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The New York herald., 1879-08-03
Homo KoNa, July 8, 1879.
AFFAIRS IN JAPAN.

YOKOHAMA. July IT, 1S79
The Japanese budget has been published for the
fiscal year. from July. 1879, to July 1880. The total
estimated for the year is $55.651 900. The
estimated expenditure for the year is identical with
the estimated revenue. There is increase Of
revenue ana expenditure over last year Of four per
cent. The financial condition of the country is
shown to be thoroughly healthy although a
necessity for an increased in future years is
frankly avowed.
of the British Minister'S interference with the Japa
nese quarantine regulations Cholera prevails in
tho southern parts of the Empire, and strict
quarantine has been ordered for Yokohama. The
United States Minister has issued immediate in
structions for the compliance of Americans with
the quarantine regulations. The British Min.
lister denied the right OF the Japanese govern
ment on account Of extra territorial jurisdic-
ton, and declared that any English ship
should break quarantine and be protected in
doing by British men-of-war. Owing to indignant
remonstrances from influential quarters especially
from Governor Hennessy. of Hong Kong. now visit
ing Japan the British Minister modified his attitude
and consents to cooperate with the Japanese
government but he still asserts his right to break
quarantine at that place. The German Minister sup
ports the British Minister. All the other diplomatic
representatives indifferent, except the Russian
Minister who sides with the United States Minister.
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MIR. BUTTERwoRTHs ELECTION.

TESTIMONY CONCERNING THE LAST OHIO con-
oREssIoNAL CAMPAIGN AND THE FUNDS USED
IN IT.
CINCINNATI. August 2. 1879.
In the Congressional investigation to-day George
Washington Taylor (democrat testified that he was
an employe Of the Ellis tobacco factory: 135 OF the
hands lived in the First districts every ono voted for
Butterworth; he Crayior) worked for Butterworth
outside of the factory also; received s25 from
Butterworth after election; received 500 from
his employer before election for campaign pur
poses; this 800 not given to him as
coming from Butterworth: aid not buy
vote with any OF It; dia not know that
employer told the men to vote for whom they
pleased but preferred they should vote for Butter
worth; no one feared discharge for not doing so;
the employer requested the men to vote for Sayler
In 1876; he (Taylor was docked SIS for absence in
sayier in 1876 they all liked Butterworth and would
vote for him tomorrow; he (raylor) was given s25
for working for Banning IN 1876; was to have re-
ceived s75; did not expect Butterworth would give
ASSESSMENTS NOT PAID.
II. j. Cunningham, chairman of tho late Repub-
lican Executive Committee. testified that money
was sent to different wards; do not know how
much: think we had or Ss VO0 and out of that
we cleaned up the old debts OF former committocs;
nearly the whole Of It was raised from assessments
on the candidates; think Drew refused to pay all
his assessment; Butterworth and Young also
fused; Buttcrworth was assessed 81 800: 800
paid In: do not know who by: my impression is
Buttcrworth paid nothing; do not know whore
Butterworth's funds came from; told Mr..
Gerard had brought or given Butterworth money!
asked the Hon. Eugene Hale IL he brought money
from Washington for the committee and he said.
''No there none to bring;" learned that money
had been sent to candidates for Congress from
Columbus; the committee received none or very
little from Columbus; there was meeting OF the
republican committee to suggest names to Judge
Foraker for appointment.
Judge wright here placed in evidence the Cincn-
natl Commercials report Of the arguments, discus
sion and decision in the United States Court con-
cerning the Supervisor law aud the appointment of
supervisors.
GOOD PAY FOR MAKING AFFrDAvrrs.
John O'Conor testified that Eagan, of the af.
hdavt makers. told him he could make $500 or stoO
by swearing that Butterworth paid him for his vote
The committee then adjourned till Monday.
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THE MONTREAL BANK FAILURE.

WHO HELD THE STOCK OF THE COLLAPSED COR
PoRATIoN-wIDows, ORPHANS, RELIGIOUS AND
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS THE SUFFERERS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MONTREAL. August .. 1872
For some time past there has been a distrust in
many quarters of certain banks this city, and it
felt that the Consolidated Bank an affair with a
very aristocrstic style about it, would follow il the
wake of the Nee hanics' Bank and collapse. Consid
erable comment made at the last annual meet
ing. and it felt by people in the financial world
that Sir Francis Hincks president and his codirect
ors, would very soon have to face the
music of grand crash. The uninitiated de-
postors however. were not prepared for the
announcement. ana the news yesterday that the
bank had suspended carried CONSERVATION to many
e. till then, happy home.' The Montreal Bank had
it was understood been helping the weaker brother
in discounts and loans tor some time but with the
understanding. was saa; Una, he panA pan snona
were taken up to the latest moment in the country
banks. The bank is consolidation OF the old City
Bank, incorporated in 1888. and the Royal Canadian
Bank, an Ontario concern, which commenced busi-
ness more recently. The consolidation took effect in
1876 The united subscribed capital of the City Bank
was So OOU and the Royal Canadian paid into the
new concern $4,000 The statement now furnished
shows deposits. June 1879 S3234 769 90; deposits:
July 20, 1879, 81 .492 7S4 ~, total reduction OF
S1,74I 1884 60. The circulation had been reduced
during the same period about $4,000. making an
which is statement calculated to show that the dis
tress will not be great and widely distributed 1t
was at trst imagined 1t would be.
SUFFER-.
The following shows the class OF persons likely to
suffer-One hundred and six persons hold 1924
of stock OF the corporation representing
$292. 400 trustees in trust for Others minor
children. charitable and other societies; LAP shares
held by rs executors OF estates 376 sharehold
women the great majority OF whom
widows unmarried Al clergymen hold shares to
the extent OF $l53 IO0 or an average of $O66 each
the Of Ia for xS IN
Temperatures Board for $l,7OO; james Croil. trea
surer OF the widows fund.- $4,000. and the Presby-
terian Church for $29, 600
LIST OF THE MANAGERS.
The present directors are Sir Francis Hincks.
president; H. }. keekie. vice president; John Ran
kin, W. W. Ogilvie Andrew Robertson. Alexander
Saunders and John Grant. Other banks have
sumcd the deposits, and this morning the threats
that Sir Francis and his colleagues were to be
rested seem to have ended in smoke. and the
public will probably give vent to their feelings at
meeting to be called on Monday. The feeling here
is of distrust of other institutions which
have been looked upon weak and business men
know what that means.
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Sweden that tho explorer had safely arrived in the
Straits after most perilous voyage from the mouth
of the Lena River. The details OF Norkenskjold's
observations from this latter point to Behring Strait
and beyond will. when received. have undoubtedly
considerable scientific information of great value to
Arctic explorers. The record Of events attending
this expedition from the day of sailing from Gothen
burg, on July Of last year, up to its arrival at
Yakutsk. on the Lena River, was published in the
HERALD OF May 2s. and brought the details of the
voyage up the time that he left the mouth of Lena
River and was heading toward Behring Strait.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON August 2, 1872
COMMODORE sHUFELDT's EXPLORATIONS ON THE
WEST AFRICAN COAST.
The Secretary of State has received a:report from
Commodore Shufeldt, commanding the Tconderoga
The report gives account of reconnaissance Of
the Saguni and Mahpah rivers and of Fisherman
Lake. the West African coast. The country is
described as luxurant in vegetation and capable Of
great development in q commercial point of view.
The headwaters Of the Ssguni the favorite pas
ture lands Of immense herds of African elephants
and promise to become important field of opera
tons for irory hunters. The report is lengthy
mainly given to details which Of value to the
photographic Office
THE NICARAGUAN CANAL ROUTE.
request has been received from Nicaragua that
Civil Engineer MenocaI u s. N, be allowed to visit
that country and complete, under its auspices the
work on certain neutrality-suspicious. Of the survey
of the Nicaraguan route for the proposed inter-
oceanic canal. Mr.. Menocal formerly did work
under that government. The request for his aid
now has been granted by Secretary Thompson. to
whom it was referred. Mr.. Menocal will shortly
leave this country for Nicaragua.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CLAYTON. N. Y. August 2. 1879.
The fifth and last body of those drowned in Thurs.
days disaster. that of Mrs. Perselis of Binghamton
was recovered at nine O'Clock this morning. 1t will
be detained here until Monday. as it could not be
taken further than Syracuse might. On Monday
il will be taken by train to Binghanton for inter-
ment All the survivors have gone home except the
husband of Mrs. Percells and everything again as
auiet here as before the accident.
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LABRADOR FISHERIES.

HALIFAX, n. s.. August 2, 1870.
News from the Labrador fisheries to Tuesday last
is very favorable In the Straits the fishing is gen.
orally fair; in Southern Labrador middling. for cod
and salmon. In Packs Harbor and its neighbor-
hood it is good: in Indian Harbor and adjacent
places 1t IL poor with hooks. The north generally
is good for all having traps and seines There was
ice the 10th ut. from Ailack to Hopedale. but
was floating. The craft getting along, and
many had fairly fshed and some loaded. A
cold fog and bad weather have retarded the work.
The fishery, on the whole. is not encouraging. The
salmon fishery at the north is bad. Herring are
making their appearance.
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CHARGED WITH ENCOURAGEMENT L.
BURLINGTON. VT. August .. 1879

BURLINGTON, W, August =. 1917.
Nearly two years ago Edward p. Paige chief clerk
OF the Vermont Central Railroad freight Office in
this city. discharged. it being rumored that
there deficiency in his accounts. Nothing
further was donc in the matter until last night,
when he arrested charge of embezzling
$1,000. and committed to Jail for examination
next Tuesday. Paige very popular young
man and had been in the employ OF the Vermont
Central road from DO y hood.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Robert Ould, of Richmond Va. is at the
Fifth Avenue. Rear Admiral Alexander Murray.
United States Navy. and Ex-Governor Andrew c.
curtin. of Pennsylvania are at the Gilsey. Senator
Il. g. Habert. of Binghamton, N. Y. is at the St.
Nicholas. Judge J. s. Sinclair. of Hamilton. Canada
is ut the New York.
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NAVAL COURTESIES.

QUEBEc. August 2. 1s79
The French frigatc La Galissoniere arrived from
Halifax to-day. As she steamed up the harbor she
fired u royal salute, her band playing the national
anthem. The citadel guns replied.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

CHINESE PREPARATIONS TO MEET THE RUSSIAN
ADvANCE--FINANCIAL CONDITION OF JAPAN
JOHN BULLS INTERFERENCE WITH QUARAN-
TINE REGULATIONS.
SAN Francisco. Cal. August 2. 1879.
The steamer Gaelic. which arrived here to-day from
Hong Kong and Yokohama brings the following
advices:- ~"
HONG KONG July g. 1872
The intelligence of o revival of the Seward affair
in Congress excites discussion Popular feeling Is
strongly expressed against the return of the Minis
ter while the criminal charges against him exist.
Mr.. Stewards personal friends however declare great
devotion to and confidence in him.
Reports current in Pekin Of the governments
deermn nation to resist Russian advances in the dis
trict of Eelee at all hazards Preparations said
to be in progress for transferring large part of the
army about Pekin to the extreme west.
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LIEUTENANT CAREY.

THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST HIM QUAsHED-
THE QUESTION OF WHO WAS TO BLAME
CONSEQUENTLY SETTLED
LBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, August 3, 1879.
The United Serrice Gazette says the proceed
ings Of the court martial in the case of Lieuten-
ant Carey, who accompanied the expedition in
which the late Prince Imperial lost his life, have
been quashed on account Of an informality.
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THREATENING SIOUX.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba, August 2. 1879.
The Battleford Herald has from Wood Noun
tain that the Sioux restless and have warned the
half breeds camped there to move away. On their
declining to do the Sioux rode through their
camp, shouting aud firing, but hurt no one.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
MEXICAN BORDER RAIDS.

GALVESTON. Texas. August 2, 1879.
special from San Antonio says-The Mexican
Consulate here has advices from Colonel Valdez at
Chupe daros de la Nueva, Mexico. that he has pur-
sued three bands of Nescalero and Lipan Indians
which have been ralding that country. They
red off $50 horses. killed fifteen persons within
week in Mexico. and crossed the Rio Grande into
Texas.
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CONGRESS- WATER-ITS SUPERIORITY AS A
consists its entire freedom from
everything bitter acid crude that produces headache.
intern al and tends destroy the
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THE NIcARAGUAN CANAL ROUTE.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, August 2 1879.
The following is the full text Of the recent order
issued by the Secretary of War in relation to the ex-
animation Of applicants for appointment as second
lleutenants in the army
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

leutenants in the army =
WAR DEPARTMENT !
WASHINGTON, July 20 1879.
ORDERED-Tha Boards for the examination of civilian
applicants for appointments in the shall hereafter
other things inquire and the following
questions concerning each Applicant
l. Is he of good moral character?
. Is addicted to the of intoxicating liquors
beverage?
g. Is attached the union of States and in all
specs 10y the government of the United Statesy
q. W. McCRARY,
[Ohcial Secretary Of W ar
Post Chaplin George P. Vanwyck has been retired
from active service on account of disability.
The War Department is informed by telegraph of
the death of Colonel Thomas J. Treadwell. Of the
Ordnance Department at Governors Island. New
York, this morning. The vacancy created by Colo
mel Treadwen's death will be filled by the promo
ton OF Major James NJ. Whitemore to be lieutenant
colonel, and Captain Isaac Arnold will be promoted
to be major in the latter's place.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

BERGERS EXTRACT OF BEEF. RECOMMENDED
by physicians nutritious. and pail
atabe of all beef for sale by and drugs
gists Wholesale H. h +. b. Thurber Co., l.. Z. Hazs
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spurious article purportng be the genuine Apol-
linars Water being offered to the public all
buyers to be that each and ye
low label. and the name Of FRED. DE barry CO., New
York. sole agents.
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CLOSING SALE STRAW HATS-S3 MACKINAWS
81 A. IS Maniias 81 30 Is New Church st., up stairs
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND SUMMER COM
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THE CULTIVATION or ROSES.

THE CULTIVATION VI ROSES.
her checks.
And u her lips"
The ladies' cultivate this species OF
roses aud practising tho rules of hygiene
only 81 So Address the author, r. v. PIERCE, NJ ID,
Grand InvaIids Hotel Buffalo, n. Y II suffering from
those weaknesses incident female
Dr. PwRcrs RAvoairk PRsscRirrroS-a nevcrfailipg
remedy for these complaints.
A REWARD OFFERED FOR ONE CASE OF MA.
Uuar fails cure AsAric Aaur CuRr daily and
have yellow fever Ask your druggist
for H. HALL RUCKLE, 2Is Green~ eh st., New York,
Wholesale agents. Agents wanted pr. WHITES SPECIAL
ps''' %f'S's wiTs GiiTssss Cured
l4l East sth ST.. New York city
A.-sURE, SAFE PROMPT AND THOROUGH
the charscterstics of DR. JAMES CARAiSrrvE BAL
SAN Its merit has made IL known everywhere for years
bus aud all Diseases OF the Bowels Ii IL besides easily
administered to children being agreeable to the
A.--RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARsH's
tresment .e only safe and reliable 40 years prac
teal experience only Office, No vesey ST. Asor House
No branch oihce.
ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM DYSPEPSIA, MA.
laria, debility or sick hcadacheg Nou
coca leaf For sale by all druggists pepots-72 William
ST., New York IL Devon shire st, Boston.
A-sELZER BRUNNEN, NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER.
sTEPHANI CO., 40 New St. sole Importers
AsToR HOUSE SHOE sToRE.-sTERN's AMERI.
and English wALkiSG SHOES hand sewcd So gurros
GaIrrRs. - so ~. *o OxrowD sHoss. ~ 81 DRsss
sHoFs, ~ 90, ~ STERN. Barclay st.
EVERY WEAKLY SICKLY PERSON CAN I'M
prove In health aud strength using rkxrUrsL
IoSc IL never fails 20 do good Call and Try 10 free. Is
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

EVERY WEAKLY, SICKLY PERSON CAN I'M
prove health aud strength using KnAaps Tsxror.L
Toxic II fails do good Call and Try ID free Is
Vesey 81 Druggists sell u.
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THE NoRDENsKJoLD EXPEDITION
MOVEMENTS OF THE vEGA--TnE ROUTE FOL,

LOWED by THE EXPLORER.
The last heard from Nordenskjold was on the 3d
OF May. when news was received that the Vega had
arrived IN Bchrng Strait. all on board being we'll
That the first information received from him
since his detention OF many months in the Ice near
Keett Land. Measures were on foot at the time TO
send him relief vessels, whom the tidings reached
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

"BETHESDA WATER" SURE CURE FOR DYS-
pepsa liver and kidney diseases discovered eleven
years ago. Send for testimonials ID. K. LANCASTER
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

try UNpERHILLs UNION PoRr the juice Of
the from the Croton Point vineyards For sale by
H. W. ATWOOD, S46 Broadway. and by druggists and
family grocers generally. II. K. 4 +. B. THURBER 4
uleA Apen
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

CHALMER's BELGRAvIA COLOGNE Is UNE-
allied for the Try also tho bath
perfect luxury. l5c. and 81. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

BURNETTS EXTRACTS ARE UNSURPASSED
for favorng ice creams custards jeilies sauces and
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

sail for Yezo. He will start for America the
last week in August.
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1T is COMFORT TO THE vIsrTANrs OF FASH

ionable summer know that In GLENxs SULPHUR
they possess complete antidote TO musquito bites,
iratons of tho skin, caused by the SUI and wind aud
that IL s most wholesome purifier The genuine has &c.
n Crittenon Propr." printed each packet. Sold by
druggists
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
RUINART pERE Fills oHAMPAaNEs

Connoisseurs shipments of
to be unequalled III quality.
VERZENAY dry full bodied rich flavor
CARTE BLANCHE. fruity. delicate flavor and not toe
dry DODGE, CAMMElER X co. l6 Cortlsndt s..
Sole Agents for the United States.
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EUROPE.

OLD ESTABLISHED SPANISH HOUSE IN
Madrid is open the OF first class
American the sale of white and printed cotton
goods: very best references given Apply
GABRIEL FERRER. l6 Gale de Ia Bolss. Madrid.
CEO. b. ELLERY. Is ANGEL COURT. LONDON. T..
UC advises negotiates all American Business in
Europe will take European Agency of suitable American
best references, Europe and America Core
spondeDce solicited
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

A.-TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS RENO
waited and reopened No. West oath Night day.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
THE NORDENSKJOLD EXPEDITION.

AYE THROUGH BEIIRINa sTnArr-THE VEGA
CLEAR OF ICE AND EN- ROUTE FOR JAPAN.
ipY CABLE TO THE nEaArpl
BERLIN, August 2, 1879.
kilograms received in this city to-day from
Stockholm announce that the steamer Vega,
with the Arctic explorer Nordenskjold on board
has been freed from the ice and has safely
passed Behring Strait.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

ASToR HOUSE SHOE STORE.-SrERN's AMERI-
and English WALKING SHoks hand sewcd x3: Rurrox
CATERS xs so ~. -; Oxsomp sHoss, ~ 80 s3
SuoFs, " ~, So STERN, Barclay st.
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woLFE's sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs

is initiated and counterfeited and will have
use caution in purchasing.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

Purity, freshness. persistent eferyeseenee and agree
titioner
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A-sELzER BRUNNEN. NATURAL SPARKLING

laria, debility sick hcadacheg You can bo
cured by using Coca BIrrnas made from the Peruvian
leaf For sale by all druggists Dcpots-72 William
ST. Now York IL Devon shire ST., Boston.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

GENUINE VICHY.-SPECIFIC FOR GOUT,
rheumatism diabetes, gravel, kidney diseases, &c.
GET A PAD. MORE THAN 100000 LIVING
witnesses the efficacy of the HOLMAN LIVER fAD
a = treu tnaut
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A TrRACrIvE NEW SUMNER NOVELS
An UNMrsTAKABLE FLIRTATIoN. A spicy nov
summer story. by Louis Garner. IS cents
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This evidence given after thorough examination By
such eminent scientists of the Old World
PROFESSOR A. W. HOFFMAN,, +. r. S. of the univer.
sty OF Berlin Member of the Scientific Of the
Kingdom of Prussia Vice President Chemical
ciety of Germany. &c.,
PROFESSOR w ODLING. Professor OF Chemistry az
the University of Oxford Chemical Judge at the Centen-
nial Exhibition Philadep phia. &e., &e.. and others
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SURF HOTEL FIRE ISLAND BEACH-CA.
tarrh hay fever chills maral levers ocean
bathing Leave Hunters Point A. NJ. aud 80 +. N
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

IHE bODEIIA.
Those requiring the finest imported WINES BRASpIEs,
&c, ut wholesale prices, should visit
THE BODEGA,
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

NERVOUS DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED
by ALIENS BRAIN FOoD. Send for circulars ALLEN s
PHARMACY, 3lo LIST av, New York"
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

JEWS
Although Jews have excluded from Manhattan
Beach, they prohibited their reiigous
principles buying HUMPHREY's PARsIAN DIAMONDS.
They for sale only HUMPHYEYS jewelry No.
si9 Broadway 18th st. New York. Price list
free lie has o
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NINETY CENTS PER QUART BOTTLE.
PURE COGNAC BRANDY
bottled ut Cognac by RIvIERE. GARDRAT 4 CO
also from shippers in bottles,
FINE OLD CHAMPAGNE BkANDIEs; V. .. b.. 81 5Ol
OPTIMA. ~: V. o. r., 81 75, and V. s. q. r.. $3 So
DODGE. CAMMEiER CO, I6 Cortlandt ST.,
S4.ln Atrai1f fhrf Tho Iraifa "A Ga.t
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Extract from letter of the UNITED STATES TREAS.
uRf DEPARTMENT:-"ln conformity with your requsss
the secretary of state asked 20 cause thorough n-
qry 10 be made into the by Consul at Cologne
who concludes his follows IL therefore state
that II my opinon formed after what consider care
iu ahd pansaking Investigation. that the AroLLisAkis
MATER, bottled at the Apouas Springs. exported To
the tniteL states is beyond question natural mineral
water The evidence which accompanies the tionsul
despatch abundantly susains his conclusion that the
water
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beg leave call tho attention of the reader
moHials in favor OF the SCHNAPPs -
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for ALMESuNE; Is cents box; sufficient for IL to Is
Hash and Meat Cakes-Ask grocer for ALIxESrSEi
Is cents box.
No tin cans.-Ask your grocer for ALInEsrrNEs
packed in paper boxes. Is cents each.
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ARE you stIFFERIya FROM DyspEpsI. N

A.--RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSHS
treament he only safe and reliable cure years
teal experience only ofce No vesey ST. House
No branch Office.
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feel bound to say regard your ScHNAPPs being in
respect eminent and OF medical
all IL Is the possible srtce ol
Holland gin, heretofore and
.E.l l.xIa. .iI..dL L,.l l.l.usur uriuas