF
the time being occupied IN investigating the alleged
Erie harbor irkuds. Its sessions secret Ii tho
charges against Colonel Blunt ure sustained no win DO
Tried by United States court martial II is very Inn
portan case to the government tho alleged frauds
involve heavy expenditure OF public funds
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ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov. 0. 1877.
Tho trial OF Judge George Yeott has been post
poned In the absence Of State Witness to January
The charge Is drunkenness--a separate charge from
that made against Judge Grason.
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THE 1864 VINTAGE

oi Dr INphRnLL SWEET ysios PoRr from Croton Pon.
vneyaFds now - years old Is sold by druggists IL 10
simply the Juice OF the grape neither druggsd.
quored watrred Tor medicinal and sacram entail
purposes IL uIIe4ualled.
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All Sections Of the Right
Offer Their Support.
RUM0RED HINT FROM GERMANY.
The Orleanists Will Probably Steer
a Middle Course.
GRANT AT THE OPERA.
ley CABLE TO THE HERALD

lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
PARIS, Nov. 9, 1877
The reception of ex-President Grant at
the Italian Opera last night is the universal
subject of discussion among the American
colony in Paris to-day. Besides the Ameri-
can escutcheons and flags mentioned in
yesterdays dispatches as decorating the
facade of the theatre the city Of Paris lent
its collection of American flowers and plants
to decorate the passage Of honor where the
President of the Republic usually enters.
EXCEPTIONAL HoNoRs FOR GRANT.
General Grant was received there by M.
Escudier, the Director of the Opera. with all
the honors. On the Generals entrance to
the box the orchestra struck up "Hail Co.
lumbia," and the crowded and brilliant
audience rose to their feet. Generals
Noyes and Torbert and their wives occupied
separate boxes
BETWEEN THE ACTS.
Between the acts General Grant smoked
cigar and afterward promenaded in the foyer,
accompanied by M. Escudier The crowds
regarded him with interest, but were too
we'll bred to follow him or impede his move
ments in any way. The famous Tamberlik
took the part Of Manrico in the opera of
'Trovatore." Little is left of the voice Of
the once great singer.
GRAVITY or THE SITUATION
The gravity of the political crisis here is
becoming more apparent as the determine
tion of the Marshal to yield nothing to the
republican majority in the Chamber mani
tests itself. The republicans insist on
republican Cabinet; the Marshal, though
willing apparently to tako moderate con-
servative" one, will have nothing to do with
''radicalism," by which term he designates
even the most moderate shade Of republi-
canism.
THE MARsHAL's REASONING.
BY some peculiar process of reasoning he
- VIZ soe1u'Aon 'il"' 'n9 ineiii-
y 'eo oo"Aee0e0 Naon"iohicai par
ties-who each wish to overturn the Repub-
~ ~ WV A"'o 'Aon . o1nelen' canuio"'e
for the throne-represent the cause Of
'order, and that those who favor the con-
'0o w s't' iepuo'''an 10TH q
" A'soeA an''
any 0oHo''''on ~ 'ne fepuoiican
- 'P"''e'' 'noie-
-'N ~ "'A' 'S aere-
"
-'A' - 'A"'N1AiAs'
'''' '-o NA"' ieSi-
- i--'"'' SoA'ei'A0o Will LIS
~ A'o'' "'io - 20 De-
''' '''''' '''0 '''1i' :. VIC 'n'eiV'ew n'"y
D"'o ~ ''npoi'"n' 'oafihe Oh the action OF
W. mo " 'n' ''''o ou''ns 'ne present
49,. S Wv '''" ZIG : 'eS'-
rpe' p''''' - VIZ
f'o 0''e : "
" p'osoo
p "'' "pp"ieh''
'''' 'Ao
''''.-- --'o"1ou
p~'''A' "A'SA N' 'e
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' "' SoA % "-
NfoA O'eS'
"' $500 80 :" '
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THE FISHERY COMMISSION.

HALirAx, Nov. o. 1917.
Mr.. Dana addressed the Fishery Commission TO day
on behalf vi the United states. lie will continue TO.
morrow
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twcnty-iour hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding dato OF last year. as
Indicated by tho thermometer Hudnut's pharmacy,
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WIGS, TOUPEES.-G. RAUcHFUss. PRACTICAL
wigmaker: Switches. Caris. Invisibes. Bandeaus a.
East 18th H.. near broadway.
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A-BESNErr BUILDING.
fIEEPhOOF.
LOCATED on Nasal; ANS ASp FULTON SITS.
10 LrI on yERY MEASURABLE TERMS
stiTABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY ON PREMISES
A-FoR Stylish AND ELEGANT HAT GO TO
EsPENscukID, Manufacturer. liz Nassaast
DoNoyAN'S RESTAURANT, . EAST 18TH ST..
5h a Ia carte and table dhoto prices greatly
reduced
H. w. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden ans. are the sole manufacturers Of genuine Az
bostos Paints Roofing. Stsam fipo aud Bosr Covstinx
4c
HAZARDS ULrRAMARlNE Blue SOLD IN
balls nsures psrfect tint clvhes. blue IA the MOST
favorable bleaching agent turns your IA men
yellow. with its clothes IN IA xht ana air
will bleach perfectly white. sold by all Rrocers
- $500
OLD CROW
and BCncAnpsnR Rvs WHISTLES
. have never been equallcd.
ii. u. KIRK SO.. NEW YORK.
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EGGS FOR ENGLAND.
MONTREAL. Nor. o. ls11.

MONTREAL, Nov 0, 1877.
Tho shipment, Of eggs IRON this port 10 England Is
largo scale. Tho steamship Lake Ncpigan,
which sailed Today, took Cut ~, vVU dozen.
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ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS lND0k5E HALE'S
HoaAy oF lionsnoUsp raG positive specific for
coughs colds aud tigntne~s u the Ghost
IIxb = u DROPS Ia ~ minute.
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 LIST or NEW NOVELS.

ANOTHER MANS WIPE.
capt. al move. Of modern times and everyday
pie full OF humor and highly entertaining l2mo. cloth
bound. Price, " 30.
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VITAL RESTORATIVE CURES PREMATURE
weakness. debility and dyspepsia or either sex
Price 81. All druggists
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VITAL RESTORATIVE IS SOLD BY DlTMAN,
Astor House.
HUNT DUNLAP goth st. and Broadway
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WHY WIFE AND I ,

TRUE LOVE REWARDED.
Another new domestic t.le. by A. ). Hoe, whose othsr
stories read aud reread with much pleasure and
proht. t2Ino cloth pound. Price. 81 SO
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TWO SINGLE BULLOCK FERgEcrlxG PRESSES.

cHpHHIc o. PFIHIIhg I3.tIUJ copies hour
OF eight page paper either six eight columns
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE
LONGING THERETO.
PRICE. $1,000.
Address J. q BENNETT,
Ne X.rLH nra
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