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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-05-25

STATE Of Louisiana Pa risli
of Eermilioa-Pariel Coart--No.
SIS.
Succession of Eugdnie Landry.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested ii said success
sion, orhaying any opposition to
make,to the tahleaa of debts and
charges and Of partition of cash
realized at sale of the alore-
said succession, to Gle the same
II writing, in the Office Of the
Clerk of Court within ten DAYS
from the date here Of.
Given under my hand and seal
this 18th day of May 1878.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD. clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-05-25

Mr. Editor
In the Mcridional OF last week.
it was stated that Judge Mouton
had given Judgment against j. A..
Brookshier for $500.
This statement is calculated to
mislead the public and cause them
to think that this amount was
found due the parish by Brook
shior whereas the truth is, that
the Judgment is for $4,000 only,
as due the parish, with 2 per cent
a month interest as a penalty tor
not paying on demand, which
interest added to the principal
might amount to S $500.
Furthermore it is but justice to
say that Judge Mouton on the
trial, for purely technical
reasons, did not allow to Brook
shier any credit for the following
claims he has against the parish,
and which the finance committee
as may be seen from their book
of proceedings agreed to allow
him to wit :
Warrants on election
fund s 9l7.8G
For making assessments
for years lS74-75 lo04.90
For books and stationery
furnished parish 290.50
For amt collected and
paid SEVERN Leblanc on
account Of his judgement
VS. parish $500
Total 5 3528.26
All Of these claims are Justly
due me by the parish although
for technical reasons not credited
IN the suit against me and |
will be compelled to sue to recover
what's due Inc.
j. A. BRooKsHIER.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-05-25

Anis rec'd and apport
to Or of 9th ward 356.-o
ANTS paid out On above
Us per warrants On ale 1890
Bal on hand 1928
ANTS reed and apport
to Or Of 9th ward 1891
ANTS PAID out CD above
as Der warrants on file 298.5o
Bal on hand 74.Il
ANTS reed and airport
to Or of 18th ward 1862
ANTS paid out on above
as per warrants On file 430.25.
Bal Oh hand 45.9T
Ants reed from State
Treasurer for poll tax af226.10
Airport among the wards
from above 224.58
Bal on hand 1.52.
Amt placed to CIR Of con-
tingent fund 225.O0I
ANTS paid out as per,
warrants 1852
Bal on hand 27.3S
ANTS reed from tax col. GT9.79I
-" placed to Or Of wards 678.66
Bal On hand 1.13t
We have examined the books
OF the Treasurer and found them
correct as above set forth.
Respectfully submitted,
A~RCHiE<YoUSG,
Committee 3. FAULK,
ISAAC WISE,
On motion, il was, resolved that
for want Of funds TO carry on HE
same, tie public schools in all the
wards except the Isl aud md be.
closed unil the lst Of sertember
of the current year, that said
schools be closed as each tcacher's'
current month expires, and that
the secretary notify the teachers
of the same. 9
On motion, it was resolved that
the secretary address a request To-
the police jnry to levy a two mill
tax for school purposes.
On motion it was resolved that
when the actuel contract expires,
the President be empowered to
contract anew with the Editor Of
the Meridional.
On motion, the Board adjourned
sine die.
JAS. II. WILLIAMS,
President.
r. SAGEERA, Sec'ty. pro tenn.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-05-25

.-.r JAS. NJ. WILLIAMS,
President.
Il. SAGrERA, Sec'ty. pro ten.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-05-25

We have examined the books
Of the Treasurer and found them
correct as above set forth. Z
Respectfully submitted,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-05-25

R. SAGaEnA, Sec'y, pro. tenn.
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GREAT STORM ~ WisHINGrON.
4 W oman Blown into the River nnd Drowned
Houses tnToofed.

WAsH1NGroN, Aug. 5-This afternoon thi.
city was visited by the most terrific storm which
has prevailed here for many years. Some forty
or fifty houses in different sections of the city
were unrooied. and extensive damage was
done to many buildings in process Of
erection. Castle Stewart. which has been rented
to the Chinese Embassy. was damaged to the
extent Of $1,000. Mary sharp. colorci. who re-
sides near the river was blown into the river
with her house. and killed. Several persons
are reported injured by lightning The Patent
Onlcc. the Smithsonian Institution. the office Of
the Post and the Holy Cross Church Of the
Communion were struck by lightning but not
seriously damaged
Tho sewers throughout the city were greatly
damaged. and the cellars of many business
houses the ncighborhood Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventh street were Hooded. Dur
ing the storm the avenue in front II the Execu-
tive Mansion and Treasury Department resenl-
bled a rapidly flowing river. and IL was
with the utmost difficulty that street cars
or vehicles u amp DE-, ription could face win I
ana rain. Hundreds Of spnrrows wcrc Killed
by the hail. which fell with Errnt violence
SHADE tr".. III All sectlOn, Of the city wcr"
broken eNd blown down
The water IN front of the Baltimore and po-
tulnu' depot, this AFTERNOON. WIS abb no cightrnn
lu hos deep. nni pu~~ Nu -elS fOr tho tram were
lorri"d over the Hooded streets in wagons
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degraded. Capital is always on the alert. II
has vicious tools always ready TO try to create
discussion. and If you mon keep \ good lookout
Tor these infamous scaawaga. IL YOU suppress
them when they make their appearance in your
midst and try to create n dissrnsion you will be
victorious. But on the other hand mark Won
man. Tho Greenbackpr has his Issue nm
other man has his issue. and so on. Tell
them to drop these Issues and como together
Tor broad and butter lApplausc.l II your op-
nonents ask YOU what you are going TO do. tell
c yo1 "rv GONG e. the state Of Mas.
gong To capture 1t TO enable you To- amciornte
the condition Of the working masses.
Wolves Tc 'n'% S Yak take ar" care trey cg Ssa
LAWYERS and bankers, What do these mon know
Almighty implorc Of you on this occasion TO
pool your issues and capture the State of Mas
1t? IA voice Yes - Then ali in favor Of
gBo ong their Issues win please signify it by
wore no hands, II IL carried unanimously.
lNociterous applausc
tco.morrow that this is not a unanimous vote.
Ihnt settles that question. am GLAD TO see the
workngmen Of Massachusetts, 20 united You
VIII drive the Democrats and Republican to-
gether IL YOU keep united. The idea Of men In
CALIFORNIA Democrat for instance calling n
Republican q robber and Republican. calling
Democrat thief. When ace these two men
Join hands and marrying believe them both
daughter know the worklngmen Of Mas
sachusetts will succeed. | walk the earth at
midday, and mad the vast cxpanse of the blue
heavens unrelicved with the sparkle Of n
single star. and yet | know that Mars
whirls through space that Jupiter and
Uranus are flashing I'm the fields Of. light that
guiding CLEAN OF the North Star are ali there;
and when the ccntrp"tal force Of nature wheels
us into the presence of night. we behold
N Al "a.
ing splcndor on their eternal rounds.
And thus il Is with a movement Of this kind.
know they are AS true NJ the stars In their
views. and will when chilled upon. exhibit
Themselves IN beauty. Prolonged applause.
sand limos.
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NEW JIRSIf.

The iuhn mNcrssrb OF the bnth O ruin Nici lall,
VIII hC eel hrHtri SUNDAY Hnd Monday n
Union Fart, Newark hl the Turn a>sociNtiunA D New
jersey assisted Nv the German Singing hociCuCs
Capt lOhn SANFORD Of m yacht BllA Ann ~, oucd
hNc NouW men NJ tins ciN on SUNDAY ntleinnri who
hat been fishing On K0nHns siOt. Thor boat .tr,Lu
on a rock ul,ct ana thicW them INTO tho Natct
The Lo, of samuel Bond Of the insurance hud 70 Al
estate im at hing Bond. Newark, MAS buried ,rsttI
hM THO SclNCVs were conducted hl the k,. III ioi
csltI Of Newark snd the Rev Dr. Chants IL Of Hu,ion
THE hud) of Thomas nouiun the Young man who
mmlFd from the bridge IN ras,nic Fails ON Stmiu
hhd ma drowned, MaS recovered Yesterday mmnnr
A'Fl h'"l ia" si1l Nncic hr sank Thurc Mctc no
hiu'-e. on slsns OF violence upOuu
John murphy q sailor on the stun IntNc.i Queen "A
M Al hc NcchrWkon OIL docks was lined - lc.lrf -,
uy Recorder MeDonOulh OF lloukcn Ton all .mpuls 10
commit hmtide ~ throwing hun>cli into hc ri,tl nom
the piei NJ the loot al Newark street,
The residents OF the Village Of Southport conliaiu O
llcmo Wlucs nom NV orr Hnl lNuolbn mo inlinL
hnhl' Of llolhs Neck and Cul SpIu aic also s,lvn.
annoyed by hcN irMd} Sunds) rhlues
HE three anl hall story hOh,c al iuuu, B,ruic,. oi,
Outer Marshall street Paterson, to.ciNpI Nih all nc
luimplfe. WAS DESTROYED NtstciiN mulnu& tA me
mat Is supposed to have been iucrnltliN Two mcn
hHttlN escaped with their NcN Insurance the buI
M, ~ 5OD, on the furniture, uohins
Mrs Anna Zccrs wife Of JoSpl hicr, n tlo Norfolk
street member OF the Democratic cav Geu,TVi COM
miticr al Newark, dlcd Oh hndtl Gitcinnor from
rcs received saturday last hY ihe UNpln,n can
ol koIONne oil Nitl, which c MAN Au " hsht hrV
MIS- IrelS was beRis VI ase, AMI had bssa mRircl
three MQphA
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GOING AFTER HER MONEY.


Tho robbery of Mrs Walker at Railway
continues TO be tho ono topic OF speculation and
interest in that small Jersey city. Mr.. and Mrs
Walker have given their case to Fullerton
Knox Crosby. and Mr. Graham Of that office
will accompany Mrs Walker on the Cunar,l
steamer which sails tomorrow. Mrs Walker
makes Affidavit 10 the effect that Thomas A.
Forbes robbed her Of $4,000 in money and
irwelry to the value Of $500. Mr.. Lanier will
also max" an AFFIDAVIT corrObornting Mrs.
Walker ne 10 the amount of The money paid to
her order Ivy his banking house. and that il was
paid tn Forbes. Efforts will be made to obtain
cNtradtion uapors.
Mr. Daniel Roberts II Railway the half
brother Of Mr.. Walker. IL still Of the opinion
that Mrs Walker and the Forbcscs have bc"n
doing some big detective work together. His
only ground for the belief is the stories Forbes
has told Forbes seems to- have enjoyed the
confidence Of both the brother and sister. and
has kept them apart by telling each that the
other talked to his md her drtrmant.
Forbes's story WIS that he and Mrs.
Walker had taken up an old case OF Walkers.
aud after long and shr"wi work upon it mndr
their fortune, II twas ten da,s hcf, '"t tho sudden
departure OF the Forh .ss tha' 49, showed
Jointly TO him and Mrs. Walker. being Inc
result 81 their extraordinary dctc,tiy" work.
Inc bllls. 81 the denomination OF 1910 and
~ 900 were all new. and it was suggested 10
Mr. Roberts that they might he counterfeita.
He thinks they were not.
Mrs. Walker denies emphatically that she
was cognizant Of Forbes possessing anv such
sum as he showed her brother. and which
Forbes told him was to be equally divided with
her. The only money that Mrs Walker knows
anything about Is tho $4,000 she drew on
Friday from Winslow. Lnnior 4 Co. through
Forbes. The firm say that the amount accumu-
lated gradually 20 her account
In what way Weaver. the real estate agent Of
Halfway Is connected with the Forbese- doc .
Mead II Railway, that he thought Of going to
Europe for while. and that he wished him to
take charge OF his business during his alb
sencc. Mr. Mead has therefore taken charge Of
Ncavcrs Office. books, and papers, and thus
far has found everything correct. He left
money behind him In the safe. II was reported
in Halfway last evening that a citizen OF That
place and had seen AMI conycrsod with Weaver
in Jersey Clty YESTERDAY afternoon. but it could
Mr.. Walker resigned his situation rs private
detective AT the Metropolitan Hotel Yesterday
morning. He said on sunday might that he
should do 50, because he felt his character had
boon injured by having hs name connected
win such brother professional n Forbes. His
resignation was promptly accepted.
An cnori has been madr 60 connect the alleged
experience Of a woman named Mr.. Hayes nj
present boarding at the Metropolitan Hotel
with the Nalker-Forhcs affair. She accuses
some one. and inSlnuates that IL was Walker
and Forbes who stole valuable papcrs from her
II is as'crained that she has monomania for
accusing persons Of robbug her aud l. con-
unually making trouble III the hotel Oh that ac-
count.
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MiNIGERS URONGED.
Discovering Forged Theatre and Excursion
Tickets In Large Quantities.

Mr. I. W. Hoiclc. the manager Of the Bow
CRY Theatre has within tho past few weeks
been constantly receiving large numbers OF
forged tickets. Saturday evening sixty were
received at the box ofllcc and Mr.. Hofele hav-
ing warned tho ticket officer to look out for
them and refuse admittance TO the holders a
number OF persons were stopped and informed
that the passes were forgeries. In each case
the holders had paid for them in amounts vary
ing from ten to thirty five cents each. The
managor, after taking their names. allowed
thcm 20 enter the theatre.
After tho Performance Mr.. Hofcle called upon
Acting Capt. Webb 4 the EIdridge street police.
WHO arrested Isaac Myers. ticket spcculntor Of
Gn East Brondwny. and Edward Hoincck". a
lewrller. 81 - Eldridgc street. In Myers.
pockets Were found large member 81 tho
Plymouth Rock. The latter are pcrirc; imita-
tons OF the rcgulnr ticket. Tho monogram Of
M.ssrs. Jarrett n Palmer j. well executed.
Isaac Myers. the principal accused. avorred
that he purchased tho tickets in n legitimate
manner TO Justice Flammer he said that a
over 5000 tickets for all the theatres in this
city 70 soil, and nvcrrcd tho name OF n man
named saunders, and that thcre WAS place in
Broome street where all kinds ~ tickets both
for excursions and theatres. were sold cheap.
For the Plymouth Rock excursion tickets he
naid nity cents a dozen. and for the Bowcrv
Theatre tickets 81. He denied any intention Of
defrauding. merely looking upon IL as q logiti-
mate transaction. He also asserted that he
lad purchased large quantities II tickets from
j. Fischer. halter. Of 30 Bayard street
Justice FlHmmcr directed Mr.. Hofcle 10 mako
out an affidavit against Myers for defraudine
the theatre hy trick and device. and committed
him Tor further examination,
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MIR M1RBLE's REVELATIONS.
What u Thought of the Letter by Democrats
nj the National Capital

WASHINGTON. Aug s. Even for midsum-
mer. Washington is unusually empty No, a sim
Gle Democrat of prominence of a number who
make this place their home are in town. There
arc always. however. In Washington some mon
not conspicuoualy before tho public. but none
the less intimately Associated with the
progress Of affairs, Upon thom the Sc
cret history of tho electoral count pub.
lishcd to-day. had an immediate oiIeo,
They are for tho most part familiar with the
daily succession Of events during the count.
This puts an entirely new Interpretation upon
them ALL 1t emphasizes facts few have hitherto
known. that much wHs concealed and more pre-
sumed by few Democratic leaders who as
sumed to speak for great party without CON
sulting its chosen chief Washington has
supporters of MIR. Tildon before his nominal ION
or after his election. but they have been cur
Ously multiplied by to-day's publication. The
burden Of explanation Is shifted on 10 othcr
shoulders; shoulders less able to bear il
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UITH ! ntLLET ~ ms MEAD.
Capt. Otto Alive Twenty four Days AFTER Ne
Tried 10 KIN Himself

Capt. John OTTO one Of the trustees of tho
Tcutonia Savings Bank. tried TO XII himself on
the morning of the 18th ut. He was dospOnd-
cnt. II was said. owing to the trouble and charges
growing cut Of the closing Of the Tcuionia
Bank. He shot himself IN the head. The next
day il was reported that he was dying and IN
fact. the chances OF his r"coyory were consid-
cred To bee very slight by his family and his
friends. Two chambers ot tho revolver having
boon found empty, it was surmscd that he had
DISCHARGED two Of tho cartridges. but nu balls
.nuli b" found, and there was only a wound in
tie lett eye
Can't Otto is still alive and Is apparently no
nearer death than when be shot himself twen-
iy-i'ur DAYS agp. The tail - somewhere undcr
tlc upper part Of tine skull. and very near thu
His cas-" is an extraordinary one and IA vet
his phN-lciqns can haN very iittl about him OK
,rIt ~ - his 20 'tual con litluu each day. Hchas
been dririouS most of IN" time. an at the first
no was frequently very violent. OF late he has
become puiu tor, hut his rat lnul poriols DO not
increase IN frequency or $685. alton. Physically
ne II III II remarkable cuulltiou. lIc takes n
lair amount of nouri~lmrn each dav, aud re-
laiuS rpu-ldrlub,e oi hio strength. His IulSe
Is generally high. ranging shout lOl TO lO2 set
WITHOUT the presence oi any wtl '-dctlncd tower.
VIII he regain his former physical hcaltli vet
remain mentally almost in his present cOudi-
lion the rest Of his life? is II question that his
friends haV" asked The poss, saion of good
constitution and the care that lee has taken Of
himself weigh IN his favor at the present time.
Ine wound made 10y the ball has healed. the
ball not having bocu removed. IT,. presence
may Keep tno brain in perpetual abnormal
through which the ball passed. When rational
no talks very LITTLE
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Th,. Woman Read. the Newspapers.

well dressed man called on Mrs George
Wood At i''Wa>hme'on avenue, brooklyn Yesterday
hnl aii' bessing her not 20 be frightened told ci M de-
gree, that hen husband who Is IN the .tomct, bu.ncs,
IN tins CITY had got into trouble with one of his clerks
anu IN passion slapped hs He hat been arrested
AMI fined ~ all of Which hc had except sii AMI that
sum the visitor dr.und Ma, Mnud At once asked why
hc dldntt get me money from hi, partner on hc had
gnne out Of town tho visitor saii WHY didn't he
draw check ' Mrs Wosl persisted " wen Utr fact
T." ue visitor tglai. BE- had already ovcrdtawn hs
HCsnunt " wen" Nj, wood sad A. lac ucrd, on \
ell VIII 50 Iight oyrr aud got INN out myself ON
wouldn't do that" he Nd. IN get the money and AT
whd 10 A. and he will come night home" Mrs MoOAl prc
pared to leave the house. ani her visitor though ntrV
Gus tried TO he merry and said that he would see hcr
then IN New York flr hurried ont and shot around he
corner Then Mrs wood thought he might have planned
togct hci out Of the house TO rob A. aud she .i Ton
heMhhor whom She put In charge Then commune At ne
"i the police, She asccrialncd that hor husband had
not been arrested. ami that hci visitor swinllei
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THE cHARGEs aGaINsr GEN MrrR
And Congressman Clark. Failure 90 In,c.,i.
gate Them.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3 Charges of bribery
and perjury viii shortly be preferred against
Con Niger, Chief OF the Signal bureau. by A.
Watson. whose exposure OF Congressman
ClHrh'- failure to investigate Myers recently
appeared in The SUN. The charges Of perjury
are hnsod ON Myers evidence. taken 10y Clark.
and that Of bribery unon the claim thnt
Clnrks notion and failure to pueh the
inquiry was secured 10y improper means. |; ~
not known what evidence cXis. IN support If
these charges. hut II is claimed tp be- OF Il slts.
factory character The ARTICLES whlch have al
tcntion in Clark = district in Now Jersey and n
Democratic weekly there ms called Tor post
poncment Of the nominating convention which
Is to meet on Wednesday until tho changes
made can be investigated
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CAMPAIGN ASSESSMENTS.
secretary Gorhnm aud Collector smith In q
Little Controversy.

WAsH1NGToN, Aug. 5.-Sccrctary George
c. Gorham has had some correspondence with
Collector William Henry Smith Of Chicago upon
tn" subject Of political assessments In his
first letter to Smith, Of July o. 1878, Gorham
SAYS:
have .ecn in Tho Mir i,t uo'n an nu.on to an al
paper reporter in which you arc rcpr, ."ni,d
m a. ,'",aet flAn- mi' a' scenndrel. black
by YOU h"n Republican, Censrcs,iona ,"mmittc
IN cni,,' courteous language and merely requests
o s "T s%ma.. purposes cannot b' that
Under date of July 3. 1878. in reply. Smith
denies using any such language. He saws he
notified his clerks that they were tree to con
irlhutn or not. as they plenspd. "" is opu,spl
10 pulltlcal 1ssments. ana upon this Smith
says:
III alu.c growing out Of the system IT enforced 49,
~, liz w. NIX, o"n'i9'ii crave rnous h, thr leaders
torn in the ciyi ''r,ce in Tie National dnnyanon OF
Republican tary and iho-e who hcicvc in n, u.eics,
IN the cause 90 4,ul government may not b. held bnr
nss N,anvhu" VOW viii observe from The eos, ol san.
uon are making NE Of Your circular ''"' Wv ''Po''
o. G9rhand repi1s to this in lciier lated the
e@rre@tly reporte Ills circular docs ' not con- m
ilic with smiths views. and money will not
come q itself and it is ono. way Of advising
claimed no power to cocrce. The circular
merely specifies information and has been do
uNuil''"l I'f Win u UnfS not contain. ftUr-
ham own services are gratuitous. II" closes
by saying:
Won mr.. an oiicchuldcr under President HAYES and
an net II ID mocras carry the lower House believe
he VIII Ice cNnrllcd rom his office unless h. prevented
Nv force and hooistd. Whether there would he slir
enough ltit IN the North To- resist she Northern
ANA southern Democracy IN such c.i oulv Bee he
itrnhu.d when, u ever that crisis shall uuiHpIy Ari>s
',rtAuA Won free tn 1T ht with foi.f hnnf.
nud 'c the Administration forced into d 1slif for it,
ME ~ other Republicans would be- ia sut a event 10 1T
quietly 10y and see hvli-crcnts n-ht out trust Won
VIII i,cl under no compassion To- contribute 10 the cam
Iaigu fund
Your failure 70 10 50 will not. assume bring your
on inl head a. the block.
IN conclusion venture single suggestion. which is
mat haNr never seen the expermeHt troi o clergy.
man standing up In his pulpit while the contribution hnN
was being circulated and Informing the congresatontai
he could see no reason why should give MI.
money away, AMI that those who refused were iu,t
as clover fellows as those who Cif r.yIucu WHO
abstain from this dampcning policy have never yet
icen accused OF attcmptins 10y their silence tu
cause Tie robbery 81 tho-o who -at in low.
IN 'front.' of them tear that ultra
fciormcrs hitherto neglected uninfurntal Ini
persistent office seekers are angry with THIS commit
tee tor not doing WRONG nud that hv failure H.
make as.p--u, uts have deprived them of q
,wch sic'auce which Ia, long done duty IN ihcir he
halt
in YOUR truly. GtoRst CONAN
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Thousands Of men and women are starving themselves
tpdcn 1heJ dare not eat or drink IN, o that tearing
u WAL ,ncichS' their he,h lile depends upon couunW
ots self denial The only safe and reliable Icmeoy lo
this terrible condition Is Adams Amt Fat Its wholY
vegetable and perfectly harmless II, in.urcS re
ducuou Of from two 10 five pounds per week Sold bJ
druggists
BurrAio. Y. June -. 1873
70 the PTop'rs OF Ahnn's Anti Fat
Gentlemen Tue following report u IRON the lady who
used Aanh Anti Fat " II Uhe Ann Fab had the desired
enect reducing the fat from two 20 Ave pounds week
until had Loaf twenty 6ye pounds hope never 10
gain what have LOST " Yours rospy
PowkLL PLl4PTos Wholesale DrRgisiS -Adp
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The Government ia erecting life saving sta
ton on Manhattan Beach toward the eastern end OF the
island The building which Is TO cost ~ Dp Ia 10 be- Of
wood hut IN cottage style and 10 have Nm ol~iNA
tiJ II VIII be two stories high the hrst story 10 ic
used tni the boat nnd tor the living apartment and the
second story To be DIVIDED into ,leenii rooms lor "
OF sA uf eilht persons The stations intended lni The
he Of ic,~l That may get into distress on the oo kHNAJ
hMnMLa MllInll MIe moan 10y