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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-12
WEIEILNG WEST

township, and we expect to increlae onr
vote this year very considerably. We
elected the Rev. Roberts President OF the
club and F. N: Reynolds, M old Marshall
county Republican, Treasurer. 4
Ihe club had invited II. s. White, OF
Bolton, W. Va, to addreea them on the
tarid Issues, End he being an old resident
Of this place eighteen years ego, wss
lietened 10 with marked attention. Many
OF hia old friends here were glad to see bis
recent sncceas In Marshall county. and
nope he may turn up In your next Legis.
There is no mis!aking the fact that the
tarlil has been working changes In this
county. Old lifelong Democrats have de.
c!sred for Blaine and Logan solely on the
cslear'cus protective character oil tho Repub.
llcan platform, and moro are coming. /
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TImex IN belgium.

BRus:rLs, August II. The Liberal dem.
onstration here yesterday drew out tre.
mendous thfony. The procession paraded
the front ofthe Government Offices ahout.
Ing, "Resign," and "long live the King
The people came to halt at the Bourae,
where Mr.. Janson delivered an address.
made a violent attack upon the Ministry
and the education bill. A resolution wss
adop,ed demanding the Withdrawal Of the
obnoxious bill and dissolution Of the
Chamber. The procession Of the 1nde::
pendens was fairly large, bat was received
with hoots and hisses along the streets
Both parties presented addresses 10 the
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An Arctic vie.im's raneral.

KALAMAZOO, Mlcn., August 1.-THE re.
mains OF Sergeant Edward Israel, meteorol.
osist Of thu Greedy Arctic Expedition, AZ.
rived this afternoon. They were met at
the depot by the city authorities, Hebrew
and German societies and a. great con.
course of citzsns. Places OF buuiness were
closed in respect to tho deceased, who was
native Of Kalamazoo, and honored for his
brilliant talents. The funeral took place at
four o'clock from the residence OF young
Iarael's widowed mother. There is deep
sy pathy here with her among all classes
in the great tiliction which ends three
years Of heavy hearted Suspense. FT
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REPUBLICANS will regret that they Offend
ed the party o! Eus,ace Gibson by singing
Marching Through Georgia" and "Johu
Browns Body" at the parkcrsburg Con.
vention. They will be sorry that they
didn'. follow the Wheeling Convention
and sing Maryland, My Maryland"
"Dixie" and THE Bonny Blue Flag" II
Eusace will forgive Us we'll Try to beat
him fer Congres3 in the Fourth District
and We think we know an ex.Confedera.e
who is sufficiently reconstructed to do the
lob tor him. FitT1's t...
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D -=rf1l 'F
NEWS IN DRKEF.

I, AlsrSe vein Of gas WIS struck yesterday
morning st the Lemon Bissell well located
q mile eouth OF Mckeesport, Pa. "a q
scvan Slifll J, "a Swedish farmer OF Folun
township, near. 6a!ma, Kansas, was shot
and killed yesterday by O hired hand, Ia q
difficulty about wages. iiGHSit- 90 4.
WV. Edgsrrala periodical dealer
of Pittsburgh, was closed yesterday by the
Sheriff on an execution OF fifteen thousand
FIVE hundred dollars Issued at the suit Of W.
A. Gildenfenny. The embarrassment was
brought about by the Penn Bank failure.
The friends Of General Butler will give a
public reception to him August 80. in New
York. The committee includes Louis F.
Post, John Swinton, F. B. Thurber, and F.
D. Moulton. It was voted to aak Charles
A. Dams, Thomas B. Connery and John
Kelly to join the committee. ~
Since the ruling Of the Secretary Of ths
Treasury in the case Of the international
distillsry Of DssMolnes, ,torbidding the
shipments Of distilled spirits in bond to
Canada and its re-importation thereafter,
he has ruled that the shipments In quss-
ton are strictly in conformity with the law.
The Denver Republican and Denver Trib.
une, OF Denver, COL, the leading Republi-
can newspapers in the State, consolidated
yesterday. The new paper will be known
as the Denver Tribune. Republican. It will
suppors Senator N. p Hui for reelection,
The editorial and business forces OF the
Republican conduct the new paper. II s.
s. Six hundred miners left the ak mile
ferry. Pitteburgh, yesterday morning or
the steamer Jack Gumbe1t bound for the
fourth pool, where the men are working
below tho district price. The miners arr
Supplied with six days rations and will b.
dropped OF at points 10 the fourth pool 10
the purpose Of ipursuading the men to com
o11t. ~. - " ~ - L.l... LsNL.- \.
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PEsru, August 1l.-Later reports regard
ing the great storm Of yesterday ahow that
1t was more severe than at frs! anticipated.
In addition to the damsgs reported in pre-.
vious dispatches comes the intelligence that
the villages Of q ,begony and Orotzy have
been partially demolished by the storm,
and that twenty persons were drowned by
the rapidly rising waters Of the Danube,
while number OF barns and outhousee
cattle, horses and other live stock were
swept away, RI
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VIII They Never Learn ?

1sDlASApoL1s, IND, August 1.-THE
Joarnars swi'z City, Green county, special
reports that onH Saturday night George
Rankin, aged 10. was showing his brother
James, aged l3, how to handle: q self
cnckins revolver when ths weapon was
discharged, the ball striking James below
tho right eye and inflcsipg q fatal wound.
George thinking he had killed his brother
turned the revolver on himaelf and sent a
bullet through his breast, from which he
died at noon to-day. The death OF bis
brother Ia hourly expected. ,5g. y5
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Els Rcaspn Left Him.

QUEBEC, August ll.-During the celebra
ton OF high macs in the St. Sylvester
Ohurcha a messenger announced the sud.
den death Of Peter Hanley, a merchant.
CONFUSION followed and ssveral people left
the church. NarciEss Lstourne eau received
so sudden shock that his rcaaon left him.
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Oyer.Ceriinca,iu u Year ago.

WAsulSaroN, D. O., August 1l.-While
the Wall Street Bank was in the National
system, in the autumn Of 1883. evidence Of
the over.certifcation Of checku was dis.
covered, and suits commenced against
some Of the officers Of the bsnk. The bank
then went into voluntary liquidation
under the National Bank act, and re.
organic I'd under the New York State laws.
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RICHMOND, VA, August ll.-John But
Ter, a farmer OF Hanover county, shot his
wife fatally yesterday. He had been beat
ing bis child aud the vile interIered, when
he turned upon her. She had him arrest
ed. but he escaped from the ofiice,s, and
returning home shot her. IS l.,.-SsTs' T.. z
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Ministry, the Liberals opposing, the Iude.
pendenta iayoripg tho bill, Tbe streete
we're crowded, and, except Tor few scui.
nes, good order was maintained and the
crowds quietly dispersed. Tho educational
oiIl is Intended to place the control OF the
schools into the power Of the clergy, The
Liberals were defeated at the election Of a
month ago and rolling ensned at Brussels
ana Antwerp; This educational bill was
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ppcr. LATHAM, Of the State University,
b,, hearing through letter from Nor.
vautoyu. The trouble with Prot. Latham
Is not that he doesn't talk we'll and plaus.
ibIy but ,hs. be has been shown to be u
man no. t;s TO be teacher in any school.
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IT seems tbs! ths Democratic atumpels
in this State have raised the black flag
against men who didn't train with them
during ,hs war uad don't train with them
now. There are men in this Ssste, gallant
Confederate soldiers when there was q
Confederacy and good citizenH now, who
will reacnt this plan OF campaign. They
wan. outsidels to como into West Virginia
and bring their money, aud they know
that this is not the way 10 get them.
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THAT'S all right sbout 'the internal Rad
jc,I party" aud the tariff, MI Wilson. It
Il ,hs internal English doctrine OF Tree
trsde ths. American wo,klngmcn don't
like, and they are not in love with the
marty that endoraes 1t. .,+, -
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TuE University Of Wes: Virginia returnB
TO liza old love and seeks publicity through
the columns Of tho 1NTELLldEEcER, which
Chairman Berkeley 60 rushleasly "cus" but
one shor. year ago. Iisnythipg will ctay tho
decay Of the University, this stroke Of
business ought to do it. 1t nigh. count
10, something more If tho University
would abandon the effort to build up en-
institution Tor "the aons Of Southern gen.
tlatna =
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THAT howiibx isssnd Of labor, E. Willis
Wilson, who wants 10 be Governor, thinks
,ho tsrir 10 10! an Issue. The men who
work for p,ssd believe 1t is, and this is one
thing which s.1cQks Mr.. Wilson's outlook
With deep.dyed gloom. d. @1a.!gsl
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Ovation to dcn. Logan.

ALBANY, August II. Gen. Logan arrived
here Tn route to Hsrkheimer this after
noon. BE was welcomed by two thouaand
people. Guns were fred, hats waved and
continual cheering kept up until the train
left, twenty minutes later. In the crowd
were large representations OF workingmen.
Gen. Logan made briel speech acknowl-
edginS the reception, and left with Senator
Millar. II ~ q 81 ,f',ls-g,S 4. .'.i.s
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FnfAl Collision.

New YoRK, Auguet ll.-While q car Of
the Broadway railroad, Brooklyn, was
crossing the Manhattan Beach rsiltcad
track at Els. New York, it was struck by q
train coming from COMFY Island, Wm.
Mccullough, conductor Of the car, was
killed and ssveral peraons Injured, Ys.1 !
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Ok the second psgs OF to.day's 1STELLl.
orycrs will be found correct exhibit Of
,be financial condition OF the city Of
Wheeling. The exhibit shows how reck.
,.s.,v ,bo CITY he's been lied about.
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MILES CRY, MoNr., Aueust l. ~ Prairie
Chicken" one Of the Grow Indians i'm.
prisoned here for cattle killing. was shot
by the Sheriff this morning In an attempt
to escape, He will die, n ..'1
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D,ps'r somebody remark that "the tariff
I. mt an ispue In this campaiXnP' Why,
h,e,b,er, Il 80 B,lquo's ghcs!-you can't
tsa, I. down. 1t mesns bread well but
trrsd or no bread to butter. H.. ~,
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Offer.

=. The voltaio Belt Company. !. Marshall, i.
Mich, offer TO ssnd Dr.. Dye's VoltsIo Rail
and Appliances on trial. Tor thirty days. TO
men, young or old, 1ltcted with nervous
debility, Loaf vitality and kindred troubles. !
Boo advertisement In this paper, TrhrAT
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August 8 the New York Times printed
the following special dispatch, under the
head "a Very Significant Straw -

Aeau a Nsry elgnlhcant S.raT: ti.t9j
WHEELING, W. Va, August 5.-A per.
sonal s canvass Of two wards Of Il is city, tho
sixth and Eighth, the latter q Republican
stronghold, has developed the TACT that $50
German Republicans nave ;boltsd Blaine
and intend 10 vote for Cleveland In No
vember. Thia number constitutee 90 per.
cent Of the German Republican popula-
lon, and It is believed the proportion will
mold good throughout tho city and Slate.
10 offset this Blaine will not get over 10 per-
cent Of the Irish Democratic vote, leaving
anet ioss large enough to insure the States
electoral vote for Cleveland by 10000 ma.
loflty, whatever may happen, in October.
This dispatch went from the Register Of.
hes. Win the Register say who made the
personal canvaes"? And will 1t namo. q
lew Of ths l50 German Republicans in the
Sixth and Eighth wards who intend to
Fo'e lorO As-say dozen Of them
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Ghe !QateIliIget1lel|::rl:;
0t,,r., Nn-. rs ANA ~ t"nr'ecn'h street.
Oul Mr., Gibson wants to meet John
Hutchinson, docn he7 Did Mr.. Gibson
.,e, read The little story Of the man who
met the bear? 4utlsil - /

Tur Jrish.Americans arc moving in Ohio
I'm, They organized Blaine and Logan
.lnh In IN Bel,slrc las. night. Here Is fresh
tooa ,or The cet.emed Register to mouth.
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DEEP Valley POL,TICs.

The Result or the Republican Lcaven.
&; II. n. Whtte's. speech. Z. t
Corrtspontienee o. le Inttlioeseer. - III 4
DKxr VALLEY, Pa, August GA Blaine
and Logan club was organized here last
night, Of 100 members, and with great en-.
thusiam. 1t was only a few years ago that
there was only corporals guard Of Re.
publicans here, but now we have grown
to near two bundled in Springfield
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THE OTHER SIDE.
PROF. LATHAM GIVES HIS vIRsIoN
W the lawardnsss Of tho Charges Isa!nst
Him. Together With Defense Of Hts Ideas
Coaesrnizs tho Conduct OF ths Uaiv.rsi.
- ty-The heal Boarcta OF The Troubles.

tor7espondeHet q I've httlIiDetoer. Nj wlHA h'I
MoRaANTowN, W.. Va, August 5.-I
met Professor Latham this afternoon in
his room in the Wallace House. He is n
medium sized gentlemen nearly fifty yeara
ofnge, quick in his movements and e1.
tremely nervous in everything: lie asid
he had not thus far given the news.
paper attacks upon him or their comments
upon his course as a teacher and citizen
any attention, and had mado no attempt
to answer them either personally or
through the medium OF the press. lie con.
siueis tha. the crusale against him is the
result OF quite q number OF causes, come
imaginary and others undehnable ION bis
psrt.l 54l = 1l,...71 sIC. -.
Picking up copy Of tho INTELLlGENcRK
containg an account OF the proceedings OF
the hearing in bis case hs eaid: "In
looking over tho list Of the names Of my &C.
cuee1a and the witnesses agains. me fiud
continued reaaon for establishment. Now,
for instance, here Is Ii. L. Robinson, ca.
det, whose testimnoy is very strong, in tie
opinion OF my. enemies. This young man
is nativeoi Faye,te county, Pennsylvania.
be Is down in the catalogue ps student
from that county and belongs there. Some
time ago be wrote TO Mr.. O. L. Thom psou
~ Hin!on, Summers county, representing
himself 10 be a'reaideut Of Monongal!a
county nnd asking for IN appointment Us Il
cadet. Mr.. Thompson readily granted ths
request and appointed him. l discovered
the imposition and through me- Mr. .Thomp.
con wea apprised Of 1t. at the hearing in
my case Mr.. Thompaon forced Robinson
10 acknowledge hia lmposisure. Very nat.
ufally Robinson does not feel kindly to.
ward me- ~ ~. ~ -. -, - :. :.
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IN. N. Hoffman, Esq, Of the Morgantown
Post. told me this afternoon that he did
not think that at any time Prot. Latham
had ever been under the influence Of
liquor or had gambled or been guilty OF
any immoral conduct. Mr.. Hoffman eaid
he had the most exalted idea Of Mr, La.
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The wife Of John 7. Dickinson, the de.
faulting csshie. Of the Wall Street Bank,
remained tonight at the home Of her ia.
ther, O. T. Hmpson. Some Of the family
have seen Dickinson since Friday aud ho
was then at the Oriental Hotel, Coney.
Island. Mr. Tmpson. aaid that neither
be nor his daughter knew whore he was.
The rumor that the firm Of Dickinson Bros.
was heavy loaer by the failure Of the
bank is denied tonight by Plat Dickinson,
who aaYs the firm Is in no way affected.
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Mr.. Edward Morehead, a prominent
merchant Of Morgantown, said: " have
been intimately acquainted with Mr.. La.
than and have been in bis room frequest.
ly, but never saw him gamble or drunk"
Mt, Henry Morgan, Of tho Pest, said he
bad been quito well acquainted with Prof.
Latham, but had never seen anything
reprchensible In his conduct. r'EH =
Major ". q. McGrsw told me yeaterday
tbas he did not think there Ia any truth In
the charges Of gambling OF drunkenness.
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) --LATEST DEVELOPMENTS, ..al'!
The directors Of the suspended Wal

The directors Of the suspended Wall
Street Bank held q long session this alter
noon at the bank building, investigating
the books and accounts. p:esiden. Evans
said The condition Of affairs wa1 very con-
fused and it would be very doubtful il the
report OF the condition OF the bank could
be made for several days. Tho directora
refused to Say anything whatever in regard
to the discoveries made. All dlsclceed thus
far is that the failure ia due 10 the ahs.rac-
ton by the cashier OF collaterala lodged
with the bank as security ior its call loan.
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thatn's abilities as an instructor, In the
nressnt temper Of the community and the
Slate at large. however, Mr.. Hoffman wa1
inclined to think that It would be botter
for theachool II Prof. Latham would with.
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Baae Bail 4 On terdav.

I am, gentlemen, with crest respect,
yours truly, i@i-Ef JAMES q. BLAINE. !
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Bnovssv1LLE, PA, August l1.-River2 2 feet 1
8 inches and on astand; weather fair; ther- 4
mometar rs. v 5.. Mt 4 =,
RloEs LAsD1se, Pa August 1l.-Riysr 8
fest inches and on stand; weather clear
Thermometer 76e. 'sss'tqiI- i,.s.',''l 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-26
MIRTH AND MERRIMENT.

A Texas paper tells this tale OF the ex'
per mental school of medicine. A wo.
man came 70 . prominent pb ysician, and
asked for remedy for her husbands's
rheumatism. The doctor gave her .
prescription, and said "Get that
prepared at the drug store, and rub it
we'll over you husbands back. Tit
docs any good, coma and let me know.
I've got q touch Of rheumatism my
SELF"
Little Nell /: "WhAt church were
you married In, grandma ?" Grant
ma | WAS not married in o church
dear" Little Nell "was you mar
ried 1T home 2" Grandma "No,
dear, was very naughty girl, and
ran away with your grandpa" Little
Nell j: Mercy, me I'd never run
away with such fussy old gentleman
rs grandpa"
Read this aloud, but read it with due
emphasis.-A gentleman was congratu.
lating friend the other day on his re-
cent marriage. eyes, said the latter,
thanking him for his pleasant words,
Of you marry and get the right one,
there is nothing like it; an If you don't
get the right one, suppose there is moth
ng like it,"
A young lsdy's opinion Of her bon
nets +" On the bonnets of my childhood
the kind l wore at school. / really
thought them pretty. l must have been
q fool. And yet used to think myself
on hats ajaunty miss. Perhaps was,
as fashion went but was that to this
Oh, the lovely little pancake-the
charming little mat 1t makes my head
so level, and 30 very, very fiat p
A testy old man went into the cellar,
cider. He STUN bled, fell heavily over II
box, and hurt himself badly. His wife
more anxious for the handsome mug
than for him called out F." My dear.
have you broken the mug ?" Smarting
with pain, he yelled back: "No but !
will!" and Immediately dashed 1t
against the wall.
A countryman, walking along the
streets, found his progress stopped by q |
barricade Of wood. "Wh.t's this for?"
said he, to a person In the street. ooh,
that's to stop the fever" said wit.
"Ah," said the oountryman, "I've Of
ten heard of the Board of Health, but |
never saw it before"
The following notice has been posted |
on a fence in q country district IL
Notis.-Know kow is aloud in these
medders-eny men or women letten |
thare kows run the rode, woJ gets inter
my medders aforesaid, shall have his
tail cut orr by me, Obadiah Rogers"
An Irishman was eating raw eggs
and reading a newspaper. BY some
mischance he contrived to bolt a live
chicken. The poor bird chirruped as it
went down his throat, when Pat said |
" By the powers, me friend, ye spoke a
little too late"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-26

king you two acquainted" Mason said
=" Annette, this is Miss Ruth Haven. "
"Your sister-in.law |" l gasped.
YES" said the lady, sweetly, " and
my dear Ruth, can you forgive Mason
for driving me over to Brentford to
telegraph my husband that / have ar
rived safely ?"
Forgive him
Why, l could have Rugged the breath
out OF them both.
When at last ! had recovered my
equilibrium, Mason asked
"Now, Ruth, tell me, whom or what
do you hate, at least In your dreams ?"
Myself" 1 answered, with q con-
trite blush, and to this day he has
never received an explanation of my
folly.
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IF WE h N 4 W.

II we know when walking th0ughtless
Through the crowded, noisy way,
That some pearl Of w0ndrOus Wilderness
Close beside our pathway lay,
We won ID pause, when now we hasten,
We would often look around,
Lest our careless feet should trampie
Some rare Jewel In the ground
If we knew what forms we're fainting
For the shade that we should fling,
II we knew what lips we're parching
For the water we should bring.
We would hasLe with Eager footsteps,
WewOuld work with willing hands,
Bearing cups Of cooling water,
Planting rows OF shady palms.
II we knew when friends around us
Closely pressed to say "fOOd-by,"
Which among tho lips that kiss us,
First should meath the daisy lie,
We would clasp our arms around them,
Looking on them through our teare
words Of love eternal
We would whispe.' In their ears.
II we knew what lives were d arkened
By some thOughtless word OF ours,
Which had ever lain among there
Like the Il ost among the flowers,
Oh with what sincere repentings,
With what anguish of regret,
White our eyes were ovarhowing,
Would We cry-fOrgive, forget.
If we knew-alas, and do we
Ever care or seek to know,
Whether bitter herbs or roses
In our neigh boris garden grOwf
God forgive ua. lest hereafter,
Our hearts break to hear him say,
" Careless child. never knew you,
From my presence fee away"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-26

Our stock OF fine trimmed hats and
bon nets was never 80 large or desirable
as at present, and we are selling them
at very lotion prices. Also full and
complete line of the newest and most
desirable shape in untrimmed goods, as
well as large and we'll selected stock
of plumes, tips, flowers, etc. An ex-
animation of these bargains in milli-
merry is respectfully solicited. Mrs. II.
S. Kirby, 2O2 King street.
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A CAkD.-IU ALL " NJ ARE SUI
"A fering from tho errors and indiscre
tons of youth, nervous weakness, early de.
cay. lOss Of manhood, etc., will send C recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
sionary In South America. Send q sef.ad.
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
lNMAN, Staten d, New York City.
mara. cod d&w-ly
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Parker has received at, No. 1O3 East
Second street, consignment of yellow
double headed Mexican parrots. They
are said to be very superior birds, at
the price demanded.