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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A NEW LINE IN MEXICO.

Major De GrcSS, and Mastclla Clarke, EdI-
tor OF The TrO RcpuLis Of Mckee" arrived IN NewlorK
Yesterday by the steamship CITY o. Alexandra MAJOR
DE Grcss who served In the Union Army during the
Civil War and is now of the largest merchants In
Mexico recently received concession from the Mexican
Government for railroad from the American frontier to
the CIV OF Mexico and the Pacific Coast. The lin and
Its branch"s will connect with Laredo. Victoria, Tam
pico San Luis. TuIpam aud the city OF Mckee" win
lateral line 70 some point tho Pacific Coast; The road
ia 10 traverse the temperate region iyinK between the
cnast aud the table hnNs Of McNco and viii CONNECT ~
III, United states fruntier with the international and
Great Sorthcrn Railroad.
The concession granted Major De Ores. has been oh
ti, I'm the interest ~ Jaw Gould aad hs as@oriatc%
The sulvcutiu amounting TO about ST. ~pp mic. Is u
he maid from fir pep cent OF the Customs receipts
sarar;cc az 900 has been Il, Io-d in MrNicn II II
troyii,d that the ruad hail hc computed Within nNe
years the surveys have already begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
TALKING ABOUT THE STREETS.

tn. Health Commissioners held conference yes
t.riay with Commissioner Coleman aud President
French, of the Police Board, aI'Out street cleaning
matters. principally for the purpose OF exchanging
views as 10 the sanitary aspects Of the matter. The
SANITARY Superintendent and the counsel Of the
Nealth Board took part in the discussion. Street
cleaning methods were discussed ut length III gen.
kra terms but no practical or tangible solution of
the yexed problems Involved was arrived ut.
The point maiuly discussed was the separation Of
ass and garbage in the collection Of the refuse Ii
wss generally agreed that tine solution of thus Iues-
iion would not he practically brought about until
ibe Tenement -touse population hal been educated
no to an understanding of tbs Importance Of the
laws touching he subject. Commissioner Coleman
expressed confidence in his abliity to graphic sue
cessfully with the street cle.sning problem when
suficient time had been given him TO perfect aud
test his system. The relative merits OF sweeping by
blocks aud by wards were discussed informally. The
tOnference lastet more than three ours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
TAXING FOREIGN BANKING CIPIrAL.

The Federal taxation of foreign banking
capital is question Acy 20 be- brought before the
cour,s The recent decision ~ tommisrioncr Eauh IN
rcynrd TO the tnyrs on the money employed In the h
ness OF the hicio hsanch Of the Bank 81 Montreal " ~
favor 81 taxing the outi.r m"nry ued 'J the bra"
hank md not the nnl.na caritil allotted n - the
hrnc bank Til. cI.c -aid 20 DO" one o he strongest
IN favor II the Government, bu" th' ll"~"t lh"l'
hermit tie bauk Ia receive dep 'Hiia "u do a f'n'lal
b,nLtrf business TIE asrnric- e." i"r IN hAn'' hir
NOT ALLOW ol In tins state To rri'r drp>'s or ~ any
a., Ia AMI, II, r. ttn tl, nu-ut-~ e thr Ni'ahl ana
n A.. h.ll.. Tao iEru'~ rNpft@r "h.iH "H' 10 ~
tr s!tfr uf IN. pup,ir lutt-, bui d''afr thhi toe
49,. m ,f H. ,u,u innrr'. 90 the ease ~
lie ti - hf 4nrh would ic a. drs""~"s 't''s t"-
,,tfunt. t''-ff b % inIr t"f HHih"iiiH
IA "a, ftr stN Aufk hI .nri.~ "t tgi hanks
a.I II H. ptulihio VIII to ,rtil'd on.y ~ t" Federal
trfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
SHIPPING .NEUS.
PORT OF NETWORK June 20. 1871.
ARRIVED

Steamer Abvssina tr, Douglass Liverpool Juno IL
Queenstown r., With md'e and paSs'hgrrs t. Williams
steamer Labrador tr, Jonca IIavre June ~. with m.so
and passengers q" Louis d" li"biAn.
srtrrrs 10 Jl- T. Wart \ 60.
rtranrr irclkwSrr. HHphurs Tewes Del with mdso
steam,r Ecanorn hagg Portland with mdso and passcn.
General whitney. IIaic Boston, with mdse to II
r nimorE . ~, ,.,.. ,,,o-,, %, ,,,.. Nth ,, a.
too. Ter. vc-,'l toe II Marshall g Go.
WnrS incaio ter arsop. Bremen ~ days with mdse
toor-rr. vessel tn Hermann koOp & GO.
marx justin II IugrI~ol Hansen. New'Orleans 20 days.
H@K Aycr. ort ,oncrlcao AracaJu 80 days with
LARK josr tltan Castillo carhagena Dec and Bcr
inda 10 order vessel to master put into
Vrrmuda leaking ~. 49,. -.
- davs Ia order. vessel To Geo Bullry ,
Hark q Tru-'u-. Ight"n Sarua 10 days with sugar 10
n r,nnrll Ninturn Vessel Ia John Iittlo"n
BARK isioa Of yarmouth. Me- Poole M,lansas 10 GAYS
via Dca1 Hrrak atc with moasscs TO MOSES Vor
C9r Andrew. r.. Nor, Hansen Falmouth 30 days with
china clay To pay Volt CO. vessel I" bocS"Ahn oeren
. Hattie H. Of Windsor NJ Cechranc Sagua Is days,
"a ~ sngar 10 order, weasel Ia Wht.h.y ~ % A.. -
m5 n.' t. oTsr- vessel O. punch lave 81"
with sugar To dc Rivera e Co vessel
u NV, x,snI of Sew Haven spsgue Dcnarara II dlys
Nh mc Ma Maze tD,"h caord Ahgus - d.y, with sugar.
'' w. me ,wtl ko kian, Mhiitcn. bafl,oi days.
a. iru,I 10 ,,'ncz lratral vrs-'l :" " Bso~n co
srhT 'r, ',,r -, iu,s.a. yc--.1 to rua.i-r
-hr Iv,na Arlb,i Wint"rr. "a" Ahd"As II Jays WIN
s,q! i S hskcf and IL days from s,John. Nh.
win Iulnb,r to thie, aibf y -, :" 49, "" i'nS
IN LAM. ti,y. !unHi'S h"'A'ani Win "ni' ~ iia'i
@'i f.lnrii- Inra- Z I"4n 49, 10 ds} SWth lua.
N'iI Ma, n t.sn,i, ,r...it . " t''ud q.
r'ii "a am .lanLn.. at - id q aih mtl,r zine
Atpi.s "a a = I'ei e. 60 ~ ~ 10 - - -.@."-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
pERsoNATING A POLICE CAPITAL,

The suit for absolute divorce brought by, Mrs.
Mary Suhr against Rudolph Suhr recently ended IN
supreme Court II seems to have involved cas-"
of bgamy, in which the hiEamis; personatrd =
police captain. In le!o Mary schmidt was married
one Clara Ilohcnstcincr singer III concert garden
in this city. To her hc represented himself ~ Pocc
Capia,n Kaiser of the Thirteenth brooklyn Precinct
lie finally married the = II. Not long aicrwlrd The
fact hat lac had been pcr>onatcd in New-lork came
TO the knowledge Of Captain kaiSr aud he iiiStl'
tinted in0nr,cs The result was that Snhr ran
away. after taking the jewelry OF his second WIFE,
who then procured the anhulncnt of her marilagt
The first Mrs Sulr aItcrward instituted the procec
ings for her divorce. Srhr has hot been heard OF
since his scapadcs were disclosed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
EXPENDITURE Of CITY MONEYS.

At the meeting ot the Board of Estimate and APP
por.ionmemt. Yesterday, Controller Campbell pre-
,l,ad a resolution with reference to aFprOpriatlng
L1uney li,In I'll, Excise Fund for the support OF
chll,,rrn committed to charitable institutions ly
magistrates wit. report of considerable length III
srts fortE that the evidence which some OF tie
commitments of children are made is not entirely
satisfactory. Tie per cadtA system III allowing for
the Lcurtt of destitute children and not To relieve
nproyident or nonresident parents Of their o6lga-
Ions to seaport iten. Children should not lie cont
utcd by magistrates unless brought personally be-
/ ~, them Tie following SUMS were then appro-
min tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
MISSOURI PACIFIC ELECTION.

OMAHA, Nch., June pa meeting of the
stockholders Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad OF Ne
braska was held al the comranys office In tits city yes
ter,lav The following directors were elected Jay Gould
aud Russell age. of Nrw York 4. A. TaluaEr. l. j..
portrrsud r. b. Diakc. of ~. LnIis: John l.. Webster
and j. J.. IIonsc. of Omaha. Tue Board OF Directors
elected the fuilniug officers A. 4. Tauayc prcs!d, NJ
r. j. Porter vice prcsid,nt; and L. drake, SECRETARY
midi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
WORK OF TIE PARK COMMISSIONERS.

At the meeting OF the Park Commissioners yester
day petition was received from the Farmers Cub
asking permission to establish School OF Ponoogy
Ia Central Park. The Commissioners were unani-
hp,usly of the opinion that there should he no
Ecbools of ANY kind in u,e Park. Angus Mcintosh,
4 merchant ut High Bridge. ia . Communication
,riticised The work OF improving s.dgwick-ave:,
aud a rrsalutiou enporsriiy srspcnding tho work
GSs Adopted Tie eDptrac; FOR the construction Of
four bridges over the Bronx River was awarded To
Il. T. Jones for S37, 1872. These bridges Will be of
Ave- WiIiianssbriLgc Ssmuel-str aud Boston-rosd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
OFT "a Il Y.
John V. KEEFFE.

John " KeeAc for twenty-four years crier
OF the United states District Court died early yesterday
morning at his hone at Fleci-place aud Wouehbyst,
Brooklyn Mr Kccfe had been In poor health for three
years bat lac was not thought 10 be In critical condi
lion uut a fcX hours before his death. lie Sas mem
her OF Morton Conuandrry and Knckcrbockcr Lodge OF
Masous H. nifty years Of axe, aud was n widower
witt nut children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
cAlrAIN FREDERIC GRoGAN.

The death of Captain Frederic Grogan,
Of the National steamship Line, was reported In tins
city yesterday. Captain Or0San had commanded nearly
every steamer OF the National Limo He was taken nck
after the arrival Ia tins port OF his vessel the Egypt,
MAY 80 aud when he returned - Liverpool Was taken
ashore invalid He diei June IL, and leaves wife
nd eral children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
opCAvIZaTJON IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-The Board Of Directors
Of the Chester Iron Mountain AMI Western Railroad,
which Is to run from 81. Marys OH the MS-sppi River,
rcstwaId 10 Sacu have organized 10y elccting j. Wy
man ont. Of New York president Charles H. Cole 81
Chrstcr Ennni- Sicc Ir sdcn and Newton Crane, OF
- Lam. secretary Engineers have begun the survey
and the work OF construction will DC begun a. once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
AWARD OF A CONTRACT.

The Board of Directors of the Northern
Rslroad OF Long Island have awarded the contract for
building the road from Astoria TO Huntington to J. W.
Lane OF New- York. for OOOOOO, and the work Ia TO
be begun next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
CuANGING LIS NAME.

GALVESTON, Tex, June 29.-Ihe AeTss Aus
tin special SAYS: by an amendment to the charter
filed ut the Office 81 Secretary OF State yesterday the
Texas and Mexican Railway changed IT. name 10 San
Diego and North aSicr "wS 10 tue conclusion arrived
ut to abandon the Mexican project.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS. .

Gilssy Hosse-Senator II. w. Blair, OF EeE-hamR-
shire - Wfndsor Hotel Edwin Booth and family j. H.
Movicker Chicago and osmun LAtrobc. Of baltimore
II. ID. Money, OF hsz1eippii
Ex-Governor Rodneld Proctor. Of Vermont and Wiasa
of Chicago Park Apeaus Hote-Dr. j. O. Holana
= BrepooTf Hovse-wnliam Hamersley, OF Hartford
CyarenAoa Hotsi-Captan William Arthur Of the British be
Sst,op and the Hon eorgc Harrington Of Washington
I'M Hotet-A. r. johnson. OF Utica Morton Houss
LEX Senator G. p Vedder of Ellioottvtne, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
Tutal

On the requi~itoH Of the Trustees of rlic brooklyn
Bridge, the CcLtrcller was authorized 10 isSde
S333333 "a Ill b..;ids hearing interest MOI 10 eA
an be called ior fron he City of New-iork for the
bridge under existing laws
The claim Of the Einigra'it Industrial savings
Rank for SO !y7 80 Tor Irnt, for offices of the at
icrncy for the collection of personal taxes was al
lowed and PAYMENT Or,icred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

A CHANGE POR TIE WOHsE.-The Rev. DIR.
Dunbel "a newly nodg,~l dvincj-" Hello. what's ins.
Essie picture of me do You tniuk rs good St-
ness T. Esse (arcr pausrJ" No Hucrs IA put tail
On and cal II q dog Har, ard Lal.pJUI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
MORE READING CERTIFICATES.

PHILADELPHIA, June % The Board OF
Managers OF tie Philadelphia and RcHnE Railroad this
afternoon agreed accec 10 the proposition OF the re-
ccycrs TO Issue certificates hearing per cent interest
for tie noatn debt % the company. The form Oi Inc
certificates VIII be prepared by counsel for the com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
. RAyD OF spIRITUALISTs.

lr4ielss INCORPORATING the American Spirituast
Alliance were hled at Albany Tuesday. Among
Ire incorporstors are Henry Riddle, ex-supcrin-
Hndsnt VI Tho Public Schools la THIS CITY ChAfies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
GENERAL CANALEs

GALVESTON, Tex, June 29.-l'riyatc intclli
Renee received here Of the death OF Genera
Canales, OF the Mexican Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

sear g.ase wssssss q rsst..a4 yss.S c.acS
seS. S ps. sgSss Ssss fes. as psa i
sssdy Ss:ss susss:
lumOsr 70 Marquis 4 Co: vssssi 70 master
q The following vessels arrived the 18th lost but
xIoe~arle M.ls. Norfolk with ndss and passs
.:s
sehr ID. jayne wilma deorsesown. DC. with coal iur
gvrhe following vessel anchored below came up 70 tAs
ship Cleaning Br) Dinsmor- from Antwerp
,sUNsETIwnd at sandy Hook, calm and eio"dy. ~
CLEARED.
Steamers Feurs castie Br Ktider. Antwerp, Hendss-
@ SS.asnsf y ss.s ia .:s.
Austin e. slST a., Go Daa E.
%sipha ioha Sossrts Ss r Fs,
S POI % sna 5 :: Kelly
ss r.@s asr S" Gs"ss a ss
Ss fsa ds ss %; sGa *: 4:
S str F'l Pase hfs S, % sS:
ior srsr, ssaSsr Bro. Angelina Hta vsueer'o' XSsI
Brs san Giovanni tita B.tetA rort,. Corfu ooeees
sehT' f,.ra weodloa.s p'ye. st Augnstins PA Wares
s SON Fy nyM . ..ad so s
Marie b Or, Moslrr, lIani,,, IS nor.ry
Ella Aathsws Booye May port. Ssght Bailey a Co.
3D.. TIE MOVEMENTS OF srGAME1A
FOREIGN PORTS. X
LoyDos June 29Passed up the Channel sfearers Exce
Mar-hs from New 1rr3ns VIA Not III sydney
for Rotterdam Msyheld r Taggart irom Montreal vis
NEaroo 2y-Arrlve steamer cyioniA tBrl Brooks
from ~ John, y, MA sydney, CD
QUEENSTOWN Juno 29sailc't steamer Republic lBrl trv
Ing fpUn liverpool WORK.
SoUIHAaPruS June 20 Arrived steamer Leipzig t0eel
Picifer nom baltimore on her way 70 Brea.sn ~,
berwick Nom New OK on hcs way Ia glasgow.
WEST HARTiRpoo, June - Arrived, steamer C1rcassia
miys9 June so-Arrivsd steamer clayporon lvr. ssrv
AMERICAN PORTS.
BosToS June % Arrived stesIicrs Hunter. siinpson,
Annapolis, Ms, Panther. Wiley; r-rAion~n Miller, Phu4
dephs.
BALTNogE June 20 Arrived steamer Bruue, Foster,
Now York; II l. Cav, Pierson. Philadelphia
Cleared, steamers Fanny Cadw Aaer tiark, New York.
Wuidg, Her Phiaelphla.
PHAD.LPHA. June 29Arrtved steamers w Whidin, kiR.
Cleared, Normal NirkerS,h, Boston, Effective
Ormiston Copenhagen: Catlanc WhitnG Harding, Prou
denre; santrey rocscr Fall River; Iae1ny Davis, Sss.
York; Elizabeth WoOi. baltimore.
Sailed, steamers PoftsviIte, Achilles and BeIks
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON June 29-Sailed-27th n,t, Aarvak for SewYork
Duva. for New.iorg, Carncla for the Delaware Ert
atnngcD Minnie Gray RepuOik 2oth Inst saas1noe Ia
Anivrd- lCth last Fl lelio capt SCHULTZ Genden Gu
maze Luig1a MldTe Mapo. Prppenfa5, VILE d. harsellis
hIoter Welt 2s,a inst Cocksr"nth crsigendarroch.
Dauntess Giuseppe Emanuel luc " Margarrtha the lai
ter On the Lizard M"Itke. 18th lnsI EASTERN rhei Moi
MISCELLANEOUS.
ST HELENA 29Thr American ship Jersey. Capt
Wscrhou. fivn ilo for Iio.on arrived here IN the 10Th
in-, lrahing.
The America BARK Victor capt Paddock from singapore
arrived here I'll the loss VI her Wheel and
having tainesi other ia mage
For La1r Sh,ppia3 SeWs. d1H See flfA FUEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
MARINE INTkLLiG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALIANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
SIM r.e. ~ san sets 90. : - Clock fa,t. I'm 27s
Mon .ct.. . 9tt. Moon souiLs. 3ON Moon sage DAY. I
HI..u WATER TO-:pAl-A "
sandy Hook 10 Ut GOy Island 10 50 iel GAO. 0l0
UI"H w,rEE TODAY r. v.
san ~ HOOK 10 "a GlIni II 81 Hon GIe... O3?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
4 PRIEST WHO WANTS REFORM.

The Rev Thomas ~ KIllcen. pastor Of st. Mary
Roman Catholic Church. BayUnnc. New-Jct>cN, on
Sunday Juno IL, was passing liquor SHOP KEPT 0y
a man ulmfd boyle. Hearing n0sc lnS.ic lie
stop,.ed aIS saw fight in progress Father kiIletn
n,xii r0uIplaIb against the mrn aud also charged
I)oyle with AcrIiug a disordeIiy honse. lie dis-
position mad uf the cases by the EaNohilc authotl-
ties did not suit the priest. and lac acc u>c ccUrrr
Besh-r and Chief Of foiica an buShtA "l maj
feax,ncr The (, mihOn Counc passed Il restitution
asking Father k,liccn to- Furnish pn"i on MS
charges In the Cautinie he had gsnc To tho Court
OF sessions aud procured Doyes arrest for keeping
A dIsnrrry hOu>,. At the meeting of tue council,
Tuesday night a communication was received from
Father kilitrn which created co little excitement,
He first recited the fact OF having witnessed sun
day fight in IOyles shop and theu SAID that Doyle
Vas treated with uuusuai SiulncSs by the Recorder
and rplrased on straw bail. lie also sp"kr ot the
great incrcst taken III Doyle 10y Chef Van Bu,knh.
Part of the communication Was ~ ioiiows.
Dvyie and all ,ar others ipicatcd were released eI-
cept the hoy who teudci bar IS, Doyles anu the poor
fm,uieraEt who had been III the country Dut lr"
roor grceuhorn VINO into the Fourth Wa unless lie
6as vote Who is this Doyief lie IL the keeper OF
kat,on into which went on sunday ana Sl"pita men
fro PLAY ing cards: the saloon ~ which GA a saturday
night at IL O'Clock found party oi boys playug po"
the saloon la WPica William Clchrist Vas rt"b"ed-
Doye was tried aud heavily tncd Tor committing N
arocious assault aud battery John knight and II as
in his saloon on a SUNDAY that policeman drank and
led with James OTrieu and beat the man WIFE
Sts nb unti was wrcsied his Ldnds This lie the
nv an that the Chief Of Police II 20 Interested IN
The writer also defended himself against the
Charge of bringing the c'tN INTO dIslcpue ana fc'ed
n number of ,hngs he had dnIic. such 10 tcscuilg
man froui tn iuiy of u mob. and preventing Nl"-
lence during tho great strike at the tO docks and
driving card PLAYERS from saloons gu sundays. lie
b 80 said he knew of al alderman VINO urged 4
SOung man not yet OF age I" sign a liquor eh"'
kceprrs application for license ! hs CoinlnllhItt
ton was ordered hlcd. aud resolution was adopted
ordering a committee of investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

81 CANNOT SING TIE OLD SOSG."- Well,
farmer you've call gruGbe about the crops this
season" Dong II all, MON WIat M call TO grun.
bic Why thcre1l he such "A Jolly sight o wheat this
year IL won't be worth cutting !"-lJady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

steamship Adriatc and the State Of Nevada and those
who sailed In tho Paytha Of the Cunard Line, and the
Greece, Of the National Limo:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

The following ale The lists of cabin ra's"a-
rcs hu all sill toi Ll.rlu to.is IA the White star
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

BROMO- CHLoRALrM for fctid feet.
BrOmo- CLiJIalum neutraIsor i'oi sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
LIZ YoT ARE SICK.

Earl & Wilson'S Short Band Collars an,
Bead Edge CUFFS the best Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

"DoS'T You FORGET IT."
Rnt be an re- yo tkc bottle Of Esnc" II Ginger with
70 the corntfy. YOu take ltlKgRs a 70 cents or
otter At ~ ccuts- But take H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

A SIMPLE WAY TO CURE CHTLLs.-Medicine
poured stomach Is Gar worse than US sss Satnres
ulau IA absorption pr HOLhANs AGuE AND LIVER PAh 10
Inc successful application VI absorption 70 us
cure OF yhfuuI1 Gl,.Asr. All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
fundamentally

A little Hop Bitters saves big doctor bills,
long ii, kBcss. suffering and perhaps death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

Kiane Wort will ictTs hills than any Oh
nritcfn. xuoxu Acting with spia" rnrrgy "a the tGas
t ~Dr~ tsrs caused W IirAr uoiAAS
mont. Use II at Once Culoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

Arc your corns painful CUREhLINE neve
falls 10 .ipp the -jc Drusststs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

An elegant toilet luxury for summer travel
lers may Dc found Ia Lyons Tooth Tablets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

LuNpBORG's perfume,
Mar.chal Neil Rose.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08
-TH e.
Detroit Free Press.

1t should be the aim, as it is the
duty. Of every man to make his home
"a comfortable and attractive as pos
Sibic. y good newspaper, pure in
tone and clevating in its character
%istics, is Il most essential requisite to
that end. Such a paper is the De-
troit Weekly Free Press. No home
can be complete without it. The I'M
limited words of praise bestowed
upon it, and the fact that it is uni
y"rsally quoted are the best evil
dences OF its unbounded popularity
and Of lis peculiar fitness for family
reading.
No other journal contains so many
attractive and original features.
READERS of every class, the old and
the Young. viii always find in its
well filed columns something 10 en-
terrain and instruct. 1t is unique
among newspapers; there is no other
like it. With the Free Press each
week is sen its delightful little sup
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-12-08
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