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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. 1878

WASHINGTON Nov 30. 1873.
The Tconderoga, Commodore Shufeldts ship,
which made q safe run from Portsmouth. n. H., to
Norfolk, will be docked for thorough inspection
previous her leaving for the coast Of Africa Her
shaft. which is thought to be slightly out Of line.
will be adjusted. She is entirely seaworthy.
Commanders II. w. Meade and Montgomery Sicard
are ordered to temporary special duty ut Washington
on revision of the ordnance instruction.
Lieutenant Commander +. NJ. Greene Is detached
from the command of the Guard and placed wait
ing orders.
Lieutenant Samuel Belden. Masters Corwin =. Rees
and Downs l.. Wilson, Ensigns J. G. Colwell, l.. J..
Dorm and W. w. Nostrand Passed Assistant Surgeon
j. q. Boyd and Boatswain William Long detached
from the Guard and placed waiting orders.
Assistant Paymaster &. J. Lewis is detached from
the Guari and ordered to settle accounts.
Mdshipinan X. r. Mulligan is detached from the
Powhattan and ordered to proceed home and await
orders.
ARRIVAL OF THE PLYMOUTH AT PORTSMOUTH
N. II.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 30. 1873.
The United States steamship Plymouth arrived at
the Navy Yard this forenoon from Norfolk. She will
go out Of commission and be repaired here.
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HOW WAS HE INJURED?

Aa officer. Donahue, of the Sixteenth precinct
was passing along Fourth yesterday
morning ho saw large crowd collected
around lying the sidewalk near
Twenty seventh street. After dispensing those
assembled he asked the what the trouble.
He answered the officer unntelligibly and seemed
dazcd. The officer took him to the police sta
tion, and in the afternoon he taken
to the Jefferson Market Court, where he gave his
name as James Irwin, thirty seven years of age a
horseshoer, aud charged with drunkenness. During
the evening it discovered that he in terrible
suffering and then removed to Bellevue Hospital
where it discovered that his skull was fractured.
Inquiries last night in the neighborhood where the
found failed to discover any clew as to how
the man got his injuries
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RAILROAD LITIGATION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 30, 1873
In tho matter Of the st. Louis, Alton ana Terre
Hautc Railroad Company against the indianapolis and
st. Louis Railway Company and certain other rail
way companies, Judge Gresham of the United States
court. to-day ordered the indianapolis and ~. Louis
Company to pay into court monthly thirty per cent
Of their gross earnings. aud cnioined them from
paving any interest due bonds held by the
~. Louis Company. or to pay any moneys advanced
by them uicss said thirty per cent shall exceed the
minimum rental agreed 10 hc paid the -. Louis,
Alton ard Terre ITaute Company. This order to hold
until the nnai hearing of the case.
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a.
In all there has been less recognition o the
wonderful efficacy eNerted by the invisible but powerful
influence called animal magnetism. but IL has been o.
served for modern times fully demonstrate its
yrllous control of disea
witness thousands of effected ough subtle
agency The successful Of the magnetic
treatment Dr- Darrn. For years they have
themselves this specially and the highest fame in
the principal cities Of Europe and America The practice
magnetism is based the strict laws OF science
is in harmony with natural laws 1t may be briefly stated
-DiscRse In word Is obsructionthe result Of
impaired vital force and 1t is At least accompanied If
caused, by derangcd organic motion. These derangc
ments can only be radically removed by inducing u
currcnce the normal healthy action only
effected calling in the aid of these
or vital forces which concerned In all organic
That the Doctors achieving vas. Of good
will attempt to deny who has read the In their
circulars which br had by visiting addressing them
with stamp. nt ~ West f'th st. New York They givee
4. and the needy poor daily
from 10 A. ~ Charges for Office treatment the
rate visits for SO The Doctors will visit
their homes after Office hours.
The following speak volumes for the Doctors mode
Of treatment MIR William H. King dr.. Of ~ Beccker
New York sorely afflicted for years with
spcpsia liver complaint piles bronchitis sleep
lcssness and Miss d. Peek, Of Manu Conn
was treated successfully for scr.fuous affection
ago Mr. g. Risley Montrose Pa writes that his wifcs
cured OF fourteen
others might be mentioned
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THE POMMERANIA DISASTER.
FURTHER LIST OF THE LOST.

FURTHER LIST OF THE LOST
The New York agents Of the Hamburg American
Steamship Company announce that they have received
despatch stating that the following Are among the
lost on the Pommerania:--
n. Muller. second cabin passenger
a. Fokkes. second officer.
W. Zarnow, third officer.
a. Helms. chief engineer.
Dr. L. Scheiding.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio; Frank His
cock of Syracuse, and George A. Bagley. OF Water
town. N. ", aud State Senator Dennis Mccarthy. of
Syracuse. at the Fifth Avenue. William Henry
Trescot, Of south Carolina, is at the Brevoort. Ex-
Congressman G. I. Hulburd OF st. Lawrence county
N. ". is at the Astor William Bliss. general mana
ger of the Boston and Albany Railroad is at the
Brunswick. Captain Land of the steamship City OF
New York, is ut the New York.
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WAR ON CROOKED wHIsKEY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 30, 1873.
The United States District Court for the Third dis
trct OF this State adjourned to-day after having found
s2s indictments against the moonsliners and Illicit
distillcrs and strikers the government works at
this city. Five moonshners of a gang OF fourteen
who have been operating In this section Of the state
for about twenty years convicted and sentenced
to the Pcntcntary. There is evidence In the possess
sion OF the District Attorney that will lead 10 the
and conviction of the greater number of the band
Of moonshiners and Illicit distillers in this section
Several of the deputy marshals have been fired upon
by moonshiners.
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FATHER COONEY's OBsEQUIEs.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT r. J.. Nov. 80, 1878.
The funeral of the late Rev. +. j. Cooney. Of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception. Providence,
soemnized in that city to-day The church was
,lraped in mourning and filled with sympathizing
friends Bishop Henrcken assisted in the solemn
requiem mass by the Very Rev James Hughes, of
Hartford; the Rev. A. Ciampi. Of Georgetown, d. c.
and the leading pastors OF the diocese.
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PROMOTION OF COMMERCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N. j. Nov. 30. 1873
The following gentlemen were to-day appointed by
Governor Mcclellan to attend the Convention at New
Orleans for the promotion of American commerce. to
be held In that city December 3:--Beniamin q. Clark
Jersey City: Edward I. Green. Trenton: John Hop
per. Paterson; Thomas McKeon. Camden, and A. NJ.
Reynolds Jersey City.
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A FLOOD IN NORTH CAROLINA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 80, 1873.
Reports from the Roanoke section of North
Carolina state that the bottom lands along the
Roanoke River submerged for miles from the
banks and that great loss will be sustained by the
destruction Of standing corn. cut lumber cord wood
and other property exposed to the freshets. The
rains have been very heavy in the mountains and the
floods are coming down with tremendous rush.
At Weldon the water is twenty feet above the usual
leYel and Is still rising.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WAsHrsGToS. Nov. 80. 1873.
THE ALLEGED SUPPRESSION OF THE TURKISH
EMBASSY.
The Turkish Minister says that he has nforma-
ton concerning the purpose of his government in
disseminating the Legation at Washington. The pub
hcaion of the telegram to-day from Constantinople
Is the first intimation that the Minister has had OF
any such intention and he cannot deny affirm the
correctness of the report.
QUESTION OF ExPEDITING BUSINESS IN THE
SENATE.
One of the Southern Democratic Senators says that
he understands the Presidents purpose to be to
promptly send to the Senate the earliest moment
all Executive business that be properly sent so
that an extra session Of the Senate may be unneces
sary or course that body will determine in its own
way the prompt dilatory methods of disposing Of
important nominations. but the disposition is man
Tested among the leading Senators to act promptly
GREENBAcKERs ORGANIZING FOR 1880.
number of the leading members of the national
srccnback party have arrived Washington for the
purpose Of holding meeting to devise plan OF
who are registered at the hotels are Moses W.
Buchanan, of Indianapolis; Rev. j. d. Le
Matyr. Of Indiana; I. II. Murch, Of Rockland, Me-
the last two members OF Congress elect. These gen
tlemen with Others, have been III secret session to
day. but did not do anything of definite character
adjourning until Monday, when some thirty more of
the greenback advocates to be here aud the Con-
vcntion will be duly organized.
CANAL, RECEIPTS
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.

DEaDwooD, u. r., Nov. 30, 1873.
NJ L. Cook, who has been tried and convicted Of
the murder OF Mrs. Minnie g. Allison on August 20
last, was this evening sentenced to be hanged on
January ~ next The court scene was very Affecting
the Judge completely breaking down while passing
the sentence.
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ORDER OF AMERICAN UNION.
POPE LEo's CIRCULAR LETTER TO THE CLERGY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IBY JEIEGKAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 80, 1873
Archbishop Gibbons was called upon this evening
by your correspondent for the purpose of ascertain
ing the truth falsity of the statement that Pope
Leo had communicated officially with him on the
subject of the Order of the American Union.
The letter published early last week from Rome on
this subject he admitted had been received by him.
and copies forwarded to other archbishops ard
bishops throughout the country. The Archbishop
said he had declined o furnish It for puhlicste,n and
expressed surprise at having IL in type. He de-
clined positively to- converse ON the subject.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours. in
parson with the corresponding date of last year.
Indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Building, No. 2is Broadway
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SUICIDE OF A SOLDIER.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK. ID. T., Nov 30. 1878.
Corporal Noonan shot and killed himself to-day at
Fort Lincoln. Noonan was the third husband of the
supposed woman who recently died at Fort Lincoln
but proved to be man.
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SPRINGFIELD CITY ELECTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

SrRISGFIEID, Mass, Nov. 80, 1873.
The citizens caucus to-day nominated by acclama-
ton J.. J. Powers Talbot republican, for Mayor. He
will be elected on Tuesday probably, by handsome
majority as the citizens generally tired of Mayor
Wrights standstill, penurious policy. The Faneuil
Hall democrats propose to hang out the forlorn hope
of a candidate.
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Magic of the Mouth.-Fragrant sozopoxr renders the
mouth enchanting Composed of antiscpc herbs II
mparts whitcncss to the teeth delicious howerlikc
the breath and preserves intact from youth to
age the teeth. Druggists keep ".
A-A-A CARD To THE PUBLIC.
DR. EVANS invites the public, and especially those
teal his wonderful magnetic psychological
disease 10 attend his free clinics at GRAND CENTRAL
HALL corner 47th ST. and Broadway whore he publicly
heals the sick every Saturday morning from 1
o'clock TESTIMONY of physicians and others:-t. q.
Buc kholtf NJ D. residence s6l West 57th st. had
great sufferer affection of the spine kineys
for twelve years After few treatments by Dr Evans
was completely restored. Mrs. Priest 525 West 5st
paray causing blindness Of and deaf
Of Cured by three magnetic treatments Mr.
years Cured In two weeks Mrs Redy 2i6 West
9th st. dyspepsia of head aud Tor
Cured BY -four treatments Mr. Cain lao West ~
ST. q cripple from sciatc rheumatism for nine months.
cured in two weeks Mr. Martin. 522 9Th aV., south
Brooklyn asthma since chd an extreme Cured In
three weeks Scores nf others whom he has during
the mast weeks after all other modes of had
failed may be referred TO by calling al his PARLORS ~
W..t fIst
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

MANAlN, IIPUbllCAN, lNES A rAShAG
OF ELECTION TO CONGRESS-.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RALEIGH N. c., Nov. 80, 1878
The State Canvassng Board to-day, after asserting
that they did not recognize the right of Judge Sey
to enjoin them from canvassng the vote of the
Second district yet in respect to the Judiciary they
would postpone the count until December IS,
quested by the restraining order Of the Judge Hara
will have mandalnus issued to compel the can
the counties Of Edgcombe Lenor and Craven
to count the votes heretofore thrown out which, if
cessful will elect him. The Board refused to grant
the motion of Yeattes counsel throw out the Pas
quatank county returns but counted the votes
turned. which gives Martin, republican. the certii-
cate. Yeattes will contest the seat before Congress.
The Board is democratic and is praised by all parties
for fairness and impartiaty
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NO MORE YELLOW FEVER.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30, 1873
White frost occurred here Thursday, Friday and to-
day There have been no deaths from yellow fever
for the past four days.
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ANOTHER rAT MAN REDIrcED

H. A. kufus dealer In dry goods. Woodruff, ILL., writes
Botanic Medicine Company. Buffalo, n " June - Is7s
;entlemen-Pcasc find enclosed 81 for which send
by express ASrI-FAr have taken bottle and lost
five and one quarter pounds
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A.--SET.ZER BRrNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MiSsnaL WATER A. SrErlIANI A co. 40 New 81, sole
iu,or ortgt~
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I ANBERrEScnl BROTHERS, MILAN, ITALY, Fol
i linn sian
~oTABLE TRADEsMEN IN PARIS.

IN
Az GRAND HOTEIe-PARIS. PLACE DE L'oPERA
Particularly recommended.
Bedrooms from ! francs u day.
Pension ~ francs day including lodging board aud
wine. There are three lifts
HOTEL MlRABEAC-S RUE De LA PAIX. CASA
NOvAS, PROPRIETOR First class establish shment
In high repute among American families.
ALPlI, GTROUX-43 B0U LEvARD DIES CAPrCINES
AU PETIT ST. THOMAS DRY GOODS NOVELTIES
Costumes Silks. Rue dn Rae ~ and rs
AL PAGE--l6 RUE vIVIENNE PLAIN AND FANCY
silks. coorei and black Nclvcts, Novelties.
AMERICAN TAILOR JOHN EIlRENDALL
~ Chaussee dAntin. and Boston, United states.
APARTMENTS HOUSES. ESTATES, AGENT FOR
Wels-FArgos Express. Sidney T. Spark. Rue Scribe
BRUSHES, STATIONERY. FANCY GOODS. JONES'
~ Boulevard des Capucnes
CARRIAGE BUILDERS, MILLION. QUIET CO.,
40 Avenue Montagne.
WINES tFIRST GROwrlil-rLARET BOURGOGNE,
Champagne Sherrics, Branches cu,illier. rs Rue dc
coNFErTiON WHOLESALE, FOR LADIES
Robes, Costumes. lIaute Nouveaute
~ Jourdan aud u Anbry, ~ Place de la Bourse.
FURNITURE. TAPESTRY, DECORATIONS FLEuRIOT
BY appointment 20 the khedive. . Rue Lcpcleter.
FACTORY L. Nieot. 20 Rue aux Ours
JEWELLERS WATCIiMAkERS GoLAY IERESCIIE
\ SONS. > Rue de la Paix; also a Geneva
INDIA SHAWLS AND LAcES
Paris. ~ Rue Richelien.
COMPAGNlE DES INDIES Brussels, Rue de Ia Regeuce.
LEON SPORCk, 9RUE ~ 4 SEPrEMBRE.
Robes, Confections, Chapcaitx Assortis
PERFUMERY FIRST CLASS GUERLAIN
Paris ~ Rue dc la Paix.
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BUFFALO, NOV. ~, ISIS.
The Canal Collector at this port makes the follow
ing report
Amount of tolls for November 1873 S57, ,604 "a
Same time 1877 GV,60f &c
Decrease 1873. $500 ~
Number Of cearances November. 1873. ......... S97
same ume lo,I 35o
Decrease 1878 Al
Amount of tolls for season. 1878. $G2S,313 81
same tlHe 4b',''o q
Increase 1873 $3.50, SIG so
Number clearances for season 1873 9.O27
Same time 1877 .........,.....,.........6 6.903
Increase 1878 2,l19
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GOLDEN HAIR.-ROBARES AUREOIINE PRO
~ dnees by two or three applications, the beautiful golden
color much admired is perfectly harmless To DO had
of all appthecaries and goods dealers sole agents.
X. HOVENDEN X SON London England
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AMERICAN STYLE OF sHOEs.-sHoEs AND
Caters, -; Dress Shoes. Si.
t.ElS. ln1 Nnssnn si. near Ann
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THERE Is NOTHING LIRh

ocular proof HUMPHREYS rich, solid gold trwrtRy Of
every descrption cheaper than house in the
styles richest patterns aud best tm.nt Of
fercd Also. the exclusive sale Of HUMPHREYS PARIS
I,S DIAMONDS They last forever have agents send
for price list X. HUMPHREYS, SO Broadway corner
18th 81, New York.
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3 GREAT REDUCTION IN
I Gentlemen and Ladies' Boots and Shoes.
tentieen hnc Frrnch calf aud Kid Dress and double
sole Gaiters aud oxford Ties. 81 81 ~, ~ and -,
Ladies' hnr Button boots. 4. 10 81 ~ ~. - aud 81.
boy double sole school shoes cheap.
at BROOKS. .ls~i broadway corner 2pth St
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AN OLD, MELLOW. DELICIOUS WINE ABso
utsls the 1864 vintage ~ wears did 81 DR.
croton Point Vineyards ASK your druggist or grocer fsr
asr sspSs psnpn We p sfsse 1 t i i1r M r tdsi e
H. X. +. b. THuRBER co. Wholesale Agents
AUSTRIAN BENT WOOD FURNITURE.
rHoNEr BROTHERS,
Ss broadway. New York.
Excels for beauty. durability and lightness.
AsToR HOUSE SHOE sToRE.-sTERN. AMERt
can aud English Walking shoes hand sewed -: Boots,
Z 40 s STERN Barclay y"as'' st
ASTHMA wHOOPING COUGH, CATARRHAL AT.
% mostr AND Tolc. HARTNETTss Pharmaey Bible
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY
Mas MISSIONS soorHisc srnrr for children teething
s and e cSs and
A CoNQUEROR OF RHEUMATISM. AN ERADI
Gator Gator OF Impure blood he.eyer bad HfATrs - LIN
AMERICAN STAR SOFT CAPSULES
Blue wrapper Avoid fancy names. our ssndalwoos
SuaER sia "Sf rETRiE II" Rssde ss H. New york
BRADLEE's ..ALICIANA" FOR THE COMPLEX
ion has only be been offered g The public for the past tive
ae s Sy iii il druggists. Ms%assoS S' RosBSS whole
DYEING AND CLEANING AT THE NEW YORK
byfse @ aSp rn,srSs @ EsraaL,snsnsr Staten Island
1896 Picrrepont -, brooklyn Established ca years.
EASY SHOES SUPERIOR QUALITY AT RE-
dnced prices. EuGrsE FERRIS Sos, ~ Nassau west
FINE DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS &C,
made Ia order in u superior style
UNION ADAMS. l.l27 Broadway New York
FINE SILK HATS, SO 20. WORTH SIS; NoBBY
Derbys, 81 30 worth S3 - New Church up stairs.
FINE DIAMOND EARRINGS, 3ss CARATS, FINE
color $235. MILLS COLEMAN. is, Grand st.
LADIES' FORMS FULLY DEvELopED-GRAY
hair restored Mrs KETcHUM, 2l2 9th Branch ohee,
- West 2sth ST. basement.
NOODLES SULPHUR-TAR SOAP Is APPREcT-
aed by discriminating public Choice toilet, healing.
No had odor
THE BABY'S MEDICINE SPOON Is JUST Ex-
artly what wanted wherever babies 1t spill
ing medicine staining dresses carpets and baby
IL the usual With TnE BABY MEpcIsn SPooN all is
done IN moment and with perfect Price 81.
Tor circulars. with full description Agents wanted.
AMERICAN SPOON COMPANY. H. Liberty ST.
"THIRTY-SIX INCHES WIDE AND ALL WOOL
Joshua Whitcomb
Rennes Magic OIL cures Head and Face Ache
Rennes Magic Oil Cures Sciac in the Hips or Face,
Renne's Magic Oil cures Crick in the Back
Rcnnes Magic Oil cures Rheumatism,
Rcnnes Magic Oil cures Chilblains and FreeZesi
sold BY all drug and medicine dealers.
Sample bottles free Depot 90 Murray
TO REMOVE TARTAR FROM THE TEETH USE
BRowN's CANrnoRArfp SAroSAcEous DENrIFRcE, 25c.
WIGS TOUPEES.-BRONZE MEDAL AWARDED
Paris Exposition 1873 q. RAUCHFCSS "A East st.
New York.
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GOOD iNvEsTMENT-DIAM WHEN
bought of sANDifER, the Diamond Merchant of 155
Broadway aud 9Th ~ Established is45
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Prepared by HENRY g. GALLUP, No 4aa oxford st.
London, England and for sale by all druggists in the
United States.
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, yor,,,,r rv siy IIvrs

VOLUME IN SIX LINES.
This very hour IL you have coug cold any dill.
Guilty In the throat Lungs, send for IAIss HoSEy
IIoRgnou Sp TAR Take u faithfully and you safe
The certain and swift the preparation pleasant
Don 4 disregard these siN lines.
PKt's Tooru ,ruK DRoPs cure in minute.
A.-A.-A.--
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oh, maiden with grim teeth. avaunt.
Though fair yon seem to look upon,
Because you don't use SozoDoNr
The sweetness of your mouth il gone;
Your breath Is heavy. and. from this,
Hnnr linr no mnre inYite n Kiss
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RESTAURANT GRAND VELOUR.
Palais Royal, ~.
TAPESTRY CARPETS TISSUES FOR


TAPESTRY. CARfETs, TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
souSG ixbTEs @ ssaoSts @sfa'st!s MISS suLEAu Garden,
YouSS s Ese Ss o ph.Es Rue
youls fas soo h5s de- riSs 'as Rooms
HOTEL ME HrPRIcF PRrH!s & Av'Rs OPPOSITE rue
Ineries Gardens First class Family Hotel Iift
1EwFIR4 !9orffaiR ot5fPi'fis' OBJECTS or ART
srrtAF49 FF2yvEsAy 81 WkSbiS & @ ShSnSrsrs FROM %,
to 5000 francs. cH. LABouRIAu, Jewellcr, iis
pnEdfSIs fas sn'snes sToSEs opALs SPECIALLY prssrx
prAxps rEk K ''d.fa%' FsE%9s Fs sTSghs ggs' Emu.
u fi E SSsTsu
TIES. Rue dn Ha,re. boulevard naussmann. nss
nussSS, nuSsSS 'HS.s EGourIER. JEwELLER
Sf AS fMrFss assS rgss
EAU bfs sE ps1' ah 1SD
JEwfkY % siS%rGfsIF FRITZ COL $ srr fSs %Saxs
LIE ROY s"s'ri kas Tosrfss & ff' DE Ia MARINE
SHIRE aosE a'1 kAeS sass cooRs
SiTsssFs c&ass tx "'FsR' FoR rK MOST STYLISH
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s'Hs s'sss 81 Fox saf DRESSES
Head Drsssss first class Buhlcr, frcrc seurs
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T' ykr5tk jSK f"Fs SGcuEsSE srccn
DINER SAFGSk "t., cHrsaTS M "a - fiEas ROYAL
Dcjeuner, francs; Diner, . francs. vim compris.
NAALuABiE DISCOVERY FOR THE uAIR.-IF YorR
cS R ." r"s % SS sas
leaving 'Ie di.ssrscsSe smell Of %aiss
the hair chsrmngiy beautiful as we'll promoting the
aecas.d Ask your chemist for the MEXICAN HAIR RE
iiENRYC GALLtP. 4aa oxford st.. London, England.
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