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Nlssly Tsss - 1NwSw PuS,sa - a MT
~ssa Svss - - Dssa ~ I'VE Assss~
CLEVELAND. April fO-The several logging
camps Of ono humber 1ifm IN yhis city Wre al in
northern 4i6hikaa. and have turaed out N the
scsscn iast sl0ssd an segfeaAtS OF l0.00O.0O0
fest OF iumber. The oAnnps ste scattered Aiohs
tho Al 6abie ana Pine Rivers. Some u the
lo9s arc hoxesd 100 miles before tho mill at
Oscoda 10 reached. The logs are hauled from
where they are cut to tho river on low bob
sledscvsr carefully prepsred roadway. These
roads. aitsr snow foundation IL formed at
the beginning OF the season. are csreiuFly
scraped with patsnt scrapsr. Then sprink.
ling cart. with IN abundant now Of water. 10 run
over the Foad Ut niaht--J htAwatcr fr~ssss sad
makes the roadbsd mass ofsolid ice. Each
snowfall 10 carefully scraped on and the floed.
ing process oontlhucs until the Ice driveway 10
18 or 20 inches above the surface OF the adjacent
land. Thus built. the roadbetis are Arm aAd
not a. susceptible to . thnw a. the ordinary
sncw.racksd roads. In laying out these roads
%e distant nj This Il rsanss IN %sfinS
ssI non s fi ssssa ssds toward
ssl r. : e s2S 4; lar Ss% ISS i'd.
= ss !esa ss'
picture yas taken about three weeks ago at
0tsasc Lake. IN the head waters Of the .Au
ss. :s ssss ssi
lumber. board measure, The, hollow. butts.
neures. A close estimate Of The weight Of the
about a 100 pounds. and easily hauled this I'm.
rnonsM weight distance OF a mile and a quar-.
ter. The horses pull wide apart. the neck yoke
and whiflletrser being u foe; IN length. The
rests are OF ths same length. and the
logs riae up to z height Of about 10 feet.
inches vide and six lnches thick. The hobs
set very low and spread fully twelve feet. They
the heel Of tho mont sled to the toe Of tho roar
Hne =. crossing IN The csntrS. The logs arc
ground to the load, With rope and tackle
into place With tho greatest ease. There is q
deal Of rivalry I'm tho lumber camps over tho
question OF big loads. A lew years ago three
or four OF these logs. scaling 1000 or 2000 feet
OF lumber. were considered q pretty good load
| for . team. The improved roadwnys have
largely contributed to the increased hauls.
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NOW THIEVES MAKE USE or NEWS.
Why the Fslee Try llasA % Keep ss Ties.
selvss the Facts About esns Crines.

WY the Fottee Ivy Hard 20 Keep t. Ihe0s
selvss the Facts About ss~e Criaes.
"why is It," an old detective was asked.
that tho police appear to b disappointed
whom. rs 10 most frequently the case they can
not keep from the public the news that . rob-
berry has been committed7 Tho thieves are
we'll aware that they have stolen the goods.
and the publication Of the robbery can't give
them any information"
1T hurries the goods to the melting rot.
whom gold or silver is stolen. and often causes
the thieves to destroy other kinds OF plumber"
How does that happen2"
Just s0pDose lot Of iewelry was stolen.
and It came out in the papers that some OF the
watches had the jewellsr's private mark on the
inside cases. and that tho pawnbrokers had
been notified to look out for thsn. Just about
fifteen minutes after the crook got sight Of the
paper he would calmly remove the works from
the watch cases. and would make Doe line for
The most Sonvsniens fence Not more r., then y,
Would they nqt have dong that snywsyyi,"
ordinary trade. The crook wants 70 make as
$500 watch he can readily dispose Of Tor SIS or
he cart sst mere ,han $40
marks escape him, no will run the risk OF
pavning them. The pawn shops are the
fr!'HGS a. II !. a ssss 81
The polee know the pawn shops to which
berry the pawn shops are watched. When a
man goes therc to pawn q stolen article. he 10
- Are thsro other reasons why the police try
80 hard. though so vainly. to keep robberies
:" Lots OF them. The chiet and leading ono ia
that large robbery always reflects upon the
police. Whether there Is or is not any reason
there -. Now. you know. a. well DO that no:
body likes to bo blamed II hs can help It. Il
they arrest the thieves. thoy come in Tor praise
and no one says y word against them for the
robbsry, There Is another. reason. II the
which he can be- traced. he does not take "a
much care Of his actions a. he would II he
thought that 1t was known that he had COM
mittel robbery.
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PASSING FORCED CHKCKs.
A Graduate OF tho Royal College OF Dublia
IaeaAs tat be we Drlvea ts Crime.

A Graduate OF tho Royal College or Dublia
Fissas that he was Driven e Crime.
BOSTON, April 12-The Grand Jury this
morning returned indictments for forgery and
larceny against DR.. John Hunter. alias John
Thompson. He passed several forged checks
upon Boston dealers for goods. and obtained
diamonds from wen-known house by having
them sent to his hotel BY . clerk. and taking
them from the latter to show his WIFE," who.
he claimed. was sick in her room. Hunter is
Royal College OF Dublin. and at one time was
employed as surgeon on the State limo Of
European steamers. He says be was driven to
the comml ssion Of the crimss to obtain living.
% be could not obtain praetioeAa . physician.
He has lived In Pennsylvanla. 6nd ttis aaid was
ties Hunter was arraigned In court to-day
and pleaded guilty. Sentence was deferred.
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KNOCKED DOWN WITH 4 PARAs0L.


Aaaie KasNnaa Drives - Esssx 1oskss %
Mako . Complaint.
A smartlooklnx coach, with beautifully
decorated driver. stopped in front Of Essex
Market Police Court yesterday morning and q
young woman In fine clothes alightsd and
swept into the court room. She was Annie
kaufman OF Second avenue. com plainant In
case Of assault against Josephine Lynch Of the
met her at tho Bowsry and Grand street on
Friday night, struck her with a parasol. and
knocked her down.
She called me wicked Names" Josephine
Lynch said. or would not have struck her.
She 10 always doing 80 when we meet.a
kaufman swept out Of the court room. knock
ing over with her akirts q bootback. who was
shining Counsellor Bogsrt's shoes tn the
doorway,
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Prom the american Rsrste,'.

There is IN the vicinity Of New York village
which Tor many years has been the hunting ground Ct
large numesc Of bad Boys contsnporsry says thas
t.vsrn The place -. r.ma5lahy quiet and tncH
the landlord - think your vilsge u most unjusty
hgned. a more orderly and psacefa spot never saw
seholt,'
ESQ srosh tue landlord, they all the ether sida
~Ahi At meetnQf"
"Gtonlng \ funerelI"
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Has n.s. Bsss,.s All HI. Lin.

pleasant-faced. neatly dressed man on
crutches has solicited aims from pedestrians on Fifth
and Madison And the streets for year
more. Yesterday agent Of the Charity orsanisar
tion socisty arrested him. The prisoner told Justice
Patterson In Jefferson Market that his name was John
my mother and sister q Is Essex street
ses nswsrS n a.. .s
sml!e II did beg hsve been bsgslns sii my life and
Will have 70 ksep you "a The streets Justice Pat
The prisoner look ID surprised but said aothinS
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FASHION, N0EEG

Few pokss win be worn.
Moot bonasts are strinslsss.
Easter bonnets are mostly hats.
Owl feather fans are fashionable.
Marabouts trim many viAte msntsSsts
Beaded net covsrs many bonnet arowns
waistooats Of oil KINDS are In high favof.
Feather fans take precedence Of al others.
Little girls dreasss are unsracefully shoft.
The fsvorite red 10 oequsoot Of Wild POPPY.
Grass boaasts appear anoss Easter ssvs,uA
0lace silks ere effectively trimmed with velvet.
yisIts msntelets are worn BY ladies Of al ages.
ospss and peierinss are excessively fashionable.
1hort NANTES sill not be warn unth altar Easterths
Flowers and feathers viii agaiu Be worn he sams
hat or bonnet.
S Sh sn sss:e enters into the composition Of many
woci'en M .sa oai :. ''''"s ~ ''m''''a
Cords sad tassels again form parts of the decorations
Of dressy costuniss
Cola and silver sossamsriiks Tissues appear among
millinery materials.
administered tul.s holds IL place among lsAt msts
esdss ed n ,niiiS:sny. ''''' ''''''' '''' NV
Lawn tesn!s and archery win bsths pct outdoor sports
at Newport this season.
form Sn' S,,o. Ss s; small balloon dsf'm the female
TT sas Isn "a S.ds for '1''
e :; ssd r.: m TAKE the lead other
~ no % sssn n,ss
.ss aS :sss a s;T D. sss
,.ss oSsr pale :sss rhsd.%ss RUE Il: dsy u rs1s
pal. pink :SsdsS gray Sse Susss.euS sss" sOd wS:
sa % ss ss ol =: %
There 10 revival Of tasts for black Chantilly lace
even entire dresses Of Il being the Other ada
~. .sS s: che Ss,: ss ss
ers ssa fssthsis the pse: q orns1sniins h:s. snd
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lafssOaessn Fr0n AesA0aarfsrs,
Prom the 81. kouis post. Dtspasoh.

A Post. Dispntcl reporter Yesterday efternoon
made cal! a. Mrs. L.netry's rssde~es. which proved
., home Her maid bright ana comedy littis English
was however; and when the reporter asked for
Permission to look at the Interior OF the was read
lily granted The room. OF the fun width Of the car and
about twenty feet In sngth beautifully furnished
Hieh cerysI cad rnss and beautiful furs covered the
deor. TIE wallis covered with handsoe steel
gravings end interesting photographs The reporter
scanned auussr Of the photographic and niaAe very
md II lie soin ewhat abruptly askfd
where % ynu keep your portraits Of Freddy"
"whet Friday" the msid asked ingenaousy. with Z
hook u blank afnaNement upon her pretty face
"Wkas FREDDY r" the reporter calculated. "why
Freddy Oebhardt OF course"
The maid tried 70 loot very severe and attempted to
.rs none pessons among thess
Photographic"
But ur. OeblDArdt h Distinguished gentleman" thl
reporter tnelgtsd. 49,
fhs merry clue eyes Of the English madden srarkle<
With fuA ahs replied, "Oh no, he Isn't; hss 81
tlnguisAeA genteaan."
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The new Jefferson Market was formally
opened yesterday forenoon. Some Of the stalls
nearly finished that business be carried In thsm
Others cannot be prepared for occupancy within .
tw srr,vsd * IN. MsrEet 4, sbout ociooS snS n
little before II he formally delivered to the
anita saytny ut b yours 70 keep your 70 profit by,
and yOlirs TO be remembered by"
Commissioner starr made brief speech, In which he
claimed sort Of psternal relation 70 many OF the
marketnsn In all the lot. he ssd. there was but one
low tails to cutsway"
There was further speaking by Col John r. Fellows
and others and Mr. asyes escorted the Comptroller and
sayles viii OCCUPY later, whsrs the snccess Of tbs
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TIE Reported I.p.-,.,l.e c..sp,raey.

WARRINGTON. April 11.-Reprssentative Bel
can Convention and that the contest for the aomaar
ton will DO between him and Biahs He only gives ut
tsrance to what has been spoken In whispers for some
time. Letters from the South have foreshadowed .
scheme for combining Grant after delegates have dis
charged implied obligations the frst ballot well
known that there great activity In many pars Of
North and West anong prominsnt snpporter Of Grant
uon." said Republican Of the class from whom Repre-
sentative Beford derives his information, but what tie
Colorado member says 10 well grounded"
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MORE MUNRO ADAKS DITORCEs

Lsstsss - Aaans nroo lnpstient AasbauAs-
a CsSsiAsats n Biask.
Deputy County Clerk Barnard Of Brooklyn
has unearthed twenty six additional divorce
cases which passed through tho Office OF Edwin
A. Hardie. alias Munro Adams. The titles arc
a. follows:
Emily G s..s;helor % Tenth street. z. D.. against
fsnnis E. saa%n. Boon,on H. j.. against Frederick
s.'fss, :s.';T: s' IT.: ...0,. France, C.
Nellie E. Srowu. Ga Henry street. against Edward II.
s s:,S : ss.,n:' h. H. VIZ VIZ
;:s.: s;s :s:s ::., IL: Il: n.
EdSsr Z: Buell. sS.s.i 3. wife.
n S.sS :: :ssa'i Il. ~ ss.s:.a
H%y p.S .9, ss 8, a:f R:sso, ,r.. uor
'.1s s ss!i s. s.: silysour.A street. New
%ilssS D CONT Isl SIo:d ar..s Trenton. N. J..
EliI.% i; 6is%sa. .s:.,n.. My 4; Clemens.
Ellen 2; ConlIn against her husband
e. f:s ss:S.'A
Mary 3: rsidsr, Iais Broadway. New York. against
J. yrsnl psSid.on Sl.s.r. ralh. n. Y, against Mary
S ssss.: stsy IL D .iss
This was also found among Munro Adamss
papers:
NUnro AdaMs .
.hs can s.t married tx. ..:y n: ssIy srea:d
u incon,pAtbility. Can bs done In this state and
iDss:, sa ss%
or slGnAturof
Adams answered:
DHAR ss 1t cannot be dos IN your State. but can be
dons In another state 90 she can marry asan.
A client of the bogus lawyer. In haste to SGT
married. telegraphs:
Are my pspsrs ready: II mot will they b next week.
wrhoat flf
Adams responds:
Can comply BY increasing oostsSso Await Instruction.
These letters were also found
DEAR ass: Whist want 70 know H. can yon got me .
asSs xss any trouble should marry sssin Can
you get one dated back two yearsi .,,.
tbs cause for complaint 10 simply inccmpatbility or
Tor ii,cssstancy or drssriion for year. nr:sams
Il viii DO to ohtsn aresidence In another state
Adams replied:
DxAR Sin; In reply have to say you separate In
several ways sotiI partners coming here the wife
Lsng the plaintiff and alleging adultery. or without
SGns ysS snS VI" oos ca" be completed
Mr.. Barnsrd said that Adams's operations
were on Smuch moro extensive scale than he
as II no State or Territory were free from his
fraudulent PRACTICES. Among the papers found
were severe! blank County Clerk certihoateS.
Quo from Dakota being % follows:
Territory OF Dakota CeYkS oies, nistrct Court Law
renee county CLERK Of s.d District ~. , GGart DO
S WITH H. ss aransi record now ny once and
correct Transcript theTsfrom. In testimony, have
horsuno ga my aiixsl the seal Of sa,d court
this - day of-, A. u H.. -. Chrk.
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CAPT. sylvanus Drowasa Six Weeks Age.
Capt. Eugene Sylvanus. whose dead body was
found In the East River ct Burnx sp On Friday was
the esmnanAss Of the schooner o. c. Evaus ruauins
between this port ana Fsrnandna sx wesks aso Fri.
srdss She hsd cleared for ferssndins and de crew
had besn shipped. Al n O'CLOCK the Captain ne
~; Coosy e ne Urn q Eppt39 R.sscn. 9 %. siip
Capt Syvapus was Is years old he came from Canada
Hswofhsd kis wsy an from the foreeasiIe Deputy
vioIsaoe. The Captain leaves via and ons child He
will be buried In Calvary netsTy.
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Celll.,s.s or Freisht Trasss.

STEuBENvILLE. Ohio. April l2.-This morn.
ing at O'Clock two freight trains the Panhandle
road In collision In the lower part Of this city.
wreotins both engines and large pumber Of The
several hours.
Two freight trains came together At Scott Haven o.
and the tracks were blockaded for quarter Of milo
No ono injured Trains consequently II hoarS
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Nsassss sr Isv,as's Osapa.v assssa.

ct the Star Thsstrs Norman Forbes shs Claudio Of he
company. and Charles Dwyer who plays . minor part
spssgsd jobs Ksnnsdy @ m!ad their drsssing room.
had At the theatre shout two weeks when Kennedy
got druek and dssppsarsd Al the same time disap.
charm and gold watch. chain, and monkey charm bs.
loagtnG 70 DWysy. Kennedy WAA syrastsd ysStSFday
And relnanded
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DIED,

ChArNAN;-Apc u. James Chapman. s.. native
0f parish OF Cashel county LonRford Iresnd.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited - be
present at the solemn mass Of requiem at 81 MArrs
Church. Hunters Point, Long Island City, MoIs1Ay.
April a. ct 10 o'clock Funeral fron tho church. 70 Cal.
vary Cemetery ut 2 o'clock.
Boston and wisconsin papers please COPY.
DOREMUs.-Aprn IL, Annie daughter Ut JOHN G. and
Funersi Monday. 1t 3 +. r., 81 74s Greenwich u.
NANGAN.-At the residence Of hts mother GIG ID av.
On April H. after severe ness, james 8. Naussn;tn
the sd year Of his nRc
MCCORMICK. -On Friday, April u. James J. Mc0or-
ntck, late Of John Tayiors clothing establishment
Funeral from his late residence o. Laight Oo.
CAV, April II, at2 NJ.
NOl.l.OY.-Apri u, Catherine Molloy, daughter Of
James and Ann Molioy. aged 10 months
Funeral Sunday April IL, atl o'clock sharp nom u
sTAFFoRD On the 10th .sat., Mary A.. widow Of
Walter Stafford, tn the 71th of her
Funeral froM her late residence 08 West 6oth e.
Sunday, April IL At r NJ Friends Of the family In.
ytted 10 attend.
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The Sweets Of Flssssry.

FROM Me Piastnroh cAronie,e. Telegraph
Sharp Clsrk-There is Q beautiful piece Of
foeds MR. VIZ make up very hsnasoms aad am
Lady Purchaser. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il H. Yes,
thtnt can trust 70 your Judgment suppose you cut
me Oh twenty yards.
AS they are leaving the stors-why, mamma, why
didn't you tell him was your
Lsdy-Hush Do be stiii, Maud. You chatter 20 con.
tnualy.
6sharp Clerk to man at lace couuter-DM you zee me
work herr Twenty per cent that; lis that stua left
ever from last spring.
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81 Vera Barre, Bremen April 2 and northampton s
g Ludgate HUI, Allen. London March q.
81 leasing. vsas. Hamburg March 20.
b Valencia. Hess. LsguAyrA March "a
o Break water. Jenny, Lswes.
- Delaware, Winnelt, CHARLESTON.
AHRivRD OFT
Dc Noraua from New York, his psssed the Lizard
SAILED TnoA PosRr0H Poszs.
Be- GanIs. from Queenstown Friday, ksr ksw ysgt
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M. FlssA wsias TOR Nh osrsy.

The Excise Commissioners yesterday gave
John Flood. Sreprssor Of the Idaho saloon IN East
Twentythlrd street. opportunity 10 Prov that his
place .hSud BE- .slissnssd KlSridgs T. Gerry srgued
the rvsnrt Of Immoral but produosd no witness
90 TO nubstantiats his stetements number OF witness
testified IN behalf OF Mr. Flood that the saloon
reputable place. The was adjourned to give Mr.
Gerry time to prove the contrary.
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MINIATURE ALnANAo-IMs DAY.
oun risss... Is Sun sets. 81 Moon rises. q
HSoa wAfBa-fan DAv.
Sandy Hook. 80 0sv. Island 10 10 He'll Gate IL q
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WAsHIEG1oN. April 1.-The diminutivs iii.
clustering expedition from Key West which Chsedlsrs
savy could not overhaul. II godssnd 10 sh suserprs
ing oeiai II the rreasury does not SuRer to The
Of dozen millions from the scare Thus
created and artfully stimulated u viii Be frem lack
Of activity on Chambers part.
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HAVANA. April 12.-Gen. Adam Badcsu. lats
United states consu here declines state his
srisx his rsstgustien and says he nay
At later to give his explanations through the prss
Ihs mprssGs9 pIsyss that the reslnaaoa y N some
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thur sday, April 20. -
me residence Of the brs1 parents Passaic ~ Shs
Amanda Milllngton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -!oa April 10. 1t Colamsus M.
Hall Charlotte " daughter Of john and RsbeorS e.
1ohop, 70 kathan B. WAGNER all OF Newark, MI.
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Ing 10 relieved ut by taking o. Cspters iaIe
LAYER fils nnsdatey SITTER dansr, Don't forget this.
-AAu,
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you are tired takng the large cid fashioned gripping
pills try Carriers Little Livsr Pills and take some com
fsrt Aman can't stand everything. One pill dose.-
Adp
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Fire at 81 Bond street caused damage OF
$1,000 yesterday. Tho ire erisinsssd In In The
Of the hrst door occupied By Heurtce FRESHMAN
farrsr y w.s In thl. room that ns BaIdsll Dentist
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" A mouth well cleansed with Soxodont,
You'll know when you espy IL.
None other have such sweet, red lips
As those who Oft apply II.
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1VaKIN'D ADVICE TO PICTUKE
BUYERS.

Never buy copy Of , picture An copies arr bad Be
painter who u worth straw ever WIFI copy
q m make ssoay q !. pc.ar: ns NE: i:r d. .ws
whs1svsryeu buy cory you buy 20 much mf.snl:r
following business he 10 not nt for besides increasing
ultimately chances Of mst.t, snh nposiars You nay
quantity Of Mistakes and according your power be-
Ing engaged In disseminating them.
This advice can be very Rptly applied TO Cigarette
s%s.sI. TSs 0rts'nsl STRAIGHT Cat CIg.rs.ts !. me
cautioned TO observe thatth signature OF Allen Gnee
10 every package aud not be deceived BY gross n
tAttons.-(kxchange Pepper.
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The favorite The popular deutifriee Of tho day
10 Sozodont People prefer IL because they have found
by experience thai 4 really de-. DO whs! cl.med for
% ITS name sexodont eighties. truo preservAtive OF
them; that mparts pleasant aroma 70 the breath
favorite among dentlfrtees therefore. Il Hoxodont
Druggists all the country that the demand for
u ID I'm nie nse.-Adv
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A Favorito AatsAsse.
The Rnssan Rath 10 Lafayette place, u M antidots
for Scdeary aud convivinl habits, and Tor
colds aud rhe mAtisn.-Adp.
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Ts Drive 10 Miller 0. - las..tss.

George Martin Of Vanderbilt Landing has
wAgersd SO with KING Doardman Of staplston Staten
Ie,and that he will drive hnrse from Clifton fotten
utss q less Tbs trial viii es made on Tus,dsy nsxt
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Faster seylss.-Drss He.s 9sso snd q; Defsye,
and London brown. 0cOANh'B, 1f6 Rovra1y.
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1890: AN A.. e - H
sessS . csss !, ~ s;ss "a = ts.sians: 4.
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+" They All Bag IT,"

"'Tis wonderful" the druggist cried.
THE way the. people buy it!''
And when asked why he straight replied,
you'll know II you will try II.
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sELT.fRA1sE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LET THE
GRATEFUL PATIENT BE HEARD.
,CURE OF coNsIIPATIek AND WATER BRAsa
w. re Ils NINTH A.,


d. W. Joh0oeoos
no oRAND ST.. NEW YORK.
gFRIK0 UNDERWEAR AT POPULAR rRIoEa.
Dress Ahirts own make 81, ei.26. and o. 80 eaoh
Fancy fercals Drsss Shirts 20 order.
Muslin Might aAlrts, White Anchor, TO. saah
k.AW. Linen Coilars and Cuas.
1Aacy Msckwear az eli kinda
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~'Tis fragrant, soothing, heaithful, sweet,
There's nothing like it-try II.
Once used. none else will satisfy
ThAt's why the people buy IT,"