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The New York herald., 1878-09-13
TRUDGING WEST.

Daniel A. Reed, a young man of Maiden, Mass.
on August IL set out from No 1858 Washington street,
Boston, TO walk to California, s25 mics. at the
Of twenty -nvo miles per day. lie was confined Wild
illness at Abingdon. Mass. for n week, but recover
ing resumed his march, arriving at the HERALD oinca
yesterday at eleven A. NJ. Hc supports himself by
tho sale Of photographs on tho limo OF march.
The New York herald., 1878-09-13

ware. Isabella. Cstawba Hartford prolific, Barry,
Wilder. Croton, Sonasqua. Croveng, Aliens hybrid,
Iona EIsiDburg each, $2 best now seeding, cortih
cate ol merit.
ArrLss-Best collection, not less than than twenty
nve named varieties six OF each, gold medal; second
best dito S10 best collection not loss than twelve
named varieties six OF each two premiums, $40 and
So; best dish ten frui) Baldwin, Duchess ol Olden-
burg, Esopus spnzcnbcrr, fall pippin, iamcusc.
Gravenstein, HuDDardston noEsuch, kiug OF Iomp-
Eins County, ma'den,s tlush Nsw'own pppin, Nyr,n.
russell twenty ounce, yellow tellciiowcr crab apples,
mother, molon, pr,mate, Jonathan, rcd Astrachan,
red Canada, lady apple each 81; bost new scedlns,
certificate Of merit
PxAas.-Best collection, not less than twenty-five
namod varieties, SIX Of cach, gold medal second best
dtto sIO best collection not less than Twelve named
varieties SIX Of each two premiums, $40 ana So best
crative. beurre Hardy, Buirum, bsurre Boso Capp's
favorito, Consclsr dc IN Cour, Doyenno Boussock,
Duchesse D'Angouleme Dana's hovey, Dr. Hceder' ,'
LAwrence, Louise Boane do Jorsey, Onondaga Para
dis d'Aatommc, seckei, shsldon, souvenir ia Con.
gress Urbaniste Vicar OF Wakefield, each $2 best
now seeding, certificate OF merit
PLuMs.--Dcst collection, not less than SIX named
best dish ten iruit green gage, TRANSPARENT gage
Mclaughlin Refine Claude dc Bavay, Princess lmpe-
riul gage, Iawrencs's iavori,e, Coos golden drop
Ponds Seeding (Enghsb, blue imperatricc, Pruno
DAgen, shropshire damson, each s2 best disn OF any
one variety, 81
PsAcnEs Best collection, not less than six varic-
ties SIX OF eacn large silver medal second bcst dtto,
So best plate six fruiu George the Fourth, Crosse
Mignopnc. Ola Nixon tree, Crawiord's carry, Craw.
foras late stump o. the World 81 best dish of
one variety Two premiums, 81 aud diploma; best now
| secdiing certificate Of merit
Ngor1aiSRs -Bcst collection, six OF each variety,
two premiums, $40 and SO; best dish oil one variety,
two premiums, So and diploma 49,
QuiSoKs. s.-Best Twelve qnincos, two premiums, 20
ana 50; best hgs, Two premiums, So and diploms
bcsi Ornamental basket Of truit, Two premiuns 80
| and f3
CniNBRRnIEs Best dish tho, less than one qaaru,
| 50
| wArKRxELoSa Best tbreo mountain sprout, three
mountain sweet iceing and three Bradford, each 81
| MusgMKLons- --Bess i've Rreon citron. Allen's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15
GOING UNITED TO SYRACUSE.
The Greenback-N auonai Men Pooling Their
Issues TO Beat Tammany.

II was said in political circles yesterday
that the Schafor-I Hart Anti-Tammany organi-
cation OF tho Grcenback Labor party. and the
Cooper Ouendorier organization, had arrived
at an understanding by which they expect to
obtain recognition in the approaching Demo-
cratic State Convention. to be held in Syracuse.
The Assembly districts Of this city are each m
titled 10 three delegates in the Convention and
the coalition is intended 10 give the organiza-
tons one man from each district, SO That all
three may be equally rnpreSnntrd \ COM
spicuous politician admitted last evening that
"A fusion Of some sort had been effected. Tho
programme is u beat TRmmany. or 10 s"-
cure equal recognition in the Convention, The
leaders OF the organizations believe that they
can better accomplish this by sending "a united
delegation than by having three eotS of dole
gates, and ii is thought that the General Com.
mitteo OF the three nnti-Tammany parties will
a'luirs, &c in the wisdom Of this plan. tn" Com
vention meets on the Goth of this month, and
If tho committees approve the plan a call for
primaries to elect delegates vii be issued at
once More than this the politician would not
say He acknowledged that there wns move
mont to have the organizations unite on an
independent candidate for Mayor ~ against
TammHny, but he considered that II was too
soon to tell what the result would be; lie felt
confident that Iammnny would DO beaten II
there Was a combination made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15
MARKsMANsHfP 1T ELBEROM
The September Guests Mt the seashore shoot
Ing at Birds aud Glass Balls.

Lone BRANCH, N. j.. Sept. 14.-The Long
Branch Gun Club met on their grounds at
Elberon at IL A. NJ. to-day. Nearly all OF the
crack shots were present. Around the Pavil-
ion tent were recognized many Of the ladies
and prominent New Workers. remaining at tho
Branch. Elberon and Deal Branch who are en-
joying the September seashore brcc2cs. During
the matches the weather was remarkably clear.
The wind was light from the northwest ending
due west. After the practice shooting. the ladies'
became enthusiastic and one OF the leaders Of
New York society honorcd the club by keeping
score. There were seven events besides the
fancy shooting at glass balls from double traps.
the marksmcn using double -barrcllcd guns at
balls thrown simultaneously from two traps.
with eighteen yards rise. In this work DR..
Zcllncr. Edgar Murphy. and u. West made tho
best scores.
Tho first event was five birds twenty-f
yards lIurlngham rules three entries on two
sides, and resulted in tho following score:
First sidc-B. West Ave straight birds Walter
Green missing the second bird. and W. Stone
missing the second and third. Second side
Arthur Scwcll killed five straight birds. DR..
Icllner missing the third and fourth. and +.
Lawrence all but the fourth bird Shooting OH
u tic, Dr. Icner won.
Tho second event was n handicap sweep
stakes iyc birds, nine entries. \. L. Sewcll
killed all but the third bird. DIR. Xcllncr missed
tho MIN bird. ma j. y. HOcy all but the first.
j. West missed the fourth. f. Murphy missed
the third and fourth. W. Stone missed the third
and NTH. j. l.. Bright the fourth and f. Law
renee the first. fourth and nth. Sewell. Bright.
and Green divided the prizo money.
The third event WIS n handicap OF flvo birds.
sweepstakes. There were eight entries. Arthur
Sewcll won, killing , straight birds Dr. Iel-
nor. b. West, !; w. Green. 3; j. J.. Bright. 3
W. Stone. 2: J.. Murphy 2; and J. s. Hoey l.
The fourth event was 1--WE pairs ofdoublc glass
balls. three traps, eighteen yards, Bogardus =
rules. for pri2e Of M elegant tobacco pouch
by Mrs. Arthur Scwcll. 1t was won by John $.
lIoey with the following score: l.. q. Murphy,
total 6 /; q. Bright. 6: Arthur Sewell. g.. The ties
We're shot of. resulting in Hoey 4; ZcAner, 8;
Bright, 3 Sewel 3 +. Murphy 2.
The ililh event was sweepstakes. glass balls,
miss and 70 out. and had nine entries. Tho fol-
lowing II the score; Dr. Ielncr . straight
balls \: Sewcll, x; J. $. locy. x: l.. G.. Murphy,
Z -. l.. Bright. W. q. Murphy. nome.
The sixth event was for the Gun Club Badge
three traps. ~ yards rise, rs gass balls. Be-
gardus rules, md was won 10y /. Bright for tho
third time. This badge has been won three
times this season by T. q. Murphy son OF cx-
Collector Murphy. II won by either AT the next
meeting II Will become the winners permanent
property The score to-day is as follows j. l..
Bright. %: Arthur Sewcll, q Or. Xollner. 90;
J. ). Hoey, ~; G.. Bright 10 +. q. Murphy. 10
B. West. Is; W. G. Murphy l6 W. Stone. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15
WHAT Is JAY GOULD DOING?
Some Curious Gossip that Is Anoat In Wall
street..

For two or three weeks past a number Of
wealthy Wall street men have been puzzled TO
find ont the meaning Il certain operations II
Jay Gould. Is he preparing a now Black Fri
day Is he trying 70 escape failure These
and similar questions were put. in whispers in
hall a dozen Of the prominent Offices in the
street. Many operators became frightened. and
as cause Of this there has scarcely been
market since the middle Of August
The queer operations Of the great nnancicr
are noted MS these: For weeks past he has
been visiting brokers officers with a Dot of let
tcrs and kilograms in his pocket tending to
show that the Granger stocks. tho Western
Union and the Lake Shore were not worth half
the money they were selling for Then he
would take the senior partner OF the concern
aside.
Pacific ne would say, upon condition that
YOU ~ ana buy another thousand shares on
joi1t account Gqaran'"' N9u against LOSSES.
Tho broker IN most cases has agreed 10 this
'Th"n q pGiii would add the aidiii.nal condition
that the broker should undertake to huy or sell
las the cnse might hel ono or two thousand
shares IL stocks 81 the general list with tho
understanding that the margin. in case any
should he wanted. should be put up also IN
Union pac.llc stock. The broker. tempted hy
the prospect Of commission On this ditinnal
one 0r two thousand shares would again aprne.
The net result of nll th- has boon that Goull
lihr N"eNt =. r'i4'i il4- i'm sN1N'u fN-N J. 7
shares Of Union Pacific actually sold and
that he has obtained facility for operating
without any cash margin. II he dies. falls ~
or bursts Tomorrow. the hrpk r. who made ths
arrangement. and tho bank or the private iud.-
VlduN who loaned the money on the two thou
sand Union lHcliic- must Dee the only losers.
Solid and shrewd brokers have ia most cases
declined 10 enter into any such transactou
hut III" smaller con 'srn-. ANXIOUS t. extend
their business Willingly -wali wud tho bait.
Keeping IN Wow m fact thai the Union Pa
fIala NtaI N
transa'ions create great uncasiness among
solid operators.
Meanwhile good luck seems - be- rs usual
on the side Of Gould. The Chicago and North
western. Of winch he is short had an increase ~
earnings Of 81 400 ON Monday and a decrease
showing "a loss of over $50 600 in three days ian
item upon which Gould Will probably induce
soma fresh victim To- sell the stock sAQrt for him
Oh | Mon Pacific margins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15
CHILDREN's NAMES CIiANGED.
A Sequel OF the often Divorce Complication
In Brooklyn.

Justice Moore in Brooklyn yesterday gave
permission g. Alfred often aged o. John Francis often.
aged :, and Grace Mary often aged 8, to change their
names TO Ilchar0 that bdns the name OF their present
stepiathcr who married year ago in this city by
Mayor Ely The children are the offspring Of Alfred
Often, jeweier. and his vie Annie They were mar.
ncd over fifteen years ago They lived mhappy, and
Mrs Often sued her husband for absolute divorce BE.
fore Often answered the complaint the couple were
rcconci'd aud Eve wife nfrcci to have the suit disc
unucd She however o. tanned the decree secretly. al.
though living with hum a. ms vie amt tWoNctrs ago.
when they quarrttd shc surprised Mm with me uor.
nation that she not hi~ wic AMI hat not been
W,ir lurmcr separation. Often had n-ht with fr,d.
cutk Mcharil barber of .-f lud Ion avenue. ami il
the irncas Nc broke tie barber un,c ad the barber
shot him 90 the tl4n when often learned of nj.
intention 90 marry kiflfy. Doc ,nIcavoied have the
OLD decree set aside that h' might her tor divorce,
but tt court. iil not grant hi- application Before the
question WIS determined uNn however. Mrs often and
hIehaIA came u tIl, CIV NM Merl nArrlll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15
IOOTLIGHT FLASHES.


Nen Burgess, at the Brehton
rh,oiorc rhona.'s season closes sept 20
"Fritzr come. a. The GRAND f,ro Il.uso
,He ",I""l"' In,1''y 'i,"'a ON SATURDAY
70 '''y'no" .."r
Naoaliser iSsNing away presents ~ the Globe
Henry VII approa,hc, completion at Booths
- -. -,
VIZ, SA"'' j" u'' MAJ '''u' h'u 20 "''"''' ""iu'n
clara Louise keoss tie latest purchaser VI dresses
charles Backus is playinc Hipe al the San Francisco
M,nslrcls
Anew American comedy IL already in rehearsal at the
A., ,,,. =, Al. 49,. A.. . .,...,. 4, 80, II, ,
wa, rhea,re '"'' ~ '"' d "D
,,,..,' a.. ... ,...., ,,..,.. a.. ann, , s..
emu We N0Amst MAKES ms deUu' AZ selhWay
nan 'n Tue -'l
on Imrd avenue.
A. W French becomes Tie proprietor Of the operate
w,,H At I'M. Standard '''' F'"''N N'''"e WV '''''
li" g AID ' s,S, a,. ,' '''"0''" H''" o" i"'"s
NJ Us,,,snn i. with, nov, coined, called 9TH.
Mnli-hh """fl ficmr
certify Mis- clara co'b,
"Clausst ltlowr" gives way at walack next week
r rr' Sod. ,,
the uana,c'u,nto OF Mr. Haney
Mi. Ala Chycniish r,maus at The Broadway Theatre
Me-. ,nri. r',I,,I,.t,,nI ~ rl,.o d, >,l,. v,or.
.hc appears ou.orrow nsht IN ''N.Iss"
Am.A.l Of h, ST',nogrs clock is on exhibition at the
,,,,
Avenue rDcaue. Romeo and juiict follow.
l6t I ga rS4aG 9,' now anne e of entertain
"ilurrcanc. i,,hc oul, auslaDc play ON our hoard,
az lt,~h '"' ram 'hv""e mas oUeI "o'eincs IN
The immediate opcrsuc event is the appearance to.
morrow neht 90 Mis-, Emma Abbott IN opera at the rark
Mr. william courtney the tenor who rcc,,,,, s,r,,,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15
BESSIE CTLLEN's DEATH.
Killed by the Man whom She had Kun Away
from Home to Marry.

Tho killing Of Mrs Bessie Cullen Of Bayonno
by her husband Henry Cullen. on the nishi of the 9TH
inst. has developed interesting story their form,
hfe. It seems that Mrs. Cullen was the daughter OF
wealthy parents Ireland ana Henry was her father
valet Bessie tll IN love with him and when her father
learned Of II he Immediately discharged Henry soon
aftcrward Bessie WAS missed from home and II was
found that she had run AWAY with Henry cullen The
nrst intelligence that her PARENTS had her came
later letter from Hcssic- Philadtllh
BESSIE had accom- ancd cullen 10 this country and had
been married TO him cullen had learned thc tarptu.
cr trade aud being good mechanic. hc readily found
employment or late cullen has been driuking and
ktcwug company with shameless women. III, vii, rt
monstruicd with him n vain ON the night Of her death
Mrs Cullcu found ht husband u halroDlat II O'clock
and tricd 10 persuade HIM togo home with She per
sisted until he became enras AMI knocking her
on the sidewalk kicked aud beat her, aud then
her two blocks hy the hair she died Two hour, later
The Coroner jury accused cullen ON fridh, n-hi of
killing his VIC lie concs>cs the crime lut ieads that
lac had sufficient proNoc auun for hcauu, her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15
TROUBLE IN FLEETWOOD PARK'
The Unhnished Trct. OF the September Meet
Ing Declared OG-someth Now.

Prominent horsemcn complain Of the
manner I'm which the September meeting in
Fleetwood Park was closed yesterday The last
trot on Thursday was for the 1924 purse Of
$500. divided. milo heats best three in 1--WE.
Tho starters wcre Maxwell. Result. Lady
Mills, Sooner, MI Dcsporandum and Vulcan.
Result took the first heat. Maxwell the second
and fourth. and Sooner the third. Before tho
horses were ready for the fifth heat darkness
came on. and tho trot was postponed until
Friday Mt 2 p. NJ, when n trot for a 2:30 purse.
with ton entries and n trot for teams were also
to take place. 1t raincd on Friday afternoon.
yesterday at 2 T.. VI. Yesterday tho weather
was fine, but the trots were declared " on"
There was large attendance and dissatisfac-
grounds Mr.. Barnard, the proprietor. said
tho weather had been threatening since the
meeting commenced and he had deemed il best
10 declare the trOts on as he was out OF peck ct
In order TO entertain the crowd present Mr.
w. II. Nandefhi dashed on the truck with his
bay team, Capt. Jack and Arthur Boy. to "A top
wagon. Some fine bursts " speed were made
half mile WIS troted in 10.
An imrromrtu match WAS also made for 5000
hctwcenI. II. filters bny colt J. X Fraser. and
Charles walsh bay geding. Gus Tappan mile
heats. in harness. 81. Considerable money was
bet on the trot. Gus Tavpan being q big favorite
at 500 to $40, In the first heath. X. Frascr was
~ front and held the lead throughout in 2:34 ..
they got the word a. thg, sixth attempt for the
second heat, when Gus Tappnn. with grand
burst Of speed went to the front, and came up
the stretch an easy winner OF the heat 10y two
lengtha IN 2:39. For the third bent they got the
word nj the first score with J. X. Fraser n rifle
in front and 80 fast did he 70 that he lead three
lengths at the quarter, and. keeping straight
along, was the same distance in front at tho
half. Rounding the lower turn Tappan closed
M. and. ms Fraser broke. Tnppan came along
side Of him. Both horses flew under the wire
bend and head. amid great excitement. Tho
judge. Mr.. Edward Odell after some delay an
noqnccd that Gus Tanpan had won the heat
general satisfaction.
There were also several lively foot races dur
ing the afternoon. at distances Of from 80 yards
to milo, Tor purses given by those present TO
make up an afternoons sport
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15

Mrs. Van wyck q % West Twelfth street. a
daaehtcr Of the late Pilot Commissioner George
blunt. went e. the country leaving suas
" Dyer and wife IN charge u the house
Whcne,er l,r alone IN III house over carried
Oh and VuWutd IIrts of the furniture. inrluiius
man, relic, it by Mr. hunt bcsl,s thl. be TOOK Two
e,i watches, two tow ling pieces enthlu-. ami Mr.
:, - worth % WogcrH ON Mr.. Van wyeks reiusn
Mr. DYER hunirt her twenty. weight pawn tickets and
cNpieincd what her husband had done. Justice BAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15
The Arlon Society. Closing Festival.

The Arion Society concluded its summer sea-
son last evening boy festival combining concert and
ball. at Terrace Garden IL began with an outdoor or
chcsra concert 90 tie garden proper hch made
brilliant by Chinese lanterns In the hal the sold
chols and other ratio and instrumental selections
rendered iu good stvlc o the entertain.
mcni was the parting symphony 90 lnvdu ~ which tie
musicians. each blowing uut the candle that illuminated
Us tlart NUp lN leaving. at the close tr
director alone and me dark IL WAS ncaly midnight
.lauclI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15

Mrs. Heferby and Mrs. Wilson purchased
ticket, yesterday In llonokcn for Cincinnati OF Police
Commissioner W agent for the Enc Railroad. Finding
that they desired Pennsy i,aa Railroad tickets instead.
they requested return of the money which was 90.
used Mr. Nci-ht agent ot the T., mss wanna road was
sent to rcctfN the matter o. possible. ami for his int
ference, was kro KIDD down h, tommi,siuuer IT.
Nrrght rctaAtcd wlth his umbrella hrtaklug itin the
stru-4ir capt Busch iutcrcrrl. ami with tho
aucc MIR Weber proprietor of the hotel the Two lc
stuarhtgl. and the liz e. . were luu-Vl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15

Physicians and Psychologists have long scratched
their heads ard burned the midnight oil" seeking To
devise whereby excessive CorpuVncy might
be either prevented on controlled lnul recently all
theories special directions. and remedies have
tailed But al last the problem Is solved Anans Anti
Fat w surely and positively reduce hrsh flum three 10
SIX pounds per week No medicine or combination Of
medicines has been discovered that wuuld produce
such wonderful results and at the time improve
the genera health sold by druggists -Ar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15
Two Trains In Collision.

LoNG BRANCH. Sept. l4.-This morning ms the
O'Clock Long Branch ran OF the New Jersey southern
Railroad. heavily neightcd with coitagcrs and others.
hud for New York, WIS arn- the depot nt th, place
It ran into n southern bound train both locomotives
were badly damaged No other damage was done The
Long Branch passengers had to walk 10 the depot at
SANDY HOOK the locomotive Of their trtin1elns useless
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Greeee,. Arpenl TO the rower..

ROME, Sept. 1.-THE Greek Memorandum,
which was presented 10 the Prime Minister ON Thursday,
points that the Porte by signing the Treaty Berlin.
sllomnN recognized the principle ot coslou territory
The cyasVc rept of the Porte, refusing 90 appoint dcr
gates settle the frontier question until the powers
answered IT, late note - calculated o prejudice amy un
drr>tAudins between the two Governments, Greece cuu
srqueuuy appeals to the powers to exercise uc rls Of
mediation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15

BOsTON, NepI If.-Tt Il underslood thnt
Democratic State Central Committee have selected {
James whitney to preside Mt the state Cunveuuo
Worcester ON Tue siAN ext Gen whitney has rcCc
lnbIIshed q letteI STRONGLY ID opposlu0n ~ Buler
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15
Spunl Hotlcts,
TO THE EDITOR OF THr sun

MY daughter eleven years o. axe has been uoune Win
heart and spinal disease for the lat three years Rnd uet
some Of the Leading physcians in Sew York hut eN ii
her no good heArJ Of ~ fANNOU n Bond st aud
after Two mOnths treatment she vas cured with nH
medicine. Mrs sMllii Madison a., \ Aug ~, ISIS
CATAHHII OF THE HEADAND THROAT
The CatAreha Cigarettes ans cAtarrh BATH are OF in
calculAbc value while other means are hghly unssts
factory, these potent rcmcdes prove ,eoe"u .uhe st
becoming entirely freed from tie complaint All dragests
and from Caiareba Mcicoco aEa't IN II New Nork.
PILES permanently ora iitd'cl without Aul'c Liza
tine oi cl.l, tNlirf ui.ul CIrci .rl i.r r.. inr
COntai.pk Al0AltD l.i,itu.Ns Il. HOl D. - .su a.
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I.nnc smith,. rmhreln. ne., In tho World.

cotton. tltW giD GuaNHcO. Iutd. u 800 p -
Giuslaul any Ile. q N - Go.d qk oar frame . 30
IMBRLIIAS AND PAkASuf.~ MADE To ORDER
WALKING CANES u ENERN VARIETY
fr..cs uniform m each % our i've stores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15

nr A SHERMAN appliance and curative rctains
ami cures ri fIlRE without the injury of irus.
Pamphlet viii. phutgraihr hkenes,os OF case, 10, ore
and after cure maize! tor luc once. 2al Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15

IsA 10y forever" The Partisan Diamonds things Of
beauty and they last forever They are coating Of real
diamond On pure crystal base. For sale only at X
Humphreys oWelry store, S0 Broadway corner 18Th
II, New York. Price lists sent Tree have no agents
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ssN After taking disaerocabe medicine use smAN 70
ruo'e tle taste and perfume The breath lIlee -
cents -dts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-15

Tndershirts and drawers. 25c SIC. soc Six dress
shiIts Ia mca- urc, go Ready made unauudrcd ne
2V,h ST. Ode
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Ch..Nnl n.rr cared ly coon R,iicis the elcAt lth
AneL-- w ...l.- as A4Al lIAasI-l ~ ~ 80.
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h Elastic Stockings aud Abdominal Belts
Bcst qualities az KEplt ~ PRICES su>l,u,or, Mani.
age, trutchts uuI in.trm,ni- Tor all dcogmlues Dr.
MARSH Iuss once \cSY Il
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By chronic Indigestion. cure the malady, then Howl
With Mill If MAsncsia All druggists. -Af.