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New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
CHANGING TIE COUNT IN THIS CITY.
cLEvELAND's PLURALITY REDUCED 425-ELECTIoN
INSPECTIONS ARRESTED,

INSPECTORS ARRESTED.
Aaron j. VanderpOcl, Charles p. Miller and
Albert Stckney yesterday completed their examination
of the election returns filed In the Bureau OF Elections
They made copies OF the returns of the votes for Prcs
dental electors and compared them with the police
turns which footed up on election
night. John l.. Brodsky also made copies
Of tho returns and compared them with the
copies held by Mr.. Stickney The work was completed
about noon and 1t said at that time that no dis
crepancies worth mentioning had been discovered
between the police copies and the the bureau
No footings Of the returns made at the bureau
when vandcrpoel and his left Police Head
quarters IL said that they going the Hoffman
House to add up the figures and find out the
plurality which the Cleveland electors had this
city.
The figures copied by Mr.. Brolsky were footed up
carefully and showed that the plurality OF for the
Cleveland electors in this city 42,sol 4Z5 less
than the last computation from tho police copies. The
computation Oh election night gave plurality Of 42.7II
but later count OF the same police
figures showed a plurality Of 1925. In explanation
of the differences 1t said yesterday that mistakes In
adding made election night and that at the later
computation Of the figures the returns from two
election districts might have been counted twice Mr.
Brodsky President French Of the Board Of Police Ber
nard Bglin Robert q. MoCord and De Witt c. Wheeler
thought that the difference OF 425 In Ceyelands plu
raliiy might prove important In the general
result Messrs. French and Wheeler late
m the afternoon went uptown to give information to the
National Republican Committee 1t was reported at
Police Headquarters about the same time that Mr.
yanderpoel and his associates also had asceraned tho
correct plurality for tho Democratic electors bo
42sOi. Mr. Ottendorfers name had been scratched On
about 200 tickets. II was said
General Francis g. Barlow found ut the Hoffman
House late In the afternoon In set of parlors tho
second floor. devoted to Democratic usos Being asked
for the total OF the Democratic plurality IN this city as
shown by the examination OF the returns ut Police
that hud just taken place. he said, that
CAArIes Miller. Aaron J. Vanderpoo, Francis L. SteL
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
WISHING REFEREE DWIGHT REMOVED.
GROUNDS FOR THE APPiIcATIoN-TIIE CASE DE-
FEREED TWO WEEKS

GROUNDS FOR THE APPiICA1lON-IiiE CASh DL-
FERHED TWO WEEKS.
The application in the Marie-GarrisOn SUIT,
for the purpose Of restraining Theodore W. Dwight from
acting further as referee IN the was transferred
Yesterday from the Supreme to the Superior Court as
Justice Donohue had declined to consider the application
n the Supreme Court holding that as the referee was
spponted In the Superior Court the rehef oesreu
should he sought there. Judge lngraham IN the Su-
peror Court Chambers granted all order yesterday on
the application of Henry L. Clinton IN benaf 9i o N.
GARRISON recurring Peter Marie, Frank A. Otis George
r. Fearing Robert L. Cutting. lr ana Jacon oromWeh
to show why Professor Dwight should not oe re-
The grounds on which the removal is sought are
that the referee is grossly biased agaihst
Mr. Garrison that he cannot be impartial IN hearing the
case: that he IL incapable of applying wellsctcu p
ns that he has refused to consider points OF law which
with established facts were fatal 10 Mr. Marie case
II also claimed in the moving papers ana assgrh rs
for the proposed rem0N ila inisssol DWdgo
who receiving 300 for each hearing hhe
refused to the plaintiffs To the issues raised by the
pcndings allowed them not only to 60 I'M" PROOF on
collateral hut to Introduce evidence III support ~
ine The defendant TO great orpres sion and injustice yet
that despite such latitude allowed to the plaintiffs me
Of the defendant Garrison testimony competent
10 prove material and important issngs raised ny the
ilcadlnga Instances intended tO sustain hoth ~ These
charges given is also charged ih ihe paris nnl
although this, was m action ,e =, n|' ,rf Yrt
at the same time would not hold that IT was not an ac
og at law ou saie me ra'n'n, a. ,hS II vas
m action ut law IN equity nnd when raintis rested
ihei csse denied melton l acIcnaas , egnn,el m o
that therefore, the counsel ~ drrndpht Naiilanh were
rul into tho rc4llon oi hol hnowhs wcihei ,hnt Men
,lpfndne hnli tnn against arasp ~ equity ~ htnar ~
law dial ih0s ihn ,irehdpn, wps suJrrlel 10 pll tho
Disadvantages, white ,he rian,lns had al 'he ed,an
MgnS ether srocne,iidna ae se' iorlh Ia Tho atdaS
deianng the Instances ~ alleged hlas ahd irlunts uh
The part nf i,.feloe Dwight The order Is ,tnn itlnih
abis Oh November A4 Ia tho meantime all proceedings
.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
ALBANY, Nov. S.-The following proclama-
tiOn was issued to-day by the Governor:

ALBANY, Nov. S.-The following proclama-
ton was issued to-day by the Governor:
The people of the State OF New-York should permit
neither their ordinary occupation and cares any
usual cause OF excitement to divert their minds from
sober and humble acknowledgment of their dependence
upon Almighty God for all that contributes to their hap
piness and conentment and for all that great
ness and prosperity 10 our proud commonwealth
In accordance with the longconnucd custom hereby
appoint and designate Thursday the twenty seventh day
of November 1894. 10 be specially observed day OF
Thanksgiving and praise Let all the people of the state
a that time. fOrego their usual business and employ
ments and In the several places o worship give thanks
to Almighty God for all that he has done for them Let
the cheer of family reunions be haowed by tender
membrance of the love and watrhful of Heaven
~ Father And In the social herings OF friends and
neghbors let hearty good will and fellowship be chast
ened hy confession of the kindness aud mercy OF God.
Done at the capitol in the CITY of Albany. this eighth
day of November. I'm the of Lord thousand
eight hundred and eighty four. GROVER CLEVELAND.
By the GOvernOr
DANtEL a. LAMONT,
Private Secretary
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
THE FIRE RbCORD.


EXCITEMENT AND LOSS IN A FLAT HO USE
Peter Doclgct the brewer owns row Of hand
some i've stoiy biowhstuhe Nat houses adlollne hs
brewery IN iast rllty sixth A. 4 No started IN The
baspmeht o Qua ~ the husns 80, lid shortly aef
IA Yesterday ahi ~ few minutes tho namrs had made
thu wAN ~ al elevator shaft a. Tho fndf Mrs inling
ahd hei dashlnf iiffe live tho soeuhi naor 4sle
npnhfd sliding door leading a. the eieN AMI Tho
ianrs btis cut and seofnhe her eyehruws an ainged
hnr han hhh hhd her hinlheI ran screaming into Tie
street An alarm quickly brought the iiremen,
MeanWhile tho othor occupants poured out OF the
building IN haste. All got out safely, When the flames
were under control $4,000 damage had been done 10
No lJ6 aud iS The top floor OF each had been guted
Charles hohutzo ana his family who lived on the top
floor of No i3s 10 which the ancs had crossed, lost his
all, about ~ ,sW. family named Nathuslus on the
top floor OF No it6 os $1,000; Mrs Beiling suffered
loss OF 5000 family named Beck lived ou the third
floor and named Sutcheil the fourth floor; each
lost 5000 The families OF g. q. sptzen, Martin Katz
aud Samuel Eckstein In No ABS each lost furniture
worth 5000. The canso OF the fire not known.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. S.-A fire last night
destroyed the planning mill OF william West and two
adjoining dwellings The loss is $32 900; insurance,
$4,000.
DETROIT, Nov. S.F @. Hendricks sash and blind fac
tory and planning MILL at Mount Clements were burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
PHLADELrIIIA Nov. S.-Fre broke out this morning In
the packing box mandatory of Robert 5. Officer and
spread to the factory OF Thomas Tunis The buildings
were consumed, involving loss estimated at 900 for
Officer and and $4,000 for Tunis Three houses and a
stable owned by Thomas New also destroyed The
total loss is estimated at 100000 insurance unknown.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
BALLOTS WRONGLY COUNTED.

BUTLER AND ST. JOHN VOTES GIVEN lo ''"'"
LANp-Av INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE.
Information comes to the State Committee from
severa, different sources that IN some places the
vote for Butler was not counted for him. out was
counted for Cleveland. To a somewhat less degtee
this was also done. it Is alleged, with st. Johh pa''
lots The folio wing is specimen of the telegranS
received BY Chairman Warren at the headquarters
of the Republican State COMMITTEES:
In my district find that the inspectors counted Wv s soo
tora ballots without opening them merely Jaug'ns ,m
eItornal appearanoea Ths blaine ballot was oI thick
paper and folded large, while tho Clevelhnn M" @ .'u
Eutler ballots were thinner paper. aud smaller hah
the Uaine ballot Consequently the butler hsiiot Was
i'm many cases counted for Cleveland. 1hia may nave
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
OPPOSED TO HIGH PRICES.

AS an example of what intelligence, enter
prise, low prices. and liberal use OF printers ink can
accomplish the firm of william b. Riker Co., No 353
si1thave.. stands prominent. This firm from compare
lively small sales has established business extending
all over the city aud suburbs while they have found II
Necessary to have separate department for country
orders They well known as beng the leading irin
opposed the Champion plan against the whole com
binaton OF union druggists. Their motto Is Down with
ring rule and charges" In another page OF
todays issue will be found their announcement. Ii Is
lively matter and interesting to the public generally
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
THE WEATHER REPORT,
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-FOr New England,
fair weather. northwes,erly Winds becoming variable
rising followed by falling barometer nearly stationary
temperature followed Sunday by rising temperature
For the Middle Atlantic states, fair weather northery
winds becoming variable, slight fall followed by rising
temperature during Sunday afternoon rising followed
the north and west portions by falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
PUBLISHING AN UNOFFICIAL ORDHR.
The Brooklyn Union, in spite of informatio

obtained by its reporters to the contrary published
yesterday alleged order said to have been sent out
from company headquarters Of the 18th Regiment,
calling the to secretly assemble at the ArnOry,
last night, at given signal General Christensen, who
commands the I'd Division National Guards and who
supported Cleveland, denied that any order had been
received or Issued by him for such Q step.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09

AIwELI1aAydoRp7A Gaylord:yills Conn., Noyc%S W.,s
Awell Of NcwYork. 70 Marion Irene, eldest daush'ss
George H. Gaylord.
BERG MANN-STANDTNGER-O Wednesfay. Noyemblo
g. 1884, at the Tabernacle Baptist Church BY tho rev
B Hull Charles n. Bergmann Cora j., only daughess
of Mrs NJ. A. standinser. all Of this city.
BLIss-KEITH-on "wednesday, November .. o. -
Brdgewater Mass, by the Rev. Dr QuinDy Benjamin klnl
Bliss New-York, TO Mrs Elizabeth Williams Keith, -
East Bridgewater
DANIEL-MARTIN-On November 3, at Calvary Churoh
summit j. BY the Rev James W. R0obins d. d., and the
Rev Buttsrworth Rev Wilson Eustace Daniel vices
OF Holy Trinity Frome England, 10 Mary Nevns MarsaA
daughter Of the lat, r. l. Martin. OF Penn
EDGAR-DENNI Son Thursday evening November 9
the residence Of tho brides father lB4 MontsgnesS
Brooklyn, by Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher. George Park0
Edgar and Sarah Frances Dorr Dennis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Non Wednesday. NovembM
Jennie Skeningon 10 Abner Hayward. r both OF th1
city.
PFEIFFER-FOLSOM-TnN New-York City by the Rev. DA
H. Weston of ST. Johns Church. DIT Oscar J. Pfet6ef
Boston Annie Hale only daughter Of the late Samuel
q. Folsom. OF PoTtmouth. N. II.
Boston and Portsmouth papers please copy.
REID-MOTr-On Thursday. November 9. At D. vinosaA
Church, BY the Frank IL. Lilly, o. p, Louioo
v. Mott to John J. Reid ~ ID.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09

xsero issne fran the hous0 of Thnmas Bates " fwe
stranse ve Npre sean sMgHni , ,ns nasn"smb smt
d,.J ,ho nmo. Who m,oreans NrIp gaplurch ana con
Hsssei ih Al (Loy had mlpudel to burn the village
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE Nov. 81 a. m.-The movement OF
tho barometer yesterday was upward Clear and fair
weather prevailed. The temperature ranged between
800 and 5Oo the average 37s0 being 3os niger than
on Friday. =, .,,
to-day In this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Union Square Hotel-Congressman David X.
Paige. OF Ohio. Clarendon Hoei-J0aqun Godoy
Chilian Ministerial Washington Iynh Apenm Hotel
william Henry smith. Of Chicago Victoria Hotel
George c. GOrhHn or Washington. Windsor Hotel
H. X Gable. President Of the Chicago, Rock Island aud
Pacific Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
NE ARE SEVEN.

1t ia a conservative statement to say THAT
exclusive of NewYork City and Brooklyn. ihc Repnb
oaa detection N the s.is At large not less h-n r
fuses vote for Blaine casts ballot against him. and
the Democrats hold anything Ike their full party
Of New-York viii exceed the 1872. 900 majority he re-
eeived candidate for Governor" Independent" Dc
baing TO Herald reporter, Oct "a, 1854.
met an Independent youth.
He truly good. he said
He angelic wings, in TRUTH
And halocs round his head.
He had pensive, chastened air.
In sackclOth he was clad
He gnashed his teeth he tore his hair.
His anguish made Inc sad
Comrades and heelers. gentle youth.
How many may you BET"
"IiOw manyi Seven In ALL" he said,
And blushing looked at me.
"And who are theyi Pray. tell me true"
He answered, "Seven are We,
Curtis is one and Schurz Is two,
And Freeman Clarke is three.
"Godkin is four and Bowker five,
The six is Higginson,
And six plus me the make,
And so my task is done"
"Hoid. hold" said " revise youi count.
Tell me- before high Heaven,
Will not your figures higher mounti"-
He answered, ave are seven.
"Two OF us in Gotham dwell,
Two In Brooklyn found;
The lives OF two in Boston fell,
And Schurz-he boards around"
"Yes, yes, my son. your words arc true,
But all the same you know.
You swore the woods wero full Of you
Not many years ago.
"You swore that over all New York
The Independent sheayes.
Were thick. such your daily talk
As VallambrOsas leaves.
"How many are yon then sayI
Like countless stars OF Heaven 4"
The sweet gazelle he did reply.
"Iay neghbor. we are seven"
"But you're host, mighty host
The mightiest meath Heaven
Twas throwing words away the youth
Had hoard the news and knew the TRUTH
He answered, WE'VE seven"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
AnnsancsnsntA

Genuine Hos Malt Extract signature OF Johann
Eisnck OF every bOtue huoIcu W
a ply slcians for general debility Beware oil 'u'AS
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
HsIislous Not!ecs.

Inoa chicks.aS .odaa; Hall SUNDAY s"
Rev Filler Presdea Zion wese
~ 4na J2S + SdT service wee of
ASA HULL @u'ea aissI9p gosHpn boGAkbus Pes
POND. Cor. Secretary
tir,,ga Reppsnn snpv nan az and Ts pt
W. ~ Flint lint will sps sunGay AZ 80 @ and
ali invited -
AZ Miller Hail. sethst and 3daye-Ms:s9 "Is pn,yes;
SMELL. stiI "Vits posponsi p,nsii Last sunday
Fourth nsrap Gsnrsh i?th, Il os,sS1H nsSn PaiSr
viii preach, at II o'clock m subject, "limmortaity''
Tho public cordially invited sunday-seAool at 10 a m
soul: fffh X sR A19GR GwTSS ~
t! ySaSs Mora Ifn ea, en BecSaded n our Strife and
give address at 4 p.
ssa Gsars a. ), the sV
OF Boston at IL a. m. The public cordially invited
We: s3. Rs ch5f t sI
will preach on sunday 9th nst at IL a. m and 7t3 IN
Reformed c"iho' SsN IS Snqsfh ThrMY IL wS d. S
ysG CsDc, a ,Ns sn S Roman
Catholics invited to meet him
Calvary Charch tnys apn sSy,S. Com:
munion al a. m; morning ssrvre az % TSe Re- tor
Sn the Rev S.sp9s R9 A.t y sS rrEsL D. viii oaicaV
70 Of Mere n @
sion service s.
Messiah ss,9, rnt, an Ms1ns !,
Subject. A Hundred Years Ago" Evening at .; "our
Lien the Immortal Lie
Rev GTaSLHs STfs Is Il fa Eaf6S and
ns nn' se9ar.s tn sGs1"s 9c shs H.
D; SAprs SD ss.rSsa o "a ans ssa &
7:3O D. m. strangers cordially welcomed
rGs SsH:sa .sa si 30 NV
and an the he e1 naS " s. 81 RAISsFoRD in the evening
c1rfs As HsI P ay an%
morning IL O'Clock Evening service and sermon
7:i5
Disciple. Of Christ West 'otns between sth and sta
avePeaching sunday morning and evening by the PASTOR
the Rev. b. Is. TYLER
sali-c du ssin, Esprit. 80 22e r,e ouesIservise a
Wittmeyer, rectcur
First society ct spri,nalis,. a. Repa6can m Han .,
ing usual Morning s,r sats es
free All invited.
rim Avenue Bspti-t Church West 4en;st, 5n
DIR ARMlTAGk, Pastor, Will preach AZ IL a. IN shu
r. B. KElsAY OF Brookiyn at 7iS p m sunday school '''
s,sn"s sfs nj ps
pSrn ns at at i 0SSSs sasse S%9fSs fHs
NewJeru.aiem Church E.st s5tnst between Lsycs
ton aud Rov = SEWARD HyaIts
to to the 1 + fruiG." ai!'' ''''''
REV H. VI mascd D. o, chsssS y Nn sup,y p5s,eA ,in n
U., ueur, NJ sanders. Pastor OF the Central BAPTIST
sSa7ys and $50 p m SUNDAY school, a;so
st Isn.a. Church t9te 2, between IN and S,h ayes,
iO. IL a IN, 7ap m Daily q IN.
~ George Church-An seats froc.-Rey. w = RAINS.
EoItD Rector-IIoly COmmanlol BY X 'Ctor
at ii; chiidren's service NJ 4 usua service ats
The People. spiritual Ncepss. Arcannm Hall 81 Wose
25h.st 9th avePublic tOnsrelce and Seauc- 80
and p sunday and Friday Seats free Pubic
invited.
The Fer,ieth Anniversary o. tho Proest.n, LPeop.i
Church society In the Cty anu orto
New York will be held In the hurch OF tho iioy Ifhy
ave and Forty secontst, on sunday evening NO
womb D. at O'Clock. The Rev W - kAlNSroho n.os".
Of ST. oorge's Church. viii preach the Anniversary
The MN thlrd Anniversary OF the 'N " rrot Eps
City Mission Society viii be bold ims ensnins ,ncys ~
Baft holvmews Church itth ST aud ~
auar ter before scocs Adtiesse. by Hes ~n. ~"
gan snd Rev Morse r. Rev H. u fo''of' Ass's'sss
blshop will presids-
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
ATTEMPT TO BURN A TOWN.

There was considerable excitement yesterday
an attempt to burn down tho village Of Borlnvile.
Il The large unoccuped dwelling Of X. Tucker was
kseo 70 the ground, and immediately sfterwsrd flames
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

r. diagram TIE bromesncs vshss,ons u this M e tn,h
The BROKEN d9ttee nns
~ ndiestsd ~ ths " ~"
nuts eharmsey, SIS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
LUADBoRD's RHENIsH COLOGNE
Henry A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,

Earl g. " ilson's shorthand Collars and
bead edge Cuns arc the best sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09

zen and tranes sept all ~ whpm had been presfnt at
the pol't were ~ an apinng rppu and he would ask
!hem spon " After ~ absenoe Of ew mlnntes he 20
Ined and said that They not willing W sye tho
hgres though as far he concerned he could SEQ
no imIroprety In giving them. He declined absolutely
All tho eloction returns have been died by the Inspect
crs o election as required by law except those from tho
twenty fourth election district Of tho list Assembly Dis
trGi The Inspectors appointed in that district wcre
william Hunt chairman (Repubcan), OF No. 363 Wash
ingionst James sullivan tRepublcan Of No ~ Wash
ingtonst Edward Conki,n Democrat, OF No. l65 IInd
son ana Christopher ckoR DemOcrat), Of No 274
Westst. They had not dci their returns with tho B
rssn OF Elections or the County Clerk
though tho returns for the clerk Of tho
Board OF Alderman II thought ut the District
attorneys Office filed In the time required by law. Tho
inspectors OF this district sent for by the District
Attorney and appeared at his Office. They gave expana
ons OF the delay that not regarded satisfactory
nnu were detained for time Mt the office Aferward
they werc committed to the Tombs by Justice Duffy In
defau OF II 900 bail each except Hunt who held IN
S3ooO WyckoH said that he depended upon the chair
to sign
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09

"kouGH ON IrCH"-.Cures humors, ernptl0ns
Yngworn letter salt rheum frosted feoi, ohiblalhs
.kough ON Coras" for Corna, kunions Ice
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09

dia net epea The hapts Ono Butler maa here elawsa
sill tho returns All not show Butler ballot he found
on eKamlnaoa ono Butler ballot 10 tho boY aud aid not
look further. aud this ballot at least must have been
counted Tor Cleveland because tho size was the same
W Clev Glands ballot
The name of the sender of the message and tho
do not wish to give the information to tho Demo-
Gratis. In each the matter is being thoroughly
Investigated by Trustworthy men. How far 1t can
after by counsel But Chairman Warren and Sscre-
tary VrOOman are investigating each case rs it is
reported. and they will endeavor to have punished
to the full extent of the law any person who can
be shown to have participated In or connived at
these frauds on the ballot. Chairman Warren and
Secretary Vrooman will remain at the State head
quarters until the matters connected with the
vass OF the vote IN this State are settled.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09

MAYOR EDsON CONGRATULATES CLEVELAND
Mayor Edison yesterday sent the following
telegram to Governor Cleveland:
Please accept my sincere congratulations your elcc
ton as President Of the United States. which now seems
to be conceded by all parties The apprehension and
ctcment which have prevailed in this city for few days
past have happily abated and streets have assumed
their usual condition Of peaceful activity.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
AnaouaesmsnM

aSScsss fsSlaaS MsrlasA ylf s,ss
kSSSddSSssIrE: sin: gssi ass hislS' s'vsis.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09

la4 Lexington ave-, between 2,th aud Svth sts,
Bours X 10 l. TOT. Diseases OF the Nervous system
uenite- Z rinaIy organs. Impotence and ster'iiT'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09
MARR{ED.

Tss superiority Of sansrts Fsvorns Extracts osnsses
their perfect purity and strength
New-York tribune., 1884-11-09

All notices Of marriages must be ndorsed @iM JaH NAM
and address.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

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 Also Agents fpr Le RTCHAU'S GOLDEN Pills, for Weakness, loss of physical powers. and ali diseases ari>ing from abuse and excess or over-work. Price. s per box.
 Sent everywhere, c. O. D., securely pack cd per express.
 c. E. RICHARDS (S CO.,, AGENTS, 527 $ 423 S2nkOmP street cor Clay.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-12

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 pr. Miutie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRET- IcUA cures all kinds of Kidney and Blad- der complaints, GOnorrhea, Gleet, Lu- eorrhea. For sale by all druggists; Sl 2 bottle, six bottles for $5.
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