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Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17
Postal

WAsHINGToN, May l6.-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE, THE following Nebraska
postmasters were appointed to-day; Charles
T Richardson, Blakely, Madison county
vice George b. Rouse, resigned; Frank Ed
Nltnan MCKEE. tsgrGYsA. -,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17
Ladies who value a refined complex
ion must use Pozzoni's Powder---it pro-
duces a soft and beautiful skin.
Georges Legacy Lost,

TRENTON, N. j., May 16.-TSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE.l-The court of chancery
rendered a decision which deprives Henry
George, the land a~gitator, of the requests of
property aggregating in value about $4,000.
The property had been bequeathed to him by
William Hutchins, an eccentric admirer of
Henry George, who recently died. The OBJ
ject was to aid George in the dissemination
of his and doctrines. The heirs of Hutch
ings claimed that the bequest was illegal be-
cause not for charitable, benevolent or edu-
~cational purposes, such as the law medita-
ted. Vice Chancellor Bird, in deciding the
case, conceded therein. He said Georges
doctrine, if followed out, would upset laws
OF hundreds of years standing and create
chaos. Reviewing Mr.. Georges literary
works, he classed many of the statements as
halluc nations. ''There is" he said, moth
ing reasonable or rebellious in the books, but
the author teaches doctrines at variance with
laws the courts are every day called upon to
uphold" The bequest was therefore de-
clared void.
Without health life has no sunshine.
Who could be happy with dyspepsia,
piles, low spirits, headache, ague or
diseases OF the stomach, liver or kid
news? DR.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic
quickly cures the above diseases. Price
SO cents. Goodman Drug Co., Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17
HANDSOME LINE OF
BOYS Shirt VaiStS
Health is Wealth.!

DR.. r. c. VESTS NERVE M BRAIN TREAT
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous, Prostration, caused by THO
use of aicohel OF tobacco; Wabefnlness, Mental
Insanity. and leading to misery, decay and
death. Premature Old Age, 1B~arrepness. Loss Of
Spermetorhea caused by qver-exertiqn Of tho
brain. self-abuse or over-indulgence. Each boy
SIX boxes for $500. sent by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt OF price.
I'VE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received by
us, for six boxes, accompanied with $500. we
will Send the purchaser our written guarantees
to refund the money If the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by @. +.
GOODMAN, Druggist, Sole Agent lilo FarpanA
Street, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-17

DR.. McGrew. Rectal, urinary g. priv
ate diseases only. Room 8, Barker BLK.
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BROOKLYN.

Limited divorce IS sought In the Supreme Court by
Mrs Mary Lupton from Edward Lupton NeSiect
and cruel treatment alleged by the plafntln, ara
the defendant charges his wife with bad temper ana
staying out late at night
Charles F. Macdonald, a young business man, OF
No. 1904 CalycI-st, has been absent from MS hohIo
since June IL and It is supposed that the reason is
90 be found in the fact that Miss Anna lennon, Oh
No. 1914 Eaglc-st., has Tilted him. Mr. MacDonald
was contractor and some Of his creditors arc
anxious to know where he is.
From July l the salary of Postmaster Hendrix Will
be So 900 year, the receipts OF the oce having IN
creased from S4O1 O66 for the year ending March
81 1886, when he took Office at $4,000 a year, to
S57a, 24S fer the year ending March 81, 1883. The
appropriation for tho expenses Of the Office for next
year Will be SlO4,e95, an increase OF SfO,e95 In two
years.
Mrs. Josephine Blenders, OF No 207 Kontave., re-
ported yesterday that her husband had deserted her,
taking all their savings except 300.
1t is expected that portion of the money appro-
priated by the Legislature last winter for improve
mens in and about Prospect Park will be spent In
improving the unsold portion OF the East Side lands.
Mayor Chaplin is expected to announce the names
of fifteen members of the Board of EDUCATION,
third Of the body, to-day Public interest cenires
upon the question whether he will appoint any
women or clergymen on tho Board. Several OF tho
members whose terms expire will succeed themselves.
The closing exercises of the female department Of
Ing.
General and Mrs c. T. Christensen give a reception
this evening their home at Eighth and Presi-
dentist, TO X. b. Anderson, United States Minister
to Denmark, and Count SpoDneck, Danish Minister to
this country.
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COURT CALENDARs-TO-DAY

sUPRKME COURT CHAmBERs Before Andrews. j.
1885 2O7, slS go 22i a2S 2e 49, So6 3O 5Os S0e $40
81
ggaS4a 500 SIS S77. sol. ss7 s22 $685. ssa ss7.
Parker JNos 7l0 52i. 72o. 1925 243 1884 $50. s42 49,
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUII- I.-Before Lawrcnce J.
Adjourned for the
SUPREME COURT - CIgCuIT-PlBT I.-Beforo Chlds
J.-AdjOurns'i sine die.
SUPREME couRr-CIRcuIT-PAET IIL.-Before o. Brlen J,
-Adjouruel sine die. y
sUaRoeATg's CouRr-Beforc Ransom s-will OF Hausman
De Baum D. M; will OF Catharine Kelly. D. m. will Of
john II. Clearwater 2p.m
TESTIMONY TAKEN THE PROBATE CLERK
Probate OF the wills OF Henry Menrel Annie Duhmr D. NJ
Mis. Martin Eausen. Thoma. Brown, 10 a. M; Timothy
Sweeny. Anna G. Bittmann. Edward blackburn 10: M
suPKRiok COURT - GENERAL TERM - Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CougT-sPEcrA: TKM-Before oGorman, j.
suPERIoR CoURr-TaIAL TEnl-PARr L--Beiore Dugro.
COMMON PLRAs-GESERAL TERM-Before Van Hoesen p J.
AMI Alien JJ.-No day calendar. 49,.
COMMON PLEAS - spEcAL TERh-Bsfore Van Hoessn, J..
COMMON PiEAs-EoUITY Before Allen. JAdjournsd
coNEos PLKAs-TRIAL TERM-PARr I.-Beforo Larremore.
u T.. ADJOURNED for the TORN - =, MT,
Adjourned for the trrp.
Sirr counr- InIAL TEaM-PAnr I;Beicre Brswns j.
ssss S.so 1892 $685. 6'7 BOIL si4S 'is' s4sa Sis5.
CRY CoUgr-TnIAL TEmi-PARr II.-Beiore McGown j.
ssas sts. ssys sSo s5o5 ;SiS SSi5 oiSO. Sao SS2s.
CRY coUnr-Tni1L TRms-PAHr III-Bsfors McAdam.
CJmAcJoursed for The iscs, 49,,
pisIrieL Attorney Fellow Ss'urned 10 M92naay
j. and Assistant DistrctAtoney Davis. Adjourned
sleeve. ~ and Assistant DistnctAttornsy Rorser-Ad.
T. and Assistant DistrictAtornsy JsrOms.-NOG 70 II
inclusive
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THEY ALL EXPECTED TO Marcy HIM.
GAY YOUNG BARTENDER WHO PROMISED TO
WED IN ALL DIRECTIONS.

GAY YOUNG BARTENDER WHO PROMISED TO
WED IN ALL DIRECTIONS.
mania for marrying 10 have seized upon John H.
ONel OF No. 26G Wythe-avc Brooklyn bartender In his
fathers liquor who at the age OF nineteen Is now
langushiag Raymond Street jail to answer TO charge
breach OF promise marriage preferred by Mary Beatty
age seventeen No 1s9 South Fours At least three
girls supposed he would wed hem but TO each the exist
rivals until recently One day last
week Beatty informed his father that young ONeil
had deserted her for another GIRL and the elder ONel
promised his about the matter. The latter
agreed keep his word to the girl and his father pur-
chased him a wedding ring.
The youth visited the girl and promised to marry her
the next evening, and then went to see Nellie Oshea
he had also promised TO and persuaded her 10
eope with him and tty went to the house OF the Rev.
Father Malone 20 be married But Mr. oShea who had
got wind OF the affair had preceded them and stopped the
ceremony by taking his daughter home. Whom her lover
failed appear Miss Beatty procured warrant for his ar
rest and then servant the ONe family claimed that
the young Lotharo had agreed to marry her.
Several suits for damages for injuries TO hearts and
blighted affections are expected
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LIQUOR SELLING ON SUNDAY

THE POLICE SAY THAT AT SOME OF THE PLAchs
COMPLAINED OF LIQUOR IL NOT SOLD
Police Commissioners McClave, MacLean and Voor-
his held meeting yesterday, upon the return OF DIT.
McClave from Chicago. President French Will be ab-
sent I'm California for several weeks. cold chill
crept up tho backs of the Commissioners whom they
read letter from Mayor Hewitt asking for advice
upon an amendment Corporation ordinance to ex-
tend the time for removing ice and snow from the
sidewalks. Corporation Counsel Bcekman sent his
opinion regarding the duties of tho police In cases OF
arrest for homicide. Lawyer Moss, Of DR.. Crosby's
Society," on June 10, wrote TO the Commissioners
We have again communicated with Captains McIaugh
lin, Sevn, Carpenter and Garland regarding the opera
tons OF liquor saloons in their presncs on Sundays and
giving list OF places which have come under our ooser
walton There has been Improvement whatever In this
particular. Copies Of the lists will be furnished you on
request
On the same day Mr.. Moss sent to each Of the four
Captains list OF the places Enclosed IN this letter:
Dear Sir Some time since our Society Tor the prevention
OF Crime called attention among other things TO the
operation OF liquor saloons in your precinct on sundays
No improvement has been observed. now send you o
list OF places which have come under our observation IN
this p1rtleuai. We expect decided action In the
Sunday law Ia these places and through
your precinct at one.
Superintendent Murray yesterday sent the letters
to tho Commissioners. with reports from the Captains,
stating that many Of the places in Mr.. Moss's lists were
not liquor stores. Some of the places were vacant
buildings. Frequent arrests had been made on sun
mentioned were known 10 be kept closed OH Sundays,
with the shades up, that tho vacant barrooms
visible frOm tho streets.
G.. Browne Goode, Of the Smithsonian Institution,
made application for Photographs from the Rogucs'
Gallery, but Chief Clerk Kipp directed TO reply
that the application must be denied for police reasons.
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RAIL PLAYERS HELD AS BURGLARS.

Chicago June 25.-The Chicago Reserves are In badly
crippled condition. and It is highly possible they will be
unable to play OF series OF games or to make
their promised trip Buffalo, where next month they were
to have met the local nine This morning ooerI the
catcher and Mooney, the short stop and captain were
held TO the Criminal Court In 900 bonds charge
of burglary Murphy the Reserves first baseman oceu
pied an adjoining cell another charge, while Griffin the
third basean and manager Of the club only reganed his
liberty after is said he peachcd" on obert and Mooney
Tho latter deny with indignation the story oa oy tne
eaptor Detectives Holman and Palmer who declare that
the nine organized band Of thieves According 10
the police served years imprisonment IN
the pentenuary highway robbery. Mooney has been
in trouble before and has the first baseman. Murphy
The detectives also give Manager Grinn bad reputation
The burglary charge against Mooney and obert has to do
with the theft Of watch and clothing from house
tn naar horn.
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DEATH OF ABLE SEA CAPTAIN.

The steamer Tower Hill arrived from London yester-
day In charge Of Chief Officer Bennett who reported that
her captain. H. Archer. died the voyage On June o.
OF dlphthera when the vessel was six days out. The
captain sick only few days and was nursed by his
wife and daughter, who beard the steamer. He
was ffyhree years Of age and navigator Of great
experience being highly esteemed by Henderson Brothers,
the agents OF his yosse He buried at few
hours after his death Captain Archer had been In COM
msnd OF steamships for wentynne years, being for M
ren years on the Allen Line. between Liverpool ana
Quebec commanding tho bernian, Morsyian and other
OF tho mall boats that line He was lieutepant IN
the English naval reserve.
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pn1pospoRr IS A COOP OF FOR SHOWS

bridgeport intends TO have the Greatest snow on
EARTH On July d. The celebration will begin on Tues
day evening and continue for at least twenty four
hours, with marine parades, land parades and nre
works It Is said that 1t will be the greatest military
and civic display that has occurred In Connecticut
since the Civil War. On Tuesday night thero VIII
DO marine parade In which there will be several hun
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WHAT Is Go1Nt, ON To.phY.

Republican Ratification Mass Meeting. Metropolitan
Opera House, 8 p IN
Coney Island Jockey Club races shcepshead F'y,
$50 p. m a.
Manhattan College Commencement. Metropolitan Opera
House, 4 p. N.
Departure Of soldiers for Gettysburg celebration
XXth Assembly District Republican Protcctie' Club
meeting, Brevoort Hall, p.
New Washington baseball oh. Polo Grounds.
p. m.
Packari's Business College closing exercises Twenty
third.s ST. and Fourthave., 10 O. m
German Republican County Committee, No. 2sS
Bowery, p. m.
Music in Battery Park by 6eth Regiment Band, p m
Columbia Chess Club tournament club house j. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29
BITS OFLEGAL NEWS.

The OF General Adam Badeau against the widow OF
General Grant In which he seeks $40 900 for services
connection with the publication OF General Grants Mem
olrs called before Justice Ingraam In the Supreme
Court Special Term yesterday. AS 1t found that It
would take week to Try the case IL adjourned until
October
Referee William S. Kelley has passed tho accounts OF
Lewis MAY, assignee OF John j. Cisco 4 Sons the
bankers who failed January l5 1885. There is balance
hands S6 % for distribution among tho
creditors lie has received &c. 100 3lS 40 and expended
e3 O53 SCI GO.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

London June 26.-At the Stockbrd1e meeting to-day
the race Hustbourne Stakes by the Duke
Of Portlands bay colt Donovan with r. Crag's bay colt
Present second and Prince Soykofs bay hy Pan
tomime third There six starters Tho last betting
was TO on Donovan, to against Present Aims and
to l against Pantomime.
For for the StockbrIdge Post Sweepstakes Of
900 soveregns each for woyeaolds r. H. Combes chest
nut colt Keebury and Mr.. Abngons bay colt Pfunest
were only starters. The by Kettlcbury
In tho betting before the the odds to
Knffia
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NEWARK

The 1st Regiment National Guards, with pro-
visonal companies from the I'd and 4h Regiments and
the and Sd Battallons left Newark yesterday for
Gettysburg to participate In the ceremonies attending
the dedication OF tho NewJeIsey monuments
Tho reception to the Chicago delegates and the
ratification of the nominations arranged for last night
were postponed account of the weather until Mon
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On the same day Mr.. Moss sent to each Of the four
THE COURTS.
JOHN II. STARIN NOT

JOHN II STARIN NOT IN CONTEMPT
The order made in October 1885 adiudginc John IL.
San be guilty OF contempt OF court because his indie
pendent Steamboat Company continued to boats
this city and Staten Island In spite OF Injunction
prohibiting 1t from doing has been reversed after long
litigation, by the General Term of the Superior Court
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FOURTU EACE-HANDICAP
,IrTU rAcE-RApID STAKES. SEVEN FURLONGs.
DAD WINS TIE oAKwoop HANDICAP.

Chicago, June 2S.-The racing here to-day resulted as
follows:
First race furlongs-Rambler hrst Hector
second Parkbill third. Time, :37 Ia.
Second race five furlopgs-Mame Fonso 1rst Devona
second Belle Mantuna third Time, IL Ia.
Third race FIVE fuilsngs-Castaway first, Zooto
second, Cassandra third. Time, :loif4.
Fourth race. lakewood Handicap, 1 1-s miles-Dad
first Grlsete second Beaconsned third Time O6 "a.
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TIE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Six we'll arranged races with sKhuny uosis'u ~ ~,
ditions will be run to-day. VI course inc ""'" "'
be deep In mud o,s
,.rm,di may win the FIRST race Salisbury secono
nlazou should win tie second race, Little BAREFOOT
second 49, o.
Charley Dreux ought to capture the third race
King Crab second.
Favor and Exile may make a lively finish In inc
fourth with Favor first. II Exile Is rescrveo Lon inc
race on the grass Lctftia should set second ptco.
after Eoljan's wonderful race on WEDNESDAY, ,ho
RAND States seems gift to Eolan, While saaony
sncond nlaco stone who has pulled this horse more
than oEcer-presumably without oldcrs-now lies ID
prison accused of murder. SO an honest IocAey n'AS
ride. - ~. cr.ss n. sboujd
win It. Oarsman second. Otherwise, Oarsman hfst
Joao.,h second
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wEsrcHEsTER COUNTY.

The witan Society. select and limited literary cino
Of Mount Vernon held It's last meeting for the season On
Wednesday night at Gro Nest the home OF FRANK H.
Chambers, of Rogers, Peet & Co.. near Bronxvine.
At special election held at ST. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Yonkers, w. ii. c. Bartless was
chosen senior warden, and Mr. Valentine vestry-
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George Curtis, a member Of the "whyo Gang was
arrested at the Wild West Show on Decoration LAY
He stole gold watches from Mr. Wolf, OF Newark,
and from Mr.. Miller, OF Brooklyn. Yesterday no ~
sentenced by Comfy Judge 3. d. stephens, ~ ING
Circuit Court, at Richmond, TO term OK three years
at hard labor at Sing Sing.
Owing to tho heavy rains Of yesterday Rome oid
not fall ct st. George.
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HOME NEWS.
pRoM1NENr ARRIVALS Ar rHE HOTELS.

FIFTH AvENUE-Ex- Senator William H. Barnum, OF
Connecticut; Andrew d. White Iutaca: Richard y.
prieht of Indiana, and Frane,. Dawson, or South
Carolina GIIlsEY-colonel John q. Prather. Of ST.
Louis and Melville f. Stone Of chicago. GRAND
Professor George L. Address, OF Vest Point HoFf-
MAN-Governor David ID. Hill, StaG Controller Edward
wemple and State TresEurer L. J. IN gerald OF Abby
METROPOLITAN-R- d. Anderson Uned States Min
lister TO Denmark. wINDs0R-Es 81 Tressman Theo-
dore NJ. pomeioy OK Auburn, ". Y.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
NEW.JERgEY-

A verdict Of not guilty rendered yesterday In
the Of Andrew Anderson, former collector for
West Hoboken, who was accused Of stealing 10000
Of the townships money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29

The proposed game Jersey City between the New
Jersey City clubs had to be postponed yesterday
on account OF the rain.
The New.York and Washington mines viii play at the
Polo Grounds to-day, weather permitting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-29
LONG ISLAND.

Daniel Kellar, of New York, had lease Of house
on the Stewart estate at Garden City, which no oe
crsd to vacate the expiration OF the lease eu,'
begun In the OF Henry Hilton, Charles =.
CllDch and Sarah Urcall Smith, as landlords 10 secuo
possession, and Judgment for rent due. Justco
Cloves yesterday decided In favor OF the piain.ns
granting judgment for 1880 and warrant LOT pos
session.
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4 sRE1r GAME Ar BOsrOX
FOURTEEN INNINGS TO DEo1DE-woN BIZ THE
LOCAL CLUB AT LAST.

LOCAL CLUB AT LAST
BOSTON Juno 2s.-The weather cold and bluster
ing to-day, and the attendance at the game OF baseball
between and the Washington clubs was meagre
in consequence. Only about Loco people were present
but that fortunate number saw one OF the most exciting
games Of the Doth mines were In fine FORM abd
the home club won only innings had been
played The tied I'm the seventh inning. ahd
remained until the twelfth inning. when each nine
scored two runs stil leaving the clubs on even terms
In the fourteenth inning home club scored the winning
runs amid great excitement. Tho Boston club today
released Burdock, their old second baseman and their
veteran third baseman. Sutton The score In to-days
game was as follows:
Washington :SSSSSss $685. 9--ss
Baschits-Boston IA. Washington H. Errors-Boston
2, Washington IT, Pitchers-sowders and o'Day' um
pre-Mr. McGunngle.
louisville juno cs.-Tho Brooklyn nine defeated the
louisville club to-day by free batting The visiting
nine held lead from the start Radford played second
base for the Brooklyn club today Mcclellan being laid
OF, owing TO his recent poor work me score was
follows
ERo sSSsiyIn ~: ii 9 g 9 ) ~
Basehits-Brookiyn Is Louisville O. Errors-hrook
,vn a Louisville g. Pitchers-AIays and stratton Um
pre-Mr. Walsh
clubs played q poorly contested game To-Day snaw
pitched with little effect and his support was
The was as follows:
Cincinnati :i,,nss . $685. Is
noro q Cincinnati g. Pitchers-Shaw and Serad. Umpire
Mr. Keenan,
St. Louis June 2s-The St. Louis nine defeated their
Cleveland rivals with their usual ease to-day. King
pitched effect that the Cleveland CLUB couia not
score run from its few scattering basehs The score
was:
s. !s;:IL.cs,uai...........::....S ooSSoSS %
Basehits-Cleyeland g. St. Louis 10. Errors-Cleveand
. St Louis g. Pitcners-Crowen and King. Umpire
Mr.. Ganney. - "a
Louisville, June 2s.-Ramsey. the local CLUBS lett
handed pitcher has suspended indefinitely without
nav for looking upon the Bourbon too frequently This
leaves the club badly on for pitchers
The games scheduled Detroit indianapolis ana Kan
sas City yesterday prevented By rain
At Dover N J.-olympics Of Peterson, 81 Dover D.
Eleven innings
NO CHANGE IN THEIR STANDING.
There were no changes the standing Of the clubs In
the League and Association yesterday Chicago
has the lead League, and St. Louis IN the Asso'
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NEw-roRTs DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1888

dred vessels of all classes including the New-haVon
vsch, c,uh ana n Il hopcd the North Atlantic Naval
Squadron. On Wednesday will DO the CIVIC ana MIL
ftary parade.
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QARINE INTELLIGENON.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY
sun rises x27 ssss 7.31 ll:s5 Moons 70
WATER
AM-sandy HooK. 1857 Gov. Isrd GA Nell eatA 1888
PM-Ssndy HsoE.--t Gov. Ispd - Hell 0sts 1888
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LANES who delight in clear, soft and vel
vev akin sure TO be pleased WIN A"-' ohNNo''
COSMETIC SOAP. Sold o, cry where
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.

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