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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-25
PERSONAL.

TWilliam Baum, Austin, is at the Wind |
sOr.
d. A. Crichton, Preside county, is at
the Windsor.
Mrs. o. p. Bowser is visiting friends
at Mckinney.
w. b. McDougal of Denison, was in
the city yesterday.
w. +. Snyder, passenger agent of the
Bee Line, is in the city.
Mr.. c. II. Plummer, of Fort Worth
was in the city yesterday.
V. b. Curtis, the Chicago lumber
prince, is ut the Windsor.
Miss May Henderson, of Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. Charles Fee has returned homo,
after an absence of several weeks in the
east.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Bond returned Yesterday
from several weeks sojourn ut Hot
Springs.
J.B. Hogan, manager of tho Mabel
Norton troupe, paid the HERALD pleas
ant call.
Mr.. II. f. Gillen, of Waco, manager Of
Bradstreets Mercantile agency, is visit
ing this city.
"Uncle" Charlie Galloway, Is in the
city, and is receiving cordial greetings
from his many friends.
Mr.. A. GoufIe, his many friends will
regret to learn Is at Hot Springs quite III
with severe attack OF rheumatism.
His many friends will regret to learn
that Col. Tom Murray Is confined TO his
home at Mckinney by n severe attack
of fever.
, Mr.. Charles Dickson, left for Fayctt
Vile, Arkansas, on Tuesday night in re-
Spouse to Il telegram calling him to thu
bedside of n sick brother.
Mr.. George s. Brown, of Cleburne, L
I in the city. He has been attending tn
r Republican convention and was elected
: Assistant Secretary thereof.
Y w. II. Winfield, Southwortern r,.sson
z gor agent of the wabash, -, Louie y
Q Pacific railway, returned yesterday iror
. a swing around over the State.
y Hamilton Raynor, the wel-know
city marshal OF Hunnewell, Kansas
;, who has so successfully suppressed th
y lawless element of that town, is in th
city.
n Lieut.. d. c. Cabell, of Arkansas, graz
r. uate this year from West Poin
y newphew of Gen. Cabell, and Lieu
sayers, who have been the General
~ guests for the past two days, left la
10 evening for San Antonio, 10 report {,
n duty in tho Eight cavalry.
" Miss Bertha Randall, of Dallas, wi
10 has spent most Of the summer hero wi
e. her aunt, Mrs. l.. ID. Heaton, left 4
n home last Monday. Miss Randall, a
~ vacious brunette of 10, has certainly lie
v a most favorable impression upon
~ who met her during her visit--not
NJ, specify any of the numerous, particul
le cases in which her departure has left
lr- "painful vacancy" The young lady
lls an adept with the palette and bru,
I'd. and while here perfected some oharml
~ landscape scenes in oil-tCuero Dul
M tin.
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Tho TrlnnrtIto Dend.

CHICAao, Sept. 2i.-The railway prob
km in the West is finally solved. At
BE- session of general managers of all
NeStorn ana Southern roads, seld here
3 bis afternoon, an initial proposition 10
frm pool on Colorado and Utah bust
feSs, taking the Missouri river rs the di-
Nling line, making two pools east aud
nest of that stream. was finally manl-
4lusly agreed upon. The action of the
fnterence provides that rates shall be
faintainad until October q, when 1t is
8ovidod that an agreement is to be
|gnod by the Presidents OF the roads,
tier which the pools go into effect and
lnmain in force TO the end of the pres
- year.
There appears to be no question but
|lat the pools will receive the sanction
L the Presidents, and the new combina.
b. is already looked upon as a fixed
ANne general freight agents of the sew.
4al lines will meet to-day to agree upon
<tariif and to take steps of arranging
fercentageS,
lhe result achieved to-day is natu
rally looked upon as complete aban
donment of the Tripartite, as the ad
vantages given under that compact e
rome OF the roads are entirely waived
II divests that combination of the powe
bf making western rates beyond thu
Missouri river aud the new compac
Provides for pooling Of all the UuioI
Pacific business. 1t Is not oxpecte,
HAT formation of the new pools vii
Usult in any advance in the publishe,
hriif rates, but will simply insure thei
Maintainanco and cause restoration 2
Ne taritrratos between here and south
Mnst nointS
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THEATRICAL.
"a Marble Heart tonight.

"a Marble Heart tonight.
"Only Woman's Heart" next week.
Fulton's Juvenile Creole Ministries
PLAYED in Corsicana last night.
Visitors and professional people are
unanimous In pronouncing the Dalini
Opera house the haudsomest theatre IN
the State,
Prof. Pratt, the great phrenologist
opens his engagement under Mr.. Ben
toms management mt Columbus, Ohio,
November n.
Reserved seats can be secured daily at
| the Opera-houso between 10 and I
o'clock. Admission tickets will be sold
at night good for seats not marked
! "Taken,"
Georgia is prolific in producing young
/ ladies of more than ordinary powers
Four Georgia Wonders" are now in the
field, all hailing from, or near, the SAINT
village.
Tonight is the last performance Of th,
| Mabel Norton Combination, the play he
ing the four-act drama of "a Marble
Heart" Miss Mabel Norton appearing
in the character of Marco.
EThe Georgia Wonder" mystiiied tn
Gainesville citizens night before last I,
such an extent that she was requested
to cancel her Weatheriord engagement
and give another exhibition last night
She will be seen here on Sunday night
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A BAYOU SPO0K.
A GHOST IN HARRIS COUNTY
Armed with Short Sword or Long
IInifc-SiX Victims-Melts ut the
Sight of Morning--Joseph
FMulhattau let Loose.

HorsToN, Sept. p, Special. The
people of the northwest portion Of the
city have been in fever Of excitement
tor the last two days by the appearance
in that locality of what is termed a
ghost.
Tho stranger who has won for himself
the right to be thus designated has done
SO by his no less strange conduct.
He is described as being about ten
! feet high, dressed in a long black gown
or mother hubbard, with eyes of fire,
and he carries % short sword or long
knife. Heglides noiseless about and ac-
costs people on the highways and in
! their homes. Those who have seen him
say the ugst intimation he gives of his
presence, is by addressing the wayfarer
and lifting his hat, when he examines
critically the top of his victims head.
The person so aCcosted, by so unearthiy
a looking sight is generally too awe,
stricken TO make any resistance, until
his hat is again as rudely roplaced on his
head, and with curse, the strange ap
paration melts, as it were,i into darkness.
Several of our best citizens have been
thus accosted. To one person so accost-
ed, the ghost said he wanted six victims,
a white man, woman and child aud q
black man, woman ard child; that they
were marked in certain manner on the
tops of the head, and when he found
them his mission ON earth would be
ended. When the ghost examines ones
head and finds he is not the person
wanted, IL is said he curses them bit
terly and vanishes. Your reporter has
not yet had the pleasure of seeing this
would-be ghost.
That portion of the city where he
, makes his nightly visits is largely in
/ habited by negroes, who have been ST
, scared by the appearance of this strang,
: creature that they have nearly all exc
= busted. There are vacant houses II
| abundance, and property owners in tina
: section talk of waging war on the ghost
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Linbilltles of Kurdette q rond.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2t,-The liabilities
of Burdette II Pond are estimated at
$25O,0OO. The firm was established in
1869 and did exclusively South American
import and export business, receiving
from there crude rubber, nuts, drugs,
etc. In return they shipped various ar
ticles ofAmerican manufacture for which
they obtained orders through branch
house in Pennsylvania. A considera
bic part of their means was invested in
real estate and the volume of their bust
ness was so large they found it neces'
sary to issue notes.
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Exhibit of Agricultural Products at New
Orleans.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2i.--At ameeting here
to-day of division superintendents,
called by George II. Johnson,
Superintendent of the Department
of Agriculture to the Worlds
exposition at New Orleans, 1t was do
Cided to open and close
the several divisions of this de.
partment which do not extend
through the entire exposition as follows
Fat stock, December 10 &c
January 10; horses, December
70 to January %; cattle
sheep and swine, January 18th to Marcel
lst; dogs, January 10th to 18th. The divis
| ions of farm products of agriculture
! implements and machinery, and of ma
chinory for the reduction of agricultural
products will be exhibited from tn
| opening to the close of tho exhibition.
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FLeTsANI.

The weather is getting warm again.
City Marshal Arnold went to Sher-
man yesterday on official business.
A horse attached to an express wagon
ran away on Main street yesterday
morning, but no damage resulted.
Tho Mabel Norton band, In their
SNOWY red uniforms, paraded the streets
yesterday and discOursed splendid
music.
The Dallas and Fort Worth clubs did
not play of the tie game at Houston
yesterday, rs proposed, a rain prevent
ing their playing.
The Hon. Silas Hare will address the
Cleveland aud Hendricks club of Dal'
las ut Mayors Garden ON Saturday
| evening next at o'clock. Garden FREE
and everybody is invited.
Drunkenness positively cured AZ the
| st. James hotel, DR.. Hammer cannO
remain long. Come and he cured whilt
/ YOU have the opportunity and be save(
| from a drunkards grave.
A leading citizen OF this State, VIII
| travels great deal, remarked yesterda,
on his arrival from Fort Worth that h
would rather loo n lamn-pOst In the sui
urbs of Dallas than u resident of tn
Fort with brick block thrown in. ii
does not live In this section.
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Sonth Amerlcnn Newr.

PANAMA, Sept. 24.-Heavy rains are
interfering with canal work.
Strict quarantine is observed. The
station is ut Colon.
A Santiago, Chill, cable says: "Les-
Debates officially announces the person
mel OF the CHILEAN legation to Spain as
follows: Minister Plenipotentiary, Vice
Admiral Patricio Lynch; Chief Secrcta-
ry, Jose Torinio Medina; Assistant Sec
retaries, Jose Torinio Medina and Ed
wardo Macolure."
Admiral Lynch will sail Cor Spain
about the last of September,
| a cable from Lima says; The remains
| of Don Vicente Pacatuerte have been
removed from the cemetery here to Col.
lao, after an interment Of thirty eight
years. They will be taken to Guayaqui
by the next steamer. The ceremony o.
removal was very imposing, and was
attended by all the principal members
of the Government.
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"Under the Gaslight.'

This thrilling drama, by Augustin
DAILY, drama that has charmed thous-
auds of audiences throughout the coun-
try, was presented last evening by the
Mabel Norton Combination to good
sized audience at the opera-house. The
merits of both drama and company
called really for much better patronage.
Mr.. Hogan, the manager of the combina-
ton, is one of the most courteous, gen
tlemanly and enterprisng on the road,
and has gathered together a tip-top
company.
The rendition of the drama last even
ing was excellent throughout. Mabel
Norton as "Laura Cortland" was fully
up TO her generally exquisite acting, and
won upon her audience from her first
appearance. She is y very charming ac-
tress and shows to fine advantage in
such pieces as "Under the GaSlight,"
"Marble Heart,n etc. Miss Lawrence
was excellent as "Peachblossom," sang
sweetly, is cute and naive, and was
heartily encored.
! Mr.. Walter Lawrence as "Byke,' one
of the worst Williams in dramatic litera
| ture, was tirst.class in every respect
! His voice, makeup, action and cOncep
ton of the character were all that coult
have been desired. Mr.. Hogan was alst
fully up to the character of "Roy Strat
fora" giving a faithful and pleasing
impersouation of the role, while Franl
Cotton, the well-known comedian, wa
fully himself in his double role.
The scenery and general effects wer
splendid, the climaXes being wei
brought out, and the whole piece moy
/, ing through smoothly and nicely.
The company give another perform
ance this evening, presenting "Marbl
Heart" one of the most thrilling an
, popular dramas OF the day, and the pull
lie may reasonably anticipate treat i
the dramatic way.
The best smoking tobacco is "Littl
Inlya,
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Lnrnmniiye Firemen

TORONTO, Sept, 2i.-The convention Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
resumed to-day. The report Oft Grand
Master giving his decision in certain
appeals was read and adopted, and the
report Of Organizer and Instructor
Stevens was submitted, show
ing that during last year
sixty new lodges were organized
with total charter members, ISL. lie had
visited tifty-eight lodges and Travelled
AZ con n,i1pg n
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prices of wool, has paralzed the sheep
business in this rs in other sections of
the State. Prominent sheepmen here
are anxious TO sell, and some say that at
least one-half Of the sheep in Texas are
for sale at lowest prizes. They have sold
here at 50 cents head. The best APP
pointed ranches in the country are
barely paying expenses.
The customhouSe here rigidly en-
forces the law with regard to mixed
wool importation. The duty is 10 cents
per pound and in consequence the wool
of seventy-fve head of sheep crossed in
to Mexico last spring now lies idle there,
the duty amounting to Il virtual prohi
bitiOn,
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Nnnles the Center.

ROME, Sept. 2i.-Reports from the diff
erent parts of Italy for the past twenty
four hours gives total of al fresh
cases of cholera and 2O3 deaths.
OF these 2Gi cases and 20 deaths
occurred in the city of Naples.
This shows slight increase in
the number of cases at Naples, over the
preceding twenty-four hours, but large
falling oil in the number of deaths.
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SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. 2l.-ln anticipa-
ton of Il prolonged war with
France, large shipments of provisions
are being made TO China. The Pacific
mail steamers during the past month
carried away 1900 tons Of flour
alone. The San Pueblo, which
sails tomorrow, has all its
space engaged. She carries 1000 tons Of
flour, besides other provisions, all CON
signed to Chinese firms.
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The Cross and the Red Eagle

Berlin, Sept. 2A.-The autumn man
nwuvers of the German army at Dussel-
dorf was concluded to-day with re-
view of the Rhineland corps. The En-
peror attended the review in carriage,
hut at the close he mounted on horse
back to bid adieu to the foreign officers
who We're present 20 witness the man
WuVers. The Emperor bestowed
crosses upon the visiting officers, and To-
the French General Harrion, he pre-
scented the order Of the Red Eagle.
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The Butler and the Raker.

TEN TsIN, Sept. A.-The Governor
General of Minche, comprising the
provinces of Keang and Fuh-Kien, has
been dismissed from Office and de-
graded in rank, but the Governor and
the General of the Province of Fuh-Kien,
in which Foo.Chow is situated, have
both been retained. The excuses they
gave for the successes of the French,
were regarded as satisfactory. Le-
Lung-Chang, the FOmosa Niceroy, aud
of Pee-Chi-Li and the leader of the peace
party in China, whose power and in
tluence had been greatly courted by the
Government, has been reinstated TO all
the Offices he formerly held.
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A Young Appointee-Marrlage OF Miss
Hmm Hnhhnrh.

TYLER, Sept. 2i.-.Special. The Com
missioner's Court appointed Claude
Williams to the vacancy in the 'freasur.
cr's office. lie is the youngest official
in Smith county. -.
MIR. Fred s. Morresiield and Miss
Rena Hubbard, daughter of ex-Gov
Hubbard, were united In marriage aI
the family residence here last evening
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WICHITA FALLS, Sept. A-lSpeciall
On the 26th inst. the anniversary fes-
tivities will take place, with the usual
accessories OF Indians, etc. Meme Bros.
band and the section of Dallas Artillery
will add to the occasion. Tho corner
stone of the courthouse will be laid. Spe
cial trains will bring visitors. Gov. Ire
land will be here on the 9th.
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Mr.. b. f. johnson, formerly resident
of this city but now a farmer residing
near Alvarado, and Miss Blanche Gil
lum OF this city, were married, Judge r..
Il. Burke tying the nuptial knot. There
was some objection on the part of the
young ladies' parents and il was run
away match on small scale.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
RoPlcAL TRADERS SUSPENDED.
lie Trunk Troubles Over-The Tripartite
No More-COrn. Cotton and Wheat
Bears Raid the Vanderbilts
Railways Advancing.
Newcomn. Bnehanan 4 Co.

d LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2i.-There are no
Nv developments in the assignment OF
ewcomb, Buchanan Il Co, The FL
flity Trust company have charge Ofthe
tm's affairs and are engaged in an in
i stigation to ascertain whether there
&anYthing crooked. Nothing viii be
1pde public before evening.
<AThR- DPvelopments in the failure
N Neweombe, Buchanan d Co. were
most the sole topic of conversation in
nsiness circles today. This morning
he officers Of various banks that hold
ia firms paper have been quietly look
~ up matters to see how much they
bRye beeh caught for, if anything. u is
not unusual to see these officers visiting
iho warehouse with bundles Of receipts
io the purpose of comparing the paper
Nth the actual supply.
1Ihe counting rooms of Buchanan X
III. were closed to the public, and the
allowing notice posted this morning:
IN0tice-Oflice closed for examination
al books; for Information call on the
Fidelity Trust and Safety Vault COM
fiTGe clerks were busy inside assisting
|in examining all the receipts and books.
l ate this afternoon a reporter saw Mr..
III &. Halsley, manager of the Fidelity
fprust company, who said: 1--WE have
mind some duplicate warehouse re-
naipts, TO what amount | am not pre-
paled to say, but this much can state,
lin probabilities are that great many
vim be found. We are not working on
ann particular case, but taking them as
Mind. The amount of work be.
fofe us is enormous and will
ranuire some time to prop
erly attend to ii. There are 15,O0l
barrels of whisky; it is all in ware
houses. We will have to check oil al
whisky before it can be ascertained how
many duplicates have been issued
There will be trouble"
Thus the matter stands. UudoubteC
kevidence of fraud has been discovered
but to what extent cannot be stateC
vet The BuChananS are still missing
Nwjth no clue to their whereabouts
George c. Buchanan left here Sunday
afternoon and was last seen in Cincin
Inati in an omnibus.
Erhe theory in regard to the Buchanan
disappearance, which gained currenc.
Midday, is that they have not gone {
cbnada, but to Nassau or Bermuda
Islands. Here they have large amour
III whisky stored, having exported
Nero to delay payment of the tax.
I0buld he impossible for them to Sc
lis whisky without molestation. Speal
M OF the firms affairs this Afternoon
o1e gentleman said:
HVictor NewcOmb drew out ofthe fri
kh0rtlv after the death of his father. |
ISIS an occurrence came under III
knowledge, which may be of intere
low. Mr.. Henry Vail, president OF Il
mink OF Commerce, New York, bougI
Warehouse receipt issued 10y Buchan,
D Newcomb, and told him the recei
ns duplicate. Mr.. Newcomb on e
Vkination found that such was not u
Use. The receipt was signed by \
New Buchanan, Newcomb coniront
Buchanan with the matter and the latt
rst into tears. This occurrence W
ver made public, but l have
Faight."
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good dose of ipecac, one of castor oil,
one of bitter rhubarb and any other
your fancy may suggest; then call in
your physician, let him shake his head,
and if chat hoy isn't impressed with the
situation you may be sure he is out for
an Alderman. Boston Herald.
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Em.
State bonds ruling quiet.
lrhe stock market opened strong and
CHER on reports that the trunk line
bubble is in a fair way to I've settled.
ticcs rose u to ia. After midday
bakness prevailed and the bears made
kharp raid on Nauderbilt's and North
In Pacific preferred. Canada southern
foke from 32l9 to 29's, Lake Shore from
4 .@7lss, New York Central from
4 .m05M, Michigan Central from $1,000
BIZ Northern Pacific preferred from
A .M4llS. The drop in these shares had
d unfavorable effect on other active
ipcks, Northwestern falling OFF to SI24,
\. Paul NJ, Louisville ~
flshville 26H, Union Paclilc
\ and Western Union
Late in tho day the market was
Regular, except for Louisville Il Nash
ille and Union Pacific, which were
|ronr. The strength of the latter is due
d purchases for foreign account. As
Anlpnred with last night, closing prices
|fe /. To ~ per. cent. higher, except FOR
hnada Southern, Central Pacific, Chit
aro. burlington & Quincy, Lake shore
NEW York Central, Northern
hciflc preferred and Paciht
Mil. which went 4 Il
II p,r cont. lower; Michigan Contra
Sent 4 per cent. lower. The governing
Ammittee of the stock exchange, at tn
|noeting to-day listed Sl,3l2,OOO console
|htcd first mortgage and collateral
INST {. per cent. bonds of The Burling
ID, Cedar Rapids & Northern railroad
pmpany, S5OO,OOO general mortgage II
IN cent. bonds Of the Louisville, NeN
hbany a Chicago railroad, and SlOO,W
Qlicago Il Northwestern 3 per cents, >.
mar debenture bonds.
lTrnnsactions, Dol 900 shares.
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nisnstrnns Cnnflnrrntinn.

LONDON, Sept. PA disastrous con-
tlagration occurred at Nyra Bazaar, and
400 houses were consumed This has oc-
casioned great suffering among resi-
dpnts of the town.
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LONDON, Sept. 2i,-The war depart
ment forwarded G5OOOO0 in gold to Gen.
Wolseley to detray expenses Incidental
to his expedition.
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LONDON, Sept. 2i,-English bondhold-
ers have ratified an agreement with the
Mexican Government for settlement of
the debt of the Repnblic.
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rnrcodsto suspend.

INEw York Sept. 2l,-Mossrs, Burteit
tPond, hitherto carrying ON an ex-
1nslvo business in South America, and
80 an English trade, have been forced
suspend with S5O0,0OO liabilities.
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GREESvrLLE, Sept. a.-lspccial. IA
Getting of citizens was held last night,
Do business the subject of water-works.
Cotton Is received at the rate of 100
nles daily. Total, since September l.
Am halna
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= Mt II R THAN EVE R q!

fer VERY Low PRICES Call and see wese nsmen All
and
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One hour and twenty minutes saved
from Dallas To Waco via the Gulf, Colo
RADIO IL Santa Fe railway.
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unparalelloi proulh -Chear sheep.

|EACLE Pass, Sept. 9i.--iSpecial. The
|emendous drouth of the past season,
days In extent, Joined to the low
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"'Tis Il set of features, a complexion,
The tincture Oft skin that admire"
In using PozZoni's complexion powder,
Fairest charms you Will acquire.
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RIO. MADISON AVENUE.
The Banerul Cigarette.

New York. Superior board, moderat
prices. Many southern references.
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Michitn FnlIs AnnIyersarr.

The best smoking tobacco is Gilt
Joker.N