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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-12
Ease Auainable by the rheumatic.

Yes, although they may dispair of relief. II
is attainable by rheumatic sufferers, for there
is q remedy which carries of, by means OF
increased activity OF the kidneys-important
channels for blood purification-the acrid
element TO which the most eminent patholo-
glsis attribute the painful symptoms-a tLeo-
ry completely borne out by urinary analysis.
The name of this grand depurent is Hostel
ter's Bitters; n preparation likewise celebrat-
ed as a remedy for constipation. which causes
contamination OF the blood with the bile
and a certain means OF relief in dyspepsia
fever analogue, and nervous ailments. II is
perhaps the finest tonic extant. and is highly,
recommended as a medicinal stimuiant by
distinguished analysts. who pronounce 1t
to be eminently pure and very beneficial.
Thepress also endorses IL. daw-lw
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-12
A FAIR SPECIMEN.


L had been entirely lall for several years, con-
stituiional, 1 suppose. / used n few bottles o.
Ka.hairot,a. and. to my great surprise, I have u thick
growth OF young lair.
CoL JOHN l. DoRRANCE. L. S. a.
L, every nportant respect the Kathairon is ALSO
lutely incompatible. 1t is unequaled
/. t. Ce=, Ba!iness.
9. 10 Restore Gray Hair.
). To I.emovc Dandruff.
/. To Dress and Deautify the Hair.
BEAR IN MIND.-The Kathairon Is no
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-of-lead, to paint
and daub tho hair and pnralyzo the brain. It Ia
a pu.a and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
s,ors tao hair by natural growth and refrigeration
1t !, s,!endidly pcrfumed, and tho most delightful
,oiir. dressing known. No lady'a or gentiemsns
ole. OUTFIT is complete without Lyons Kathairon-
soLD EVERYWHERE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-12

Above brand on left hip. Young
stock, on left hip and side, waddle on
the nose. Also own OH on left side.
Horse brand, J ON left shoulder, two
inch letter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

Republican Administration. aud crush. d
assailants by demonstrating the Infamous
efforts Of the Democratic leaders to buy the
Presidency they had fairly lost at the polls.
The effects OF this work of The Tribune
will be felt In American politics for years
to come. See the prospectus OF this great
Journal for next year, and It's remarkably
attractive premiums.
Education lie what keeps the eyes Of
the American people open. They can read.
and political demagogues cannot pull po-
litical wool over their visionary orbs. 1t
Is no doubt this widespread Intelligence
which obtained the late Greenback victory,
the famous victory" In Maine. Still 1t 10
to be regretted that some neglect their
privileges. Some do not draw their infor-
mstion directly from the fountain head OF
national newspapers. When a short
time since the Bangor Tribune stated that,
for certain reasons. no paper would be is
sued the next week, all the subscribers
who receive their mail from the general
delivery window at the Post Office (and
some box owners.) unaccountably omitted
to read their Political exponent TOR that
week. and complained. as one man. At its
disappearance. Some even stated that
they never read 1t. Some National should
investigate the matter and not let financial
wisdom run to waste and printers ink thus
flow 10 vain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

LONGEVITY OF THE HORsE.-At ROches-
ter, In this county, there died on the 18th
OF September the oldest horse on record
for number OF years. Tie was the prop
erty OF the famous Daniel d. Bell, OF legal
as well as gold mine notoriety. He was
known by the name Of "Gumbo," and In
his day was noted stallion. Many citi-
zens OF Kingston and Of Ulster county re-
member the animal as splendid horse
when they were boys. At the time of his
death he had attained the ripe age OF forty
five years and six months. He retained a
remarkable vitality to the last. aud for
three-quarters OF an hour before his demise
he stood upon his legs, proud and majestic,
as In his younger days. He had long been
the property Of Bell, who had driven him
many thousands of miles In his lifetime,
he having owned him a period OF twenty
seven years and half, since he was eigh-
teen years old. Ifanybody can beat this. let
him speak out RoHdout On. " Courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

Tr~aOns.
Mrs. Lucretis Hambin ha. method
of preserving straw berries entirely origi-
their peculiar flavor without that super
abundance Of sweetness which usually at
tends the putting down" process.
The hog-killlng season is fully open
and scales are in good demand. Those
who didn't Kill the biggest hog this year.
did last. or the year before.
Sch. Seth NJ. Todd, Capt. L. S. Nor.
wood, reported abandoned at sea, has been
heard from and is safe and crew well. The
first report was wholly untrue.
The Sch. Prize. Capt. Gally, reported
in last weeks AMERICAN. was Obliged to
come home and wait some time for "a new
msinsail. IL was unsafe to proceed with
the old sail.
Nautical men about Mt. Desert. are
very indignant at the law compelling them
to hail their vessels from Ellsworth where
not timber head is owned; the more so,
because this law only applies to vessels
owned in the eastern part OF Maine.
The Sch. Starlight, Capt. Webster,
which went ashore at Vineyard Haven in
the great October gale. arrived at " est
fremont Sunday. Nov. 23d. with load Of
-four for Calais. She will go of for the
winter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

From the Bangor whiy.


The fall term OF the State Normal School
at Casiine. closed last Thursday with q
public examination. Glasses in Civil Gov
eminent. Geography, Geometry, Reading,
Rhetoric aud Mental Science were exam
ined.
While all the classes did credit TO pupils
aud teachers the recitation in Civil Govern
ment was particularly able aud interesting.
The young men and women manifested q
familiarity with the Constitution and
Laws" which would do credit to the aver.
age Congressman. The Mental Science re
citation was given In teaching exercises.
the members Of the class selecting pupils
from the school who were not familiar with
subjects, Sense-Perception, Memory and
Imagination by Illustrations, questions and
statements.
The evening was devoted to declama-
tions, essays. music and graduation. The
declamers showed good natural ability
and training, some of them manfesting
marked power. The Essays were practi-
cal and able. The following subjects were
treated: School Apparatus, School Pro-
gramme. Classification, Representative
Girls, Nothing Lost, A Lesson from Crime,
A Plea for the South, Scientific Disserta-
ton on the Seasons (humorous) Essen
tials of Success in Teaching.
Though the regular exercises of gradu.
alton take place at the close Of the Spring
term. Miss Fannie E. Banks, Of Belfast,
having completed the course, received the
State Diploma which was awarded by
Principal Fletcher, who briefly addressed
the students upon the present demand for
broad. sound education. Excellent music
was furnished by the School choir. under
the direction of Mr.. Potter. assisted BY
Misses Hughes and Comstock and Mr..
Frost
Aside from the reputstion of this school
for thoroughly training teachers. its infiu-
ence in developing intelligent and earnest
men and women should commend it to the
people Of the State. The next term CON-
mences Dec. 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28
FRIGHTFUL COLLISION AT SEA
FIFTN-EIGHT LIVES LOST
LONDON. Nov. &c Noon.

LONDON. Nov. &c -Noon.
The steamship Pomerania. Captain
Schwensen, from New York Nov lith. for
Hamburg, which arrived at Plymouth at
midnight of the cath inst. was sunk By
collision with Welsh barque of Folke-
stone. this morning. Fifty-eight lives were
lost. ard one hundred and sixty-two saved
The steamship came in collision last night
about midnight, during a log. about eight
miles south west of Folkstone, with a yes
sci reported TO be the Welsh barque Noel
Elan. OF Carmoran, from Rotterdam for
Cardiff, in ballast.
The Pomerania was On her way from
Plymouth to Hamburg. She foundered in
shout ten minutes. One hundred and sew
enty-two OF the passengers and crew were
saved by the steamer Glengary and landed
at Dover.
The vessel with which the Pomerana
cOl!ided is anchored off Folkstone with
bows stove aud her forward compartment
full OF water \ tug has gone to her as.
si-tance.
y 30.-A telegram saws that l62 per
sons on the Pomerania Were saved and
. are missing, including Capt. Schwensen.
Further particulars of the Pomersnia
disaster show that at the time of the col
llson she was near Dungeness Point. three
miles from shore. She WAS struck on the
starboard side. amid-hips. and sunk In less
than twenty minutes. Distress signals
were given aud responded to by the steam
er GIensary proceeding down the channel,
which made all speed towards the scene of
the disaster.
There were nine boats on the Pomera-
mia. four of which were crushed by the
collision. Five were got off. but on being
overloaded with passengers sunk. All the
boats pulled away from the doomed ship,
leaving the Captain who refused 10 quit
the ship until the last momert. The last
boat 10 leave was under the Chief Officer,
who did all in his power TO persuade the
Captain 70 leave. After pulling for half au
hour the survivors were picked up by the
Glengary. One gentleman was taken from
the water unconscious aud restored. The
Glengary stayed near the scene till day
light when the Pommerania was seen with
her masts above the water. No other
bodies We're recovered. The Glengary
then proceed to Dover with the saved and
landed them al nine O'Clock when they
were taken to the Sailors Home. treated
with every Kindness and breakfasted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

The four O'Clock temper snce meeting
last sunday was one of UNUSUAL Interest.
We were pleased to notice that Rev. MI
White aud Mr.. Moores were present and
they cannot over estimate the good their
presence did 10 the workers In this cause:
not that the people doubt that they are
working 10 promote temperance while do
ing their church work but II hey give
their aid in the temperance meetings the
workers feel that they have the sympathy
of the good citizens OF our city, and We
hope Ia see the different clergymen pres
ent 10 encourage by their personal cooper
ation. The impression seems to have gone
out that the speakers at these meetings
united against the churches but this is
great mistake and We are glad TO see the
leaders of the churches showing personal
interest in this cause which needs the at
tention OF every high minded and philan-
thropic citizen. Prayer was offered by
Mr.. White and remarks made by Rev.
Mr.. Moores aud Mr.. White and several
other speakers. interspersed with singing.
Meeting next Sunday as usual. q. K. Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28
The New Governor-Generai.
HALIFAX. y. 5, NOV. 9


The Governor General after the drawing
room entertainment at the Cover nment
House last night returned TO the Admiralty
House. They remained there this morn
ing resting. and did not go out until after
noon. AT 3 80 p. NJ the Governor Gen
eral held a leyee at the Council Chamber
which was largely attended. a grand
feature of to-day was The torchlight pro
cession which LEFT the Admiralty house at
30 p. NJ. when the fremen escorted the
Marquis aud Princess through the princi-
pal part of the city, which was Illuminated,
TO the residence OF Sir Patrick McDougall
where the Vice regal party dined. The
party leave for Montreal at II A. NJ. to-
morrow. The weather has been fine to-
day, after the heavy rain last night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

M. Gallert & Co., have q very large
Fancy Goods Department. including
worsteds. yarns, merino undervests, ho-
siery. corsets, gloves, lace goods, etc,
etc. About Nov. LIST. they will open a
full line OF Ladies and Chidren's Furs.
Give then, call and see how low they sell
goods.
The Universal Pile Pills, are sold IN
Ellsworth by S. d. Wiggin.
M. Gallert & Co., have one OF the fin
est assortments of dress goods in the
city. They have large stock OF black
silks. satins. velvets in all colors, cash
meres In all colors, and novelty goods Of
every description. Also great variety of
dress trimmings. They are largely stocked
with blankets, shawls, nannels, water
proofs, suitings and housekeeping goods.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

Sullivan.
F. i. Bartlett. the State Asssyer. writes
to the Portland Transcript that in recent
trip to the mineral regions Of Maine he has
been much impressed with the value and
richness Of the ores found in different To-
calities of the Sullivan silver mine. owned
and controlled by Boston parties. He says
this is the only one in the Eastern States
where silver is found In its native state.
The ore vein is seven feet wide, and is pro-
nounc-d n true assure vein BY experts.
The ore assays from 90 to $1,000 per ton.
Three hundred tons are now ready for
shipment, and the experts and mining men
who have visited the mine pronounce 1t
wonderful.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

Sw HARBOR-Ar %, sch Nettie Walker In
gals from Canaan. n for New York; Kioka-
Rogers from Machias; Tribe. league from Bel.
fast
sid 18th, schs Nettie Walker and Kioka.
sALEA-Ar =, sch Hesperus. Martin, Frank.
lin for Boston.
PoRTLASD-Ar 20. sch City Of Ellsworth,
Grant Ellsworth; Prize, Galley, Bangor; Eliza.
beth. Walls, Calais tor Boston; Ii " Cushman,
EliswoTsh A bound west; Globe. Hsmmet sm sna
Arboreer. Clark Ellsworth tor Be ston; II Rich
ardsen, snow MI Desert. for Boston; Virginia
Abbott Sullivan for Boston: Golden Rule, Colt,
fremont for Boston; Belle Reed, Salisbury, Els
worth for Plymouth.
Ar 81, sch Ligure. Thurston, Calais Tor Boston !:
David Faust, Smith. Gardiner for New York.
Ar n. sch VIM Pickering. Beiaty, Ellsworth
for Boston.
with canned lobster; Mineola, Fullerton. and
Capt John, Means, Ellsworth for Boston; II A
Adams. Nunson. Ellsworth for Providence; A
Ar% sch Wesie:ioo. Whitste p"s 70 load 70,
Ellsworth.
CID "a. sch Index. Bunker, Sullivan.
BOSTON. 22ud, vessels went to sea. wind
east, heavy gale. The following outward bound
vessels are reported as sale ly at anchor In the
roads at sunset. sch Mary. Lord. and Lamartine
EDGAkT0wx-Nov q. In port sch Red Rover
sid "a. sch Red Rover for Ellsworth.
SToNINGroS-Arl 18th. sch Wreath, Hodgkins,
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 2lst, sch Annie s. Murch.
Treworgy. Ellsworth for New York.
PROvlDkNCE-Ar 2lst, sch Altevela, Smith, and
Nellie Grant. Jordan. Ellsworth.
PORTsNOUTH-Ar IN lower harbor ls, sch
Mindor. from Mt Desert for New YORK.
Ar 18th sch Eva l. Leonard. Dorr. Lamoine Tor
Boston; Frank Maria Alley. Ellsworth for do
William Cousins, do for do.
In lower harbor %. sch Frank Maria, Alley
Ellsworth tor Boston; Eva l. Leonard. Dorr.
Lamoine for do; A J Whiting Carter, Mount
Desert for do; Aindora. Mason. do Tor New
Yerk.
vHEYARD hAvKN-sld 20. sch AItevels. and
Nellie Grant
Ar y. sch Angola. Wooster. Crapaud P r
Tor New York; Irving Leslie. Hssgerthy. La
moline Tor do.
In port q. sch Mars Hill, Loduskia, Victory.
Angola and Irving Leslie. -
Ar ~, sch Carrie Richardson lot fremont
Ae) Richardson, Cads Oct. fur Glouccster mad
Bad weather; was Is days west Of 6efmsda;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28
Nov. 10. ISIS.


DsckspSrs.
The Wig says: Capt. Mark Gray, Of
Bucksport. principal owner Of the brig
Isaac Carver, Of Bucksport. hauled her on
to the Marine Railway In that place, and
10 eight days he removed the old plankiug,
replaced 1t with new up to the wales,
painted the new work and had the YES
sci enroute for this city where she vii
load. He employed 4 crew OF thirty men
paying them from Sl.5o TO o. a day.
When the work was completed he was seen
walking down the street with his hat on
his arm, filled with silver dollars and bank
bills and proceeding to the yard he distrb-
uted from 5000 to $1,000 among the crew.
Though limited season the men said /,
reminded them OF old times and wished
there were more Mark Gray's in town.
A young woman named Mary Frances
Robbins, committed suicide Tuesday night.
taking one ounce OF oil OF cedar. Dsap-
pointment in love affairs caused the rash
set.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

AMBIENT.
Considerable excitement prevails here
over the discovery OF silver and copper on
the farms Of Peter n. Giles and Harvey 5.
circuit. but whether in sufficient quantities
to pay for working, yet remains to be seen.
Blasting has been going on for the past
week and the paying qualities seem better
than when first discovered. Rumor has it
that one OF the above named men has been
offered ninety thousand dollars for his
farm. but as this is flying story 1t is not
credited. HARD MONEY.
Nov. 18th 1873
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

The Rev. Henry Ward Deecher. in
his lecture on The wastes and burdens of
soeiety.- claims .man's natural life to be 50
years, and as the acreage life is but % years,
there must be a waste of A. years" There is
mneh OF truth in this statement. II man be
unfortunate in business. it is attributed to the
violation of some commercial law. Now, If
a person be taken OF in the prime OF life. ought
il not TO be attributed TO the violation OF some
physiological lsws Ifpeople only knew better,
thew would live better and longer; but how
csn they profit by that which they know not
of The only popular work that meets this
great want is DIR. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser. In il the great problems OF
disease and health are fully discussed. The
work contains over 800 pages and 80 colored
plstes and wood cuts. Price. 81 so (post
paid. Address the author. K. V. Pierce,
H. D.. Buffalo, n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

SeoE wick.
The Portland Press says: The Egse-
mosgin Silver Mining Company have leas-
ed their 'uine and smelling works at Sedg-
wick for term OF twenty years. and the
Van Wyck Smelling Company OF New York
will hereafter take charge of the ertire
works. The Van Wyck Company will
commence operating In few weeks.
The works at sedswick will be enlarged
TO capacity to treat all the ores that may
be mined In the New England states. and
will do much to develop the mineral re-
sources OF the state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28
Nj \ X X + ID j..

erryteld-Nov' 2uth, by Rev. +. ID. Blake,
Mr.. Horace W Lam-on, of Franklin, and Miss
Hattie Carnon, OF Cherryfeld.
Fort Farfield-Noy. 10Th, by Rev. Cha> y.
snnctt. Mr.. \. A. Richardson, of Limestone.
formerly of Ellsworth, and Miss Olive \.
Maincs, Of Grand Falls Parish y. b.
Tremont-Nov. 2lst. By Rev. y. +. Stn>on,
Mr. Frank NJ. Richardson and Miss Katie :.
Long. both of fremont
Penobscot-Nov. oath, by Charles Leach,
Esq, Mr.. james o. Montgomery and Mis-, Lille
NJ Leach, both Of Penobscot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28
City and County.
Religious Services in this City each Sunday,

a, CoNGREG ATIoNAL.-Preaching at 10 80 A
"a. ana . 7. NJ. Sabbath School In the sfter-
noon, at IL o'clock, NJ.
BAPTIST at . and : p NJ Sab
bath School at p. NJ
UNIrARiAN.-Sunday School at O'Clock z.
~. Church service at 2 O'Clock and I o'clock
Notwithstanding at 10 L. O'Clock A.
": Sabbath School at 9 2. NJ.
rHoDIsr.-Preschng at and / 2. M
Sabbath School at z. NJ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES held every sun
day at o'clock. 7. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room. Coonbs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETING-every Sun
day at z. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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WTalshsa.

wa1sha0.
i was very happily surprised on the
evening Of Nov. eth by q visit from my
church and society. About 60 came in
with the good things Of earth for our ben
eft, aud spent an hour and half In social
conversation and singing after which the
ladies prepared a COLLATION. which satisfied
the inner man. We were very glad to
have our people come to our home. We
thank them for their visit and donation.
Our prayer is that while they try TO do tor
temporal wants. God will supply all their
spiritual wants. n. c. EVERETT,
NJ. II. EVERETT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

J. 4. Wyman, Tram. Weehaw ken for Boston ,
Chas Ropes, Pike, New YORK tor CALAIS.
NKw YoRK-Cld "a sch clifford. BragdOu
SayInna-ls- Mar aud Black RIVER Jam.
Al END sc Mary Augusta Holt, summerside,
7 /,
AR q. sch Dexter Clark Curtis Aquin
Passed through Hell Gate. 2tlh, bound east.
brig Aanzanniia, Coombs. from New York for
Lockport ;.
PnILADELFHIA-Ar 18th, sch Fred { Holden,
Nc kae, " indsor " ;.
spoken.
Nov H. no lat. &c. sch II Macomber IRON
Miragoaue lor Boston.
Foreign.
Ar At Passages. 10, Barque Mary c Hale, iiig,
gins. New York.
Ar at 81 Mare, Nov. :, sch " Moseiey. Bel
laity, Aux Cages 10 load Tor Boston.
Sid from Foochow, sept. 70, barque Hiram
Emery. Wym1n, cape Town q IL.
At Port An Prince. Nov 10. sch John Re ed.
Farrell. not yet commenced dlsg
Ar at Turks Island, 10 INST, sch Hattie card,
Moore. New York.
Ar Al Nassau 7th inst. sch City of chelsea,
Goodwin Point Petre, Quad.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

M. Gallert 4 Co., have some very
fine cioaks made in New York for their es.
pecial trade. In cloakings and circular
cloths, they have enough to supply every
one desiring such goods. Among their at
tuaciive fabrics is the Matelasse cloth, an
entirely new, soft, beautiful fabric.
DIR. f. r. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and
Troche powder is highly recommended
for Cstarrh. Colds in the head. Headache,
sore throat, &c. See Advertisement.
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View Aa,.ru..~-.,. TIT. Week.

Notice-Joseps :. Bonsey
forec losurs-Alvan Bsrrus
Freedom >otice-Edai IN IT, lcr
BANKRUPTCY Notce-S. A. joy
Isdale Estate-R. II. Hinckley.
sheriff = sales "A. x. DcyercuN.
BANKRUPTCY >otice-L. 4. Emeiy.
Messsnger's Notics-Ben nj. Nutter.
Harper's weesly-Harper \ Bros.
BANKRUPTCY Notacc-A. 4. Miswcll.
Bankruptcy Notices-W. 4. Preble.
Messengers Notice-A. X. Devereux.
Sale BANKRUPTCY Est thas. r.. Abbott.
Notice OF forcclo-ure-Jeremish Wooster.
Wide Awake at Oak usll-t,. ". simmons 4
son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-11-28

When you visit or leave the City OF NEW YORK
annoyance and expense of carriage hire and
stop at the q u q ND NION HOTEL. on
po-te the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and is dtted
up al an expense of over $3.50, 90. Elevator, steam
and all modeI improvements. European Plan
The REsTAGhA ANTS. Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms are snppliedwith the best The mar
ket can furnish The cuisine Is unsurpassed.
Rooms for single pcrsot, 81, q so. and o. per
day. rich suites tor families propoTtiorately low.
that visitors TO The city and travellers can live
more luNuriously, for less money. ut the GRAND
UNION. than at any other nr-t-elass Hotel In the
city. stages and cars pass the Hotel every min
ute for all parts OF the city.
ly1 &. r. a W. ID. GARRISON Managers.
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READ J:

Send stamp for Free Recipe removing Pimpies,
Black Heads, Frecklee. Moth and Tan Natures
own cure (purely vegetable). gives a clear, beau.
titul skin. Use HAtaline, mo lady neesi weigh
less than $50 lbs, gent less than IFS lbs gives
the full face perfect form and flesh, health and
beauty; 2 Packages, -. Use Youthful Bloom for
lips and cheeks, u. euperauous Hair removed
instantly, -. Use Half Producer for a heavy
beard. q. All by mail.
y. 4. FlskE. French Chemist. Box 2l3, Newark.
Nj, 3mOsA7
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The Duke of Edinburgh will Visit the
States.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is.

NEW YORK, Nov Is.
Ii IS reported that the frigste Black
Prnce-with the Duke OF Edinburgh, will
visit this Harbor after the reception festiv
tiles 10 Canada are over. The Duke will
visit Washington and be the CUES, Of Min
lister Thornton.