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Observation-Disclosures RIYIYED.
Ths Platform Adopted by the Anerican Pc.
lIslcnl Alliance.

30 E-lotOftu Auopteu ny toe Anerlcau F0s
lItical Alliance.
BOSTON, Sept. 2O.-The following Is the
platform adopted by the American Political
Alliance. which has nominated Capt W. T.
Ellsworth Of Pennsylvania and Charles H.
Waterman Of New York for President and Vice
President OF tho United States:
We demand the repeal Of VII the present naturalization
laws and tho OF act by the Congress OF the
United Sates making residence Of twenty years
necessary enable Foreigners to- vote hold official po
stons In this country except when such foreign born
citizens have served In the army navy Of the United
States
passage Of act by Congress prohibiting the
nation Of political organizations composed Of Foreigners
exclusively.
The rights Of suffrage to American born females same
a. to males.
Opposition to the importation and attempted COLOMBIA
ton q foregners and pAursrs from foreign countries
and the absolute suppression Of Chinese emigration
The opportunity to vote direct for President aud Vice
President OF the United Sates through und amend
ment 10 the Constitution OF the United States.
The native born citizens white and cOlored, to rule
and make tho laws Of this country:
appropriation OF public funds for sectaran
The rights Of all American citizens as provided by The
Constitution to be maintained aud protected.
FREQ ballot and fair count.
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Turning the Tia bI~s ON sm,,h.

A pile Of sand which stood in front OF the
unfinished house Seventh avenue and l22d street Oh
structed travel, and the Department Of Public works
instructed the Department Of Streets to remove H.
Their carts were there early yesterday morning taking
street the OF the prcmi.es had two OF the men
arrested for stealing the sand the afternoon J. y.
Justice Power IN the Harlem Court and no dischsyse4
the men who had been locked up eight hours and hoH
Smith for violation Of the corporation ordinance
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Grapes Enough for Everybody.

1t IL seldom that the market 10 called upon to
dispose OF so vast quantity Of grapes - came in
Friday and yesterday The supply great that It
was almost impossible to handle the fruit aud prices
fell steadily. Four cents pound was the ruling price
yesterday for baskets containing ten pounds whole
sale they brought two cents and two and half cents
pound Nearly every other man carried homo basket
up at present shippers get little ONO return
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A BEAR SNOW IN COURE
Lawyers Give Each Other the Lie. and Mr..
Hsdley Wants to Thrash Somebody.

Hsdley Wants to Thrash Somebody.
The examination before Referee L. L. Kel-
loRE in the suit Of Frank p Marsh against Henry II.
Hadey. Of Morey letter fame, q judgment debtor.
was concluded yesterday.
Mr. spooner then began to read Mr. Hadieys testimony
aloud before having IIadcy sign It. lie had read but
few sentences when Mr. IIadey understood him to read
II have owned no real estate" and stopped him. Mr..
spoonsr reread it: Town real estate"
Mr.. Hadey accused him Of intention ally nisreadns
the manuscript and Counsellor Stevens who appeared
for Mr. lIadley, said the same thing.
It's lie. =" said Mr.. Srooner.
You're q liar yourself" retorted Mr.. Stevens.
Nj spooner spraiE to his feet ccnclied his hst and
shouted at Mr.. Stevens:
You have lied nil through this case"
The two men Rared At onch other across the table,
until interrupted by the entrance Of the referee who
had stepped out for a moment.
Mr.. Hadey then Inserted his desire to thrash Mr..
spooner his associate counsel Mr. Reddy and Mr. John
This bear show being over Mr. ladley read the testi
moDy himself. signed H. and swore to It.
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SIX WA1Fs FROM OYER THE SEA.

Their Neither Ju0ps Ovsrbo ,rd On the Pas.
saEe, Leaving theA Friendlesa.
Six children named Karl. the oldest IA and
the youngest years old. were sent from Castle
Garden to Wards Island yesterday. They
landed from the steamer Hsmmonia. from
Hamburg. on Friday. and nre without friends
or money. They belong at Kamenel. Bohemia.
where their father died three years ago.
Their mother had brother in Chicago. and.
having no other resource. she started to 60 to
him. On the voyage over she was very melan-
choly, and told her fellow passengers that she
brother could not give her home.
On Wednesday night she went on deck. and
as that was the last seen OF her II Is supposed
that she jumped overheard. The passengers
cared for tho children until tho vessel arrived
In this port A letter will BIO written to the un.
cle and II he cannot be found tho children will
be returned to Germany.
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FOR GOVERNOR OF MAsSACHUSETTA.
TIE Peoples Parsy e Ns.ssaSs ~ 0IA.tias
Rspublieaa.


BOSTON, Sept 2O.-There IL little doubt that
the Gubsrnatorial candidate Of the PEOPLES
party will be the Hon. Stephen N. Allen Of Dux-
bury. the presiding offlcor Of the first Repub-
lican Convention ever held In Boston. The
candidate for Lieutenant Governor will proba-
bly, DO John p. sweeny Of Lawrence. and John
b. ODonnell OF Northampton may be put up
rs Secretary Of Statn For Treasurer and Re-
ceiver. General. Nathaniel H. Cushing Of Mid
deboro 10 mentioned: for Auditor. Robert
Howard Of the Fall River spinnsrs' Union. and
for Attorney. General. Col. T. W. Clarke Of Bos-
ton. For electors at large the most prominent
candidates are Col. N. A. Plymrton Of Worces-
ter. Col. A. q. Woodwork OF Chicopee. and the
Hon. j. N. Buffum OF Lynn. rumor that got
abroad that tho People's party candidate Tor
Governor would be withdrawn. and that the
Butler men would work harmon lousy with the
Cleveland men on the State ticket. n indig-
nantly secuted by the leaders Of the Peoples
movement
It came: out yesterday that the Prohibition
lists will run Prof J. II. Seelye as their. candi-
date for Governor, though he will neither 40
cept nor decline the nomination. When he
accepted the Presidency. OF Amherst Collage II
was with the understanding that 40 SHOULD not
be candidate for any public Office. He feele
bound to stick TO- the agreement. and he will
mako no reply 70 tho oiflcial notification OF his
nomination. The Prohibltionists understand
that now. and will put him on their ticket
without further ado
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YOUNG xEAT1NG,s SUICIDE.
His ConraAs1 Bays Ihe Tried to Kill Himself
Q Year AGO.

The body Of John +. Heating. the universal
ty medical student who shot himself on Friday
in cab on Sixth avenue. Is still at the New
York Hospital. His friend. Joseph +. O'shea.
who WAS In tho cab with Heating at the time he
shot himself was taken before Coroner Martin
yesterday. and made full statement.
He said he had been acquainted with Keat-
Ing ever since he came to this city to attend the
year ago by taking tincture Of iron. He thon
repeated the story Of tho shooting that has al
said when no placed tho muzze to his head:
my mother dies do not care to live"
Heating was highly thought Of by his follow
students. They will pass resolutions Of con-
dolence He was made President last winter Of
benefit society In the college.
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Oulck, but Un.ucce ssfuI.

Driver John Ruebo. OF the Long Island Ex-
pres. Company had to deliver package worth $50 ad.
dressed to Carrie Corwin. l6l Lexington avenue No.
body Of that name lived there and he told to In.
Qurc next door above In the hallway of the house at
No. 1888 the expressnan met man who said that Miss
Gorwn was not at hoe but tina! he would take Of
the bundle for her. lilo signed John Martini In the
ceipt book Just then servant appeared who said that
the man who had received the package had the
house to look for board and not known by the fam
ily Eusbe had the man arrested the spot The pris
oi,er told Justice Duhy he John Crouter VI 90
Fourth ayenne He was held for trial.
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Thunder. L,sAtainr. aad Hall.

ST. TOWNSVILLE N, Y. Sept. 20.-A heavy
lshang and thunder storm prevailed here and north
Of here this afternoon. After the storm the ground
completely covered with hail stones. The damage to
buildings and crOps 10 heavy.
morning aid Ell iii 10 M dee.s of ,sye1 gan seSss
The roaring q q: storm before struck the town
and the grapes and other fru!s were riddsd and de-
sroyed The storm took southsrly eourss and passed
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Fast Fru,t Train. from II. South.

CHATTANOOGA. Sept. 20.-Oflcers Of the Look
out Mountain and Mission Ridge Fruit Growers Associs
ton to-day had meeting with John Scott PRECEDENT Of
the Queen and Crescent route the result Of which Is
that q special fruit train WILL the coming season. be
placed at their disposal to faster time than the
oneht expires. charge II VIII REQUIRE sis OF eight
0f dollars Will DO saved to tile fruit fnerests and ship
nsnis can be made to Eastern and Western cities
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Lost her Mind TAr..sA ovsr.s.dy.

Mary Jane Neary. q beautiful girl. IS years
old was taken before Justice Patterson the Jesrsou
Market Court yesterday where she committed for
examination as to her sanity at her mothers request
She lost her mind through too much study" Mr..
Neary said "she graduated at the Normal College sx
For year she has been Ienented. To-day crowd q
were afraid to keep her at home" ~
John Neary, the girls father. 10 o night Waterman
who lives at l28 Seventh avenue. -
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Tears for . Violent Lever.

Thomas Murray visited Ella Moore Of
Attorney street Friday evening. Daniel o'Rourks
who regards himself Miss Moorss steady company.
called lew minutes later He wanted to know why
Murray there Murray answered the question with
. blow: During the fight which followed o Rourks
Murray wa. taken 70 Bellows no:pit.l 6Rours. was
await the result Of Murrnys wounds Miss Moore
TO court with OR0urke and parted with him tearfully
the prison door,
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Deserted By his Partner.

Mr.. Geo. w. Hunt OF the firm Of Greenfield 4
Hunt commission merchants Of 81 Broadway, published
card yesterday announcing the dissolution Of the rn
owing to the unexplained absence Of his partner M E.
M Greenfield Mr.. Hunt said he ~ on his vaca.
tion on Aug 30. leaving nr. Greenfield In charge lie
not been In the Saics snS. las. Tuesday that he wss
the absence OF explanation he adyised TO publish
the card. he H. now ovsrhauling his books to see II
matters nllHixht
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TIE Franeo.CsInese War.

LONDON. Sept. 20.-The Catholic missionary
authortoa In Paris informed from Hong Kong that
the Chinese have destroyed tho Catholic chspes and
the province Of Canton. and 5000 Christians are homo
less there
Admiral Courbet has tslegrsphod home for instruc.
ten, REGARDING his course a, to the rights q negtraa
has aencopies Of the memorial adopted st the recent
meeting Of the Shanghai Chamber Of Conmerce asklng
for mediation In tho Franco Chinese tmbrOgo, to tho
Governments Of the United state; and Germany with
Berlin authorities to the advtssbility Of acting
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The Cashier Jos..s. Robbery.

Police Superintendent Campbell OF Brooklyn
received despatch yesterday from, Philadelphia thss
James McEvoy ALA. George Reardcm. OF the high
waymcn who assaulted Jonn johnson the cashier u
BOynton Co.'S saw and file works. on JAM ~. lea,
had been arrested in that city Grow Welsh and Janice
Mcf.ddsn were also under arrst ior the robbery
other ohences, for which they are nov In custody.
keardon viii be br0uKht on from rhiladelphiA.
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Drumming Up Pedestal n snsy.

Tho Flute and Drum Corps. composed Of sons
Of the members Of wadsworth Post G. A. R. took pos
session Of the steps OF the subTessury yesterday morn
Ing and after vigorous pounding Of their drums stack
ed them in front Of the Warrington Two men,
bers Of the post kept watch ali day over Q box in
which contributions for the Barthold statue fund
deposited Between the hours Of and O'Clock the
juvenile marched about the streets and they then
gave All interesting concert the steps Of the Sub
made brief speech. when the contribution box was
closed It contained $685. which will buy stone for
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Ireland to Have . New Ruler.

LONDON. Sept. Colt can now be definitely
stated that there will be change In the Leuten
antGovernorship Of Ireland. 1t 10 certain that Earl
Spencer will retire from that post not later than next
year and II 10 quite possible that he may resign within
few weeks Its reported that the Marquis of R!pon
succeed Lord spencer Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
This statem.n IL DOUBTED in view Of Lord Ripon's deli
cato hsAth ut the fact that he ardent Catholic
might make his appointment iudiolous one,
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ELMInA. Sept. 20.--On Wednesday n Ight Frank
Beardslee and his brother. Elmer, went hunting
near Nucklcnburg. Schuyler county. Having freed
COON they chopped the tree down. In falling It struck
Elmer and pinned him to tho ground Before his brother
could chop tho branches away to release him he was
dead The mother Of the two young very III ut
the time. when Frank hurried home with the news
OF Elmers tragic death Mrs Beardslee thrown into
on,ulsohs Frank started to drive after doctor. On
tho way his horse away. The young man was
thrown from the wagon. and received injuries from
which lie died the next day. At last accounts kra
YcarIs!ee'e death was hourly expected.
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Mics Co.k,,n stu, W a.t. 70 Die.

Miss jennie Conkin. aged 10. tho daughter
Of Capt Charles Conkn OF tho Canoe Place Hotel Of
strychnine made second attempt 10 take her iife On
Friday evening but WIS discovered in time and the
poison taken from her Tie Of the quarrel b.
tween Miss 0onklin and her LAYER George Fordhsm Of
Speonk s said to have been the marked attention aho
was paving to Q b0Arder at her tAthtra hotel -
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United I..iy,. A.n,v...ry.

Tho united italian associations OF New York,
Brooklyn, Hoboken. and Newark celebrated the four.
teen,h anniversary Of the hosting Of the national Its
ian banner at Rome by paradng the principal streets Of
this City Yesterday The processon consisted Of var
either s.she, Of the Italian eoors full italian
forms Each organization had tts own band aud ban
ners Tho procession passed through City Hall Pait
Mmi.s.r .Md prempsn, y liz me sf,stn Italian
and evening they had picnic and concert at JoneSs
8Ociety
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Knocked s.n.e,... with u w..Abswl.

Thomas McNulty took several friends to his
lodgings I+8 Mulberry street. Friday evening. They
had been painting the town red and were greatly ia.
tisued. owen McNuty his elder brother. met him at
the door and declined TO permit Thomas to give his
friends the hospitality OF the houseor the night Thomas
then threw fatiron at owen who knocked his brother
scnseess with wnshb0wl. Owen prisoner at the
Tombs Court yesterday and held 10 await the re-
suit Of hS brothers. injury. -
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II. Pl.,sorn OF tho 0.ru.n Cler,e.l..

LONDON. Sept 20.-The Ger7nania. newspaper.
Of Berlin publishes the election manifesto Of the Ultra.
montana Clerical party Of Germany In View Of the
approaching Rschstsg elections. The document Is
adroltly worded bid for votes. and 10 well calculated to
asarm extreme Or violent opposition II in:ists upon
State socialism, and proposes direct and universal suf
frage by means Of the ballot The Clerca confident
=, q mSasrss men Of al par: end they Ss;
strength IN the next ReiehstaR. DR. windthorst the
venerable leader OF the Cericas 10 about to make
extensive Stamping tour In the interest Of his party
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TIE Birre.t Election Bet ON Record.

OIL CRY. Sept 20.-V. c. Place OF Sandy
Lake near this city at present manager Of the Pinas
Atlas Gold and Silver Mining Company at Las Vegas N
~, and Charles ". shannon Of the Hughes 4 shannon
copper works at Clifton have made the largest bet on
the result Of the Presidential election thus on record
Place bet new mill recently erected at cost Of
Guiding the mercantile establishment all valued at
$4,000 against Hughes shannons copper property,
made out and placed IN the hands Of shoder pend
Ing the result OF the election Place bets on Blaine and
Shannon Cleveland,
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Mary Crosby FoaaA

Mary Crosby. tho Newark girl who took little
Kitty Cavsnagh to the disputabe saloon At iAl Chat
ham street three weeks ago. found in the dsordssy
house called the Cambridge on Chatham street ehs
returned TO her home In Newark where she 10 now she
win be witness asainat August Plat the keeper Of thS
house, who detained Kitty Cavanagh. -
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BALTIMORE. Sept. 20.-The British steamship
Grip Fast, At this port to-day from Kingston. jamaica
reports having gales the passage
On the 18th she shipped heavy sea, WHICH n!led her
engine aud stoke hole On the day the gang
way. started ventiAtors carried away. and her
matches stove.
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Tho inquest In the case OF Catherine Cava.
nagh who WAS shot BY her husband Sept o. was held
BY Coroner Merkle yesterday The prisoner asserted
that the shooting accidental The Jury found that
!hs woman came to her death from pistol shot wouad
inflicted by her husband. but from the evidence they
could not determine whether tho shooting seci
dental or not The Coroner committed the prisoner 70
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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The Cholera Epidemic.

MARsErLLEs. Sept. 20.-There were no deaths
from cholera here yesterday but three fresh de-
veloped OH board tho ship lie Rssolu from Martinique
Four deaths from cholera reported In the Pyrenses
Orientnles to-day,
MApHp Sept 20-During the past - hours there have
been two deaths from cholera and two fresh at
Eek deaths and six fresh cases at Nonforts and
Two fresh casos In other places.
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Tho Capital OF Oak ota.

ST. PAUL. MIMI. Sept. 20.-The majority OF
tho supreme Court Of Dakota has decided In favor Of the
legality Of the Capital Commission act ami sets aside
the finding Of the District Court Justice Edgerton dis
sents. This 10 tho involving the change Of the
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R.ru.,.s = M,,,,oa Dollars for Par.,rAl.

LONDON. Sept 20.-The German newspapers
say al American recently offered million dollars
the heirs OF Richard wAgnr for the exclusive right Of
performing hts opera "Parsifa The guardian Of the
heirs however absolutely refused to entertain the prom
osition and declared that a. long ~ he lived Parslfa
With the clearly expressed wish Of the dead master.
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Immense assortment OF rich silks, satins vslvets.
Pushes dress goods blankets comtorters ladies' wraps
newmsrks!: plush ascSuss, Jerseys. sdis. nns shoes
CI:dtto every reader Of this aaysIii.smspt CAL ;1d
aud iO6 West 18th st. second door Of 9th Av-Adv
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Nlissea Nss Yet Engaged.

LONDON. Sept 20.-It 10 not yet settled. a.
stated in some Of the London papers two weeks ego.
that Col Mapleson has engaged Nine Chr,tlns Nilsson
are still pending between the manager and Nilsson.
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Father Carol Backs Dowa.

ROME. Sept. 20.-Father Curci has written
letter to the Uaita cdaolcd expressing his submission
70 the Vatican and condemnng oil pasages In his three
ia,s. works which can 70 son,trasd q, s nysshns
further the hope that he may bs restored TO
the POpe'S favor
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Clara Morris Hugs the Place She has Lived IN.
~ Thcmas e, Cornell Of Yonkers has sold te
time past. The price Esid $4,000 The prop.
erty adjoins that rented by Mr.. o. r. MorosinL
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"A New Church for the Rev. Mr., Hsyass.
There Is movement In Brooklyn to establish
church for the Rev. Emory Haynes. who lately
resigned the psstorshp Of the Washington Avenue DAS
fist Church. 1t 10 proposed to purchase the Ornloy1
place church. Henry Bogsrt, q warm admrer Of MI
Haynes and who recently inherited large fortune d
the leader In the movement .
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a Mob Atte.apss 30 R,Ieess NlhiIlsts.

Moscow. Bept 2O.-A mob yesterday attacked
the convoy Of party Of Nlhists who route to
g. rsssrsburg ne s:nd.Imss Who were sSsins - a
agsssssora
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K.~~.rer. II. A.areh,... Hanged.

LONDON Sept. 20.-knmmerer. tho Anarchist
murderer, who hanged At Vienna this morning. met
his death nrmly. The police say no fully confessed his
own crimes and also gave some important details Of
OF arrests will made upon the strength Of these dis
closures 10 hoped that they will result IN break
Ing up tho conspiracy kammsrers friends. however,
deny that he made any confession.
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Ths Exquisite Taste OF Aaericsns
10 evident from the gorgeous display OF furniture and
carpets by the Nessrs BsumAnn Brothers East 18th st.
near Union square. In another column thsir-Adv
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FishsA Dat by he Parsuer.

monsrated with Michael Maggie for beating horse with
hay stick on Friday afternoon. Maggie turned on
Mead struck him the head. and ran away Detective
Feeney pursued NAgle, who out OH Pier I and
jumped into the North River lie was dshed out BY the
detective, and was held for trial.
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0reenport's New Catholic Church.
Bishop Leughlin will dedicate the church Of
St. Agnes Ia Greenport this morning.
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Cs.ksd to Death b. Russer Bailes..

Aeired Capallatto. aged II years. Of SAT Court
street, Brooklyn put India rubber balloon In his
mouth yesterday afternoon II stuck In his throat and
although he was promptly taken TO the HomGopathis
Dispensary az ITO Third PLACE all efforts to remove the
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Barrett House, Long Acre square, Broadway and Isd
st. European plan. Desirable location for families and
Genusnsn.-l6N
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Piles-PlIss-

Cured without knife. powder. salya No charge until
cured Write for Esferspcss Dr. Coykins H. 2eh.-AeH