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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

moro deeply they buried the lines OF the Thirdave'
conn any, which run the Sidewalks
Poor George Francis Trsinl Can II be possible
that he is sailed his favorite seat In Madison
square1 The children should organize relief expo
dton at once
poet, on his rescue from a snow-bank, was heard
10 mutcr:
Oh what is rare as day In June
Then II ever, come perfect days
The poet has since been suffering from lame feet
"what's tho good OF our high prices" said mar
kotman when nobody can get here for us to fire en-
atlr
"No sIr.r said an old man on the car, 81 never ala
see so bad storm-and I've been married more than
forty years.
There were few complaints yesterday or Tuesday
about Italian pauper labor
The tramps about town are saving lodging mousse
bills by sleeping in abandoned streetcars
The favorite team all the East Side streets was
three horses driven tandem.
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HEARING Plans OF RAPID TRANSIT
A GOOD TINE To ADVOCATE UNDERGROUND


SCHEMES
The Real Estate Rapid Transit Committee met ~ D
o'clock Yesterday afternoon the ONCE Of the Real Estate
Exchange George w. Van Sclen was chairman ana
George \ Iespinass Constant A. Andrews, FRANK H.
Uouqbton William c. Orr, Henry Remsen, @. De Forest
Barton and Horace S. Ely Of the committee were present
Charles T. Shaw laid before the committee the merits Vi o
cable system Herman Clark, Of Clark & o Brien, the
Aoueduct contractors explained his method OF sowing
the rapid transit problem to the committee
He PROPOSES TO a tunnel. at depth OF lou leeb
from point above the Harlem River to the City Han ana
thence under East River Fatbush, at point ABOUT
midway between Prospect Park and Greenwood Cemetery
The methods would used that now employed ON the
Aoueduc and the could proceed at the rate OF
mile I'm ten months The tunnel would have TWICE the
diameter of the Aoueduct would be little more costly
for given distance on account 1t Is designed 70
make four. treck tracks TO be devoted W esh'
and two TO passenger The total length OF the hhe
as designed viii be about fifteen and oneQuaTter miles, ana
that distance Mr.. Clark thinks. ought 10 De Ipsde III
thirty minutes Experience the Aqueduct has demon
straed that depth OF loo FEET gives te lcse'
shock on the surface and the work Of tunneng woud not
endanger the buildings above The cost woud be ABOUT
thirty millions and the time Of construction TWO years
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passed OVEP THE MAYORS VETO.

The Board OF Aldermen held special meeting yester
dav TO act on several received from the Mayor and
pass a number Of General Orders. The Mayors veto Of
the resolution recommending the Legislature to pass the
Senate bill giving the police sergeans and detectives 80
per cont Of the pay Of police captains called Mr.
Conkllng raised the point Of order that the fifteen Gays
within which the Mayors veto could be acted On hal
passed Vice President Bowling who was pre- l1He ruled
the point Of order was not well TAKEN "nd spoke IN
favor Of overriding the veto. After further debate the
motion to pass resolution the Mayors veto was
carried By % ayes Mr. Coning excused from voting
The resolution giving George Ehret permission TO con-
struct vault In OF his premises az Frankfort and
Pearl sta was also passed the Mayors Veto An in
yitaton was received and accepted from the committee OF
the Ancient Order Of review the Irish parade
at Union Square
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IT WILL MEET TO-DAY AS ANNOUNCED, BUT WILL


IT WILL MEET TO-DAY AS ANNOUNCED BUl WILL
PROBABLY ADJOURN
The meeting Of the Republican State Comm'ee'
which was called for to day at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
will be held despite the blizzard and notwithstanding
the fact that many of the members are snow-ponnu III
their homes Chairman Hiss said yesterday 'ns'
he would have to hold the meeting aroordlhs W 'ne
announcement made but he expected that IL wouu
have 10 be adjourned. as there was nt'c hkenhoou
of quorum being present The members VINO arc
ob,e 70 oct here viii meet at noon II enough are
nrosent TO 60 ahead with work, the time and place
for holding the state Convention will be settled IL
seems likely that Syracuse will be selected for this
purpose The convention viii probably be held ABOUT
Inc middle of MAY and that is too early for tho Saratoga
hotels Albany is not favored much. 1t is possible
that there may he no change In tho charmansnP ~, oi
the committee. Mr.. Bliss has TO go TO Europe THIS
summer, but II the members decide that he can 20
without seriously interfering with the WORK o. tho
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican State Committee, Fifth Avenue HOTEL
1R m. o,-. ,.,,--
Reception Henry Irving by Goethe Society, Madison
SQUARE Theatre, TO p. IN. 49,, ,,-,-
Annual dinner Of Princeton Alumni, Hotel brunswick
evening ..s.,..o. o.,as
Annual meeting o. Local Preachers Association BANDS
Street Methodist Episcopal Church Brookiyn
Mcdowell divorce befoc supreme Sourt .-
Ladies' day at Manhattan Athletic Ciuo' AFTERNOON
noneat Tor Tony" Hart Academy Of Music afternoon
Packard's business College commencement Meuopoi'
Mad son SQUARE Garden shareholders No 4s Broad st.
Massmeetng OF jewellers ana sh'erSnn'hA ooopi
socialists play, Concordis Assembly Rooms, D. m
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BROOKLYN.

po,lce Superintendent Campbell has ordered the
entire reserve force Of police to be on duty on SAT
urday, st. Patricks Day, at a. M There VIII ne
two proce ssons starting at 10 M anu inc oher
at noon.
Police Justice Kcnna refused yes erlay to grant
a dspOssess warrant TO AdUlph Osborn, owner OF no.
2e6 Halsey-st, who desired to put out tenant Tho
Justice said the weather was too severe to put any
one out
The trustees OF tho Classon Avenue Presbyterian
Church have decided to take down The spire OF their
church. which the wind blew partly over on Monday.
Evidence for The defence was given yesterday In
the trial of the suit OF b. f. Stephens OF the Kings
county Water Company, to recover $4,000 as damages
for alleged libel from Park Commissioner somers.
Morris Hlrsch a tobacconist, of No. Fulton ST.,
made an a assignment yesterday to Jacob Brcnner The
Long Island Bank is a preferred creditor for $4,000
The liabilities about 50o0 but hc hopes to pay
I'm full.
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Recorder Smyth, District Attorney Fellows exJudgc
Curtis and eleven Jurors rady go yesterday
with the trial OF Giuseppe LonRobaun q charge of
murder The eighth juror, Alexander Hubbard, Old
appear. lie to Greenwich. Conn.,, Saturday
evening" expecting 10 return Monday morning. No
message had received from him. but Il regarded
as certain that he could reach the city before Friday
or Saturday.
The death OF Henry Bcrgh who frequently sat beside
Recorder smytb while important criminal trials I'm
progress was spoken of by District Attorney Fellows
who addressed tho Recorder and suggested adjourn
rnent as mark OF respect Mr. Bergh The Recorder
spoke OF the good done by Mr. Bergh OF his devo
ton TO tho cause Of humanity and Of his regard for
him. The court adjourned until Monday, when the
I,ongobardl trial viii be resumed
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1Nsr1111Ya PArRIor1sx INTO scHooLnoYS

Colonel Ham, general manager OF the Manhattan Ee-
waited Railway presented set OF American coors to Gram
mar School No Q7 East Forty second ST. yesterday but
as he was busy In regulating travel the various roads
he could be present at the exercises The pcehs
ton was made by Inspector D. w. c. Ward OF the seventh
School District Joseph trustee Of the Neeenu
Ward presided Tho exercises consisted OF decanations
and vocal and instrumental music Miss Lizzie A. CHA
hon. charge OF the music, won much praise TOT the
credtabe performances Of pupils The scholars were
with patrotc speeches by OF the guests
who tried to inspire boys with patriotic fcvor for their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
rHs PRINCETON DINNER SURE TO CONE OFF,

The annual dinner and reunion the Princeton Alumni
Association Of this city win be held At Hotel Bruins
wick tonight Tho big storm has interfered In
manure with the arrangements for ndca-
lions point TO successful and largely attended dinner
President McCosh will be present. II the Pennsyivanis
Railroad n opened - far Princeton President
Patton IL already In the city. An unusually largo number
q tickets has already been SOLD Some fears were enter
tanned as the Brunswick would be unable TO supply the
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rsyDrrOpe or BIG RTRBRR HOUSE.

postponed meeting OF the creditors bonahooe''
and st1ekboders Of the National Rubber Company was
held yesterday At Aston House The chief OBJECT VI
the meeting was 10 consider the maurcd plans OF the
Creditors Committee toward reorganization, and 10 as
cert~, they are approved The assignee
sale is advertised W AXE place Bristol Rhode Island
On March o. Samuel r. Colt, The assignee, was chair
man OF the meeting and W. 7. q. wardwo. OF Bristol,
Rhode Island, secretary. Another meeting will be held
on March 90 at the Aston House.
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SHIPPING NEWS
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Ia,
AuRTVED

SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, MARCH H. 1855
ARRIVED
Steamer The o1s,a Br) Heelsy, Liverpool Mar Queens
town With mso and s2i passengers to Hurst Ar
rg ssa az .e s DI ooraa (B Noodle glasgow Mr. q
Iarne B. mdso and 2l2 passengers to Austin BALDWIN
CO. Arrysd a.. ss 1 s aderwict Glasgow Feb a.
Movie 80 with mise and passengers to Hendsrson Bro
psermo ~ With Hise to order Funch. Edye Co.
Steamer Nexpart Apnwa days WITH %as
and passengers Pacific Mail SIS Co. Arrived az the Sr ~
Steamer Niagara sennis Havana days with mde aud
~ Teaner Noworloans days with
Steamer 81 Dorado Byrne New-orleans days with nd'e
20 tamer state o. rexa Williams Fernandna. Brunswck
Ca Royal with mdse and passengers 70
Steamer Csroins Miller Miller. Georgetown. Sc days.
SGP EeySvns s6 J9Gn N9A srT&gp Doe Am.' CO..
dam AZ with mdse to order' ves7ei 10 Mue' w
sUNsET-At Sandy HOOK WIND fresh, NWi clear.
steamer werra Ger, 1usslus Bremen Mar soTthamp.
ton s. WITH md,s $50 passengers 10 oerchs Co. Ar
sss at G e.e m wit.ou Santos a. Janero
H. with coffee vessel to Busk Jevons Arrived AZ
s o duayo snan, Larrauri Matanzas DAYS with
sugar 10 ORDER " Bruce Ismay AVed AZ the bar
atlOpm. crr,prn
steamer Breakwater Dole. West Point Va-od Dominion
steamer wyanoke Boaz Norfolk City Point and aich-
eteamer st9e Of 1la6ama OBJ Lewis PhadephaAus
steamer Herman Winter Hallett. Boston-H Dlinoos
Ship Treasurer (Brl Downey, Perth AmOoy-ScAmWeh
BARK Rlbas AusD. cattarinch st Pierre Martniqne-o
Medenil. . o.. r..o,ao
Trinidad Middleton q co.
schr Wyer G. sargent Sargent Tampico-B Metoaf co
SAILED.
Steamers Nevada. FOR Llverpo) E Pase. New'OrieahS
Tallahassee savannah; GuyandGtte Newport news
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Motto. "a hereby given that Wreck OF the Scotia nd
Inhshp her mOorngs and AT present les our
mile hall south ward and eastward OF her proper
nosit,On She will be replaced soon a. possible
~ 49, FRED RODGERS Commando. UsN.
Tomnkfnsyiile Y Mar L. 1855 Inspector. Sd DISTRICT
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEANEaA
FOREIGN PORTS.
MONMOUTH Mar l4-Arrivod steamer Texas (Br, cross
from New-York $500. ,,,... IN =,
GLASGOW Mar l2-Alved, steamer State OF Indiana OBI
Richie, from " York. ca. -. >,.-o,. fpr,
IARNR Mar le-sailei steamer state OF Novada tbrl
stewart from Glasgow hence Tor New YORK 90 ,,.,
UAMBt Mar IL Arrived steamer Geliert (der)' NUM-
vein, from New-Yorx r,, <c.,, pt,,,,
from NewYork.
RIO JAyRIRo Mar 1l-saed, steamer HALEY (Brfor New
York. .-- nall ,p-, rbounson
from New York. - ,-,o n, rr,r,r for Nex yorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

The Aqueduct Commission yesterday discussed for
sver hours In session the draft OF the Cor
poration Counsel's 10 the Injunction suit Of
Jacob Fblihe restraining the Comni sson from awarding
70 OBrien CLARK the contract for the new pipe line
from Conventaye and One hundred and thirty nfthst
the Central Park Reservoir The Commission declined
TO make public the details Of the conference or the nature
Of the answer The Board held brief open meeting
received the resignation OF axman appoiied another
In his place. and then adjourned TO FRIDAY d. ~ d III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

Conductor-stc up forward make for these ladies'
on the platform
Drlyer-Squeezs IA SIDE half dozen Of yiz 80 I can
handle me brskc
The poor fellow In the middle Of the carand he must
b. physically poor be at all vides his
erries in trying N avoid seottbing his oyerccs tails
| against the stove and rumpng the ladies' costumcs
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NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
NEW JERSEY.

u
The township elections In New-Jcrsey were held
on Tuesday, and the voters who went to tho polls
had TO dig their way through the snow-banks In
some places tho polls were not opened until noon
and in others hey were not opeued at all. In the
city Of Orange tho Democrats poled their usual ma
ioritics Mayor Hartford being reelected without OPP
position. The Board Of Frceholders Of Essex County
remains Republican. No news has yet been received
from other townships Of the State there being no tel
egraphIc communication.
Tho town elections In Passaic County occurred on
Tuesday. Manchester elected Republican Free
holder and most Of the Republican ticket, about 70
votes being poed Little Falls polled ITO
votes and went Republican Wayne poled 10 votes
and did likewise West Milford and compton could
not he heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

fHg "KAZULM" CLOWN WHIPS TWO cAHsEN.
Two cabmen John Clark, OF No 2o9 Fast Thirty
ninth St and Robert Mulrhead. OF No Ho
T.st Forty. sinth-st, taken before Jus
uos Murray at the Yorkville Court yesterday on
charge OF dsordery conduct and assault made by Thomas
y and his wife, Ada Dare, Oh NO 8io Eas. foof
sesnth-st Mr. Dare is the clown In "M%ulm-" now
bsne performed Amphion Academy OF Music Brook
lyn end brothers who do the famous horizon
III bar act Mrs. Dare is also member Of the Ma.ui
Ssmpsny On their return from the performance on tues
lAy evening MI and Mrs Dare got out Of an ehvated
ssllrosd Foueenthst and Thirdave At the foo'
the station steps stood cab with two men on the Dox
Ono Of them shouted 70 Nh. Dare: Hello chappc, doh
you csbbio for your chippieS"
sYou dirty losfer" answered MI Dsro como on your
Sab and I'll give you lesson"
The Jumped from tho cab and approached Mr. pare
n Clark Mrs Dare slapped his face ana
Clark struck her. Then Mr.. Dnre who ia te fellow
but pucky Muirhesd down and about doing
the for Clark when policeman appeared s1d TOOK
both cabmen into custody Clark held Ia $500 ball 70
answer and Muirhead fined $40.
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TIE srooK Ex0HANGE TO Keep GOOD Teddy

THE STOCK EXCHANGE TO KEEP GO0D FRTDA T.
The Governing Committee Of the Stock Exchange at
regular meeting yesterday voted observe Good Friday
according the since 1865. The brokers will now
prepare o petition the committee to adjourn over the
following day for they will not to lntrect two hours
on Saturday, between Thursday and Mon
dav special meeting OF the committee will BIO
held tomorrow listen the reading Of the testimony In
the Robert CAM the young broker who made 30 10
more than he was entitled TO In the execution Of small
order After the reading OF the evidence. taken before
sneeal committee day for a formal trial will be fixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

John Courtney. who drove OF on Tuesday with the
Rev. Stephen Meritrs horse and Sleigh fined $40
for intox. alton yesterday ~ Jefferson Market lie
dscsmed any stealing the horse and sleigh
and Mr.. Merritt declined TO mako . complaint against
him Courtnay 10 the son Of MI. Merntts stsblenAn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
HOME NEWS.
ppoMrNFNT> ARRrvALa

Murray mn Botei-Deputy Insurance Supernten len
william b. RugEes of Albany .-Astor Houst-Ex-Auor
ney. @ eneral samuel p. Colt, Of Rhode Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

NAV effectiveness paintings fade
brancy mainly the accumulation OF dust
them, with IVORY SOAP clear just as
runs from faucet bruh carefully rub off first with wet
color will show all their Original
beauty experiment ordinary painting OF vallej you may
be Cornwall Prince.
well made fats being left 1T while
the aa thoroughly combined will ure the most delicate article
WORD white each represented be Just good the ivory
coeft lack the peculiar remarkable qua"
WARNING.) genuine "ky" Soap and insist upon getting it
n1@b ypr~tr& Gambe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

G. G.. Shaync, Furricr, lob
Prince ST., is overlooked with
MAGNIFICENT SeaIskin garments
and furs and rather than carry
over, prices have been MARKED
WAY DOWN. Now Is the time
to secure a splendid bargain.
Sale continues this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
ATONg THE SOUND

W H. Bcardsloy, OF Bridgeport who arrived In New
York Yesterday by steamboat. says that the statioI
at stamford wes burned down with several othei
buildings Monday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
UEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.


The Portchcstcr Council Royal Arcanum through
A. H. Cal , on Saturday night presented Past Rcgeh
George II. simpson with past regent jewel III Is D
gold with a crown studded with three diamonds ant
three rubes monogram 7. p c. in circle below
and pendant star with "V. NJ. " Addresses WcI'
made by Mr. simpson and j. J. Hall, after which there
was a collation..
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MARINE INTELL[GENOE.

MINIATURE ALdANAC
Sun ri,ss 81 sets COS Noon seta 900 Moons age 2
IN-sandv HOOK. e97 Gov Isrl 949 Hell Gate 1913
'Lsandy Hook ~ Dov fsrd. 10 % Hell uAts II: %
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Announcements

ACTUAL PLEASURE in use Of Sewing Ma
chine IL you buy genuine made ONLY BY Wilcox
n Gibbs s. NJ 90 W. q. medallion trade mark on every
machine Cos Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

Beware of slight irritation of the throat
BrsmmePs Cough Drops zvs In nst tt, r,t't soil ~
III. station, ami druggists everywh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
$40 WEST l26rHsr.
Diseases Of tho Nervous system Geno-U rlnsy orBans
Impotence sterlity Hours-s TO II D toS
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"UyIIIA.n +. & w. "UvILLA.'
OUR NEW BENT. EDGE COLLAR
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.,os,o oror 1Iverpoo, ........ 7;30 M 1880 m
Newport, Pacific Mail Aspinwil--AO am Aoon
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THE REP oBLICAN STATE CoMxITTEE.

they would use every sndcar 10 keep their engagement
with tho men Of Princeton
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-12
Asemd the Death Roll

Which The bills OF mortality of any large city
may be fifty designated, and you win find that
renal and vesical maladies, that is to say, those
that affect the kidneys or bladder, have re-
markable prominence-we had almost said
Brght's disease and diabetes
in the chronic stage are rarely cured, and
gravel, catarrh of the bladder and enuresis,
Stay many Yet at the outset, when the trouble
merely amounts to inactivity OF the
organs involved the danger may
be nullihed by that pleasant renal tonic and
diuetic, Hostettors stomache Bitters, which
imparts the requisite amount of tone to the or.
gans without over-exciting them, and the use
of which is convenient and involves no elab
crate preparation, Dyspepsia, a usual con
comitant of rsnal complaints, and debility
which teey invariably brodoce are remeded by
it. soalso are constipation, malarial, rheuma
tic and nervous ailments
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-12
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are
in danger. Consumption always
seems, at first only cold. Do not
permit any dealer to impose upon you
with some cheap imitation of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and colds, but be sure
you get the genuine. Because he can
make more profit he may tell you he
has something just as good, or just
the same. Don't be deceived, but in
sist upon getting DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, which is guaranteed to give
relief in all Throat, Lung and Chest
affections. Trial bottles free at DR.
]. B. McFerrin's Drug Store. Large
Bottles 81
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-12
Frank LesIie'S Popular Month.
Nv For January,

Ireland is likely to be a prominent
European topic in 1888 as is in 1887
To most readers bright article des-
cribing the Parliament as that island
once possessed it, will be something
acceptable. The opening article OF
Frank LesIie's Popular Monthly for
January will give general pleasure.
The House, the Halls Of each House,
the prominent men who fgueed on
the floor, are all drawn graphically
with pen and pencil. "The Children
Coming Home" is a poem that will
touch hearts in many household
Anna L. Ward takes US along the
Southeast coast of Nova Scotia in 9
very pleasant way. A vindication OF
Australia and incidentally of our owr
continent, from the charge of being 9
New World, when we are really the
oldest, will be found in "a Fossil Con
tinent." The stories are varied, full
of interest for young and old, and the
wonderful novel, "Prince Lucifer," by
Eta W. Pierce, depends in ito intense
and absorbing hold on the reader.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-12
POMONA, NC

While arranging picture over her
mantel at Wards Seminary, in Nash
vile, the day before Christmas, Miss
Annie Cane, of Dallas, Texas, was
burned to death She was partially
dressed and had climbed up in a chair
to get at the picture, when her cloth
ing took fire from the CRATE.
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Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take
any other Hoods Sarsaparilla is a
peculiar medicine, possessing, by vir-
tue Of its peculiar combination, pro.
portion and preparation, curative pow
err superior to any other article of the
kind before the people For all affec.
tons arising from impure blood or low
state of the system it is unequalled
Be sure to get Hoods.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-12
Consumption Surely Cured.

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/ shall be glad to send two bottles OIL
my remedy FREE to any of your read
ers who have consumption if they viii
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