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unitartan CAsrch.

First Unitarian church--Seventh av-
eYTae. between Union and Pike streets.
No service until further notice.
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~. sse&asf CARS Gas pr~SsaL Ma MI
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The Christian Alliance meets at $50 p.
IN. every Sunday. and Oh Thursday at
y. m in their hail 81 Union street. be-
tween Third ana Fourth avenues. hear
Armory hail.
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At Or. MARKS CHURCH.

ne supplied choir under che direction
- CsaoIrnasser E.xiehara viii render the
{eubjoinsd programmes today:
M0rninx Service.
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section Seattle g. I. P.).

The Sector; Seattle meets every sunday
evening at o'clock in the 4. .. L. w.
hall. corner ~ Marion street and Frat
avenue. Ali welcome. Questions invited.
Seats free. Good music.
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given on apsAtession AL meetingu freN
TIE pusic invited. aali opea every Nrn-
day afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
Real Gstaie
is YOUR PLUMBING SAFE?

We are prepared to answer this
questio with certainty. TITS most '1p'rtah.
To- yo,, IN have il answered. We have the
hest experts. and we have no pecuniary inter-
ests in the rsplirs to be made. We have no
reason to fave r. o. to condemn, any plumber.
We act only as the hired expert of the
hous e!1Older in determining what needs 10 DC
done and how il should BE- doue; and we can
secur. the proper and economi:a! execution OF
any work required
inspection and repairs can best be
made while the house is vacated for the sum
mer, or, ii occupied, at season when WINDOWS
car be KEEP. Cp,n.
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Citn properin for Sale or 60 Get.

1no11NO0ON.o~~or(|NN1N0 >~"/N~0NrN|00~0~0>N
NOR SALE OR RENT ~. go Madison Avenue ~ LIZ
rtebe5 occip,ed bv Col Roht. o lng'rs ID. = 4Nl'
ballroom theatre For particulars Adde'S %" Mn HN
IS stamford. Delaware county. Ne" i'IN
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NEW BUILDINGS.

liOth.s =, e % . " - 81 ave for two story
brick library o5NpO II. AguilGr Free Library
Society o. ~ III East 5Hh -. Owner. h'r's Z
Italian. nrcht cis .................. .....-...
ic9ih - : $. C1.5 T. " ~ lr7th e.. f'r 'hre"
story frame dwelling house llAlG2 3nN2N !.
lanes q Ganaoy ~ 40 1143 East li2fh 50.
owner. John De Hart a'chiier'. ........ ... 80.
l,4th Il = = 345.3 r. q Morris ave. i"r 'wo
f,l~ story brick na'houscs 2jy7j. Frank PES
cio,ta. OF NJ - Fast i'ith -. o"nc-' w
Dick'rson. G'rhiiec' ..-...', ;,,. o..
two. story frame dwelling house VIII store. IN
~. G. Foobcl 81 No 32l Fast HIM st. owner =
Louis FOX. ar'h'ect ....... ........ 100.
tWo-story frame stable. &jY25; Adelaide Mc
Grath. II 40 500 Noun; Hope Place. owner.
Charles Clark. architect .-.--.
81 PauTs Place & 90 II . = Washing ~ ave,
FOR three S'1fv frame dwelling house. i'N-l'.
Hattie J. b'"ns or ~ 40 N'S''"' '' ~
Samuel 81. 5 l25 II Of HONEYWELL ave. for
NV, fwo-e'orv frame dwelling uses L" 'Ni6.
Maria Vitale Of No = 0s2 II honeywell ave ,wne
& : Clark. architect. ........
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Ciin propertn for sale.
81 West 88th ST.

Ready for occupancy THIS elegant
four-e'orv and basement. stone and lrick 'front.'
dwelling.
si3 II rooms and two ha'hs
b 1,tler's pantry ana laundry extension. llNl3 Saloon
qoors a hariw oi trim Handsomely decorated ne" sas
fixtures. . .,.,..o~.u,,,
Terms easy Wat hnan On premises
TEASTl'S UAMlLTON
Tel G4T Harlem. ~ N'H' l"0'H 81
10TH ST. 9TH AND It'll AYES 3 story stone ~ ny
tS 90 foot house. fine condition. new modern punh'ns
INN" AsHFORTH & %. 1909 broadway.
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ALTERATIONS.

Dalv ave s 3co e Of Samuel s. g. two
church. owner. Charles n Gillespie. 40 IA West
22d -. architect ........--..
Pl.k ave. :. u" g Z lS'fh s.. 20 a one story
frame dwelling Jane Kelly. oUn"r. Charles
clark No 7i9 East li1'h - ~. Inject. .----.
Lexington ave X 2S6 o. a f'rr story and oas"
uic.t brick dwelling. =. sIj..3. II tn u May
nard premises. owner. William Miller. No
i4l East 4Oth g. architect .-...-.....
33d-s' 40 - East. 20 four story rni basement
brick dwelling and shop. Ms " Switzer. owner;
A q Norman. ~ Al Union square. archNoct...
3Gth-st corner I>Xiuefrn ave. - lour
story brick dwelling. ! Pierponi Morgan. 70 ~
list. owner. Paul frost r.. 10 North
Moore - architect ......-.....- -.-..-.-..-
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Connirn propcrin foc Sale.

A pamphlet prepared by residents Of
Metuchen, N. J., describing that place, is
directed simply to heads OF families. 1t Is
not real estate agents circular. 1t gives
the facts about Metuchen. Those who
issue it desire to reach only congenial peo-
pie, looking for suburban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them,
and who may from visiting them decide
that Metuchen offers the kind of home
and the kind of surroundings they want.
The pamphlet may be secured BY addressing
A. c. Litters,, Metuchen. N. J.
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4 DIROSDACK MOUNTAINS.
~ SYCAMORE HOTEL,

long LAKE. s. 7. HAMILTON 60.
Accommodates 90. Now open. Hotel superby locatsd
on promontory overlooking lake MIX ard fresh v.g.ta-
bios from hotel farm Tennis. fishing and hunting IN
sirna ssed Driving. sanitary plumbing sprng watss
Special rates for families Send Tor booklet
r ". SMITH
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Goss. wrigh, D. to Deborah Honeywell. No so7 .o
ns sSsxs Sienon to Isaac tviison corner
rsington ave AGA s0,n-s; years ....... io'
Grenhari. Mare. 70 ~ lie stoN va 81 isS -,
u, "a Of y1tt.......-s... ......... lo'
Davis sarah J Z TO IA,ls Ruekert Hancock
rcks,-Cn, Conrad Rosa Muller. 5 s2d-st
1914 II W Of Avenue b. year. ....s.....
rrs-iott Louise 10 Mary II Lawrence and an ~
othsr executors. etc. No IFS Wal!-st years zV'
r,sfe,d Fannie 70 Jennie Levy. $ 4Oth-si. 22sb
n N Of 7th-aye, year ..... ..
yYncan William J and Ellen E. 70 stephen NC
partland No l20 West +6th-st. 6-25 parts Sc
Goodman TRY. TO Pincus Lowenfeld and another,
" corner stanton and Attorney sts. install @,
Lurch William f. al 20 the East River Savings o
Jrstitution No 1877 Grand-st. year ~
Dtolz George and Elizabeth. 10 Catherine MADDEN
n Q 3d-st 23e @ II n OF Avenue c, lease
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J,rRNWOOD LAKE GEORGE. y. "A resor, on ex
L ccronal excoloncc. - - si2 per week "f''e '''
pretty. Illustrated books
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Countrn Boaro tuanis6

,,,s
I,OI NTRY BOARD WANTED-Family -FOUR In
\ tire. rooms. small hotel or poaiu'os- Hs nsr-
lerlshires IAtchned caiskills ADDRESS III" ~
ti,usrs = NJ. G. Tribune O;tce
yxvANTEl,.-A good home on farm Tor 'eeo'e -,n
w boy fifteen years Of age. where smai "a'" ,,s
be psid and would be taught 10 "oIh' A''''
references, e.. Box 49, Log broad"hy -
A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions for The lJIvsy
4 re-r,,,d Al their poNn ONCE. Ne. Lag brosxsc
"a door no III OF st. until o'clock m sp r.suG
ruen,s received at the foloSng br%nch o!n.es a,
Office rates until o'clock m VIZ: 2os sth s,h ave
cor 23d $, i52 ave- cor. l2th-st MACY ct 10
ana lh-sr. lt2 Columbus-ave. near West oo'n va
Wes, 42d ct hear 6th-aye. .. East lt,n So
he,veen Ith and sh ayes. I'D Last tt.hs nees
s5aye between 7Sh and T7,h i.o?6 Si-av ness
6ist-st; Los is-ave near 10, p.eecker0t
4lst-st, 5bt 3d-aye. 20 teecksn 30 e6s 3deve
zoos 3d- ave 2t0 East 10thst.: iozi ~ -s's'' -
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er.sG N. Lhkeah: =. 4. aarreon. Hlp.

ter.SG N Lukfsh; +. a. surgeon HID.
WILSON,
United States Steamship ~Afnphritrlte
Captain, C.. p! Barclay. lieutenant
Commander. a. q, Berryj lieutenants,
A. Mertz, G. N. Atwater, y.go. Chase
~. Oh. ensigns, c. d. Meyny and X.
N. Bennett; surgeon. H. q. Boyer. pay
master, j. N. Spcat; chief engineer, W.
C. Eaton: p. a. engineer, II u. Hig-
gins: pay clerk, w. b. Rogers: gunner,
H.. Campbeil;i carpenter, w. J. Wren.
Torpedo lflotilla, Lieutenant Com
mander w. W. Kimbail, commanding:
Foote-Leltenant W. Il Rodgers,
commanding. ensign X. II, jackson.
cushlnS-Lieutenant A., Glenves, cons
handing. ensign. II. P. Baldwin.
MISUNDERSTANDING N. r. Usher,
commanding; ensign, L. a. Bostwi6k;
p. "A. engineer. o. ". Koester.
Observation-Disclosures j, B. Bernadou,
commanding; ensign, W. Bngley
PorterALieutennnt J. G. Fremont.
Commanding; ensign, K. v. GlRls. as
slstnnt surgeon, NJ. s. Elliott.
Dupont-Lieutenant s., S, Wood, COM
manding: ensign, +. H, Clark. jr.
United States Gunboat Newport
Captain, B. +. T1lley; executive officer,
Lieutenant J. Bull: lieutenant, J.. T.
Newtort ensigns, J. W. Chase, II. s.
Ritter. r. II. Belknap, LIB, Jones:y as
sistant paymaster, u. G. Ammen: P. Al.
engineer. " II. Alderdice, +. A. sur
geon, Chas. p RIGGS.
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ATRAYELINaM MAN

Gives Some Valuable Hints Regarding the
Care of the Health While Travelling.
Mr.. r W. wincherdon, q commercial
traveller from Birmingham. whose bus
ness keeps him almost constantly on the
road, relatea in the Sunday News the
dangers to health resulting from con-
slant change OF residence and the way
he overcame the usual Injurious effects.
He says: One thing people travelling
cannot very well avoid Is the constant
change In water and food: the stomach
never has an opportunity to become nc
customed to anything and in q few
years or much sooner the average tray
cling q becomes q hopeless dyspeptic.
For several years I suffered more or
less from indigestion, sour stomachs,
headaches, distaste for food, often no
appetite, gas on the stomach and the
usual unpleasant effects OF imperfect
digestion.
Nearly every travelling man has his
favorite remedy for different troubles
and I tried oil OF them with Indifferent
results. Finally on the train between
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia one day, I
overheard q conversation between two
ladies', n of whom had suffered Sc
verely from indigestion and stated she
had been completely cured by a remedy
which she called Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets; I remembered the CONVERSE
tion because It directly Interested me;
and Mt the next town I inquired at the
first drug store and bought q package
for fifty cents, and from that day to this
I have never been without them, They
are pleasant tasting tablets, not a Sc
cret patent medicine but composed Of
vegetable essences, pure pepsin, fruit
salts and Golden Seal; being in tablet
form they never lose their good quail
ties like a liquid medicine would, but
are always fresh and ready for, use.
I carry q box in my pocket continu-
ally. and whenever ] see any symptoms
OF indigestion I take one, also one after
each meal and for u year and a half I
have not lost a. day by reason OF poor
health and can eat anything and relish
what I eat; my Digestion is absolutely
perfect as far as I can Judge from my
feelings and although there may be
other stomach medicines Just as good
as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, I do not
know what they are. Certainly for peo-
pie who travel they are far ahead Of
any liquid medicine, as they are SO con-
veniert, they can be carried in the
pocket and used whenever needed.
/ believe they are sold by all druggists
at 50 CENTS, and belieye anyone who will
try them Will agree with me. that for
indigestion, and stomach trouble Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets are unequaled.
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NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.

Commander by Capt. Sampson, Which
OF the Onieers Commanding the Various
yessel.-Lieut- Ed. Capehart, an Old
bridgeport Ohio, Roy, on the New York.
KEY WEST, Fla, April 21.-The ros-
ter. OF the North Atlantic squadron sta
toned in these waters is as follows:
List of oticers-capt. W. T. Sampson,
commnnder-in-chlef, Lieut.. IS. A.
staunton, assistant chief. of staff;
Lieut. c. c. Marsh, flag secretary; En-
sign Ell. Bennett, flag lieutenant.
United States Steamship New
York - Captain, +. E.. Chad
wick, lieutenant commander, w.
D. Porter; lieutenant, ]. Roller,
lieutenant, F.&W. Coffin; lieutenant, r.
T.. Mulligap; lieutenant, E. T.. Cape
hart: ensign, F. Marble; ensign, ]. R
Edie; ensign, F. H. Brumby;, naval ca
diets, H.[C.2Mustin, N. D. Jones, w. G..
Du Bose, W. J.. Powell. A. Kautz, o. D..
Duncan, Z. T. Eggert, Charles Boone.
medical inspector, NJ. G. Drennag; P.
"A. surgeon, T. A. Berryhill; assistant
surgeon, R. Spear: chief engineer, C. J..
MacConnell; P. A. engineer. F. NJ. Ben
nett: assistant engineer. W. Ball; as
slstant engineer, A. ". Cook; assistant
engineer, H. 7. Baker; Naval, Cadet
(%englneer)., J.. S. Graham; chaplain. A.
i. Royce; captain U. s.. NJ. c., NJ. c..
Doddrell: lieutenant, U. S. N. c.. r. II.
Lane; carpenter, ]. T. Haley, assist
ant naval constr, r. P. Hobson; gun
ner.i C.. Morgan; boatswain, P. Mullen,
nay clerk, W. A. Wallace: pay clerk,
.(ieet). F.5F. MacWilkie.
United Steamship Iowa-Captain, R.
D. Evans; lieutenant commander. R. p.
Rodgers; lieutenant. w. P. Schuetze,
lieutenant. W. NJ. Wltzel; lieutenant,
y. NJ. Orchard; lieutenant, L. S. Van
3sDuzer; lieutenant, F. X. Hill, (J. CD;
lieutenant, G.. Tarbo1; ensign, n. c.
Twiuing; naval cadets. o. J.. Muffin, III.
Williams. N. s. Houston, J.. w.
Graeme, A. C. Owen, a. j. Hepburn;
surgeon, NJ. H. Simon; P. A. surgeon,
r. p Crandall; paymaster, J. A. Ring;
chief engineer, c. w. Rae: P. A. engln-
Ger, C.. q. Rommell; P. A., engineer, H.
so stickney. assistant engineer, ". F.
TROUGH; chaplain, r. r. Hoes; captain
LUIS. M.4C.,SLa Karmany; second lieu
tenant u. S. ". CT. Fl, Low; boat
5swain. A. Whlpkey; gunner, a. s.
s5Mackenzie:%s carpenter, +. johnson; pay
clerk. C. Nv. LOOMS; mate, H. Olsen;
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.RECfTEs THE ACTION.

or Congress on the Cuban R.,oiution,.
and dives Spain Until Saturday Noon 10
Hspiy-At Roster Of The onissrs Of the
Norti,Atiantie squadron, thstsailed for
Havana.
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IRON STEEL.
Prevailing Opinion that Wal VIII In.
create Activity In Trade.

create Activity In Trade.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 81. : The
American Manufacturer in its weekly
trade review will say Tomorrow:
Nothing especially new Is shown in
the iron and stee! market at any point
this week. The war cloud Is blacker
than It was last week, and fears OF in
ternational trouble are showing that
effect on the market. It is the prevail
ing opinion that something decisive,
whether It be for war or peace, will
cause increased activity in the trade.
As "a the case last week, the war
talk Is having its greatest effect in the
eastern market, although at New York
there is something Of a recovery in the
trade. New enterprises are still being
held back.
The foundries are melting a fair
amount OF iron. Manufactured Iron is
slow, and large orders for structural
steel are still held. pending the political
outcome. At Philadelphia the bar
trade Is slow. but sheets and roofing
material are in fair demand. Quite 4
good business In tanks and plate ma
terial is being done. Chicago reports
4 fair inquiry in q general way for
delivery during the coming year, n
some longtime contracts are being
made. Pig iron shows more activity, as
one sale OF 10, 900 tons OF charcoal iron
Is reported. Northern pig Is being ta-
ken up as fast It Is made, and prices
are holding well. Quite q lot OF work
In tho car building line Is being done,
and structural material is active. At
Cincinnati the plS iron trade Is dull.
There are rumors of big plate o n
tracts about to be placed for the gov
eminent. The city this week placed
a contract for cast iron pipes at $14 rs
per ton. which Is the lowest figure ever
reached, as a few years ago the came
class OF pipe was paid for at s23. The
demand for skelp Is good. In the
Cleveland market the agreement Is
holding pig iron prices steady. Ship
building work Is making n fair demand
for structural material. Other branches
OF the trade remain Without change"
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WASHINGTON, April 21.-The fol-
lowing etatement OF the text OF the ulti-
riatum to Spain was issued to-day:
on yesterday, April 20, 1898. about II
O'clock q. m, tho department OF state
served notice OF the purpose OF this
government by delivering TO Minister
Polo copy OF an instruction to Minister
Woodford, and also a copy OF the reso-
lui1ons passed by the Congress OF the
United States on tho 19th inst. After
the receipt OF this notice the Spanish
minister forwarded TO the state depart
ment a request for his passports, which
were furnished to, him yesterday after
noon, Copy Of the instructions to Wood
foFdis herewith appended.
The United States minister at, Madrid
was, ct the same time, Instructed 10
make q like communication to the gov
eminent OF Spain. This morning the
department received from General
5Woodford q telegram, copy OF which Is
hereunto attached, showing that the
Spanish government had broken Off d.
lplornaHc relations with this government.
This course renders unnecessary n
further diplomatic action on the part OF
the United States.
April 20. 1893.
.s'Woodford, Minister, Madrid.
you have been furnished with the
text8of a Joint resolution voted by the
Congress of the United States on the 10Th
instant-approyed to-day-in relation to
THE p~aciflcatSon of the island Of Cuba.
In pursuance of that act che President
directs you 20 Immediately communicates
TO, 1.-THE government OF Spain said resolu-
ton with the formal demand OF, the gov
4ernment OF the United States that the
government OF Spain at once relinQuish
it's authority and government in the Is
land OF Cuba and withdraw its land and
naval forces from Cuba and Cuban
waters.
In taking this step. the United States
hereby d4sclaims any disposition or I'm
tertion to exercise sovereignty, jurisdlc-
tion"or control over said island except
for the pacification thereof. and asserts
tn DIFFERENTIATION when that is accom-
sprshed to leaye the government and
control Of the island to its people under
such free and independent government
asEthey may establish.
II by the hour Of noon on Saturday
next. the 2Srd day OF April. instant, there
Sbenot communicated to this government
by chat OF Spain a full and satisfactory
response to this demand and resolution
whereby the ends of peace in Cuba shall
DE assured. the President will proceed
without further notice to use the power
and authority enjolned and conferred
upon him by the said joint resolution 10
such extent as may be necessary to car
~ the same into effect"
(Signed) SHERMAN.
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ECHOES FAR N NEAR.
Down One Street and Up Another, From,
Every Ward In NrheelIng.

Hard to hold down the enthusiasm Of
our people under such circumstances
MS those surrounding the work OF the
little. conqueror. There Is no place in
the world where a good thing Is better
appreciated than right here at home.
We are quick to see It and quick 10
push It along" in the manner that It
merits. From all parts Of the city come
the same reports; success following in
every foot step, and investigation Of
each new case but odds to the en-
dorsement that has gone before, and
places their claims beyond the shadow
OF a doubt. This report comes from
South Huron street, No. &c, where our
representative found Mrs. II. Deiters.
Read. what she says:
II sufferd for several years with my
back, brought on by an attack OF La
Grippe, characterized by severe aching
pains across the small Of mr back and
through my right thigh; bearing down
pains in the bladder: numbness and
aching Of the ankles; often worse when
lying down; and often when in bed l
would be SO stiff I could hardly
turn over or get out OF It. I felt tired
and depressed all the time, and espe-
clally in the mornings, and could not
sit still for any length OF time without
wanting to go to sleep. I saw so many
favorable accounts OF Doan's Kidney
Pills that I concluded that they would
help me. I got O box at the Logan
Drug Company, and began their use. I
fel relieved after the first few doses.
and was encouraged to continue their
use, which / did with splendid results.
My sister was visiting me at the time.
and being troubled al I was. she took
ms recommendation, and they helped
her right away. ! have recommended
them to many Of my friends. and II
ever troubled In that way again
would use nothing else" :.
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers, Price, so cents. Mailed by
Foster-Milburn Co., N. Y. sole agents
for the United States. Remember the
name, Doan's, and take no substitute.
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TO CURE A coLDeIN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlno Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It falls
to cure. Csc. The genuine has L. B. @.
on each tablet,
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THOUSANDS of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds. bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe, asthma, and nil throat and lung
diseases. Charles r. Goethe. Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair.
Forty-slxthf and Jacob streets; A. f..
Scheehlc. No. COZ Main street; Exley'
Bros, Penn and Zane streets: Bowie &
CO.. Bridgeport,
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h Note,

LONDON, April ol.-A belated Mad
rid dispatch to the Times describing
yesterdays scenes in the cortes, says:
The queen regent wore an elegant hello
trope costume, with deep white lace
and heliotrope plumes.
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BE sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. WInslow's Soothing
Syrup for children tcething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays nll
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for d~iarrhoea. Twenty-Five
cents q bottle. m-w&t
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~ HAD a running. itching sore on my
leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's Olnt-
mcnt took away the burning and Itch
Ing instantly. and quickly effected per-
mHnent cure" c. W. Lenhart, Bowling
Crnen.Q 4.
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to Spain.