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been belaeoring his wife when The prisoner came
along, but there was Notwithstanding this. not
square uch Of Mr. Malone that savoret OF tho poetic.
Great was His Honor's sErprise when he had coin.
united hiin M del ,uit 100 keep tho peace and
saw hini escorted TO The prison 10 have the foowinR
verses handed 10 him. They were written on the otck
81 an Old Bowery programme somewhat tue worse
icr wear, but ~ spite ot tna were quite isgele:-
To Your Honor Chris Msons humble petition
To make aware OF his sad % lition.
under bail for simple assault.
but upon both honors. Il wasn't nay fault.
ssysd poor vile from husbands unslau ght.
Who drank freely and quite wrought
Your iiono. wund do did for heart IL large.
And on these conditions beg my DISCHARGE
Dear Jud don't b. gry at my he utfet request
For to sympahv hay. d1ue best.
Fur the sins I've committed III Try ~ atone.
So nov Won't Judge Bixby iberate Chris. Malone?
The rhvners plea wis powerful 10 his offence had
been slight, aud His Homer recalled HIM. ADVISED him
TO temper enliantry with prudence. and wrote out
his discharge. IL was after he had cleared tho court
that the following was found IN the hands OF the ON.
Ger who had handed up tho poets plea
say, you to gel out IN brass blue,
BE Kind .ni shove this letter thiva.h;
For II reaches BixLv'seye
He'll bounce nv bail bonds up sky high.
IN pity. copper let II pas
Though feel blue IN then look brass"
There was no comment, but II was good Tor him ne
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RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES.
MELTING OF AMERICAN uSIrAnrAss.

MELTING OF AMERICAN USIrARIASs.
Bosroy. Mass, Nay rs, 1878.
Tho American Unitarian Association, al las annual
meeting here to-day elected Henry y. Kiddcr prcsi-
dent, W. O. Bryant and Charles A. stevens Woo
presidents, and Rev. X. X. shipper secretary. The
financial condition OF the association Is about equal 10
that OF previous years.
Row BROOKE Hcriord, OF Chicago, delivered the
annual address.
CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION
The American Congregational Association held ito
annual meeting to-day and elected Samuel D. Warren
president Tho society will undertake 10 raise
500 600 by the LIST OF July In TO release itself
oil tho present financial embarrassment
CONGREGATIONAL PUBLISHING SOCIETY.
Tho forty-sixth annual meeting OF the Cougregn.
tional Publish Society was held to-day the ag.
grcgate receipts were S66,074 aud tho expenditures
$oo.7oo showing that the condition OF tho society Is
sixteen per cent better than year Hon. Charles
T. RUSSELL Tor the past ten years president OF tho
society. declined reelection, and J. Russell Bradford
succeeds HIM. with Rev. J. o. Means, D. D. secretary,
aud Edward Gay, treas urcr
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THE WISCONSIN TORNADO.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. May 90, 1873.
A special despatch from Madison, Wis, says:-"A
large number Of citizens visiting the Of the
recent tornado The roads are literally jammed with
teams from all parts Of tho country viewing the dew
asatons ofthc storm None OF tho accounts have been
exaggerated, nor has hardly half been told Of Its de-
s,ructivencss. The eastern towns did not suffer
much a. Primrose, Boutwell, and Perry. Thirty lives
lost In this county alone, and nearly hu ndred
persons seriously injured, while tho destruction
or properly will roach into the millions.
'.From tho first appearance Of the storm at Mineral
Point through It's whole course across the State the
destruction great 1t is estimated that Il fly peo
pc nave been Killed, nnd from two hundred to two
hunurcd and fifty injured seriously, while
lott homeless, many OF them not knowing where their
next meal Is coming from. Tho accounts OF
narrowing in the extreme, and tho woo and DESC
lat0n everywhere visible arc extremely painful"
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTNx !
,,FriCE or TmE CmfEY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 20-l a. n.


,,FrICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, May 20-l a. n.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States ana Nov England
rising barometer north TO west winds, slightly cooler
clear or partly cloudy weather, and In Maine occa
sonai light rains followed in tho western portion OF
the former by failing barometer aud eastcrlv winds
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States. gener.
ally higher pressure and stationary or higher tenn
pcraturcs WINDS mostly nom north 10 east and gen.
orally clear weather.
For the West Gulf States falling, possibly followed
by rising barometer, rising or stationary tempera
ture increasing east to south winds, cloudiness
and possibly succeeded bv rain areas
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley generally lower
pressure and higher peraturc increasing east TO
south winds and cioudiness and possibly followed by
occasional rains.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys. generally lower prcssurcs,
stationary to risng temperature increasing northeast
TO southeast winds, partly cloudy or cloudy weather
rain aress accompanied Ia the two last districts
by local showers.
For tho lower lake region, rising, followed by fall
ing barometer, cooler, northefly wnJs, veering 10
warmer eastery, increasing cloudiness aud followed
By rain areas.
Tho Missouri River continues slowly rising below
Omaha; and the OHIO, Cumberland aud Mississippi at
Cairo slowly falling
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RHODE ISLANDS GOVERNOR.

PRoviDEScE II. l., May 28. 1878.
The General Assembly mot at Newport to-day. tho
members elect marching TO tho State House In pro.
ccssion as usual The two houses organized by tho
una nmous choice OF tie officers nominated last night
In grand committee a committee was appointed 10
receive and count the votes Tor general
state officers. ILis committee reported that
Governor g. &. Van Iant mad a majority
OF D. 100, that hts associates tho State ticket
were elected BY similar or larger majortics he OIL
GERS elected we're then indicted Into their spcctve
Offices anu took the prescribed oath IN presence OF
the grand committee The two houses then separated,
ana alter bret legislative session adjourned, the
Governor escorted To his .dcncc the mill.
taiy aud members oi the Leg isiaturo.
Inc legislative session Will probably continue throc
or Jour DAYS
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DARING OUTRAGE.

In Newark, yesterday afternoon, between three ana
four O'Clock, a man named Henry Drummer, residing
at No. 25s Broom street, while walking along Clinton
avenue, near Badger avenue, with his wife,
was suddenly confronted by two cviLiookipg
young men. Ono OF them asked Dir BfumIhor
Tor n match. While the latter WIS searching Tor
u the scoundrcis fell upon aud knocked him
down. They then riGed hts pockets, but rot
nothing, as Mrs. Drummer carried the fnmily cash.
Before the iootpsds could touch her sue raised such a
nose that they we're frightened on Last night one OF
Tie pair was arrested. lie glvcs his name as Larry
Dachman, Of No 20 Saycrs street. Hc is only nine.
teen years oi ago lie IS held ior examination.
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RACING IN ENGLAND:
RHlDoRRocH THE WINNER OF THE GREAT
NORTHERN HANDICAP.

FIRST DAY OF THE YORK SPRING MEETING
NORTHERN HANDICAP.
by CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, May rs, 1878.
The York Spring Meeting commenced to-day,
the Chief event the programme being tho
Great Northern Handicap. The race was won by Mr
W. bevlls bay colt Rhidorroch, four years
old. by Josxiu, Of Peahen. Mr.. ". II.
II. Broadley's bay brown colt Melton, by Lozsnge.
bay horse Hardrada by voltigeur out Of Mysots, an
ishod third. Nine came TO the post.
LATEST BETTING
Tho betting just before the start to against
Rhidorroch, to l against Hardrada and 10 TO
against Melton.
SUMMARY.
YORK, May %, 1S7S.-rhc Grcat Northern Haudi-
cap OF 800 sovs. IN specie added to sweepstakes OF
10 sovs each, 10 sovs forfeit and sovs only tho
iund n declared on May Z; the second horse
third to save his stake; the winner OF any handicap,
value 900 sovs., after pubcti OF weights TO
carry IL lbs oil any value 500 sovs, 10 lbs OF any,
value 200 sovs, bs OF any, value 100 sovs lbs.
extra. Orc mile and thrae-quartcrs; IA sups II Of
Mr. W. Beviic's b. c. Rhidorroch, 4 years, by
JosKn out Of Peahcn ll5 lbs ....... ........... l
years, by Lozenge, out OF Cannonnde 101 ibs.... 2
Lord Zetlandsb h. Hardrara, years, by volti-
geur, out Of Mysos. 102 lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
WINNER
Rhi dorToch was bred by his owner, Mr. W. Bcvillc.
In his twoyear-od form he ran three times his first
essay being a SUCCESS. 1t was ut San.
down Park, In the Maiden Two Year Plate.
His failures mat year were she Croydon Nursery
Stakes at Croydon and the New Nursery Stakes,
New Market Houghton meeting AS a three year. ola
Rnidorroch eight times, winning twice. The Fly
ing Dutchman's Handicap, one mile two furlongs
was creditable victory, he beat
seven others Tho day before tho latter
race the Great Northern Handicap was run,
in which Rhdorroch started and finished third. That
no should win the event this year shows Mr.. BevIils
10 have pluck aud the conviction that his horse
was equal to tho task and would provo
iI Tho second meeting OF Rhdorroch
us q three year old VAS In tho Brighton
Autumn Handicap, one mile. when carrying 100 lbs.
he boat J uus Cesar 124 lbs. and Keneton, ia lbs
Rhidorroch was engaged in tho Chester Cup. but did
not como to the posi-, He may appear In the EPSON
Gold Cup, EPSON Summer Meeting, and in the Alex
andra Plato AZ Ascot.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL TITLE.
PROTEST FROM THE RHODE ISLAND LEoIs-
LAruRE AGAINST nEopEN1NG THE QUESTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1

A PROTEST FROM THE RHODE ISLAND LEoIs-
LAruRE AGAINST nEoPEN1NG THE QUESTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, X. l.. May 2S, 1873
In the Senate, this afternoon, Mr. Alfred L. Little
Aeld Of Lincoln, offered resolution In regard 70 ro-
opening the Presidential question, and which dcpre.
Gated any action looking " this end the part or
Congress- AS Mr.. l.ttlc6eld represents one Of the
largest manufacturing districts IN New England aud
is Of tho leading and Influential citizens OF Rhode
Island. send you the preamble and resolution, which
suffered to lie the table In TO allow the
members time to think upon the important matter.
THE PREAMBLE
Whereas the Industries OF the entire country and tho
manufacturing business interests OF Rhode Island
have Tor long time been greatly depressed both labor
deep anxiety Us TO tho future siiIl pervAdss all classes
aas ss sss ps.ss .. q ~s .s
u anal but not . only Ii. sssa
snss q All ia tina. may tend 70 create sxei.smsns
sentative New York the House Of Repre-.
Sc 81 Il the United .o: b 3
dent,a election. which BY It's provision, Inevitably
Which iar.Isr deDrsss Tie business Of
Il sns when A Ss,s
bcsn settled by ia*; ,asrs fore. ,-
sesolysd TIT We Senators AMI Of the
- s os us 20 s psoss %
81 the entire country to protest ayanA the action the
s%. Ss such n =. psD es"
motive OF the good OF the whole Tor the
furtherance Of partisan or political ends
Resolved That al! questions affecting the rights Rut
orford Is. Hayes 20 the oise President the
States having been settled by Congress ITSELF through
commission OF its own appointment should not
any preteDce whatsoever.
Resolved hat in behn Of suffering Industries We
pending III. matter sftae and ersy =.
make the appropriations for support tho
government, and 70 abstain from all legislation
hcal to the interest ~ the whole country.
Lcsolved. That Ills Exceicncy tho Governor be re.
quested to atestcd copy Of the foregoing prean
resolutions OF
and representatives In Conliess.
PROBABILITY or A UNANIMOUS VOTE
A conversation with Senators tonight loads your
correspondent to boeve that the above Will
be adopted unanimously. large number were IN
teFviewcd upon tho subject ana not was found
who had objections TO voting Tor tho resolutions
whenever they shall DO presented. Several influential
democrats expressed themselves opposed 10 the
rcopeung OF The Presidents tito; Tor no State In tho
Union, IN their Opinion, would suffer more than
Rnocs Island u the dominant party In the House OF
succeeded carrying the desires
Of prominent democrats III AID out oil Congress.
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BALTIMORE May 20, 1878.
four.oared boat race between tho Analostsn Grub,
Of Washington, aud tho Undino. OF this city, took
place this afternoon the Patapsco. The course was
one and hall miles around stakcboat ana rolurn,
making tho distance rowcd three mites The start was
made at 6:1i r. ~ with the Analostans in the lead,
winch tbcy Kent for threc-quarcrs OF a mile The I'm
dimes then went 10 the 'front.' and Ut the nrst mile lcd
a length. when the ADaiostans spurted aud led
slightly ~ tho turn. The race homo dine.
Tho UDdines gradually forgod ahead aud won by
SIX lengths Fully 10000 persons Witnessed the race.
Mr. Bailey was Judge for the Anaostans and MIR.
George lillian Brown for the Undines Mr.. Krumb.
haar OF the Phiiad.l Barge Club acted al referee
The time Of the uDdncs vas no, taken, OWING to
the NEGLECT OF their nasnan Anaialostans time,
.Dtn. 5is
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TEXAN FRONTIER IJIREATEyED.

GALVESTON, Texas, May 2s. 1873.
A Nc,cs special says :-.Larcdo Is thrcatsncd by
three parties Of Lerdsts, numbering 500 men, under
General CARA Ayaa and Colonies Crsto and Marii-
ncz Their advance Is within ton miles OF the
town. Tns Mexican customs authorities have come
to this side with their books and records The
mandsr dcspairs OF holding the place unless REM
forced. General Ayala made formal demand tor
the plaza tuis morning. Three American merchants
arc 10 jail for refusing contribute The defence or
tha town
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DIR. SEYMOUR TO BE A BISHOP.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May rs, 1875.
Tho FIRST annual convention OF tho Springfield do
cese Of the Episcopal Church. met here to-day
committee appointed at previous meeting to notify
Rev DR.. Seymour OF hts election bishop Of The do
ccse reported that they had performed their mission
and that the Doctor mad declined. A resolution
was then unanimously adopted requesting him 10
Withdraw his defamation, which action was commu-
nicated 10 him by telegraph Tho following reply
received at nine o'clock to-n,ght:-
NEW YORK. May %, 1878.
10 Rev. JoHN d. EASTER, Chairman -
withdraw dcciination and accept consecraton In
Trinity Church, New York, on st. Bnrnabas Day
GEORGE +. SEYMOUR
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Andrew G. Curtin, OF PennsyivavsA.
and William VI. wady, OF Georgia, are AZ the New
York. Robert H Pruyn, OF Albany, IL nj the Finh
Avenue. M.jor George ". schoaeId, United States
Army, and Christopher A. Walrath, OF Oneida, N r.,
arc tho Metropolitan. A. Cassait, Vice President
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Ia at the AL
benarle. Thomas q. Durant Is at the Glsey. L. z.
Letter, OF Chicago, is at tho Clarendon. Ex-senator
Abiah W. Palmer or Armenia, N. y, IL az tho Wind
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MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.

NEW HAVEN Conn, May IS, 1873.
This afternoon the Jury IN the trial OF Johu H. An.
dcrson for the murder OF Horato g. HUI, OF waIne
ford, brought in a verdict OF murder In tho second
degree after having dclibcrstod four days me pris
oncr was sentenced 10 State Prison for life. rho
murder committed March I, 1874 In II wheel fac
tory. Anderson, who has very ugly Dispositions rot
angry about a contract he had abandoned, bought
two rcvolvcrs, went Into factory and fred eleven
shots a roomfui OF workmcD, evidently Intending
10 kiii all lie only succeeded IN Killing Mr. Hail Oh
the FIRST trial he was sentenced to be hung IN April,
1875, but the ground OF newly discovered
OF insanity n new trial was granted.
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THROWN FROM A sCATFoLD.

PEORIA. Ill, May 20, 1873
by the breaking OF a rope holding scanod at the
Court House this afternoon CHRIS. Poscnen, Gus
Jacobs and Joseph schwartz, who were securing tho
WALL thrown from tho scaoid distance of ioriy-
I'VE feet upon the stone ana rubbish below Poschen
nhd Jacobs are not expected to live. Scnwariz was
seriously injured. Two other men who we're work
tho scafod saved by Jumping through
q window into tue court room.
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EXICAN REVOLUTIONARY PROS
Poets.
Tsy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

lex TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May Is. 1875
A despatch has been received TO tho eject that
about 500 revolu toniss just outside Now Laredo
the right bank OF the Rio Grande, In Mexico, pre-
pairing to attack tho place.
Pedras Ncgras, according to the statement OF Mexi.
can OH cors, IS also In danger
THIS IS probably the bsriuning OF tho expected
luton in favor OF cx.Presidunt Lcrdo DO Tejada
against the government OF President Pornrio Dlaz.
Escobcdo ID near New Laredo.
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THE RIFLE.

A meeting OF tho American rins team. WA hold
yesterday afternoon, at No. 81 Park Row, MIR. Il. c.
Coleman presiding The meeting took no formal
action on any oil the questions concerning tho Dexl
International long range match which now await.
Ing their decision.
1t ~ probable that Canada Will sond team TO shoot
Tor the trophy this year, aud the question dis.
cusscd among riflemcn whether entries challenges
snail be received after Juac 1. Tho opinion Of the
q late
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.


BX TELEOEiFH TO THE HEKALD.
IREsroS, n. j., May IS, 1873
At the annual meeting oil the stockholders Of the
United Railroad aud Canal Companies OF Now Jersey
held hero to-day, George NJ. Wright IN the char, tho
following directors w,rc chosen Tor tho ensuing
year: John jacob Aston, William BucknsIl, A. J..
Dennis, Benjamin Fish. Hamilton Fish, Cambridge
Livingston, Isaac W. Scudder, Robert n. stockton,
Ashbcll Welsh, samuel Welsh, John q. stevens nnd
Robert Lerox Kennedy. Each secelvou so, $50 volcx
representing Us many shares OF stock.
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RHYME WITH REASON.

Christopher Malone, OF No 352 wa,cr street. DID
not look bit like youth who hal bestrodc Pegasus
whom they brought bin before Judge Bixby on n
charge OF assault True, he had been arrested while
discharg,ns gallant role somewhat 10 the dctriment
OF James uackelt, oil No. u Suffolk street, who had
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KILLED BY NOxIOUS GASES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 2S, 1878.
Joseph Obcrlc, Alois Smith, Edward Williams and
Christ. Turner, while engaged In cleaning u privy
vault Grove street ten O'Clock last night,
by foul gas. and, falling into the vault all
four suocated before they could be rescued. All
wore married ana leave large lamIlloa
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

CAMlEy n. j., May rs, 1878.
the Diocesan Convention OF New Jersey. composed
OF . rector and three aymen OF each parish OF the
diocese, met annual convention in st. Paurs Prot
estant Episcopal Church this morning g. W. Rod
man. Dean Of New brunswick, will DO the preacher.
The convention VII be in session Two DAYS
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EMMA BETHEL's FULL ACQUITTAL.

CAMDEN, N. j., May %, 1878.
NrG Emma Bethel. who tried In the Camden
County Court Tor the poisoning OF Mira Bishop and for
which she acquitted has stood her trial during
tine past few days the murder OF Recklop Bishop,
the husband Of the unfortunate lady. aud has again
been acquitted.
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TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.
NASHVILLE,

NAsEviLLE, May 20. 1873.
The hotels are thronged with delegates to the Demo-
cratic state Convention, which meets tomorrow 10
nominate iva candidates for tho Supreme Bench.
There fifteen candidates for nomination, i've Of
whom members OF tho present supreme Court
rho situation Is too unsettled al present 10 give an
idea TO results.
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THE WEATHER YEsrErpAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in tho
temperature Tor the past tweniy-four hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF las, year as
indicated by tho thermometer at IIudnuts pharmacy,
hLRALD Buildine, No. as Bro,dway.-
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HELD FOR CAUSING DEATH.
LEBANON. Pa. . May ?,

LEBANON, Pa, May %, 1878
Alta coroucr's inquest held hero to-day James Cal.
iahan was committed on the charge OF beng impli.
Gated III tho death Of Ella }. Hummol VINO died last
Sunday evening from tue effects OF drugs supplied
by Callahan tor a criminal purpose.
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CHICAGO, H., May 2s, 1878.
The movement OF grain to-day is much larger svon
than that Of yesterday. Counting loor wheat the
total receipts to-day were 0gs G74 bushels and the
total shipments 74I ,072-an aggregate movement OF
4. 1aS. FAC bushcis
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SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, N. Y, May IS, 1s7s.
Governor Robinson to-day signed tho bill amending
the Savings Bank law.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Russin, for Queenstown and Iivcr.
pool, and Pereirc, for Havro. will sail from thm
port to-day.
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post Oce ~
one, and for France direct at half past ono o'clocn
7. NJ
The NRw York Naturalization for Europe-wit
DO ready At half-past eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copios, In wrappers for mailing, six csnta
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AvcraRo tempefature ycstordsy. G. !.
Average TEN perature Tor corresponding date last
acknowledgements. ................... co.,
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HIGHLY kfFERvEsCENT.

Approved by the Academic Medecne OF France. ana
It's sale In France authorized BY special order of the
French government
edDy tho highest medical authorities in Now
York
"A great relief for seasckncss."
"A delightful beverage"
Far superior to vchy. Settler any o,hsr.n
"Mos: grateful and refreshing"
Absolutely pure and wholesome: superior to all for
daily use free rom all the objections urged against croon
and artihcially aeratcd waters"
"lmpre grated only with its gas"
Useful ana very eAbe.n
"neathiu and we'll suited Tor dyspepsia and cases Of
disea,e."
Mildly antscid agrees well with dyspeptics and where
there is u EQUITY diAthcsis-"
"By far tn. agreeable. aors cd with wins
useful In catarrhs OF stomach adder aud Ia govt"
not only luxury. but n necessity"
To be had of all Wine Merchants Grocers Druggists
Mineral alter Dealers throughout the United stses and
wholesale OF
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LADIES WHO POSSESS THE FINEST con.
pie the patrons Of GLESss SULPHUR
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A-KNox'S SUMNER WHITE HATS FOR GEN.
temen today 2i2 broadway aud fifth Avenue HOTEL
So PEARL OR MIXED DERBY, 81 90
(MAcKISAws, 81 o. worth 81 Ii New Church 81. up
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Every genuine bottle bears tho registered YELLOW
pictorial label OF tho
APoLLISARIs COMPANY uLIMllED). LONDON.
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ApOLLINARIS

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MINERAL WATER.
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FREDERlCK DE barry 1 CO,

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