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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
PREMIUM ON GOLD DISAPPEARING.
THE LOWEST PRICE YESTERDAY SINCE THE Wal

THE LOWE5I FHIUE IL5ILhDAl 5LNOE TIE NAN-
EFFECT on SALES OF BONDS.
Gold declined yesterday to 10091e and two
days interest the lowest price since the beginning Of
the war. There has been speculation in gold for
long time and the Gold Room hae little of its former
activity Two or three operators have transacted the
little business that has been DONE The only demand for
gold has account Of purchases Of bonds aud for
duties The demand through duties is removed by the
exchange OF silver dollars for greenbaeks.
The sales OF Government bonds were I'M
usually heavy yesterday, and A per cent bonds
were again eagerly sought after. The First
National Bank did heavy business in Government
Recurities, IN round numbers exceeding $1,000 900
nearly $500 900 Of which In per cent bonds An
additional subscription Of 81 100000 per cent bonds
was sent Washington yesterday by the First National
Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
SECRETARY THOMPSON ON THE STUMP.
nr MAKES FoRcmLE SPEECH IN INDIANA.

HK MAKES A FoRCIBLE SPEECH IN INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept 10.-The Hon. r.
w. Thompson Secretary of the Navy spoke at the Opera
tonight He confined himself to the discussion OF
the financial question: considering that the most impOr
tant now demanding public consideration. He
considered the issue distinctly made up
that IL could not be evnded. Two plans
OF currency in direct opposition to each other
posed. one q paper circulation redeemabe at par,
in coin. at the pleasure Of the holder, and
limited b. the necessities of trade and commerce.
The other paper circulation limited only by the dscre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
pRoMNENT ARRrYALs.

Breroort HONse-Charles Francis Adams, IT., OF
Massachusetts; the Hon. wayne MaeYeagh; o. Pennsy
yania and Colonel Oliver OF the BT1sh
Clarendon HOtl-Mlss Clara Louise Kellogg John newell
Chicago and Colonel A. Meyer, Of NewO &
1re1tfs I0-Alderman Macarthur, NJ. P OF London Shes
ter w Chaplin Springfield. Mass John O. New OF indSn
apolis Edward a. Bacon, Of Buffalo HtHdsor 10es
Ex-Governor James T. English Of Connecticut ~. Deve
reux OF Cleveland exAt Orney Daniel Pratg ana
Tbomas Fitch OF syracuse Everett HOusc-Mle Marie
Roe and Henry MapesOn OF London, and Captain A. GID
Wsstnfsr Hotet-CongressmaI H. j. Es Q, , L0uS w
Gflseu House Il. X. Hart OF ADloh ~ H.
and George ard Nichols OF Cincinnati HOFFMAN, house
Judge Ulysses Merour Of the supreme Court OF Penn
var Nicholas HOtet-BishOp John sharp OF SAT-
Lake city ex-governor J. B. Page, OF vermont ana gA
Mayor D. NJ Habert BnghamtOn Metropolitan Hotet-
General d. b. McKibbin u ). A. and ex-Attorney-oenerh
Williama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

ton Of Congress- having relation 70 specaue and
not redeemable IN anything. He did not believe tnat
the Democratic party throughout tho United states
favor an irredeemable currency, for the last NanOn
platform OF that party, severely censuTed the kepuD
can party for delaying the resumption OF
specie payment, but IN the State Of Indiana
1t is so committed that 1t cannot support It's present
ticket without expressly approving OF an unlimited
issue of rredeemabe paper currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
Robbery IN A RAILWAY STATION.

John Young, German nearly seventy years
Of age arrived in this city Monday from his home in
the West. He purchased ticket for Europe and tx
CHANGED $50 worth Of bills for gold He then went TO
Jersey City for the purpose Of taking train for Newark
AZ be was ascending the stairs leading TO the waiting
room OF the Jersey City depot OF the Pennsylvania
Rsilro I'd be was suddenly attacked FROM behind by
men One Of his assailans put bis hand over the old
mans mouth and forced him backward while bis COM
panon searched bis pockets and stole the money aud his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

where some of the members are 10 be employed In
wOolen factory. The societies which we're appealed 70
for aid in forwarding the family from NeH-loIh ue
contributed bv the Commissioners The father state1
that as his family In good health and wen educatea,
thew had asked for nothing but advice and assistance IN
obtaining employment in order that his son
had been able To finish his studies IN medelne hn.
employment for his sons Abraham and FadlAla both OF
whom are physieans and they will take advice after
reaching Maiysve and then decide whether to proceed
10 Memphis In aid of the sufferers by yellow fever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
ELEVATED RAILWAY PROGRESS.
CONDITION OF THE NETWORK ROAD.
EXTENSION on THE EAST AND WEST sIDEs-srATE-
MENTs OF WHAT TIE ROAD HAS DONE.

CONDITION OF THE NETWORK ROAD.
EXTENSION on THE EAST AND WEST sIDEs-srATE-
MENTs OF WHAT TIE ROAD HAS DONE.
The directors of the New-IOrk Elevated
Railroad yesterday listened TO the report Of the engineers
as to the different routes and their cost for the extension
Of the road on the West Side report shows that for
distance OF one mile, either line OF survey, owing 10
the topography OF the country the elevation OF the road
would be great that there could be local stations
unless depression was made or surface road was
built To obyate the difficulties as much possible,
and to bring the construction OF theroad within areason
able amount the report was recommitted 10 the en-
gneers with instructions to report the most feasible
plan to secure speedy completion Of the road. with
special view 10 the accommodation OF the residents on the
upper part OF the island,
IL was ordered that beginning Monday next trains
should be run TO SXty-seventh-st and Thrdaye', and
that the trains should run until midnight instead OF stop
ping at p. No. az present The East Side trains Will
-un Sundays Receiver Sharp, OF the
Long Island Railroad Company has made application
for an Interchange the sale tickets that passen
in Long Island and New1otk eau secure tickets 10
station on either road.
Treasurer COwing has submitted report OF the condi
ton OF the company, showing That II has under contract
its western line from s1ty-hrsst 10 Elghtyn III
Nnth-ave.; its branch nom Chatbamsquafe through
Chatham-st. TO tue City Hail. and the extension OF It's
Eastern line from sxty-hrstst. 10 the Harlem
Ryer-all OF which II TO be completed ana
IN operation before the end tins year Contracts have
given for fifty additional locomotives ana JIG al
ditiOnal cars OnC-third OF which have been delivered
have distance equal TO thrytwO miles Of single track
road with stations urnOuts repair shops,
etc, fully completed, equipped and IN operation III Is
reported by Mr. COwing that every dollar OF the
subscription Of December last which was made for the
purpose OF building the extensions both sides Of the
city has been paid. The following statement was SUD
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

A SGo. 600 FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LoUIs, Sept. 10.--A fire this afternoon
totally destroyed the asphatum factory of
Lee Reed g. Co., also Turner's Hall,
large boarding house kept by Alexander EghstOne and
the lumber yard OF Oscar Reade. The total loss is
estimated at about 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

Johnny" said sporting Third Ward
father, johnny, what have you got In your fist Z"
Two pears said Johnny Good hands" said the
absentminded parent take the pot" then he bushed
and pointing 10 brass kettle, he added Ito your
mother"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
DEPARTURE OF THE SYRIAN FAMILY.

The Syrian family who have been living at
Castle Garden at the expense Of the Commissioners Of
Emigration since their arrival from BeyrOut three
weeks ago, started yesterday for Marysvlle Tenn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

Are you right sure that You are so physi-
eally constituted 10 exempt from all attacks OF cramps,
cholera morbus dlarrhea or dysentery III not u would %
prudent provide yourself with Dr. jayne Bal
for summer complaint and all diseases Of the bowels IN either
children OF adnlts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
THE MAINE ELECTION.

A FEW LATER FIGURES WHICH, HOWEVER, DO NOT
CHANGE THE RESULT.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 10.-The returns from 2S4
cities and towns, received at The Journal Office
show the foIloWing result:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF the
- Geneatve organs radically and speedily cured Hourss
20 and so T. HENRY A DANIELS, 81 d. IA LeHingtonaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

passage ticket During the scufle between Young and
Ills assaants he was cut slightly upon the head by DC
ing knocked against the casing OF doorway the TWO
thieves ESCAPED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

JAMES L. LIBBY, 10 and 10 Llspenard-st.,N
Receives the prize medal against all competitors
egn ana American for LINEN Collars and Cuffs and an ad'
tional medal for his paper goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun 5:36 616 Clock slow 5n S
Noon 6;2l sOuths Moons age days 10
WATER TO-DAY-A 80
BIcH WATER T0.DAF-P. ~ .oor
Sandy Hook. 7:2S Gov. Island. Sl6 Hell oates'iOVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
TOWER CLOCKS MADE BY

L..
Dnrn the forty proved themselves 70 be the
most reabe ever made in any country. They made
the best manner and will give satisfaction 10 the most Issd
ions timekeepe Office, Broadway and 4tst, ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

THE FALL FASHIONS OF HATS
For gentlemen inspection sale Espens
scheid's, 10 Nassaust Price SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11

The earnings and expenses Of the company for each
wear since company took possession in January
s72 was gwen follows, the fiscal year ending Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The best Soap for laundry and bath IN hot
weather Pyes clean hard. healtul o. X" All grOcerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2Is BROADWAY.
Gam co. Noon 70. 30. m. 76'. Midnight 7lc
Highest durinF DAY, 49,. Lowest; 66'
Average M. same day 1877, So.
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got the money, but up. to Saturday last had not
;isited Mr.. BiinVs The Sheriff saws that tho
father feels very bnd because she has not called
upon MIN. He chafca undor his confinement.
and longs for the green folds and bright sun
light Tho cgso comes before the Grand Jury
to-day, and tho prisoner SAYS he cannot ane
from the evidence how they can lind an indict-
mrnt against him. BILLINGS himself was "A
member Of the last Grand Jury.
THE SCENE or THE MURDER.
Tho WRIT aud Ofirer Chase visited tho socne
OF the murder on saturday. The blinds nre
closed and the house lorked. Old dog Tyge
ranged around the yard disoonsolatc and alone.
VIII allow no onr in the yard after dark but
Mr.. Billings. Thls was instancnd MS strong
prcsumItivc evidence that Billings alone could
nave committed The murder Old Tyge H.
ogy, brindled bulldog. apparently one of tho
best -naturcd fellows in tgo world. H seemed
0vrrJoynd 20 meet us. and old Dr. Billings AZ
hrmcd said that he would not harm n cat.
We found the notch on the trels Of the grape
arbor. whore Detective Markham thinks tho
gun rested when the shot was fred. But OfIircr
Chhse declares there were no Trucks along tho
.arbor ne next morning. and. If Mark ham say
from the, arbor, for tho window pane
srbor IS forty feat " Distant Wntr 70 Sn" make axe
Ine dot in the tTellis. tho murderer must havo
nired through q thick lilac tree; Besid' 5. tho
ioundation Of the house s So high that 1t is
doubtful If Mrs. Billings head could be seen
rock ing chair. Wevisitcd the well whore the car
hnewas found. huge black snake lay summing
himself among the debris near the curb The
well Is hut two feet and half across. aud must
nave been dug flity years ago. Over 1900 per-
sons have visited the scene OF the tragedy mud
me tall grass surrounding the well IL trampcd
vile and environs believe billings The victim Of
circumstances and strongly sympathiae with
nun. He has many friends. and they claim
that the belief in his innocence Is rapidly
spreading. SO far IA ~ known, however.
no one nut Billings had n motive for
inc assassination. and until the contrary is
shown, the public feeling must be- against him.
ne refuses TO SEQ newspaper reporters. and adj
nuts 10 ms presence only the oldest and warm
est friends. He Is tall angular man COARSE
featured. and wears long. reddish goatee lie
speaks in q high shrill key aud liz an active
nervous fellow. evidently built for hard work.
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The Hard Lot OF "a Niece OF Mary Iand's
War Governor Hicks.


In tho Police Court YESTERDAY the COM
plant - Mrs. Van Reuth against her husband.
rrls Van Reuih. for assault with intent to
XII, was again po-tl 0ncd on account Of the in
9hhlty of Mrs. Van h"ulh 10 appear. Mrs. Van
k'nth il "A niece OF the bate senator Hicks and
well remembered as the war Governor Of Mary
land. Few ladies' born 10 independent fortune
AMI position, and educated in refinement. have
accepted the reverses ~ changed estate with
tho lortuude. tact. and energy that Mrs. Van
Keuth has manifested. Within two or three
years following her marriage sh" became de-
pendent upon herself and subject 20 the fearful
wrongs and cruelty which dis-uated husband
can INLET. Many times watcnful friends or the
police have saved her lie from his numerous
hands, and scars attest 10 his dreadful attacks
Inree or four years ago she was induced 10
take refuge in divorce, which Van Reuths
constant lack u support and personal abuses
OF reform and remOrse. and solemn
promises induced her TO remarry him.
Within month or two after his
return to the home made comfortahle solely hy
her industry aud skill she received from him,
when drunk, a terrible wound, which disabled
her hands for q long time. A year ago. in her
new home, while irrnzled with lquor. he de-
strOy ri furniture and threatened the lives nf
bis wife and child. lie WIS sent 10 an asylum
for the insane. Some months later he cast hiln-
self AZ her feet with rcirttions Of repcniaut
avowals. NJ subtly false us maliciously selfish
rs ever. The great and sole motive which be-
fore actuatcd Mrs. Van Reuth the sense Of duty.
OF obligation, OF Nirtuous woman's VOWS, aud
the hope Of o1ectlng reform led her to permit
MS return. and alter supplying his personal
wants, she employed several hundred dollars
ruined at once by his donbly-mdulged habits
OF drinking and neglect. Since then, by money
purl pinnd from nj, wlfes purs . he has kept
his brain irenHltd with liquor. and has lately
tompis ~ ht, Wifr'- life with knives and Kicks
ami bioWs, ana ny dragging nor about tho house.
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CON-RANCKFR In Rochester y Y June 4, at tho
residence of the rle parents m East Maine 81 bv tho
Rev T Edwin Brown. Nj Bcuoi.' D. Coz Of New York
AM Nis. Fannie \ laurk cruf Rochester
pANlsoN-klNLif i'm rhiadcipnii. June ). by tho
Key a II Luns Datii DAWSON of New Nork T. Mamie
T. kinlcN OF camden. y = No caril
kDM AklS-slrARNs -om June u. at ST. Johns
Church, Elizabeth. hy the Rev Mr. Lan.iord George
Barber Edwards to Matilda SteafnS
GOkMAN-Ppr1EH On iunu n. at Washington
Square Methodist Episcopal Church hv the Rev James
X hryan. Mr. James : Gorman o Baltimore Mario
A Potter uf tni. CITY
MOuRE-PAscAl.L -On juno ~ by tho Roy y r.
Lawrence Thomas Moor aud Sarah VI. daughter of
Thomas T. PASCAL. nl ~ this CIV
,MokGAN-WppLLhY. On irac 4, ~ Al Souls
Church. BroOkA a. 10y the Rev pr n Chaplin assisted
y the Rev u Ggnnson, Henry a Morgan TO Ida L..
ihc Rev. Ezra Tinker. Edward A. Park 10 Hannah T.
POsr-GROU SsFLL -On Iune ~ by the lev d n
Jutt'n. Nran Fost sud Belle s. daughter VI Thomas
q Gruunsel. al col THIS city
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ndRINE fNrFLLr0EyCR
Eusinsss alolltss.


cleanse the inside Ut the human body as perfectly a.
water does the outside The way to cure disease W
cleanse to purge. rad the stomach will build you
new and healthy body BRASDRSrH's Pfifs are composed
at simple herbs and essences, who's prevents and
cures disease vet they nevertheless mighty IN their
wayand oitcn cure when all other have failed Tho
little touroood creature that Mills the poisonous snake, u
bitten herself hnds an herb powerful enough 1uoI that
poison though quicker cooperation than any
mortal malady. and IN BRANDHEru's PiLls dnds .
remedy whose qualities begin T. be developed
swallowed, and that and cures By occasoning oil
matters discascptrlurng o be expelled from the body.
PmScirAl orFicF, BRASpRStn HORST, New York.
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Have the socialists Done Thi.i

Can thorc-ohi can thorc-he any truth in the
rirc ruWor that Capt BuA dus hass0n, o. Europe as
socialist agent having been employ ed Co shoot lpI .ic
cts'iNr kuss III iub Successive capitals an ounce AMI
quarter OF shot twenty yards rise and eighty yards
boundary, II. ami traps
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Mrs.. oalne. Asiudsea Owner of . Town.


Yesterday Judge Billings in tho suit II Myra
CLARK daines W = u Mou~aux rt al decided mos
Important case involving the title 10 the property o
what T. now KNOW As the town oi KennerNilie Ia de-
crces that a. in the cas- of Widow ESa Davl. widow u
Minor krnncr and WtlN OF her minor children. Mrs
Cam, IT, hc owner Of ue estate now known a, Kennrr
Nilr anl refers the estimate tc past ami teye
MUGS 10 sabouun. Esl master an chanccry
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BERLIN, June lG.-The official hull.un from
the fAlais uucd 10 TINS morning, .aN- that Nir tnl
peror ,at nearly all dag SATURDAY and pio,re,-lnt
taNuruhlE
81 ffuRsRUnG. June IL Tile condition of tho Empress
Is imprVNins and no more hulletns wil be Issued
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sprtml Aott,s.


LOT ISIANA STATE LOTTERY IOsI-
PANA lr'Nr"N bb fNH n nT uust.
pones seventh rrniN u.tl4lNUu.t l, Sow orleans July
l-I5 frne- amounting o. slII 40. capital pfUrs,
t3iI' slryf 8uyl Ar. lpufuI -, kct,. Two az DOL
lars halves ~ il'lf AuuIt p. ~ 4 pAIpllIS.
T. % buN ~ New orleans Ls .. H. l. PLUM. Jis
Broadway, New YORK
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Next draw
M June -, SSlNtffi drawn. yHhUi, e-bVh, princs
ch-,d orders filled information firni.hci highest rates
paid Tor spanish hank bills. Governments. &c Sc
SURF HOTEL. FIWE ISLAND.--orcat re-.
duru"u utgu-u uDkrfs III -i rAeuf,i'u. s. -, tran
siri BOARD, ~ aA, li toyos Nl4 lut .ickuus>;
tram leave Fnhn,h ~. br0uStu aud Long Island
tIts us4ly . 80 tnd SOP
DK.FANyOU. al BONDST.. INV YORK.
rf.. tlr lHiuf. tf blind flf deaf 4uI all
tH., wl'. 90 medicine Hours. "a ". to4r NJ The
poor 'trri 'rce frunh liA
"A"-SURE CURE FOW Lung ms
EArLN-hutA an htc - per gallon 81 ltg lrgr bu e.
VAS BEL ~ Cha.aictssf
r. VI STEwART"s STEAM GARRETT
tIrAIlus WN4Ns. a4i fll uk nruI fI. .ir. II4f-.
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Thanks

that there is no North south East or west sozodopt
livery one with nouth needs H. II l. guu for humans
everywhere. IN THE homes Texas on the plains OF the
region DrugeiSts Keen it,
General Spanlling with his glue ccented North and
South, never 10 he parted. N never cracks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-17
VAS MRS. ENGEL POISONED
Her Body Exhuned after u had Been In the
Grave Nearly Year.

fNHffNy
In retired spot in Laurel Hill Cemetery
+ small lot containing the wife of Charles H.
Lnseh She died year ago. Coroner Good
hart exhumed tho body yesterday morning
The walnut burial casket still looked toleraby
well. Thpsilver handles were rusty and brown
md tho gloss OF the casket's surface was mouldy
and gray. The coffin was carried under n she'd
ding about one square from the grave. Tho
and her dark hair looked white and gray. as
though frosted with the years Of a century. II
was the mould OF the grave. Her hands had
been peacefully crossed on her breast. and
when the body was buried were white as wax
Yesterday they wore black and upon their sur
face seemed to be- growing a thick moss ke
covering that had t. be removed when the
hands wore separated. The shruud had
changed from its whitcncss To golden yellow
and brown. and at first il seemed ns though she
had been wrapped in a silken gown on her fu-
neral day. Her nnme was found on several
pieces OF derlothing. and by this the identi-
n,ntlon was more satisfactory.
The purpose OF IN" exclamation IL tO ascer-
tain whether Mrs. tngel was poisoned with
intimate with another woman previous 20 his
wlfes sudden death. having made confession.
There are. however. doubts Of his sanity.
Iion, me Lanris., EsJfes.
The Charles Engle who has been accused ~
poisoning b "a wife 90 Reading. lived In Harris
turgh W IN = I'ii. Tyson who WAS from Marict-
"a. aud O. whom he had prpiessod 20 be- mar
red. The harrisburg 1ciWapt says he took
tuis VIII To- Marriott! On visit o. Ter mother. TO
whom he exhibited a ccrtiil ate of marriage
(which he had forged and remained In Mari
cita several weeks. while he did business with
the farmers in that region. When Mrs. Tyson.
the mother Of Sa.lic. discovered that her daugh-
ter was not married e. Englc who. in the moan
Time. had abandoned her, tn" poor old woman
deni N her chamber floor Tho last heard Of
Sulle Tyson she WAS waudrrer IN the slums
90 New York. II il believed that the bigamist
Is no, insane, hut is playing OF 10 escape The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-17

. Neither druaged, uquored, nor watered-Dr
uhderhi pure Vines from the suou Point Nney ard,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-17

Have YOU tried the perfection blend Of
Mocha nnd Java Cuhrc in glus, latsr
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Woak's give Eminent curc. Neuralgia and
ali Rheumatic i'Au- Try itloi '0rus and BuniOnS
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Re tail Cloth store in the United the old stand Of
Keller Allen, corner Ann aud william streets Parties
purchasing their goods there have them lnad9 I'D
viii guarantee oi satisfactory dt-AJ~
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Pomcroy's Tru.se---By nr the host In use ASS
your phy stefan Pumcro, Truss Co.. 7ie Broadway.
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Called heartburn proceeds mona acidN in the stomach
and IS Tenedlcd by MILK vi MagnesiA ado
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The hest and cheapest bathing soap ass Pyss Old
O. x. Best grVeers keep tL-Ad~
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AutiioA l)Otltss.

MN. ErTINGEK viii sell at Aucuon At 10 q
w tins day, al Is East 9th ST. laundry AMI sOutentA
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GREAT OFFER ,-WE WILL DrEiNG THESE
~ hard times dispose OF lt new Pianos ant organs t
r't class makers of lp" ron t1r FASH ,nsalments
NHu ever hefor' offered fnnn- 7orlaNe. sl25 : =
.DNNr sltt Nwafs stops 30 stops. $40 ~ stops.
rc.. tAsil. a.. ptI.t. N. t.i. iiNt uscl 4 war
HORACE WATERS ~pN0 a. East l4th 81