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THE sun FOR 1879.
Opinions of Oar Country Contemporaries.

From ne I'A.s lace, LsHoz, io-ea
Nc family paper
Iion, H. D.i,Aas farmsr. Po-glssct.ls NE
In very fact ARnpaper
Ii,aa ~ B,rala Nsl,oa. Hes
THE srN IL as regular a. time itself
FoA he h.i,p'.sieai. COLIN, L4iiaaA
THE SvN has not peer m the realm.
Epm me- Gis.f.. 81 Chbr,1, Ohio
II is bold and outspoken On all public questions
Eon tie oj oipitaL MID lgsras, IA,
one OF ule very best newspapers IA uie county
Eioshs B,sid AZ, Bingnr. Maine
one OF the best ineDon dent this continent
fSos, N, b,aocrf, Pign Ohia
The most brilliant daily spaper IN the United StatsA
Firm, hs Ncrs, Uaion, ~ }.
For the farmer there is no better paper than Tax
Prom ne Rsoonier. NORTH Wai,s, Pa
dns svS is the bodest newspaper that reaches this
From he Danocra. Pean rrn. " T.
ltisiust such paper We delight to commend to all
readcrA
From he Ll'r,t'i,nf, Reid.ng. Gal
1ak sgN is live Journal always full OF interest," and
Prom n, Gusefi,, Cherry TaHsy " L.
There NJ more independent sheet published than TaE
iron, d.. WsslL Tas' PdrA M
Il has he ierses circulation and III tile best
paper IN North America
trom he ElIre,a and NugsLIrd, Nsirpor. w.
It. columns are rcghted with the news aud fearless
advocacy OF 1he right
from The Dsmocrat, COHEN, hid
IN our Judguent Tux SLY oilers sterling worth for
We money han any other Newspaper In the United
states.
Pom ne D,mosraL Toeiiaai CD
Everybody who wants good houest able intere sting
ad sNusm, y cheap paper cannot do better than sub
Prom The Whf,laB nasL
II Ajax had ever ched rk suN A. he dM the monarch
Of tie clouds Mt AJAX would have found himself across
IS Knee playing tattoo with shecls upon Tic air
Prom he DcaooH, LipseT, Nh
THE SrNis the Ablst aud sOundest Democratic paper
puehshci ~ me country; II that great political party
where II Is to-duy-grappllng az uncertainties
I6un me Colmsfeidi. He,iaa No.
II is of the hveles daes In the United States IL
tuSr ut ghtto thousands OF households Long may It's
RAYS continue 10 enven the public, and TO direct the peo
pie In right ways
from he Freeman. EbsnlBur01, Pa
The great merit OF TK consists In ITS ste adv and AZ
grcssve warfare against all manner fraud AMI dis
honesty. no matter where Or by whom committed, or
whatever the shape they may assume. We know OF no
paper that Is 80 fearless
From he Eifsrpris, Nsgrils Pa
Tux SUN su holds its immense circulation and IL has
remained true 10 its principals while men and urgAniIa.
tons have forgotten or torsaken them A. ne wspaper
Il ~ an interesting cYcl0l.e'ha VI passing eNeutG No
dally paper ~ more thoroughly read.
Eom he D1n9Iaf, EVy HirLo,. ~
denounces fraud lays bars the inquiries OF either Do.
htcA party stands up for the equal rights ~ all ands
generally iniepemlent 1tE SuS Is the paper Of the
masses Il has larger Circulation than any other daily
paper in the Vhlon contains an the news uore gen
eral information than half dozen other large city pa
pers together
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-26
STATEN ISLAND RUN.
"A Illicit sun Near "A spot whsre Tweed is
Said 20 Have Bsea Csnesaled.

The four prisoners who were arrested on
Nov TO- Tor Illicit disabling al south Beach Staten Island
aud wers suspected ohaving connection with uie
horse AMI buggy and goldmounted harness found In
pond near there. were examined yesterday by United
states Commissioner winslow Ia HTookyn. Patrick
Carroll and John LeAry pleaded guilty and brief tes
mony WAS taken showing The completely Of Jerry Col.
hns and he was held TO await tho acton o tue brand
Jury. John Cunningham pross ted his Innocence and
ht. examination was adjourned Nnh Friday Cunning.
ham insisted that he WAS employed by Michael Fay.
contractor Of is city T. rss AZ Old STOW that had been
rented by Patrick smith Gloss by Is said be the
spot where Tweed concealed himself in his flight rom
prison. The presence OF the still Was discovered By
Revenue Ohicer Turney. who detected smell sour
mash Ia The vicinity f. procured gun and a hunter
garb and pro~led around the place as though he was
hgnung for game. He got Gloss ~ the barn where he
located by uis sense Of smell the inicit Whskoy lie
tried ~ eter but found The daor locked
three Nays later with other Deputy Collectors and
some AArshalA no surrounded the pAes and raided
It. Carroll and Leary wsre arrested while tho
sui was IN ful operation. Cunninghal and Collins
were ASLEEP ~ AZ o9lhouss and were suspected u be-
NE capture Of Acoppsr,hotom sun aud quantity Of
aprits. Three barrels Of which were buried near
the place have since been dug up.
NJ testimony WAS developed touching the my Tioul
horse. buggy and gold plated harness.
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ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS.
AN IMPORTANT CHANGE IN ROMAN
CATHOLIC GOVERNMENT.
Priests In this Country 20 be Hereafter Tried
by Court Of their Fellow Friests Ia-t~ad

Priests In this Country 10 be Hereafter Tried
by a Court Of their Fellow Priests Iastead
Of by the bishop Aione-An Oneisi Order.
Ever since the establishment Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church in this country questions
between its members and the canon law Of tho
Church have almost uniformity been de-
cded by the Bishop in whose diocese
the question arose. In few isolated cases the
Bishop has been appealed from either to the
law Of the land or to tho Supreme Pontir to
whom the humbest Catholic is permitted to ap-
peal. and to whom Is promised the same hear-
ink as TO the princes Of the Church.
Only in one instance in the history OF the
Catholic Church in this country has Rome de-
cded against the Bishop; namely. when Father
Bax of the Diocese Of Kentucky appealed 10 the
Pope against the judgment OF Bishop Nc
Closky OF Louisville. The causes Of complaint
from this country have been mainly from priests
movals.
It has. been lately decided to establish an oc.
clesiastica court in this country. The mode Of
procedure established by the Provincial Coun-
ell OF st. Louis. and atterward approved by the
General Council Of baltimore. has proved de-
probation OF Leo MIL. by the Sacred College
on the 9TH OF June. this yoar, the Roman pro-
In each diocese e the Bishop viii select i've
priests known for their learning In can
on law and other branches Of
the court for the diocese. Ono Of these shall be
made by tho Bishop President OF the court
and they will be known by the old term
JUDGES Causarum' Whom 1--WE priests can
not he conscentlously selected. threo will do.
AT Diocesan Synods these Judges will be eloct-
ed and in case Of vacancy the Bishop can illl
ad interim. No priest shn be removed from
mission without consent Of three Of this court.
The selected priests are also expected to assist
the bishop in coming TO decisions.
This now court reduces the power OF Bishops
greatly, and places the prieste on T. footing
cession to the Church in the United Stnies Is
held 10 be the anal Acknowledgement by Rome
that the Church In the Republic Of tho United
States is no longer the same as In 6 missionary
COUNTRIES but that the United States Is fully
and unequlvocaly acknowledged Us a Christian
nation Of the earth.
The brief from the Sacred College announce
ing this change has Just been received in this
city. and for It's translation we are Indebted 10
the editor OF the Catholic Herald -
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REBECCI At THE WELL.
A Youthful Witness Telling Bible Story IN
the Surrogate's Court

The hearing in the contest Of the will OF
Ann Drake seaman was continued yesterday
before Surrogate Calvin. Mary T. Porter.
girl. and Dr. samuel q. Hubbard were put upon
the witness stand by the contestants counsel.
to give evidence that Mrs. seaman was of un-
sound mind prior to the execution Of her will.
Miss Porter and her grandmother, Mrs Barnes.
visited Mrs seaman a few days before January.
1916. Mrs, Seaman told Mrs. Barnes three
times that nor servant Isabella, was ~ the
mansion-Mrs seaman house ut kingsbridge.
once Mrs. seaman SEEING the witness exam.
triedto tell her the Bible story of Rebcca She
did not tell the story clearly. but Jumped"
IRON the middle Of II 10 the conclusion.
What did Mrs. seaman tell your Mr.. Choate
asked at the outset OF his cross exam nation.
Miss Porter who Is 10 years old, replied
promptly. She said that while Robecca was al
the we'll. man came there with camels and
asked her for water. and Rebecca gave him
water. Afterward the man served seven years
for Rebecca. But her father wanted him 10 take
her sister, and then no had to serve seven years
knew that Mrs seaman did not finish the story,
because II was long lesson in tho sunday
schQQSol on the previous sunday"
Who was tho man who served seven years
Tor Rebecca z" MY. Choaie asked.
The witness hesituIed minute and then re-
piled; 1t was the man with the cames. for
Mr. CHoate-was his name Abrahami
Miss Porter-I don't know
Mr. Choate-Was II jacob
Miss Porter-I couldn't say.
Mr. Ch9ate-Was il Isaac?
Miss Porter-lt was the person with the
camels.
u" In what sunday School did you learn the
story Of Rehecca 1T the Well?n
Miss Porter replied In st Peters Church
Sunday school in Brooklyn"
As MIR. Choate sat down the Surrogate said
with a smile, think you have drawn ali the
water out Of that WELL"
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DwYEa-on Monday morning Nov ~. Ellen. the BE-
Funeral rom her late residence. ~ Enst 18th ST. on
crv.
GALLAGHER on the 23l inst. Mary Gallagher.
Nhow % Henry Gallagher Ut Gallaghervile, Chester
County. Pa, alcd ~ years
JLNklNS At strpeton. $. l., Of pleuro pneu nonia.
Margaret JcuAins. a-cd ~ years.
lWriat from the residence OF her son. " J. JenkinA
- Pauis Nv. Sapietun ON Wednesday at II A. NJ In.
trucut ~ TUE EvergrrenS
NiLLONh.-At fanNOo. y. J., on sunday morning,
NN. ~ at halt pas o'clock " apoplrNy. Ann Muone,
rAct Vi Tie late Michael Malone Vi Jersey city tho
5iti year Of hcr g-g.
Relative, ard friends of the family are respectfully in.
N'rd inut'cud %" tune raj on TUESDAY, Nov ~ 90 10 NJ
Hntu st. Peters thurrh, corner Grand ana Van Worst
SIS Jer~N cay. when solemn ct requiem will 10
offered Tor u4r rcpo.e a. her soil The Wil be
thcn tt"ncc % Il Peters Cemetery tor niermcnt
ENNplDS.-M ai7 4th 81. Brooklyn. 4 D., Mary r.,
danslier ui Margaret AMI James Reynolds
lelnuNcs and friends ut The family respectfully IN.
Nird u nticnl TIE funeral Tuesday. 18th. IRON st.
Niucout Ne iaulr church. North 9Th near an st. nj
3Huch' iheHcn ~ calvary Cetnstegy Tor n,iermslL
Bnsinu nalc4s please copy.
SfONE.-At Hevrr.cv. Mass Nov 10. Lydia Stone aged
W WARS months ami - DAYS wife Of james Stone
IHokP In brooAyu, Nov. ~ Isaac %. Thofp. In hia
3iti wear
tuncr THURSDAY. Nov. - at2 r ". from $50 Ross u
LsAN kEA WATERFOWL. Mass. Nov. 10, Mrs Hridgei
IraNcrS, aged - wears uul months
WAl.kER-ln McDuffic. Ga. recently. Mary Walker.
colored. aged ltH years formerly the PROPERTY VI the
Rev J. H. Walker Oi Lincoln County. Ca. who brought
her from virginia.
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The Pope and the o. A. u.


In the midst of all his troubles. Pope Leo
KILL is not unmindful Of his children In the
United States. He has addressed the following
letter 10 the Archbishop Of Baltimore:
Mosr ILLUSTRATORS AND NosI REyERESD sra The Supreme
Congregation Of the Holy ONCE on Wednesday the 24h
ultmo. took into consideration speech published OH
tie 9th OF May OF this year by paper called the New
York Hsfd and delivered by the President OF a society
called the Order VI the American Union which bfeathes
the most deadly hatred TO the Catholic religion and IN
which most vainous schemes offered Tor ats utter
eXnTpalion. we're such tAlns possible,
Wherefore, the Sacred Congrt CATION has ordered that
copy OF the said address be you with view
that by making the matter known your might take
pains 10 AdmOnlsh the other bishops North America
Y use all care and diligence 70 study and inform them
selves he and schemes Of socie aA condemned
by the Church specially OF this socaIled "OrdeT
American UniOh IN order that they may the more read
Dy guard tbs iatn from their viles and at tie same
ame, sdoptleh means as viii protect the Church from
any damage which might result 10 her from The plots
thess iious and goddess men In the mean time, pray
Cod 70 bless and preseTye YOU.
Rome from the oce Of the Congregation Of the PrOpA
CATION d the Path, ibis I'D day OF August 1875,
jour CARp. sIAgosi Prefect
To the Most Reverend JANIS dhBOS Arckbishop q Bal
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JUDGE SUTHERLAND SURPRISED.
Probably the MoI Remarkable Plea that he
has Heard In the General Sessions.

John W. Schultz OF l Mercer street pleaded
guilty yesterday in the General sessions Of the unlicensed
sale u liquor
what did you sell-whisksy" Judge Sutherland
asked seeking ght for the grading OF the punishment
The prisoner nodded
What docs he say, Captain Judge Sutherland asked
Of Capt MoCloskcy
Yes, your Honor the Captain replied.
vel, we'll Judge Sutherland replied II saw his
nod, but could not hear has answer Then he bright
enei ~ rs though lie had hit upon discovery GUESS
We ought 20 have one Of these newIAnged tele phones
here 10 catch the answers"
Then schultz urged IN ektenuailon Of his guilt that he
had license "a keep coffee and cake saloon and he
Imagined that II authorized him 10 sell tie whikey
well" Judge huther land said looking about him
holgh he desired 10 assure himself that he really
The bench, never heard anything like this before. Is
possible that you cohd have supposed that license 10
keep cQnue and cake saloon authorized " sell
whlskcys'
Schultz assured him that IL WAS
We'll, we'll Judge suthcTlAnd continued. his kindly
lace iu OF thoughuuness Then he said ally:
- can't believe that you were simple. A coffee and
CAKE saloon IL. No, no sentence you ~ pay One
Of so, and 10 stand committed until 1t is paid ~
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After a prolonged Punishment from our
stage. Belini's i Puritan" was brought out
last evening at the Academy Of Music. affording
q fresh field for the dis play Of the high excel
lencies OF four Of Col Mapleson's artists. Nine.
Gerstor. Sig Campanlni Sig Galassi, and Sig
Foil. who assumed the principal roles.
After the sorority OF modern operas the
",Puritani" sounds woefully thin and colorless
In its orchestration. but its melodies. though
they may have lost their freshness. certainly
have not lost their charm. rs was aoundantly
shown In the pleasure with which the old favor
ties were received last evening. such for in
stance. as the oui 10 yoce," the. spirited duet
act ends. the A te o Cara" and Elrhd's aria
Son Vergin Vezzosa."
The opera, indeed. Is q succession Of melo-
dies charming In form and sentiment. Bel
hnis poetic nature scarcely rose to a higher
leyel than that OF sentiment.
Gersier to appear successfully in three operas
IN which the character Of tho chief situation
s wss s Snnn,mSs, the Slee9 walking
:, Lucia" and tho mad scene In 'PpritanL"
But her skill as an actress has enabled her to
eS ue eaSn s se ~ F an1 sppropate eo,oT
uiul In It's spirit and execution. giving most
pleasing :, picture. of youth, gentleness. and
for the music OF this opera exhibits the bril-.
iancy OF her voice without placing too great
defamation.
Campanini deserves equal praise. His man
agement OF the mefzo rOce. which he uses with
great discretion when singing In duet with
Madame Gerster. Is admirable. The part OF
arturo - one that requires Il tenor OF the first
order. There probably are fow operas In which so
many regulations have been won and lost. since
III" day OF the great quartet for whom Bcllini
made the opera. TO our own. as this same Puri-
6ni. II leaves no margin Tor incompetency.
and the tenor or the prima donna. who are able
10 acqnlt themselves brilliantly in IL, must Of
necessity be singers Of the foremost rank
The erlat which 80 far has attended the sea-
son seems not at all 10 diminish but rather 10
personations. On Wednesday she sings In
= LUCIA" and on Friday evening in Robert 10
DiAble."
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Mr.. Moody In baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 25.-M a largely attended
meeting Of elegymen this city held to-day the sng
gestion Of Nr d L. Moody, the evangelist, a committee
was appointed to Issue "call to the evangelical minis
ters and churches OF the United States unite the
month OF January following up the week Of prayer in
a concentrated effort for the revival VI Cots work
throughout the whole land And that IN order do this
they urge upon the Christian people 10 lay aside all
hcuHg engagements, social. ecclesiastical literary.
otherwise That with united heart the Church call upon
God 10 reviye his WORK and stay the tide that threatens
our institutions, political. social, and religious The
Committee will Issue tile call immediately.
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Thl.H,as or Electric LlsA. In RrsoLiyu.

The Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday voted to
advertise in the morning newspapers OF this city pro
posas for lighting. eSunguisng cleaning and repairing
the public lamps AMI furnishing coal gas or other illu
minatlng material The proposing parties must to
ghl not less than ttY lamps IN each ward at uniform
price throughout the city, their Illuminating rial
Is other than coal gA M OReillY said thatit seemed
that the city might wish TO the electric ght-i
not throughout die wards. at Least IN sVlne Vi them.
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An Overdose Of Laudanum.

TROY, Nov. 25.-A2ro u. Morgan. formerly 4
wealthy wool dealer Of this city, but who recently re-
moved to Chicago visited Troy Friday AMI yesterday
was found unconscious In his room the Troy House
from an overdose OF laudanum, lie taken TO the
Marshall lnhrmary, where he died this morning. His
lrhds aver that the drug was taken 10 alAy pam
caused BY rheumatism, but tile general opinion prevails
That WAS case " suicide account Of heavy losses
II a.
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HoNEsDALE Pa. Now 2j.-The uppermost
topic in the northern part Of this is the discovery
OF vein Of anthracite coal the andof W W a C. D.
Aumford at staruoea township In the early part oil last
month the owners of the land employed James Honey
practical coal miner rom the W. onng coal region ~
leal ue land. lie began operations III rocky raNine
TWO miles from star9cca Village on Friday last az the
lepth OF twenty lect he struck vein OF anthracite two
thick. PAYING vein beneath The coal found is excel
lent quality.
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NORFOLK. Va. Nov. 25.-The oyster shuckers
In this place struck at 10 o'clock this morning. They
have been getting leon cents per gallon the last two
years and demanded twenty cents which was refused
by ne oyster packers Boih parties irm, and gen
era stggnAtOn Of the oyster business N probable Ii
Thought Tie strike viii be general along tie CHESAPEAKE
AMI ts tributaries II n result III efforts part
the Baltimore shnckers to force advance in prce and
reform otheT grievances
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Dsel.lons Aa.sllas stals nnnk..

ALBANY. Nov. 25.-Attorney- General Schoon-
maker decides that tie superintendent o the Bank De:
pArtment has not exceeded his duties powers In pre-
scUbiRg the forms Of the quarterly reports OF the state
banks which have been IN uk0 since september. 18Th
lie also Allstalns The Judgment OF the Superinen denL
that not lawful for banking associations or banks
ganlzed under tho laws Of the State, TO puTchAe for tho
purpose O investment other stocks bonds than those
issued W the state Of New York the United States
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John p. PAaIr'. EGo-t. for . New Trial.

MoNTPELIER. VT. Nov. 25-The bill relative to
allowing persons convicted OF caOtal offences
for new trial upon new evidence. upon which the
Senate and the House have been at deadlock for
time upon the question Of amendment has now passed
both Houses with the amendment proposed by the
House and which has been ereioiora reported This
not exactly what John L. Phair's friends wanted but
IA All Qet
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-No a. 81. AZ.
~ 81 " - 49, ~ ~ l22, l43. 100 l5l 49, Ijs lOt
ia 1856 2l7 70, 22s, 2S3 80 23 al hFkeIAL TERx
adjourned Tor tho ~Vh Part IL and lIl.-cAsss No
SvrEMoH coURr-srrcIAL TERa'-Nos, SO, 30 SO. PsrtI
-tAso On
COANoN PLgIs-Part L-same calendar
MAkINk COuRI-Part l., H., and Adjourned for the
49, '"N
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The Cenas~asa Mery AIasuIrs..

HARRIsBURa Pa. Nov. 26.-ApplicatioA has
been Med With s Recorder Of the Board Of Pardons Zoe
We feopening q the kshoe cAse and for Communication Of
ot MAftn hTasn q Schuylkil County
a ans Semes NC onnen q cMben County, the Molly Ma
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov 25.-The Democratic
caucus have nominated GOV George Houston ~ suc.
coed Mr. Spencer In tile United status senate.
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NArET-m the city or New York. on the 18th day Of
November, 1870, By lie Hon Abraham r. Lawrence.
Jn,uec Of the supreme Court Oscar W. YAtet from
Elizabeth Natet Cause. adultery
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The Penn.yIyania RAILROAD. Au.ver

PITTSBURGH. Now 25.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company filed answer to-day to the bill in
equity hed IN the supreme Court few DAYS AQo by the
commonwealth against that corporation and the united
pipe INES The answer u general denial o tile chuges
o. conspiracy made by oil producers at whose Instance
the proceedings were begun
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From tie Spice Islands is the breath which has been per
tuned by tile aid Of SOzODONT, the national beauther
OF the teeth Decay touches not the teeth which have
been fortified against by this matchess dental invis
GRANT
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gnsinte, RoIit,s
For Education and Charity.
BY Arrn0RnY oF rnE sTArE.

BY AUTHORITY OF TIE SlATE.
GEN. G. 7. BEAUREGARD OF LOUISIANA.
GEN JUBAL A. EARLY OP VIRGINIA,
win personally arrange all details and supervise the ex
traogdutry Grand Semi Annual Drawing OF the Louisiana
state Lottery Company at NeY orleans Tuesday Doc III
u 40 pIizes. amounting to 81 sou including Capt.
I'll Prize ot SiOlu1. one Grand Prize oi T0,OOl one
Grand rn1e Of s.uUpl SC. Tickets, ten dollars $40;
Halves. i've dollars s5 fnhs two dollars s2) Tcn,hs,
one dollar 81
Write Tor circulars. or send orders TO " A. DAUPHIN
r o. box G02 New Orleans La, or to II. L. PLUM, 3is
Broadway, New York.
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Quick reliefby applying Bensols C4peine Porops Plaa
eE lar superior ~ eommon porous plasters sod every
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-26

EcoBomicai housewives cannot afford to be without
PIA's AID o, K sOsR Sold BY all grOesTA--Ads.
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Master your Cough at once with Hale's
Honey OF Hurehound AMI Tar. Every affection ~ the
hgs CHEST, or throat tcnding to consmption Is not
only relieved hut absolutely ohtcraed by this wonder.
By all druggists
Pixies roothache Drops cure In minute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-26

ou,r.,. Nsrys, ass,a, ana ls,ooa FEED.
Cherry. SON ss~altA Depot i BoWsrY'-1dS'
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NfRRIED.

Hroyn's bronchial Troches will INSTANTLY
relieve cough, II cold, or hoarsencss Is cents.
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Susin,ss slotlt.s.

$usin,ss slOhtts.
A Conausrsr "r Rheumntisnl. AN Erad,eator
Of impure blood, however bad llyauA A. H. Lie Ba sam
Fall styles Fine SIX Hats, NJ. 3Ot worth ~
fine Derbys u W. worth So 10 New Church ST. 40 Stare
A cough neglected may lead TO setious re.
suits For9ers Cough Balsala NIL Tsheys.at one.