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The National tribune., 1884-11-20
A Big Blow Up.

An explosion took place on the 18th inst. in
the giant powder factory of A. J. < Q. B. Rum
nell, ct Toledo. Ohio, consisting of a packing
house, magazine and stock house, situated on
Grower Little Knoll of the Delaware Creek,
and surrounded by dense thicket of trees.
The workmen in the packing house were thaw-
ing out tub containing 26 pounds Of nitro
glycerne and set il too near the fire. The tub
caught fire aud the men threw it outside and
gave an alarm. An instant after the tub ex-
plOded the conclusion set off the magazine con-
tanning 10 tons of giant powder, known to the
trade as " Great Western powder The stock
building was blown down, imprisoning the
men working there, and Immediately caught
fire. All extricated themselves speedily, with
no greater injury than slight bruises, except
Rinelani Gault, who was badly bruised all
over the body, and i'll getting out of the blazing
ruins his clothing caught on fire, and he dashed
into the creek to extinguish the flames The
house of refuge, half a mile away, had the wall
on that side nearest the scene Of the explosion
shattered near the top. Over so of the win
dows were smashed including the sashes One
side was blown OF an ice house 100 yards away.
Barns and fences near by were demolished and
a number of telegram poles thrown down. A
panic was caused in two Of the city school
houses, and in the stampede many children
were badly bruised, but none seriously injured.
The total loss on the powder works and the
powder in stock is about $4,000. The eXplo-
sion was felt ut Detroit, Mich, a distance of 90
miles.
The National tribune., 1884-11-20
Unwilling of the Monmouth Monument.

The little town of Freehold, y. j., presented
a lively appearance, with its houses and build
ings decorated with evergreens and flags of all
kinds. on the 18th, the occasion being the I'M
vailing of the monument 10 commemorate the
battle of Monmouth, which was fought on Sun
day, June %, 17118, on the hillside just west of
Freehold In front of the Court house was a
large platform from which Gov. Leon Albeit
and staff; Gen. Gershom Mott, the command
ant of the New Jersey division of the National
Guard, aud staff members of the State Senate
and State House of Assembly, ex-Govs. Parker,
Ludlow, and Belle and a host oi other officials
reviewed the large procession.
Theodore w. Morris, the President Of the
Monmouth Battle Monument Commission, and
the originator of the project in short speech
presented the monument TO the State. After
all invocation by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Scarbor-
ough, Episcopal Bishop OF the Diocese OF New
Jersey. Gov. Leon Albeit in fitting terms ac-
cepted the monument on the part of the State
Ex-Gov. Joel Parker, the orator of the day,
delivered long address upon the battle OF
Monmouth.
The monument is nearly loo feet high, 1t
is a circular shaft, standing on a triangular
base and surmOunted by statue OF the Goddess
of Liberty. The shat and statue are of gran
lite. On the lower portion of the shaft are five
bas-reliefs in bronze, representing scenes from
the battle of Monmouth, and above these -
tablets representing the coats of arms OF the
original States of the Union.
The monument cost $4,000 of which sum
Congress appropriated $4,000, the State of New
jersey $4,000, and the remaining $4,000 was
raised by private subscription.
The National tribune., 1884-11-20
Tie E.C.ii0n,

The official canvass Of the State of New York,
which the Republicans thought might possibly
turn the scale i'll their favor, was concluded on
Saturday night without changing to any appre-
ciable extent the figures as given in last week S
issue. Mr. BlaineS total vote in the State was
SCI 1913 and Gov Cleveland's sos I05-a plu-
rality for the latter OF 1,l05. Gen B. +. But
Ter, the Greenhack candidate, got 169io votes,
while the Prohibitionist, st. John, received
25,075. In 1880 Hancock's vote in the State
was 534, and Garfied's 555,544-a majority
of p ,033 for the Republican candidate.
The official canvass of Ohio, which was fur
nshed on the same night, shows a total vote of
1o5119. OF these Blaine got 400,0S2. Cleve-
land 36S, $50, Butler $40, ST. John II ,269-
Blaine's plurality 81, SOP. Kansas gives Blaine
a plurality 63,366. aud the Republican candi-
date fer Governor Martin. plurality of 3S,5J9,
and sends solid Republican delegation to the
national Legislature.
Much excitement now exists in New Jersey
over the count of votes in Salem County for
State Senator The Senate consists Of II men,
bers. and each party has 10 Senators Salem
being in the balance On the face OF the re-
turns Wyatt Miller the Republican candidate,
received Is plurality over John l.. Ewell, the
Democratic candidate, who claimed irregulari-
ties in several districts and appealed TO the
Supreme Court for a recount, which has been
granted. As there are = number OF important
nominations to be made both parties are in a
fever of excitement over the result of the re-
count, which will shortly be made.
The National tribune., 1884-11-20
Immigration During October.

During the month of October there arrived
in the United States 47,SS2 passengers of whom
36,4n were immigrants, 1893 citizens of the
United States returning from abroad, and 3442
aliens not intending to remain in the United
States. The number OF immigrants arrived III
the United States during the month Of October.
1888 was A., $50. The total number of immi-
grants arrived in the United States during the
10 months ended Oct. 81 was 1924 as against
sol, 037 during the same period of the proceed
ing year. Of the immigrants arrived during
the first 10 months Of the present year, ~, 75l
were from England and Wales 81, 697 from Ire
land, 1854 from Scotland, IL ,605 from Austria,
141 ,683 from Germany, 1882 from Italy, 49,
125 from Norway, 224J5 from Sweden, 0,6Sl
from Canada, and 81 $50 from all other coun-
tries The decrease in immigration was from
England and Wales, Ireland Scotland, Ger
many, Italy, Norway, Sweden, and Canada, and
the increase from other countries
The National tribune., 1884-11-20
A Kitten with Diamond Ring.

The Williams family, OF Hammondsport, n.
Y, are eagerly searching for kitten which
strayed into their house few days ago. and
will pay handsome reward for its return if
adorned as it was when it disappeared. They
do not know who owns it, if anybody The
day it came TO their house Mrs. Williams had
a $3.50 diamond ring. She laid il on a bureau
in her room, where her IS-months-old child
was playing with the kitten, while she was
engaged in household duties in another part Of
the house. When she came 20 replace her ring
on her finger it was gone A thorough search
was made, but the jewel could not be found.
The servant was questioned She said she had
seen the baby playing with it in Mrs Wiliams's
room. After great deal of patient question
ing and explanation the startling information
was obtained from the little one just able to
talk, that baby had put the ring on kitty S
foot and kitty had ruined away !" Since which
time no trace has been found either of the
kitten or the ring.
The National tribune., 1884-11-20
Made Rich by Oil.

The great oil gushers on Thorn Creek, in
Butler Co, Pa, have caused tremendous
boom in the price Of real estate there The
biggest Of these wells is located on the Mar
shall. BARLEY and Wallace farms. Six months
ago the owners Of the Marshall farm, 352 acres,
could not sell it for 5000 to-day it cannot
be bought for $4,000. The BARLEY farm, 70
acres, was worth six months ago about $4,000
A few days ago the owner hitherto a poor
farmer, refused $4,000 for it, school board
owning one acre Of ground in among the wells
was offered $4,000 for it, which they refused
The farmers have leased, instead of selling,
their land, and are drawing a royalty on the
oil produced, some Of them making as high as
$500 per day income. Oil producers, such as
Christie G Phillips, have realized their tens of
thousands Of dollars within month past.
The National tribune., 1884-11-20
Mention The National Tribun
SILKS for PATCHWORK

in j0cent and Il 90 packages HandsOmest assoentever
offered. Our 20 cent package OF Best Embroidery Silk
assorted coOrs and illustrated Book fancy stitches
designs &C. for crazy work free with every 90 order.
YALE SILK WORKS, New Haven Conn.
Mention The National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1884-11-20

We call the attention of our readers TO the
Enterprise Meat Choppers advertised in our
present issue. The demand for these Choppers
has attained such immense proportions that the
manufacturers have been compelled to largely
increase their facilities for making them, and
we are assured that they are now being turned
out at the rate of $500 per week, $50 hands
being steadily employed on them.
There can be no doubt as to the excellence of
these Choppers, as they have been tested by
the editors of nearly 100 agricultural papers,
who have given them hearty Endorsement.
We cordially recommend them TO all our SUBJ
scribers as by far the best machine of the kind
ever introduced to public favor
The National tribune., 1884-11-20

The mullen stalk contains muciaginous
healing principle, the sweet gum of the South
ern swamps a stimulating expectorant. Tay.
lor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Null
lein viii cure Group, whooping cough and con-
sumption. Send &c. stamp Walter A. Taylor
Atlanta, Ca, for Riddle-book and Health Guide
The National tribune., 1884-11-20

James Pyle's Pcarline has become recognized
as the best washing preparation ever invented.
IL has relieved wash-Gay of the old wear and
tear, and cleans the dirtiest fabric without
injuring it.
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IttIIIIln-t pMlOitliNs
EPPS'S COCOA.

EUEAkFA1I. -"By thoruagh knowledge pf tho natnrA
lave. which govern The operations 81 digestion and nutrition
application of the nue. properties ~ wei 80
rtr Cocoa M lpp, has provided our breazfaat Table. Win
u beverage when ua many heavy
ars Bills It's hy the iudlcos use Of aucA articles pI
diet consultation may De- gradually built up uht sIus
,poug tendency disease Hundreds u SUD
liz malaio. floating around us rrady 10 attack vh.r
,Ver there 4. weak point " escape tatA ,lb
by keeping Ourselves VOL fortified Win pure blood AMI
pfopcry uoursled frame. civil -erVl Gazette Al,
Made silplv with boiling water OF milk sold ohy II nAi'
,oa1d nus 6v GrOcers labelled thus JAMES EPPs = Gu
homeopathic Chemists, London, England
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Curoucdn Advertisements.

4 EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
" YORK TunrNL WILL ~ RECEIVED Al TIE
TPtOWN OFFICES. so. l..If broadway. corner Ihiriy
hr.tst uuti D. m. and 800. West rwonV urist corner
IIghth ave. 40 1903 imrthats. Fourteenth II i,
40 third ave corner Fnrtv .rvrpth II sos nO- Third.
ave rI1ueth.st. and a. uia HARLEM OFtIt l. = 90
IhIrt one m ulI nfthaL, up ~
3 . in.. AT regular Once ritea
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5uo l ,.tabli,hrL dail, lud weekly newspaper ana
corr tt 10 onee good pay ns invoicing lOoat sou
Addless boz LOO MOrIla H.
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Drslne5S Chances.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE HkCEiFED AT me
TP.oN \ OFFfCk, No. -.s broadway corner thirty
nrstst until D. No.. aud JJs West Twenty hlrlst ,orner
Eighth ave No 1873 Fuuitn-uHc. FOurtecnth a
80 Tbriave corner Forty -,venth.t Nos iO07 Third
ave near -xtcth-st and 81 the HARLEM OFFICE. :. W
Thirl- corner rfuniiedandtNeny'hlh-s1' Up y"
w. VA, regular office ratfs
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MINER TOURS AND EXCURSIONS.
miscellaneous

CHURCH PIPE ORGANS. One superior
u toned manual aui peA organ s.o ons Ton Stops
pedals '<"NAS - H"""'~>' -
DURCHASER.-A Young lady OF refned tasts
wishes 20 DO purchasing Cor DuL0ftswn pafGes or
ders carefully and promptly stecAtel tof leteirnon
address, address tor enc week Hyfbh itiuuNN""'~
WANTED. Persons who hclieve themselves
w entitled 20 estates In Engl1Td elsewhere 70 aSa
INTERNATIONAL LAW Ass9C.ATIoN, ARoNo ha'@
ma CInein natl Oh.a
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IN the matter Of the application OF he Broad
4 vlv surface Railroad company for tc appoutme1, of
three Comm 4sunnr- o. dr eut 0lcaer tIr "a road ac
scr Dc. OBJ u-a HnrI lr tIc Association uitl .'
thr Incorporation Of said company ought LOB De- t1ufhc e
We The un e-s,ntd Comm appointed by the Con
lf uurt no ti rfltr of Sew f"ih
hold boo tud rif4 Iucil Dstic am I"pHl Dhent h
I0rk, by ORDER tuy mario bni rlri "t
uur.- Interested whether The railroad u'srnltI or n"l
tou,, m t.e Articles OF ..,AfiuI which sore Ird 'nu I-
,frl ir t. Office uf Die secretary ~ pc fr f. It-
rttIuH ~ I. broadway surface railroad oup'nE puI I'D
b. rtirtD and operated uIon Ilt t pn tl" .ir's
lf tlp q ~ u. fu.t "H.I tn+Iliuh Ii'
r9ufe of tie railroad which aut 60 nany wr Orrin
i,uI AMI incorporated tO construct. MAINTAIN tni
oporlt.. 'hat ts % say Commencing 10 ihr
sIutI,ry end n DR. adway near tho hauerf and tun
uIng tn,ner with dOuc uicss through lnl along if'Ad
tr fu 4ad atoms uioI SQUARE ="
i1nt lad u near ufersc ton of lIt.rrtAst ad Nc4t
Union Square there 10 rluNo.t with thr now "NHnI rNA4
iu uiou square RI0tfHsy which RON through mon
SQUARE. broadway and seventh we tp futft fdfA 1 ful
together .lth the reCcstrf 3Hchr-. +lhk7 lnh
outs uiIpt Irf sutt.r stands TOT ih' N "ia
tnr o such rni h proposed CONNIE toms lN""l' eh
Toned sald Arttle ~ asu, ia on do " tE' l'D
notice that we WI Dol rr4t u ilng on t "ui 'i g
Augt.l 1874 Al b. o'clock noon ~ thn tcu'rh n'' hl
or the -Iiprou, - the county court Iillr W. @
~ Nr York and al time and Place "'l sea %" "I1s
..p, and al auth further tm" and Do ace !" N'H W .a
s, nm We nm. aai tsioucfA wll-afs puhh, 'iHk
tld dpftr nnnu ifl su' ll'. e. 20.
- ufrrrsfsi whether the SAN rtoAh ought '"
be- COTS. .Itf Ul trd ulf =. ~. ...,
-" t.I..t .... Work IflF ~ 1851
'' afUNff s. UAERt'. J
SAMUEL %. % NANCE, ltonuilAdonerA
a. " LORD.
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FROM STEAMBOAT COMPANY
TIE ONLY ALL-WArER ROUTE DIRECT 10 C)NEY
ISLAND
LANDING AT TIE GREAT IRON OCEAN PIERS
no CII ANgU~ 81. DELAYS 80 ur~I

And much ofeaer The necessities Of te ling public
may require
Last boat sunday 70 and t both perl ant returning
The CIlp Ip!a 0fr. f1 tir Nv
ougpIUlr Ir0a ~icai I1ar. Fi4 eu Naief-
u.t Compartments ia rlCA bDt .nI al a ely app itl'cs
THEY CANSJI >INN
THEY WILL NlT BURN
THEY ARE SAFE .. -
TIaur.lr tickets VIII DE sod a. All doHufIaca star DDS Oh
tlr L...i.el Railways
Price cent .u-Iudlng r' Say .ir- both ~yA Fa-sen
ger. truI Jed lIt
SOU ticket %. ta.crci frJa south fcry 80 3aticry.
place station f.f.
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Che 0urf

MONMOUTH PARK RACES. Long Branch,
VI \. J.. every TT EsDAY. THrE~DhY and sATUR
DAY 10 August 23 Races promptly al 3 30 p.
Races each day Hurdle Rae SfeepAchays
each day. Trains and Boats direct Cour.o.
Phi adr phia and Reading r. r. Liberty street frrry Il3
? II = m, u M. 1918. il4j p. penusglvsna X r,
N0ruaudt and Desbroass- a. Ferries. D. lIBl a. II ID
pm. boats via sandy Hook Pier Mr. - II An 1919 Is
pm Fare Round Trip, including adm salon 10 l q, - 81
}. II. COsrEg. GEO. l. LORILI.Asb,
secretary Pre- sriert.
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Gin Real Gelate for Sale.

CHARLES BCEK & CO., Architects.
y "Thr Berkshire 500 NldI,ou.are. coz. 5-t-sf,
OFFER FOR -ALt
, between 9th AID Madison
ayes. near Park arI NtI.dvr. L rIid
$50 4 .t-l tttl.+t. ID lrr' HIic fll. l't
so ~ EAST r.-f-.t. =. 'car wide. luI Dr.
- East ID -t+r, % feet Nllc fu4l llt.
Part r- Iug.ur 20 cost of decoration IT. the
price aud De- ready 60 occupy u tAc fail
DOWNTOWN Observation-Disclosures
rutland d WHITING HeeHmau 81.
nor ~ALE.-On Gramercy Park choice To-
cation extra large hous;. , ,, - .
ELATS RENTED-Sj.ll-.-On West DIST
-r-ru.tv ..rp 900 will exchange for improved property
ut Jrl4-. and cash stat, particulars .. ...
WANTED Houses. furnished or unfIr-
" ..lea. H.t. and le uau.s cthtr Tor st or Dob le.
TJI- " DuOl I.l.-. -.-- Broadway. cora't 't7t-sl-
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Gxcnrslous.
CONEY ISLAND.

4 COMFY ISLAND. A.
THE WORLDS PLEASURE GROUND
sfA BEACH ROUTE.
All the attractions nciuiiug rho Oympln tlnb Roller
skating Rink r uI~iOn tickets Iueluilus admission 20
Rink aud skates, 6'c Tho Colossal plant Pau iauers
with AraucNe.@ iaIi and Levy Tic lion Piers etc. 40
directly at terniuu..
SUNDAY. JULY II. AT p. NJ.
Free exhibition game u LACROSSE by secetei teams
from Tho
CATCH AWAGA INDIAN-
Defca;ers OF the Amsficln champions the grounds
u the
SEA BEACH ATHLETIC CLUB.
Francis ITemr1cs. Cross O. N or ANGUS Br1nrts Whts
E1g.t Louis Br.n LIus irl.n tns ph lDf Ir ArIus
Jloab iy.u rhi.p* Dominique drnllue Strong Arm
An r.w Norris
Boats leave foot Of West -l'sf every eyer inur ana
hair hour from -i'l m. 10 1850 G. West I0flstt -
M nui-s 2frI zap Oh DID r mf Pier N T.. at tIH ll',
oIa, and every hour AMI bar h0ur % 80
3 u.
EXCURSION TID KEr--Gent ieinen 900. "a See. be.
amt lI.h'rcu &c.,
tets f'r sale ~ lu d'vnrrr % M.
Elevated Railroad Tor .tc .' uuuz lanwaY .N .1fh ways
with irDe transfer U1u u I1f IIrI Af'uIr mes -
Rector street N. n
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Bee Cream.

dff 0ttaW.
4 FACT.-Horton's Ice Cream IA made from
pare cream the best popular ioe cream IN tho
world Try and you will uss DeDots 800 ath-A''
1855 Broadway 10 ChathAmst, 10 East l23thst, Ne"
YORK. and a69 Fulton-st, Brooklyn
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM, No. 200 Broadway
Families supplied OutOftown business a spsc'"'T'
Indivl1ual bricks FOR restaurants, lars, etc
Telephone 43o &Lstst
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MAIN BROW y. H2 rs esf 35d -, u.i''7i COT. i. '
AVANTEU.-To lease for three years I'M
~ FURNISHED house. centrally l.ratgd r'nt Pr a.2V'
5000 cos EILRE B. GARDNER, 81 ra'I ! iih-'r
---------------------------
Couutr1 lJropertl fJr Sue M % Eet
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OF 4 N ~
y lIAr Ty.-FIrus Residences. -fc. rY'fyT .'. l-f.'
free. rniLLTP~ e " tIL'. Ir'oa" '"i"ns'
Al BOUND BROOK. y. D.. three minutes
from depot. City minutes ron CItF AKIN ID. -AL
- acres good III ani Hu-iing~ lrc '0" o.t,.,,p.f
rutland & Will lN',o h,e"ll'l IT
EAbM OF 40 ACRES
4 For a. o. FVrh1ngo go a.,
or 800 acres OFT win sthty hullinf ta'" a ', er
minute. drive or lu mirutrf walk IRON u'l't '. tr
sttc. Ifdcg.r.d apr water 30 u .ou'' .h '''''' ~
aulr property and oe'-iou. ,... e., ,g.ut
Worth go OUU. cool a-ou for -t.lIn t I'D 'f..
oWSlt. Boz D. IrDi'. .i'.'-
ORANGE. y. j. tyiciuIty OF all dcpoJSl -i''ai
~ estate Of every variety for sale ana reni, -rrr
opposite Brick hurch station
elk FARMS. PLOTS. LOlN. - ll-n ,
= healthy ~ louu onr hour out 3 cents comnu1.
Two LET ~ THE MONTH. or SALE. .....-n
IN mountain town 2n miles from -pr IN -i',l ,,
en- ~ Bersslurfs house and rKi'usoh uI ,,-
fIU.Hhrd Iu tYImt aero of nuI i't 'I''' li~ It-rs
u extension small stable and caftlRr Nnu3' 'Y ,ihc
pare 20 be found. Address No. ,, 'J,th - Ses.York
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CATSKIlL MOyNTg.H RAILROAD
llTNEILL--PR0SPECT PlRh NDTEL.

Cara.-, 5lN and elegant house s slt1hiet ON
I{c' ID rc centre OF an extensive wooded paris comma E
and varied scenery "i Any loIs' l ,7
Continent three states ~arItl"'ls mountain. '.
Shaded walks and drives All amu-emenls on any Aoi'H
hons. with ,.tlup added Fun orchestra strictly ul0itS-
popular prices. Very accessible A,uI7 l'I 80
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CATSKIILS.
COLEMAN HOUSE.

AHtI I1 IhNf IN. a."
The leading mousse Of th.. seaside resort
- O.. C1irN MAS.
90 NOT HT pFCttVfn hNu 81 SLID
Nv time Tables to hours faster cham tc actual WiFhi
time If Trains ,,.....
I.l- ana rnuu-r.vfllr VIA as F. 10 L. nuu the
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Ocean 5teawcrs.

4 NCHOR lINE.-U. :. MAIL STEAMERS
y GLASGOW va LONDpNuERRY
foilva aug 22p m Anchora.. Aug, lG p m
Dovonii Aug. Q. 7 a. uL traasa Aug 2j, a. Ia.
,ab.I p4,fRf- 90 Co. te srcIuhcaas.
- hts"rage passage 20 or from 10
llF F.tF'fiI l. I'D ttI. RI 7iI IN. y ~fkNftk K.
AUSTRtL ........ sails Ang % sept 90
CITY or ROME .......... SAILS Aug o. sept o. Oct. l.
-UYrrn 4rroluo atons for al lass.s 90 pt's.r
Calm tG1 acco1liuOd ttons.
Sc1ont-Niass - sferrage A. above
For rasiar-. cabin plan BOOK 0f ratr- sc appl5 70
HENbLn1OS BkOlHEKs, bOwAug GIeca
BORDEAUX LINE
ID New and direct lina 90 the south o. FraHca
NV .t AID BORDEAUX HfVEt"r
ATrATT MA GATN wednesday, Aur
tIfATE Az Lac " wednesday Aug 20
csstorss" near Wall ~ Terry Brooklyn
Traveller France. Span lLt itniy iyreac.s Pau,
Nice. viii lime m orpsEss ny takng tl.s limo.
First including ~ 90 second a0iu, 80
stcrr4ge, i25 For passage apply %
r. LII BOULAHGElt- 40 BeaveT-sA
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AVON IN y,


1It9 SEVEN SPRINGS MOUN Al
\ \ HOU~F rs Monroe ~ Y-American and rn
-, nIan Rooms - 90 upward. Hops n.%hl " 9"''.
rrnks livery saddle horses, teachers al HAPPY 80.
sst coss family hotel accommodations 800 Eevaton ~
feet omt3Tia OF mOSquoe ,-->y A. l,o tr,,7,o+,r,
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DED STAR LGNE.--For Antwerp and PARIS.
"A sailing from New York and Antwerp "'rfV Nai"'tF
WTSTEH Nd ............ ~nturdar. Aug. >. 100
IEN 81. a, D.
smoking o. .lIUuus aui.I-lIbs
ID. rArur-lDu eDo l-uH
-. yropad excursion 500 Storage outward
SO PIE. Antwerp, ss sAtIaIOl fJ0 ncludiH.
bedding PETER "a 3 SONS.
General Agent. j5 Broadway
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-26

years., suci, IS Loss of Memory. Lassi.ude,
Nocturnal Emissions, Aversions to Society,
Dimness Of Vi5ion, Noises in the Head; the vita!
fluid passing unObserved in the urine, and many
ether diseases that lead to Insanity and Death.
DE-. NINIIr. who is = regular physician
esfaduats Of the University Of Pennsylvania)
will agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for a case Of this kind the VITAL RES
TORATIvE (under his special advice and treat
ncn:l viii net cure, or for snythi ng impure or
injurious found in it. DIR. MINTIE treats all
private diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
advice including analysis OF urine. SIS. Price of
VITAL RESTORATIVE, Si.5O bottle, or four
Vines the quantity. s.: sent to any address
upon receipt OF price, " G. o. D., secure from
observation and in private name if desired, by
Z. A. MINTIE, n D.,
IL Eearney St, San Francisco Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any
sae applying by letter, $ atiug symptoms. sex
and ayc. Strict secrecy in regard to all bust
1ess transactions.
DIR. MtNTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY-NEP-
HRETICUE-c cures all kinds Of kidney and
oladdc- complaints, gonorrnoea. gleet, leucor-
rhoea. For sale by all druggists; 81 a bottle;
ak bottles for 5.
DIR MIN1IE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure
IN the market. For sale by all druggists.
ian19t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-26

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