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Som ehody's Child.

Somebody's child is dying-dying with the
flush Of hope on his young face and an inde-
scribable yearning to live and take an honored
place in the world beside the companions OF
his youth. And somebody's mother is thinking
Of the time when that dear face will be hidden
where no ray Of hope can brighten it-when
her heart and home will be left desolate-be-
cause there was no cure for consumption.
Reader, if the child be your neighbor's, take
this comforting word to the mothers heart be-
fore it is too late: Tell her that consumption
is durable; that men are living to-day, aged,
robust men, whom the physicians pronounced
incurable at the age Of twenty-fv because
one lung had been almost destroyed by the dis
ease. Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is most efficient Alternative for separating the
scrofulous matter from the blood and lungs,
and imparting strength to the system. It has
cured hundreds OF consumptives.
Clock-work Is not more regular than the
liver, the stomach, and the bowels when they
are put in order with DR.. Motifs Vegetable
Liver Pills, supremely effective and safe
alternative, cathartio and blood depurent which
promotes thorough bilious secretion, regular
habit Of body, sound digestion and nervous
tranquility. 1t is the best possible substitute
for that terrible drug, mercury. For sale by
all druggists.
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Not svmptom., but tho Disease.

It would seem to be q truth appreclabIe BY all
and especially by professors Of the healing art,
that to remove the disease, not to alleviate its
symptoms, should be the chief aim Of medica-
ton. Yet in how many instances do We see
this truth admitted in theory, ignored in prac-
tice. The reason that Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters i, successful in 30 many cases with
which remedies previously tried were made.
quate to cope, is attributable to the fact that
it is medicine which reaches and removes the
causes OF the various maladies to which it is
adapted. Indigestion, fever and ague, liver
complaint, gout, rheumatism, disorders Of the
bowels, urinary affections and other maladies
are not palliated merely, but rooted out by il.
Ii goes +, the fountain head. 1t is really, not
nominally. q radical remedy; and it endows the
system with an amount of vigor which is its
best protection against disease.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-27

Nothing is more injurious to the
floors of building than covering them
with painted floor cloth, which entirely
prevents the access of atmospheric air,
whence the dampness of the boards
never eyaporates,
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"Mother is all the time telling me not
to bolt my food," said the small boy,
"and now she has gone and bolted up
the cupboard that has got all the COM
pany yictuals,H
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The Grand Central Hotel, on Broadway, New

The Grand Central Hotel, on Broadway, New
York, is big house, and it takes great many
people to fill it. In order to do the latter, and
to please everybody, the hotel is now kept on
both tie plans; the American ar to 50 80 $500.
and the European at S1.00 and upward per
day. An elegant restaurant, at moderate
prices, is conducted by the hotel.
Prices are little higher for the Mason and
Hamhn Organs than those Of very poor organs,
hut the qnslity is great deal better. 1t is
certainly good economy to obtain the best when
there is no more difference in the price.
CHEW
The Celebrated
MATcHLEss"
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO.
TIE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York. Boston and Chicago.
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

At the Union Square Theatre the Bankers Daughter"
runs IL course.
Mr. joseph Proctor will appear this week at the Bow
cry Theatre In Ambition
His Mud scow Pnaf1rc continues to be an unabated
attraction with the San Francisco Mnsircls
1.-THE black CROOK" shortly e. be revived at NIblos
under the supervision OF the kiraliy bro'hers
Mr. John Raymond. IN Tic G,lici Ase.' VIII begin
engagement next week at the Grand opera House.
Mr. Pauliins nothing more Nrduous having scnted
its viii arn"ar In Hamlet next Tuesday evening At
the Lyceum Theatre.
is rcccivns careful prcrarauon at the Filth Avene 1t
will be produced next week.
The success II The Mulgan Guard BAH continues
ummrared at llaTrssn A Harris. and the Theatre
tomique Is crowded nighty
aud Jane Shore e. tho patrons Of the New Park The
A,re, IN Brooklyn. this week
Theatre %,n be continued iot another week, during
which she viii appear in the " Little Detective"
Guhcrts Engaged at the Park Theatre enters on
another wees with every prospect Of brilliant success
seats arc being engaged over a week "a advance.
MI; Lucia a z"TIs ~ yS1, n c a ,s Ts' so5 Sa
to attract large audiences 10 the Masonic femrle.
Nj. Joseph H. ToeScr reports .hgt Niss Geneyieye
tnre descent OF the curtain at woon'oeAet X /, last
Mi. Ada c.yenl.h win appear on Monday nirnt at
tho Brooklyn Park Theatre as Nary A.grh IN The New
tie as lane Shore
Nj joaquin Mer's drama II Mexico insisted on be.
th CLAIM Sd'S obrrs House and s Week Miss Won STAN
WiE Will appear rs L"Ih.
This Will be the last week OF a" NJ ;. FlnHfore Ht
the fth Avenue Theatre aud with II WIZ be presented
Trial by jury another comic opera OF similar char
acter Miss blanche CoTch viii appear The Fhimnn m
the Breach OF Promise snt. MI Hcnri Laurent IN,
HefesianL and Mr.. James O. PcHkcs As The J4,lgs
The bankruptcy ofMr = r. Chattcrton tie well know
manager OF brnry Lane Theatre, Is said To have hecn
directly due the failure ot the pGnioume The pres
cnt sTinkency In England Is Doubtless felt hN the
class whom the pantomlme specially appcal' aud tho
failure Of the popular winter feature o tile Drury Ian,
Theatre is "a painful evidence OF its extent
There break in the usual succession 81 variety show
events Tony Pastors Theatre itnniorc' has beer
crowded into place the Jolly things that are
done m that establishment onewhat condemned to make
II NJ into tile space accorded IT, and rudcy adapted Il
II suit the arbitrary tastes Of ule audiences ~
Joseph Pbtsr becomes German IN accent hlt
| AS done by Mr. Gus Williams; and h
song Of his a. official position becomes recital q
familiar events this side OF the ocean Twelve sailor
dance In clogs, and there are other innovations Ma
might bring tears the of Gilbert ami sullivan hu
which are accepted added attractions at Tony Pastors
| However the singing aud the acting are bu.h goo
enough make this nauun o the piece rate hgl
| on the scale OF fnaior,s aud the audiences. whcl
they not laughing, enthusiastically keep uinS VIII
| their eet TO the hNey music.
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FOUND BY HER FATHER.
A MissinE Girl Half Frozen In the Cellar OF
an UnoccupIed House.

Mary Whiting, the 1G-ycar-old daughter
OF Christopher Whiting OF Brownsville. East
New York. having taken some offence. it is said.
at her stepmother. packed up her clothes and
ran away at dead Of might about n week ago.
Mr. Whiting informed the police. but no trace
OF the missing girl could be found. On Friday
night. Mr.. Whiting was trudging through the
snow in East New York avenue. on his way
home. lighting his footsteps with n hand Ian
tern. A he passed an unoccuped house he
thought he heard n moan. Stopping and listen
Ing he plainly heard the moaning of some per
SON In distress, apparently IN the cellar Of tho
unoccupied house. He entered tho cellar, and.
in II corner, found his missing daughter lying
half frozen. He took her home and applied
rcstoratiycs After she recovered she expressed
no regret for having run away. aud Yesterday
she told her father she would not remain Mt
home. TO prevent her wandering in the streets,
her father consulted Justice Gcrtum. who told
him that the girl could be- brought under tho
vagrancy net, ms she had been found in an I'M
occupied house. As the girl remained fixed in
her purpose not TO stay at home. after tho Jus
ticc had talked 10 her. she was sent to tho House
OF the Good Shepherd for thirty days us a va
grant on her fathers complaint.
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ROYLsTOS- SHOOK On Wednes iav. the 10th inst,
At the rcsdccc thu brides parents john Boyston
t. : Antoine tie SuNnN. both a. BrooklSu, D.
HlNCE-HANk tNS-On Thursday. Feb. 70. AZ -
Paurs Memorial church, EdscWarr. staten Island. by
the Albert T. STANLEY rector. frauris DRAKE Ruuee
10 Ala Wiucu ghtcr Of MilleW n Hawkins, Esq of
New brighton. Staten Island.
CiiAtE-NESlON. - I'm Wednesday, afternoon, Feb.
~ at the residence 81 tie hr de- mother by ME Rev Il
Mac Arthur i.ul Bradford thace 10 Annie v Weston.
HARVEY MCNAEY On "Wednesday. Zen ~. at tbs
t1asson Avenue Presbyterian Ghurta.y the Rev Joseph
Durvca u ~. n--l s;ed bY uo Rev Henry Van bike
u H.. l. was " Harvey NJ THIS city Ia Emily DuusAA
daughter VI john a.. AcSarv EHl. ~ brooklyn.
pAKSONS-li Mon Wednesday. Feh. 10. at tie
rcsidcnse Of thctrdo's perents Montcair \ j. by tie
RcNs n bradford Hndj l. Maxwell. John II. Parsons
10 Nay Hunt daughter OF d b. Hunt Esq all Of Mont
Cai.
MAGRV DRR-COOKR.-In Georgetown, II. C. Feb. ~,
Mr. John r. NaSruder and Miss Kitty Cooke. dasgher Of
tN GOV Cooke The brides dress Of white
and damasse with duchesse lace houuce ana trimming
with veal 81 tulic lace fastened To the hair with orange
blossoms. Her ornaments were diamonds aud pearls
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contractor. in which business he sms..ed l.rye for
tune. He an active participant In the construction
Of the Boston and Albany Railroad the Providence and
Bloomington Railroad and several railroads In South CarQ
lima and also in the construction Of Fort Hamilton, m
New York harbor.
MORSE.-Tn Wallingford, Conn, recently. Lyman H
Morse, aged % years
PURCELL-On Feb a. at the residence Of her brother
Edward, AL West 57th st.. Elizabeth Purcell
Requiem mass Monday 24th inst, at lOh O'Clock, AZ
the Church OF the Paulis Fathers Gh ST. near 9TH
funeral from thence TO Calvary Cemetery
SuICK.-On Feb. a. George w. son o. Charles 4 ana
Lucy Shick aged years. months. and Q DAYS.
wEsTERvRLT.--On Friday morning, Feb ~, 1879, ~
his dence 90 West 18th ST. Jacob Westervelt In his
both year
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funera
from the South Reformed Church. 9Th av and 2lst st. on
Monday the oath inst at 10 A. NJ In compliance with
the wish Of deceased 1t kindly requested mat no nov"
ers be sent. - .
HortoE-The members Of Globe Lodge No 5es. = and
A. NJ are summoned for special meeting Mt Clinton
Rooms Masonic Temple. sunday Feb ~. az ~ " TO at.
tend the funeral Of late brother WIN van Name, AZ
No 257 Clinton St, Brooklyn Masonic brethren arp IN
vitcd y. r. MARSH, Master.
THos srANrvicH Secretary.
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ARREARS or PENSIONS.
Unprecedented Rush OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Necessary 20 Prevent Fraud.


Necessary 70 Prevent Fraud.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 22.-The de facto 500
rotary OF the Interior. In letter to the Speaker
Of the House. requests attention to the recon-
mendations Of the Commissioner OF Pensions for
adjusting pension claims under tho recent act
for tho payment Of arrears These recon-
mendations. II enacted into law would greatly
increase the facilities OF the meritorious claim
ant to obtain speedy settlement OF his case.
They would be an obstacle only in tho way Of
those who attempt to defraud the Government.
The de facto Secretary says that since the
passage OF the late act the calls on account OF
pensions have been more than ten times as
numerous as for year previous. and average
not less than 40 day. coming from oil parts
Of the country The same tendency is also
evidenced by the great number Of rejected
claims tmore than two thousandl which have
been called up for examination since Jan. 70;
Many OF these are claims which were barred
under section 1.I17 of the Revised Statutes.
but tho number not belonging TO ms ms
OF the office, all together showing that
under tho Indictments OF the arrears net there
is n general movement among the persons who
have been in the service to obtain pensions. OF
whom there are supposed TO be upward OF one
million living who have ncvor applied Tor pen
sions. This extraordinary activity in present
ing claims. when taken in connection with the
fact that despite every effort TO settle them the
files Of undetermined cases has constantly In
creased must inevitably overwhc IN the bureau
under tho present system. and tho DELAYS
which now intend the settlement of claims
amounting practically 70 denial oil Justice IN
many cases. will not only be equally prolonged.
but extend TO a much greater number OF cnses.
and whilo the honest claimant Will too often DO
deprived OF his rights. because no Ia too CON
scentious to manufacture testimony tho Gov
eminent will DO defrauded by the more I'M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-23
MUSICAL NOTES.

Gilbert& sullvons comic opera OF the "sorcerer"
will he continued this week at Che III oadway Theatre
Mr. u de- Vivo announces another De Mnrska concert
for tins evening at the Grand Opera House Nile SeNt,
Tagapetra, susni Wiener, and other artists Will ap
pear
ut is very strange said DR. Ferdinand Hitler to
gentleman who called upon him last summer AZ ms home
in Cologne that sou seem to perform almost everything
in New York which is produced here There Is q man
named Thomas there, is There holf
From London we hear OF the familiar Carl Rosa English
Opcra Company At Her Majesty, Theatre. IN WAeueTs
"kirnd Bcnedicrs " LILY o Killarney and " ficco
limo performed last month for the hrst time IN Enghs
THIS ast Is an opera comqup. nhreua hy Nctor.u Sar
dou and Kuitter music bY Guraui, fellow pupil at the
Conseryatoire OF Bllct, composer Of Carmen"
To read also OF London concerts maj hes wish that
we could hear something ot that most pleasing tenor, Mr.
Edward LLOYD, who is taking the place once nlled by
sims ReoVesin the English musical world.
We hear golden opinions Of the rev concerto for vlo
lin and orchestra, composed 10y Mr. Nosrch Tor Mr. Re
menyi II has not yet VI course, been play by Un or
ehesra and the opinions given are founded ON rndct
ing by violin and pianooro under the hands of tie bone
ncny and the composer. and with the general rNprct
ton that the orchestraton will prove worthy and eject
i've
From the sublime" &C. &c, From classical CON
tor IN at fine instrument the VIOLIN ami that hncr
instrument the orchestra we turn 70 recent account Of
arrangement OF selection from Iannhauser' Tor Two
hutes and guitar.
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Snttml llntlfts.

WHAT NEED OF REGULATING IN
WALL ST., AND R1sKING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
WHEN ny INVESTING 81 IN THE KENTUCKY sTATH
LOTTERY DRAWING or FRIDAY, FEB. ~, YOU
HAVE CHANCE OF SECURING $4,000. 5000.
5000 OR ONE or THE MANY SMALLER PRIZES
LOOK WELL At THIS. YOU WHO SPECULATE,
THINK AND REFLECT. AND YOU WILL AGREE WITH
Us THAT YOUR CHANCES FOR WYNN NO ARE FAR
BETTER IN THE OLD, RELIABLE KENTUCKY sTATB
LOTTERY THAN TO BE GROUND BETWEEN TiH
BULLS AND BEARS or WALL ST. AND THAT. TOO,
BY INVESTING MERELY A NOMINAL SUM- WHICH
WILL NOT HURT YOU SHOULD YOU LOSE, AND
WHICH WILL BENEFIT YOU LARGELY SHOULD
YOU WIN.
WORD TO THE WISE Is SUFFICIENT
ADDRESS ORDERS TO WILLIAMSON A CO,
GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS.
400 nROADWAY NEAR HOUSTON ST. NEW YORh.
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SHOOTING IN THE SNOW.


On Erb's grounds In Bloomfield avenue,
Newark number OF cotton brokers from this
city had a private pigeon match yesterday after
noon. There were about seyenty-nve men pres
ent. light fall OF snow continued all the alter
noon. and the heavy overcoaIs Of the spectators
were soon whitened with it, The match was for
n purse Of 1900 the three contestants to shoot ut
80 birds each. Mr.. Xerega killed II out Of 80
birds Mt Belmont n, and Mr.: Woodward a.
A sweepstakes followed with $40 entry. There
was lively betting on the result of this. Five
birds were sprung from the trap for each
shooter. The score was Mr.. Herega, 2; Mr..
BENJAMIN. 8 Mr.. Mcintyre 2; Mr.. Bell. 4; Mr.,
Gordon. e.
purse was then made up among the con-
testants in the previous matches 10 shoot at flvo
birds each Mr.. Brown killed 3; Mr.. Xeregn.
8 Mr.. Bell, 2; Mr.. Benjamin. 3 Mr., Bennett.
g. Messrs. Bennett and Zerega then shot oil the
tie between them Mr.. Bennett winning.
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LEE, England, April lG. ls7s,-A Miss Baily
writes: Il have derived much benefit from
Bonson's Capcinc Porous Plnsters. and can
nlly endorse an the good qualities claimed for them.
Thcl indeed give rchci and comfort quickly, ana are lar
superior to other POROUS llastcrs have been AFFECTED
for Years with rucumtu,u a my jahts Gnd stiffness
or weakness in the small otmy back have worn tho
CnIcnc PLASTER only short time, nat already ierl bet
ter than have Tor years. Tho valuable Qshues Of the
ordinary purous plaster M this article Increased ton
iud hy new and scientific medication Any reliable
physician will confirm oar statement regarding it, ficHi
Auucriorty over common porous rasterN Therefore do
not take common or inferior plaster at the same or less
Price Insist upon rctuHs HeusOn's CaIciue Plaster
Take nothing else-AiG
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Exciting Scene In Canada. Parliament.

OTTAWA. Feb. GA most exciting scene oc-
CURED In the House OF Commons yesterday afternoon.
II. r. Mason Minister Of Mhua was speaking the
OF coincidence To the Queen on the death OF the
Princess Alice he suddenly threw up his arms and fell
heavily tn the floor In ht The members him. In
ciunr the Premier rushed to his side aud rcstOratves
sfeediiy administered. lie was removed 70 the
Speakers room and II convaesccnt Members stated NJ
distance from Mr. Mason aud the spectators In the gal
lerv being unable 10 ascertain the ~ the disturb
ancc became greatly excited and patrc nearly snsued
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- ~ - q. l. ~ Ia-l

nTAR DocroR; Fortunately neither myself nor the
members Of my family have been afflicted by serious
ailments for many years past but of course We
have not cscafed due share Of the aches
and pnns common To all For all the ills
Of life. that In the form Of colds on the
chest sprains. bruises neuralgia rheumatic twinges,
and kindred rcrpcNiti's We always hni - ready and
reliable remedy in ALLCOCK's PLAsrERS Since their
first introduction they have been the article in tie
family medicine chest and a common question with
US is. what could We do without tiemi"
Yours truly
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A lady writes: "Isunercd much from rupture. low
down the right side OF the howcls Inppicd an ALL
COCKS PLASTER aud Gs,d them continually. The first
month suffered greatly. Al length thought the lump
grew less After Jew days took on the first plaster.
washed thc part AMI put another At the end Of the
second month the swcn, gone. the parts Joined,
and was AZ first used belt the plaster,
sufficient"
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Hon d. Brnndrcth.
Dr,R sia. 1 have given ALLCOCK's POROUS PLAs-
TIERS a thor9uga trial Tor Chibldins. which
have Affected mc Tor twenty-five years past
aprncd q strip on the unamcd aud itching part,
ani The relici was immcditc usci them for week.
and my icct became perfectly we'll II you can get
ALLCOCNs PLAsrERs there Will be uo-l.c
nbon' chilled frosted feet My wife ami self have used
them With the greatest cnctin bachache and liver
rlaint 1hcy xiv, u nnc appetite worn the pit 81
tie stomach. Yours truly, MM. l.. HALL
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The saving, "a stitch In time saves nine" was never
more apropos than In the matter OF preservation OF car
riarcs from effects OF and tear. Vehicles carefully
kcp in repair last twice long at halt the aggregate
ponso than II allowed to run down The hTm Of wen
known carriage builders, Rslcy, irving Tucker broad
way corner Of 37th St. make speciality OF repairs Of
eafrageh Send for their esunAte.-Ade
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sTu POPULAR DRAWING

COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY OF
KENTUCKY will take place MONDAY MARCH 81. 1879.
In Public Library Hall Louisville. KY fl2 ~ viii DO
distributed In cash przrs mining rom the capital q
ssuUO down 70 the lowest ot SO THESE DkAMlNGs
ARE LOCALIZED by THE STATE OF KENTUCKY and
under tic supervision Of prominent ciuncns Tickets $i
Halves. 81. For tickets AMI Information address u
COMMERFORD, secretary Courier Journal Building,
Louisville, Ky. or Is. IT, PORTER 60, + ASIkkN
AGENTS J. 227 Broadway Y; or JACKSON CO, 81
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Marine INTELLIGENCE

MfrflTrRg AtHASac-rus nav
Sun riaes.. ~ sun SETS. f4lMoon seta. 81
wArEK--ruis nav. -
sandy Hook. IS Gov Island 10 o. Hell 0ate.. II -
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AFFTNtU-0NTNIFU
So City Of Columbus, Nickersou. Savannah.
s. state NJ Nevada. RrAes glasgow.
IS Sucvia. Franzeu. Hamburg.
s. Tyrian. GhrvcN. Genoa
81 Bcnciactor Jones' Wilmington.
r. Norfolk. Clark. Philadelphia.
IS franconin. Bragg Portland.
- Glaucus. Bcarse. Bostou
ship Brcmerhaycu. Wohlt. Bremen.
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DITORCED.

BROOkS-In the city OF New York. The 2CHh day Of
Fthluary lh1n uy tic Hon Charles bay, Jnd.c of
the Court Of Common Pleas, Emma q. Brooks nom David
Brooks Gauss, adultery.
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gnslnsss Ao!ltss.
For ChIlbIains Use

ALLCOCkS POROUS PLAsTERS
A small piece placed over the nhnned part Is GER
tain cure. Aso, the sole OF the foot, Is pro-
ventVc Of cold feet
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Before II is too late by using Phillips Paatabo" Cod
Liver On in combination with fhOsph Nutntne. The
consumpuye's remedy All druggists Depot Piaus st.
ado
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best iaundred shirts in the city 81 g. % eaeh Brit
ism socks zoe a pair W. Johnston 26O Grand o. also
l2I eIl Av., corner of 2oth SL-AdS
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aiore' in tho cities In which he does business"
Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan are the legitimate
objects OF no little sympathy.
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4 Fine NJ SIs Hat for 81 20. Derby md
SOFT Hats 81 20 worth 81 - Sew church ST.. W stairs
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Yours truly,
JAMES B SWAIN.


Beware Of limitations ALLcOcKs POROUS PLAs
TIERS are sold by all druggists Principal office, 2s4
Canal Al Ne Yor
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Mourning MIiiinery.-A stylish bonnet, trimmed
with sik GRAPE. Tor 81 % AT EANpEL's 30 9Th ay.
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In buying mn Isaac Smith Weightesa" SILK
Umbrella, uvatic-s. Gle gIucc, urallltN, light
weight best materials AMI workmanship all combined
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lrr'sl IustclrSs lurtN NcSctNiN 40 noNlnls drugs.
Formula ON each package. All know what they take.
Cure DYSPEPSIA. heartburn, dll4ucss, oppressive breath
ing cosVeucss sick headache pains Ia back shout
ders kidney affections, nervous debility coated tongue
and all Hood impurities - cents per package. All drug
gistS PrineiI al depot 40 West 3ih 81
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cAevn,,er'. LIE for the Hair.

Positively restores gray hair prevents badness. re-
dRudru from the scalp aud increases It's growth
hull by MI dTugsI.is
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Viscontrs Tuscan OIIve OH.
ACkER, MERRALL 4 CONDIT.
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DR.. UnderhIW. Pure Wines from the Cro,ou
Point Vine Yards