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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-02-26
VEGETINE.
FOR SKIN DISEASES.

MR. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Slr-llavng been troubled with a bad
SKIN disease. breaking out into little sores over
my face, ETC.. was recommended TO take Vege-
Tine. ] am happy To inform you that IL b s
completely cured me after taking three bottles.
can hlghiy recommend II 10 any one who Is
troubled With skin disease.
Yours. faithfully, CHAS. Z. BUTT.
We hereby certify that the above testimonial
Is true, the man being IN our employ at the
tllne he was SICK. WEsTAAN Il BAKER,
10 raH nrHn
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-02-26
PENN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.


Total .... -...-................... s77s1 s02s
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses and endowments... e. S44s, ,69l.79
Dividends TO policy holders. 23ISl923
Lapsed and surrendered poll
Commits sions, salaries. medi-
cal fees, agency exp 8, etc.. l63,05S a
Taxes, legal expenses, adver-
Using, otc........ oi,a3i.lo loyoab5Oi
Net assets, January j, 1885,. S6,642.462A
ASSETS.
y. 8. and per cent. bonds Philadel.
phia and city loans, X. X. bonds, bank
and other stocks, worth s2,6O5,i76.5O, s2,Hs,UlD
Mortgages, hrst liens on properties
Premium noies, secured by poiicies S92.Iss5i
Loans collaterals, etc.. ............ 253760O6
Real estate. bought t. SECURE loans, and
Cash on hand aud in Trust Companies; T5ST 81
Net ledger assets, as above.-. .... s6y6I2, 622a
Net deferred and unreported
Interest due and accrued GSst7S iSst72 a
Market value Of stocks, etc,
over cosI.. ....--..-.... lsl.ZfJD SeS.S57 .W
Gross assets, January i, 1880 S7.usi .3lO.A
LIABILITIES.
Losses reported. but not due. Sl22, 1880
Reserve. At per cent, TO re-
piTSnpds iRsETe risEs SIX Soii
Surplus per cent bas. SSsS5 s7os ss4
Surplus at ~ per cent. PsnnsyvAnia
and New York standard ........ 81 l502 ST. IS
No. OF policies in ...-... HIS
amount AT rihk SZJ,6lsoS3OO
SAMUEL C HUEY. President.
EDWARD Nj. NEEDLES, Vice President
HIS. STEPHENS. I'd Vice President.
HENRY AUsTIR, Secretary.
J.J. BARKER, ActuAry
HENRY c. BROWN, Asst Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
ARRIYALs AN NEWpoRr.

NEWPORT, r. l.. June 29.-Mr. Bladhon.
FIRST SECRETARY OF the Ausrrtsn legation has srr4yo6
dor tue season. BE viii take y cottage.
The committee rooms OF the Newport Casino have
Deen connected with the Telephone Exchange.
baron Mayo, the Austrian Minister "a expeofsd here
next month -S
Tne puoit OF Zion EpiscopaD Church win b. occpied
curing portion OF the by the Rev. DE- Hoviand
and 'ne Rev J. Tuttle Smith. OF NewYorl aud by me
hev. Dr. Watson. OF Philadelphia ana ths Rev. ".
Newton, Of Boston. ~
Among the families which have cottages at Conaps.
cut Fark, near this city, the following, Mrs. n Y
Luther, Mrs. 6. r. Blake, Mrs. Charles Potter Mrs
Richard J. Arnold, M. w. W. Flint, Mr. J. b. Ktltop
Nr D. W. Hoyt, Mr. Arnold. Mr. s. A. Irons Mas An.
areWs. ala OF Providence, Judge w. g. shurtlef fou,
Springfield the Rev. 8. X. Dexter from Warren Mr. r
D. Bosworth Of Johnston, r. L, the Rev. n O. Graves
irom FAN River and Mr.. A g. wiicston from Florerce
Mass The hotel ct the Park is open ana has fair
humber of guests
Mrs Richard T. Baker. OF Boston, has arrived a Aer
nne villa near the bOat-house.
mrs 0ardner Brewer. Of Boston, owing her III health
VII not occupy her charming uRmer residence as Ehis
place kn0Wn as Ftntsterre"
e. Mr: 9 y Chseker,ng Of NswYotk who hss been m
Soyornor and Mira Van zsndt viii leave here for Rek
ne.n Sprlinges N, 4, on Wednesday,
a Saruetu and Arthuf Club was organized here "a.
mleb9 a eurrtnR address made -by ex-(SoyeYnoY
Republican nominees. ~ ~ 's
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
PRACTICAL CIVIL SERpioE REFORM.
4 CARD FROM Tuusrow WEED.

CARD from THURIow WEED.
70 the @dfGor or Ths TrEbuna
SIN: The Editor of Harper's WsekIy ia uuiko r;oht
In suppos!ng that am ready on slight provocaton.
for " fling" at Civil Service Reform. Nothing but
my Rreat respect for the excellence and purity Of
Presdent Hayes's character and purposes Eestraina
an expression of contempt for a miserable theory
for nobody protends that 1t Is practised wiIh any
degree OF consistency. Bat will not, unless pro-
voked beyond endurance, embarrass a canvass
which calls for harmony and zeal among Republic
cana by discussing side lssne. Mr.. Curtis, how
ever insists that the Civil Service Reform Ques-
t'on cannot be ignored, that as pienk In the Re-
publican platform it must be recognized and acted
upon This being 81. les Mr. Curtis try 1t on him.
self Staten Island is an Assembly District Mr..
Curtis has long been it's representative man. Irt
him take the field as Civil Service Raform candI
d"te Tor tho Assembly. This viii be test and ~
successful one. win ground arms and hencefor-
WARD acknowledge Mr.. Curtis as an authority and
power In politics. ~
Nec- York, June 90, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Tuesday, June 30, 1880.
tne ng OF spain has approved the proposal OF Cap
tain General BAneo, that decorations and renrds ae
cnnlerred upon the troops I'm Cuba recognition OF
tneiE services In QuellinR the IA nsurrec tiOn.
In match game between the Canadian ana Halifax
crcketers to-day the Canadians scored in .her GEst
iunngs 7o ond III the second T. for thrcs wi kcts no
Haax men mAdo IN thelr drst innings ~ and in tISr
sccOpo 10 I0e match WAS drawn, OWING ~ Eain.
The French Ministry Of Commerce hns for the ,,rz,
time published the statsos OF tho imports OF cattle and
DIGS into France. The return applies 70 the first fur
o. 1880 aud shOws THAT 81 O00 hend of horned
SAtue' o15,tOO Aheep ana $4,000 pigs we're tmported
O hese only l31 oxen, lAO5 sheep and 20 pigs we've
being Italy. 'F01 Va VAe"
dispatch from Vienna 10 TAs Ty,u.s savs, ruA 81,
mAkeshifts tho change IN the Austrian Ministry waa
very codly received on both sidoR On behalf ~ tha
pointed to s proof that the cos
uon tdea has failed, while part OF the Autonom
last but must be followed by the fonndatton ~ n
MinlSuy composed OF AutonOmsts. Il may he e nrS ~
things Ia that direction. ~o " '9E"
Ihe 81 Petersburg Gosete announces that the vial, q,
ST. Peteraourg OF the Marquis Tseng Chinese Ambeasa
uoT W hfsnee has again been postponed He will 20
SEe e the emo OF July or the beginning of Auguat
- believed that negotiations are thus postnSns5 INV
INN" IN oEder 70 gain time for preparatIons -N'
In connection with the recent arrest OF q ma, Iov
stones, In the italian Parliament tt ia atate
Nicotera received anonymoua letter
INF t"aS the WriCer hsd partly overheard
IN raway train inducing him TO believe that .oro 80
immediately FORWARDED ~ orIsnnisc
the Prefeet OF Police and Minister OF the InterioS 70
- TORONTO, Ont, June 2o-Hanlau waa tatan s,,aA,
Ill last might with hlioCa fever ' "uuuenly
MONTREAL juno 2S.-The American Cousu,.carar.,
here hss letter from the American CopauI An w..
r s fntsd s1 T. go families left Manitoba this pISc
MONTREAL, June 29.-Look No. O. OF the xaoA,n.
Sana was parst in to-day by the steamer Rohan,,a
aSeS oaTgss E we're sunk and the seaer was badv
Tue Oanai VIII De Interrupted until to-norrn OF
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

uo.-o SAILING OF THE vANpAIJ.
vandauS aaiISd hence day United States steamer
s,,ro,,,,, DEATH OF A BRRwEp.
awsfnOWh brewer @ died dSsSrEe here UsSEe NJ HerancOurt.
ALBANY, Juoo 80 aEATsE Tsg REPORT
"s "S extra session OF LeSislSt3re inc
RAvrr,orA BALL o LUB DIsBANDrn
SG 2She SaS hls DIsa Baseball
NORTH TIE e,STN;; SMEw;!ER@sTy PRESS ASSOCIATIONS.
and tifsy ne%sStws eSSsNwAY a. H.. Jane 29-Two hundred
sS' 4 Si ~ I s,:assr IsSSs
pn,, ADVANCE IN GOAL.
AN f.6HrIIIADELsHIA. june 29-Crcn.rs or,hod,,,,,,
sPS :Ssa S'S
LEHvoHrooSSL oSLi5SG psUG3 DEAD FAD IN 4 GRAVE.
"ys az 4. 's Ss %ns
NswpuRSosA SsASoNT 5SSkSo SS koiSHsa X ESSn''OEa
! es.As .:Ss9 SS9G oranse County
s% ~ssss SsS TsSaDsSn SS chg
was assnt ssesn3a sna ygSn9 Wesley Arnold
Ss s'SssT y ssE 1oSS Hs'S Sa %Sss s
KILLED IN THE cry op 1g aIS1sw ~ sssm
Nin!I sSa7s kSsp Sp9s yestsrdSVyn rSVn on
1nS %s. s q Edward Sas %sS
e4;OI g1DpE,E1ossp :, On Ne: june 2a0pbasI baIyEa bna
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nARRIbhUMnS EenIli June a0--pfs.n Z
freishG traiD fooutAK. With 5ohn III PenR
sss:f MsSS % ass HESsS
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
LRISHMEN PLANNING a CAMRATeN.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 2S.--The Irish National
Convention held an executive session ths morning.
speech was made laet evening by the ehairman,
JudGa Brennan, OF iowa. Delegates arc now present
nearly all the States ard Territories. ana spirit
Of harony perVades all their meetings. II intended
TO establish branches IN exey portion % the country
aud enlist the cooperation OF all Irshmen in the well
faro Of their countrymen The delegates unite in aaylas
that practical results will surely follow the eompetn O
venson Two sessions VIII be held each day until the
business 10 completed. A committee appointed to-
Gay proceed 20 NewYork 90 confer with the trustees
OF the 9kiF7niahing Fund.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30

pIenafy Amndafg DIf @ ttjecfea 81 gllat bell,s 9s
Jowaai dss DeSais says tbs rejection OF the b wcusg
burden the Conservative party with too heavy loaf
and destroy what little GOVERN rsmaiaa
a- LONDON. Tuesday, June 20, 1850
OF the Bureaus Of the Senate YESTERDAY for eountte
IN fhe Penary Amnesty BILL "a nronnr,yara6 far ar,
nesty 119 against It, and for an amendment to tke
bin excluding murderers end 1ncenisries. There were
the fate of the bill s uncertain. The Conservative sans
tors the most part voted for amnesty ana the mod
crate Republicans opposed it. Although these ploeee
ings not conclusive as 70 the ultmate result As co..
Incidence Of the antJesutt decrees the Amhenfv
bill not favorable 20 the latter. Many senasos fecof
from tYiumphal entry Of Com munista t the psr mo-
rnent when the Jesutts arc driven OUT -
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
GoHERxMESr xEKa.

WAsmXoroN, June 29.--The Secretary AZ
the Navy expects close the bnsiness tzansants 40
the current fiscal year ne anescipAaan sr
plus from the last appropriation Of abopt o. BooO9o
AS the K0urth Of July falls Sunday this rear sfs
taSy Sherman has decided. with tho appgosal of ~.
President, b close the Tyaasufy Depexsnsrt on N1
Gay, tie 6th proxrno M
order to-day modifying section 77s Of the postal rcl
HnMs the portfolios OF eensus enumerMsexs ave dss
OFFICIAL mail matter OF the Census Barean wt.ioN -
reason o. Ito form eanaot eenvenieuty be piaSad a. &
Two sere eousserfei, 800 National bsak po,se kxs
eSnre Il Sussnsss fs s s. ~ = ss
ide that taey were copneyfeita xAey we're
Bank and ths other % the f;tssGsia banE
The Treasury Department bas erdsred che asar <, =
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
THE READING RAILROAD FAyLuRE

Il, nILADELPLiiA, June 20.-The receivers Of
the Reading Railroad COMPANY TODAY author,xed the
statement 70 he made that they had postponed until
Septeos' any announcement OF their conclusion aa
70 the cuef0n OF the payment OF interest," dus July l.
upon tne DISAEona Coal Land mortgage bopds Of tho
company. John Bntt, esq, left this aftcrnoon for
New-Xork' whence he win sail tomorrow for London,
where he VIII make stAtemenE 10 tho EBGlish bond.
Reading Railroad Company ana the Reading Coal and
Iron Com pRnY TO De.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
SnerlaI Nctlres

f0at Nax1caI
me torolEn mails snaire !.
~ o 1851 VIII close ~ this onos
ZOE europe on ste Arizona 80
VII tSDAf AZ 500
sponoence tof Germany i-'.,
4esoo6 0no ~ 40
dnyrej ono
t4.f Mesef Wa southampton ffafnn1t
n.ov ~ n To- Europe by oteanship =
- sTecfclv or Hettany ~ - ~ a
va ritnogh OheteoufK Ifasr mr.. -
81 fpeoIsl,. tot Sc oany S,f s ,
nss,v ETC ~ sissGow ana e n "a, Tor
eDeotsIlv sal % 5ti.n and the ~ ~
osr The mails - " auburH and Breuec 49, 49,.
Yofk Jnne 80 ana Tav me nsits tor Hevana Lave 49,
Yeff Jnly i Tie uass t tor 81 teE IqEslen lowe No.
pstine icare SewYor Jpls aas loE AsplawlN e6 ,s
EevY orE Jry has. xns mae toI NsEfcnr I'D "a .ssH
Araenne Reu6,o ATS Ior the Weel frdise Irf {
csina nd JSSsa iesy sess @ HswYosk July The ns ~
Soo' leave san Frsneiseo JAW - tS nN-s -
Rost once NewYork yune ps 30 Z Atiss Postzadssr
e5s radically sne nee ana Diseases al ae e5rfs 1
ETNRV "a * y speed " cured. Hcur1. =, Il -.
- te< lexinK9oDs 1s1s .st
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
On Highs. ysefzr{.ss a |s1> X ~

" AtiEh-sA yeNleRllsf a "a = ~. .t "a
9s,sasae .. Hses ,kt cs,F sSvn - s. s,
tbsss tana Ht4x ttef> - Ixs1< 1.i f<f6 49,.
= e. wa TIA tl'At fsrf 49, T., - ~
leass sad tktE lts 10y r's,'s, s,.. . e # B M ~
eas with fo5k akF W. rs~ 49,. I<}
lDetrot Free Psess. - ?. = F'f'}
:, a tenant had been dancfne az IS. IS
tas nead o. 1te 1gnel0rd Al elx ~ 49, <
ser coEnes up utairs and cpr1plsips ~, ~ { e.
4nss Nhet astn5yanc0 ~ askDx fhe s,.,e ~ u
saven,t. SEPT = wink all ulnlfa 81 49,
neither hayq ~ seya the bcnnl,r r,,6 ~, f x
make any 4ass abcat H. ~ & t+>tttf
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
GENERAL GAR1YRLDs LARGE MAIE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 29.--1Re Leader viii
publish the following tomorrow General Garfield ia
daily receiving large number Of letters from saenda
In all parts OF the country, ana though hs has
several seevctares and stenographezs % s service as
10 unable all pFompty he wishes tftenus 20
understapa tat all ietvers reonif1pg win
celve attention early as possibie Hs mailed 1A0
letters this afternoon" bEfI n
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
VAST FIELDS or ZOE.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 29.-Tbe schooner
Herman Babson, which Htted away for the Greenland
habnt nshery from this port May 49, forced TO
turn account Of the immense quantities OF ice en-
countered on Straits OF Belle Ise. HeF captain
ports the foe blockade unparalleled In has expeEeDoe
extending down to the nftyeeu0nd parallel OF latitude
with thOusands OF icebargs Of every aige and shape
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA.

1FONDOHs AuosuAyb June 20, l66O.
In consequence OF the failure of the South
African confederation scheme Sir Wfred Lawson (Rad
ical gave notice IA the House OF Commons last night
that he would ask tho Government week, whether
they bad reconsldered their decision regarding the re-
eau OF s1r Barte Frere from the Goveruorsp Of the
Cape OF Good Hope.
,u ., CAPETowN, June 20.
The Assembly to-day pass . q vote OF confidence in
the MINISTRY, Tine opposition abstained from voting
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
MIDNIGHT WEATaEs IsspoRT,
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis fap ne Dqss "a Ashrx

Synopsis fer ire past - AowFx
WASHINGTON. June so. q. m.-The bar
oeters highest in TIE Southern stases and Ia isW nom
zoe Mssouri Hver to the New-ERlsnd coast Ratn has
fallen in all che diStrics except the Lower Misaur VAL
ley aud Newsngland. Northwesterly winds prevail in
the Upper Lake region ana Northwest ana sonthery iu
the Gulf States; elsewhere they southwestery 1Ns
temperatnFe has remained nearly stationary o.
Mlssissipvi Bver, IA tha Upper Iat1 rezion and IN
Maine; elsewhere it hss fallen.
ladsoG.seNs.
For tho Middle Ataatie statea colder partly cloudy
weather. occasional rain vinds n0stly southwssssriy
generally higher eafopaetsr.
Fur NeWSInRlsnd, partly cloudy weaab or. variable
winde, stationary or lOwef tempeFature stationary or
higher barometer, 81
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
NICARAGUA CANAL.
THE CONCESSION GRANTED TO MR.. MF yOCA1
PANY-NEuTRALInY ETC

THE CONCESSION GRANTED TO MR.. MF yOCAIys COM
PANY-NEUTRALITY ETC.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The full text of the
hnOerocehnc canal concession granted by the Govern
ment OF Nicaragua to the American Provisional So
cety had been received here 1t is signed by Don Adam
Cardinas, Minister OF Foreign Affairs and Mr. A. O.
Menocai' member and Commissioners of the Provisional
society The concession has been duly rded and pub
iished as q law by the Republic.
The Provisional Society under the terms Of this con-
ceson secures the exclusive privilege 10 construct
snip canal across the territory of Nicaragua The to
lowing terms are contained In the concession:
Tue canal of sufficient dtneusops 70 occonno
uate steamers or the largest class Tho locks are TO be
not lees than BOO feet deep The concession Is for
canal the Ecaraguan Government then TO take posses
mon Ia perpetuya The right Is reserved to the com
tne company is TO have the privilege constructing
raroad along the canal asO telegraph lines and these
The Coyernment of Syli io I ~ cnaEee th
nal ports and the canal itself neutral QrDund ana
Ine transit IA ease OF war between other powers and
icnraSua sua De uninterrupted. In general cnnaI
shall be open to navigation by all vessels freely pro-
ded hey pay the dues and observe regulations of
war viii be allowed to pass under under exsstIng 20
Ireates Vessels OF war engaced IN hOstilities win
Nicaragua any other Republic Of Central America
will be vigorously excluded An effort viii he made IS
secure trom all the powers guarantee OF neutrality
v yg cana m ana OF gone along ats COURSE and of the
Inc conee sson Ii transferable Oulv to the company
Wch 10 De organized by the Provisional Society and
III no case can II De transferred foreign government
or power The principal office Is to In New York or
sissTnsre as may he deemed most convenient The
The company required to bind itself not TO Interfere
IN questions which directly indirectly may aect the
public peace o! Nicaragua The canal Is TO be exenlpt
from every form OF taxation
Captain Phelps, the President OF tho Provisional
society is now IN Europe for the purpose OF arranging
for an early beginning OF the work.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
REpoRTRD RUSSIAN pEFeATs.

LONDON. Tuesday, June 20, 1850.
The second edition Of Jae Times prints a dispatch
from Cabul dated to-day, which saysl Trust
worthy reports have been received here thai some
Russian troops were defeated by Chinese at Terk
Pass and were pursued and again defeated at Kize-
kurghan, losing much ammunition and supplies
The Chinese have reached GUlcha.".
The foregoing is fully credited by those most in
teresSed.
Many important K0-Kand exiles are returning
hofna
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
FIRE IN a MrWPoRT COTTAGE 6

PROVIDENCE. r. I. june 29.--A cottage on
Ayraultsa, NswpoFt. owned by Asrs. Q. A. WyesA OF
Ney.Yark ana leased by q. 8. Bowdotn, cs Sestoa.
was paFasnilg burned this npyptng rue Origin OF the
re wes spon tansoue yns less pn me sease
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30

TMTBUNH OFExcz, June 30. q m.-The tenennGy sn
che barometer yesterday upward but the chaunps
were aghs. CieaF and partly cloudy weather pgsvaed
The temperature RANGED between 73s and e2e the avsr
axe ts0Nl being eAe' lowefthsa the oerreepoaaine
day last year ana 10 lower than on Monday.
Cooler. fair and partly elondy weather. win sghk
chances ~ 40 occasional shower may be expectea 10
d4y IN, ,tbis city aud viclntty.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
cREYAssE IN raE MiSatSSEPPf xEEsE.

ST.. LeUrs. June 2o.--A speciai dispaseh 20
rae Republicans from WagaRw, TiL, ssEsT Tue isyss
Shlan presncts the boEtqm 1R1s thgs aQBfy bes, 4
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
FIRE on ANOTHER srEA,rER

LIvERPOoL, Tuesday. June 20, $780,
Tho British steamer Humboldt, Captain
Par!e which arrived here to-day from Sew.Yorl Jnpe
13 took fre ON the 1sh and Fty bales OF her cargo
her balkheads and decks were oonslernbIv u'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
9EsuITS AND COMMUNISTS.
N Tsoos hoOsss CLOSED IN rARrs--AMNEsTx

sc. fAAis. Tuesday, June 30, 1880.
Lne directors OF a.i religious houses have
y OF she asson Of
the police wiil be compelled 30 ers ss,.,s
Tbs yssni.s' hoaaes only win u sass Win sonospo
uR "a ~ present slime thirty-l sva y.
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
.L1LEST SnFT M N.

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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30

A safe standby for the family dn,sal I
tSason OF cholera mofbns eamt0er cor a zsn<S =.
marrhDas, and alt bevei complaints "a ff. Jay na< (
should arise sure 20 prove nRef3l . = ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
MARkTEn

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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
BELGIUM AND THE POPE.

BRUEsKIs, Tuesday, June 20, 1880
!. IAs journal do BTa1eIles announces that
snc msrastas Of ForeigD Affairs Informed the Papal
1880 = Brussels that the Belgian Government would
~ sns seth instant cease diplomatic relations with
RoMR. Tuesday. June 30. 1880.
~. sl aAs asnt fresh Instructions 10 the Belgian
i te Yaw s sseenmena prudence, and, while oppos-
stacty witnn s law, advice the Rishops TO Keep