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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-09-28
Fenced On Ii,e Wrong Side.

Last week one of our butchers
drove beef into his pen, which is
built on the river bluff, and fenced
on but three sides, the bluff being
considered all that was necessary
on the river side. But the particu-
lar beef in question was a ground
and lofty tumbler," and didn't mind
a little leap of fifty or sixty feet.
After the gate had been securely
barred, it was discovered that the
beef was making his way across the
river, showing good qualities as a
swimmer. Suffice it to say, the
next day that beef took ride, and
we pronounce the steak that we
tried as A No. l.
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Duty Of the Registrar.

COLFAx, La, Sept. 23, 1873.
Editor Chronicle:
Can you tell where the assessor
and registrar of voters for the par
ish of Grant keeps his office, or
whether he has any or not =? l see
i'll your paper a notice that the as
sessment for 1878 has been CON-
pleted and ready for inspection
and correction, but where is the
Office, and where are the rolls? The
law says the rolls, when completed,
shall be deposited with the Recor-
der, aud public notice given for
thirty days for persons agrieved to
have same corrected or appeal
tiierefrom. See section %, act 81
Of II, extra session; also. section
3 SAYS that by the 10th of Novem-
Der of each YEAR, the assessor shall
make three fair and correct copies
after they have been thus adver-
tised and corrected. 1t appears
fr"n the law that the assessor in
the parishes, except Orleans, are
also the registrars of voters, and
section Is, of act I01 of II, extra
session, Saws that besides the reg
istering done dnring the time OF
assessing the property, that he
shall, sigty days before any general
election, open his office ofrtgistra-
ton Mt the court honse and hold il
there mt least for one week, L. e. the
first week of said sixty da, s; then
ut least one day ut or near each
precinct in his parish, and at such
other places rs may be necessary
i'll order TO afford e0atenient oppor-
tunity for ali qualified voters to he
registered, and that during the last
two weeks of said sixty days he
shall hold his Office at the court
hOuse.
| hear a great many complaints
on the above subjects and any in
formation will be thankfully re-
ceived. j have the honor to be
yours, TAXPAYER AND VorER.
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SPECIAL NOTICE!

The citizens of Grant parish are here
by notified that will meet them at the
places named below for the purpose Of
Registering:
Ward z, Montgomery. Oct..7.
" 6. Fredieu's, Oct. 9.
q l, Colfax, Oct. 10.
2, Mrs. Taylor's, Oct. IL.
), Robt. Satcher's. Oct. IA.
T" 4, Liberty Chapel, Oct. Is.
+" 5, Union Precinct, Oct. 16.
aus J. O. GliAYSON, Registrar.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-09-28
Yellow Fever.

The fever still holds sway in New
Orleans and other places. but there
still is not case reported on Red
river. We have no figures, but
judge from a recent resolution
passed by the Howard Association
of New Orleans, that the fever is
either abating or we'll under con-
troll, as they have declined to re-
ceive further aid.
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Now. therefore. l, FnAscrs T. NrcH-

Now. therefore, l. FgANcIs T. MICH
Oils, Governor of the State of Louisi-
ana, do hereby issue this my proclama-
ton, directing an election to be held
throughout the State ut such places as
may be designated by the legal local au-
thorities thereof, on TUESDAY, the
fifth day of the month of November,
eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, (it
being the first Tuesday after the first
Monday of said nsonth), from o'clock
in the forenoon until 6 o'clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of electing
the aforenaned officers and for taking
the vote Of the qualified electors of this
State on the proposed amendments Ia
the constitution of this State, submit
ted to them by the General Assembly of
this state at its last sessions; and Conf
manding all sheriffs, assessors, regis
trar of voters, commissioners of cleo
tion and other officers therein concern
ed, to hold said election on the day
aforesaid, at the places designated by
the proper authorities within their re-
spective psri shes, and to cause the same
10 be conducted and the returns thereof
to be made in the manner and within
the time prescribed by law.
I'm testimony whereof have hereunte
affixed my signature and caused the seal
of the State to be attached, at the city
of New Orleans, this fourth day of Sep
TENDER, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight, and of the one hundred and third
Year of the Independence of the United
States Of America.
FRANCIS t. NICHOLAS.
BY the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary of State.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS +!

Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of Grant parish that l will be ut the
places named below, at the time stated,
for the purpose of collecting taxes.
Montgomery, September %.
John G. Calhoun's, September "a.
Liberty Chapel, september Is.
Days Mill, September 26.
Big Creek Camp Ground, Sept ~.
Satchers Mill, September Is.
&C.. NASH, Tax Collector.
Colfax, L.. September z, 1873.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOMOLOGATION.
In the matter of the succession of j. ID
and Nancy Browning, deceased.

Whereas, a definative partition of all
the effects belonging to the above named
succession has been made among the
heirs thereto. under an order of the
Probate Court i'm and for Grant parish,
Louisiana; and whereas, John S. Moore,
administrator of said estate, has made
application to this Court for the homolo-
CATION of said partition, and to be re-
leased as administrator, notice is hereby
given to all persons interested opposing
the same to Ale their opposition within
ten days from date hereof, or the same
will be homologated and confirmed ae-
cording to law.
Witness the honorable A. V. Raglan,
Judge of said Court, this September 26,
A. ID. 1878. s. b. SHACKELFORD,
s2s-2t Deputy Clerk.
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loFFIcIAL.]
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn to Serve at the Next October Term
of the District Court.
CLERKS OFFICE, CoLFAx, La, I
August 3, A. ID. 1873.

CLERKS OFFICE, CoLFAx, La,
August 3, A. ID. 1873.
Be it known that on this. the Sd day
of August. A. ID. 1873, we, A. b. Comfy,
Matthew Nugent, Jr., Thomas Hickman,
and H. q. Walker. clerk of the district
court, in and for the parish of Grant,
and ex-officio member of said commits
sion, did meet in the court house, in the
town of Colfax, and did then and there
proceed to draw from the general venire
Box the names of those who are to serve
as Jurors at the ensuing October term of
the Ninth Judicial District Court, in and
for the parish aforesaid, as follows, to-
wit:
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sunday morning Mr.. w. S
aa lost his only son, "a baby
Two months old. The fathe,
mother '%. have our sympathy in
aasiction.
Il %s.. and still the baby lies;
ssiSss's smiling in his eyes,
''ars nor wailing cries.
ssS myers myers, all too slight,
susp sa their clasping tight
roses, scarce more white.
s, :. ,,' upon a silent breast.
'Asy lie in marble rest.
!, s sas eyes. that cannot see,
ig ,S sI Present misery,
''mfort full and free ~
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
District Court, Parish of Grant, State
of Louisiana--No. 2.

T.. j. Pirtle, Curator, VS.. Warren Price
ct ais.
BY VIRTUE OF and to satisfy an
order of the District Court, issued and
to me directed, in the above entitled
and numbered suit, l will offer for sale,
ut public auction, in front of the court
house door, in the town of Colfax,
Louisiana, between the hours prescribed
by law, on
SATURDAY, October 9Th, A. d. 1873,
the following described property, being
of perishable nature, as the property
of the defendant, to-wit: One lot OF
dry goods and groceries as per inven-
tory.
Terms of sale-Cash with benefit of
appraisement.
CHAS. r. NUGENT, Sheriff.
Grant Parish, La, September 2lst,
1878.
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y sam Lacroix tells us that
uar Fletcher has been telling
. Ns nils that if he got elected
"''n he would appoint Mr.. La
- bis deputy. Mr.. Lacroix
would not serve under him,
@Wlll thank Brother Dan not
As use of his name in the
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NOTICE

Is hereby given TO the citizens of the
Parish OF Grant. that the assessment
for the year 1878 is now closed. All per-
sons having corrections TO make will
come forward within thirty days, and
make said corrections.
j. o. GRAYsoN.
Assessor Grant Parish.
September Z. 1873.
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SINE complaint kss been made
! 4 jim Saith, tie constable, has
Ia niliging too freely in whisky
biz, and makes himself very Of
Sp while intoxicated. He
na recoll-ct that good behavior
Inlulre,l of officers.
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Daiins the term of the district
" next week, there will be sew
'0ls lawyers and good Demo-
present. 1t will be a favor
4 we them address our people
VIC issues OF the present cam
y Let us hear from them by
lasaus.
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| GOOD deal of the corn crop has
], gathered. The crop is simply
l,ruous, and all expect to have a
time Of it this winter.
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| vSsre were two showers of rain
rng the past week, but not
,rsh to do the cotton any dam
|. Cotton picking goes on rapid
,pd in a few weeks viii all he
-.l.raJ
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|MJO. Gsayson. the registrar
! this parish, expects io make ar
lsymrnts w M to be in Colfax
Iuas conrt week and give per-
is in attendance eu eSast II
hnre 10 register.
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lraie III horse-hesh has been
Fas lively in colfax fw the past
RI Mr.. c. H. Teal informs MS
be disposed of three horses in
Day. From this it appears that
1ssome money in the country,
''hstanding the cry of "hard
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| n. Colfax public school closed
.,.r,,v, and Prof. Grow treated
,bolsrs to hop last evening.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-09-28

| I, have had but one mail for
!, reeks. What becomes OF the
,thsrp nsil? No need to quar-
Lime that.
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ponee rsnates are plentiful, and
|. ,otice the fruit attains u larger
|. bsresbouts than we have no.
Il elsewhere.
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n.,s are said to be about three
,sdbales of cotton ginned and
ia At the gins hereabouts.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-09-28

lHdge J Y. Kelly, Democratic
Rriaiaie tor Senator fer the oath
fuct, will be in Colfax on Tues
F,0rtober ID, the dag district
'H commences, and expects to
's'ss tie citizens of Grant par
m that tlay.
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Gsernor Nichols pro,:lam;,tioa
pc ivng that we were barely
'sb &c, it mp in time for onr
i@ue, and conld devote but
tpaee to anything else. This
X, it will he noticed, we have
biz more room
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,vrItiIoUs SERVICE

held in Colfax on each Friday
w - the first and second Sun
,be month, by the Rev. J. l.. p.
preacher in charge.
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,,qrRpAY, SEPT. %, 1878.

F~M judicial advertisements
- n paid for in ADVANCE or
N h discontinued after Tie
iasrlioa.
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Watches 90 to$7. Reyolyers40
VA $3.50. Over 100 latest Novelties.
T. - Asts wanted 30 Suppiyco Ssshyinefenh
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Second proposed amendment - For
amendment" or.'.Against amendment"
Third proposed amendment = For
amendment or Against amendment
Fourth proposed amendment - For
amendment or Against amendment
Fifth proposed amendment = For
amendment or Against amendment
sixth proposed amendment = "For
amendment or against amendment"
Seventh proposed amendment - For
amendment or Against amendment
Eighth proposed amendment - For
amendment" or against amendment"
Ninth proposed amendment For
amendment or Against amendment.
Tenth proposed amendment = For
amendment, or against amendment
Eleventh proposed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
amendment" or Against amendment.
18th proposed amendment = For
amendment or " Against amendment
18th proposed amendment - For
amendment or Against amendment.
l4th proposed amendment = "For
amendment OF Against amendment
18th proposed amendment Fol-
amendment or Against amendment
10th proposed amendement "foi
amendment" or Against amendment
18th proposed amendment = "foI
amendment" or against amendment.
18th proposed amendment = For
amendment or against amendment
10Th proposed amendment = "Fol
amendment or Against amendment
10th proposed amendment = "Fol
amendment or against amendment
UNDER ACT NO. II, EXTRA SESSION OF 1873
2lst proposed amendment =" Fo
! amendment" or against amendment
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x1pL0s IN TEE couRrs.
Managers. Ex.ManRgers. and Other Notabies
Hefore Judge McAdam.

John II. Starin, OF Nlbo's Garden Theatre,
engaged Leon ]. Vincent last month as stage
manager. at SEQ week Vincent put the " Cor
sican Brothers" on the stage and in n single
week there WIS net loss OF $500. On salary
day starin told him he did not know his BUSH
ness and discharged him. and refused to pay
his salary Vincent sued. procured a writ OF
attachment. and going with u deputy sheriff
and his lawyer to the box Office OF the theatre.
laid hands upon sls0 in cnsh that WIS tnere
discovered The business manager Of the
theatre called In police officer. but the deputy
sheriff had pistol aud showed "A resolute front.
and the police officer walked away.
Yesterday the casc came to trial. by consent OF
the parties. before Judge McAdam. without n
Jury. The defence was that 1t was not John II.
son Edward +. Starin, the latter being the les,
see of the theatre. and the former having ncted
for him MS agent only. A further defence was
that Vincent had not discharged his duties
properly. and had thereby caused greater loss
than his salary amounted to.
Vincent testified that he made his contract
with John III. Starin. who had always spoken
and behaved. not M an agent for his son. but
wholly rs "A principal himself. He denied that
he had been in any way to blame for the pecu-
MARY loss that the theatre had suffered. IL has
at no recent time boon coming money.
Col Dodd Mrs. Stewards agent testified that
the theatre IL leased to Edward /. Starin. Sew
ernl managers. OK managers. and other en-
poyees Of the theatre and the two Starins testi-
ned that all the play bills. contracts. and other
written evidences connected with the business
OF the house showed Edward to be the lessee
and proprietor.
Judge McAdam reserved his decision.
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,re orpamspted with sllver sblelds besrine The

are ornamepted with silver shields bearing the
Royal arms. the Argyll arms. and the arms OF
the Dominion OF Canada quartered. ladies'
boudoir and smoking room arc also appro-
printely fitted up on the upper deck.
The b.rths described were originally placed
on the ironcad Northampton, and the entire
shin was made in The highest degree comfort
able and humelikn but tho authorities finally
thought II was too risky to send the royal party
across the ocean on an untried ironclad, these
vessels having an unpleasant way OF laundering F;
SO the Messis. Allan were negotiated with. and
n passage secured Dr the entire party and suite
including baggage. for the payment OF 1000.
Besides. 1t WIS thought advisable to intrust the
ROYAL party 20 a Captain GcYperienced in the nay
coasts. rather than To- n Captain OF the royal
navy. Such Is the confidence in the admirable
arrangements made by the Messrs. Allan. and
In the scaworthiness Of the Sarmntian. that no
surveyor has been sent TO overlook the vessel.
The Sarmatian was flying the royal standard.
from stem to stern as the party went up hor
sides. Other vessels IN the port were also all
down the Mersey 10y a tug, which took on the
Prncess's brothers. the Duke OF ConnauRht
and Prince Leopold, when tho Sarmatian arrived
at the bar. The shouts OF farewell MS the big
craft sped seward were fairly deafening. II
appeared as II the whole city were losing a
friend. so warm and spontaneous was the cry
On leaving the Mcrsoy the Sarmatian will
cross the Channel. sailin around tho northern
coast OF Ireland, ,nnd, will touch 81 Neville
point the Mayor and Corporation OF London
derry will be- in Whiting. and will present an adj
urc6b 10 the MARQUIS ana MS vile. nfter Wnlcn
the vessel will sail direct for H0liinx. Thore
they will be received by the Duke Of Edinburgh.
who left Gibraltar ON board the Black Prince for
Halifax on the LIST inst. From Neville will DO
forwarded 10 the Queen plan OF the ship and
the details Of the journey.
HALIFAX, n. s.. Nov. l4.It is understand that
the landing day OF the new Governor General
and tho Princess Louise will be- proclaimed a
public holiday. Great preparations for the
event. such rs decorations. the erection Of
arches. and the illumination Of buildings. arc
In progress but the greater portion OF the work
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
M ~ ~ IN Linn
AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
IN n M ulInr AnN III laIA

AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
On ami after Nov ~. 1878.
Trans leave Sew York VIA DcsDrOsseI and COrtlandt
streets Ferries as follows.
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached at A. NJ, q and
sA1r VI dailv
For " lhamspa-i, Lock Haven Cory and Erie at 80
! NJ, cunnocuue NJ Cory for lltus,ic, Petroleum
Centre and TIE on Regions Wuliamsport and Lock
Haven. . A NJ
BAlumort, Washington and the South. Limited Wash
ngirn Express of Pullman Pnrlur Cars daily eNcept
sunday. 10 A. NJ arrive Washington I ~ T. kegu.
lar 80 ant q 4. NJ, a, and loP ". sunday
a. 20 A NJ. ant IN = VI
Express for Philadelphia, 80 80 : 20 10 Lintedj
II A. VI. !. I. ., g. : 30, < ~ and II p NJ sunday
= 80 aud 9 VI. D. o. 50. > 81 and 10 4 NJ Emigrant
AMI seconi class, 50 =. VI.
Boats m Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
falns az jersey Clty, anoning speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh, 80, 10 40 A. NJ. 1910
J. VI. daily, a. 4 q - T. VI daily exec pit Monday
From Washington ana Baltimore. q 81 A. Nj. . 3 81
= 10 10 10 7. VI. sunday e. ~ A and 1910 T. IT.
From Philadelphia o. 10 Il 90 @ a. 10 ~, 1850 NJ .
80 80 90 ~. amt ln.lu = NJ. sunday. 10
80, 10 ~. ~ 90 4. VI. Il ~. 10 u T.. NJ.
Ticket Ohices. 52d anal ga Broadway, Aston House,
ana foot o brshruss,, and Curtandi IS Court and
BROOKLYN AnneS Depot loot q Fulton =, BROOKLYN,
~, liN AMI lis Hudson -, liohnkcn. Depot Jersey
Guy Emigran licAct onice, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. L. r. FARMER
Gcneral Mtuager Genl Passenger Agent
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Ga.llGht stock by Auction.

OF many securities sold on Wednesday by
Muller Son were thirty shares Vi the stock OF the Met.
ropotan OAslight Company. The price was 1855. The
quotations Of the stock the 25th nit io5 hid and
os asked The latest sale Of any Importance made
the list NJ september at l3n ON" hundred shares nj
the stock OF IN" Jcr, ty 1asiist Company we're of
icfe but were not sold The quotations u that stuck
The 10Th nit were ~ bl aud 100 asked per Onol stock
ii tour ,ircs u the Harlem ia,lght Company were
sud YESTERDAY, The par value oi The stock wns 81 ami
tie shares brought ata The quotations on the 2ih UT
were 81 bid and ~ ASKED Of the Metropolitan Cash. he
CopanYs scrip. 81 $50 were sold At ~ and $3.50 Al asa
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Ded,ca,lnu n 81 900, 900 c,., Hall.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov. 14.-rhe new City
Hail. Just completed at cost OF about siOooOo. was
dedicated TODAY The procession Of city officers and
other dgutarcs moved FROM the old city building TO the
new. when arer formal delivery u the keys the
prayer vt dedication offered bv President Robinson
" Brown UNIVERSITY Tic Grafton delivered ly Alb
rham rayuc aud the hcncdictun pronounced by Bishop
Icndrckon " the Roman catholic church
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Michael Waldron OF Hamilton avenue. Brook
lyn sa boaiman u, thirty years eNpersnce. lie il an
expert swimmer, and has saved many persons from
drowning ON Wednesday, as he was rowing in Butter.
mllk Channel small sailhOat upset ant its uccu
pants, two boys we're thrown into Tie water Naklrou
rOwed 10 their aid, and with much difficulty got them
hntO MS boat and landed them the Atlantic wharf
Ihey ran on without giving their names but a. has
thAt one OIL them was Patrick Dnse0l VI Fu
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DOUBLE. TRACK. .rHE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP,
MENr, AND The FASTEST IT'S l. CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

on AND AFTER nov. To- 1873
Express Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and
Nuguandt Streets Ferries, as follows
so. 1850, : ~ ~ 10 Lmitell, II A NJ. l. $50 79O
80. and 10 T. NJ
honts OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
rmhs u! JIf~'> my. unording u speedy and direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
Returning train leave Philadelphia ~ o. S45 3a5. T.
i.S1, =. $50 and II \. NJ. uinted EXPRESS ~ r.
~. 2, I, a.3i. Z. ami 80 4. NJ. on SUNDAY ~ u
80 -, =, s:SlA NJ :, 1855 r. NJ
IlcArt offices, 80 ana 9ti Broadway, / Aston House
and loot OF pebro.scs and Cortandt Court and
bi9"kyn AmrS pepuL foot OF Fuon st., Bruoaly IA
ilo anu llH Hudson st. luhoken; Depot, Jersey City
kmlttan! uchct ui.e, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON l. p FARMER
General Manager Gen' Passenger Agent
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Wistrllaueous.


NEHNOts NHAINIIONiIA mellcaI es''!
Museum VI Anatomy the cause ana CURE VI prematas
drclue showing indisputahv how lost rea III may be
gained nfiurdiul clear synopsis lnpe1 ut= " nAr
rage and the treatment VI nervous and ply seal debility
being the result Oi 70 years experience. By mail p
currency postage stamps Address SECRETARY kAh1t
Museum, Gss Broadway. New YORK
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B.L.SOIOllOn' sSODS
e57 &c $50 BROADWAY.
10 SEWING MACHINE Is COMPLETES
Arntistrp.


TEETH extracted PC; with raS 5nc ni gum setS
Il - up. warranted. DR.. BRouGHrON, O. Wr,. ith It
O. THE LARGEST DENTAL ESTA n
Bt. LISHMEN1 m the city. best double extra gun set.
e. ~. ami Siu. prices slu 81 so Teeth
extracted under gas half tue usual price shArse
are 10 be Inserted DR.. MODEAANN
5o2 ami 5O4 81 av. south west 34lh st
CS-FULL sETs.-Oum teeth. g.. sinrle 81. war.
pOranied ). \. Dental Rooms 262 9TH ay Rstib ISL
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TO PHILADELPHIA
TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLYANtA RAILROAD.
THE OLD EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DErOTS IL PHILADELPHIA;
TWO IN NLW YORk