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ARRIVAL OF ADMIRAL INGLEFIELD.

THE sELLERoPHoN, ARGUS AND SIRIUS, OF
THE BRITISH wIsr INDIA SQUADRON, OFF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR A RECEPTION.
- lBY TRLsaHAPH TO THE HEHsLD.] tr
=, -. NEWPORT, r. l., August n, 1878.
Her Bntannic Majcsty's ship BsilerophoD, accom-.
panied by the Afaus and Sirius tenders or the
port where they will probably remain until some
time to,morrow, order to get things "snugged up
preparatory to their auchoring in tho harbor.
It Is not expected that they will endeavor 10
anchor until daylight under any circumstances. or
salutes will be fred after sundown either
Ut Fort Adams at tho Torpedo station. Colonel s.
r. Honey, chIoi OF Governor Van Zlpdt's stat.
viii boord her I'm mediaely upou hcr arrival AZ
tho Governors messenger and will formally welcome
the Admiral aud the officers OF the squadron. Mayor
Bedow, ranking next authority Ia the State, viii
board the Belieropho nsdistoly aiisrward and
will present The resolutions recently passed by the
City Council The programme Tor entertaining Ad-
mirai lnge0eld has not yet been arranged 1t Is
tain, how ever that the residents, together
with the Gibbons, will do all that lays In their power
10 mako the visit pleasant one. sir Edward Thorn
ton, the English Minister; Admiral Jones, Naval
Attxch6 OF the British Legation Washin gton, are
here, and have been not,hed OF the arrival OF tho
vessel They Will DO among the nrst 10 board Tho
dapanfp.
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A SENSATION SPOILED.

CAMDEN, N. j., Augsst 81, 1873
The sensational and particulsrized story Of an out
rage by mssked burglars at the house Of Mr.. Thomas
Jeneriss, the White Horsc.turnpike. near this city,
Il entirely untrue. There is not even tho slightest
foundation Tor published accounts OF the alleged
robbery. aud the whole story Is sheer isorica
tien Mr.. JeGsries Is n toIlgato keeper she
White Horse pike, between here and Huddors.
field He and his fathsr before him have kept
twenty years. and during all that limo tney have
never been tho victims Of robbery OF any sort,
Dept once. Mr. Jencries explains, whea q colored
man grabbed 80 In pennies, during his fathers in
cumbsncy Mr. JeGeries 10 Indignant that the story
In question should have boen circulated, and h At
loss 70 understand tho motive. II no were ascsr-
sain, who the author Of the courage" 10 lie might
treat him harshly as he 10 himself been declared
have been used BY the .'masked borgiara"
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tsai the worth Of bonds In his possession were
bought AZ Chicago on the Esd OF June. hey we're
again brought boiors the police nagstrases yesterday
and rsmandsd until to-day. The Receiver General a
Toronto In reply 10 inquiry, tsIssraphs thai ~
officer Is In New Ysrk Ter the purpose 81 !dsaL
fying tAird person Implicated Ia the robbery.
CYPRUS.
The hedical Department OF the army has received
telegraphic despatch stating tina. the health OF the
troops in Cyprus is much improved
LARGE FAILURE LONDON
jackson, Bsijer Co., commission merchants. OF
No. II Corn Exchange, London, have suspended.
Their nabihsiss estimated at $4,000
PRICE OF .9t
silvor is quoted q, So 5-lod. per ounce.
LONDON WEATHER.
The weather yesterday unsettled
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THE TENNRssEE REVENUE FIGHT.

DETAILS OF TIE BATTLE AND THE TRUCE BE-
TWEEN THE OFFICIALS AND MoRoAN's MEN.
[BY rELEoBAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, August q, 1878.
Collector woodcock tc-nicht received the following
ADDITIONAL particulars OF tho eight In Overon
county from United States CommIssener Mashsr:-
The cniuking in tho attic story OF Psck's
house wss out, and tho building was q
splendid fort Firing was kept up all day
Saturday, We had water aud little TO cot We woro
completely invested by n hundred men. At sundswn
n seemed as though there wore u thousand men
around US from the sound Of the buges shouting and
lr,pc. The whole night was pandemonum itself
and Sunday morning dawnsd with men In sight In
every direction Pecks daughter went 10 The spriog
bat horgsn's men took away her buckets, and she,
with Mr.. henley and others, we're given ono
minute to get into tho house or be shot.
The roads had been barrIeadsd by high fences
and the blockade complete. Fisina was kept up
regularly about every ten minutes. At ten A. N. 1t
rained, and We got a supply OF water; but possibly
TO keep their guns dry, their nrns was doubled.
Now and then we saw chance TO get 10 good shot
aud promptly put II there.
ALAG or TRUCK
This Vas The conditioa OF things when the nsgoia-
ton Ics n cessation oil hosliiss coin encsd. Richard
back 10 him and returned with shs inssssse ,has II
wo souId petition tue President and The federal
s sSs noy ~daS s. US .s new IsSss:s
could not sostro tue Hcton Of the federal court aud
would promise NOTHING NO could not comply
with; that were citizens OF the United Stetcs
and Tennessee and had right be protected: that
most OF these men h ID como from distant country
some thirty iorty miles from home pursue and
attack Us; that w had plenty Of ammunition and help
coming.
noRGAS's TKRnA
They returned TO Morgan. wuo said he had heard
Davis would kill him on signt ana no did
this 10 defend himself; that II the govsrs-
ment had any process 10 serve him aud
would give It TO any person to serve besides
DAVIS no would promptly answer IL and give bond, aud
use nis influence correct the ways his negLbor
hood and this should be hts last shot, and no would
make friends, aud requested that his allowed
pass Rad 90 their way home. THIS proposition
was readily accedej 70. Morgan and men wen vho ONE
aud We 70 Cookcviie. We were told that a young
msn, named Genry, Of xorsan's men, had been
killed. and several others OF his party wounded
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WAsHIsGToS, August 81, 1878.


The NIENEsoTA TRAINING SHIP.
rhs frigats Minnesota training ship Tor apprentice
boys New YORK, under commend of Captain
Stephen b. Luce United Statos Navy, has been
d<rsd to make q OF two months in waters
Of Long Island Sound and Martha's Vineyard to In.
struet the boys In actual working seamanshp. The
ship Is ordered to coal tomorrow at New York. and
will leave on Monday or Tuesday o, next week.
PRIVATE ToBlN AND THE SENTENCE OF DEATH.
Private Michael Tooin. Company +, OF the battalion
Of Engineers, who recently convicted in the
United States District Court at New York, OF having
murdered n fellow soldier at West Point, whom he
suspected Of improper iamarities with his wife, has
bean dishonorabiy discharged by the Adjutont Cen
eral Tor that reason. II doubtful now whether
President Hayes win Interfere in his behalf
THE FOUR PER CENT LOAN.
Subscriptions to the four per cont loan to-day
amount to s450,000
MCRDERs ON LEWISTON FORK
Tho following telegram received at tho War
Department this morning from General Mcdowell,
dated Prcsidio, San Francisoo.-
report has heen received from Colanel Forsyth
Of the killing OF two, probably throe, ciiizeus and
The badly wounding OF another on tuesday morn
ing on Lewiston Fork, near the hoad OF tho
falls, north OF Fort Payatte. Captain DRUMS
command being within about thirty miles OF the
place on Thursday. en- route to Mount Idaho, where
tho mail carrier brought him tho news, he started
Immediately tor the scene OF the murder Colonel
Forsyth thinks that Colonel Greepe's comm aud
the trail and as the commanding officer at Fort Hail
has heard nothing OF him.
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

sElMA ALI, Augus. 81, 1878
The Democratic Convention OF the Fourth disirict
has rcnominatsd G. n. Shelley for Congress by acca
NATION.
NOZZLE, Ala, August u, 1878.
Tho democrats Of the First district to-day nominated
tho Hon. Thomas Herndon for Congress-
BALTIMORE, August n. 1873
For some time past there has been dissatisfaction
In the republican party oil this city, growing, II Is
said, out OF tho Distribution OF Custom House patron
age, and tho 'ouls' have held 0umber o! meetings
to "rcoIganixe" the party. Tonight they held con
ventons the Third ana Fourth Congressional dis
irciG composed OF city wards, and mado nominations
Tor Cungross In tho Third Robert Turner n we'll
known republican, was nominated, and IN the Fourth
John &, uOluod
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A MISSING MAN SAFE.
tBY rRLEoBApH 10 THE HERALD.
wArRRrowx, N. ", AugusI n. 1S7

About six weeks ago Hubbard Zculimcr, merchant
o. rsirmoant N. H.. left home with about $1,000, with
which TO purchase goods In Boston. Nothing more
Was heard OF him, and considering tho fact that he
was wsllto-do, we'll scted and pcrate u
generally believed that he had been murdered Do.
toctivcs of Boston aud other New ngland ade
oiipent search, bot were unable 10 get ony csw 10
his where's oouts He accordingly gfvon up lost
by his family and iriends To-day he arrived tho
home Of hrs iuther In this county, looking somewhat
haggsrd and weary. He says he rvmemUers distinctly
leaving Paramount but since that time has only faint
recolcetons OF incidents that occurred In New YORK.
Washington, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville md
other places which he VISITED He insists that his
mind II all right Dow bus since he lets Paramount he
claims that he hss bseu IN state VI somna 0uism
partially conscious NJ timos.
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GRANT AND BADEAU.

A rRLRcRAPHIc DENIAL FROM CONSUL GEN.
EBAL BApEAU THAT HE HAS WRITTEN LET-
TIERS ABOUT GENERAL GRANT.
LONDON, August ~, 1878.
To THE Eprros OF THE HrRALD:-
May request you to state In The columns Of your
journal 70 morrow TINT, with tho exception Of the let
tor which appeared over my signature In tho HERALD
on the 27,h Of May last have not written limo
about General Grant for publication since his arrival
In Europof ADAM BADEAU, Consul General
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TORNADO IN DAKOTA.
Icy rsLroaApn TO rue HERALD

by TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD
BIsyARK, August %. 1878.
fearful hail, rain and wind storm visited Fargo
and oorehead last evening" Haiistones as large ~
hens eggs fell, breaking all the win1ows In town the
north AID west sides OF the houses Every unfinished
frame building IN Fargo blown down, including
tue Episcopal CHI Gu ana the City Hail. and tue
roofs OF dozen baildiugs were carried away
frame Touring mill, belonging to ROBERTS x Perkina,
blown down, and SbRttuck's livery stable de-
inoIished, killing five horses.
In MOorohead u child vas killed by q hailssons.
Several houses wore blown down and loaded cars
blown from the track.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

wAsusoros, August p, 1878
Lieutenant John D. Briggs has bcsn detached from
the Naval Academy and ordered to The L,ckawsnna
and Lieutenant james II. Dayton and Charles g.
sperry IRON tho Naval Academy and piaeeo on wait,
lag orders.
Captain George Brown, commanding the steamer
Aisska, IN iotter ~ thu Navy Department dated AT
July l. says that In ooedence 10 the inztr
OF the secretary, he maas four deep sea souud,nxs
In vicnity of the reported 10 LATITUDE rs deg
% min, and ongitueo Al des 20 wess ana 10 mi
saw ne indication Of shosi water and 10 satisfied
no such rock sxlslA
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CRIME IN WYOMING.

CnEYEsSK, wy. T., August ~, 1873.
The removal Of spikes aad hsh plates week ago
from q rail two miios sasl Of Medicine Bow, near
deep ravine, gave riso TO the suspicion that 70 had
been done with Wow to wreck and rob train
started on what was believed 10 be tho trail OF tho
vouid.be robbers, and not returning large party
starred IN search OF them last SUNDAY. one VI the
party has returned and states that the todics Oh
" ,dsownch aud Vincent were found IN narrow
canyon OF Xix Mountain whero they PROBABLY met the
pg w bullets In his nsck and the latter four In Tho
cheat
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BUTLER BACKS DOWN.

THE GENERAL DOES NOT BELIEVE THERE Is
SHERMAN LUTHERAN EXPLICIT DENIAL.
BosroS, Mass, August 81, 1873.
General Butler publishes a card this afternoon In
reply the despatch about the alleged Sherman let,
ter, printed on Monday, saying:-"Tnere Is not one
word OF truth in IL | have nc yer seen the original
Of the Sherman letter. never told personal friend
or enemy that It had been obtained, or that was
genuine. So lar from that. do not believe In It's
present existence, II II ever had any"
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A CATHOLIC RETREAT.
lDY soaApH 10 THE HEnALp.l

IDI TIL OHATH 10 TIE HEHALD.
Troy, ~ Y, August %, 1873
Cardinal sCioskey and lear Genera Quinn arrived
here yesterday from New York The Catholic clergy
OF New York State ure Soiding their annual
at the Troy Provincial Seminary About ninety
clergymen are present from New York city aud The
parishes OF the State The conyocttion will contnus
until saturday, when the CARDINAL according % his
custom for years past Will attend the ciosiag
exercises adm stor communion TO these rariie
pa,ing in the convention. Tue most prominent Of
the local Catholic cvines called on the Cardinal TO-
day
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RICHMOND CONSERVATIVE CONVEN-
TION.

RICHMOND, Va, August q. 1879
The Conservative Convention of the Third Congress
sional district mot here to-day. One hundred and
1itysix delegates present. After the usual rou.
tine business ualioing reed. The twenty sixth
ballot stood :-General Joseph Johnston, 20; Colonel
John b. Young, rs; balance scattering. The L0uisi-
county dciegatio rslircd Tor consultation.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Bothnia, for Queenstown and Liver.
pool and vle do Paris for Havre, will sail from this
port on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe vii, close at the Post Ollco at
ono and for France droci at three O'Clock r. n.
Tho Ngw York HxRALD--EditIoa for Europs-wiu
b, ready bal past eight O'Clock Ia the morning
Single copics, in wrappers Tor mailing, SIX csntA
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HOW IMMIGRATION Is CHECKED
[Bx TELEGRAPH 10 THE HrRALD.1

[By TELEGRAPH 10 THE HHRALD.1
OMAHA, Mob, August "a. 1873.
Colonel T. Z. Hogs, Of Oregon, ono Of the largest
land owners at the Pacific coast. and most active IN
inducing Immigration, went West TO day, returning
from visit to his agent In Europe He has travelled
through Great Britain, Germany ana France, and
predicts a small i'm seration during the coming
year. Indian troubles have given Oregon and laaho
n bad reputation, while the lApcr difficulties have
caused a widespread belief that this country Is over
lowing with laborsrs He says tho German author
itiss are particularly active In preventing emgrs-
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The TEXAN BORDER.

lpY TELEaRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. August 81, 1873
United Ssates cavalry force, accompanied BY a
deputy Uated States marshal, has left Eaeo Pass
arrest Colonel Martinez, who with thirty men has
been violating the neutrality laws by crosssg into
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TORNADO IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, August ~, 1875.
tornado occurred In Grumpy county Ssturday
which destroyed several buildings, Killing one MAE
ana seriously wounding another. Dr gM y
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FLORILiNE.

for the teeth and breath Is the best liquid dcnfcs n
world II thoroughly ceAnscs p,sli deesysd tecth
from all parasites or living "auinaleug. leaving them
peariy white. imparting dcithiiu irsgrsnss " shc
breath The FRAGRANT FLoRIisr removes instsnty all
odors arising tro foul stomach tobacco smoke beinx
partly oil Of honey. soda and extracts OF sweet
herbs plants ~ perfectly harmless and deiiesous
snefry
Prepared by HENRY q. GALLUP No t93 oxiord st..
Ioadon, Epgiand, nnd retailed everywhere.
Price - ccat&
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MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS.

BosroS August q, 1873,
Tho Republican State Convention has been called
to NICE. in Mechanics Hall, at Worcester september
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THE PLEASURE AND hEALrHFULNRSS OF
the bath Is greatly enhanced by GLEss's
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THE wEArunn YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past t~entyso hours. In com.
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer nj Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No 2lS Broadway
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average tcmp0ratur0 yest0Tu0y IVtT
yesr. 7sx
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Despair not, ncithor m an nor mi aid
Although your mouth has suffered Ill,
Although your teeth are half dscay.d,
you can still save tnen. ~ ysu wiii.
A little SozoDokr bs sure
Will make all balmy, bright asd pure.
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ASK FOR sozoDoSr

~ You want dentiirccas you probably dowhich win
protect decay and render them white So
In vogue with tho professions which Of all others
called upon to display their teeth the most to vit
The musical ana dramatic II 10 especially attractive
with tho fair sex portion OF tho ebmmunity who make
point OF looking attractive The breath rendered do
nshtuy fragrant by sozcDovr, which IL certainly Do
sidcrnt.m to persons OF ine t.sies.
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A.-sELZER BRUyNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArxR \. srBrHANf a 90. ~ New a.. ss,s
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A-RUPTuRE.-DR MARSH'5 TREATMENT rs
Oh. only sale and reliable cure Forty years practical
eSperoncs Only onicc vesey e.. opposite 81 fssii
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FALL STYLES FINE SILK HATS, 90 20, w0Rrb
So; u.s. Dssnvs. - aal ~ Sew chusos ~ up ssirs-
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FALL STYLES FINE SILK HATS, 90 20, w0Rrb
So u.s. Dssnvs. - tsAl 40 Sew chusos ~, sssirs
PRINTING
or ALL KINDS
DOSE CBE,P fOR CASH
ar THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
rs ANN 81
THE HERALD OFFERS FOX SALE
rwo sISoLE BULLOCK PRRrEcrISo rREssEs.
Capable Of printing i4,Opo COPIES pcr hour
eghtpage pspsr ether ak. SEVEN ~ eixss colsmna
ALSO ALL THE srEgguryPE MACHINERY BE
LoNuiN0 rfikkErO,
xdaress j. O. BRNSErr.
Now York Herald.
TO swEETEN THE BREATH AND PRESERVE
the tcvth. BRowss cAsrnoArHo sArosAcsous DsH
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-08
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Tuesday, January 8. 1878.
OK the military lists Of the German

OK the military lists Of the German
empire 1,055.0O0 men are inscribed.
OF these rs many as 39s. 900 have their
names set down in black list as
having failed to observe tie law Of
compulsory military service. aud $780,
600 of these have gone out Of the way
Of it by emigraiing. One ia eight able
bodied Germans hasresolsed to quit
his Fstheylsnd rather than stop at
home and share the prevailing poverty
and enforced military service which has
nation has to endure In this manner
Germany loses much Of the muscle and
brain of her young men. In this
manner, however, the United States
gains annually many gooi citizens.
Heretofore the great prairie States OF
the West have been more especially
benefited by this migration. DO. in the
new order Of things the South mey
reasonably hope 20 sec in the next few
years many thrifty ana frugal Rhine
landers added TO her population. Cities
grow up aud States become powerful
wherever the German has made his
home.
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THE upper clssses in China. from
very long experience in the matter
select the choicest tea which they car
afford generally the young leaves
from old trees. A few OF these leave,
arc put into cup, and water. little
short Of the boiling point. is aided. Al
aeon as it is sufficiently cool. which
does not take many seconds. for the
cups are very small. the beverage Is
quaffed. much after the same manner as
the Turks do coffee. SO hot that it is
commonly asserted they drink It boil.
ing. BY the ADORE quick method they
skim, as it were, only the superficial
favor Of the leaf. which is very capable
Of yielding up, when required, a bitter
extract, which they avoid This is the
prime source where the used leaves,
spoken Of by analysts. come from.
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NINE thousand feet per minute-that
10, nearly two miles per minute for the
rim OF circular saw to travsl may be
laid down as rule. For example: |
saw II inches in diameter. Feet around
the rim. 5000 revolutions; "a inches in
diameter. 9 feet around the rim 1900
revolutions: 3 feet in diameter. or nine
feet around the rim, 1000 revolutions;
feet In diameter. or twelve feet around
the rim, $50 revolutions. The rim OF
the saw will run little faster than
this reckoning. on account of the cir
conference being more than three
times as large rs the diameter. Single
and some other saws. either rlvited 10 q
cast iron collar or very thick at the
center and thin at the rim. may be run
with safety at q greater speed.
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GLOVES were introduced into Eng
land in the 10th century. but we're only
used by the wealthy people, aud were
considered very valuable AS New
Years gifts they were quite popular
or sometimes glove money" in place
OF them. "Pin-money" originated in
somewhat the same manner. Pins
were 20 costly that money spent or laid
aside for them WAS called "pin-money.'
and it became so important that it grew
into the name Of dover. which was set.
tle'l upon the lady a. her marriage.
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DR. STEELE. who has for years Been in he
Proprietary Medicine business. and who las
travelled in various parts % the world in scar III
OF informatior, has great confidence in The Ersd-
icator as the '' Ne Plus Ultra Of safe, sure and
reliable remedies for general use as a Family
Doctor.
Provide yourself with a bottle without delay.
and you VII always keep it in the family and
save money. Don't be put OF with some other
preparation. Take only Sfeee's Pain Eradicasor
We can produce thousands OF testimonials as to
the cures made: but trial will prove 10 the
most skepticsl rhat il ID truly an Ersdicstor Of
Pains, Aches and Inesmmations. II has been.
and Il now. constantly used by horsemeu -
Llnimept. and has saved more valuable property
OF taat kind than any other preparation. Take
pains to see that you get the genuine.
Put up In large bottles, and for sale by drugsi,ss
and dealers. II you happen 10 be in . locality
where SfEELES PAIN ERADICATOR cannot
De obtained. send 10 the nearest Wholesale drug.
gist. or to the Agents.
For sale by ali druggists.
ChANE * BRIGHAM
Wholesale Drugaists
~ and Az Market street, San Francisco Cal
Price 81 per Large Bottle; Six Bottles tor 81.
octl9-dAwtf
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PUYALLUP BRANCH TRAINS

Line Trains. and returning, arrive at Tacoma d
Minutes before leaving time of Main Line Trains
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The amount of deposits in the Saw
ings Banks of the United States is est;
mated at $1,000. 600. 900. The total
liabilities Of the New England Savings
Banks. on the first of October amounted
n 81 and among their assets
ea1ats mortgages to the
$3.50 70,27i. At the same
liabilities of the New York
ovtngs Banks amounted to 1851. :
Of vhich &ll6.l54,iia are in
i01kestste mortgages.