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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27
F.iSHION HO1ES

Short strings bOnne,s de rigarnr
Champignon Ia the In color this spring
The success In bDanrts this 10 tile small capOte
Butercnps selling rapidly along Fourteenth street
Ribbed socks ~ well A. ribbed stockings are much
worn.
sailor hats Of straw the country for
little boys.
Roth Cir. and boys sailor hats In the country
and ut the seaside.
Tho Capt, Crsty aud the Paul Theron the cOrsaye
roses FOR sweet seventeen.
Even for little people there are dainty seamless and
The bouquet of the passing nsucnt il Of pur
ple or white clover blossoms.
Silk mitts are solid knit with no clockwork or lace
Effects, and have very long wrists
Pompons and agretter rotn most hats and bon.
nets along " tth other trimmings.
The Egyptian Fnnchon has a fat top and dat sides,
forming square corners at the back.
s ssys. will :: ., @ whether of Nix
x. sss VIII :hc .a uSds IL: eh
with Ss Of .s.% .sa ;sI : girls are cut
Very light coors chosen for sentismsns spring
troussra spring ovorcosts, and spring scsrfs
and shades Of gray. drsD mushroom. snd coppsr
. S Z. stS.s SrIS
shade: q rose asSner blue cisnpisnon and copper
Guipurr dA and Irish crochet tho iaces for vel
used. '''"'' '' ="
Eer9 and cream ,.c.. form many dres.y evening hats
ments.
Little bows suits frequently Of three pieces
Jacket the waistcoai, Hnd the short trousers knee
brecches.
Little boy. Newmarket coats, made Of plaids and
chrrka, are given . masculine effect by 4AAhing thu
up In the back
The position I. the rival Of the Henri H. hat tnss
very high crown and narrow. straight briin, wider
before Than In the back.
There no longer any fashionable rolor all coor~
worn but there Ia taste FOR por chsnlpignol
blue. gray, and shot stuns,
The new sulh.rine and shaded ruby glass articles at
RlIryH attract the attention aud admiration Of all who
go To the great east siIs Bon Aarche.
The suit preferred for iittlc boys !. douhehrensted
or pleHed jacket falling below the hips, amt Knee
breechrs coming Just over the Knees.
An evening reception tniiet bonnet gloves dress and
srurssOrier In shades ut gold mud chadrUn makes
effective symphony Ia copper under gu.l,ght.
Mother Hubbard frocks for little girls At Rect "a
LI,utnu BaEaar, the yoke and skirt IN ssting
co"rs or " wash goods with yoke blouse or gunpein
one color, the skirt In another
The manner IN which hroche or clhroidered veuings
aud other stnns should be combined with pnin gpus
well illustrated the hrsped forms In the dress depart
Mant of our leading dry goods houses.
Tan. In It's various sa.s RENAME Tho fAvorifs color
for FentlancHs gnyes for NIL rep evening
or wedding when pearl aud lavender kids stitched
with biscA, are MIRA OF carried in ths hands
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LABOR NOTES.

The glass trade In all Its branches Is active.
The wssss Of ssrpenter's helpers the Capitol
srueton VI Albany have been reduced from u Ia 81 %
per day
The lake steamship at Buffalo have determined
to boycott the ongshor-nen OF that port The agents
refuse to contract with or employ union men.
A strike 10 threatened by the chain makors In the New
Jersey steel and Iron Works and the steel roers and
hepers at the Rowland street works, Frankfort are
ordered out. Wage disputes sre the cause.
The organ Of tbs iron workers asserts that trade I'm
proving From ten dersnt centres In Ohio the reports
are all favorna Tho same 10 true st Allentown, beaver
Falls. Frankfort Pittsburgh. aud other pointA
The cigar trade 10 dun In Budalo. Troy, Chicago,
Yonng.town covnE,on Aorris H.. and Gincinnaai; II
10 fair Ia Philadelphia and bad n New York strikes
prevail at Cincinnati, New York, and st. Louis.
In ohio the Legislature b.,dss sboshinx the prison
contrast ~ ste ha~ slno passed laws projecting
operative eaterprses and preventing the payment Of
wages BY scrip Other favorable bills are pending.
The M0udsrs' Union at Albany and neighborhood,
which has aecsnted cut Of ~ per cent ha. member
During the winter $50 ~ these men have been idle
The brotherhood Of Locomotive Rlgncers maintain .
neat monthly journal we'll filled with trade and selected
matter IN ths March number the uddresass Of IA divi
sions given covering the several states and Terri
tories, Canada, aud Mexico.
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xu wA0 xscIrs yusY szav1u
To.ooo fsse Gsa. 5000 HsvattAs. Se.00o
1ailisiaasu, aaA . Fssfssssssss Hsss.

5oyooo fsse hsa. 00,0oo 1svaNAss 1o,00o
1aiiittanss, asA . Prsfssssssss aIsss.
George Caulfleld, Commissioner Of Jurors,
has prepared n statement In answer TO COM
plAints that the juror In this county are
drawn from a list Of less than 10000 persons.
Mr.. Caulncld said yesterday that the jury list
was mado from the City Directory. bat chiefly
from the list OF registered voters. Not moro
than ten per cent Of the resistsred voters could
10 drawn. The voting population In tho down.
town districts was chiefly composed Of meohan-
les. smll shopksepsrs. and laborins men. b.
whom service on iuries would be q hardship.
For that reason most Of thu Jurors were drawn
from the uptown distirctA
Accompanying Commissioner Caul0eids
abatement was q table showing tho number Of
persons legally exempted Among the exempts
are 4, 701 active membsrs and I s OOO discharged
members OF tho State National Guard 2021
policemen, $50 fremen and GiO members Of
CLANS. 1900 LAWYERS. 1876 engineers 25O pilots
and seamsn, LOCO Clergyman. 28g0 city ON
cials, 1000 Government officers. 357 surgeon
4.l28 alsction officers. 500 public school teach.
ers. $50 telegraph operators. $50 professors.
39. 600 mon who arc physically disabled, 10000
over ~ years Of age. and 1850 persons who
the District Court juries.
III GS to 12 2S9 r1.osHs IT, qts c.a sIG
only LOSS who answered and were found liable
q ,ocH RssSaa aS q p:
2,063 members Of the Produces Exchange. 20 OF
tho 683 members Of the Petroleum Exchange.
shsuso % s S sSs e &c hs nS R
and about 600 were non-rssidents."
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Money Usder t.. Horse. Feet.

The burly. rod. faced driver OF Third ave-
who had been, apparently, studying tho heels
If his horses way down frnm Fourteenth street
yesterday, brought hts brake up with round turn IN
chatham square. lie tossed the rens 70 policeman
who WAS platform passenger and the
Of the car He CROPPED In the dust NJ tho track for
moment and then, returning to his post he unwOund
la. Ursko with vicious " hirl.
Looking for something you couldnt ind r. asked
the policeman. bxnterin9ly.
moment later the conductor opened tho front door
and hu,r,ed tile driver y nickel 'Thnts what I
looking for said The driver. hts e0udsd face bright
II hrst. That's tile rua Of the fDNi,"
Ia much money found In this wuy'" the reporter
asked
Lots" replied tn, driv-r " Don't know whore Il
all comes fro. Suess ~ it's dropped by passed.
grs wh-n they run after cars or Jump on them s2,he
driver. md enough buy all the grub and the beer they
mnuIs Tor fha c0nductnr aud th"msolves That's WV
y"l drivers looking al their horses heels ~
IL they thought they were coming on"
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ANN STREET CLEANED QUE
AAassHens Cease sssas spos the CIearins oi
= Block sr New York Pavemeus

AAaseasens Cease uent oDos the Clearing OF
Bloch sr New York Pavement
A broad. low innocent-looklng van, drawn
by two horses and followed by two Innocent
looking men, entered Ann street at broadway
Yesterday afternoon empty. Half block fur
Their On all had changed. Tho van was loaded
with sewing machines. printing presses. beer
kegs. bales OF old rags. and Indian clubs. and
had two handcarts fastened behind II with
ropes. The two men had lost their innocent
air. and wero peering rapaciously around for
more trophies. while junkmen swore and bar
bers drew In their sign poles. half block
more. and four swinging signs and another
handcart had boon added to the spols. together
with n nile Of Irish national song books. Then
the minlOns Of the Bureau Of Encumbran ces
turned into Nassau street and disappeared.
deals in paper makers stock at 20 Ann street,
had recovered his handcard. and had received
msSthsl. superiHtsndsnt OF Eneumbrancss.
tastiiying that Mr.. Stoekwel had paid 81 for
the Of back r%sh
neat receipt The Messrs ssshtck are re.
signed but Mr.. Stockwell SAYS that ON Monday
he will haye tho man arrested VIII, took away
his cart. He says he has done business In the
same place for thrty.four years. and never
Wy" Mr sssSscI said 70 q ~snortsr :'; There. no
use trying to get license to let orr carts
ticians are against us. I am going to take my
cart To pieces every time am through using
story. II 1 can't do that III nay. $500 for a
license to sell bananas on q cart: then ~ put
It stand in the street all day. just tho sumo as
any Italian"
Mr.. bernstein. at II Ann street. who is
what no will do about 1t. but will join In with
Stockwell IN any scheme to punish the men
who robbed him OF his sewing machines.
presses rugs, speaking tubes and wire graf
ing. Ril Of which. he SAYS. were on the sidewalk.
just on the paint OF heing shipped.
Tho bright side OF tho picture was the unRl.
Logged 10y Of pedestrians. who found they could
walk block without having to dodge low signs
Cr 4, bl,s ovar n iuh halea
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Victim e Her Pusv Weak Head.

Mary Mcdonald returned from three months
sojourn At the island Yesterday morning Four hours
she smiled Familiarity In the face Of Justice Murray
At the YOrkyille Police Court
whats the matter now, Nary
"NAwthing s0rr"
why can't you let liquor alone ~
81 do sorr."
Then how does 1t happen that the polccmn had 10
take you TO the station IN wheebarrow 7"
WIZ savsick, SORT"
"Seasick ="
Yes sorr. crsssed the Aat River this marnn' from
the Island aud tho surf was too stirong for me poor
weak head
and the weakness OF your heud again. Six months"
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Tr,ckery by - Ten-D.Iiar Gtost.

A Mrs. Jentoner Of Sextonviile Nd. lost some
money, aud consulted clsirrnyant who told her to
orina $40 oil MONDAY nish'. AMI meet him At certain
OAK tree At tho appointed tine snyS tie baltimore Sun,
ura Jentcr-r accom- panei By her husband repaired to
the old OAK tree where they were met by the wizard
suddenly f,rm rnhcd In rsrE ut " III white shroud
lis head emerged from tIr ao0n aud stnnd before
Mrs Jcntsaef IrnriHUg out TN buN. III. wizard took
the box, and " 20 Mrs, Jentpner, IN thrilling
whIilsT
Ynur money 1. in hisboS: but vnu rrs not "nen
TN yOu yet runs sAd tie. Meanwhile Ihr gu.t dlsal.
pn.rci The wizard 90 his SO Hai rrrtvi. rhe Jei
trlcr4 hurried nome opened lho bon II had IN II
ury rhpr! nuI rubhish. Mrs. JrHtcu,r HniOLvd thus
.ior, u Voc hcsure Justice rert yesterday.
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osssss nasasl nsws with saa Day-Ths f.
Aiaa Likes the Trail.


dian Likes the Trail.
"Georga Hazanl and had nice race In
Barney Woods athlstic grounds In Williams
burgh this morninR." said SAm Day Of Bir-
mingham Yesterday. 1T Was my last run before
the racc Hasasl wanted to 500 whether his log
would stand training for short match. now
that there Ia revival Of foot racing"
Rowell. Fitzgerald. Noremac. Hsrty. Nitaw-
Ed. Elbow. Campann. and several others In the
race ran . few miles In the Garden. Tho In
dian appeared delighted with tho truck. Ho
said 1t was the smOothost trail he ever placed
his moccRsina on. Ho thought runner ought
10 20 from one moon TO another without drop
ping out OF tho trail. He wanted TO run all the
afternoon. but George W. Lee. the oarrman.
who will coach him In tho go-as- you- please. In
duced tho scout from the lembina Mountains to
ratirs, to his tepse.
To-day the pedestrians will walk just enough
To kssD thsir trained sipews from stiffsninR.
They will take all the rest and .nourishing
food possible before starting on their exhaust
Ing Journey nt mIdniGht, after T., the 80. Sunday
and with the admission fec At nifty cents
lRowsls idea, the mnnagers look for a great
sitting paints II oua RICO Is he start. anu
tersstInE aud square contest. The scored will
first to the last second OF tho race. will be
This has been done In all previous great races
hers Expert exam ners Of record sheets know
that Il ID simply impossible TO frnuduently
push M any racers record without speedy do
Nj: l. MyssFs: th s,,s champion on. amateur .s,
Judges. Wallace Ross and Charles Courtney
M nsss1 fs S ns he xn
they are interested In.
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A Lursd Tale Of Jesss James.

"On Friday" said Sam. the depot man at
Morrisania, he SHE'D stone among number Of
goats that standing the Harlem Railroad track
"thoss gonis stood where they stand. You that
lean black fellow In the niiddef That's Jesse a,ues
Mrs Rordann billy por, Well, the O'Clock tram
down the track but the goats never budgrd The train
passed and looked To ace ~" air hlcd With goa, skin
After the tram lind passed the sl on the
track They had hnrro~e out spaces tho ties
aud each goat had lain dawn Ia his hole You cunt
MOrrlpuua goat"
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The Horse show.

Several express companies have entered
Jingle horses pairs for the National Horse show
The jumping glasses OF hunters will be large Horses
from Canada Kentucky, auia aud New
York have been entered There more
this than last for horses and carrase and tho
the show opeus on Nay N In Msdtssn square 0afden.
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sixty w"",-~ Pas. ,s-tCivM srrvIce Hoard.

Tho civil service examiners have reported
to Mayor Edison TINT they examined and passed ~
didntes for cerkshirs ami l57 applicants for other
places. sixty women who applied for places were
passed From tho list ~ ruccessful applicants 10 hnva
been appointed 10 places ~ III. Department Of Charities
and Correction, lain ihc rnrk department, ~ In the De-
Department An assistant bookke, per in the Depart
nent OF Charities and Correction and assistant store
keeper Oh Blnckwells l>ai we're appotcd from those
who passed the examination for clerk ships. ani ~ Of
the WIN passed by the Board have secured
places In the same depar t,ncnt.
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why he. w alteA.

just before noon yesterday an elderly man.
whose appearance indicated that he financially SOL
3D. stood in Broadway watching the Western Union time
ball His left palm hold Up almost level h
chin. and thin and battered opcr.fAasd silver watch
lay in n. An asgusintarce came along and said:
An, waiting to SEQ your watch 10 right -
tone.
waiting to see II the ball 10 right"
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To THE EDITOR or The SuS SIR: Empny-
nsnt for tho convcts in Stat. prisons that would
furnish occupation far the neat quarter OF "sntnr,
could be provided by having them prepare stone f"r
And proper PIERS for this city that now ~ but ~
differently supplied with thc-n atJuprts Vt rD"l.a'rcs
The state has abundance ot suitable store In >ri.
sing aud thcrr Ia good renspn ~ly thrs" nnl
bodied deprnrnis sued not he tui 10 wotN ~ nr"pnt
ting for th,s iet the city contract frr the service
az 2ND for TWENTY-FIVE years aud III" tVTa,-ung
bbnDOyD cubic yards ~ pier stone, h,l supply all h
ffiy piers OF stable conjunction nnh n'mlr 49, ~"
Qr.d the sides froIu the Halter, 10 linr,n
properly meet the needs of The shp.ix has wniG.
would meet The hsurty apprp' al sui "nriu-'
Ment ~ oar representative U"FthaHI~ u "uun '' a
bg public ilnuroNcm-a' ! rrcuirnleni ",'t At
ten'uu Of legislators whu nlakiug sincere 7hi
genuine efforts nnh proper s,nnlnvn"rt that will re-
h-,r xtsy-r, of tie heavy burden u iNr snrror' 81
able hustled prihiu inlnatss, lNnbA
NAV yOnk, ApiiI "a
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Arrfved-SASuRDAv. April 70.
18th.
Ss Columbia. Garve. Genoa March 10.
he Fast AuKin. Thomas Venice March H.
Ss Acapulco, Porter, AspinwAll
"a ChnttnhoOchee, DaRgett Savannah.
"a Delaware. Winnett, Charleston.
Ss Breakwater, Jenny. Lewes.
SAILED voREIGN
81 Amerigue, from Havrc for Nav York.
10 Elbe. from southampton for New York.
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Nnn.Ad.s.lx. Po,,t,e,nn..

a. dog" says Mark Twain. cannot be depended on
venon proved that the politician equally
uncertain support to the plans of the bosses
Bens"n's Capcino Porous Plnstsrs more adhesive
They always stick until their 10 done For and
other insist that they the paasrs
the world What qualities for example, ought the best
plaster for popular posyes Is this about
list of themi
1t sh0uld be safe.
1t should be Adhesive.
II should be Agreeable.
II should act Promptly.
1t should be highly Medicinal a,d Curative.
BeMsOnsis the only plaster combining these qualities
and is therefore, the best that be produced
take word for this Ask your
or your druggist We are willing t" arorpt their jug
lures Of more ihan 5.T ply ssisns plsrmscist" elem
lists and druggists, oil Voluntarily aud freely gwen to
this direct statement, The evidence OF such body Of
sxperts Is simply irresaiibl0.
The proprleurS Of Bcsons plaster have received the
highest awards all ~ tho e aiding for
etgn aiid dome Aio exhibitions.
most natural Beyond all dOut plaster Ia the most ef
fecve form in which the elements Of an external
edy oaa be agped The virtues ot III. ,nsdioina cen,
pores Of the skin. and cure ds-Asrs which might
wise he thought TOO deep secuted for external treatment
We call especial attention to the prompt action and
cixly nvened and prepared TO meet the ant indicated
BY the fesbieness sl6wness and other Questionable
traitA Of tho older kinds. which they now rapidly
In purchasing be on your guard sRsinst cheap imna,
lions witl, names which ring the changes the word
y !. Away. s.is.. 70 buy 2,
- sEXBUII I JOHNSON. Manufacturing Ghemi.ts
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trace Church. Brooklyn Heights.
en- IGyrf'A sySnns ASr ~ Re W1m
Alice M dnpghs9g Of lnsyie nens!, E,1 o, hroo., 4
and 57th 81. the residsncs Of the brhiss grand
mother. Mr., Mary Mason! Jones' by the Righi Rev,
GAlaln. 20 hsry Mason. daughter OK Mason Reu.lsw
KEkT-RUTfIR-Oa Wednesday, April 49, ., the resi-.
deuce Of the bgidrs w the Rev cornslils H.
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M.iRINE INTELLIGKNCR.

MINIATURE ALnAHAo-rHis DAv
Bun rises... o. Sun sets. 81 Mooa sets.. -
HiGH wArsR-rnis DAv.
Sandy Hook - Island 10 Hell DATE. :. II 50
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&C. can be cured III irss time win less medicine. nLd
for less Nancy by using Garter Llits Liver Pills than
BY any Other Meais.-Adr.
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Cushioned IN rosy gums inroscd IN lps that rRrt In
smiles Ike the orrnmg rosebud the teeth CLEAN with
IGing whiteness " the oh ArinE behu
tf ing S0lOoEt which ceases AMI blanrhes the teeth
without abr shing their enamel THIS agreeaby oiorous
and sanitary article only benefits tho teeth aud
hancrs tho beauty of the mouth bur canker aud
remedies liberation OF the gums-Adr.
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nemnrkNbI0 cure OF SOrniNcd BACK an0
WEAK EPIEB.
1876 STU Az: nEw YORK;
Some years ago In lifting . heavy weight something
broke In tho small Of back and confined to my
bed for over three month"; could not sit up without
intense pain and tho lower part VI my body cold
and numb. Tho nrst physician used lniments. oapsi
cum and much rubbing; tho second tried electricity;
the third burned with hot iron the fourth tried
cspctnc then tn and strength
enlnR pssters; but all IN vain. At tho end Of three
months was no better; could not sit up walk In
despair discharged doctors and for weskadid
nothing. Then saw the Of Mrs Hamnel Of Rock.
away Beach cured Of weak spineb Acocks Plastsrs
aud bought three; one applied At the small Of tho
back and the other two above noticed nothing tho
first day; the second. considerable itching felt all
along tho spine, and the itching the better felt.
Tho third day the legs less numb Tho fourth DAY
considerable p.rsptratton under the paseTs
they were taken OF. the spine well rubbed. aud
In four hours three fresh Alcock's Plasters
were put on. Next morning tho itching began
again. anil life appeared to now In my
veins. These plasters kept on nearly week. They
were then removed. ! was we'll rubbed, and waited
twcnty.fonr hours before putting Oh fresh Alcocks
Plasters. After this began to sit up In bed little
Codness and numbness were gone. Every day was
stronger better. and hopeful. The pssters ap-
psared to act the brain through the spino and ieA
with nervous force. changed the plasters every
four days In month after using Allcocks Piasters
got up and walked little. In six weeks felt almost
WELL and resumed business but wore the Pasters for
some nonths. Whenever catch cold now ii appears to
settle the weak spot AMI lays for day so
but couple OF AlcoGks Plasters soothing and
tratn1, quickly cure me. I must say here believe
these platerr the best external remedy dscov
cred. How much suffering would have beeu saved II
had only hold Of them hrsti have told my story
out Of gratitude AMI that suffering humanity may profit
by my experience shall be happy tV any writ
ton or personal inquiries IN relation to my wonderful
cure. of which have written a very brief outline.
HENRY KING.
Manager Seaside Sanit1riu
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CAUTION.

CAUTIOS.
when purchasing Ancock's Porous r!etcrs 10 not fall
to that tho Registered trade mark stamp each
plaster. as none are genuine without 1t.
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Keep's Perfect F!ti!as Crats'a shirts, "olv
one quality; the hest for - made IN measure Stores
-9to Broadway, It8 Fulton ST., I.le3 broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27

Superior TO Nil. Csihartic, aitsrativc specific for
disorders Of the stomach liver kdneyn eczema malaria
waters uativo and forssn" such waters arc poAiuvs
rriians. and impair the digestive organs aud kdneyA
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A Means sr Eaaallsy.

Though you dwell not IN palace,
Though your nhrb IL coarse and poor
You may tread the REALM OF beauty,
Who're u nsitlier king nor bour.
Rec the lips Of yonder lsdy
(fAshiOn'H dear and cherished petl.
Part aud rhow their pesriy captiyes,
In swsri, rosy cushions set.
You may avn teeth even whitcr,
BenutifyinH every smile.
aOnodont VIII mike and keep thea
Fair unl fragrant all the While.
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Do not snrsr from sick hsasehe . moment longer It
10 n~ressary. Cart.rs Little Liver Pus Will
you. Dose. one lille pull All druggists sell lheA.-AAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-04-27

Ksnnedy,a Eat..-Fns Dsrbyr. black or brown.
81 30, worth 81 ~ tS2 ~ worth jnl SIN Hats - 81
$3.50 $3.50; saving u Oh each hat. 10 Cortiandt Il.
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N",.i Roy restaurant aud .Afc tnth at. ai "li' AZ,
0vsrhok park II specially 1lApt~i IN tie ants al
GAa.Ss ouL EisHari MYssea rFeSfstos -Ads
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u. w. Jnhust0A.
M GRAND Mt, NkW YORK.
sPRlN1 UNDERWEAR AT POPULAR PRICES.
DresA Shirts. own make 81, St.x, cad u 80 each.
Fancy Parcale Drsss shirts tn order.
Muslin Night shirts, White Anshcr, 7se. eash.
Isiicy NeckweRr Of all kinds.
REMEMBEh THB ADDRKss,
I'D ukAND st., NEW YORK.
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Dr. COnverse, Cansty PhYsicisu,
Hudson county, suffered from soft hard orr
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