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Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
Deputy AppOlted.


Grand Worthy Chief Templar. Rev.
A. d. Davis, has appointed Frank
Whelen District Deputy G. w. C. T.
Of the !. o. of &. T. for Now Castle
County. Mr.. Whelen is an efficient
and zealous worker in the cause of
Temperance, and through his influence
the order will no doubt be stimulated
and increased in me nbership.
WGat is home without baby' Many
children have coughs and colds Just now
and should have the greatest care, and
a bottle of Dir. Bulls cough syrup.
Price only Is cents.
II you should have a lame horse, and
have used every remedy without sue.
cess, invest 80 cents in a bottle of kel-
ler's Roman Lini,nent. and if that fails
you may rest assured that he is a gone
case.
The committee on losses of the Equt
able Life Assurance Society at New
York yesterday unanimously ordered the
$50, 900 insurance on the life of the late
Col. Dwight, of Binghampton, to be paid.
The company's physician. reported
there was no reason to believe that he
died from other than natural causes, or
that he was conscious at the time of
the insurance that he was not
in good health.
An express train GA the New York
and New Haven Railroad was thrown
rom the track, by misplaced switch,
It Newington, Conn, last evening.
The fireman and engineer were injured
'ut the passengers escaped unhurt.
+. Il. Little, grocer of Merrimac,
lass, is charged with having issued
rs, 900 of forged paper, with the name
# his father in-law. J. S. Foster as en-
orssr. Foster will try to make good
he amount.
The schooner Charles Cobb, of Rock.
and, Me-, went ashore on Cape Cod
ast Wednesday night, after losing her
nate overheard. Her cargo of lime
Dok fire and the vessel was consumed.
The Canadian schooner Sweet Home,
18th cargo of 1876, 900 feet Of lumber,
'ent ashore at the mouth of Oswego
arbor yesterday morning, and is a
,tal wreck.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
The Military Fair.

hpe m1slsuTy fa1f
The fair of the American Rifles on
Saturday evening at the Institute Hall,
was well attended. There were about
600 persons present, great number of
whom were ladies'. The attraction
this evening will be uniform drill.
All who wish to spend pleasant hour
or so should attend. The decorations
are something unusual. The admis-
sion price is only ten cents.
Boiler Explosion.
A boiler explosion at Dunbar, near
Uniontown, Pa, yesterday afternoon,
killed Richard Evans, Daniel Garrison
and J. }. Miller, and injured eleven
others, one, named Joseph Wagon, fa-
tally. The men were Oh top of the
boiler house, helping to erect new
stack, at the time of the explosion.
Marine Disasters.
The schooner William Carroll, Of
Bucksport, Me-, struck on North Island
Shoal, while attempting to enter Sails.
bury harbor, Mass, on Wednesday
evening" anu 10 u "tal WItCh. HtT crew
ard the pilot, five innumber, remained
in the rigging until rescued by steam
er.
Death Of . Catholic MissiOmary.N
Rev. Dominic Young, well-known
Catholic clergyman, died in Washing
ton yesterday, in the S6th year of his
age. He was a native of Washington
but spent many years in mission ser.
vice in the West.
Anthony Quinn died in Chester, Pa,
last evening, from injuries received by
falling from the raftrrs Of church, a
distance OF thirty feet.
Large students like to attend Hark
ness Academy
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GARD FROM MR. MANrON MARBLE.

To THE ESIroR HKKALD:-
Your request n night or two ago at the Union Club
has induced mo 10 look the Tribune OF tho last
two months aud to hand you VIVA. have 10 say
thereon.
The Tribune ascrbcs 10 me while in Florida, No
vember and December, 1915. tho sending Of certain
kilograms which never sent, the receiving OF GER
tain kilograms watch mover received. One decisive
instance will here sunics. Cipher telegram seventy
eight t7sl as translated and ascribcd me, 10 Tor
gerry. II misstaics the situation as knew IL II is
addressed TO II. Havemeyer mover scnt a message
TO or through any Mr.. Havcmcyer In all my life.
The Tribune aHirms that after November % mot .
iuc was sent by Mr.. Marble even In his most sccrct
cipners implying q belief that the democrats had
any right to the vote the State" My private tcic-
grams show the contrary. MY several dispatches
pupi,s he'd By tho New York HERALD. World and .Ssn
tbc Ctncinnati Enquirer and Commercial tao Chicago
Ttmes and louisville Journal justify that
belief with proofs now siftsd and incon,cs,aule
This fiction and that forgery tho two necessary
hinges upon which the Tribune hangs every subse-
quent rseincation OF my opinions purposes aud acte
shall lot these thirty forty broadsiaes OF dis
parsgcment pass on into echoes more or less noisy,
because there happens to be no telegram imputed to
me- as there can be no telegram verify mine. ,hs,
conflicts with one fact-nsmciy, never attempted,
iurtnered executed in any manner direct Of ind-
rect ever assented to concurred 10, any propo
siop, purpose, scheme effort 10 buy the Stale
vsssers certificate OF the Of F;orida.
hirc them certify that vote as u was cast by her
people tor the rildsn electora
Real or prstsndsd brokers ovsrran Tallahassee.
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FRANCE AT EASE ABOUT THE COMMERCIAL
CRISIS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
I8Y CABLE TO THE HFRALp.1
A BUTLER BARBECUE,
[Dx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

LDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WORCESTER. Mass. Oct. IL. 1873
The latest sensation provided by the Butler
managers at tho heart OF the Common wealth 10 .
Butter barbecue. For some weeks the thing been
IN preparation under she guidance Of some Of the
Generals warmest supporters, and to-day Is has
eliminated In one Of the largest outdoor political
gatherings ever seen IN this vicinity.
GENERAL BUTLsR.
At two o'clock General Butler made shs speech Of
the dag and spoke 50 the largest gathering OF she
present campaign. The General beng introduced
thanked the large aad,enos present foe theu
attendance and proceeded u onto 10 disooss
the issues OF the campaign. He said he
accused OF avortng continental money, and, In
measure, sdmittedi Continental money, he sho ught
did good time. and he sat,sn Cd
TO have 90 good The nassssai banks and
the money sharks, % he 10 pleased 10
call them, camo in ter their share Of
abuse, ana then she speaker branched on .
the consideration Of tho State governmsn1 Rs
brought all the old stories about tho expenses
the Governor aud Council 70 tho Centennial, tho
Hoosic ruunsl and other places and drew out good
deal OF laughter and applause oy bis s.li'ss hlts.
THE WRITING DESK STONY.
The old writing desk story, which has boon she
pet the Boston Herald Tor some time, lrotisd
yond all possiOihsy OF resurrscsion. He sob
United all the documents about The purchase
oil tnAS piece Of iuSnbures Tue pay mens Of the
bill and its passage By the Governor and
council. Tbs desk Was purchased dufipg the early
stages VI she ~ General Butler, OF S36
and tho Of inc snti-Butier men that instead
OF being despatch box writing desk pisco
OF personal property. for wnlcn no made the STATE
pay.
TrNEs
On the question Of the hard times, the basis OF
Buffers campaign, ne said the under
sumption, not over production. The people
were not able to Purchase The accessories aud
luxurtes oil lie az they were, And.
while the granariss OF the wosy and
iaotsriss OF the East tesmIns with abundance,
there hungry ana ragged men, women snd chill.
drsn throughout tins country 1hs psnsosa Tor all
thess tbs was, OF course, more money made and Is
sued by the government SO that every body could
have enough Tor the asking.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
War DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OyvicK CHIKY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Oct lo-1 A. N.
Indications
For Now England and the Middle States, stationary
or falling baromster southwest WINDS partly
cloudy weather. asd possibly In the northern
slight rains
For the south Atlantic and Gulf States, falling
barometer, warmer southeriy winds ana Increasing
cl0udinosa
For Tennessee aud tho no Valley and lake region,
southeriy winds, warssr, cloudy and possibly rainy
weather.
For the Upps Mi&6issippi And Lower Missouri val
leys southsriy winds shifting TO cooler northw
srly rising barometer, cloudy and rainy, followed by
clearing weather.
The rivers will continue stationary, exosps slight
rise In the Upper mississippi
Caut,onary signals continue At Duluth. Marquette,
EscaDaoa. Milwaukee,, Section No l. Chicago Grand
Haven, section No. 3. Mackinaw City and Aipcna.
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nushipg the game which Soyes beegsd. From such
people received many proposition tnat one repub.
lican member Of the Board, both, could and must
be bought 10 tell the rutbturn States evi fence
brave republican Tevcnges-elss they would never
give their certificate danes with the truth,
confessed since by one of tnem-McLin-and
tablished long before tho count by all the gov
erpmental powers OF the State, that the people
Of Florida on November had chosen tho TIldeu
electors. Though always informing the proper on
Ger OF the National Democratic Committee OF the
course OF events. never reported, Tor never had
a syllable OF consultation with Mr.. Woolley or any
body, democrat republican, which favored Of
even tolerated tho acceptance CT any such propo
sition None were ever discussed bv me. On The
contrary repulscd every approach oil that sort. OF
the spot Ny decision, never debated, was nowhere
questioned.
Was that decision error9 The facts. which no
candid man now disputes. were then PLAIN, as tnsr
duty was pain, TO every member OF tho Fiords
Board. The foremost republican antagonist In our
long contention, General Francis q. Barlow, 40
heard ana believed, had privately told McLin anl
Cowgirl SO. In the behalf OF the democrats from the
went INTO session an OF my belief that ihs
right would prevail few hours later their ceft0.
cate to tho reverse OF the rah dspellsd my illusion.
What American citizcn could then conceive that
President dc facto by means OF ono forged and TIVE
false State certificates himself the chief beneficiary
OF their purchase, would reward nearly every known
agent and accessory IN that crime with share Of
It's fruits, and TINS sovereign people tax themselves
$3.50 900 Tor tho annual wages OF that successful
fraud? MANToN MARBLE
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TRAIN wRECKER ARRESTED.


TER-.THE SUSPECTED oULPRtr IN JAZZ.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PorrsvILLK, Pa, Oct Is, 1873.
A dastardly outrage was committed at Auburn, .
station on the Philadelphia aud Rcadisg Railroad
distant IRON this place zen mics, on the evening
OF tho 23d oil september, when excursion train
was thrown from tho track by . misplaced
switch. Although several were badly
wrecked, tho passengers escaped serious injury,
almost By . miracle. Az the attempt 70
wreck the tram the third made within a short
time detectives wore called 10, who found that the
misplaced switch had unlocked and not foro,oiy
wrencnsd It's place Thres weeks or diligsut IN.
curry traced the crime to the door OF James
Hurley, who had just been dis
charged from the company's service. lilo was
arrested and lodged ncro In Jail to-nish.
HIS brother in-law, John hcGourty, testified that
years ago he had obtained . switch KEY IRON Hurley
aad had paced II unlocked drawer hrs mousse
Tne prosecution alleged tnst Harley knew Of the
Whereabouts OF TINS key ana optaincd ", ana
having unlocked the switch returned H. Tbe
case against Hurley 10 very strong, although he
asserts Dis innocence lie was nitiun 10 Jaii In
dsiauls OF So 900 bail Shoulu he convicted such
an example viii PROBABLY os made Of him vii, de-
ter all others from making railroad travel unsafe in
thla region.
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ures. The market was much depressed to-
day. Two firms in Manchester and one
in London must suspend tomorrow. The
failure Of Westwick Co., spice mer-
chants, at No. % st. Mary-at-HilI. E. c.,
and Nos. IL and Is Cross lane. e. c., oc-
casioned little comment Their liabilities
were only 100000 $3.50, O0O). The East
India trade is considered rotten. So eau
tious are the banks that even the best bills
are taken very cautiously. The Messrs.
Gorton, stockholders Of Manchester, have
failed. Their liabilities are believed to be
considerable.
EGYPTIANS THE FRENCH 1AvoRITEs.
Money is very scarce. Call loans have
reached their highest rates. All American
securities were very fiat all day English
bank shares were also low. Paris is buying
Egyptian bonds enormously. They arc
low now, and the willy Frenohmen are
specializing on the administration OF the
Khedive's treasury by English, and posi-
bly, Austrian and French financiers.
AN UNEASY MARKET.
The Times in Its financial article this morning
says:-"Owing to the course pursued by most OF
the hanks In partially refusing the accommodation
usually afforded to borrowers the Bank OF Eng.
land was obliged TO meet the demand concen-
trated upon 1t by raising the nominal rate OF
discount TO SIX per cent The charge for
advances has also been raised to seven per cent.
The rates OF discount were somewhat irregular
after the Bank rate was raised. but Tor three
months bank paper fully six per cent was obtained
In most quarters" One hundred thousand pounds
in eagles from Paris were bought yesterday Tor
New York.
FRANCE AT EASE ABOUT THE COMMERCIAL
CRISIS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
[8Y CABLE TO THE HFRALp.1
PARIS. Oct Is, 1878.
There is nothing abnormal in the state OF
financial feeling here. There is nothing
exciting; the market Is o little dull, but
that is all. The failures in Scotland have
had little or no effect here.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator j. r. Mcpherson, Of New Jersey Charles 3.
Lewis, N. r., OF England and Thomas Dickson, pres-
ident Of the Delaware and HUDSON Canal Company.
arc At the Gilsey. Judge George r. Comstock, OF
Syracuse; General j. Is. Frisbe Of California, ana j.
H. Devcreux, OF Cleveland, arc at the Windsor. Pro-
lessor O. c. Marsh OF Yalo College, Is at the Bucking
ham. John Knapp, OF ST. Louis and Robert Heller
are at the Fifth Avenue. George W. Riggs, OF Wash.
ington, Robert Garrett OF Baltimore. are q the
BrevoorI Jerome b. Parmcnter, OF Troy, Is at the
Westminster Ex.Con gressman L. B. Morgan, 81
Aurora n y is at tho ST. Nicholas Ex-senator
Daniel p, Wood, OF Syracuse is the Glenham- Rev.
Dr. wheeler and John +. Winsiow, OF PoughEespsie,
are at the Park Avenue. William Bliss, general man
apor Of the Boston and Albany Railroad, ~ at the
Brunswick. Lieutenant J. c. Rich, United States
Navy Is at the Hoffman.
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MEXICO.
City OF MEXICO. Oct. Z.

Via HAVANA, oct Is, 1STS.
Tho country Is quiet and business again irnprov-
Ing Tho expectation OF sugar, coffee, precious metals
ana dycwoods has greatly increased over last year.
Tho trial OF General Escobedo mas been suspe nded
on mccuuSt OF MIS- illness
Tho Mexican boundary Commission has lett Tor tho
Guatemala border.
he campaign ordered by the Mexican governing nj
against the Lipsu aud kicKapoo Indians whose Dor.
usr rails were especially annoying to the United
States, has ended successfully, alter much hard
work President Diaz has oraeroI sn,.lsr campaigns
AGAINST otner troublesome tribes Of the Sierra dc
larnien aud inc Sierra do los Mcsoaeroa These are
ths rnvst turbulent OF the Indian tfiuos. aud have
shown no more respect Tor Mexican than American
property aud lite.
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RED MEN IN COUNCIL
[pr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

TERRE HAurr, Ind, Oct is, 1873.
The Grand Council OF tho lndcpsn Order OF Red
Men ot this state mot here session to-day. There
arc over sixty representatives and past sacnems In
attendance Tue session, which Is held at the wig
wan of tho Tammany tribe OF this CITY, was called TO
order by Ralph ). Gregory, Great Saohem. Tho sew
eral Reports Of great chiefs show increase 10
mem bership over tho past year. The election OF
officers Will take place tomorrow Tho session will
last TWO days ana will Be an lntsrcstIng one.
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TILDEN'S INCOME SUIT.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct 10, 1878.
Assistant United states Attorney sherman, OF New
Yorx, began taxing testimony to-day regarding
Samuel j. Tiidsn's connection with railrosd matters
in the west and his income thereby derived. Com.
missioner Hsyne presided. Ofcsrs Of the Northwest
ern Railroad were examined, but could throw no
mt on tho matter oil income. Most OF tho BOOKS
which the Com mssion desired were destroyed IN
great ARE, aud the remstodcr wore NJ The service
OF the Com mtsssop. whom hpsliy adjourned 10 meet
al the Northwestern Railroad ofnoss to- morrow
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POISONED COFFEE.
An uNosArEFUL GIRL ATTEMPTS 10 POISON A
WHOLE FAMILY.
[BY TELEoRAPH TO THE HKRALD.1

WHOLE FAMILY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HKRALD.1
srRixGFIxLD, Ohio, Oct. IL, 1873
A wholesale poisoning CASE 10 Just now she ,apis
at xsnis, ONO. About week ago the entire family
oi George y. Watt. farmer living tho city, was
attacked with vlolsnt vomiting, and the family
physician prououncod II sure Of
POISONING. Tho cause or method Of sho
poisoning was discovered until abe disappearanes
Of seventeen csr-oid orphan girl living The lam
nv whose sclions had aroused suspicion aud caused
her TO bo watched. The disclosures made since nor
Disappearance conclusiveiy show that tho airl had
nut some arsensic, used ras poison, in me
oonss tor shs family. the Gwi was taken BY Watt
from q childrens homo ana ADOPTED and treated as
member Of the family. IL seems that inc girl isborsd
unucr the Impression that II the family died all the
money would come 10 her
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NEGRO UPRISING IN LOUISIANA.

NArcHEx, Mss, Oct. 10, 1878.
courier who arrived from Waterproof, La,
this evening, reports that $500 armed ne
groes surrounded Waterproof to-day ana throat
encd 10 burn and sack the town. ], Is
thought that they have burned SenoRa's place,
Lake 81. John, four mica below Waterproof A call
Tor armed assistance was made on Natchez, and 100
men viii leave hero TORY boat 10 aid the whites
at Waterproof II needed.
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HAYDEN INDICTED FoE MURDER

lLY TELLGRApH TO THE HERALD.
Nsw HAVEN, Conn, 0c1 10, 1878.
A true Dill was found by the Grand Jury against
the Rev. II. IA. Hayden tonight Tor the murder Of
Mary smnnard, tho Jury hassonins matters by skip
ping somc Of the less important witneessa The
sHsct on Hayden cas- not notceapls.
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THE INDIAN NATION.
A COMMITTEES or THE SENATE PREPARING ron
THEIR LABoRs

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEBAtD.1
Kansas Crrr, Mo. Oct Is, 1878
Senator Patterson, chairman Of the senate Commit
tee on Territories arrived from tno Paei0c th.s
afternoon and lott tor ST. Louis. where the Commit
zee 20 look Into mo ansrs relating to the opening up
OF tho Indian Nation Will organized The commit
TOO was appointed At tho las, session Of Congress- aud
consists OF Mcssrt. Patterson, Of South Carolina;
Hereford, OF West Virginia; Garianu, OF Arkansas
aud Keiiosg, OF Louisiana. senator Patterson was
ionsa mere by numDor oi distinguished inter.
esed tho Indians aud tour Of the nation ID TO be
made by the mittcc.
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1 vol, 12mo Illustrated cover. Price 81 so
WHAT rHE CkITICS SAY
ut deserves a high place among contemporary Dc.
tion. "--PAli Mali Gazette.
".Rox,' may be accepted the latest example OF .
purely American novel; and the least OF che
very beat. New ork rribune.
this novel DIR. Egglestons powers appear ~ thsts
best smpest, and he has accomplished she BY Nc
task OF exceliing him "Boston Jourrs
There doubt Whatever that Roxy 10 the
OF Dr. kgRcstons activity IN the hsd Of De-
ou."-New York Evening Post. =
AS = pure. but vigorous American romance, ME-
Eggestons new work Is batter even than his Hocstee
Circuit Rider kvsssg
Bull tin.
at strengthens tho authors position vriser Who hes
brought new lite aud decided msnliness into our native
fiction. "-Boston Courier
Roxy = story whose purport aud power mach
the author has before "-sprnrned
Republican. -.
position among American author~"-Ncw YORK Cemmes-
cai Adverti.er.
ts pictures Of Weston life vivid. and snroashout
betsy hsna OF master Ia literature and hcson"-
Episcopal Register.
tathui picture or American life u ranks far above
novel In tue United states during tho pass
twenty years ~ Brooklyn Times. :.
The 1T Of .koxy' Il Dr. Egglestons best work. ~
attans higher merit than his other works epic 2ur
pose we'll as In dramatic torn '-rhe Methodist
- The ABOVE BOON FuR SALE Bf ALL bOOk
SEELEks OR WILL BIZ SBNT, PRkfAIs. UrVS
REChIrT or ADvEnTISbD PRICE, Bf
CHARLES sCRIBNr k's SONS. Publishers.
74y and TAO broadway. New Acrk.
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FLORILINE.

for tho teeth BREATH Is the best liquid dcntrdcs 81
tho world thorou ceanses partially dccaycd teeth
from all parasites living 'anmacuD' leaving then
nearly white impsrting delightful fragrance to the
breath The FRAGRANT FLonLrEx removes instantly all
doors arising tobacco smoke Being
partly OF honey soda aud extracts OF sweet
herbs II 10 perfectly harmless and delicious -
Prepared by HENRY @. GALLUP. No. 4aS Oxford o..
London, hugiAnd, and retaiied everywhere.
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our American belles-our American helies-
How sweet is she story their beauty tsiis-
Thev are wise bellies too. for Il is thsir won't
To uss every day their SOzoDoNT,
Which sweetsns breath and keeps teeth we'll.
No wonder we're proud OF our American bellies.
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xMBARooED PROPERTY BEING RETURNED TO
ITS OWNERS.
HAVANA, Oct. Is, 1878.
The last French mail steamer brought 432 ned
labosers from the Canary Islands.
The O6fctdi Gazette commenced publishing a
long schedule OF properly emOargocd during the ~.
surrection aud returned 70 its legitimate owners.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show tho changes In the
tenn peraturs the twenty-four hours, Ia COM
psrson with the corresponding date Of last year.
Indicated by tho Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway:-
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Average temperature yesterday. %
Average temperature for corresponding Date last
year. ,...................... 65h
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A-TO BREAK CHILi.S AND ERADICATE
fever and Ague try Dr. JAYNEs MIXTURE II de-
sire . safe and permanent cure. sold evcrywhsre.
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A-FALL FASHION GENrLEhEN'S DRESS AND
business HArs ready fine goods: row prsces
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RENNE's PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL

70 swEErEN TIE BREATH AND PRESERVE
she teeth use BRowSs SAroSAcsous DxSTa
PRICK. 25eL
THE EFFECT FROM USING KIMBALL'S CA
YARRH Ia wonderful sold ~ cigar and drug
storeA
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no OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF THE rNDEPEN-
DENcE OF noUMANrA.

wAsHiSGroS, Oct Is, 1873
There has been no formal recognition OF Roumania
By our government Dr. Timothy c. smith,
lately appointed United States Consul at Gal.
atx, took with him the usual Diplomatic
letter issued 10 all consuls, requesting tho
government 10 which hey may De accredited TO grant
An exeQuatur authorizing him 70 exercise powers
appsrssining 10 the Office IL Is tns latter which 70
referred 10 the telegram from Bucharest a letter
from President Hayes recognizing tho Independence
n Uunta.
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A-DR JAYNE'5 ExPECTORANT Is BOTH 4
palliative and curative IN all complatnts broNs
chitis, is standard rsmedv Tor coughs and coids