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HUNDRED DOLLAR COUNTERFEIT.
DANGEROUS IMITATION or THE pIrTsrIELD
NATIONAL BANK NOTE.

DANGEROUS IMITATION or THE pIrTsrIELD
NATIONAL BANK NOTE.
[BY TELEGRArH 10 THE HERALD.1
wAsDiScroS, July 20, 1878.
most dangerous one hundred dollar counterfeit
bill was received at the Treasury Redemption Bureau
to-day among tho mass OF currency sent In
Tor redemption II Lurports TO an
Issue OF the Pittslcd National Bank
Massachusetts, The experienced eye OF tho counter
OF tho package containing this bill detected It's counter
iet appearance, but amer carefully examining tho
note was In doubt whether the suspicion was well
founded IL was then subjected to the closest scrutiny
ana alter comparison with known genuine bill OF tho
same denomination the Judgment was rcac cd that u
was u countcrieit, but SO finely executed that the
ire surer could not furnish tho sbcst point Tor
guidance OF the pubic IN guar sgaiust its crcqa-
ton.
tho bill was received from ono OF tho leading banks
Of New York. anu haJ probably passed through inaay
hands without suspicion OF IT'S being c6uptcrfctt
Tho engraving aud execution are simply excellent aud
r.ssury officials say that only the D.st experts will
be likely to distinguish the counterfeit from tho gen.
ulnc. Thcy think the only security against further
imposition will DO in refusing to receive bills OIL that
dcnomi nation the Pittsncld bank.
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THE INDIANS.

LIEUTENANT VILLAGES PARTY CHAsrIsE
BAND OF MURDiREEs, KILLING SIX AND
woUNDING rnREE-BANNocK JOHN MUIR
DERED -MosEs WARNS THE SETTLERS.
HELENA, N. T., July 90 1878.
Lieutenant Wallace overlook and fought the In
dams who committed tho murders the mouth
OF Bear and Rock creeks, on the north FORK OF tho
Clearwater. on Sunday, July u, killing six and
wounding three. Among the Killed was Tababor
their cbief They also killed twcnty-threc head of
stecK belonging TO the Indians and captured thirty
one.
The Indians consisted OF seventeen bucks and two
squaws, while Lieutenant Wsiace's party numbered
thirteen soldiers ard Two citizens. There
casualties on our side except the wounding OF u low
horses The Gght lasted two hours
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MURDERS.
MAN KILLED AND HIS BODY PLACED ON A
RAILWAY TRACK AID CRUSHED DY A Loco
MOTIVE.

A MAN KILLED AND HIS BODY PLACED ON A
RAILWAY TRACK AID CRUSHED by Loco
MOTIVE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CHARLOTTE. n. C., July go. 1878.
Particulars arc just received OF brutal and das-
tardly murder committed IN Burke county, y. e. On
Sunday morning, the 2Slh inst the body Of a whne
man Was discovered on the track OF tho Western
North Carolina Railroad five miles below Morgan
Ton, badly mutilatcd ami crushed BY the wGecs.
A coroners inqdcst WAS neld on tho same day and
the following evidence was ,hcitcd ;-fhat the dead
man was George Hous. who lived seven mites below
Morganlon, aud WAS seeh there on urday, VIII "a he
came 10 purchase some deeds, ana lett town In
tho afternoon, accompanied by Two white
men. Tn,ss men testified that both Houk
ana themselves were drinking, and whom
four niles from Morganion they
lay down by the roaasids overcome by LIQUOR Houk
proceeding honewaru. Night mad arrived, add
shorty aiterward Two pisto shots we're heard, but
they were sleepy TO investigate the Next
morning they proceeded homeward not seeing my
thing of Houk on tho way The engineer Of the night
passenger IRAN testified that he perceived The BODY OF
man lying across the Track seven miles below Nor
Canton ABOUT i0ur O'clock Sunday morning, but TOO
late 10 cheek the tram, when passed over the body,
which Was not removed The dead man was care
fully examined ANA the " ounds probed but pistol
wounds or bullets wero discovered. several severe
gashes were found on Tho head and throat committed
evidently with n KNIFE. Tue body DID not bleed
the track, indicating that u Was dead when placed
tneic. SO the evidence conclusive that Tho de-
ceased was murdered bv parties unknown and after
wAru placed on the railroad track, and the Jury
cided accordingly. Houk Was d married mai, Of re-
Specialize character, and his unmcly death creates
much regret IN his ucishborhood He was not Known
20 nave any special onemies SO the IN rder IS mys-
tery and no Glow has been disco vercd leading TO
the discovery OF the guilty parties.
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INTERNATIONAL PIGEON MATCHE rs.

CAPTAIN BoGARDUs DEFEATS CAPTAIN SHELLEY
AND MAKEs AN EXTRAORDINARY SCORE
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONTEST.
[DY CABLE TO THE HEnALD.l
LONDON, July 20, 1878.
Captain Bogardus shot pigeon match to-day with
Captain Shelley, OF the Noting Hill Gun Club Tho
conditions were 100 birds each, at 80 yards rise
GOO side. Captain shelley retired the eighty
ninth bird, having KILLED only CT, while Captain
Bogardus had killed a. The latter continued shoot
ing and out OF his 100 birds killed ST. tho highest
score ever made In England.
rnB COVENTRY -BoGARpus HATCH.
The International match arranged between Mr..
Aubrey Coventry and Captain Bogardus, so birds
cscn, for fl0o side, to iako piaos August O, 10
exciting much attention. Tho betting to-day is
slightly In favor OF Mr.. Coventry. II has been
mutually decided 10 shoot the match on tho grounds
of the International Gun and Polo CLUB.
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THE NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL.

now HE WILL Bs RECEIVED IN CANADA.
OTTAWA. July 20. 1878
Tho C,tscn says as Of the royal family by mar.
ragc tho future Governor General will TO cordially
received IN Canada Tho Free Press sys:-"rhc
appointment no doubt will be received with
satisfaction by the people OF Canada who will regard
II as a distinguish honor to have among them
daughter OF their beloved Qaecn. The new GOV
crnor viii ma warm welcome among Her
MsJssy's Canadian subjects and have the
satisfaction Of having handed over to him an
oihcs winch has been lent unusual popu.
lariiy AMI respect by tho polished gentleman aud
Wise anu sagacious statesman now leaving u.s. and
from what we can gather OF the past services Of tue
uQuis We may HOOK forward TO "a con ibuation OF
that popularity aud OF the ancctionate regard Of
our people Tor the representa- OF the Crown IN
Canada.
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HAMMOCK JOHN KILLED by INDIANS.

WASHINGTON. July 20, 1873.
United States Indian Agent at Lemhi, Idaho, writes
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs under date oil July
IL, announcing the murder by two or more OF he
Indians belonging to Lemh agency OF Bannock John,
old Inoian well known In that section oil the coun-
try as desperate In explanation OF the case the
agent says:-
ut appeurs that Bannock John murdered a white
man. James Dempsey, few weeks ago Camas
rrairie, and the Indians bore have feared retaliation
on the part OF tho wnitos. The news reached
men wsro murdered by whites tn Round Valley while
hunting These Indiars left here about a month ago
for the purpose indicated Alter hearing Of this terri
bic slaughter by the whites the blame was iaid
Baunock john, and few OF the Indians formed
spracy Tor hrs assassination, which successful lily
carried QUIZ .~-
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, 80 ls78-TRIPLE

perpstual'y surrender this preroeative The pub
n-heu documents are merely hastv and Informal IN
olcatiou OF what had been privately contemplated by
on" Japanese public Official II has never been sane
uoned " the government, and does not IN any way
convey IT'S intention. The purpose OF tho Brush En-
Voy 10 supp Ised To DO to embarrass the
and produce complications IRON which Japan only
DC extricAted by som rnsrciai CONCESSIONS.
Is THIS GOVERNMENT PkSURioUs,
The news oil the Cnited States Congressional reso
iutons 10 return the principal OF the S:monazse m
demnty ana retain the interest u received coldy by
the japanese authorities. II the money is rendered
~ VIII oe accepted aud expanded for objects wholly
advantageous TO foreign interests Indication OF
the sense that the money not cordially refunded,
and must therefore be used in way equivalent to
non-acceptaDce.
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GENERAL EsCOBEDO.

ARRIVAL OF THE CAPTURED cHnFrIAN IN
MONTEREY, In ROUTE FOR lHE CITY OF
MEXICO.
GALvEsroS Texas, July 90 1873
The Ne,cs Brownsville special says
General Escobsdo arrived at Monterey on the 231
inst. and Is coLnned IN the Paaci) del Glbisrno lie
- furnished with omfortable quarters. and
receives cour. eous treatment from his captors
IL Is expected he will IN Matap AZ
route the ely Of Mexico via Vera Cruz
steamers
on the 9th inst. 10 Maria Amador,
Miguel Paiacros, Lcdro Marursz aud
Estsmalio Martinez tho revolutionary leaders, with
800 men attacked the town OF Real dc catarox,
Mexico, ana wero defeated. Amador, Palacios ans
Estama!io Martinez wcro wouutcd
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FAILURE OF AN IRON COMPANY.
[sY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.1

CLEVELAND, July 30, 1878
Tho Union Iron Works Company, OF Cleveland, or.
Ranzed In 1885, iailod to-day, making an assign men
toJ. NJ. Henderson, attorney, OF this city, Tho com.
pany had employed 1000 men and was prosperous III
eighteen months ago, when built blast furnace at
great expense, which has proved 10 be poor invest
mcnt and tie beginning Of the cornpany's trouble,
though not tho Immediate cause OF it's failure.
Two embarrassed firms here arc owing tho
company largely, and, being unable 10 mcct
Their obligations. II was only left for It TO
assign. LIS liabilities 2l5,OOO sos 900 Of
which Is In n first mortgage all the G. npauy's
properly. As yet II 10 Impossible 10 stale wha, Inc
ssssts will be- The company has invested over
than enough TO satisfy the mortgage could DO realized.
The failure was genuine sensation to most OF tho
business ublc here, aud wholly une1pscfed By the
employees, who are now out Of employment, but most
OF whom viii PROBABLY gradually GOT work Win the
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company.
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THE CONSTELLATION, WITH CADET MIDsHIP-
MEN, OFF FOR NEW pKDFoRD-CouRsE OF
THE CRUrsE-LIsT or oPFIcERs.


THE CRUrsE-LIsT or oPFIcERs.
(BY TELhGEApH TO THE uERALD.l
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July 20, 1873
The United States practice ship Constellation, with
the third FIRST classes Of cadet midsh aboard
the annual summer cruise, ieit hero this morning
bound for New Bedford, Mass. Tho United States
steamers Phlox, Mate NJ. g. Perry mandinq and
the Fortune, Lieutenant Commander H. c. Neilds
commanding, towed the Constellation out Of port the
PhlOx leaving ut Thomas Point, about six miles from
Annapolis Tho Fortune will carry the Constellation
Of the Naval Academy Ioaves hire Tomorrow to JON
tho ship ut New Bedford to observe tho marc uvrcs
OF the vessel.
COURSE or rHR CRUISE
Tho ship Will cruise about Buzzaid's Bay ard Mar
tha's Vineyard until the LIST Of September, when she
Will begin to work her way down the coast to tho
capes o. the Chesapeake On The ION sue will rcener
the Chesapeake Bay aud make her passage in slow
stages up 10 Annapolis TO arrive here about the 10th
OF September, whom tue Academy 'eopons.
ogrc.Rs.
The following Is list oil the officers OF tho Conslela-
Commander IL. 1. Howison. commanding
Lieutenant Commander q. v. Gridisy, executive
officer
Lieutenant Commander Z. J. Train, Instructor In
navigation.
Lieutenant William II. Emery, navigator.
Lieutenant X {. Derby.
Mastcra-H. o. Rntendhouse, q. L. Dyer and A.
Ward
Ensign-H. G. Hodqson
PaymasIer--A. 4, Kenny.
Chap.aiu--Kobert Hudson.
Captains Clerk--C. VI. Mcleod.
B0atswan--C. f. Hawkins.
Gunber-Robert Summers
Ia charge OF the Marine Guard-Sergcant John N.
Ray.
Until the end OF August the Consultations post
Office Will be New Bedford.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Joha NJ. Palmer, OF Illinois, aud A. j.
Poppletou, OF Omaha, are al tho Fifth Avenue Arch.
bishop James Gibbons, OF Biltimore, and Rev. Father
Burke, OF Albany, are at the ST. Nicholas. H. b.
Huribut, president of the indianapolis ana ST. Louis
Railroad Company, ana General John n. Knapp, Of
Auburn. N. Y, arc at the Windsor Ex-Govsrno,
Marceus L. Stcarns and l. G. Dennis OF Florida are
at the Union Square. c. L. Perkins, vice president
OF The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Com.
piny, Is at the Brevoort.
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J. H. M'vICKLR,s INSOLVENCY.

CHICAGO, July 90, 1873
J. II. McvIcker. Tor many years proprietor OF
McVicker's Theatre and well known In the dramatic
world, filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy
to-day. His liabilities are $3.50 900 OF this amount
S50o,O0o Is u judgment ag,inst him OF the
bondsmen fo- David s. Gage. ex.City Treasurer, who
became defauiter In large amount In 1874 VI the
remainder $4,000 Is secured by mortgage OF
riously secured, with tho exception
81 900 or $1,000 He owes SG0.00Q 10 MIRA
McVickcr and $35, 900 TO various Eas.cr partiea
At present the theatre Will be heretofore b.
NJ hcVcker, and all contracts nat have been made
with dramatic troupes VIII DO carried out
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COAL MINE FALLING IN.


SnESASDoAH. July 20, 1915.
During the last fow Gays tho west sido workings OF
tho Iniisn Ridge nine. one OF the leading colcrics
10 this place, has been falling In Tho process known
10 miners rs "robbing pillars" had been gong
for como time past In the nine, and tho Supports Of
the root we're nearly all taken out. A number OF
large openings nave been made IN the surface within
the borough limits In close proximity to number Of
houses Considerable fear Is entertained by people
under whose dwellings tho workings extend, and a
number OF them have vacated their houses. onc OF
tho slips 10 within twenty yards Of the main branch
OF the Lehign Valley Railroad, aud tue road Is liable
10 80 down At aBy time. The colicry belongs to the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company,
and besides throw Ing number OF men out OF eu-
ploynent the company viii lose much valuable coal
as tho resuit OF weakening the roo supports
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YELLOW FEVER.

EXTENT OF THE DISEASE AT NEW ORLEANS
EIGHTY CASES AND THrRTY-THR DEATHS
REPORTED.
New ORLgASs, July 90. 1873
In answer to letter IRON Collector Smith, asking
for information on the subject President Chopin, OF
the Board OF Health says yellow fever exists at the
present time In New Orleans 10 such extent that
would be proper clean bills VI health to
vessels leaving this port.
The Board OF Health reports that up to to day
eighty cases OF yellow lever AMI thrtythree deaths
have been officially rep rted.
WASHINGTON ID. c., July 20, 1873.
Atelegram received ut the Treasury To-Day
the death. saturday last, from yellow fever, OF
Samuel Weeks, meter and rcancr ut the New ORGANS
mint.
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A BAKRcoM HOMICIDE.

NORWICH. Conn, July 90, 1873.
William Maonv, a Iquor dealer, severely beat and
Kicked Michael Kennedy, hborer, on Saturday, in
the ormer's place Of business, inaicny injuries IRON
which he died today, at nne O'Clock. rhe Coruneris
jury re"uered verdict III accordance with the above
facts. Maony was arrested this afternoon Tue
Iost norton EXAMINATION disclosed severe bruises
the region OF the stomach and abdomen.
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inrrIsH ENVOY CHARGED WITH DAD YArra--

A british ENVOY CHARGED WITH DAD YAITH--
pExunIoUs ACTION OF THE UNITED STATS.
YoKAnAxA, July II, 1878
The japanese government has expressed interest In
Senator sargcns proposition TO open relations with
Corea and notwithstanding that tho obstacles arc por
haps insupsrab;s 10 willing TO cooperate. II they do
SO II Will DO an OF good will which other Western
nations have repeatedly asked for In vain.
BRITAIN AGAIN BREAKS FAITH.
Great indignation has been manifested by tho
Jspascse Ministry at the disclosure OF confidential
and Informal documents shown some months ago 10
the Brush envoy here and published
by his agency as the basis Of new tariff treaty to be
asked tor by japan. In fact, japan means TO make
commercial treaty, and demands the absolute res
toraton OF the right TO regulate customs dutes rho
pubicasion places her before tho world az Wiling 10
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THE MILITARY COMMISSION.

GREESBRiER, wuirE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VAL
July ~, 1878.
General Burnside stated this evening that tho Mill
tary Com mission had adjourned to meet IN New York
November Is; that the work had boon harmonious
ana closely attend ed to- and the ndin features OF
bill had been agreed upon. General White SAID
q variety OF features have been practically agreed
upon by tho Commission, anu suomittcd to Certain
members TO put into formal shsle to be incorporated
into general bill. These features relate dis
opne and rccruii mcnt Vi the army than 10 It's orgu-
njzatiOu
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THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July29 1878
The Secretary OF tho Navy attended a, clam bake
at Dover Point to-day. To morrow he will dine with
Congressman Frank Jones, at his elegant summer
residence, IN North Portsmouth. He Will probably
leave on ednesday.
orders went into elect NJ the Navy Yard to-day to
fl The steam sloop Lancaster Tor sea.
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BRITISH NAVAL MOvEM ENTS

HALirAx, July 20. 1873
Her MaJesty's steamship Belleiophop, with vlco
Admiral lDgencd. and Her Majes,y's steamship
Argus. VIII leave for New York about August IL.
Her sJesty's steamship Rover leaves today Tor
Sydney. q. b., ana Ncwfvutol md.
The iaiiup0vsa, with Secretary Thompson on board,
Is expsc.ed here shortly.
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MUnpEn TX noY IN OBEDIENCE TO A

PaRENTAL ORDER.
JACKSONVILLE. H., July 20 1875
About midnight last night Isaac Hammil ode up to
John Angelos farm mouse, lew NILS from this ci,y
ana asked 10 SEQ sir. Ane clos daughter. Angelo ie
fused permission, ut the Same time ordcriag his son
Jason, aged fourteen. 10 shoot Hamm. The sou took
down an Old shotgun, loaded with slugs, ana DIS.
charged the contents into hanmiis head killing him
INSTANTLY. The father and were arrested
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Algeria, for Queenstown and Liver
pool and Labrador, for Havrc, will sail from this port
on Wednesday.
The mails Tor Europe will close at tho Post once Il
four O'Clock and for France direct at I've O'Clock A.
The New YORK INSTRUMENTATION Tor Europe--wiu
be ready al three O'Clock III the msrning
Single copies, in wrappers for mating. six cents
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MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLES.
SAN FRAxcIsco, July 20,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 90, 1873
San Diego despatch Guys that telegram iron
Campo states thatlast night had arrivedfrom
Lower California with the news that Pedro Badillo
had attacked The officials at Rafael killing one
soldier and wounding another and that the whole
frontier Is up IN arms
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AN OLD CRIME COMING TO LIGHT.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., July 20, 1873
Upon the preliminary examination oi John and
Patrick Shechan, charged with completely In the Sui.
Ivan murder, eighteen years ago. both werc remandod
to AL without bail 10 await the action OF the Grand
In
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MURDER AND ARSON.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 20. 1873.
On Sa urday night baud Of so.caliei regulators OF
Robertson county, thirty in number, visited tho
house OF Jonn Dayton, u respectable farmer, and
Killed him. hey also burned the house OF tue Town
Marshal OF Mount OIiveL
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Hos1ILEs GATHERING Ar PRIEST RAPIDS.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 80 1873.
Portland despatch says the rendezvous for all the
unfrendIy Indians, boln on che Oregon and Washing.
ton Territory side, at the loot OF Priest ,piLs,
where they are collecting in great numbers. Chief
Moses says he cannot control his young men, and
warns the settlers 10 look out fer the mselves
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

EMIGRATION PROM CHINA sTopPED--sENAToR
SARGENT AND JAPAN ARE THE UNITED
srArLs EcoSoMisISo?
HoSG Koyo, July 3,
Via SAN FRANCISCO, July 20, 1878 I
The emigration OF laborers TO Peru has been rcn.
dsred impossible by the opposition Of tho Canton
officials who fccail tho ill,rca ment OF the Chinese
In the past and refuse believe In guarantees In tho
future. Rain has continued IN the famine. stricken
provinces, and hopes are entertained Of good hsr
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FIRE INSURANCE.

INCOME AND LxPENDIIURE OF TWENTY-FIVE
NEW YORK COMPANIES FOR FAST SIX
MONTHS.
ALBASr, July 90 1878.
Tho following table, from compilations In the In
suranco Department, shows the income and expenses
during tho months Of twenty 1--we Of re 10.
surancc companies Of New YORK city, with thor div.
dcnds TO stockholders:-
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NAVAL INTELLIGE zee.

WAsHINGTON, July 20, 1878.
Lieutenant Com ander Yeatcs Stirling Is detached
from fhe Navy Yard, Washington, and placed
on waiting orders. Naval Cou5truc,or r. W.
Steele Is detached from ths Navy Yard
New YORK snd ordered to duty at The Navy Yard
League Island p. Assistant Naval Constructor John
4. Hunscom Is detached from tho Navy Yard, League
island and ordered 10 duty ut the Navy Yard, Bos-
ton.
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A.-rHE WORD "sozoDoNr,"

FABRICS AND CUriCLE5 ARE BOTH rem
dered mMrvellousv white by GLkNa's suLrnuR SOAP
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FABRICS AND CUriCLE5 ARE BOTH Rem.
dersd mHrvellouslv white by GLESss suLrnun Soar.
A-rHE WORD 'sozoDoNr."
which has already become household w,rd is derived
from the Greek and composed of words, soxo and
odontes. "soro" translated, means to preserve and
odontes the teethsozoDoSr" preserver ths tossh
And istrue TO Its beauties preserves the
teeth harders and visoraes gums and correcss All
impurities Of the breath contains no acid. az
gritty substances which njure the enamel composed
antissptc herbs which bonsaeia effect
tho whole economy Of tho mouth
1t has been ndorsed aud Europe by the most
eminent persons of the dental medical clerical lyric and
dramatic professional In fact has become household
obtained place every toilet table In the
land The envabe reputation which 1T now enjoys is an
Incentive for parties to offer preparations veuded under
of liquid dentiiriccs up in style OF sozoDosr"
&C. hoping induce tho public tho aourishing PROM
they make OF what their articles will do, but which
they always fail to perform buy them. The wreck Of
teeth follow worthless prep
arations DO be deceived. adhere the well tried
and onicacious ''sozopoSr"
A. FLORlLlNE
for the teeth and breath best liquid dentfce Ia
the world It thoroughly cesnsss partially teeth
peary white lmparting delightful iragraucs the
breath. The FRAGRANT 'FLonILfsEb removes Instantly
all oors arising foul stomach acc, snaoke;
being partly composed " honey sod aud
herbs and plants Is perfectly harmless and delicious
sherry.
Prepared by HENRY g. GALLUP. No. 493 Oxford It,,
Loaaon England. and reIaed where at IS cents
bottle.
A--sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WArkR A. srEPIANf a Co. 10 New st.. cole
importers
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REhEDY.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING sfKCP childr ca
teehing cures dysentery and diIrrhsA wiut collie AMI
regulates the bo~ss 70 CENTS hottie.
INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNE .
iousrHoLD PASAcEA will relieve pain In the seh
bowels side coiic. stisn and 2jc
PRINTING
OF ALI KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOX CASH
Al TIE METROPOLtfAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
~ NM Sr