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SON. Tn'g''

aH The English people, tot, ,aha have re the good
ssnse ana t9s's Jp recsgnize our American
> cheese nsson.ssi ibg that suits them to a
ID : notch. ,ItisSettef'than tAeit 4 home made
uia,rticlea and 10 cheaper also; two very irn-
oporAnt considerations.y Ttqa q sii'Sa "
:, Vt1 'ulty DTsXI i.sIF Enlu g-gF "a 1
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The autumn is upon ,ds surely. The
tiugs, pfhirh Beginning u manifest itsslt1
upon the foliage Of the forest ftrees, the
fruits are nearly ahripened, the corn In
the fields have lost their greeness, ,aud.thefe
is that peculiar atmosphere around thht
leaves no room for mistake an to the sea-
70, .nn,c,r nt m II WIZ A. q. rllL. p 1 ,
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WIN. M. PYLE,
- POSTMASTER.
HIS soUcUfATION GONE.

Had the Arkansa3 doctor" that 'rappe4t
.he fat man, thinking he had dropsy, bp
finding no water pi onounce1 it dry drop.
sy," lived to-day. he would. like Othello
find ''his occupation gone, for Aliens Anti.
Fa... purely Vegetable remedy, tafely. but
'poeitivelV, reduces corpulency at from
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private Boxes accessible ieuntii 10 I. N.
Private Boxes accessible from 9 to Q 2. M
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LOTTERIES.
lYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

/ sN Prizes, amounting to (spanish) )s75eO0o
,,rn, u .t,on furnished FL FREE. =. Orders Ord
hlied. Prizes cashed, Spanish Bank bills
and Governmentspurch F''"
Fiji TAYLOR \ CO., Bankers
D+La, Uit I'll Wall ut. New York,
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sutterley copies old pictures in Indian ink
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T.TaIeDo1oUs1 1lfnYYoo1".
7oods VIII VIII 4 4 I'M mudh e. II ghs II; ft.r ::
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A FATHERS AWFUL CRIME.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HEnALD.l

lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
WHEELING W. Va, May 20, 1875
An unparalleled case OF outrage upon a well known
young lady by her father has turned up Ciar
In this State. james c. Taylor. well known farmer
ana prominent member OF tho Moth odist Episcopal
Church, has daughter, aged seventeen, who IS
famous for her beauty, and who has always borne
excellent character. For nearly year Taylor has
bosn making improper advances TO ncr telling her
that daughter belonged her father soul and body
Sho would not listen him, and last week he dragged
her into a stable, gagged and bound her, and then
outraged her.
TUE EXPOSURE.
The horrible crime repeated several timos, but
he threatened to murder his wife and the girl IL
they betrayed him they said nothing about It
Wednesday, when they told tho vile OF . Lo ghbor.
She told her husband, who organized party who
arrested Taylor aud turned him over to the author
ties. Al examination before magistrate Mrs.
Taylor and her daughter swore TO the truth OF tho
above story, and Taylor is now In Jail.
THREATS OF LYSCHIxG.
A heavy guard is placed around the jailb 70 protect
the prisoner, AZ the people threaten REPETITION OF
the Wallace iynching II they lay their hands on him.
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employed by tho Louisiana geturDug Board and that
he thought Il for the best Interests the adminislra
tion to keep HIM In It's employ. The appeal made no
impression upon the Commissioner who was some
what surprised TO receive another visit from the APP
piicant on Monday last. ana at this Interview Mr..
Pyles represented that he knew more than It
would be profitable for the administration 70
have disclosed. Previously tho Commissioner
had told Nr Pyles that Secretary OF Interior
was the proper person to mako appeal TO, and
he now sought 10 enforce his claim without tno Sec
retary's Endorsement the Commissioner concluded
TO settle the demand on the spot
do understand you to say that you were party
to acts or transactions which throw discredit upon
the action OF the Returning Board"
Mr. Pylcs answered iu the Affirmative.
'sThen,' replied The Commissioner, .you can never
be az employee OF this bureau with my consentn
And tho applicant concluded hts import uni
ties for governments support Since then he has been
interviewed as TO what he actually knows, and his
information relates mainly 10 The alleged attempt TO
intimidate voters in the city OF New Orleans by
threats oil arrest for Illegal registration The rcpub-
licans say they do not fear his revelations, while
those who know him say that no is likely prove an
interesting witnoss
THE CENSUS OF 1S80--vIEws or Mr.. COX.
Congressman Cox OF New York, chairman OF Tho
committee charged with the prslimnares OF tho de-
cennal United states census tor 1885, engaged In
gathering the materials for the report be presented
TO the House He thinks the scope OF the ia nation
obtained by tho census should be enlarged, SO 10
secure moro practical and useful statistics than bavo
been hitherto gwen by the census. For this purpose
he intends inspecting the census OF tho
tries OF Europe for hints this head and IL neces-
sary, will visit London aud Paris this summer to ex-
anime the libraries thore He will stu, be in time Tor
Congressional action, as II is hardly likely that the
question will DO settled by the pending session OF
Congress, bat Will 60 over 70 next wintor.
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1873
THR LOUISIANA ELECTION FRAUDS INTERVIEW
WITH JAMES X. ANDERSON.
The allegations In tho Potter resolution in regard
10 the Feiciana parishes or louisiana particularly as
TO tho completely Of James f. Anderson In the alleged
frauds there, we're indefinite that tho denial Of
Anderson did not excite surprise. Anderson, who
was supervisor OF elections In East Fcciana Ia now
living in Philadelphia. lie was In Washington thus
morning Tho following interview with him Will sh ow
tho no plumpy denied Tho preliminary state
ment OF tho resolution, and viii doubtless also anti
pate somo OF tho evidence to DO adducod before the
Investigating Committee
'sYou came back pretty hard at Mr.. Potter for tho
way be worded the Louisiana part Of his resolution
why didnr somc OF his advisers put him In on the
right tracks"
al don't know. IL secms TO me that this whole
thing been botchcd. was not going to sit s,iil
and be charged with forging protests East Felcana
parish, when every down there knows ana tho
evidence proves that tho protess on which tho Board
acted crooked. My connection with that affair
very badly misrcprcscnted by whoever wrote tho
resolution do not beiovo that half dozen men in
Congress know just what the facts were ana what
they expecs TO provo by tho witnessed"
Are you willing TO tell what you can tcsufy abou,
Secretary sherman's alleged CONGESTION with tho
Louisiana frautsW
81 don't caro- II do tell They have bscn lying
about mo long enough The republicans seem to think
that my card TO MI Potter the othcr day means that
am going TO stand by them. Why did not they re-
member mo when neadsd haini Nsw a.. 49,
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or Tux CHIEP SIGNAL OYPIcER,
WASHINGTON, May I'll A. Al.


OFFICE or TnE CHIEr SIGNAL OyPIcER,
WASHINGTON May I'll A. Al.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic and Now England Statcs
higher pressure aud slightly lower temperature fresh
and brisk west 10 north WINDS clear partly cloudy
weather aLd occasional light rainr.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull States, gen.
orally higher pressure, winds mostly from west "a
north, slightly cooler, partly cloudy weather and
occasional rains
For the West Gulf States, rising possibly followed
ny falling barometer, variable winds. slightly cooler,
partly cloudy weather, occasional and followed
In Texas by warmer southeusterly winds.
For Tennessee, tho OHIO Valley and lake region
generally higher pressure aud lower temperature.
winds mostly from west to north, clear partly
cloudy weather. occasional light rains and possibly
followed in tho western portions by falling barometer
and winds shifting to warmer easterly
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
lcys, rising followed by falling barometer, cooler
northerly winds, veering TO warmer east or south,
partlY cloudy weather and occugional light rains
The Missouri River at Omaha and Lcaven orth,
ana tue Mississpp ut Memphis. continue rising. and
the Ohio slowly falling.
Cautionary signals continue at Eastport. Portland,
Thatchers Island, Boston and Woods Hole.
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THE LIGHTNING'S STROKE.

TWO MEN KILLED AND OTHERS INJURED.
PaovrDEScE, II. l., May 20, ls7a
This afternoon seven ,neu were preparing to havo
fish Try on tho island in Waterman reservoir, SMITH
field, when shower came up and lightning struck
tic party. William Caivin. OF Scituate, and Daniel
Kuowton, OF Grccnvllc, who were standing back "a
buck under q tree, we're killed. Eugene Knowiton,
brother OF Daniel, and Jeremiah Angel, his hired
man, were injured, their boots being stripped OF,
their ioct burned and limbs partly paraly zcd. The
other three wcro slightly stunned.
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RACING IN FRANCE.
BARON LoTascHLD's BRIE THE wISxEn OF
TIE FRENCH OAKS.
Ing CABLE TO THE HEnALD1


TIE FRENCH OAKS
[Dx CABLE TO THE HEnALD.1
PARIS. May 20, 1873
At the Chantilly Spring Meeting today the TWEEN
tieth renewal u the Prix do Diane French oaks
by Baron A do Rothschiid's brown oily Bre, by
Parmesan, out Of Highland Sister. NJ A. Lupen's bay
1y Prissina finished second and the Count do Juigncts
Roscor third. The jockey riding Count Lagrange's
Hollandaise was thrown near the winning post
THE HoLLASDAIsE LOST THE RAcx.
The others came IN in the following order:-
Calcsole. La Creole Andrea and Hollandaise- The
last held tho lead tor half q milo. when she ioll
throwing her jockey. She aferward boted
how THE ENDED.
The others then assumed the order in which the
race was concluded. Pristna challenged Brie at the
distance, but the attor won easily by q length, Pris
tina being two lengths ahead Of Roscon Time, 2:l5 ;
distance, milo ~ furlongs.
The betting was to 4 on Brie, to I against pris-
tina and ~ 10 against RoscoG
Prix do Diane French Oagsl Tor three ear-old NJ
lies, Of eco each. fl0 II declared out with 81 900
added the second TO receive ESQ., rather than
Baron A. de- Ko,nachild's br. f. Brie, by Parmssan,
out 81 highland Sister; ll9 lbs..................
N. a. Lnpen's b. Pristine, by Dollar out OF Per-
Count q. Do Ja,sne.;s ;. T. Roscor Sy Mars, out Of
ssoessol AAe
Count 2. do Lagrange's b, T. Hollxndaiso, by Dutch
Skater, out OF Peu de Joie; ll0 lbs. ...........
THE WINNER.
Brie Who has carried tho colors Of Baron Roths
child prominently to tho front the French Oaks
finished second to Count Lagrangss ementins In the
Grando Poule DIES Produits Sunday, 10th inst at tho
Bots de Boulogne races. The latter event ami that
above comprise her important essays. Brie has Nv.
eral valuab . engagements the English turf the
In S<cl~ n,
ton Stakes, at Ascot st. Leeer, at Doncaster; Park
Hills Stakes same meeting, and the Select Stakes
Newmarket Second October. She Is also engaged in
the Grand Prize OF paris, be run Sunday une 16
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
THEATRICAL PROPERTY BURN D.
CHICAGO, May 20. 1878

CHICAGO May 26. 1873
special from Grand Haven, Mich, says AT
Nunica Junction. nine miles east Of this place,
on the Detroit and Milwaukee Rail. Dad, baggage
car containing scenery, costumes and personal goods
OF the "Uncis Toms Cabin troupe entirely de-
stroyed by lro this morning at an early hour Tho
donkey. Jonuy, only was saved The company was
the way from Grand Rapids to Chicago, intending
10 20 over on the boat this morning."
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THE TORPEDO STATION.
NEW CLASS OF OFFICERS TO BE INSTRUCTED
INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS DURING THE

NEWPORT, r. l., May rs. 1878.
Everything Is In readiness at tho torpedo station,
at this place. for The reception Of the class Of
officers who been oraered hors for instruction In
torpedo duty, announced In Thursdays HERALD.
The class will remain three months and is expected
that before they complete their studies thore WAL be
several interesting experiments With The various
movable torpedoes and also With the boom spar
torpedo, dynamite ana other explosive missilcs IL
Is expected that Captain X. H. Breese, United states
NAVY VINO mas naa charge o. tue station ior inc past
Ger, will not be relieved until after tho class gradu
ates. He will. In all prooablity, be succeeded by
Statcs Navy, who is now tho station periecttng
himself In the duties connected the tho
general routine OF that responsible position.
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Captain Grippenbcre, tho commander OF sho Gin.
bris, and his companion still in this city, bat
Keep very quiet and refuse 10 state any facts 70
why they arc hors This afternoon, In company with
Charles Cramp, OF Crnmp Sons, tbcy took drive
rnrouah the Park Both Russians are stopping NJ
Ne CsnuAental Roteb
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A FATHER'S FATAL STAB.

PniLADxLrHiA, May 20, 1873
This morning James Smuilsr, who lives with mis-
married son, William, went homo intoxicated. An
alteration epsucd between fathor and con, the
former drew penknifo ana stabbed his son Ia Lhc alb
domen, Injecting wound which will result fatally.
ThA fAhAar daAsarad hlmaa IN the ncee authoriLiea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
MUTINY ON SHIPBOARD.

THE BoATswAIN KrLLED-pURsur or THE
VESSEL.
PHILADELPHIA, May 90, 1873.
Tho bark J. 8. Wright lett this pou for Belfast on
Friday. whilo on her way dow the river q mutiny
broke out among the and shoy refused TO obey
their officers While trying 20 rcpress the disorder
she boatswan, Robert Armstrong, . swcdc, sus.
tanned such injuries that he oisd. The BODY arrived
To- night on a tugboaI Tho revenue cutter started
for tho vessel and sho viii probably DO caught 10
morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27

Professor Benjamin Pierce, OF Harvard College; q.
Mayor N. r. Graves Of Syracuse. and ). c. William
son. tho comedian, at the Fifth Avenue Exon.
gresham John Lynch, OF Maine, IL at tho Windsor
Theodore N. Vail, superintendent OF tho Railway Mall
Service, ana J. H. Mcyicker, OF Chicago. arc at the
Glsey Edward J. Phelps, OF Vermont, 10 Al tho cas
cndon
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Is ENGLAND GOING TO WARP

ADMIRAL SIN ASHLEY COOPER KEr SUM-
MonxD TO ENGLAND TO TAKE COMMAND or
4 BALTIC rLKRr.
HALIFAX n. 8, May "a, 1873
Admiral Sir Ashley Cooper Key left tho train last
evening TO take the English mail steamer 81 Rmousk
be having been summoned with all haste 10 saxo
command. IL 10 said. Of q BnStic ncoL
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HIGHLY EfFERvEsOENT.

Approved by the Academic Modecius OF France ana
IFS sale In Franco authorized BY special order Of the
French government
ndcdsby the highest medical authorities In New
York
A great reiiof for seasickness"
"A delightful beverage"
Par superior to vichy. Settler or any o,her.n
sNost grateful and refreshing"
ABSOLUTELY pure and wholesome: superior 20 all FOR
and artihcially aersted waters"
"lmpregna ted only with its gAA"
''Cssful agreeable
ieathfu and well suited for dyspepsia and Of
acute Olsen e."
Mildly an.aeid agrees well with dyspcpties and whore
there 10 n EQUITY diathess"
by far the able. alone mixed with wine.
useful in catarrhs OF stomach bladder and In govt"
Not only luxury. but n necessity
To DO had oil ali Wine Merchants (roccrx Druggists
Mineral alter Dealers throughout Un stste and
Wholesale VI
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FIRE AT ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, May 20. 1874
On Saturday night The trunk mandatory Of
Pritchard & Lkly was destroyed by IRE. Loss on
building 5000; on neianboring building, 5000.
No insurance. Prtcnard 4 Liky loso SIS, 900 on
atock. SC. insurance. 81. 900.
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COMMUNISTS DRILLING.


Communists TO the number Of sixty, armed wish
muskcts and bayoue OF the old pattern we're drilling
silver Loaf Grove. near Ogden avenue, this alter
noon
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tao
temperature tho past twenty-iour hours, In
parson with tho corresponding date Of last year. az
Indicated by tho thcrmomet ter pt Hudnuls pharmacy
HERALD Building, No. 21s Broadway:-
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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF TURNER'S.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nay 20, 1878.
The National Convention Of Turner's began lis ses-
sions here to-day. sixty delegates wcrc present.
Emil walbsr, OF Milwaukee, was elected president.
and J. Il Felmar, OF Baltimore, secretary. Commits
tees were appointed and some routno business trans
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SUFFOCATED BY SULPHUR.

Po1rsvrlA, Pa, May 20. 1875
Enoch Lambert, Of ST Clair, was found dead near
nmekiin at Ashland this morning. having been sufo.
Gated By sulphur from The Kiln.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average Temperatures y6tterduy. 1IM
year................. .............-......... sex
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

LNAx,S MISSION EAKfu-A IuUnUUuu NnvL
NI cal sliss indicating how confirm cd dis abilities mas
be removed The experiences Of t~cnty years study. %
and professional practice showing the agencies
will insure restored manhood. ngthcnsd vaiitg
sound conditions Of health that have
powers. statement Of obs aoes ART -
aud Of the means BY Witch they be removed ny ms
2Sc postAgs stamps Address Nus
seam Anatomy and science. i40 Brosdwsy. New York
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AN rRUK AND fAtsR PROsrRArfoN-NEW EDf.-
TARY. Museum ct Aassomy. 6is Broadway. Nsw Yea
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THE STEAM CARPET CLEANER,
r. NJ STEWART, $40 7th av. send far circulars.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING TO LIT. SUITABLE FOR Law.
PuKPOsEa APPLY IN THE COUNTING ROOM %
TllE HERALD.
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FREDERICK Dn barry 4 Co.

FKIDERICk DE DAKY Z CO,
Solo Agents,
Nos Il and ~ Warren st.,
New York.
Every genuine bottle bears the rcgisterod YELLOW
pictorial label Of tue
APoLLISAKIs COMPANY GIMIrED). LONDON.
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OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
Al 1iIk METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINIlNU OFFICE.
"a ANN yT
the HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

TWO SINGLE BULLOCK pERrRCrrS0 PRESSES.
capable or printing IA .oU copies per hour
OF eight papcr either six eight coiumnA
ALSO ALL TnE sTEREoTYPB MACHINERY BE
LONGING TIEkETo.
PRICE $1,000.
Address J. q. BENNETT.
Mac a.
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COOK = IMPERlAL--EXTRAD DRY.
For exeecnee We challenge all Imported chsmpanest
AInesieAn Wine Company, 81 Louis For sale BY PAKK
TIf.FORD aud ACkkk. MERkAIL co.
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ALL DISEASES or THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
Consumption. BronchltIs Coughs &C., spec oily
and radically cured by WNcHksTkns IIYForHosruIrk
LINK SODA. frloe 81 and 81 bottle. Prepared
York. and sold BY druxgistS !.
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Sound. reliable Wines from "a to $50 All the
fav orts brands do Sauternes.
II. d KIRK Co. ~, Fulton st and TOO broadway.
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A-NEKVUU5 DEBILITY, WEAKNESS, &c,
and all disorders brought by
OF the brain aud system speedily
radically cured BY MrNcnEsrKR's SPECIFIC rILL fos
further inform alton SEND FOR CIRCULAR Price a.
box SIX boxes ~. malt securely scaled With full
directions ios use Prepared only by
wfyCHESIKR CO., Chemists
M lah ~. Xs~L
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%foLLfSxsis COMPANY dMIrED,. LONDON
ALL DISEASES or THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
Csn.umpsien. Bronchit,s Coughs. ae can be speedily
LINZ " II = 3: s:s,s f.sD::s
York. and sold BY drassists
A-NERvoUs DEBILITY. Weakness, SC.
and =. di..rdsrs broagh. on by iad.sr..on
s: ssss % ssD rc ci Ssss r fre. rs
psr b.x SIX boxes - ~ mall securely scaled With fall
directions TO- a'' wi i:ssiis sriy y co. chemists.
3o John st.. New York.
A--LlvER COMPLAINTS AND DISEASES %
mrroSaosrs,rs os xAseassss. Price 81 per bottle.
COOK y IMPERIAL-ExrRA DRY
For cxeeiIenes we challenge All imported chsmpsness
fiISofD .nS AcKEK akaKxLL Co '-'' y An
CLAREr WINES.
sound reliable Wines from "a to $50 All the
n. kirk Co. ~ FULTON 81 and TOO broadway.
HAVE yoU TRIED THE PERFECTION BLEND OF
Mocha AND JAVA cortkk Ia glass jarsi
LICENSE GRANTED TO USE sINuER,s PATENp
Nos Gas CONDUCTING WAISTS rrrx; positive oxcmpsiss
ss s a. ss S,..d~.y
MENSMANS PEPioNIZED BEEF TONIC Is TIE
only Preparation Of beef containing IT'S entire nutritious
shc,ne. the result. Of exhaustion nervous pro.,ssion
psrisasriy resulting puimonsfy comp anita il X:
sGa sns e sss p moss dss.s ,o%ssh Gas
Dailding and 9th av corner syth ..
NEITHER DRUGGED, LiQUoRED OR wATERED--
Dr UsDkauLls FuRg WlSss, from the Croton Pvns
whey ards
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
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~ ANN ST.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
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OF an papcr either six seven or eight coumnA
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Io FsicE I sidao
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Meal treatise indicating how confirm disabilities mas
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sound conditions Of health tnst have
ovsraxed powcr Astatsment o obstacles to marriage
the by which they be ny nsiL
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senm Anatomy and seioncs it0 Brcsdway, New YORK.
nS rRUK AND rALsR PRosraArfoN.-xRw KDf.,
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