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SURPRISING CURE.

Goilsmes. About twelve yoars age Nhils
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bsitled with ever knawn remedy for four weeks
wiihout avail, aud va. nnaliy obliged % give up
3 mosl desirable psstloa and return home un-
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sensitive that the slightest cold would bring on
fresh attack, leaving me prostfHted Ia THIS
NAY continued ~ spiier. The last attack, the
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most eIcrEciAllng pain IN my head, was 90
bosrse A. 10 BE- scarcely able to speak, and
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WALTHAM, Mass, Jan. s, 1876.
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CONSTRUCTION lSp EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad

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wAys. The trAek is double the entire length o.
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pEutea plaza Its pAssonger ears, while etni
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models Of comfort Ano elegance.
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
GREAT THROUGH LINE
kND
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TIE atiantiou - ths travelling pnhAe IL ~
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behef that 81 cher hoe eAh ofsr eqAA Induce.
nesis - = fouss u throash travel In
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The Tin Tag Smoking Tobacco is Second to None
IN aroma Midness, Purity and Qualify.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

In the Fifth Senatorial district the opponents Of
Alderman Jaeobus circulating stories the effect
that he voted tor Spinola Steam Heating Scheme
and for the Forty-second street Railroad job Both
Aldermen Morris and Jaeebus voted against giving
away tho franchises embraced In the two Schemes
the records oil The Board Of Aldermen will prove. l
Hugh Kleen, tho Inspector OF election at the Second
precinct Of Second district or Jarsey City,
yesterday arrested by United States Marshal 4uirs
head tor alleged false registering. s
The German republicans OF tho Eighth district last
u,ght nominated Francis Gatterdam for the Assem-.
bly, that astricL 8-t #ue4 s.
francis J. White, candidate OF the national green.
back labor party Sheriff Of Kings county, with.
drew frow ;ho contest last svcning Al meeting Of
the Executive Committee OF the party, hold last
ing at tho Mechanics Exchange. corner Of Myrtle
avenue and Fulton street. Brooklyn u was decidsd
to support George A. Kngsaud, tho independent dsm-
ocrattc candidate William A. BurFeils nominati On
for Comptroller was reconsidcred, and the nomina.
tion Of William g.. Steinmstz BY the regular repubb
cana aDproyed. lfla NflN NENl
The New York herald., 1878-10-31

abls. the crowd was good-natursd one, however.
and the hundreds who could not gain admission ! o
the building cOntsntsd themselves with tosslng each
other 10 the srest and gazing upon the platforms and
speakers Ia front Of she building In the
vacant lot where the German stand Was
erected q very fns assortment OF fireworks,
consist ng principally OF rockets, mines aud bombs,
was exhibited during the evening. and the effect OF
the coored hres bursting IN air over tho thropg below
was exceedingly picturesque ana invariably greeted
with prolonged ana enthuslsstc. sppause. over tho
main entrance was large banner bearing the follow
Ing inycription:-- 4FaHa
TAMMsNY PROTECTS THE RIGHTs
OF NArUkALiZED CITIZENS AGAINST
THE TYRANNY OF DAVENPORT
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
pAyssponr CARING ron MS OWN.

DAVENPORT CARING Fon HIS OWN. M
On Friday last Timothy Sullivan, An old gentleman.
VINO resides at No 472 Pearl street. entered the pol
ing place Of tho Seventeenth Election district Of tho
Second Assembly district on Centre street, near
WORTH for the purpose Of registering his name A.
ter answering under oath the usual questions as TO
his qualifications his entered upon
she books. As he is natural'xsd citizen hs We:
asked to show his papers, auo in response producod
q certifcale issued bv the Court OF Common Pleas
Tho certificate examined Dy the inspectors OF
election, who, being sats1ed with IL returned
IL 10 him. sullivan was about TO leave, when John
Connel OF No. 55 Park street, supervisor OF elec-
tions asked the certificate promising return
H. He aiterward refused to do So. however, and
Sullivan applied tor q warrant for Connell's arrost.
When the latter brought before the rombs Court
Judge Kibreth said TO him. 81 consider this gross
outrage attempt TO rob this or his
ship. You are neld in $500 bail on charge Of lur-
cony." The was called Tor trial In Special Ses-
siOnsl yesterday, and. Counsellor Oliver, who mp.
peared tor prosecution agreed 10 motion that
the case should 60 over until after election day.
The adjournment had scarcely agreed upon when
writ OF csrtiorart from the United States Circuit
Court served plaintiffs couns so, returnable on
the l1th OF December
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
No AFtILIAriON wIrH REPUBLICANS
OLD rAMMANY DEMOCRATS, NOW AND


The outside meeting was Tor the most part ex-
cecuinglv enthusiastic one. The speakers were
warmly greeted especially some ei the well known
war horses 0f tho Inmmanv Society, whose appear
for an sutburst OF applause. Among the speakers
at the outside platforms wero Captain Isaiah Ryaders
Hugh W. Coisndsr, W iilam h. Quincy, Colonel K. D.
Gale, Major john Rafferty,, Counsellor Wesley A.
Yard, Colonel Johu ". FaIk, Mr.. David YuenelinR
William Roths child. Michael II. SorgeYson Ceun acor
Jacob Abarbanoii and Messrs. Van Wyck ana Garrett
sou. Many gentlemen who spoke ~ these platforms
also spoke inside.
Tho speaking was continued until hai-past ton. and
even At that hour the crowd that fingered largo
The New York herald., 1878-10-31

evening at the Germania Assembly Rooms The
meeting did not close until an early hour on Tuesday
morning. Tue COMMITTEES having been noti-
fed that Mr. Bragne. tho candidate al
ready nominated for tho position Of City Judge.
would not stand, declared the nomination Tor that
office vacant. rho report of the Committee ou Nom.
inAtlons was recevsd suggesting the nomination OF
Cunning S. Bedford. Alter brief discussion the
Campaign Committee substtutsd the name OF Mr..
Bedford Tor that OF their former candidate ss City
Judge In conversation with q prominent mem
ber OF the party yesterday, he stated tnat
ME- Bedford had been chosen as he was CON-
petcnt TO discharge the duties Of tho ONCE
10 which he was nominated. or the candidate
on the other ticket, Mr. Cowing. they only knew
that no had been an alderman, had had no experience
IN the judiciary and mat he was hard money man.
He further stated that the party would have candi.
dates IN me reld for every ocs the gifs Of She
people. Every election district will bo boxed and
manned and all voters win receive their tickets by
mall and at the boxes. sour party s one" said he.
"that may upset the calculations of the shrewdest
politicians. Our greatest strength lies IN the Fifth
Congressional district, where sanguino that
will elect our candidate ior Congress-, George
Blair, workingiAan. In the Ninth Congressional
district as well as In the rertb estimate that
will cast 10 900 votes, and IN the aggregate the
thusiasm continues as NJ present, expect poll
from 25 900 TO 80 900 votes for our county ticket
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
YIYTH CONGRESSIONAL DrsTRIcT-PRooBEss
OF THE CAMPAIGN

OF THE CAMPAIGN
A warm canvass is about 10 begin this distriet,
whore shsrc arc three candidates IN the ncid--Mr.
Nicholas Muller, Tammany; General Thomas +.
Bourks, combination and Colonel James y. Korrigan.
gresnback labor. II just now too TO doscrmino
how the driit OF sentiment setIlos, as mono Of
speaking OF. but each one expects put his Dost
efforts between now aud next MONDAY night Mr..
Muor occupies tho cogn OF vantage Ia tho canvass,
being we'll known throughout tho district a. tho
clock TRINITY stespo He has lived In 10 for many
years. and In social aud charitable ways expondcd
o Rr eat amount Uf money thero. Taking to HERALD
reporter yss,erday Nd Muller saiI - M tt1
II am hopsiu OF success because l cannot but fosl
the people VI this dislriet have sort OF liking tor
me- Wherever l 20 around here 4 meet men VINO
express their regards the warmess way and know
10 can't be- all put on."
'aUn wual po,nts In your pubiie do you rely
Tor popular indorsementf" tssftM eaf FL h aNt i.H
'sI cossdsr The appropriation I secured for tho
building Of the barge Oics ~ the Battery was oene
heial pubic measure. Wnsn ~ is started u will give
smpiuy mcnt 10 600 men In my district, snd ~ may
occupy couple of years IA buiiding Besides that
twill Dc not alone an arohitsctural ornsment 70 tno
city, but great convenicnce TO passengers arriving
here from Europe. IL Will bring TO TINS city, wnero
properly beiongs the landing OF passengers of sne
various lines that now land Jersey City and Hobo
ken, aud thus increase business IN that WY"
"But don't you mink tho Irish will grsvisase 70
your opponent, General Bourkcfn
la"l don't tnink Tho lrish among my best
visnds and quite as warm IN my support as any ma.
they have never had occasion 10 complain oil me.
nave lived among them the part 0i my iife The
district has ever been noted Tor It's fsaty 20 us own
residents when candidates, and uon't think Mr..
Burke, Who hvcs AZ am iniermed IN rhirty-seven.n
street. will Aud hnt his non-resdence In tue district
will bs 81 muen susaxtn " ham. The disvioA-iA
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
MEETING OF TAxpAYRRs.

A meeting Of the taxpayers Of tho Twsutioth and
Twenty tysecond wards was bold last evening Trc-
morris Hail. No 1888 Broadway. Mr. George Moore.
the president OF the organza,ion n opening the pro-.
ceedngs said timc tor all the taxpayers In New
York to uni,e so that they might come forward q
solid body coming election 10 choose municipal
officers who they would conduct the city govern
a good merchant does his business Mr.. simon
Stern Was then Introduced to tho assembly, aud
viewed every candidate on tho county ticket
Mr. Stern said no would call on the taxpayers OF New
York 10 ndorse ticket and especially
to all 10 their power TO elect Edward Cooper t0E
Mayor. Ho was followed by M. Wiiiiams. Prssident
OF the Taxpay ers' Central Organization. and Dr..
Schultz candidate for Senator from the Sevehsh
tricl.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31

2t TEN NEW CASES AT BATON ROUGE. '
-4st BATON RouaH, Oct 80. ls7a r.
weather clear ana cool Ten new cases and three
The New York herald., 1878-10-31

fact don't like candidates imported from other dis
trcts II believes that quite abo to take care OF
CoeDel Jamss Kerrigan. who IL At present cendnot-
ing paper, WAS thought 70 have relinquished tne
race, but ne SAID smphatieaiy yssserday tnat the
rumor 70 that effect was unioandsd
''You Will certainly run. then, colenelr' .-l.
for three mouths but General BourKs's candidacy
has rather put me out ~ my calculation, ~ never
ssy snas he shoSia SHI po a. oass oo
votes and :, 600 regular democratic votes.
Gcneral Bourke. who is the combination standard
bearer, has intrinsic aud exrinsic qualities TO recon-
mend MIN, chief among the latter in It's influence on
irish vote being his patriotic ana sesacridcing
devotion 10 tho cause OF Ireland. l4stsg .tss
Colonel Aichasi Y. Murphy IL on the combination
ticket tor Assembly In the First district, aud, from
his long residence among and popularity with tue
by Mr.. James ID. Madigan on the Tammapy ucKeL
on y Sa
Assembly and Aldsrmapic, Cooper and Scheil are OF
course greatly discussed, and there y 2 favorable
Judge. tl t-F# .-4a 4s ansA4naqts NM
as 0xxERAL BoURKs's oIrIxsxsHP, -
question having arisen as TO the date OF General
Thomas y. Bourkc's natoraiizaton. and consequently
10 his Qualification TO represent the Finn dstrcs
S,eSsa n s suSs.i evening
and obtained from MIN the following expa-
nation .-.rnsre can be no douOt' sara Gsnsssi
Bourke, 'that ! have, been citizen since !
was twenty-one years OF age. was born IN ireland
Ia ls4o. and must have como to this country about
HUI hes 10 1851. My father became citizen 1858.
and when Icamc of age took advantage Of the law
which allowed me TO vote ois naturalization
papers. WHOM did every yoar ill my rclurn
TO Ireland IN 1860 Last year when. ! went 70
register my fathcr's papers were mislaid, and tho
registration committee refused 70 allow mo 70 vote.
Al had postponed my registration I'll the lust day
was unable 10 do anything about the matter at that
time. low days ago was talking TO u friend about
the naturalization dispute. and msniioped the
trouble had last year, whereupon no
said, why d0ut you taKc out new
set OF papers and save yoarself all difficulty
IN registerngY' vent before. .Juage Daily who said
tnat my previous citizenship was undoubted and
would not be impaired II took out now set Of
papers Tor my convenience In registeSing am al
present IN possession Of fathers papers, dated Oc-
tober. 1883, ind, as was then under tho required
ago, they constitute citizen since came OF age"
The New York herald., 1878-10-31

THE woRKlNoMRN PLACE CUNNING q. BED
roRD ON THEIR TICKET ron CITY JUDGE
The Campaign Commt,ee ot tho rational green
bsak.iAbor party or New York esaau nss sa ksndAx
The New York herald., 1878-10-31

NINE NEW CAsES At MOBILE.
MoBrLE, Ala, Oct. go 1878.
During the last twsnty-fo hours nine new casea
Of yellow fever and four deaths were reported.
Total cases to date, 2o2; deaths So; under treat
msnt. ~.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
A,p FROM THE FRENCH PEOPLE.

RELIEr FOR LIEU ESANT DENNER's FAMILY.
A draft for $500 was yesterday sent by Mr.. A. n
Orr chairman Of tns Kciis Committee OF the Produce
Exchange, 10 Mr.. Henry Hsntz, chairman OF tho
Chamber OF Commercs Southern Relief CommittseS
luT LAeuAen "A Ren nnfsa iAnAiln~ xNf*1
The New York herald., 1878-10-31

yoURTEEN NEW CASES AT JACKSON. e
JACKSON. Mss. Oct 80, 1879
Weather clear; turning cold. Thors have been four
teen new cases ana one death since noon yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31

FIVE NEW CASES AT CHATTANOOGA.
ssa@esstl CHATTANOOGA, Tenp., OCT 30, 1s7a
Or. vandoman's report OF yellow lever for she
wsnty -four hours ending at four r. N. II a. fs-
ovs:--No dsathA, FIVE now casss, three OF them
Weather clear and cold.
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