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that time Mr. Gon took great interest IN a'hIeucs
and was known as one of the best amateur spar
rcrs the city.
In ls7i he organized an expedition 10 libera'e the
late John Boyle OR"iy ana eight other iriSnmen
mo had been transported TO Australia for poHtcin,
offences TO accomplish tn.S the WhaIhs tdt N
Catalina was chartered Tho expedition was sue
cessfiil and the Catalpa returned TO New "rH
with the celebrated lrishmen. soon aiterwatu ne
entered the office Of the late Samuel o. courtney
cx-I n!ted states District Attorney for the south
crn District of New York. and year later WAS az
rlIftcd to the bar. He becam" associated win .
" Pollock under the firm name of Cor follock'
IN January 1sSs Mr. tiOn appointed ASSIST
ant District ATTORNEY. In 1890 he was Nominated
liz tha County Democracy and Peoples Muhlcipal
,o@i,c for the office OF District Attorney TO sue
rred Colonel Fellows, but vas defeated oy De
rarcov N,cnoll. Lee then returned TO MS private
,,ractice As counsel OF tce LeXow Committee. ms
TwsrI< is well known. Mr.. Golf is married and mas
two children.
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STRONG AND GOFF NAMED.
Continued from First Page.

impossible in this great Democratic city. WneIe
~ v1,n stands Two t. one against the Repub-
cans To- win with Republican At the head OF
the ticket He did not expect, furthermore TO DC
,nflontcl wiki an entire ticket. Every man
collected from their ~anks Gcferrng T. Con.
Reekman. Jeroloman and Kempner) a fit
person but it did noi follow from that that they
SHOULD be compelled TO support Republican Tor
Mayor. We cannot e out int the highways
ana bvway, and ask Democrats t. vote for a
man for Mayor who was first put in nomination
by Republicans ana .nGOrsed by you To-Day.
Mr.. Iarocquc. who hal assumed the chair,
Nj Beaman having taken leave Of tho confer
ence when Mr. Scott began 10 speak. interrupted
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I LITTLE WANTS JUSTICE.
GRANTING or TIE CONTRACT FOR PRINT
ING OFFICIAL ELECTION BALLOTS.

THE EX. CONGRESSMAN PROTESTS AGAINST THE
CHANTING or TIE CONTRACT FOR PRINT
ING OFFICIAL ELECTION BALLOTS.
A. the executive session OF the Police Board
Yesterday the following protest from eX-Consross
man ! J. Little against the granting OF the con-
tract for printing the official ballots TO the hrfn
Of Martin g. Brown was considered;
Gentlemen: ON the lst inst. received from YOU
specifications for printing and ie iyHrlls o,.,,H
ballots for election occnrIins on ,hT ON ~ ms
TO submit sca.ed proposal 'or eAecu'"'s S"''
Al the time and place designated as requested
by YOU we did. after much labor ara some 'N-
ensG sugm5 our our reresntativc nat our csti
mate was the lowest one pres"nlcd m are n,, r,S
Informed by him mat the type"ri'er, IN cu-!E'i'ii
III PROPOSITION has used The word Tor instead
ro, ~, vcrSjare rcing placed within marks thus
irdratlvc that it was intended to be In" Quota
vour a.rcifict;ions our representative was per
initted l,v You TO substitute the proper Woris.
LAY aSi bc prgpos,on as it then was no change
had been made in IN" pronosl,lyn, unr % rn,
words simply making certain what WaS apparently
We are also Informed by our re?Tcsentatiyc thst
change the consideration contained IN ms iio.nosi-
ton to buk sum. although me SlrT"Ta'' .r
distinctly state the price named ShaI ne l'I
thonsand Moreover This privilege OF changing
ne @rc"rsideration was rot accorded to us:
30. wishing to commence legal proceedings 70
secure our rights, we enter this our earnest pre-
one bat ourselves. having been tn lowest DO
der and request that Justice I've done US in this
matter To relieve the department or bureau from
any possible financial cmbarrassment. We ncrr% -
oCrgr 10 accept the contract for less sum thaI
$50 coo TIA. being the reduced offer OF the o'ic'
proposition.
The Commissioners on last Wednesday AWARDED
the contract for printing the official ballots TO 'H'
firm Of Martin T. Brown for $1,000 this being ihe
sum appropriated for the work. EN-Congr'Ssnah
Iittle's protest was considered and fled
prcsidfnt Martin said tina, Mr. Little had no
Grounds for protesting aaains; the action OF IN"
Board in awarding the contract % Brown. Inc
n.n, of Martin b. Brown received tn contract ~
said because It's representative agreed to 10 the
work for the sum appropriated. and because IL wa"
known that Browns establishment Was WIZ
equipped 20 10 the work ,.. g., - ,.,o-
5rnerl Kerw.n said that Idti!c's pa was mo.
nal anyway. The Board had given tn contraSl 10
Hrovn and tina, settled H. All that tou.mlssoheI
MURRAY would say WIS that Nr. Litiies protest
had been filed. -, ~, .,,,.
chief clerk Kip submitted to ne H2lrd a stat
ment showing the age height. paEsille an" , Hea'H
Of service Of the policemen attached To the hfoaN
way squad. This in accord tn'" WIN Il =, ia
ton presented to the Boar! 10y Commissioner Sh'c-
han a week
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EX-MAYOR WHITNEY AGAINST HILL.
PRESSURE BROUGHT oN McAETY. CoFFEY AND
pELMAR 70 INDUCE THEM 10 RESIGN
rpoN THE STATE COMMITTEE.

FROM THE SlA J. 'D'4'N' i'-'-
Ex-Navor whitney OF brooklyn sii ycs'er!ay
that he would no, support Senator Hi for Gov
ernor This IS what he said:
I tell Won tho Democrats have mao" a gr"li ms
take IN their nominations. DaV4i y III is a N'tF
smart man a very able man. perhaps the ah'e-1 We
have Ia the party to-day But the peop'. the pr" IL
Deonle Ike. myself and a s'Or" OF DINER SpOi btI.'
erals whose names / could mentol NEa' oo"h
around Fulton ferry aTc tired - seeing '"r Si"l'
old crowd. you may call them ~hdt YOU peas yes
the gang cr ring put up for Office. 1hcy are t''I
~ voting for them AND ~ voting iyr i"r j.
and prime pes they represent ~ polite al i"
YOU mat neither nor they VIII vote i'I even >" ."
a hr.gn' man as DAVID - HI this fnII
Renewed efforts are being ma he to !nlnn' senator
Mix" CoNey. ex-senator John Mc'aTV ana 'N-
County CLERK John De.mar 10 retire from the Demo
trat!c state Committee to which they were re-
elected =; Saratoga. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sh"thaH
visited Pos" Mclaughlin Thursia afternoon ana
Yesterday Conoy McCarjy and Dclmar w'f" an
summoned to the WNoaghoy-st aurn u SHOP
whore Mclaughlin has rs desk. II Is Hni'i-i'J
that Shcehan vas sen; Dy Hi 10 secure Their r.
tiremeni accordance WIKI the action taken Dl IN
Democratic Genera. Committee on Monday II ~
expected thai they VII present their I"siEha Ions
at the meeting 81 tn" stat Committee today lhdt
body has power fiji he vacancies. but Will prop
ably delegate il 10 the Saratoga delegate from inc
Congress districts to hc represented the place IN
the VIII Dstrc; is not filled. as Senator Mc'aiFen
who vas selected for IT, was not chosen by ma
jOrity Of the votes
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STRONG AND GOFF THEIR CHOICE TOO.
THE COMMITTEES; or sEVEETY'S SELECTIONS IN
poRsED ~ TIE ANrI-MACHINE
REPUBLICANS.

pORSED ~ TIE ANIl-MA'hlNE
REPUBLICANS
rattllng meeting OF the Republican Organiza-
,jon Of the CRY and County OF New-fork was he.d
last nigh: AZ 30 rs East Ffteenth-st otto irving
w. vos IN tho chair. over 300 men present
and the enthusiasm was uAboundea Inc H'e.t'ns
v,s called to order at $50 O'Clock. Al the call 81
~. chair. John T. MEholarl rose. and, when the
a,n,atise which had greeted his name died away ne
,-,va hr,.r report Of tho proceedings Of the Com
,,ittce on Conference He said that after the ad-
tournament on last Monday night the committee ha1
again net ami appointed a sub-c ommittee ~ ten
the rrcHbers Of which were ordered TO work from
dag - day aad 10 ~ n their power TO assure the
i,vuthr,w Of Tammany Hall \ meeting OF the
Committee OF Seventy. Mr. Mholland said. was
be,l At the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Monday and 1t
was resolved tina, the "Wlgwam" must be thrown
l,vcn "Our organization" SAID Mr. Mlholand,
'is ma Ic No Of men Of action not men who ever
lastingly ;alk and 20 nothing. bat of men who act
lie, Us waste no time In talk. bat make our nomina-
tons" Applause greeted this. and IN the hour fol-
loving William l.. strong WAS nominated for Mayor
OF the CRY % New-York AMI John ". GoT for r.
corder Mir Gors name was checred ard had
Col.nc. Strong been present he would have teit
iatterci a. the applause which greeted his name
The TWO nominations were made by one solld re-
Thcn II yas resolved that the Conference Com
oc,io - he meeting. mother committee was
ap,o,n,oi 20 confer with the Committee OF Sew
enty with view % uniting on further nomna-
tons This committee. which embraces ne com,
raIttec % five already mentioned; IL composed OF
Wlam nay: I9hn H;or ni"E W' r,rtnn " r
IJuher John Stiebling and VI c. Byers. Then the
meeting vas adjourned. subject 10 the call oi me
chair Those who spoMe ast night we're Ib 1e SoS :
linz James r. Asgel william Graham. r. :.
Rrowne Leon Cohen. 81 John CARNEY ana l. D.
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NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Republicans OF the XIth Assembly p| u.s'
Will have ratification meeting this evening a. ~
ira; Hall. No III West Th.ty-secona.s. o"~.v
49, .n.,xsrs u, h. lanes r shetfie.d John oakey'
FREDERICK A. Ware Jos E. Hedges. n = N tsncon
Gilbert r. HAYES. Frank D. Payey w, "
Colonel p r. Murphy and II. NJ. cove ,,s.op
The Soclalist-Labor party will open tne s,sSsick.
for the winter season tomorrow evening a' INV"
erlng Hall $50 ,,.,s y .nub..can
4 regular meeting OF the Young Mems kkepSsa %
Cub OF the XVIth Assembly District VIII pe.,kerS
Monday evening at O'Clock froHheh' sP'
are expected TO address the meeting
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mittec1ncn were appointed by the president: - D.
Moriarty John Kennedy. George Enrsht simon
NcGrath and Timothy O'Connor The designations
OF lanes J. ORourkc and William y CuInnnlhsS;
formerly tho leaders OF his District We're i9"I H'i
unanimously accepted. John Mccain ana -. >;
Noriariy viii probably succeed them as ltanc's o.
the organization in this district \ resolution W.
of he organiza ton. John T.. MhollanG and piels-
Ing hearty upiort to the party's nominees al saf-
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CALLERS AT REPUBLICAN HEADQUAR-
TIERS.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS OF THE PROGRESS OF
THE CANVASS Up THE STATE

ENCOURAGING REPORTS OF THE PROGRESS or
THE CANVASS Up THE STATE
Chairman Hackett and his able leutcnants.
Messrs. Odel. Kenyon, Fox. Gleason and Reid,
are getting down lively hard work at Repub lean
headquarters In the Fifth Avenue Hotel There
Is good list OF callers every day Yesterday morn
ing those who called Ex-Collector Francis
Hendricks. o, Syracuse; D. +. WILDER, OF Oneonta.
candidate for Congress in the XNlst District;
Samuel Morris OF Troy: John W. Nrooman. Sen
ator Frank Higgins. OF Oean; Congressman Ca
lusha \. Grow. OF Pennsylvania. Judge Albert
Haight and Assemblynan Thompson, OF Duchess
County
The State Committee is receiving encouraging
reports from all the State In regard 70 the
condition OF the canvass. In Erie County 1t is re-
ported that the same forces that worked AGAINST
Maynard last fall at work against Senator iiill
Samuel Morris OF Troy. said yesterday that Mr..
Black. the Republican candidate for Congress IN
the Troy District making an extraordinary
canvass and would carry the district. The new
Election law. he said. would insure an homes elco-
ton In Troy this fall for the hrst time In twenty
five years.
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JOHN w GOFF

John ". Coz was born in Ireland about forty
seven years ago. lie came TO this country with
his parents in his boyhood His fret Employment
vita A. T. Stewart & CO. where. beginning
a. the bottom. he rose to a position Of trust. lie
became an energetic worker in the Land League.
Hc enthusiastic In all organic Il efforts 20
ameliorate Ireiands condition. He studied law and
attended the evening classes at cooper Union. NJ
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CHACNCEY NJ. DEPEW TO SPEAK IN THE
BOWERY

Chauncey NJ. Depew will speak in the Thalla
Theatre on October % under the auspices of a
committee which Is aiding Oliver Sumner Teall in
opposing Tammany Hall In the ia Assembly Dis
trict II viii probably be Mr.. Dcpew's first APP
pearance as an orator in that locality. Mr.. Teal
has taken rooms at Chambers 81; and Park Row.
and is making a fight against Tammany and for
Rcpubcansm Mr.. Depew's speech is expected
To make a sensation In the Id District
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MR. LEARY's RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

William Ieary. well-known kepuo'ican ana an
active political worker In the Ni''n nonsies go,
district Attorneys office soon after the apl, Nr
OF Wallace MacFarlane az D.strict-A,.93sr.''
Iearv's resignation was accepted YESTERDAY
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Saratoga. n Y. Oct. ) (speciaD.-rhe AAn '
Congress District Republican Convention a'1'' NV.
ing two sessions to-day and reaching It's 81 O..
lot without making u nomination. took 80 80
IN 10 o'clock tomorrow morning 81 -, La" ~ he
which has fifteen out the thirty votes ~, a., s,r
convention has on each ballot voted , s0idH and
General n NJ Curtis Up 10 to-day fuiIoi' IN
uamt,ar;s sy votes have teen cast for Judge A. ~
L. baker and saratogas nine for Genera zen ,ytn sara.
toga wotine for Raker who received hfteen W ves.
Ths was the order for the next thirteen d IS%d
ani Ersnch's taken up. Following this nins oass
lots Mere follows Curtis l5 Frsnsn r. name q
Inc Sa'n,o f ynssj number OF times each 70.
several new men all residents OF 81: Lan' rom
49,. c,,ntv ~ give up curtis The names Nos,eS
successfully by the S1ra,og. deles Su Ksoss.
W r. Remington and ". L. Proctor somee,,n
wnom are members OF tie s., Lawrence ae ssgIatoea
delsg,tion on the &6ti ballot again voted ior
snd Continued 10 do so during the rest OF the uS''
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REPLY TO DEMOCRATIC CHARGES

Wa,ertowr. n. V. oct. (SpeciaD-hloh "
Brown OF this city. the au'hor OF the app
ment amendment and one OF the Leading Hep "D'N~
"arrJ AN elaborate reply to the minority repo' W
the Democratic members recently print eas rsae
nrown CAREFULLY takes each OF the charges M 49,
ann'ns, The proposed apporonment and SHOWS w,
fasity Of the assertion that there was any hs IN
on the par, OF the Republican m'noe's ~
the unfair.
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ITALIANS TO SUPPORT TIE TICKET.

ITALIANS TO SUPPORT THE TICKET.
The Italian Independent Republican club held
an enthusiastic meeting At no { Prince-st. last
night to indorsc the Republican nominations FOR
state Offices :. 4. Palermo. Hcniy -. Merritt
Russo Giuseppi Patrina fa0lo and DanSrlo ias
ouaIe made speeches and pledged the support of
tbe italians to the Republican ticket About lJo
voters were present
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SPEAKERS TO ADDRESS REPUBLICANS.

ratification meeting under The auspices u tae
Morton and Saxton campaign club Of the With
Assembly District Will be- held At NO 81 Clinton
Place on Monday evening at O'Clock tmr"ncr
W. Bower VIII preside. Addresses VIII De made by
V R. Dolliver. Of Iowa: David Healy, Alfred X
ConklinL Chase MelleI and other prominent
speaker.
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-. N 2, Nassau-st. this morning. The Grace
nor,ocrncy will hold another conference AZ
Cooper Union this afternoon.
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Commencing with the 9TH inst. the the, ,,,n daily
Pullman buffet Sleeper to Cleveland anu .n' AZ.
without change Leave NeS-York al ,;SS L D. D. n
irving In Chicago next evening d. '~ ::
Dining car Buffalo to Chicago
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Have you read Mrs Sherwood lollinss charming
stories entitled "A Bdrnc-Jones Head and other
SketShesT' The Philadelphia Public Ledger Of
the book 1T has distinction. has 1t has
humor Il has purpose United States Book Company
publishsrs ain 6th-aye. QCammeyer BuiIinzl.
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REED & BARTON,
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At REASONABLE PRICES.
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the Committed Of seventy which was recel,eo WIZ
much applause, after when the ooH'e"o" ~
journed.
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Sp1NISH-AMERICAN TOPICS.

An imDortant question Of frontiers is about 10 he
settled without the usual assistance OF foreign arb
tration between two countries in South America.
The plenipotentiarics of the Argentine and the Bo
livan Republics reported 10 have signed The
charged with the technical survey Of disputed
frontier They are Senor5 Q.ascoaEa ior Arse a
Salta on EO'"nlber J.
Some days before the recent death Of DIT Nihez.
President Of the United states Of Colombia. riot
occurred at Paro against the project Of dividing IN
two parts the Department of Cauca THIS project
which would add one more State or department 10
tn nine already forming the CoiomDah lrdrralioh'
was supported BY the Federal Government OF Bogota
and especially by Dr caro- the NIce-TT''IueN' Vi "s
Republic
The press Of Colombia have been attacking another
runored project for the sale Of the historical resi-
dence and lot Of ground which had been given 10
the "Liberator" Simon Bolivar. by the municipality
o! BogOtt-
The police Of Havana have been ordered recently
TO arrest coachmen caught driving bosterous passen-
gers through the streets late at night. causing
scandal and noise In the public thoroushfares
In another city In Cuba. at Carienas the au-
thortes have had agreeable duty TO per-
form. The municipality has accepted the gift OF the
magnificent Oponneil residence. which VIII be used
an asylum for aged people: The Sisters OF tns
Poor will run the establishment, and distinguished
physician has already offered MS services sratui-
tously.
The death at Mendoza. Argentine Republic OF the
jealous Jesuit missionary. the Rev Father D,,man.
well known for his devotion and pious abors. re-
calls TO mind the terrible earthquake which nearly
destroyed the city. March 20 1851. Just before this
calamity Father Dalman with two other Jesuits.
had preached a mission TO the inhabitants. When
the survivors OF the shock. says THE Standard. OF
La Plata were In a state Of dire CONSERVATION and
knew not where 10 hide themselves. Father Dalman
and his companions sailed forth amid the ruins In
the darkness ringing bel. with torches In their
hands giving absolution to the dying and exhorting
, confidence
also that Father Daiman saved the lives OF many
inhabitants Of Mendoza
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NOMINATIONS FOR VARIOUS OFFICES.

Chatham, y. Y. Oct. (SpeciaD.-A b. GARDENER,
of this place was to-day nominated for the Assem-
blv by the Republicans OF Columbia County.
Corning " T. Oct 5.-The Democrats Of Iiv-
ingston County have nominated A.bar: Sweet OF
Dansvi,ie, FOR member Of Assembly. and George D..
Dover OF Avon. for Sheriff.
Addison " Y. Oct 5.-rhc Sieuben County Dem
ocra.ic Convention he'd here this az
ternoon Henry baldwin. OF Addison was nomi-
mated for Sheriff: William c. Bingham, OF Horne.ls-
Vile for Surrogate. and Thomas y Smith. OF Bath.
To- County Treasurer ResOu lions severely de-
nounc.ng the A. i. A unanimously adopted
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RESIGNATION OF THE OLD LEADERS,
A special meeting was held last night at NO. 2l2
reenwich-st Of the Anti-Machine Republican Or
eanizatlon OF the Ist Assembly District. Tho fol-
lowing officers were elected: Preslcent. james
O,Shca. yice-president. John Kennedy. and score
,,rv Frank Wood The following campaign COM
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students In contemporary History should

ai their booksecrs IN" edition Of Justin Mcoar-
ihys History Our own Times" with III" supple
meBtary chapters bringing the work down 10 NJ. Glad
stones resignation tbe Premiership tMarch. 1894? "ith
survey u recent Easlsn literature. United States
Book Co. 3l0-31s CthaYe.
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de-
ndcnt, nervous, tired
men-thOse who
suffer from back
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Nof energy, impaired
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diseases, or drains up
on the system, ex-
ccsses, or abuses, bad
habits, or early vices,
are treated through
correspondence at
their homes, with uni
form success, by the
Specialists of the In
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The Rochester Post-Exprcss points ou' 'ha'
MIR Lockwood. who voted Tor the income 'aA
running for office on platform which denounces
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The police OF Havana have been ordered recently
TO arrest coachmen caught driving bosterous passen
gers through the streets late ut night. causing
scandal and noise In the public thorouShfares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06

Rrockport had a candidate for the Republican
Assembly nomination In The lid District OF Mon
roe In Henry l.. White. but the CONVENTION gays
the honor 10 william \. Armstrong. OF kosnesI.,
"i,bo Rrockport Republican declares thar IN spte
n; their great disappointment. the people OK tha'
town VIII support Mr.. Armstrong heartily
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The press Of Colombia have been attacking another
rumored project for the sale Of the historical resi-
dence and lot of ground which had been given 10
the "Iiberator" Simon Bolivar by the municipality
OF BOGOtA
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06

Instantly relieved by a Cuti-
cura Plaster. because i, vital.
ines the nerve forces, and hence
cures nervous PAM. weakncsA
and nunDness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06

- Facial Blemishcs, falling hair and sim
pie baby rsshes prevented by Cuticura Soap.