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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
MIR. HUSTEDS VINDICATION.

A FRIEND TO COOPERATIVE INSURANCE.
LETTER FROM THE HON. J. W. Hustled, REFUING
THE CHARGE THAT HE is HOSTILE TO CooPiIA-
TIVE INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONS - TESTIMONY
PROM OTHER SOURCES To THE EFFECT THAT HE
HAS CONSISTENTLY FAVORED SUCH oRGANIzA-
TONS.
TO the RditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: persistent attempt is being made to array
he Cooperative Insurance Associations against the
Hon. Ira Davenport and myself, on the ground that
NE advocated and supported legislation unfriendly
20 their interests A more grOundless charge was
never made A plain statement of facts Will be all
hat is necessary to satisfy any reasonable mind
In 1880 q bill was introduced in the Senate which
subsequently, reached the Assembly, the real pur-
pose of which was to compel the Lloyds Plate
Glass Insurance Association, of New-YOrk City, to
deposit 100000 with the Insurance Department
al Albany. When my attention was called 10 this
bin found on critical examination, that it inter
fered with the mutual associations, and / moved
to strike out its enacting clause; the resolution
prevailed, and a lodge OF the Order of
| United Workmen and other associations passed and
forwarded to me resolutions of thanks. SO much
for 1850.
EsIn 1881 THE last session of the Legislature Mr.
John A. Mccall, the Deputy superintendent of the
Insurance Department, called my attention TO the
fact that an insurance organization located in an
other State was eyading the insurance laws of this
State, and was consequently unfairly competing
for business with the organizations of this State.
Ie asked me if would int, oduce a bill behalf of
the Department to correct the evil l readily as
sented and on the following day he forwarded
me the bill which introduced. 1t referred 10
the Committee on Insurance. After several weeks
nv attention was called to the fact that it inter
fered with tine privileges Of the mutual associations
therefore critically examined its provisions, and
finding that the objection to it was well founded
4 moved in the Assembly that the Committee on
Insurance be directed to strike out the enacting
clause of the bill. This was done by unaaimous
vote The bill was never IN the senate, ana coise,
queQtly MT. Davenport neither aided nor supported
afterwarl gave my earnest support to to both OF
tfe DuRuid bills, which prepared by the ASSOC
Eiatious and one of which Is now a law.
Instead of being either censured or criticised,
.lara that the associations should nave gwen me
heir praise and commentators
TO show the absurdity OF the charge, IL is only
Necessary TO add that am not only q member anu
AIT officer OF several of the ORGANIZATIONS, but
WAS til recently the president OF one OF the Assoc
Eiations and am still director IN another.
j. w. Hustled.
Tho above statement is correct in every particu-
bar. EDWARD NJ. JOHNSON,
Clerk of the Assembly, 1850 and 1851.
PeesskiH, NJ T., Oct. Is, 1851.
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A CANARD FOR POLITICAL EFFECT.

General ]. W. Hustled
Ny DEAR SIR: see that an attempt is being made by
the Democratic press to make 1t appear that you are u
friendly to cooperative insurance do not apprehend
that the canard can do you much HARM for am sure
your position is pretty well understood among those 80
insured; but IL the following statement OF what know
to be facts be OF any service in refutng the msep
resentation referred to, you at liberty to use IT,
was q member OF the committee representing the
Mutual Aid Associations OF this State which framed the
bill relating them, which after became law by
the unanimous both houses The committee spent
two days in Albany in preparing the BILL and while there
learned your position in relation to such associations
and found it to be entirely satisfactory You were not
neither had you been antagOntic to such associations
and yOnr aid in passing the bill which the committee
prepared highly appreciated. You introduced =
certain bill under INTERPRETATIONS as / know: and
killed very promptly when explanations made TO
you showing that did not meet with the favor OF our
associations.
write this without either o hint suggestion from
you know, and only because do not like 20 see
you charged with that of which you are not guilty
Syracuse, ~ T., Oct 27, 1881. DWIGHT III. BRUCE.
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Am extraordinary offering Oh
SUPERIOR Silks at LOW PRICES
JAMES McCREERY * co.
have transferred from 'heif
wholesale department 10 inc re-
tail counters Of their sALA DE
paRTMENT about $4,000
wards OF Damasse, Brocateiie'
Satin Stripes and other goods
suitable for Comb n a ton
Dresses.
They also offer variety OF
Kjlt Skirtimgs at the very low
nrice OF So Il yard, about half
the regular wholesale price.
This is Il rare opportunity TO
purchase new and desirable
SEAKS at prices lower than
similar goods were ever before
offered.
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DoN'T LET Your HORSES DIE

u.
DIR TOBrAs's VENETIAN HORSE LrRNRNr in pint bottles
WILL SURELY THEM NOpay Is asked II II does not cure
SORES, sPRAfNs, CUTS and BRUISES quckef tla any 9
known remedy IL has been warranted ana
never failed OVER 5000 CERTIFICATES HAVE BE& ~ tElYED
COyNRNBIyG WONDERFUL WETrRs among when are
Colonel d. MCDANIEL. who II the fastest running
horses COBRy president Of the Consolidated ara com
Dapy RYREsON & RkOWN l2S West 32dsL; y. ~. LEAD
iWTIg coo 7tavc and Col G. H. DEEyAN, 1876 West I'd
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
sun rs4s ESQ SIM sets ASS Clock slow. en- IFS
Moon SETS. Ol6 Moon sOutls '5O MOON saSe uas o
HIGH WATER TODAY--A. NJ
sandy Hook. 204 Gov. Island 23i Hen GaIe.. a:<o
HIGH WATER TODAY. N.
Sandy Hook 233 GOV Island. SOB Len Sate.. a'o|
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you introduced the bill you refer to at the request OF ne
Grand Council OF Royal Arcsnum and Grand Lodgo
Knights of Honor OF both Of which am memper, W
look after bill In their interests SO mow all aDout
the matter and very well remember that your actiU
in the matter entirely satisfactory to me and rienay
TO the associations above referred to. Yours etc,
Wesf6eLd ~ Y. Oct, 26, 1881 c. Il. DGRRsOLL
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TIE ATTACK ALroGEfHER UNJUST.

Inc Hon. j. W. Hustled.
MY DEAR SIR: YoursJust received. There never was
more unjust attack upon any one than this one you
|efer to upon you Anything 1 can do to right the
rong win most gladly DO, as you well know You re-
semoer went 10 AlbsDy Last winter about the time
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HOME NEWS
ppoxfrNFNr ARRJvLLS

Fnh Ap,nus Hotet-General Benjamin +; Butter
M Massachnsets and Senator W. H. Barnum OF Conneo
Snt gsSysn House-signor Ernest Rossi. ..bfeeo0'
Ho,tse-Captan A. Hcniage, OF England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31

We take pleasure directing the attention Of the public
Speefs celebrated Port Grape Vine pnre aud nnaduler
ated article upon which st implicitly rely
ms vine Is made Spcers Nney ara a.tlo, NeIcrsey
rich flavor mellow iuiCino's and brilliant color;
Is highly beneficial s properties inydld espccia
aged persons and cOus1nptyes NewYOrk 0i
ice, 10 WaTenst
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CARpRTs.-Axminster MOquettes from 81 81
per ward. Tapestry Brussels Coo Body Brussels 81 q
Cash or credit CROssLRYs Nos. 74O and 742 Broadway
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THE MONEM EMS OF SILA MLI.S.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Announcements.

A split-secOnd Watch at half price, Frod-
sham Jurgensen below manufacturers prces large
Io American watches gold and silver. Beet goods bought
low selling way down. J. H. JOHSslOs 100 BO"ciy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31

Dyspepsia is the costly price we pay for lux
ures fs most potent remedy however 4 found IN that ell
cient and genial tonic and Alternative, TARHASs sELiZEI
APERKNT. sold by all dTuggsts.
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Earl g. Wilson's and w brand Of collar
and Cuffs always give satisfaction. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31

The following is an extract from The Albany
Arqus of March ls 1891, whose Editor is now Chair
man Of the Democratic State Committee
Mr.. Hustled efectually quoted the alarm among Co
operative Benevolent Associations, yesterday, by srk
ing out the enacting clause of the bill introduced by
him, which il held would compel such companies 10
deposit a fund in the Insurance Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
PuRE PORT WINE.

LYONS Tooth Tablets are compact, pure, oil
delicate flavor. and suited to refined taste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31

C.. G. SHAYNE, wholesale fur manufacturer,
No lO3 Prncest, Offers se9lsSn jacques dolman ad fur
retail Prices IRON 10 10 % cent "ss
than re guar retail houses Mail orders solicited Reclining
altering repairing
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RUPTURE.-Dr. J. A. Sherman's services arc
IN much demand that he Il eompel divide his une be
York PSI Broadway Monday, raetay aud sltdr4y Boston
AZ Alllk- ST., Wednesday, Thursday AMI Friday.
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course of treatment with Lydia f. Pnkhams vegetable Con
pound 20 continue suffer with weakness OF the utcru
lncOse a stamp Mrs Lydia +. Pnkhain Z53 Wesernaye
Lynn, Mass, for her pamphlets.
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ScARcITY OF CRoToN MATER

During the dr0uth the Russian Baths Lafayetepace
viii continue supplied by their artesian wells
not by rapid decrease OF tho IN
storage reservoirs.
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HENRY a. DANIELS, VI. D.,
l41 LeXingtOn-avc 23t-si Hours, u ana 10 4
Attention to Gentlemen.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
LARGE IMPORTATION OF
LINEN GOODS

JUST OPENED. DAmAsKs NAPKINS. TOWELS
HUCKs, CRASHES, GLASS LINENS &c. LACE CUR
TAINs, BLANKETS. CoMFoRTABLES. &c. WI
GUARANTEE. OUR PRICES LOWER THAN ANY
OTHER HOUSE.
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R;cvc,e riders are numerous in upper Fifth-aye.
and the Boulevards.
The exterior of Cardinal McCloskey,,s new house
IN Madson-aye at Fiftieth-st is nearly compieted'
he hey S ri nTeac6ed his farewell sermon
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: age ssN euigfeite E II.
& n | q II b

NJ
= Das Beto Der SunoirunasbiQ bat
in finan5iellen &reiien in NeipOort groBe
Treuoe berpOrgerufen unb elm Steigen
Der 3egierun9sbOnbs benirft.
= Mebrere Der n6rbli6en Miliaeom=
pagnien, uelde gum @arnepal in New
Orleans uaren, beiu6ten bas 9enfmal
Der @onf0oerirten in @reenpooo Gene
terD uno peranitalteten baielblt cine
Spation gu gbren ber @onfooerirten.
- Cine Sepei6e bon San Sraneisco
berfiinbet bic 0erbinsung Der Nt6ilon,
Sopefa unb Der Siibli6en pacifiebabn
gum 7. Mdrs.
- @eneral Qaneod fam am Mbeno
bes 3. Mdrs in Waibington an, um an
Der Snaugurationsfeicr She'll gu neb=
men.
= CHE bas 9aus iid pertaste, ent=
itanben nod anfgeregte Debatten uber
Die Mntpeienbeit BON Soloaten Dor Dem
&apitol. Die Qebteren batten einigen
&eprdientanten irrtbumlider Weiie ben
3utritt gum 3apitol bermeisert.
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lIe lid eber betnliid fiiblen. ais bel elmer
Brieiterin, mis Sic es iinc; cenr ltets
erideineu 4e ia i'm @efclse rer Shaum
geborenen.
Trau vcn @aiLt Nn1arantae banfte nit
einem freuubIidem Qid,slu fir bic
Sdmeidelei ibres Yerebrere. Die So
paltien aber uutertradeu ibr Gelprdh {;
oenn 0erault be Sehelles mar 5par Elm
Geelmsnn, mie Iie Sod gait er iebt fir
ceredhtis, ben 0efnnunaen 3u buloissn,
welhe bic 6olpartei in adt aetban bate
6erarlt luhte tnoeh perseblid. 2ucie in
einerunterreouns su fsletn,i in Der er ieineAs
marmen Intbeil fir ibre Vietenspiirbia=
feit unperbcblenen Iusb,ud aab. 9iste
1T iebr launenhafter &rt, uno irpeuis
Vucie ben 3,uber pe,fanate. cen berault5
mdnnlihe Sdonbeit iiesbaft ausiiSte. 70
iesr waren ibre @ebanten iebt nit benz
iunsen Sant Stuff beidiftist. ccien Be
trasem ibr idttielbaft eeworoea mar
f'e bemabte fh, ben 5hlifIel bafir gu
finoen uuo mar bel tieien Yemiibunseu
sleid9iiltis ge9eu ibre uiblte umsetung.
Oa trat Sartines elm 0ucie fiir5te cine
@rmioeruns, bic fe einem Bounlot pe=
ranlts 5ufcmmcn LIEF, burd einsn unuer
hcfften @eoantenftrid ob, elite auf ben
neuen anfSmalins 3u uno eriudte itn,
ibr IN iSr gcutcir gu fclsen. 5arti.
nes fanb faum Wube, Die umberfeben=
Zen 81 besriiben 10 briu5lih mar 4rci=
ens uuffctberuns.
(Gortfebnne fplGt,)
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0elb w-oilts Nlleh haben

"sis Isioen an fsr ettsr," "iasts Or. q.
"Sts iiao nfrusnfronf," fprah Or ..
,.Sts iino iAwtneiahiis." ttmsrtts Or.
6. ,,Msine elsetrilhsn Mittsl beilen Sie
sriinblih", fasts nit widtiasr @sttrpe
Elm 5eilfuntIer, Der ben litsl profeEor
fitrts unb fhmun3eInb n,sins Doaars sin=
itrih. >. Mein Wunosrmittsl eurirt 1her",
fhrie Der Dafentmepi3inmana. Sober bate
eine anesre Anfht, nur In ginem paren
fs sints : ndmlid m.in @slo woG!sn @ae
bab'n. SD iuhts jabrslans psrseblit
9u'te, bio mir STR u@ettunssan.
Ter" Wsttuns. 5ulfs uub @eiunbtett
brahte. SD rperrs oas portrefIlts Bud
ilbsraQ smpfsslen, go iareIht elm Deut.
fder &aufmann aus NilIourt an pas
Dsutlde 5eilinllitut II Clinton plass,
New gorf.
Der ,.8sttunssanfsr" mIrb far 25 g!s.
portofrei psrlanbt.
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Die Qlnait npr Qmerifa11iiher @p1l:


eurrens ipri6t fait aus jeoer 3eile in
oen europdii6en 3eitungen. Sie @ie=
ner uNeue Sreie BreNe" ma6t Die Diterz
rei6ii6e @ei6dftspelt auf bie1e lie be-
brobenbe @efabr aufmerflam unb duBert
ii6 bariiber: u9ie gr0Bte ipirtbId)aftz
lt6e GrI6einung oes Sabrbunoerts 1T
obne 3weifel bic rieienbaft ipa6ienbe
&obproouftion Der Ser. Staatert BON
9toroamerifa. &ein Sterbli6er, u1lb
fei ct nod 10 i6arfltl1nig, bermag i'm
@inselnelt Die fiinf nftige &iidtpirfung bic
ier gri6einung auf europa gu ermelleu,
aber oaB setn ma6tppller Strpm bpn
oortber fommt, oaB oerielbe uniere
2anoipirtbf6aft beorobt unb bis sll Ell
mem getpif1en Yunfte unrentabel MAIDEN
fann, baB ein Sinfen Der 8obenrente
auf ben g8ertb bes @runbes unb 8o=
oens @influB nebmen muB, baB iebt
fbon uniere nit eiltem 9luflpanoe bon
25 Wfillionen @ulben bur6gefiibrten
&ataiter 9lufnabmen lit ibren @runo=
lagen su. i6maafen beginnen, pi6tige
Steuerquellen oes Staates in ibrer Bis
BERGEN grgiebigfeit oeriager, ia Die
gan5e geieui6aftli6e GlieOerung beorobt
it, bab, nit ginem gSorte geiagt in
9lmerifa Elm Wetter aufgeitiegen it, mel
DIES oas alte europa nit ieinen pielfa6
abgelebten mirtbi6aftli6en, iocialen
unO politii6en Snititutionen arg serz
Sauien ipiro-iper mp6te oas beSpeifeln?
Wir tpiiroen arg feblgeben, wollten mir
bic BON Der Goncurren5 Der Ser. Staa=
ten uns Orobenoe @efabr ni6t iiberaus
ernit nebmen. Sagen mir es runb
beraus: ein 9rieg i6limmiter 9lrt 1T
es, auf Den mir uns riiiten mii1en."
Sas Wiener 8latt iiberiiebt babel, oaB
qegen berartige nirtbl9aftli6e &riege
@egenriiitungen irgelto lpel9er glrt fel=
ten piel gu belfen pflegen.
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Matter! Mmtter SHUTTER ! !

Mntter! Wmtter Wfntter !! 4!
Derbet SIR bes Nahts seR6rt wsrben
unb In Gu;er Nube uatsrtrohen bur@ pas
Shreten zines franfen &inbes, wslAes
@Gmer,en pom Durdbredsn Der 3abne
lsioet? ST es Ger Ja1, 70 Fault cine
6laide BON Wrs. g8inslows CIV
tbtns Sprup. gr uirS ben armen
Rleinsn fofort BON ieinen 96msr3sn Re.
freien. Mun perIale i1d oarauf es bilft.
Sc III feine SHUTTER auf @rben, Die es per.
fudte unb gud niht mit!btilen tparbe, baB
es bic Gineepsice resulirt, BEN &leinen
5alfe unb @eiunebstt uno Der SHUTTER
&ube periduft, bab es uie 3aubsr wirtt.
Das Mittsl III ifher in alien Tdllen unb
anseue9m uon 0eidmad F.; es mtrb Don
elmer Der atteitsn unb beitsn Doctosinnsn
tn ben Ser. @taaten periArieben. uebsr,
al gu taben, bic Glalde 3u 25 Gents.
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- 6eeb's Silt @pse Comic felt ben
Npsetit mieoer ber.
Graifu8 Neeo.

Das stSbts 81 0belIaser Der
stast TT rasisntse bes Serrn s. Ne.b.
9RObsl alltr Art 1ub oalslbf in srSBtsr
ausrabl 'a Zen nisbrisaen Drsilen su
batsn Hno in Der 9tat fann isesr &c.
fbmad beirisetst wsroen. @arlor. unb
Sblai,immsr Gets tauft man bti 9errn
6. &eeo gu 5abrlfprsiien, ea sr feline MS,
tsi b,,stt aus ben srSbtsn Gatrilsn nss
eancre ts,ebt. berr 8eso bat auber.
cem eiu.n sroben 8crratt prn Esppiden
unb Matten unD allsn In tieifs Sad ein.
i6lassno'n Daaren. gDer MGtst ireenb
wsIder ur. setraudt, tbut poal, fa an
5errn Nseo ,u renpen. 8um @swDbn.
lihifen Bis gum Nasrfeinfen uuo 1beuer=
fen 1T @les In ieinem Sture ,u fneen.
6,1l,80t.
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Man perIiere Feline 9eit.

nenn ttr Naetn. bic Qtter pbsr Der llnterlsit
Itibsas ftnb, su BEN Hhsrsn 5silmittel, 5ol,et,
ters Naeenbiitere, 3u ereifen. 8iantbeiten btr
eenonnten Sreansn sr,su8sn anbere, nod Yele
trnlflihere uni eine 8srnaGlafitauna b,rlelbsn
III baser sefdbrli6. rnperbaulidfeif. Qebsrl,i-
cen. Hisbtr, bic uffen Nnfdqe son Rbeumats>
niue. N,rsnf6pdds flbrsn, menn Y.rnadldlfiat
tbn'rs forperliG. 2eibsn bsrbei. Wan p,rlisrt
eahsr f'tns Belt. bsle p,r.iamt, b.re anb lanai.
bstaan.e Mebiin Az eebrauten.
Gum 8srtauf lei allen Gppibeferr unb S6nb.
eru
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/ g Z a 4.

= Sin Correspondent bon Nuitin
fdreibt, baB es in Der 2obbp i'm 3apitol
iebr leb9aft 5uSeht. Bor alaem MAIDEN
fid Gilenbabnleute benlertli6, Johann
Ndnner, welde far ben NusldluB BON
8ier unb Wein i'm Yrpbibitipselete mir
Ten unb idliebli9 Der 9enperen,narr
Douu8 nit einenn Battalion Temperenss
weiber NIT falidem Saar unb sepuberten
@elidtern.
Sn Wiliams Stand seriet6 ber
Sarbise Nlbert Gbanbler, elm moblbaz
benper Wann, nit ieinem Scbn in 5treit
nnb erbielt BON bieienl einen Sdlag lber
ben 3opt Der mabrideinli9 tSbtlid 1T.
Der unnatarlide Sphn 1T entfloben, tpirb
aber psrfolst.
= Die beriidtiste Yarbon. 0laflerin
Subbp 1T in 8renbam unb bereitet Elm
Sdriftftid prr, in meldem iie Der Belt
ibre uni4uIb bemeilen milI.
= Sn @alpeltcn fano bic Wcrunter,
iuduns sesen ben WtSrper 8idarb Stes
pbens ltutt. Die 3eusenauslasen ersas
ben, baB Der Wero elm iiterleater mar
uno Die giirsidait wurre oaber usrwei=
gert. -.-...-.-.
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. pctpr q e b il rem.

Die @ebiibren eer Dpctoren lino eiu
@esenaano, tpcriu 5ur 3eit iebr piee
Berfrnen intereflirt linD. Dir slo.fcu
Der sob fir Beiude 1T So, mas eireu,
Wanne. Der fir Elm Sabr an oas Bett se
feEelt 1T uno eines td9liden geludes
beearf iibsr $1,000 bas Sabr fir Mepi
gin uno aufnartunl a(leln tolfen miirpe!
llab cine e.niise 6laihen 5cpfen= Bitters,
CUR rsd,te,1 3eit sencmmen, tpiiroe 1000
nnb Elm aan5es Sabr 9ronfteit eripart
baben. @p.
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9as Syr6uleitt
putl Saint Amarautbe

@oman pan &ubpIf Spn @utt { d al |.
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- 8etpdbrt.-@s gerei6t uns gum
8ergniigen, beri6ten gu f0nnen, baB
ii6 Sr. Nuguit &6nig's 8 a M
burger 8ruittbee als elm treues
9eilmittel ertpieIen bat, pelbes nit je=
bem Sabre ben Greis feiner banfbaren
Goniumenten bergroBert.
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= Die YullmanzGarz6 COMPANY per=
olent ansebli6 on jebem ibrer Ala
Sdlafmaggons monatli6 Die anitdnoige
Sun1me BON $180.
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

Steamers of this line leave Memphis
Every Tuesday and Friday at 5 p. m.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati,
Connecting at Cincinnati with Rail
roads and Steamers for all
Eastern, Northern & Western Points.
Giving through tickets to all points
Chicago. Toledo, Buffalo, Richmond,
New York, Washington City, Phila-
delphia and Boston.
East, North and Western tourists
will find the La Belle river route safe,
del;ghtfal and economical.
Rates by this line cheaper than any
other frst-class route. Meals and
staterOoms free. Baggage checked
through.
Passengers can rely on splendid
trip by this line, as the steamers are all
first class, having been expressly built
for the accommodation of passengers
Each steamer carries a full string
band, K. W. LIGHTBURNE,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
A. Y. STEPHENS, Passenger Agent,
No. Z Monroe ST., Memphis, Tenn
March, 26, 1SSl-tf.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17
MEMPHIS O. OHIO RIVER PACKET co.
For Cairo, Louisville & Cincinnati.
STEAMERS

STEAMERS
JAS. W. GAFF, ANDY BAUM
CONS MILLAK, VINT SHINKLE,
VIRGIE LEE, JAS. D. PARKER.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

Some experiments by NJ. Gantier
appear to prove that human saliva
possesses, in a milder degree, the
same poisonous property as that of
serpents. The human saliva In
jected under the skin of bird caus-
ed death, with symptoms very close
yresembling those resulting from
serpent bites.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17
q. ". FORD, EatSor ami 4uolis1er.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: "

Late Investigations of German
scientists have shown that the cleo
trio light is not only healthier than
other methods of illumination in
leaving the air purer, but that it
increases the power Of vision in
some respects, especially in distin-
gushing colors. Red, blue, green
and yellow are much more distinct
under this light than by daylight.