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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23

DECREASE IN THE DEATHS AT vfcKsBURo-
INCREASE IN NEW CAsEs-IN WANT OF
NURSES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
vIcEsBrRG, Mss, August -, 1878.
IT'S siill Impossible TO give exact figures except as
10 the sections report, which shows decided de-
crsuss In tue number Of DEATHS there being fourteen
for tho last twenty -four hours But the increase
IN new cases fearful there being at least sixty
today. In QUO block Lsvoe street seventeen
new cases are reported sixteen coored and white
THIS shows thai the supposed exemption Of the
coIored race Is faIacy. Our physicians estimate
that least two nundrsd cases OF ievir not
undsr or reported TO tho Howard Associa-
ton.
INCREASE ruE EsrInArH.
l nnd that ms estimates OF The total number
OF cases TO date nave been entirely too moderate.
1 raiso the number tonight to AIS, that
being 100 less than the highest estimate Of tue phys
clans Heavy rain Tell to-day, and II was cold alter
ward which accounts tor the heavy increase 10 new
eases Tho Howsrds are dong all that Is possible
win the means at thor command. Phys'ciaus and
nurses have autographed Tor 70 New Orleans and
Gal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23
HELP FROM COLUMBUS, GA.

COLUMBUS. August a. 1873.
The Eagle and Phsnix Factory Company here nave
authorized sight drafts for $500 for New Orleans yel
low fever sufferers 800 for vicksburg ana $50 for
Grenada. Citizens nero have sent 5000 10 New
Orleans and will send IN ore
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NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.

PORTSMOUTH, August %, 1878
Charles II. Bell has consented TO tho use vi his
name as rcpu ocan andIdate Tor Governor.
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ASSISTANCE From MOBILE.

This city Is unusually healthy, and keeps up the
strictest quarantine against infected places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-23

McNreoMERx, Ala, SENDS CONTRIBUTION.
g.sis MONTGOMERY, August ~, 1878
Tho citssns here have maze . handsome oontri-
butisn for the sufferers In Grsnaea ana New orlsans
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CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CINCINNATI.

CIoNNArI August %. 1873
bale OF new cotton, tho drsi OF the season, from
some point in Mississippi was sold on Change this
noon for $l,155. and the amounnt has been de-
spatchod South aid fever stricken cities. Messrs
Evans, Lppincott & Cunningham ana Charles Kahn.
provision dealers. have instructed the authorities OF
Memphis and New Orleans to draw on them for 500
each for the benefit OF yellow fever sufferers.
coTrox SOLD FOR TIE SUFFERERS.
The arsttwo bales oil cotton received here sold
on 'Change to-day 100 for the yellow fever SUI
ferers
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BATroEs FROM HOLLY SPRINGS roR GRENADA.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. August 70. 1873
The Commissary here, by direction Of the Commits
ssry General at Washington. will send 70 the sufferers
as Grenada 1900 rations, OF flour, beams coffee
aad sugar, and 300 pounds each OF bacon and pork.
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RELIEF SENT FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, August 81, 1878.
The committee appointed by the 81. Johns Church
collected aud telegra phed Memphis over $500 for
the benefit OF the fever sufferers
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everybody having hed TO the countvy. except those
Who stopped totake OF the sick and dying. The
nerchantshave moved their merchandise out OF town
ana every store IL closed wnile the town presents
dssolate and deserted appearance The people say II
is impossible Tor the lever to spread and those re-
naming feel perfectly sale.
HOPE GRENADA.
AT this hour all are that the spread or the
tower has been nipped In the bud The outlook
tonight encouraging Is tar a. the scare is
concerned The reason is that those who now re-
main acolniatcd persons or have sent their iani
lies away, those whose dances are
such that they cannot remove from their present
LOCATION and SO. pnosopher-like have made up their
minds face tho danger II II comes ana stand with
all the strength they can command And SO the
panic having somewhat subsidized the fever Is less
liable to spread for most assurcdy tear has much to
do with enlarging the death rate.
ErGHTY-EIaHr NEW CASES AND FIFrY-EIGHr
DEATHS IN NEW oRLEANs-CoMPARIsoN WITH
PREVIOUS EPIDEMIcs
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS, August %, 1873
There reported to-day eighty-eight new cases
and sixty deaths from yellow FOYER.
COMPARISON WITH PREVIOUS EPDEAIos
In 1867 the h,Ghes. doath rate tor one day was
cichtytnrse; In 1858 It reached 300 In both these
yoars the largest number OF deaths In September,
and they then began to decline.
THREE MONTHS PEsrILENcE. rt
Every one Of the spidcmics heretofore generally
lasted three mon,hs During the arst month It was
the increase, in the second II was at It's height
and then began TO decline until the frost killed It al
together IL Is singular the fever be-
gan to decline IL did steadily without any huctua-
ton 10 Ia the case with other epidemics.
CHANCES OF RECOVERY
Those Who taken suddenly sick ofteucr recover
than those whom the disease to attack slightly
first and those have been away and returned
10 the city. even though they may DO natives who
have previously bad the dssnse, are especially liable
SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.
Tho city authorities are usng lime 10 all low ne,gn-
borhoods and tho cutters are, far us possible,
flushed with river wator every DAY.
THE DISEASE IN PORT GIBSON
Tho Howard Association has received from Fort
Gibson application for eight nurses. Tho depacn
says that there ninety cases and Ave Deaths and
that they IN very great distress and want. The
nurses wsre sent by train to-day via Elcksoarg.
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AT PORT EADs.

PORT EADs, La, August 20 1873.
New cases. 1; deaths. !. fetal cases to date, SO
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4 SILLY SCHOOLBOY.


Frederick Van Horn, aged H. the son of
jeweller Of 60 Broadway. Brooklyn. was picked
up by the police at Graham avenue and MauJcr
street on Friday afternoon. He was then suffer-
ing from stupor. and was supposed to have
poisoned himself. In 81. Catherines Hospital
he resisted Dr. Valentines attempts TO admin
lister an emetc. When tho physician approached
him with q stomach pump. wich he intended to
use by force. Van Horn said that he preferred
the medicine. The antidote speedily relieved
him. Then he confessed that he had taken
laudanum His father said that his son was a
candidate for graduation In Public School No.
Is. and that he had failed TO pass his cXamina-
tons. and his mind had been affected by the
over study and the disapp9intment He was
we'll enough 10 return To his fathers house
yesterday. The following letter was found in
his pocket;
Having failed IN passing the required examination 10
gain Abundance 10 Brooklyn High = hou or College.
thu, enlarns load utamlvs ami dl,gracss fearing
or not having the moral 10 all past
prohchcs after mature dchlcrnuon. Con-dcrins cWuut
obtain position wher by can yarn hu honest amt
dependent supporhury the past aud hops Tor brighter
tons all Tor uncertain future. Time aud space al.
loving mc 10 compose apahetc lct .are ~ upon tie
merits or dement's NJ my case. wall only H-k.
have always been Kind, nduscut parent- Co forgive d
iur.et Yuur wayward hearess and di,hearteuod boy.
Love 10 all Farewell fmp
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RUSHING TO THE sE4sHORE.


About 10000 persons visited Coney Island
and Manhattan Beach yesterday, and the num-
Der Of hathers exceeded that Of any previous
Saturday this season One reason for the great
rush to the beach yesterday was the opening Of
the new railroad from Prospect Park via the
Greenpont line To Manhattan Beach. This
road was at first designed 70 run 10 Coney
Island, but the original plan wns changed. and
II was built 10 accommodate the travel 10 and
from Manhattan Beach instead. The track is
Of narrow gauge The trains were crowded with
passengers. and maze frequent trips from I
o'clock in the morning until Q IN the evening
Another line, TO be- called the Brooklyn
Flatbush. and Coney Island Railway. is ~ he
opened on Tuesday next. This road is a wide
Guage The Brooklyn depot is AZ Prospect Park
and the Coney Island terminus at the Hotel
Brighton.
Conterno's Twonty-third Regiment band and
Levy. the cornet player. have been engaged to
give afternoon and evening concerts on the
Island. The fare on the new line to Manhattan
Beach IL forty cents for the round trip. and the
rate on the BROOKLYN Flatbush. and Concy Isl
aud Hallway will probably be the same.
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NAKED, STARTING. AND FORslKEN
Finding IA Father and Three Children on the
Verge Of Death from Want.

Oflcer Chiardi Of the Society for the Pre-
7ention Il Cruelty 10 Children presented at the
ssex street police court, yesterday morning,
uefore Justice Ouerbourg, the living skeletons
OF three starving children.
MY attention. Onlrer Chiardl said was
called a. the family Of Herman Samucls living
in the top story Of tho tenement house at 1856
Orchard street was told that would find an
entire family starving 10 death. This morning,
provided with two quarts Of milk and some
crackers, | accompanied my informants. who
sOlutoly driven u madness. | had no difficulty
in opening the door / found Herman Samuels,
the iathr lying IN peri fly nude state. ray
INK. ana apparently on the 'rge OF death from
starvation This babe, only nino woehs old;
was lying apparently hioless; benjamin. aged
two, and Sara. aged four were in a stupOr.
They were all naked. WITH tho assistance Of
the ncighbora. | aroused the family, and fed
them with the milk and crackers, Of which they
ate raVrnously. There was not particle Of
food. neither was there any furniture or cloth
ing in the room. The father who Is a tailor, is
said 10 be IN honest hard working man, but he
has been ont OF employment several months.
Tho mother crazod at the thought Of imminent
weeks ago. yowng that she would commit sui
eide. She has not been seen since"
Justice OnrrbOurg, who was deeply affected,
surrendered the children 10 The care Of the so.
ci"ty. and the father 10 tho Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction
Some Of the women living in the tenement nc
cusod Mrs Samuels Of wantonly abandoning
hor family. They said that any Of the neigh
bors would have giyon tho children food, hut
the parents never asked Tor IT, Mrs. Shmuels.
fcrant parts II the city. and is living in East
Invent third street.
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Prices at Manhattan Beach and Coney Island
are very low. A bath. with a bathing suit. costs
% cents. The trip from either West Twenty
second street or East Twenty-third street 10 the
ocean T. 80 cents. while the fare 10y way Of the
Brooklyn horse cars and Prospect Park and Co
ney Island Railroad see 10y THE sun Is 40
cents tho round trip.
Roast clans at Manhattan Beach are 80 cents
per dozrn-dearer than they are in town. They
should be reduced to % cents, for cheap clans
would do much TO popuarizn the place.
IL ia expected that 10000 persons will visit
weather. | know 81 no other resort that can
accommodate such a vast coneourse OF people.
Twenty thousand persons could nevcr go 10
Saratoga. Newport, or Long Branch mt once I'M
less they slept in the door yards and ate of the
ground.
There is one thing that Coney Island should
running up and down the beach from Norton &
Murrays Pavilion to the Manhattan Beach
Hotel. As II is. the visitors are tired out
walking IN the sun when they would be glad to
pay for riding. ELI PERKINS.
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STOPPING 4 FERRY.
Why tue Bonts are "a Cease Running from
Ninety-second street 20 Astoria.

The ferry from Ninety-second street to
Astoria is soon to cease running. II is owned
and managed by the Queens County Ferry
Company, OF which Mr.. A. V. Wnans is Prosi-
dent Yesterday Mr.. Wnans sat alone in the
companys office at the Astoria end OF the ferry.
although he had published a call for a meeting
of the stockholders of the company at o A. NJ.
At9A A. NJ only the President and the reporter
for THE Sun were present at ga A. NJ Mr..
Ellis and another official had appeared.
There will be no meeting. said Mr. Winans.
in a Respondent tone but there would have
been a rousinR one If there were to be some
dividends declared Tho stockholders are
tired Of throwing money into n bottomlcss pit.
We are near He'll Gate. you know, and YOU will
pardon the Joke added the President. with an
attempt at II grin then he resumed. more
riously Fifteen years ago the forty was
founded by my uncle. \. W. Winnns. and the
Winans family have lost money by II for fifteen
years The real estate at either end OF the
route is owned By the cities, and the ferry. COM
panY holds IT only by lease. Tho two ferry
boats Astoria and Yorkvillc are owned by tho
estates OF two private persons who are not now
living but who built the boats and rented them
70 the company fifteen years ago. The ferry
has never supported itself; the company has
run it for the benefit Of the residents Of Astoria
and upper New York. but II has not been sus-
tained. When the bottom dropped ont Of real
estate Astoria interests fell fiat, and the little
tranic that was sprlnging ny died out Now
that !"
The Yorkvile had lust landed and tho pas
songers were going ashore. The passengers
We're "A countryman with a market basket, n
woman with II baby In her aims. and II coal
wagon with anthracite
rip Van Wrinkle" continued Mr.. winans.
sorrowlully, never saw slecpier sight. Many
. trip is made with not solitary passenger.
This bus mess must come 10 an end. The
owners Of the NOrkvlle have given me notice
that they will sue the Queens County .F"rry
Company for the use Of the forryboat during
tA
have decided whether the company would nay
for the boat or stand the suit. or lot the whole
thing drop. by the stockholders absence the
whole thing will drop; that Is, the sui viii be
brought and decided against us by default the
property Of the company, consisting only Of
these buildings will he sold by the sheriff. and
the forryhouts will be taken away by their
owners. That will Just suit some Of the Astoria
people" added tho President. bitterly. who
never wanted the ferry and never wanted their
real estate improved in Yalue. Well, they won I
have New York boys, ~ they say. TO cross the
river and pick their cherries or New York
people to kick up a dust in their sleepy streets
neither will thoy have convenient Terry 20
Central Park.
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Ell EATING CLAIMS
Where Forty thousand Persons Gas nav,
Roam 20 Enjoy Then,selYes.

/ left Fifth avenue at noon Yesterday
went to Manhattan Beach, alto dorm CLAIMS.
took an ocean bath, and got back at 3 p. NJ. II
was a charming trip. There is no such glorious
excursion to be had out OF London or Paris. In
fact. there Is no such excursion TO be had in the
world.
How WINS II done7
From Fifth avenue we took the Twenty third
street cars. and then the ferry 10 Greonpoint
This consumed ten minutes. For forty-two
minutes moro we whirled through corn fields
patches OF woods, and patches OF melons
During this tmo we completely circumnavi-
gated Brooklyn In tho open ears Of tho New
York and Manhattan Beach Railroad, and at the
end OF fifty minutes dropped down by the ocean.
Manhattan Beach and Copcy Island astonsh-
ed US all. We were prepared to see streak OF
white sand. rows OF bathing booths. and rows
Of eating houses; but we were not prepared to
see magnificent hotels, splendid bath houses.
and fairy pavilion, where 1000 persons full
OF jov and hope and clans. could sit and watch
the army OF bathersJ
How much has been spent on Coney Island
during the last ten years 2" asked wcll-in-
formed gentleman.
oh. j suppose three millone OF dollars have
been spent In buildings roads. and railroads.
See. we have four railroads coming in here
now. and four different railroad depots."
Coney Island has been divided into three
places-Coney Island proper Brighton Beach.
and Manhattan Beach. the same M Third ave-
nue. is divided into Chatham street. Bowery. and
Third avenue; but II ia all one place. The ISL
and itself Ia ridge OF sand. about q mile wide
and five miles long. running east and west and
directly opposite Sandy Hook. IL is New York 3
nearest point to the Atlantic ocean. The entire
island is now dotted with hotels and residences.
! know OF no place In the country that has
grown 80 quickly as Concy Island and where
real estate hns increased in value so fast.
The Coney Island beach Ia nearly a straight
line. map OF the whole island can be set up
bv a printer thus:
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FOOTLIGHT IIfSHES.


he Korhay has left the country.
The Bowory Theatre reoIcncd last nisht
r.y, ,,,u.,s al. su, an ,t ,,.ti. a.. n.-, ..ot,
- ~ % ~ Wv " "'' " "'"'"
"" w ~, ''' ~ ~ VI, ~ ''''''
Miss IthHtta hudson II also coming ltnth Avenue
Rryants Minstrel, take los.c of o Union Square
~. 4, 80. 80.
drama " " w
-,
IL ny lnr lal y "l''hl comedy announced AZ ue
ram I"'""'
Oh ,ahn Naym"" opens al Hoo''y an NhleaSo on the
-'N' q" N"-"''
iutX same 20 a sudden conclusion ON Saturday, and
the standard - closed.
ON Tuesday mrht Mr. Theodore Thomas devotes ms
programme to WAGNER
Nadye Rnhorts,, onens nor enca.,,tnrit i'm ,tv ON
The ii of Fr6rnnr, hex 49, ~ " 80 w ivy V''
a., --.... 80 a. ,...... ,,--,. -
sn She nIi,st he an, h,r IA, hrr' W '" ~
-, a. -, a., . 49,, ..,..,
san story mas got hl" 4" me enc'i lh"l Tie NoNlh'
F"HA troupe - coming i" NtlA'A-
BARLEY Gamphclls "Nieilantrs Is now ready, AMI
Will be- dout at the Grand Outra House.
for benefits Ihi' comes OF bong 'o genial
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Instruction. to the Gra..hopper Commission

WASHINGTON. june 29.-Congress having Mt
It, last ssion appropriated $1,000 continue the work
OF the United states Enomolosical Commission In the
special invesiI alton OF the " Rocky Mountain locust or
sasshopper the Secretary OF the Interior today address
cd letter Ia rrof- Riley and Thomas and Or Packard
the present tomWssionersi directing them 10 continue
aud II possible complete work under the instruc
tons which were given them last year Mr. S,hurl adds
that he shall cNfcV their Investigations to bee largely
devoted To- the matter Of dcylsine some practical method
or methods Of preNcuunl the excessive multiplication OF
the insects m what the commission has heretofore cs.
mated - the ,rmancnt breeding grounds or VI yro
NAmtms NIelr mlHIANuns thurelTOm.
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Sudden and Mysteriou. Death.

Mrs Mary Donnclly and Mrs. Willis. widows.
who had been living together IN the tenement AZ -
Cherry street for about month"; scrubbed barroom IN
the Bowery on Friday The proprictors, pleased with
their industry. treated each OF them to six gas, beer
After they went home they drank ale ad whiskcy Mrs
DunnclN sat down 20 but taken SICK. aud Mrs
Willis put her To bed A. about midnight Mrs Wills
heard rafting In Mrs Donnellys throat She
speechcss Occr kchoc nj Tor ambulance, but be-
fore IL arrived Mrs. Dunnclly died.
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- Alhcmarlc G,us. Lewcs
- britannia, Perry, Liverpool June 70, and queen,
town 1is
:, francona, Bras. Portland
- Gulf stream. In RAN chart, -ton
- llHdIi. Harris Porto Gdhellu June II. Iaruavra
18TH Ponce, 18th - Thomas, 18Th aai ~ Johns T. r.
I'D
ship Caslldn Pike. London
ship licdwil. Mnsscn. Liverpool
shin Freedom. Lawrence. lINerpool.
SIM Rhine Stetsou London
Ritk .Eulu. Is, r.hng. Aberdeen
Bark Emilia n dAuoNich Pivmouih.
BARK len Euch.ru. llHnxvn. cork
Bark frluD iVc ID Lucd.u. rrcNV. tItauia
Bark ProHcro Dogo scanpnrlni, Liverpool.
Bark sag1. Green. Gluuce sirr
brig Fgn, Hansen. Havana.
Brig /. sanchez Peterson Mnflnyas
>chr Annie 4. Booth kaNhS. ttdIr keys
schr rhas Moore. Ncssrk. Cedar Keys
~chf Maud e.. Rogers AtroNu
Schr NplNc Bowtr- ~tAfkl ulr. MgtanlaS
Also the resi- lai cogstwi.c packets.
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III Something he Could No, Get over.


A story is being told Of q certain naval officer
not remarkable Tor Ms abundance nj brains which u
true does not speak highly the discipline on board
that particular ship you're drunk, srl' he is reported
have said intoxicated blue Jacket fresh from I'M
lmi'cd absence without leave know I'm drunk" re-.
turned the tar, but shall get over that As for you
he went on looking at vi, commanding dhccrs Uranium
piiyingly you're ID fool and youl never get over
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I)Ii3IJ.

READY on Fraay june ~ at his late residence ~
East $50 i, Michael Brady, native u the county
Meath. Ireland, aged - years
The relative, and TRENDS ol the family respectfully
invited ~ attend Ihs funeral vi Monday Jay Ic ~
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An Indian Hanged In Idaho.

BOISE CITY. Juno 29-TamhiNgo the Ban
mock Indian, who murdered Alexander Roden, Mt Fort
Han WAS hanged M the yard OF the poricnary, near
this cit, att f. VI yesterday he begged tor respite
for another day saying he wnuld wIllugly die Il he
couh have One more sleep. ON the scahod he buro him.
sell lake the stylcal savage that he was
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MARINE INTELLIGENCR.

ENiArrRK ALNASAc-rHw pAr.
sunrie.....,4 ~ sun ets..... 80 Moon sets. ~
wArFR-uiiS
sandy Hook. 10 Gov Island. a Hell Gate. 10 &c
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Business tlotltcs.
Isanc smIlh's lmbreIln..

STTEKIUR GINNTI w n N
PATfNfED GlANAtO .............. . ul
coon SILK ...... ...... ........... - 90
TX. VUAL LENANT1NE slLk. ........... ..... . 10
Kupture.-Comiurt aud Safety .l.,c. The wcarer
adjust, a. pr ,,n amy hrr ir.n pnl l, CO. ounces
ApJt STABLE rRIsst RI 1l.t =. co. 40 Blo.IWu!.
II the Baby l. Cutting Teeth, Use thn' oil 1rI
NfIed rpmcfv. MHS WlNSLOM = SOOTHING SYRUP
for children % ,cnts "a bottle
CRtnrrh.-Chtnrcha fml-iinr--tl" uenlle praise
them te.au tnoy cure Depot. i' last IAN e.
IndIes.-ll health. clear opinions amt eurin- tscat
mcni 10y Or IElNiXLLNAN room 10 Eist ian o.
\ SO Pearl ~ Mixed Derby, SI.NO; Fiue
MltkinsN, - Nl worth ~ 10 New tnurDI NJ
Ia swectenthe breath and preserve the teeth,
use Brown. tunpho rat'i SapnuHr. nu- 'rnn'N,c -'o
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summer understands and drawers, 2ac, sc soc ~
dress Shirts TO measure So unlaunlered SHIRTS Zoe 81
Johnston 2GU Grauist also Az Gil av corner 18th
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I.ndies.-ln health.-Ccu opinions amt curin- uca
mcnt 10y Or IElNriLLNAN, room 10 last liih g.
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Cntnrrh.-Catorchp Fim-linr--tho people rraI-
them BE-. tnoy cure Depot. i1 Last IAN g.
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The best soap for laundry and bath in hot weathe! IL
PYle's clean, hard healthml" y. Aldo.
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NIIRRItD.

To swcetcnthe breath and preserve the teefl
We Brown. tunphorati SaunuarN nn- ueuitfA,c. -H
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81 Pearl ~ Mixed Derby. SI.HO; FI
Ma,kinsN, $50 worth ~ 10 Nrw rnur,l II. nj slur
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COMFY ISLAND POINT.