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MEXICO.
DISCOVERY OF NEW MINES NEAR MoJADA-
DAILY GROWTH OF SENIOR BENITEs' PARTY.

DISCOVERY OF NEW MINES NEAR MoJADA-
DAILY GROWTH OF SENIOR BENITEs' PARTY.
HAVANA. Oct. 81, 1879
The French mail steamer from Vera Cruz brings
city OF Mexico advices to the 18th inst. Governor
Charles. of Coahuila anticipating the passage Of
law extending the federal Jurisdiction over the dis
trict of Sierra Mojada elegraphed the 1lth inst
saying that Chihuahua and Durango are not op-
posing the jurisdiction of Coahuila; also that
several mining companies hearing of the
solved. Other and richer mines are said to
have been discovered near Mojada and over
twelve thousand persons have gone to Mojada. The
following Cabinet changes reported:-Justo
Benitez. Secretary for Exterior Relations; Manuel
Payro Secretary of the Treasury, and Ignaco Mejia
Secretary of War. sefor Bentez continues to re-
fuse to be candidate for the Presidency. but his
party Is growing daily, and all probabilities favor
the belief that he will certainly accept the nomina-
ton in due time.
Mr.. Foster. the American Minister, telegraphed to
his wife on the 18th inst. from Guadaajara to make
known that he has no intention OF visiting the Mo-
jada mines. An American vessel. the name of which
aud continued on her journey to Panama.
On her return to Mazatlan her captain
imprisoned charge of SNUG
Cling four packages of merchandise ashore.
The captain ordered the vessel to proceed, he him
self remaining at Mazatlan. The incident. 1t is
at Mazatan during the journey he is now making
This is undoubtedly the case of the captain OF the
steamer Newberry. whose detention and release has
been before reported from San Francisco.l
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explosion in the Bala-hissar may have been the
result of deeply laid plot.

explosion in the Bala-hissar may have been the
result of deeply laid plot.
RUssIAs EYES OPEN.
The Golos expresses astonishment at the tone
of hostility toward Russia pervading the speech
of Lord Salisbury at Manchester on Friday night
last The Golos says:-'If the reported Austro-
German alliance proves to be a reality, Russia
must secure to herself allies to act in the rear of
the enemy in case of an emergency. Lord Sails
bury's speech not only opens Russias eyes, but
gives her freedom of action" The North German.
Gazette, referring to Lord Salisbury's mention
of the Austro- German understanding, says:-
''Whether this agreement has taken the shape
of written treaty, formally concluded, must,
to the practical politician, appear rather an in
different matter as affecting the actual position
of affairs. The Daily Standards Vienna de-
spatch, discussing the Austro- German alliance,
says -'It is acknowledged that document on
the subject exists, and it is even suggested that
its form is such rs not to require the signatures
of the contracting parties"
SILVER IN GERMANY.
A Berlin despatch to the Daily Standard
says--sThere seems to be no doubt that the
government have renounced the idea of revert
ing to mixed silver and gold standard. To
facilitate commercial transactions, however,
they will reissue the thaler pieces, which were
to be melted, and will coin large quantity of
two mark pieces
MODEL POLICEMEN FOR AMERICA.
Meiklej0hn, Druscovich and Palmer, detective
officers of the Metropolitan Police, and Frog
gait, solicitor who were convicted Of cOnspir-
acy to defeat the ends of justice in the great
turf frauds on Nine. Goncourt in 1877, were
released from prison yesterday, the terms of
their imprisonment having expired. Froggatt
was rearrested on charges of fraud. 1t is stated
that Druscovich and Palmer have accepted ap-
pointments us detectives in America.
ELLIOTT AND BOYD.
Elliott the oarsman, has written q letter to
the Sportsman complaining of the action of
Courtney in demanding his expenses before he
visits England. Elliott states that as Boyd
seems to have ANONYMOUSLY retrcated, he now
only looks forward to his match with Hanlan.
He is disappointed that no answer from
Hanlan has yet been received, and claims
that he should have reply at an early date.
Otherwise he will appeal to the trustees of the
cup to give decision. Elliott will renew his
determination to row in Toronto Bay if Hanlan
should choose to surrender the trophy. Boyd
will row Courtney on the Tyne, and will give
him f25 for expenses.
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OUTRAGE BY ARMED NEGROES.


MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 81, 1879.
Information was received here this afternoon of a
horrible outrage committed last Sunday near Mont
gomery Landing, Miss. eighteen miles down the
river. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and their two chill
dren. who were on trading boat. were attacked by
party of six negroes. who fired upon them with
shotgun. Two of the bullets qrazed Mr. Johnson's
mead stunning him. The negroes then outraged Mrs.
johnson, plundered the boat and cut 1T adrift. At
tracted by the cries of the helpless family, the
steamer y. w. Pierce went tn their assistance and
towed their boat to Sawhorns landing u few miles
down the river The residents of that vicinity have
given every attention to Mry. johnson, whose
dltlon Is extremely critical. The six negroes were
seen leaving the trading boat as the steamer APP
preached. Mr.. johnson came from the Ohio River
with his boat three weeks ago
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

George g. Hoskins. republican candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor of New York; Ex-Governor Rufus
b. Bullock. of Georgia. Elisha Atkins +. Gordon
Dexter and F. L. Ames of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company, and Clark E. Carr, OF Illinois, are at
the Fifth Avenue. Miss Annie Louise Cary is at the
Westminster. w. X. Alderman. president of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company; j. H. Devereux
of Cleveland; H. B. Ledyard. of Detroit. and A. l..
Hopkins, receiver of the Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw
Railway Company are at the Windsor. Major A.
Heyland, OF the British Army. is at the Brevoort
Professor j. Lawrence Smith. Of Louisville, and Pro-
fessor r. II. Stretch. of San Francisco. at the
Hoffman. Major Lyman Bissell, United States
Army, is at the Park Avenue. c. II. Northam, Of
Hartford, is at the st. Nicholas.
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CABLE NOTES.

Two thousand colliers. employed in one of the
large collieries in the ncghborhood of Mons,
Belgium. struck yesterday morning. and at noon
their example followed by the employees of
another colery. There has been no disturbance
thus far.
correspondent of the Standard at wolverhampton
says circulars out from iron manufacturers
announcing further advance in prices. kilograms
are coming in from Scotch and North OF England
shipbuilders and others ordering the immediate
despatch Of heavy quantities of iron.
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IRISH LAND LEAGUE.

CONFERENCE OF TENANT FARMERS TO Or
GANIzE RESISTANCE TO LANDLoRDIsM-IRE-
LAND SAID TO HAVE MORE CAUSE FOE v1o-
LENCE THAN FRANCE IN 1889.
CBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
DUBLIN, Oct 21, 1870.
A private conference of tenant farmers was
held here to-day. Thirty-two Irish counties
sent their delegates Cork and Maryborough
Galway and Enniscorthy, Ballinrobe in the
county Of Mayo, Tiperary and Sligo were particu-
larly strongly represented. Mr.. Parnell, M. p,
was present. The conference was held for the
purpose Of forming an Irish land league, which
should compass two main objects-the first
being the reduction of rack rents, the second
that occupiers of land might have facilities for
obtaining the ownership of it. Mr.. Parnell was
unanimously elected president. Long discussions
ensued. the sense Of the meeting being that
the time was gone when landlords could
be asked to abate their rents; that the people
who titled the soil had the right to live on it !;
ilnu lnut cVeu IL ScAcrdA uoutcucHI u TcHIS
were made, this would avail little without
security of tenure. The charges of Rory
ism brought against the movement by
opposition journals were Indignantly refuted ;
and the sending of ''cofin notices" and all vio-
lent measures deplored. But letter was read
from Major O'Gorman, NJ. p, in which the
writer declared before Almighty God that the
Irish had more cause for violence than
had the French in 1850. Finally it
was determined to draw the counties together
into solid organization during the coming
winter and thus defend the farmers against
those threats of eviction which now hung over
them. Resolutions were passed inviting Mr..
Parnell to proceed to America and there win
the sympathies of the Irish for their afflicted
fellow countrymen.
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THE POLAR SEA.

FURTHER ENCOURAGING NEWS ABOUT THE
JEASNETTE's COURSE
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. II, 1879.
The arrival last evening of the revenue cutter
Richard Rush from the Arctic adds condrma-
ton to the previous kilograms which had been
ceived about the season being favorable for the
Jeannettes progress northward. The Rush was
in about 81 degrees north latitude late the
middle of August. She no ice after leaving San
Francisco. The statement of f. L. Nye of the bark
Mount Woolaston. reporting from thirty-hve miles
east of Cape Lisburne August l. is doubt true;
but the Jeannette's course $50 miles westward.
where she had an open sea. The weather was OPP
pressively warm in that longitude. and the mos
quitoes captain reported were big and ofien-
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The weather is getting warmer.

THE FEVER VERY SEVERE IN FOREST CITY,
ARK. THIRTEEN DEATHS OUT OF SIXTEEN
PATIENTS.
FOREST CITY. Oct. 81, 1879.
Three cases Of yellow fever have developed:-
Mrs. Cummings, wife Of Dr.. j. B. Cummings; j. II.
Warren and Miss Lillian Prewitt. The town had
very gloomy appearance last night. Not a man was
to be the streets. The Howards at Memphis
have been telegraphed to send four nurses. The
weather is too warm and the worst is feared unless
1t turns colder. The fever is very malignant,
thirteen out Of sixteen of those who attacked.
having died. A special train will bring four more
nurses from Memphis.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamships Algeria. for Queenstown and Liver
pool and Labrador for Havre. will sail from this
port on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Office
at half-past eight. and for France direct at nine
o'clock A. M.
The NEW York HERALD-Edition for Europe-will
be ready at half-past o'clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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FIENDISH MISCHIEF.
CrScrNNArr, Oct. q. 1877.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 81, 1879.
despatch to tho Commercial says tho malicious
displacement of q switch the track of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, near Ath-
ems, threw the engine and express car
of the west bound passenger train of the track
night and tun.blcd them down the cmbankncnt.
G. Il. Hawly, express messenger, was fatally in
jurcd. The fireman and engineer escaped, Only
one passenger, John Arsch, was injured. The
switch had the appearance of being all right, tho
rail having boen disconnected from the switch.
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RAILROAD FRIEGHTS.
sr. LOUIS. Nc

ST. LOUIS. No., Oct. 81, 1879.
The general freight agents of the Chicago and
Alton, Illinois Central. Wabash, Chicago Burling-
ton and Quincy. Chicago and Eastern Illinois.
vandalia and indianapolis and st. Louis railroads
held meeting here to-day to ADJUST freight rates
between st. Louis and Chicago, which had become
aemoralizcd. After full discussion the meeting
agreed to rates q basis OF forty cents for first
ccnts aud cattle, hogs and shoep $50 per single deck
car.
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THE SOUTHERN PLAGUE.

ALARMING INCREASE OF NEW CASES OF FEVER
AND DEATHS AT CoNCoRDIA, LA.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
GREENvILLE. Miss, Oct 81. 1872
Nine new cases of yellow fever have been recorded
at Concordia La. since my last report. Three chill
dren Of Rev. Dr. Plew, aged respectively two, six and
eight years. were all taken down on the same day
with Mrs. Perry. child of Mrs. Key and four COL
ored persons. The deaths are:-Mr. ]. w. Scruggs.
Rev. DIR. Perry and one colored man. DR.. Mayors is
convalescent.
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Dl Ed.

SHUGG.-October 81, MErTIE SHUGG.
Funeral from her late residence. 317 9th av.. on
Thursday. 23d inst at one z. NJ Friends invited.
For otter Deaths See Eleventh Pdge.l
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EUROPE.

OYSTER AND GAME EXPORTERs.-P. d. CARTON,
OFtsh. oyster and Game Salesman. Dublin and Liver
pool viii be happy receive OF Oy and
Game at Liverpool to arrive last week IA Octooer or hrs
week In November and during the Terms hvc per
commission amount OF gross sales Cash with sales
when sold.
Ksteronce. .-National Bank ireland, Dublin
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L,LoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH.

Bow Bells April IL. 1871. has the followng:-"1h
Teeth1he beauty OF the aud the teeth nave ever
been rapturcs themes ON which poets ana OF A
ages have delighted dwell but tho beauty OF the eyes
would lost without the teeth whereas good set OF tho
latter without the sparkle OF the eye always renders the
features attractive w both sexes Clean necessary
IN tho preservation OF tho teeth; put yes
ovor in often defeats the cnd
which is aimed at Many tooth powders. In which acids
whiten the teeth for
time frequent use OF them would only hasten
indeed tooth powders should always
he scu with canton Preservat,es Ia liquid form
efeabc 60 any other and " these have vegetable basis
nothing can Among these latter none will be
found ccacious than the exquisite toilet requisite
called florilinc IL has beon analysed by the
most eminent phy sicans and declared perfectly tree from
All corrosive irritating ingredients. few drops
wet tooth brush produce delightful foam which clesnsss
teeth from all impurities swcetans the breath harcns
and arrests tue progress OF decay. This
admitted Is the be arrived aud In this
respect the Florne has already become great aud do
favorite' Ask druggist TO you bottle
Price, 90 cents.
"Florline" Is prepared only by HENRY G. GALLUP,
1913 oxford St. London and sold by all druggists through
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The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for tho past twcnty-fcur hours In CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2la broadway -
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INCREASE OF DEATHS AND NEW CASES AGAIN IN
MEMPHIs--THE DISEASE SPREADING AT Bum
TYN STATION.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 81. 1879.
Ten new cases Of yellow fevor-ive white and five
colored-were reported to the Board of Health to-
day. Among these the names Of Harding Peres.
Lottie Lee. Henry Willie. Jacob Kaufman and Mrs.
A. Perry. j. b. Conway is very low
According to the reports Of the undertakers nine
deaths have occurred since last night. Among the
names of those inferred Theodore Jacobi. Henry
J. Ense s. Cook. Annie dengel. II. d. Jones. Mrs.
w. s. White and Willie Voss.
Thomas Nevils (colored) Olaf Gilman and Miss L.
Hanna were stricken with fever tonight at Buntyn
Station.
$751;
The weather is getting warmer.
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b'LonILINE-roK rHE TEETH AND sN4ATa
LNLORILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH.

ELoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH
few drops of the liquid "Florne.r sprnkled wet
toothbrush produce pleasant lather which thoroughly
cleanses the teeth from all parasites impurities har
dens the tartar stops decay gives to the
teeth peculiar pearly whiteness and delightful fra
granco to the breath 1t all unpleasant odoro
arising from decayed teeth tobacco smoke The Frae
grant Flone should be ued in all breath.
and particularly by gentlemen after smoking The For
line combines in concentrated form, the desirable
contains nothing which possibly inure the ISL
tive and delicate organization 1t beauties the teeth and
gums it arrests of the teeh deter
gent after smoking renders the gums hard healthy
neutraizes the offensive secretons Of the mouth 1t im
parts the breath fragrance purely aromatic aud peas
ant any druggist for it, if he has II he will pro
euro you for so Beware Of limitations and
imitators.
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TO A DRUG STORE FOR GIL

GO TO DRUG STORE FOR GLENN'S SUI
SOAP 25 cents cake; three cakes 80
Sold by druggists
See that &c. N CRITTENTON Proprietor Is printed
each packet, without which none is genuine.
HAIR REvvUx' gives young hair and supplies young
blood to the scalp. OF druggists at so cents
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A.-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN; AUTUMN FASH
ions ready style and texture popular prices
BURKE. ol4 broadway.
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COMMUNISM CHECKED.

ALPHoNsE HUMBERT AND THE EDITOR OF THE
RADICAL ''MARsEILLA1sE" FINED AND I'M
pRIsoNED FOR INSULTING THE JUDICIARY.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
PARIS, Oct. 81, 1879.
The trial of the action against NJ. Humbert the
returncds communist who was recently elected
u member of the Paris Municipality, and
the Mdrseilidise (newspaper) for insulting
the magistracy and defending occurrences
which the law characterizes as crimes was
brought to a conclusion to-day M. Humbert
was sentenced to six months imprisonment and
to pay n fine of 1000 francs. The manager of
the Md,sciHaisc was condemned to imprison-
mcnt for u term of two months, and u fine of
5000 francs was imposed upon him. The Mar.-
seiiaise itself was suspended for period of
two weeks.
WHAT HENRI RocHEronr WROTE IN THE COL
uMNs OF THE .'MARsErLLAIsE."
On Sunday. the 18th inst. when tho contest be-
tween NJ Aphonse Humbert and NJ. Depasse took
place In the Javcl ward of Paris, there ap-
poarcd article In La Marseiiiaise signed by tho
familiar signature of Henri Rochcfort Dear fellow
citizens" 1t said. mot many years ago, sitting
alone on the banks of tho Ducos Peninsula opposite
the prisons OF Nounea, 1 used to listen, across
the water. to the clank OF the convicts chains.
Every Wednesday roll of the drum gave us notice
that the weekly ceremony Of padding was to take
place. Our tormentors. you scc were men of deli.
cate feeling. They thought it nothing to torture
their prisoners. but would have felt lively
rcmorso II any cries had been heard. Well. IL
there. C500 leagues from homo. among
thieves. forgcrs. assassins and parricides, that
Humbert my friend and yours. was confined.
and every Wednesday, when I heard that fatal
roll of drums. would say to myself. II wonder IL
it is Humbert- they are padding to-day" Hum
berts crime, like mine. that he had expressea
his opinions in newspaper Holding those opinions.
had ho expressed others he would have been falsc
and dishonest person. He did what ho thought was
his duty. and for doing IL was sentenced to penal
scrvitudc for lifc. I cannot help asking whether
this horrible condemnation was not due TO
ono of those iynoble spitss. Of those personal
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Average temperature yesterday. ............... 81
Average tenn peraturc tor corresponding date last
year SsA
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Ii teeth arc white aud beautiful,
1t keeps them SO intact;
If they'r discoored in the least,
It brings their whiteness back;
And by its use what good effects
Are daily to be seen;
Thus hence it is that general praise
Greets "FkAGRANT FLOEILINEw
One trials proof conclusive quite.
That by its constant use
The very best effects arise
That science produce.
Itis the talk of every one
An all absorbing theme;
While general now becomes the use
Of'FRAGRNNT FLORILINEr
1t makes the breath as sweet as dower4
The teeth pearly white;
The gums il hardens and it gives
Sensations OF delight.
All vile secrotions ii removes,
However long they We been;
The enamel too. 1t will preserve.
The "FRAGRANT FLORILINEw
Amid the charms which Nature gives
Tho teeth precedence claim:
And to preserve their pearly hue
The
All other pastes aud powders fall
Wherever they have been,
While quite successful In each case
Is "FRAGRANT FLORILINEW
The New York herald., 1879-10-22

A.-SECRETARY SCHURZ ON THE INDIAN
situation. His recent experiences among the Sioux
narrated to correspondent. FRANK L.sLrgs ILLUS
The New York herald., 1879-10-22
PREPARED BY HENRY &. GALLUP, 403 OXfOR
ST., LONDON. ENGLAND.


There is word through England rings,
America well;
II seems to hold magic sway
A most important spell;
II IL the theme every lip,
Aud everywhere It's seen:
And need the well known wort
Is FRAGRANT FLORILINEw
The tccth II makes as white snow,
The breath sweet morn;
With all its zcphyrs floating ON,
by teecy currents borne:
The mouth u makes font Of swoetA
Like rival now rcts seen
A Household Word In England IL
Tho FRAGRANT FLORlLINEw
How beautiful the teeth II makesi
Aud brilliant aud bright;
However tainted they nave been,
1t quickly makes them right;
Discoorations II dispels,
However long they We been;
So wondruus changes produced
BY "FRAGRANr FLORILlNEr
A Household Word in England Is
Tho "FRAGRANT FLORILINE!"
Aud whyy Because its virtues rare
Are telt and known, aud seen;
The mouth II keeps both fresh and pure
And beautifully clean;
And hence arisos the reputc
of "FkAGRANT FLORILINE"
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FRAGRANT

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FOR THE TEETH.
EVERYBODY USES
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AROMATIC
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PERFUMES THE BREATH
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alay any exciting Inflammation Of the Throat or Lungs
risy
A.-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN; AUTUMN FASH.
ions ready style and texture popular prices
A.-sECRETARY sCHURZ ON THE INDIAN
situation His recent experiences among the Sioux
Sar IHsiks ILLUS
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DIR. HERRICK's CApsICUM PLAsTERs IN
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FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
NO l2o', with suppisment Interview with Hon. Carl
Schurk the Indian Quostion-t;rand Naval Kevi,w
Hampton Roads-Boat Race-Cclebration at Yorktown
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FElEDRICHsHALL BITTER WATER
sure cure Tor constipation and headache.
FRANK LEsLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
No 257 illustrates interview with Hon Carl schurz
What hc says OF the Indian Police.
GREENFIELD's CANDIES ARE THE RAGE AT
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Consumption Coughs. Bronchitis, Weak Lungs Debility
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EUROPE.
OYSTER AND GAME ExPORTERs.--P d. CARTON,
OFish. Oyster and Game Salesman. Dublin and Liver
pool wi be happy TO receive OF ana
week In November and during the Terms hVc pcr