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SATURDAY ls7s-wlTH SUPPLEMENT-

the privileges or the prerogalives OF ireemen SEQ
the comparisoni An irish Orange Mayor in Toronto
projecting: persons who were trying TO prove them
selves Italians. and moasrci Mayor vi Montreal
refusing 10 protect men who wish 10 SHOW
themselves Canadians. or freshmen! Ask yourself
OF Innanismi There IS no libsrty-tnsie never had
been any, and liberty tnore never VIII DO any where
the Ropes OF Rome aud their brood of intolcrant
followers hold sway. We here in New York will not.
allow the scurrIlous politicians Of Montrci!
our peace OF soul. But lesson wo Will moro
selves more firmly together and We viii never relax
~ our exertions until tho STAN Of Poplsh slavery
dotted out entirely IRON our soil.
LET TiiK fooLs
"And as for those IN Montreal, viii only say that
II the thought,ess or the runiinly OF that place will
why, let them do IL Let theai smash ono another's
heads IL is consolation to reflect that In breaking
ono anothcr's heads We need iiltlo Tear that auy
amount OF brains viii be lost Let braness fight.
IL is we'll that this year all Tie Continent
are concentrated IN Montreal. aud tho sooner they
be annihated. Tho world viii lose nothing by get
ting rid oil this class and asih other cases alter Turks
anu HcssiaDs shalt have poured out Of the bad
blooj, The sensible people OF other places Will hold
congress OF coninon sense and some Beaconshcid
Of the peaceful IrMlIi VIII walk the ard
carry botue all the trophies without striking single
blow. This is tho nine tcepth century, ana II Non
treal has no. yot emerged ircm tho dark ages u Is
time she should nave a procession oi iuaeras, and
perhaps the succeeding generations may learn that
liomanism aud rnfanism must give place To Chris
taniiy aud manhood"
10 good order nothing occurring to mar the pleasure
oil The day, ana with ono slight rumpus between sew
eia men IN liquor excepted, The most excellent order
was inaintuiaea throughout tho trip.
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THE RIO GRANDE BORDER.

NExIcANs CLAIMING THE RIGHT OF RRpRIsALs
FOR oRDs INvAsIoN--TaREATs 10 RECAP
TURE ThxAs--How DIAz KEEPS 1Hs REvo-
LuTIoNARY lLEMENr EMPLOYED.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Nxw ORLEANS, July Il, 1878.
A private letter received to-day from the Mexican
frontier says that in the region above San Antonio it
10 longer saio Tor American; that the Mexicans
claim since the invasion oil ORD thoy havo tho right
OF roprisals, and that raids OF constant
occurrence, and unless something Is done shortly
10 protect tho people along tue frontier II will become
depopuiatcd; that since Escobcdo's Invasion aud
fQaapbe, ending In his defeat tho insolsncs OF the
MsxicaDs knows no bounds, they thinking they
easily dispose vi the Americans after defeating such
chief Escobedo Tncy openly threaten before long
10 into Texas aud tako II TACK Tor Mexico The
writer says that this talk Is encouraged by The
officers II being the belief that SO long Diaz can
Keep up excitement tho frontier and pretend
threaten tho United States, the border thieves will
remain quiet or 30 employed rs not 70 think OF
organizing revolution against him.
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scsou.ons wsr. unanimously adopted in favor of tho

resolutions unanimously adopted In favor OF tho
protected Congress IN Paris
TREATMENT FExiAN PRISONERS
In the House OF Commons last night the motion OF
mr. Mitchell Henry, member for Galway county, for
the appointment Of royal commission on the treat
ment OF prisoners rejected by vote OF SIS TO o
The motion made In consequence OF the death Of
Mccarthy.
THE GRAIN MARKET STEADY.
leading grain Liverpool circular says
The grain markets have been steady this week |;
ONE were quoted Is. dearcr tor wheat, the agrL
cultural supply being excecdiugy small rho oncosst
and Oh passage TRADE also nrmer Some descrp-
lions were Cd. to 1s dearer, On the spot and
since Tuesday al the extreme rates Of that day.
and In some instances tri1iug advance Maize was
10 lair request Tor on tho spot and future arrival
THIS market to-day was fairly attended The mlileTs
bought considerable red American when Is al
vance OF 80. Id. over The currencics OF tuesday
Whites wero IN moderate request and i'm
proved only ID. 70 I'd. per GENITAL. Flour WINS held
steady tor tho consumptive demand and also
taken to some extcnt tor forward delivery, IN each
Ease 1t an Improvement OF 81. Il I'd. per quarter.
NEW KING IN ABYssrxn
despatch from Alexandra To the Nescs says It Is
iumorsd from Massowah that King John has resigned
NE crown OF Abyssnia In favor of King Meneek.
QUIET TWELFTH IN IRELAND.
The anniversary OF the battle OF Aughrm passed of
quietly In Ireland.
BAD WEATHER.
The weather yesterday was dull.
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OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEETING.

OCEAN GROVE N. j., July IL, 1878
Rain foil heavily NIL DAY, and there we're frequent
flashes OF lightning. The attendance ut the Union
evangeIistc holiness camp meeting services was
small. There was n prayer meeting at six O'Clock
A. NJ, led by tho Rev. A. u. Earlc ID. D., assistcd by
the Rev. William Iaylo r OF California AT ten O'Clock
a. H. there was a sermon by tho Rev. Charles y.
Deems, d. d., Of the Church OF tue Strangers. Now
York HIS text was taken from Exodus, XIV, To-
During the delivery OF the sermon the storm was
louder thnn tho IN inistcr's voice. ana he paused
while the congregation sang, Al need thee every
hour"
ln the afternoon the Rev. o. H. Tiffany, Of ST Psul's
Methodist Episcopal Church, New York, preached q
sermon from the text Romano. vri., l.
In tho evening the Tabernacle was ned TO lear tho
Rev. Joseph r. Elder, Of tue Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, VOW York. After prayer aud the singing Of
"a cburge 10 keep have" he preached from Mat
thew, xxv., on tho parable OF the virgins.
10 orrow the opening services OF the National
feniporauGs Cow ton will take place. Mrs. Anme
Witten NEVER. oil Philadelphia, will preside.
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HE NEW YORK ORANGEMEN.


PEACEFUL AND ORDERLY EXCURSION UP
THE nUDsoS--MIRTH, MUSIC AND DANCING
qHE ORDER CT THE DAy-fATAEa NINA.
hARA's GRAFTON.
In sharp contrast with the noisy disturbances Of
the Orange celebration At Montreal tho o. anse lodges
New York and Brooklyn Qaislly up the Hudson
yesterday 500 strong aud celebrated the dav among
themseives Tho steamer Long Brunch, gay with tho
national colors only lying Other bsnuerthe biuo
standard OF the ordewi,h bargcJ tow lett tho
foot OF Twenty Nth street about ten o'clock with
merry load oil mon, women ard ch,ldfon dccked In
tho Orange colors. 1bcro ON board
Lodges Nos. !, 10, 2, IL, so and SO, Of
New York; Nos and o. Of Brooklyn;
4, Of Jersey Guy, and lG, OF Newark and While at
Mount Peasant Park, near Hastings, these wcrc
Ioned by 6S aud so, OF Nowburg, vino came down tho
river a special barge In addition to the e 600 OF
tho Nav York and Brooklyn people there aero fully
500 OF tho Nc~burgcrs Police Captain
Anthony j. Aiiairc, OF tho Sixteenth precinct took
evory prccauton, both ut tho departure arrival OF
tho cxcurson, TO prevents disturbance OF any kine
and, while there were number OF persons about tho
loot OF Twcnty-nith street whom the boats mr..
rived homo IN tho evening, the police prccauions
were well taken that not even an Unpleasant
word was heard When Mount Pleasant was
reached the boats were made last to the dock, but
owing TO the extreme incononcy OF the weather but
few persons went ashore Dancing was constant on
both bargcs ana during tho voyage homo speeches
we're made board tho Long Branch by Joseph Wei
land, Deputy Supreme Grand Master OF the United
States. and the Rev. J. " Mcnamara, OF the Irsn Luz
dependent Chutcn, aud othcra
CATHOLIC iSToLgKAscg DENOUNCED.
Father Mcnamara mado a very cong und Interesting
address to the mcmbcrs oil tho Order, urging UNITY
between all lrishmen, OF whatever tain or faction.
Referring 10 the state OF affairs IN Canada, no said
'.rnis day the Roman CaLnUlic Mayor OF Montreal
and ms cownrdy and craven colleagues IN the govern.
ment OF that city base enough 20 bend before the
bigotry OF socsed Catholic population and fcar
OF losing some pntry political advan iafc that dastardy
Mayor aud the unmany fellows thai help him to mis-
govern MoDtreal-thesc wretched boings refuse 10
oner protection TO Irisb Protcstants wro dc..re TO
WALK The siroeis. and tcst wLelhsr thav havs
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Professor David Swing. OF Chicago, Is at the Hon.
man. SIR John Coode, OF London; OK Governor Iuius
b. Bullock, Of Georgia. and j. IL. Devcrsux, Presdcn.
CT the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincnna,i ana Indian
apoiis Railroad Company, are at the Windsor NJ. D..
Donzsno superintendent OF tho United States Mint at
New Orleans, Is al the Grand Ex.congrcssman
Thomas q. Piatt, OF owego, NJ r., is al tho 81.
Ni,hoisa Captain Gripenbcrg. OF the Russian Navy,
Is AZ Tho Everett Naval Constructor Robert w.
steele, United states Navy, 10 81 the Union square
Neoi kihqsmi, oil Toronto, ~ at tho New Yore
John II. French, Sergeant alarms Of the United
Statcs Senate, Is At the Fhh Avenue Professor r. j.
Bsekus. OF vassar College. Is Al the ST. Denis
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SHERMAN ON GRANT.

TIE SECRETARY OF The TREASURY PREDICTS
The SoMINATIoN or THE Ex-PREs1DENr FOR
THE PRESIDENTIAL THIRD TERM.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LoNo BRANCH, n. j., July IL, 1875.
Tho day At the Branch was rather gloomy, II
rained IRON until dusk and the mperature
sufficiently cold 10 bring out ovcrcoats and wraps.
Secretary Sherman and party left the West End this
morning and took tho 10 Sandy Hook, where they
went on board steamer and were taken 10 tho Fish.
ing Banks Tho weather was not very pleasant, but
the party did not mind tho rain aud devoted their
tention TO the denizens OF tho deep.
GRANT TO BE RENoMiXArED.
Secretary Sherman has rather astpnshod some OF
tho politicians by q statement which he made last
evening the course Of conversation with gentle
man. He said that no beloved that Grant would re-
the nomination Tor the Presidency, and II tho
Convention sat Tomorrow the vote would be gwen al
most by reclamation.
York
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF IHR CBikY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnisGros, July Id A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CBiKY SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsnfsGroS, July Id A. n.
Indications.
For New England, cloudy weather, with frequent
rans variable winds, mostly from tho south, Stallion
AIRY temperature aud falling followed by rising bsrom
otcr.
For the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic stltes
partly cloudy weather, ocoasiona rains, light Winds
mostly from tho south, stationary temperature and
pressure
For tho Gull States. partly cloudy weather. occa.
sionai showers, light soathery WINDS stationary pres
suro and temperature
For Tennessee aod tho OHIO Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, variable WINDS. mostly from tho
south, nearly stationary pressure and temperature
For tho lake region, partly cloudy weather, coca
sionai showers, variable Winds stationary higher
pressure aud temperature.
The Upper Mississippi River Will generally risa
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THREATENED BY TRAMPS.

MADISON, Wis, July IL. 1878.
For several days tramps driven out OF
Iowa.. en- route, as they say, TO Minnesota,
have caused great deal OF trouble at Bclo. To-day
twenty -nvo oil them there and lodged 10
Jail, out OF which they Immediately escaped and
crossed the hue Illinois where nearly two hundred
Of them are congregated. They swear vengeance
tho people OF Beoit, threatening to burn the city.
The local military feel confident OF their ability 70
psata sh,c ltv
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

[DY TKLEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON N. j.. July II. 1878.
Mrs. James Williams, Of No Do Ceutro street, waile
pulling potatoes this afternoon struck by light
ning ana badly stunned
MiLLviLLg, ". j., July IL, 1873
During thunder storm to-day dwelling, occupied
by lady named Finch and three children, struck
by lightning, and tho eldest daughter Annie Finch,
was Instantly killed. Another oauphter ana Nttlc
colorsd girl badly shocked, but have
Coverad rho house badly dana god, the light.
Ming having passed. down The fchimney.
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CUBA.
DEPUTIES TO THE SPANISH conTzs.

DEPUTIES TO THE SPANISH CoRTzs.
HAvASA July IL 1878.
decree has been promulgated concerning the elcc-
toL OF Deputies 10 represent the Island Of Cuba the
Spanish Cortes. II provides that Cuba shall have
Deputy for every 600 Tree Inhabitants. Tho Depu.
ties must be span and lay men, not under tho age
OF twenty i've ears Any SpaLiard over twenty .lve
years VI who pays annual taxes 10 the amount
s. md over may De Nh elector. Tho Governor Gen.
erai tho power before to settle oil dilcul.
ties that may occur IN electoral questions tho
prone government.
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THE STORM IN WISCONSIN.

MADISON July IL, 1878.
Tho storm which has prevailed throughout
the state for tho past two days has
boon OF q very severe character, and great
damage has been done TO tho crops Re-
ports from Green, Sank, Dane. Columbia, Rock and
C1wiord counties are OF very dscourag,pg
character, Strips OF land. many rods In
width, being cut up and washed out and
large fields OF srain reported lodged beyond recovery
The railroads suffered from washouts, but re.
pairs being nadc Immediately Tho detention 70 trains
has been but slight
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FLoRILsE for the to eth and breath is the best LIQUID
dentirce the world; IL thoroughly Gle partially
decayed teeth from all parasites or living
leaving them peary white imparting delightful
GRANGE 10 tho breath. The FRAGRANT "FLoRLINx'
Instantly all odors arising nopn foul stomach
tobacco being party Of honey soda and
herbs aud plants perfectly harmless
and delicious sherry.
stroet London England. retaied every st ~
cents n bottle.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORMS IN IOWA.

DuDuQUE July II. 1878.
The two storms OF Thursday morning and night
have done great damage, OF which full particulars
lacking There is u break Seven Miles, on the
Illinois Central road, three four bridges and 500
foot Of track boing washed away No trains have
In since lust evening from Chicago over that
road There g Il Is feared, much damage yet 10 DO
reported In the country several plnces far
here. Four or i've hvos wero lost by lightning hore
scmo ahed
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THE DAY IN PHILADELPHIA.


LARGE AND rEAcEABLE DEMoSsrRArIoS--
GREAT CROWDS OF sPEcTAToRs-No SIGNS
OF DIsAPpRovAL.
PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1873
Despite tho storm that raged here this moraing tho
Grams OF this city paraded force, numbering
about twelve hundred IN limo. They presented .
credabie appearance IN their Orange rcgaa, and at
various points along the route received marxod
demonstrations Of applause. The peculiar situation
o, Affairs tended materially to draw public sttcnton
to Thorn, the couoourse along the. route OF tho
PROCESSION WIS unusually large. Tho various
,odges assembled at Broad and Girard avenue
Ut O'Clock and shortly after took up tho iius OF
march. There has never pven any trouble In this
city former occasions OF the KIND, but tho Mayer
matter Of procautson had detailed "a large forcc
OF polico 10 accompany the parade. A cavaicadc Of
atty horsemon made up the right OF the procession.
pers aud orange und Americas silk naes. IL a
the accompanying bands confined Ino,r music mostly
To American national AIRS n,orspsrsed occasionally
with Irsh melodies
number OF visitors from other ctos
took part In tho Demonstration, eorspicn-
among whom were William T.. Msgcc,
OF BALTIMORE, distinguished Oraugcinan and gen
tleman well known In that city. Scattered among
the DIVISION were a number OF the members OF tho
Royal Black knights OF the Camp Of Israeli There
not the slightest man Hesitation OF disapprovsl
along thccuiire route.
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THE TEMPERATURE AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS July IL, 1879.
The weather has been intonsoIy warm hero this
week. tho mercury ranging IRON o5 to log degrees IN
the shade during the day. and from 50 to 90 degrees
at night. Numerous cases Of sunstrokc have boon
rcpoficd--between thirty and toriy IN al--pcrhaps
eight OF which have proved fatal up this cvcaing
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ROBBERY or GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Sr. Louis, July IL, 1878.
The fact that robbery OF $4,000 OF government
bonds committed hore yesterday leaked out this
afternoon through private circular sent by tho po.
liccauthortes TO banks In she city cau,oning them
not to buy or negotiate Them. Nothing moro Is known
OF the robbery the police refusing point blank to give
any Information in regard to II.
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THE LABRADOR FISHERIES.

HALIFAX, N. s., July II, 1878.
Fishermen are expected next week from Labrador
with good isres having succeeded IN nndns q salts
factory catch much earlier than usual
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EXCESSIVE HEAT Al CINCINNATI

CrScIyyArf, ONO, July II, 1878.
Six cases OF sunstrokc woro reported to-day. Two
OF which resulted fatally. Tho heat has been
excOssiyc
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NATIONAL CAMP MEETING.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, July IL, 1915. .
The Thirty.nf,h. National Camp Meeting is In
session Mt Clear Lake, Iowa. Ono hundred ministers
OF various denom nations present, together with
large number OF lay attendants and cxcursonist
Bishop Peek preached powerful sermon on ro-dav."
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THE DAY IN QUEBEC.

ALL QUIET IN THE CIrY-IHE oRANoEMEN
ATTACKED AFTER THEIR MEETING LAST
NIGHr-REsCUE OF YOUNG IbIsBMAN
FROM THE POLICE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
QUEBEC, July IL 1875
Owing TO the peaceful news from Montreal tho day
passed of quietly here Had trouble occurred In the
former city bovd would have been shed hero to.
day, party iceiing running SO SScasdidxIy high.
Hundreds OF men blocked tho streets all day,
opposite newspaper oflces, and extras issued
hourly The oran gemon. according 10 ets,om, met
In their hall tonight, and on emerging ffodi u
wero attacked, one man being 'beai9n shd others
chased. h' arr"
young IfiEhmahi VAS arrested this evening for
rushing about Peter street drunk, with shoath knife
IN his hand. thrco policemen were conveying him
to tho station he rescured iorclb!y by about two
hundred men, who drove him away IN cab.
Two compsnies OF the Ninth battalion were re-
ievsd from further duty after boing inspected this
morning by Lord Duferin at tho citadel, who com.
pimentcd Thorn upon thor appearance Tho Irish
state that battery Will not DO allowed to land horc
on their return from Montreal.
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A.-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER. A SrEPHANI 4 CO., 40 New 1t. sole
Importers.
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TIE wrnrnEn YEsrEnpAy.

Tho following record VIII show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, In
parson with tho corresponding dato ot last year ne
Indicated by the Thermometer ~ uudnuts phar macy.
HERALD BuiIdlug. 40. us Broadway
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panied by J. j. Curran O. c. addressed crowd OF all
kinds Of citizens opposite the Court House, consratu
ating item upon the obedience CT tho populace to law
ana tho fortunate OF to.oay's troubles rhis
was tho last public or popular event Of tho day.
a
Joseph Munier, tie accidentally shot to-day by
n special policeman, is lying very low. At midnight
extreme uncton had been administered 10 him and
BIO has made bis ante IN orten deposition.
PROBABLE TROUBLE NEXT TUESDAY,.
Late tonight the anniversary OF tho death and tho
approaching anniversary of tho funeral OF Hackett
are dwelt upon by Oransemen. monuments 10
hackctt, erected In tho Mount Royal Cemetery. IS
ready to be dedicated, and II is still possible that
tho Orange fraternity may select next tuesday tor the
ceremony. Their leaders very reticent IN regard
to the matter aud continue TO indulge in omnous
and menaciog hints
TIKI SOBER SECOND THOUGHT.
The triumph OF the vast majority Of Roman Catho-
lies in tho Province OF Qaepeo and the comparatively
small number Of Trotesants In that Province is The
principal thing iweit upon by Professionals,
Including Osargemen. ia conversation this even
Ing OF course the latter incensed, and
thcro Ia vast doal OF vcngefu rhetoric and talk abont
further attempt TO organize procession. Promi-
mont Orapgemcn claim TO have Geographic assurances
nom tho seats OF their power IN Ontario.
ut Toronto, Kingston, Hamilton, Boeville
and elsewhere, that 10000 or more supporters
will DO sent them II they choose 10 depioy
next Tuesday tho 10th inst. The anniversary OF tho
funeral OF Thomas Lett Eackett, tho Orange martyr
OF last year. but Is very improbable that such an
absurd and useless demonstration will be seriously
urged after heat and sweat and Ill temper
sopt away Since tho intense excitement OF tho past
week hera is general feeling Of anguor and disgust
In every quarter and to-aRhts quiet shows that tho
riot has present Roadway. neither will anything
which tonds to provoke public commotson here have
further countehance among any rational class OF tho
people.
QUEBEC ROUGus
Tho worst rowdies who were expectc cd to interrupt
the poaco to-day (he Quebec rouahs) have returned
to their homes; whom they arrived this morning they
were It IL said by friends OF the municipal author
tiles, searched tor hrsarms, none wero found
upon them Tonight whom they departed on tho river
steamboat they drew forth dozens OF revolvers and
fred u parting sarcastic salute over tho roofs Of
Montreal With them has receded for tho
present at least. tho terror OF mob violence
The grave questions just raised concerning
civil and religious rights TO DO decided by other
weapons than pistols and bludgeons and somc Of tho
Dominion officials who iancied themselves be
In office. may fnd their TENURE completely upset
ut the next general election. Tho Irish Catholics are
bound to 70 for every public man who has opposed
delayed the progress OF tho Party Professions bill,
and the sympathes OF Canadian Protcstants, Of
course, are entirely In tho opposite way.
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BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA, USED Elk.
ternay and internally drives pain, the
tent and e,h full calm succeeds. - cent? bottle.