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A PEN PICTURE.

few months weeks. since her paid
the very of ruddy hcaIth-the delight o tho
school AID tn, pride OF the household She aw
welcome wherever duty pleasure led her Diiigcn
pnnciual and exemplary In the class obedcnt
loving home. she the hearts Of ALL Hut alas those
glowing cheeks and lips bianched by
Thc voice enchanting laugh md feeble
husky and broken by hollow colg Let approach her
couch aud eouty axe her aulcss hand Ia Do
uder because OF It's feeb passioniess grasp. The
hand and plump show wia
HE cords and tortuous plainly Mapped
surface The pulse that bounded with ropie
beauty v.vscv. heath strength to the Is delft
the touch III encrvatcd heart eeBiy propes tho
thin, blood. Must lose her while young
and arr No. There Is rce'. but some thin2
required than tho observance OF hygcnc rules TOR snfce
this pleasant medicine IL Is nvigorating 1t alays the
healthy Jingle through her whole being Tho blood
with impulse Her face brighiens-the blood Is
delivered in that pccsish fretiui tons deadenins
rap dIy rcturain. Let " .akc her on, IL tho life
giving sunshine. In lew weeks she will 20
aid ard be as =" join her companions Ia their pleasant
patimes and feel her whole being warmed ami expanded
Into perfect ME-" Tho change i great that think
she Is noLer than bcfofe. Aud the
cine which has Wrought tails transformation oos
rs blessing to- humanity Tor there other loved
be- rescued from the grasp OF the insdions destroyer Dr.
Pi.HcEs GoLDtS MEDICAL DISCOVERY has raised her IL
will raise others
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A CENTRAL PARK SPECTRE.

rustling among the underbrush ut tho side OF ono
Of tho paths leading to tho Nall the Central Park
last evening" attracted the attention OF Sergeant
LEM. Of tho Park police, who caught glimpse Of
white form darling through the bushes. Lumber
OF stories which he had heard from fellow OIL
GERS, who claimed have seen these uneartbly
visitan,s in their solitary night patrols flashed
through tho Sergsant's mind and Tor moment no
was rooted TO the spot Tnen recollecting That It
lack ed several hours OF tho timo when supernatural
beings generally reputcd TO taso thor earthly
pcrambuiations hc summoned sufficient resolution to
follow tho fleeing figure, which dashed among ths
trees hills aud behind rocks. Alter chase OF
nearly ten minutes tho Sergeant was near
TO tho figure that he about to lay
his bands t. but It suddenly slipped behind HIN,
whence 1t was followed by the intrepid Sergeant
Here the figure stopped and Lenz stretched out his
hand To seize IL, but instead of meeting
with Yielding air his hand encountered solid
substance. In u piteous feminine voice the woman
for such tho OF the fugitive, begged the SER
gennt to let her 90, but he refused add Informed
her that she violating Park ordinance
in walking through the Park in her pres
cpt habnents. Compelling her 10 don her
clothes, which were lying under trec where he first
her, took her 10 tbs Arsenal, where sne gave
her name Ammo Morun, iwcnty-cight years old, OF
Henry street, aud coua not account Tor her strange
irsak. Shc locked up and Will DO taken 10 court
to-day,
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FLOODS IN THE BLACK HILLS.

A PASSENGER RAFT cAPsIzED SERIOUS IN
JURY THREATENED 10 DEADwooD.
DEADwooD. d. r., April 81, 1875
On Thursday night Tho RAFT that is used tor trans
porting passengers ard mail across tho Cheyenne
River on The Sidney route capsized when IN the mid
Ole Of the stream All tho mall and baggage were
lost and tho passengers narrowly escaped drowning.
SWELLING THE GREENS
Warm weather tor the past lew days has caused q
rapid melting Of the snow the mountains, which
has swollen the already dangerously high creeks that
run through Dcadwocd. This evening rain storm set
in and great fear Is entertained that portion of
tho business centre OF this city viii DO seriously
damaged by the food. Tho District Court ad-
journed to-day account Of water lowing into the
court room. All the deeds and papers are beng re-
moved from the Recorders Office, which lies IN the
path OF the water, to place of safety. largo gang
OF inca arc NJ work tearing down bridges anu small
buildings that oostruct the iree passage OF water.
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THE PARTY AT READING-GoISG, THROUGH
TIE CITY AND THE IRON FACTORIES

THE PARTY AT READING-GoISG THROUGH
THE CITY AND THE IRON FACTORIES.
[DY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.1
READING, April 81, 1878.
The Presidential party arrived in this city four
O'Clock this afternoon ana visited tho extensive car
shops and machine shops OF the Philadelphia and
Reading iailroad Company General Robert Pstscr-
son, Of Philadelphia, was IN charge lie introduced
the President to crowd OF about lvo hundred people
AZ the depot Tho creerlng was not vocilcrous. Tho
President merely stated his pleasure at meeting the
people Of Reading Attorney General Devens spoke
briefly OF the iron Industries or Pennsylvania, and
referred TO the mammoth Establishments they had
visited The journey through the State IN charge
OF prominent mombers oil tie ludustrial League OF
Philadeipha-hi;h tarn mon.
The entire party, consisting OF about twenty fo1r,
took carriages and were drvca Though the
VI tho city in charge vi Mayor Evans General
Manager Woottcn W. r. q. Coke, Collector J. T. Val
entine and Postmas tor George w. Grant At ha-past
i've O'Clock they departed Pnmnxviilc anu visited
the large iron works, alter which they proceeded to
Philadelphia. r
The party consisted OF the President and MIRA
Hayes, the Attorney General, Mrs secretary Sher.
man, Is. A. Hay and W. q. Hayes, Ass Plat and Il.
II. Platt The following Philadelphians were with
them :-Genoral Robert Patterson and Mrs. Iynde, his
daughter, anu tina two Misses his grand
daughters: Morton. Nc Mtchacl Joseph Wharton, wio
and daughter; j. L. Clagh0rn ana r. N. BROOKE.
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RUSSIAN WAR VESSELS.
A GIGANTIC SCHEME ON FOOT AT SAN FRAN.
CISCO 10 FIT OUT SHIPS.

A GIGANTIC scHEME ON FOOT AT SAN YRAN-
CISCO TO FIT OUT SHIPS.
Nt+F SAN Francisco, April n, 1873.
IL ia reported this evening, by persons who claim
to DO In tho plot that In anticipation OF the breaking
out OF hosti.iiies between England and Russia, q
foot to a. out prIvaseer In this port
to prey on British commerce. Letters OF marque from
the Russian governments arc already here In blank,
waiting for tho declaration OF DO 1llcd out.
Negotiations under way for tho purchase OF ono
OF number OF steamers laid up in Aimeda Creek
on tho opposite side OF tho bay.
THx cREws.
Commissions OF officers also here and funds TO
carry out tho project Over two hundred havo
the enterprise, the recruits being mostly drawn
from tho idle classes. who are ready Tor any
thing Captain waddcl. late OF tho wrecked
Pacific Mail steamer City OF San Fran.
cisco, formerly In command OF tho rebel privatscr
Shenandoah, mentioned the probable commander,
and Captain Lapelge, la,o Of the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship service. is named as ono OF tho officers.
WHEN rHg HOUR coxKs
The persons profess to mean business and will be
prepared 10 movo tho instant war Is declared.
From other sources it 10 learned that the Russian
corvette craysscr lying in position, Is prepared
for instant action, and tho object Of hor long
delay here is to obtain the earliest possible
news OF the outbreak OF hostiltiss and at once 90
10 sea and be wait Tor British vessels bound
to this port II Is undertood that, with
tho exception OF tho corvette Opal and the small
gunboat Rocket at Victoria and rigato ship. which
Is supposed to DO somewhere In tho ncghborhood Of
Panama, there is not single British war vessel
In the North Pacific to Interfere with the designs Of
tho Russian cruiser and It is possible vessels
Victoria would DO retained there for defensive par-
poses
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THE FLORIDA FRAUDS.
Ex-ATToRNEY GENERAL TAFT's EXPLANATION
OF HIS TRANSACTION WITH sELKIEK-wHY
The DETECTIVE DID NO GOOD.

Or his InANSACIAOS WIKI 6ILAAhA-Nd1
THE DETECTIVE DID NO GOOD.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
CINCINNATI April -, 1878.
Ex-Attorncy General TAFT IN an interview tonight
with reference TO the story OF Sclkirk tho dc
tcctive sent TO Florida, said that tho state
ments therein for the part untrue.
He admitted that he commissioned Selkirk 10
60 10 Florida, no beng recommended to him
as an expert detective, to SEQ that no frauds wcrc
committed on justice during the count H.
gavc him 500 money Tor expenses, but
as soon az Sclsirk reached Florida he Crafty
was informed that he had been On
spree ever since leaving Washington On learning
that he sent hm $50, with orders to return home at
once, and still later another like sam to the District
Attorney TO buy him ticket to Washington.
Selkrk, he says, worthless because OF his dss-
patton and was At no time position 10 know OF
any attempt TO mani uate votes way or another.
even II such were the intention. Judge Tafl's state
mcnt made TO clear himself OF what he regards
most unjust charge rejecting upon his official char
actor head or the Department OF Justice.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR Dgp.RrMEy

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHiEF SIGNAL OrF,cER,y
WASHINGTON, April Isl A. u.
Indications
For Sunday. in the Middle States and New England.
falling barometer northeast to northwest winds,
cooler, cloudy and rainy weather, clearing away in
the southern portions
For the lake region northery winds, cooler partly
cloudy weather ami rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri val
leys, Tennessee ana the ONO valley and tho South
Atlantic States, cooler northwest TO southwest Winds
rising barometer clear partly cloudy weather
For the Cult States south and west winds, warmer,
clear weather and stationary barometer.
The rivers will generally ia except rise in tho Lower
Mississippi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
YOUNG SCALP HUNTERS.

In tho Pennsylvania Railroad Depot at Jersey City
yesterday officer Bowe saw three boys who
lug in strange manner. Ho overheard story of
them was relating about 'trappins and Indians. Z"
He arrested them, ana at tho Gregory street police
station sunsshot, number OF keys, loaded cane
and thrce knivo were takcn from them. They gave
their names William Bird, aged thirteen Of No. 81
Dulieid street; Daniel Carroll. aged Twelve OF No.
265 Bridge street, and Robert Jamson aged twelve.
OF No 100 Concord street. all OF Brooklyn. Jamison
had three I'VE dollar bills 3cwcd tho lining OF his
coat. They said that they weie going West and had
ran away from home.
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MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

Jamos McGinty arrived this city last Thursday
from Now Orleans. lie .nado tho acquaintance Of
Eugene keenan,, fellow boarder az No. 492 Second
avenue, and wont out with him among tho dives OF
the Fourth ward In ElizA be,h street thcy occupied
the room. In ,ha morning Mr.. Keenan, de-
parted with McGinty's gold watch and chain
Las; night tho perhdious trend was arrested by
Oiiiccr barclay OF the Eighth precinct IN front OF
paw nshop at Spring street ana South Fiith avenue
When sparcned ut tho station house the stolen watch
and chain were found on his person. Mr. McGinty
identified the prisoner. fnc prisoner will be ar.
yalrueu Mt court
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

United States Senator Theodore y. Randolph, of Now
Jersey, and General s. ID. Hungcrford, OF jefferson
county, N. Y. are at the Filth Avenue. State SeDa-
tor Hamilton Harris. Of Albany, is at tho Everett.
Captain w. X. Mayo, United States Navy, Is at tho
ST. James. Judge Reuben Hitchcock, OF Ohio, is at
tho ST. Nicholas. Congressman Benjamin Deas, OF
Is yston, is at the Windsor. Amos A. Llwrcnce, OF
Boston, is at the Albenaric Congressional Delegate
Martin Maginnis, oil Montana, IS At the ST. Denis.
BspJimn /. Cheney, OF Boston, is at the Brovoort.
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BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
ALBANY, April 81, 1878,

ALBANY, April 81, 1878.
Tho Governor to-day signed tho following bills:--
Amending tho act Investing certain powers In iree
holders aud inhabitants OF tue town of Madison.
Extending the time Tor tho collection oil taxes In
Sullivan county.
To protect the Seaside Boulevard and meadows adj
jaccnt thereto the south shore OF staten IhIand
and TO prevent the from ucng Injured
flowed by the watars OF Now York Bay.
For the protection OF graves IN cemeteries.
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AT BETHLEHEM.

BETHLEHEM, April 81, 1878.
President Hayes arrived here by special train Al ten
o'clock this morning They werc met Ny a large
delegation Of citizens Tho President addressed the
assemblage ana was heartily checred Tho party
were shown through the establishments OF the Beth
ebem Iron Works, the Lehigh Zine Works and the
Lehigh University, after which they proceeded via
the Lahgh Valley Railroad TO Mauch Chunk.
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ERIE'S NEW NAME.

ALBANY. April 81, 1873
A certificate Of Incorporation Of tho New York, Lake
Erie and Western RaiIroid Company (bcing tho re-
organization oil the New York and Eric Railroad CON-
psny) nod in tho Office OF tho Secretary OF state
to-day. Tho incorporates arc II. suydam Grant, u
New 4 org; S"ioinan a. Guthrie, oi Buffalo; Hugh j.
Jewett john Taylor Johnston, Charles Dana. Curt
landt Parker, OF Newark. y. j. Homer kamsdeil, OF
Ncwburg; S,mucI Sloan, Henry q. StcbbIns, George
n. raiinan, rnoron Il Butter, J. Fred. Pisrsop,
James J. Goodwin aud w llliain " alter Phelps.
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shortly alter eleven O'Clock last night Ore dis
covered IN the workshop Of the Now York Stencil Com
pany No 81 Nassau street, second floor, rear Before
'he himes had timo 10 make much hcad.ay tho irc-
men We're on the grotnd, and promptly extin-
Rnsned them, portion OF the flooring
AM raitcrs was burDed, aud some OF the
material around portable forge which stood in u
corner Of tho roopi injured to onsIderable ex.
tent soms alarm felt IN tho adjoining pr ei ises
which are occupied by the printing establishment OF
Douglas Taylor The amount OF damages, which we're
small, was not certained.
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THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE AND MS SUITE
VISITING THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS
HARRISBURG AVOIDED.
PnILADELpaIA. April 81, 1s7s
The Presidential party started special train
over the North Pennsylvania Railroad this morning
on tour Of inspection through tho coal and
gions OF the Lehgh ana schuylkill valleys They
proceeded on the North Pennsylvania Road TO BetLo
HON.
Tho President and party left the Continental Hotel
at about ten O'Clock Tor West Philadelphia take the
Ave to twelve o'clock train Tor Washington.
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PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Tho tody Of the man recovered from tho canal near
centreviiie ~ j., on Friday night yesterday
identified as that OF Joseph Froche, OF No Isl Jack
son street. Paterson The has been missing sinco
Monday'last. when having sold horse he lett home
with tho money received 10 buy another. Tho peck.
cts OF the deceased had been riiod ana niicd with
stones when found anu there a severe cont SION
over the left eye OF the corpse around which the
blood hsd settled II Is believed that Freilchc,
was an Industrious aLd temperate man, sixty years OF
a n,ur md
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AVeFast IcHPuTaIuTc ycsEcTuHy ...........s %
Average Temperature for corresponding date last
year ...... So "a
1877. 1873
Weekly average Observation-Disclosures. So 81 81 81
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WILLIAM II VANDERBILT.

Considerable talk WAS ,nju!acd IN yesterday IN
Wall street circles relative 10 The departure Of Mr..
william H. Vanderbilt, who icit for Europe on the
steamship br.tanic On being SPOKEN 10 concerning
me rumor that he was gong abroad 10 purchase
'4no OF steamers, " he asserted that there NO
rum whatever IN H. n 20 Abroad. said he. 'pArty
LOT pleasure ana partly Tor business" What that
business was no did not reveal
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LockroRr, N. ", April q, 1873.
bad leak occurred IN the Eric Canal, three miles
Of this city, last night, which was only prevented
from becoming disastrous break by the moh promlt
Efforts. superintendent Peck, With force OF men,
worked ali nghi aud succeeded IN stopping u at Ave
O'clock this morning. Eastern bound boats were
stopped at The locks here aud detained four hours
but are now moving all right
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FlrsnISo, \. !

FLUSHING. y. T., April ~, 1878.
Private Francis Callahan, OF the Engineer corps at
Fort Wallets died suddenly Of overdose OF choral
hydrat. As heir TO landed estate Ia ireland he re.
ceivcd EGO mouthly IRON a solicitor al Cork. Iic
camo TO America on frolic enlisted TOR i've years
Mad sctvcd four. lie took the choral 10 relieve
III su fIcriD gs from Ken cxccsscs
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PROMINENT CITIZEN KILLED.


lpy TELEGRAPH TO the HEnaLD1
CiScIxxArI April q, 1873
1his Afternoon Daniel Heaton, IN OLD c,tizcn and
prominent business man tor many years, was killed
by an engine the Little Miami Railroad near Camp
pcuuison. Hts summer residence Is ut the Inter
place, aud he had just stepped on tho cars and was
waking on tho track within sight OF bis homo when
tho train struck him. killing MIN instantly
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HELD FOR MURDER.

Coroner Nolan held an inquest last evening into tho
circumstances attending the death OF Patrick Fuz-
patrick. WHO was shot oh last Sunday, ut No .os
North Seventh street, Williamsburg. the jury
brought IN verdict that tho deceased died tho
ELECTS OF sunshot wounds at tho hands OF James
Riley ~ the rendition oil the verdict, Riley, who
said he was not guilty. committed tho action
OF ia. Grand jury by the Coroner. The principal
Witnesses of the traeeJy, Michacl Larkin, John Tay
Tor and John Bazain TO the House OF
Detention III default OF 81 900 bail zach.
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CINCINNATI. April 81 1878,

CINCINNATI, April ~, 1873
The National Executive Committee oil mo So.
cisiis,c Labor party have caused 10 be Published
dccs alton denying that any section Of thor party in
Chicago or elsewhere Is undergoing military driiI
charged N dispatches IRON Chicago low days ago
Iucy claim thor organ to 10 purely political
aud declare that no sfppiy Of arms has been pur.
chased or distributed 70 any branch.
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VALUABLE SAW MILL BURNED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April -, 1878
Eureka tcal )iospatch says that DoiLecr a. Cor.
sons saw mill burned last night. Loss from
500 900 10 SO 900. Insurance. unknown. Inc 1rc 10
Aupposed ~ have been incc ndIary.
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DESTITUTE POLISH IMMIGRANTS

Nkw ORLEANS, April IL, 1873.
Two hundred and sxiy-two PoIlsh immig grants. who
arrived here Last night on board tho schooner Paul
Lcavy from Laguayra Venezuela, In destitute con.
dition, have boon taken charge OF by the state
Bourd OF Immigration, wuo have supplied them with
quarters, and will secure homes Tor them IN tho
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SURRENDER OF INDIANS.
HOSTILE REDS UNABLE 10 FIND FOOD WISH
TO SURRENDER TO THE UNITED STATES
FORCES.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, ID. T., Aprii ~. 1878
General Niles has ordered Lieutenant Baldwin to
proceed 10 Poplar Creek with small force OF infantry
to await the arrival OF number OF hostile Indians
who expected to surrender TO him there
Adviccs IRON Fort Bufori intimate that II Is posi-.
Bile large numbers will follow suit n tho treatment. Of
this nrst batch should prove satisfactory TO them.
Tho indians have been unable 10 procure food which
may account Tor the surrender.
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FATAL MINING ACCIDENT.

PorrsvlLLE Pa, April %, 1878
While several men were preparing TO make blast
In the East Mines. ST Clair this evening. pre-
mature explosion occurred, instantly killing Thor as
Hughes and seriously wcundins William Dalrs. bonn
residents OF ST. CLAIR.
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PINCHBACK IN CINCINNATI.
ENTIRELY SATISFIED WITH THE CONDITION OF
AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALp.1

AFFAIRS IN LOUIsIANA.
fBx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI, April -. 1873.
P. B. 8. Pinchback, OF New Orleans, IS stopping
hero on his way homo from New Orleans. He was
serenadcd by colored band tonight tho residence
OF Colonel Robert Harlan. In Interview
he said that he was particularly gratiled with
the condition OF affairs in Louisiana at this time.
The appoiut mont OF smith Collector there no
gardod as personal triumph, he having been TO
Washington TO make light against Packard. lie SAID
IL was not likely that Wells or Anderson would be
disturbed IN the places they now hold lie regards
Governor Nichols the best Governor Louisiana
had aud says that no supper ed by tho best people
OF all parties, without distinction Of color previous
condition or party prediction
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Liberty. N. Y, 4

LIBERTY. N. Y, April 81, 1878.
An aged couple, named August aud Hannah Grisicr,
living Y,unasviie, In sullivan county, were found
horribly mutlated and dead Tho house OF the latter
on Thursday morning ihey had lived apart Tor some
TIME aud ~ ~ thought August Killed Hannah by cut.
ting hcr throat and then shot himself
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WILLIAM EvARTs REMAINS.

wixpsoh VI, April 81, ISIS
The remains OF william Evarts arrived from Wash
ineon al eight O'Clock this evening" accompanied by
Secretary Evars. wife and family. Tho funeral taxes
place Monday afternoon.
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FALL. RIVER OPERATIVES.

i FALL RIVER, Mass. April ~, 1875.
| Two thousand operatives out u employment by
tho sloppago OF the Border CITY snJ sa2amoro Muis
They will hod mass meeting and pafaue satur.
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THE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF GLENN,S
SULPHUR SOAR has led upruepied parties 10 ima-
ti"ns vt which not particle vi Us efficacy
OF affections o. the skin. tie
conpiexio and cdy tor rheumatism and govt he cir
and purcbas only the real article Sold b.
lists, grocers aud fancy goods de slcrA
a. n. CIVILIZATION, Proprietor. 9th nv
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CONSUMPTION. WEAK Lungs. CONSUMPTION.
III ont Diseases. General Debility. by spcpsia
Ur Inaig cstion. Scrntuious Affections aud
All Diseases caused 10y Impaired Niror OF tho Grain
Loss Of Nervous Poser and EnoiSy
fONcItY nf the Blood.
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TUE wrArurr YEsrEppAy.

Tho following record Will show tho changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twcn.y-our hours. In COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. us Broadway:--