The New York Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1878, Page 7

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS From All Parts of the World. ENGLAND'S NAVAL STATIONS Purehass of Delagoa Bay From Portugal. FRENCH REPUBLICAN VICTORY. Financial Distress Throughout Great Britain. [Bx CABLE TO THE HERALD.] Loxpoy, Nov. 2, 1878, _ Itis reported that the negotiations be- tween England and Portugal in regard to the cession of Delagoa Bay, an inlet of the Indian Ocean in Southeastern Africa (fifty- five miles in length from north to south and twenty miles across), have been con- eluded. This splendid harbor, the natural port for the Transvaal region, thus becomes ® British possession. Six hundred thou- sand pounds sterling ($2,904,000) were paid by Great Britain to Portugal. A railway sonnecting the new port with the Trans- yvaal will be begun at once, This bay is a commodious and safe anchorage, but its shores are flat and unhealthy. REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN FRANCE. The result of jast Sunday’s elections for municipal Gelegates in 17,000 communes of France, as far as Known, leaves no doubt of the tasue ef the Sena- torial contests on the Sth of Jenuary next. The Peturns are not complete, but those received go to show that eleven departments, now represented by twenty-seven conservative Senators, have been won by the republicans—namely, Hérault, Ille-ot- Vilaine, Indre-et-Loire, Lot, Lot-ct-Garonne, Manche, Marne, Mayenne, Meuse, Nord and Pay-de-Dome. The republicans having lost no department this gain ‘s more than sufficient to turn the majority in the Benate. A republican majority of at least tweive or filleen is confidently expected. THR KASTERN OUTLOOK. ‘The Standard’s despatch trom Berlin says Russia, replying to the Porte’s overtures, has declared her Feadiness to reopen negotiations for a de. fizittve treaty. The esther Lloyd says the British moto protesting against the Russi movements in Turkey was presented at St. Peters- burg on October 24, The note expresses the hope tbat Russia wili soon be able to resume the withdrawal of ber troops, and that they il not pass the line which they have new reoccupiea, as such a step would compel Kngland to take precautions. The Premier ot Hyderavad has placod the whole treasury d army of that State at the disposal of the government to be used against the Alghans, Tue Calcutta correspondent of the Daily Telegraph hears upon good authority that th ernment of India contemplates adopting a gt r= rency ond making English gold coins iegal tender throughout thocountry. This statement is Bot confirmed {rom other sources, Tne St, Peteraburg Golos and other journals deprocate the giving of direct aasistance to the Ameer of Afghanistan, olent neutrality, The Golos treats 48 & positive postpomement of military pperations to indefinite period, aad advises Russ! diplomacy to endeavor to prevent an open col- sion between Kvglend and Aighanistan. By order ot the Commander-in-Chiet of the Caucasus army all troops in tho trans-Caueasian districts are reduced to a peace footing The Erwan id Rion detachment are to be demobilized aad fu: Jougbsare being granted. A Constantinople despatch saye the Porte bas informed Minister Layard thatthe proposed roforms will be introduced in one Province of Asia Minor, but the complete realization of the project will be postponed until the state of Tark- ish ces permits it, AUSTRIA AND GREECE, The m»jority of the Reichsrath Committee on the teply to tbe speech of the Emperor have adepted an address, 1a which Couut Andrassy is censured for not sonsulting the Reichsrath on nis Eastern pohey. & Berlin ,yespatoh to the Daily News says France is expected to issue a note snortiy, advising diplo- matic pressure in favor of Greece, EGYPTIAN FINANCES. The Messrs, Rothschild will next week offer for lic subscription £8,500,C00 of five per cent Eayptian bonds at from 70 to 75, The Brith aod Froneb te gaarantee the appointm ofa commissioner to see that the revenues derived from the Kbedive’s surrendered estates are devoted payment of tho interest and to provide a sinking fand for this loan until its extinction. THE SOCIAL SPRCTRE Correspondence between Prineo Bismarck tne Wartembarg Min! Bismarck states it fs the intention of the t to bring about a comprehensive of the customs tariff, the preparatory labors bb alresay commenced, The police have interdictea the sale of ti Lassalic, FINANCIAL DISTRESS. Rumors of impending business failures are again Pipe at Glargow. The stoppage is announced of Jona Leckie & Co., saddiers, of Glasgow aod London, with works at Walsall. Ltabthties $250,000, w & Nielman, merchants of Glasgow tons were closed yesterday, The Sheriff at Glasgow on Thursday refused the applications for bail in cases of the directors of City of Glasgow Bank. An appeal trom the ‘8 deci will be carried before the Lord Advocate, and if refused there will be carried to the High Court of Jasticiary at Edinvargh, RB. Sbore & Co,, brokers, of Liverpool, have failed, Liabinties $175,000, CABLE ITEMS. The Heraip correspor that the United Stato: Frederick V. MeNul 18750) tor the levor im the United States, M, Tricoupis bas succeeded in forming a new Greek Cabinet THK EXPOSITIONS LAST DAYS, QHE FIGARO'’S GRAND FETE TO THE FOREION COMMISSIONERS—STArS OF THE sTAGE— THE PRINCE OF WALE3, i Lis (BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. | 4 Panis, Nov. 1, 1878. Fr’ fete given to-night by the Figaro the foreign commissioners to the ' ‘atis Exposition was @ most bril- “Vient affair. ‘he Figaro’s beautiful | hotel was- splendidly decorated with NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1878.—TRIPLE SHEET. flowers and flags. The courtyard was floored and roofed over for use as a supper room. The entertainment was such as could not have been arranged elsewhere. Most of the celebrities of the Parisian stage contributed their talent to render the occasion one worthy of remembrance. Taken as a whole it was such a treat as is rarely to be met with even in this gayest of capitals, WHO WERE THERE. When the fact is mentioned that Schnei- der, Sara Bernhardt, Celine Chaumont, Jeanie Granier, Marie Heilbron, Judic and Theo, to say nothing of the leading male artists of the great theatres, either sang or recited pieces, the readers of the Hxnarp can judge of the merit and variety of the entertainment. Refreshments were profusely served during the evening and an excellent supper was given to five hundred invited guests, among whom were noticed the Prince of Orange, Count Zichy, Marquis de Tanboy, Sardou, Octave Feuillet and Ar- sene Houssaye. BREAKFASTING WITH ALBERT EDWARD. The Prince and Princess of Wales enter- tained Sir Philip Owen and Commissioner McCormick at breakfast at the Hotel Bristol to-day. The only other guest was the Crown Prince of Denmark, the Princess’ brother. A NATIONAL ENTERPRISE, The Commission of the Grand Exhibi- tion Lottery has purchased four pictures for prizes from the American collection, This lottery was instituted under the di- rection of the management of the Exposi- tion to distribute a certain number of mementoes of the great show among the people of France. MAYNOOTH COLLEGE ON FIRE, THK INSTITUTION NARROWLY ESCAPES DE- STRUCTION—SAVED BY THE DUBLIN FIRE- MEN—TWO WINGS OF THE NEW BUILDING DESTROYED, LOSSES TO THE COLLEGE AND THE S8IU- DENTS. [BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. Dosim, Nov. 2, 1878. The Roman Catholic Ecclesiastical Col- lege of Maynooth, county Kildare, narrowly escaped destruction by fire yester- day. It was not at first known how the fire originated, bat when discovered it had already made considerable headway, and owing to the absence of proper pro- vision for such an emergency it could not be got under control till the arrival of engines and firemen from Dublin. The fire broke out in the new quadrangle, a building which has been erected within the past few years, and it spread rapidly. The most alarming rumors were circulated in the city during the day and Captain In- gram, of the fire brigade, and a strong force of men, with several engines, were promptly despatched by rail to the scene of the disaster. DUBLIN FIREMEN AT WORK. The firemen worked vigorously, and were actively assisted by the students and towns- people, and after some hours the fire was got under control and several threatened portions of the building saved. By mid- night it was completely extinguished, but two wings of the building, the southern and western ends, were destroyed. The library suffered considerable damage and some val- uable books were destroyed, but although the students lost all their personal effects, and some of them were rescued with diffi- culty, no lives were lost. A NARROW ESCAPE. , The buildings are massive stone struc- tures, with long corridors, and the students are locked in at night, making it difficult to escape in case of sudden fire, After an investigation the Dublin Fire Department ascertained that the fire was caused by the overheating of the warming apparatus. The loss is estimated at $50,000. Great sym- pathy is felt for the students, and subscrip- tions will probably be opened in all the Catholic churches in Ireland to-morrow for their relief. BUT THE LIBRARY SAVED— SKETCH OF ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE. St, Patrick's College in situated at Ma dence of the Dui end. Maynootb town of tne county Kildare, fitteen miles west-northwest of D founded in 1795 Parliament for by an act Purpose of educating of tho ir places on the Continent, and this fact was considered to have a great deal ¢ witht isted in Ire! fhe priest an oath of allegiance to the arch ‘boy would gradusily wean plo from their aspirations for and, scoordingly, the College of Maynooth dowed. From 1808 to 1845 about £8,000 was voted annually for its mainte 6, and in the latter year £30,000 was appropriated to repair existing and erect bew ones, and the grant was raised to £26 360, Whee disestablished, anaerg dir, Gladstone aod making them take Evgiish mon- the as weilas the Legium Donum, of appropriation tor the Presbyterian ciergy, the act tuking effect January 87) voted by Par- Maynooww Nament cured £372,331. £400 « year irom the Dunboyne estat Mento, and subseriptions lor ie tres ‘and regularly collected in the Cathoie oughour Ire By tuo act 8 and@ cay, 25, the institution was on aod endowed for the Cg und educa. tron of 600 stadents 5 on the Dunboyne made to 260 embers ot te OL 8 president, of the Dunboyne es- rotess: myo | ‘anatase and story, of logic, metapby- ind betles-lettres, of bu- id French and one of ethics, of rhetori of Eoglieh rhetoric PEDESTRIANISM IN ENGLAND FIFTH DAY OF THE SIX DAYs’ CHAMPION PEDESTRIAN COMPETITION. [BY caBLE TO THE HERALD.] Loxpos, Nov. 1, 1878. The score of the pedestrians tn their six days’ jour- ney, Agticultaral Hall, at ene o'clock this after- DOOD, stood as follow: Willtem Cork HL Brown (Blo . 413 Edward Payson ‘Wee. Jova Hibbert... . 369 = ton, 35: Is is stated that Weston's lott ankle is swollen and very painfal, At balt-past tweive o’clock this morning the 1ol- lowing scores had been made in the Jaternational Walking Mateb :— Weston quitied the track at hall-past one yester- day aiternoon, ana has not since reappeared. it 18 reported that his ankle 1s sprained. 18 WESTON OUT OF THE RACE? Lonpow, Nov. 2, 1878. The Standard reports that Weston has been ordered by nis physi not to continue walking, in conse- quence of a sprained tendon of the ankle, CUBA. HOW THE SERVANTS OF THE GOVERNMENT MUST CONDUCT THEMSELVES, Havana, Nov. 1, 1878, The government has issuod positive orders that no employé receiving a salary from the State or from any province or municipality shall bo allowed, under any pretext, to belong openly to any of the political parties contesting the approaching elections, Such employ és are only to be permitted to vote tor the can- didates of their choice o election di: To-day is observed asa holiday, being All Saints’ Day. A Te Deum was sung tn the cathedral for the escape of King Alfonso from assassination, NEW MEXICO QUIET, Wasnixorton, Nov, 1, 1878, The Secretary of the Interior has received from Governor Lew. Wallace, of New Mexico, a letter informing him that since the publication of the Pri ident’s prociamation the lawlessness existing iu the teen that no further trouble need be araibecseiton sped CANADA'S NEW GOVERNOR GEN- ERAL. Monrreat, Nov. 1, 1878 At the Caledonian Society’s annual Halloween en- tertainment, Sir A. T. Galt, orator of the evening, tn nis remarks referred to the coming of the Marquis of Lorn 4 the Princess Louise, which, he said, rt between the col id. Great Brita’ BRITISH COLUMBIA, Sax Fraxcisco, Nov. 1, 1878, A despatch from Victoria says Mclones, the con- servative candidate, bas bi elected to the House of Commons from the New Westminster district, HOW A POT GOT PIED, AN ASOPOKIFIC FABLE, Two pots wore floating down a stream; one was of earthenware bric-a-brac from Gramorcy Park; the other was of brass from Fourteenth street. As they floated along toward Tuosday the earthen brie.a-brac pot from Gramercy said to the brick-i-brac pot irom Tammany, “If you should tip ever a little yeu would sink,” “Tb said the brass pot, ‘I will come over to your side of the stream.” ‘No, no,” said the earthen “{f you should strike me I snoula be snattered sink beneath the waves.” At tbis the Pot, which was shattered, and which sank into oblivion, MORAL, Mr, Cooper is but clay ia the hands of the potter, A LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION. OXE CONDUCTOR KILLED AND ANOTHER IN- JURED—A ROTTEN BOILER THAT HAD SEEN TWENTY-NINE YEARS OF SERVICE—THE IN- QuEsr. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE BERALD.] New Lowpox, Conn., Nov. 1, 1878 The boiler of the locomotive Stafford, owned by the New London Northern Railroad, exploded at five minutes past eignt o’clock this morning, The right side of the boiler was blown completely off The beil and sand box were carri: distance of several bun- dred fect aad lodged on the deck of the ferryboat Thames River, which was torn considerably by the force of the contact, Portions of the boiler and ma- chinery were scattered in every direction. Windows wero brokenand telegraph wires cut in the vicinity ot the explosion. A section of the brass fluo of the boiler struck Conductor Bradiord G Rand on tne right temple and caused a iracture of th ull at the base of the brain, Rand survived the iojury oniy two pours. The same missile struck Conductor H. B, Downer 10 the breast, but inflicted only Qsiight wound, The train to which the stafford was assigned Was to depart at en minutes alter eight o’ciock lor Norwich and points nortn, Rand was to follow the Stafford with the Norwich end Worcester express freight train, He bad been ig the employ of the company about ten years, At one 0 De was a passen; conductor on the Ver- moat Central. He was aiso employed on the Cincin- ony Cleveland and Sandusky Katiroad. ‘The Stafford was one of tue oldest engines on the New Lonaon Northern veyoua repair,” A Coroner's jury assembled at seven o'clock this evening to inVesiigate the cause of the disast J. W. Dow, master mechanic of the road, t! ri firemas ol the stafford, ve! New York and New Haven Kuilroad aad several ex- perts in iron were examined, It wus show Stafford hid been on the road partially rebuilt in 1863. Portion exhibited, by which 1 was wh that the section Road, It is now wrecked where tho explosion occurred was Jam inated and cor- roded. It was also shown In the evidence that there crack in the boiler which bad not been suv- to the required cold water pressure test for a ih years, The stan was 130 pounds team to the square the explosion there was ovly 110 pou. quests Was adjourned til! Dine o’ciock + ning. THE PENNSYLVANIA KAILROAD, DECLARATION OF A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND, Puitapeceata, Nov. 1, 1878. 1 the Pennsyivania solved Lo per cent, pay- deciare a semi-annual dividend of t able on the 30th, This te the drat div paid since August, 1877, 11s losees by the railroad riots and busi- compelied the ments. ‘the re- reached 3434, nee the I ag wotuarive or auditors of th teos, Some days ago tno H, Johnson and Will should accept the posit ays ply was received from them stating toat they ‘avald accept. ANOTHER RAILKOAD SALE, (oy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. 1 Nasavitty, Tenn. Nov. 1, 1878, Cireut Court to-day Jucge yy me pay over to the art jokers and other creditors, ordered to ve sold lage to 8t, Louts 18 MACHINE MAD. 4 WELL EDUCATED YOUNG FRENCHMAN ORDERS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS’ WORTH OF, MA~ CHINEBY AND SCATTERS WORTHLESS DRAFTS WITH PROFUSION, (8x TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Reaping, Pa, Nov. 1, 1878, A young foroigner was arrested at Fleetwood, this city, to-day, on a warrant issued by Judge Dunn, 0p Information connecting the defendant with allegod attempted swindling operations in New York, New Jeracy and Pennsylvania, On being arraigned betore the Judge he gave his name as Henri de Courcelles, Pepreseativg bimself as the agent of the San José Silver Mining and Smelting Company, of Arequipa, Peru. He conf 1d he ordered a steam pump from Charles B. Hardick, Adams etreet, Brooklyn; two thirteen ton locomotives, marrow gauge, from the Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadeiphia; a steam hammer from Willlam Sellers & Co, near the Baldwia Locomotive Works, thimy-pound rails of the Allentown Rolling Mill Company at $36 50 per top, deliverea at New York, enough to lay s:x miles of wrack, Alltbe machinery and mat als which he ‘dered he proposed io ship to Callao, Peru, trom York, 100 WELL TRAINED, He says be was bora in Paris, is thir Py) years ee grauuated at tho College ot Lou! Grand. ward took u full course at Ui Sebool, Paris, Ho speaks Freneb, band German, Ho is medium bud, nigh paruy mustacue an Poly nic Bug sight wears Iigut bri all places be stopped be was rece! Spanish, i aid, ” Ho gave draults on phi», but speciuily stipulated the machinery, &c., should not ve si about tbe midaie of Novemuer, Ho 1 ‘ge AMOUNL OL Money. d or ‘about $12,000 worth of good: i 80 Well received at Lulayeste the acuity a pre , WAB NOL A MBTHODICAL MADMAN, Nove of the manuiuctuiers Lave iost anything by the ecceutrici of entertainm of the young mau more than the cost t—wine, dinuers and well ja Philadelphia. along bis route of operation bly. At Fieetwood the young man ing Muchinery With lavish extravagance aw took him imtv custouy to ry geutlomanly tu appearance, and is evi- roughiy couversant witu iron and ma- Some suppose tuat be is crazy on tue BANK FAILURES, THE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS’ OF TROY HOPELESSLY AND REMEDILESSLY INSOLVENT— DEVICES OF THE OFFICERS BY WHICH THE BANK SUPERINTENDENE HAS BEEN DE- CEIVED, Tror, N. Y., Nov. 1, 1878, Tho fotlowiug aro extracts from the reports of Bank Superimtendeat Lamv and Bank Examiner Kirtland relative to the condition of the Mercvants aud Me- chanics’ Bank, the doors of which wore closed by the Atsorney General yesterday. ir. Lamb, im bis report to tho Attorney General, says:— The result o! this examination is a great surprise, 4a view of the character of the Inu of the bank and sent to ent for w leng time. in the trausactions worn reports con- Saporiutendent, by tal 6 eo bank, and cealed from we B: equivocal statements, tho true condition of 4h DECKPTIVE LRVICKES. at 1877, to evade the searching inquirigs thou frst made of the State banks io the acheaules which 1 attached mo banks. itis only the actual conuition lor @ year irom me, cial condition of this sion 18 beyoud any practical remedy for re+ 1b Lo soundness, THE BANK KXAMINE! The Bank Examiner report tion of the condii affairs generally of the Mercnauts Bauk of iroy shows a deficieucy ot 064 64. 1 found in the pass aue puper amounting tu tho aggregate to ores, Lam informed, were year ago from the indivigual signing them for the purpose of enabling tue officers to re- BKPORT, conduct and id Mecuanics’ lieve the casn of ti amount of items and to swear to out from the par Tos bank bes brag ~~ Sob: Mill tor some being true president and directo: series 00 tramanck ‘nar. acter, an it appears, the president is almost waelly sponsible, A motion will be made on Menday for the appoint- iment of a receiver. are closely cono of a very q A BECEIVER APPOINTED FOR THE GERMANIA NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON—AMOUNT OF DEPOSITS. Wasuixatox, Nov. 1, 1878, Upon the request of the principal depositors and sbareheiaers Comptrolierof the Curreacy Knox has appotated B. U. Keyser receiver of the Germania | Bank, which suspended y capacity as examin on bis examimation of th co yesterday, but bas Dp port. He has, bow stated verbally Comptroller Knox that the deposits amount to about $280,000, A BOSTON DEFAULTER. PAYMASTER'S CLERK O'REILLY LEAVES THE CHARLESTOWN NAVY YARD ON ‘‘¥RENCA” Leave—$4,000 sHoRt. Bostox, Nov. 1, 1878. Richard J. O’Rotlly, for about thirteen years Pay- master’s Clerk inthe Navy Department, and for the greater portion of that time stationed at the Charies- town Navy Yard, has turned out a detauitor to the ex- $4,000, although no official report ie. He was boro in Dablio toirty three years ago, and at the age of Alteen cameto the United States to join a brother woo had preceded nim. Some five years afterward, being a young mai et, Paymaster F. B. Swan, of the appointed bim te clerk. Some wi ort, suspecting somering wrong, 100, Which disclosed tae fact iy Waa short about $4,000, He iy O'Reilly would fill y $300, Iu m ing money quite ny, @ remarked that bis theome must be lar; Uncle Sam. “FAIR FIGHT.” A MURDERER'S na, Va., Nov. 1, 1878. ma has been ar- rested in Greenvilio county for the killing of the Mooday last, The quarrel be- AN ILLINOIS TRAGEDY. [sy TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.) Roce Isuanp, LiL, Nov. 1, 1878 Between four and five o’ciock this afternvon @ tragic shooting affair occurred at the little town of three miles southwest of this city. The vic- tim 1 Miss Mary Buffum, a young school teacher of repossessing appearance. She wis on ver home was overtaken by KF geon, A young man ubout tw who drew evolver ani fired two sno bdomen, with probably been euguged to Miss Buflum for som moaths, but she seems to have discarded him. PURSUIT OF THE LIPANS. Wasmixoron, Nov. 1, 1878. The State Department ts to-day in receipt of ad- vices showing thatthe toree of Mexican troops Kiged, im the mountain region of Coabuila, inecap- turing breaking up the camps of the Lipaa ludians, who bave made so many predatory incur- sions into Texas, is very considerable (numbering several regimenis). d is doing effective work oi the Character indicate THE PIOUS PEDLER AND HIS AS- SOCIATES, A FABLE Not BY AsoP, A Pedler knocked at tno door of a Great Mansion and asked permisaton to enter and display his Wares, The Pedler had about him a look of Piety, but t Owner of the Mansion was Prudent Man and before thi og open his doors he took a Survey of the Pedier through a Convenient Window, He was well satizfled with the Respeciablo appearance of the Pe ler; but happening to look beyond the spot where the latter stooa the Owner of the Mansion beheld a num- ver of people endeavoring to hide tnemeelv the trees and doer pos: Lurking Crowd the couutenanees of cortain Unfaith- ful servants who bad in former years, when in his service, proved lazy and dishonest, The Owner discovered in Especial one Sly Oid Rascal who was endeavoring to conceal himself in a hole under the stoop, where he lay covered up with dead leaves and old pieces of paper, apparently cipher telegrams, “My (riend,”’ said the Owner of the Mansion to the Vedler with tho Pious Aspect, ‘f am pleased with your personal appearance. But I see behind youa crowd of dishonest rascals, who, if I should open the door of my house tu you, would immediately rush tn and rob me of alll possess. {must therefore refuse to unfasten my locks aod must request you to go about your business; for, despite your sanctimonious looks, I suspect you aro in league with the rogues wno are hiding iu your rear.”” Morat.—A man may put on an Appearance of Piety and Part bis Hair in the Middle, but be 1s neverthe- less judged by the Company in which he is found, HOLEL ARRIVALS. Ole Bull ts at tho Everett, Goneral Willlam B, Franklin, of Hartford, and General Silas Seymour, of Quebec, are at the Windsor. Professor 0. C. Marsh, ot Yale Coliege, is at the Buckingham, Ex-Governor Roumun M. ‘of Now Jersey, is at the Now ¥ General Clinton B, Fisk, ot St. Louis, Avenue. Genoral Breworton, United pate, at St. Denis. fhomas T, Fiagier, of Lockport, Y., 18 at the Park Avenue, A.—LUNG COMPLAIN IS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, &c., are speedily rolieved, xnd it taken in time p. manently cured vy Dr. JAYNE'’S Expectorant. You will find it alo a certain remedy for Gousha anit Colds, A.—ESPENSCHEID/3 SILK DRESS AND SPOFF Felt Hats.—An assuinption, justified by public opinion, not be deemed wi penscheld, there- Justified in assuming that ading style of silk and stiff felt Hars tor the present soanon, surpass, in setulnens, on: rly dou! ‘been in the habit ‘of looking int down tows store it two months, cannot duuot the accuracy of ESPENSCHREID, grt pep ‘Nassau st. 'Tis my very last bottle, Lett standing standing alone! Oh, what will my teeth do hen my Sozopost’s cone? My breath, too, and cums; out really T won't Bo without It. 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