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A SAD FAMILY.
THE PBYsICT1Ns OUTHITTED. MRn
RAYEOR SUPPOSED TO BE DPINg.
Her Husband Speaks of the Mirneu,ou-
Manner In which She Ir Brought
Hack from the Very Brink
Of hr

Her Husband Speaks of the Miraeuiou.
Manner In which she Is Brought
Hack from the Very Brink
or the Grnve.
Mrs. Raynor OF 792 East 145th street sayst
II have been sufferer from dyspepsia in its
worst form for seventeen years. Upon taking
the slightest aaount OF nourishment l would
he overcome with the most eXhaustng nausea
and deathlike sickness that seemed to mako q
speedy death inevitable. Added to this was
taken with severe attack OF rheumatism.
The pain was excruciating. My hands and
joints we're distorted and was wholly incapac-
itatcd from nerforming my household duties
My heart bocame affected, and l was greatly
troubled with shortnass OF breath. A senss-
ton OF being smoh,ercd prevented nv
lying down. Nv limbs began to swell and
was rapidly becoming exhausted. went to
that that when left It It would DO to be placed in
coffin An OF this time had been under the
known skill, and they. were compelled to con.
Tess tnat they had done everything possible
time. when utterly discouraged BY. the report
Of my physicans. Mr.. Rnynor concluded otry
dyns acsre.
OF success. 1t was essential that no time be
Gs The SsSot sSn g. IS% the q
my strength. and vitality / was soon able. to
tress or return OF the old symptoms My Inn
provement has been continuous. / now do my
own housework and climb stairs with COM
fort and ease, feel that Munyon's cures have
made n new woman Of me-"
Mr.. Raynor said to o reporter You can i'm
agine how happy we all are to see my wife so
pss., @ and and The Ssnidi!y With ~ whlsS she was Va.
grave certainly think that Munyon's cures
are deserving OF all that can be said in their
efforts Of medical aid or consider themselves
hopelessly III should consult one OF tho ply.
sicinns at Munyon's office"
speedily relieve and cure the most severe and
obstinnte. cnses of dyspepsia and stop the nc:
companying symptoms. such as belchipG OF
around the heart and under the shoulder
blades weight and oppression after eating.
constipation. and eScrnciating hunger pains.
ing Of the system and vitality. -,
Munyon's rheumatism Cure will relieve
rheumatic pains In three hours and is guar.
anteed to cure rheumatism In any part OF the
body
Munyon's Heart Cure subdues palpitation
and Irregular action: stops suf1ocative turnd
and oppression Of the chest, and gives ims
Sample bottles will be sent to any part Of the
United States on receipt OF 25 cents to pay for
and Large e. s1s Xxx S1
gists ~
This company have prepared specifics for
druggists. mostly for 25 cents a bottle.
They employ q number Of eminent physi.
clans to ihake examinations and give advice
Is. or how maj many doctors have failed to help
you. q visit to these eminent specialists will
cost you nothing. and may save your life.
SUNDAYS oes from to R East s
N, Y.-Air.
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PREACHER JAcKsos,s NEW HORSE
He Got Him for Fifty Cents and the Auction.
Ger said the Ribs Were All There.

He Got Him for Fifty Cents and the Auction.
Ger said the Ribs Were All There.
HARTFORD Sept. 3O.-Ths town authorities
got tired to-day OF the expense OF keeping a
horse in the pound. and engaged Auctioneer
Howard G. Bestor to sell the animal In front OF
the Halls OF Record building. large crowd
assembled.
Tho horses homes were prominent part OF
his max cup. but Mr. Bestor explained that
they were exhibited Intentionally to show that
none had been extracted. After shouting for
fifteen minutes Mr.. Bestor got bid Of 81 from
tall coored man.
Half ~ dozen horsemen drove, up, and Mr..
Bestor asked them to raise the bid. but they
finally knocked the horse down to the .colored
man for 81. Then the colored man refused to
take tho horse Ho said he had BID 81 simply
The sale was therefore declared OIL. After
resting his lungs awhile MIR. Bestor started
the sale again. This time the Rev. +. +; Jack.
son: the cSi9red & pastor 9f the unHn Rna. baptist
hard to get somebody to bid rs cents, but he
bill OF SIS. which the town will have to pay.
The auctioneer took the 90 cents
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sTATE POLITICy.
A Lively Contest for tsc De.ocr.tie No-,s-
nntIon for Senator In the UIster Dtstrfet. q

,atIo. for senator In the Ulster Distrfet.u q
KINGSTON, Sept. 30.-A lively contest for the
Democratic nomination for Senator Is In
progress in this district. There are four can
ddates whose friends are pushing their can
vas. These are the present Senator. Clarence
T. Bloodgood. Chairman Brown OF the scho-
hsrie County Central Committee. George II.
Bush OF Ellenville. and Assemblyman Jacob
Rice Of this city The delegates to the Con-
yention from Ulster county will be named on
Tuesday next The name OF ex-senator John
J. Linson IL also spoken Of but he has refused
to enter the contest. Should he consent he
would In all probability be supported by the
Ulster delegation.
Troy. Sept. 3O.-The Hill Democrats OF tho
Fourth Assembly district OF Albany county. at
West Troy to-day. elected the following dele
sSs to the tfte aSd
fSnn DemocrStic 9ft'a State and national Admnissra
fTHAcS. Sept. The Democrats OF Tomp-
kins county to-day nominated supervisor
'oMn MnS4Inkho SEnkIne Sept soTSe salssn county
Democratic Convention to-day chose these
S hs siH H snS Jahn o aSrsfr rSc
Administration. commended Gov, Flowers
she aeitad. OF Senator'S @ and I'M Murphy to-
ward the Cleveland Administration;
conysntcn sfD bDsi here 70 day seeed @ dee
gates to the Saratoga Convention.
CORNING. Sept; 1.-THE epublteans OF the
Second Assembly district OF Steuben county,
at their Convention at Addison to-day. elected
delegates to the State and Senate conventions.
The Senate delegates we're instructed for L.
D. Sherwood OF ornellsville for Senator,
LoCKpoRT. Sept. 3Q.-The carrying OF Or
leans county by the Hill men IN the caucusss
the control Of the Twenty ninth Senate dis
trct and makes sure the naming Of ex: Assem-
blyman W. Caryl Ely Of Niagara Falls for state
Committeeman. The Hill men carried Niagara.
Wyoming. and Orleans counties. Livingston
and Genesee counties have not held cnucuses
yet the machine holding back the calls for
them and the county conventions until they
saw how Orleans would GO.
GESEsEE. N. Y. Sept. 3O.-The LIVINGSTON
county Prohhitionists to-day nominated Dam
lei Damon OF Livonia as member OF the As
sembly.
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DIR. Briggs and the Salvation Army.

In connection with the announcement that
one OF Prof. Brlggs's daughters has entered
the Grace House Training School for Deacon
nesses it is Of interest to note that the liberal
Presbyterian minister and his family are in
terested In the work OF the Salvation Army
Salvation Army Auxiliary League. an ass0cia-
tion composed Of people who wish to aid the
Army without taking the oath prescribed for
membership, Prof, Briggs is a personal friend
OF Gen. Booth. and some years ago, made q
study OF the work Of the Army in England and
Germany. His wife and daughters attend the
meetings OF the League at the Armys head
quarters In Reade street and collect clothing
work among the poor
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mn. KILBRETu's rRIvIrE SECRETARY.
Francis .. PaImer. Cousin OF Lawyer Stet-
son. 81, d Partner Of Collector Weed.

Francis .. PaImer, Cousin OF Lawyer Stet-
son. a' d Partner Of Collector Weed.
Collector Kilbreth appointed his private sec-
retary yesterday. His name is Francis s.
Palmer. aud no is a cousin OF Francis Lynde
Stetson of the law firm OF Bangs. Stetson.
Tracy & McVeagh. Mr.. Cleveland's firm.
The Collectors secretary is 30 years old.
He was born In Belmont. Franklin county. and
was graduated trcm Harvard in 1887. He
ized the lay trm OF ralner;, Weed 4
Of the nrm is ex-Assem ynan George
{; Weed. son OF the Hon. smith
Young Mr.. Weed has lust been appointed by
Plattsburg. Mr.. Palmer is mild-spoken
young man. His place is important. and the
question yesterday in the Custom House was.
viii M Palmer rank as q T., priyate T s"e.G;Tetary
Major Willis Holly. and Col Frank Sperry. tho
four greatest private secretaries since war
days. Ali wished MIR. Palmer luck in his new
place.
Mr.. Palmer succeeds Clarence Smith. son OF
the former Health Officer OF the Port Dir.
Smith OF Angelica. Mr.. smith was Collector
Hondrlck SIS private secretary,
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New Corporations.

ALBANY. Sept. 3O.-The following companies
have filed articles OF incorporation with the
Secretary OF State:
Tho Fay0rIto Marble Company or New York city to
quarry and hnlSh marble and erect buildings of that
and other stone. Tho capital 10 500 900 The diroc.
tors arc George g. Hutchinson and Edward r. Lesda of
New York City and George White OF Brookiyn
Tho Clarke Wands Il Bennett Company, TO grow and
county. Nd. and IN Albany Tho capital - tl5,0o0
NJ, Clarke OF Albany, and William " Bennett and
George ". Bennett OF Upper fairinount. Md
TIE sherman Investment Company. to deal in real
estate IN Shsrmhn. Chsuauqna county. The caps 10
81. 30. The directors George ID Marsh, EDWIN
kipey Chares H. Corbett and H. A. Ellis OF sherman
and others
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TWO UNKNOWN MEN KILLED BIZ TRAINS
Ono Had Money aad Jewelied Sleeve Hut
tons and the Other n Religious Medal.

Ono Had Money aad Jewelled Sleeve Hut
tons and the Other Religious Medal.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept 30.-A well-dressed
man nwho left this city at 1923 o'clock last night
forBurlngton. jumped of at Trenton to change
cars. The brakeman saw him slip. and In
moment he was under the wheels. His body
was maneled. and death followed before the
Trenton Coroner arrived. Up to 3 o'clock he
had not been identified. He was about 45
years OF age. wore a new cheviot suit. and
had S71.35 in his pocket. A pair OF horse
shoe sleeve buttons contained rubies and en-
erads.
=, There was nothing to indicate his identity.
Ticket Agent Hoagland OF the Pennsylvania
lailroad said that the only burlington ticket
sold sterday wasa single ticket to q woman
at 3:24 P. NJ. No Burlington man has regis
cred recently at any OF the hotels here.
ELIZABETH. Sept 3O.-Tne Long Branch ex.
press. due here at 4 O'Clock. struck and killed
an unknown man on the elevated trestle OF the
The stranger was about 40 years old and fair
ly well dressed, He had no money, in his
pockets. About his neck was a small silver
medal such as are worn by Catholics.
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FOULKE A SPIRIT PAINTER.
The Messiah He Hns Produced Isn't Like
Look Himself at All.

ONSET BAY Mass. Sept. 3O.-Henry B.
Foulke. President OF the Mahatmas and leader
of the Theosophical Club at this spiritualist
resort. has produced q spirit painting. 1t is
a portrait which purports to he a likeness OF
Christ. 1t is q very fair painting. with some
good work in it. and the face Is not unlike the
popular conception OF what such face
should he.
Foulke came % out Two NO. weeks Ws.. ago with the
this portrait. which it is said was precip-
itated" by the Thibetan brotherhood through
is entirely unlik 9 the face and form OF Foulke.
Foulke remains, quiet at Onset Bay In
intimate friend. Nine. Eugenie Beste, the
Washington NATURALIZATION medium. who
dwells here about one half OF the year. Foulke
says he is awaiting tho breakup and tire.
men dous smash OF things which has been
prophesied and Is now Just upon tho eve OF
iulhlmont
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Hoods ls a Blessing
VrLL DInEcr GRAND OPERA HhRE
A Sketch OF Luigi Maucineiii. the New ni-
rector OF the MetropoIitnn Opera Hou'c.

A Sketch OF Luigi Maucineiii. the New h'-
rector of the Metropolitan Opera hou'e.
Luigi Mancinell. the director recently en-
gagged by Abbey & Grau for the coming season
Of grand opera ut the Metropolitan opera
House. Is expected to arrive in this city NOV.
% on the French line steamer La Champagne.
The leading artists Of the Metropolitan COM
pany will be on the same ship
Mancinelli. who has won considerable fame
in Europe. is by no means unknown In this
country as composer. but as director he Will
appear here for the FIRST time. His career
abroad has been q brilliant one. He was born
in Orveto. Italy. about forty years ago. When
youngster Of eleven he was counted good
player Of the violoncello. and not long after
ward he earned his living by playing that in
strument His spare time was devoted to the
study OF music in Its higher branches. AT
Florence he studied under Mabellini. and
while still pupil Of that master was regarded
by critics as one OF the most promising OF
Italian co,nposers.
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Twenty Wrecks Imperil Navigation Along
the Coast from Maine to North Carolina.


s., H..e
the Coast fro" n"'no TO Nor'h c"roi'""'
WASHINGTON. Sent 3O-Twenty derelicts an
s.nsn a.;...Jon o,o, ~. staat,a aan..
uaneel na'katioh aIone '"e Alah'io eoaeS
from Maine to North Carolina. 1t ia probable
that mora such daneerous obstruc,ions exist
n.t. ~ ~ uuS.ar.n,,,, 0m.. ~. ~
Department has received information that en-
ables It to locate only the number named.
NJ. =, .ot or;.a ~, 49, n.ss.,. aros.
Nearly IL noe quite Ill she Fesseis were
wrecked In the great West Indian hurricane OF
last August. and the hulks have been roaming
-. - - .u oI-.-..,I
ABOUT tne ocean ever since. All oos.ruc''ohs
the jurisdiction of tho Secretary of War. while
the Navy Department 10 empowered 70 deal
with all other impediments.
The reports to the Hydroeraphic Office show
49,. 49, aar.Ii,t. ,ro Iii aist.,hrtas .Ia,r
tnae 'he oereiic's are "eit ois.riou'eo aionR
the coast with a number In close proximity
between % Cape hs..eras and st. augustine tine
FROM Norfolk eastward thousand miles -FOUR
dismantled hulks are floating. The wrecked
vessels are dangerously near the route of
ships proceeding from New York to Queens
town. On Aug 20 an unknown sunken YES
sell with her topmas out OF water was soon
one mile of Caboon Hollow life saving station,
Cane cod ON Aug 25 the sunken schooner
Governor. with mastheads showing. was sight
west of Cape Cod Six or seven miles west By
north of Chatham Lights. Mass the sunken
schooner Acacia. with spars showing was seen
on Sent, g. The sunken brig j. A. Horsey
was seen six miles northeast OF Block Island
Light on Aug. %.
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rnIroubie Abou, "a Boy Magician.

Philip T. Turner, manager Of tho Fourteenth
Street Theatre WAS arrested on Friday after
noon. and was yesterday arraigned In the
jefferson Market Court on q charge Of allow
ing Eddie Abbot IL years old. known as the
Boy Magician, to perform at the theatre with.
out license. The arrest was made by Agent
Justice Hogan, as Turner had failed to re-
spond to q summons. Manager Turner was
released on his personal reeognizance to an
swer In the Court Of Special Sessions. Eddie
Abbots manager. Bayard Hambet. was also
held on q similar charge.
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A Faithful Loy.r.

Margaret Panzer was arrested on Wednesday
night on charge OF enticing Mrs. Margaret
Pfau from her home. and at the Harlem Police
Court was committed to tho Island She be-
came III in the Harlem Jail. and had three ats
on Thursday and four more on Friday
Yesterday Thomas Russell. a brakeman on the
New Haven Railroad went to the Harlem
Court and begged Justice Feitner to discharge
the girl 80 that he might marry her, He had
been en- gagged to her some time. no said. Jus
tice Feitner consented and tho couple were
married by Father KesBler.
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Col. I.mon, Talks with MIR. ws,tusy.

Secretary Lamont came to New York yester-
day morning and had long talk with the Hon.
William C. Whitney concerning the nomina-
tion by the President Of Mr.. J, J. Van Allen for
tho mission to Italy. Mr.. Lamont then turned
his attention to private affairs. He closed his
house In West Seventy-third street. and his
family will now be with him in Washington.
Collector Kilbreth left for Southampton late
yesterday afternoon. Before leaving town he
retary and his friends and Mr.. Whitney and
his friends declined to say anything Whatever
about Mr.. Van Aliens nomination.
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On Sunday morning next at o'clock the
Very Rev. j. NJ. Farley v. g.. will solemnly
bless the newthapel OF the Catholic Maronites
at 81 Washington street. The small congrs-
cation OF Catholic Maronites In this city Is
Mountains ON tho northern boundary OF the
Holy Land. and it's priest says mass In the
Byro-C Chaldatc language.
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DR.. FuIton's Former Flock Again shepherd
less.

The Rev. Isaac Newton Phelps. pastor Of the
Centennial Baptist Church In Adelphi street,
Brooklyn. has resigned. During his ten
months pastorate. a small floating debt has
been paid off and the membership consider
ably enlarged. The Centennial Church. was
founded by the Rev. DIR. Justin u. Fulton. who
retired about hye years ago after stormy
platform work. There have been three other
pastors since DR.. Fulton Withdrew. Tho
reasons for the Rev. Mr.. Phelps's resignation
have not been disclosed. His relations with
the congregation have been entirely harmoni-
ous. and II is supposed he simply desires a
change OF scene.
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Mr.. p. T. Bartlett May he ,h. Man.

The Republican party leaders appear to
have corralled a candidate for Judge OF the
Court OF Appeals to oppose the Democratic
candidate. Mr. Platt. Mr.. Depew. and Mr..
Brookfield seem to believe that Mr. f. II. Bart
lett Is the man. Mr. Bartlett at ono time was
President OF the Republican Club. lie Is q
member OF the Union League Club. and is a
good after dinner taiker There Is still, how
ever, an idea that Daniel q. Rollins may be in
duoed to accept the nomination.
The Republican leaders want q New York
city man. and II they cannot got Rollins they
Will take Bartlett. II they cannot get Bartlett
they will go on still hunt for Llihu Root Mr..
Roots friends said yesterday that he would
not accept the n nomination under any ciTcum-
stances. and Mr.. Depew admitted that all hope
OF getting Joseph II. Choate should now be
aba doned.
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do what 1t promises. If it doesn't benefit
or cure, you have your money back.
letter, Salt-rheum, Erysipelas, Boils, Car
buncles, Enlarged Glands, fumors and Swell
ings, and every kindred ailment, are per-
fectly and permanently cured by 1t.
Buy Of reliable dealers. With any Others,
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Honor.d for Capturing the Lua.tre.

CHICAGO Sept. 30.-In the presence Of large
number Of approving brokers. President Ham
mill OF tho Board OF Trade to-day presented
Thomas Barrett a gold medal on behalf OF tho
mem bers OF the Board In recog milton OF tho
bravery he displayed on Wednesday In cap
turing and disarlning tho lnnatlc who shot
ry Hudiln, the coiored bootblack who assisted
Barrett got purse containing $50 In gold.
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A call was issued yesterday afternoon for a
meeting OF the Executive Committee OF Tam
many Hall at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
to complete arrangements for getting the
crowds to Saratoga for tho Convention, The
i irom the Grand Central Station on Wednesday
afternoon with 800 braves aboard; that. Is
ten men from each Assembly district. Tam
many headquarters In Saratoga will be at the
American House. Tho state Committee head
quarters will be at tho Adelphia next door.
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4 GREEK PRIEST MALTREATED
by Drunken Pnrishioner After Minister.
Ing TO the Dend.

The Rev. Gregory Grusken, pastor OF the
Greek Church in Chestnut avenue Jersey City
Heights made u sacsrdotal visit Thursday
night to a house in Morris street. in the lower
part Of tho city One Of his parishioners who
worked In the sugar house. was dead. As the
priest was leaving tho house about midnight
Conrad Urban. n membe OF his church. met
good friends, but they have had a falling out.
Urban. WHO was .drunk: seized the priest.
around and ,maltreat him. Father Gruskin
says Urban threatened to XIII him. The priest
escape. Urban being too drunk to follow him.
Father Gruskin made complaint Yesterday
TO Justice Of the Peace Davis. and Urban was
arrested. He was held to await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
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CHICAGO Sept. 3O.-Mrs. Anna Bloss. wife OF
n Troy, n. Y. physician. started home last
night mourning the loss ot $500 worth OF
diamonds. She had been guest for week
ut the Omaha Hotel. During her stay she be-
came acquainted NTH ChEales Howard an
sent the diam onds to n repair shop by Howard.
and declares that they were not returned.
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Mayor . ansord 90 60 20 saratora.

Mayor II. & Sanford. Joseph MeGee. and
George H. Smith were elected yesterday as
delegates 10 tho Democratic State Convention
from the First Assembly district OF Queens
county. which comprises Long Island City.
Corporation Counsel William T. Stewart of
Long IslAUd City was named as delegate to
the Judiciary Convention.
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rss NouaM1H<L sADLr WOUNDED.
Mr.. Asser's Yacht Not Likely TO ne Ready
for the Race Thursday.

Mr.. John jacob Astor's steam yacht Nour-
mabal which stove IN her hull on the New
Hamburg reef on Wednesday. was drydocked
at the Erie Basin yesterday morning at 8
O'Clock. A small crowd was gathered at the
Erie Basin when she was hauled out OF tho
water to see the extent OF her injuries.
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BANLSHED

-pimples, blotches. sores,
humors, and ernptions, by
DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery, For a poor
complexion, and for the
poor blood that causes it,
this is the best Of all known
remedies.
In every disease or disor-
der OF the skin or scalp, in
every trouble that comes
from impure blood, the
" Discovery" Is the only
medicine that's sold with
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Wreck of a small steamer from New York

ST. JOHN. N b.. Sept. 3o--The British
steamer Rhiwiderin, Capt Collier. 734 tons.
which sailed from New York on Sept % for Tilt
Cove. N. F.. In ballast. to load copper ore. went
ashore this morning on Bannsrman Cove. ten
miles from Cape Race. during Q dense fog;
The crew were saved. but tho steamer will
probably be total wreck
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FUR CAPES AND JACKETS

mads 60 oIde, r. the sts, AteIatlon and repar
Bargains In all linds OF Fur Capes. Neck BoAs, Nuns
huRr 4e Ia II nUENOH. Furrier. 1872 broadway. be-
Harris 4 klssak.
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The vaIkyrie

is a mighty good boat. The Vigi-
liant, we Americans think, is bet
ter one. But, talking of Racers,
Riker's Expectorant takes the wind
out of the sails of all other Cough
and Cold remedies combined.
Riker's holds the Cup against all
competitors, because it guarantees
to cure or forfeit the money every
time. GO cts. a bottle, of all drug
gists, or at
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Get DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy al any
druggists, for 80 cents, and you get COM
plete and lasting euro for the worst casss Of
Chronic CataTTh IN the Head.
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Jokannia.
" King OF
Natural Table WaterS."

OF exceptional purity and excel
lence. 1t mixes well with Vines
and Spirits, the peculiar softness,
which its natural gas lends to the
taste, rendering it admirably adapt
ed for the purpose. - London
Lancet.
The sun., 1893-10-01

After night with the b,ys
Yours for = clear AsAd-Brom o.ssitEsr,-IA