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SEAR,s AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE

- NOVA ING P!LLs.-These Pills have become much
sas s
md % only
wocd ali Broadway A. Bakey aaa Hudson G. Shaw.
si +;
s.d~sy nun S%s s 100 se e@a
ws r Al A Pa..e p qs sd By
Fuller Pot :. Also in mest Of the pncip places tins and
skofsY CURED In the month Of May last, Mr.: Robbins
M s with and 5 0a 1os %
n. e s bel % sss.Y
Her With
y AM severe paGs Scarce any hope q her Were
tended upon ! days had sc'y powerful
sI health . BEGAN Q able
.roy relieved from and her
health otherwise much improved ,-. JAMES ROBBINS.
New York, October as,h, 1888
= ss, Ss ;" MT hamss ans is Es%sh
csiysd berse N pulmonary Affection Of many
standing, ON Dr. Sears '''''' = '
ANGINA Pee roR5.-Dr Scars would espsc fully OBJ
.ss ,,% be has had o.
have s:nesg the Of ENJOYING good health aud
q y i: sea,sik he, disease
" ard The visitation Of Cod IL PRO
n s , and are az r. =.
tended Win pairs about tie breast more
s4:s s e %ss if' he H. %s sss's
awakened OF suocaiion
uIty breathing and generally expe shortness OF
BREATH the heart walk fast
wherein ascend the wind flight of stairs
These and oes enjoys od
health which al fret not frequent
occur which berone frequent. attended with
cuar and alarming sensations and often proving suddenly fatal
when apparently good health enjoyed Having much
the this disease had considerable
scnce tho sensations described call him at his Office
n Ann street AM make such enquire satisfy them
subject OF this article although haviag the
COED health had for been
much alice ed with yc UNPLEASANT sen,aors about the heart at
darling pains efscag the shoulder ard e arm and et,s
the head exerion nn emen would
these unpeasnn, and often produce alarming
He applied Doctor Sears AMI under his treatment has
spced at relief Reference be had At his ocs "A Ann
street.
tCe6caie Of Mr. Smith Ety. Of the firm OF Bartlett and Ely
For years been subject bilious affection, which
rcsdcscd applications To ply frequently Having
long with DR. have his establishment
piled h IN advice AID medicine when needed
and have always been i-cd with his treatment During tho
oflast spring had bilious attack
panied with inflammation Of lungs and cough DR. Sears
cough subsidized and health restored have the iles
eoueDce ability and Ok ~ his profession Persons wis
ns t. make at liberty TO call n y Patio"
street SMITH ELY.
New York November LIST 1895 dss-iw
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DoCTOR FAWCETT. late surgeon Of The N,.

DoCTOR rAWCETT, late a Surgeon Of the sat.
the British Army, member efhe Royal college,
of oswon and Edinburgh msnbr
cal College Of Padcpha continues still to direct HE attention
n the treat OF the following disea~cs,
vesesa all ts stages Conorrbna, srctrses irra-
ton Of hs urc hfa ana bsdde ana ~ dssa.s esss from tho
al &c who have injured themselves " secret
stusve haiit invited 10 call be- Cor
the resovs Of certain disorder once ana Fulton nsss
Greenwich 81. AE'M
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- HEUMATISMi i-ONEiLL's ANrI-RHEUMAT1C
~ MEDICINE, nalubc for rheumatism. This r.edi
has tcssonas favor from clcrgymen physicians,
and others than perhaps other preparation now bese the
public. IL equally efrac IN Chronic, ms well ~ namma
and being solely ayegeas preparation no restriction
in regimen Diet need Le observed during n use great many
certificates the hands Of the agents which WIZ be shown
with pleasure persons wishing their The high standns
and Of those who have given them and e
esble mamie! IN which they are written mast convncetSe ro
sceptcal Of the extraordinary virtues Oft
ale, at John Deyles ok Store 100 Pearl Dccnc
vcmilse ~ sreeuwch Henderson Greene covn~ OF n'o
and Howard st., and IA. q e. Raysor, 70 Bowev.
s0s9 49,
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CAuTloN TO THE PUBLIC HAMPERS

~ COUGH RENEDy.-The psblc arc cautioned ngapst pur
chaspr iIaers Cough Remedy q scep Of
the oagira proprietor Mrs Abigail Harper sie Of whose
signed and endorsed on the wrpuer m, s The
article he had only AT 81 Rose An sod
Arsu,sMr stephen Van shaick as2 Nark.,s, Albany NJ
VI Mr. VI Stevenson, Brret 81. New brunswick " NJ,
Baldwin, psr q New@k n Mn, W Van elect, corner Il
knsv le, Island Mr. Gold siman corner II Main aps
wash gton Flushing Mr. Gold Snan Bakery aid stand
JamaieaI T.; G. Luther HU,oken Mr. Matthew Oer.nds San
gerts,, uer Go Q Du,sn uiics Mr. PANEL Fish Con
Cold Spring, l.. Lornls 4 West. Monm nth County, M n
township Hprne, G. r. sn,h, Gieenlush Rockland oan-
Town ~ Mrs Fcrvrene North Second srrvh
Loag Island Alfred Gregory. panLu ,, Conn.
The phisl each wrs IN pntsd Siecticns sgne
5orsc the OUTSIDE with fac snlc Of her signature
nm
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STERLINGs ORIENTAL BALsAMIC COMPOUND.
~ An ecacious sautay and sectual remedy in all
Leacorhpa involuntary Emissions Seminal egu
uany q The Mense ordeased action 81 the Bladder
generally afforded by the Of Baaamc Compound IN
time much heightened its celebrity euro OF In
above Diseases confidently offered with accompanying Ger
of the of the British Faculty which
stamp high reputation which the unique preparation
valued Prepared only by w. Sterling White Chapel, London
Sold wholcsa le and retail, by N. B. GRAHAM,
Oily No. 30 Ndssau st. corner OF Fulton.
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LINES
Eesssa sy Dswins, Of W; Daniels ESQ A. g. A.. repre-
They bend above the moonlit stream.
With gathered fruit and howers;
The last on which the sun has LEFT
The earlier rosy hours.
One sends vow to him sfar-
All never the heart
Kaow half the love it cherishcs
Until it comes to part
thousand things arc then recalled.
Though scarcely marked at first;
Bur lingering tn lights in after hours
Betray how they were unused
Another sends little beat
Upon its happier way
She knows will restore
The eyes she loved today.
They bend with all tho hope
The confidence Of youth.
Which makes the fature il believes.
Aud trusts itselfwith truth
And never Crecian chsel formed
Shapes of more perfect grace
Than by the moont Ganges bend
Each DER her miHord race.
All, 1--we takes many shapes at frat
II comes as flashes fly,
That bear thu lightning on their wings.
And then in darkness die.
But after comes a stcadir light.
A long and lasting dream
Like the full heaven which the
filings down on life's dark stream.
One fingers for she darcs not trust
Her lamp upon the wave
She knows the omen ere il ceme-
Her heart rs lis grave.
There il love that in the soul
Burns silent and alone
Though all of early happi ness
Has long too long been flown
But, like the lotus, whose soft de- als
Receive the momiog sun,
The true fond flower still oDks to beavea
Though light and day done
But she, amid her gadder friends.
Leans pensve on the strand:
She keeps her fairy bark unlanuched.
Beside her trembling hand
Why should she send her fairy freight
ToQuestion future pain;
She knows her utter misery
She loves, and loves in vain
Ipray his pard,n he who traced
The graceful forms see;
oh, magic painteri thy skill
The spirit yields its key.
The teaswes Of these distant lands
Are given to thy will;
But thou hast yet dearcr charm
The heart obeys thy skill. L. E. L.
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Doctor had the OF regular med
cal and having received his Diploma fer the practice
Physc and Surgery, from the New York State Medical So
ciey having had twenty years. very
s practice in this CITY, devotes his personal and undivided
the of all diseases, incident ai humanity
many and plans of medicine abound the columns
tho Diseases be treated agrecaby the
that prevail and the various and changes
they and hence the
discerning mind that specific nostm applicable 70 a
The extensive experience ofDr and va
ees Of this disease, enables him offer speedy
and adopt class OF medicines
pounded to offend the or lead SUSPICION
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MEDICAL CARDIFF study bestowed urop a certain
l branch OF practice ~ DR. GLOVER continues 10
Conscience 81 the public Those who affected with elects OF
long standing and oil diseases the
and such bad
ed viii do well 10 HIM his Ann street nenr tho
American Museum Separate separate Offices Pm
VA 81 doorfrom the Museum. dlOtf
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To the Editor Of the Herald
duty M @ make
u yene anu applied 70 seSes
%." ss e.
ss %s. moi III: sssas"s n there sss. s
s e s
s1sn, sf% q" H. %
O. iss Ss
. he mc.t pvseate Of rsad Ideiened
happy r$ him s e.
SsS
ssHs Ssp hiaue have taken one "Sas S%if So
e and &c the sn
him personally. -
a1m NY. s ~ q ysSs r. 81 sss clinton St.
TNFALLIBLE CURE FOR GONORRHEA,
Ne Sc
Dr. s1 oEdasash and the nos se
sn,hs physcia,s of,h. eoap, To- fifteen and
the above time discovered They safe plea
disorders and enioy oSsae making o. ,sose dssos
nsSse9s. and r 9ms eases highly furious medicines ca
later a. e., too well known % require comment
Lancet, ofssp NH % IN clinical lecture 70 b, pupils is
have tie
eeon Moeans Compound Dasamie Pa which used here,
complicated affections Of he urinary indeed Nj
most Complete 1 ped and his moe
soning plain that the comprehend
syme, es Bowery; A. Undeh Beekman William
Csnast A. b. ID sands cor Fulton and william s. j. o.
bonn. corner Houston and Bowsry.
Morgans Pills have tho Projectors seal on
the under part OF every box disim'
TO THE MOST UNFORTUNATE MEN ABOUT TOWN.
VEGETA PINK, certain and speedy cure for
bottles have been sold and has been
and nor enc conpainfhas been agents u as men
The following extract the proprietor feels his duty publish
ee the New Era for the whole viii tell better favor
81 the vcsetabe Pink than thing he might Of
Tor Gonorvh01 and elect
Extract from a letter 20 DR. Crane.
IhdUc NOT tho least hcsfdfioR saving that slider
pour Vegetable Pink raiuabe preparation
Of 0onorrhoa and elect Thare 10Th IN he Of
pei nS IN ne @o assrsr@s
the hsspPt ss tresuhs TruiyvoyrE1.,srd,
No al enion be paid to diet and he VEGETABLE PINK
s rather Pleasant 70 take than otherwise This
standing years. effects and
the agents who sell viii ,esf, without hesitation super
CITY thing they have sold FOR the OF the above
tmay obtained a, cUoNs i27 Bo~ery corner Grand st.
UNDERHfLLS Drug Store, corner Of Beckman and William
HOPPER. Of Broadway and Frankln sts. das m-
cAPONACEOUs COMPOUND FOR SHAW
from lie numerous. ous o have "e an es s Of IL
value al other shaving use for quick,
sksn IN the least u Pleasantly pcrumsd and put neat
cred pot, answering II ihc purposes VI shaving box
'"' ~ 49, w ' HoPpER's PHARMACY,
diou ssf Broadway, cor Franklin at
EDE's oDoRIrEReus COMPOUND or Persian Sweet
~ Bsssa grateful perfumc Tor seeming cehes drawers ward
udcious combination d the choicest flowers only by Rob
sr Ede Chemist and Perunc London IN neat silk bags
y" Z an excellent remedy against moth which ladies will
do well TO bcr 70 mind whom they lay by their ms mnniss
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i II POETrS G0NORRHCEA ERADlCATOR-IIavinge
tabshed is fame by its intrinsic virtues, Dr. Poe dees
exasgerae when he M ward that
stve cures have been made the sole OF his Medicine which
Tar supsrcede all the cried and specifics OF the
day. and reliance Than 200 complimentary letters
ceved in this city alone dnr the months crer
then ~ s Eradication entitled I. the il usually
called by DIR PoETTS SPECIFIC. The following letter from
ntelr young will speak well ITSELF and the
winter has forwarded his printed card of address, the utmost rc
can be placed in il.
August 10th, 1896.
Pr Poet-sir- Allow nae to compliment truly vsl
able and 70 the Only remedy knew When consult
ed you had taken different bottles of different specifics
but with chagrin do it without permanent benefit,
condng my ca 70 Trend Mr. bought from three bot
er of Dfadcaor and after finishing the first bottle
tge Of complaint apparent but sugseon took
the other two bottles and il three months ha the
sghest syMpom consider fpcrfcc om the disease
Believe lose opportunity recommend pleasant
medicine The enclosed and address should any
one asou you can refer TO with Of
hoesale and retail by q d Sands, corner Full
ton and William and retail by Syme Walker and
the Bowery Osborn Houston and the Boery
Nonss GA Broadway Aust IS Cnrmiae ct D., Leeds
Canal s and at the Of Dossal and Clarion Price
80 cents Der bottle. di9-1mt
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INFORMANT TO NOT FEw.-DR. CHER

IMPORTANT TO NOT FEW..DR. CHER
RVS AsTRTNGENT PIS-Establshcd for the radical
cs and long continued urcthal discharges Wilde perfectly
answering the intention Of DR. Cherry these pills 80 nv,eorae The
whole ccctun Nv the
such datag complaints Letters from numb
health cemeie robust. might be sd uccd through the
OF these truly celebrated Pills, which Pr Cherry warrants
contain mcsup, cp.ya, other ingredient Of peni
ssou yssrc, but the following deemed all sufficient
Nassau st,cet, July 49, 1896
N Cbev-Dcar Sir can scarcely express my thanks but
ariship and
ON could hold no situation IN
m different Decemhcr and until took two
ps last April, aud have n new
send address conhdcniially my many
will avail will ehecrfuIy u 10 any situated AZ
J. A. W.
New Yok-whocsae and retail nv A. " ~ sa.ds los rul
william Syme, Walker md Bowry
" 4 Osborn Houston and Bosery lnor Gamble
Rosdwsy John Colyie ~ Broone aud broadway "
Horweli Hudson and Canal n. Austin, fs CANINE
Nones, s Brsadwsy aud Dr. Guon COZ Grand and Bowc
Price 4 box dig-1ms
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A CARD TO THE LADHEs.-rhc subscrir,'s opin'
N ION mae mnd far esahed u
pose for moment that the ladies' Of this city and esewhc 70
whom politely addressed be aocd fatiered "
wishes 10 address him ef their GOOD
" They respectfully informed that Badcaus celebrated
rcd with special reference to
hrr vet they most earnestly recommended 70 such
nre troubled colds annss lie confident that
H possible to otain the nam o. the lads who have re-
ee,v~H the beautiful paetens he could
s~sv which modern and Responsibility
would outweigh his highest rccnmmenahons They spread
- The beautiful and rale scarlet pink and awn csor
a lamb skin VIII so the whes men, and may BE- BY
male all with and conrt @
sss sodss the Bcwery Medcne Bowery by the
~ 49, "s' S'"e'" ' NV. BADEAv.
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EDE,s ODORIFEReUs CONF

EDE's oDORFEReUs COMPOUND. Persian Sweet
~ Bssa grateful pqrume Tor seeming clothes drawers ward
DC and ercua preventive moth prepared
udc,ou combination Of the choicest flowers, only by Rob
Edc Chemist and Pernc London IN neat silk bags al
shilhnes each. . -,
81" excellent remedy against moth fact which ladies will
do well bear mind when they lay by their ms mantiss,
boaa, ac."-Brtghfon Herald. -.
Cannot be- highly recommended ladys toilet should he
without II = World T Fashion -
This long esteemed and elegant article, by its intrinsic merit,
the useful and valuable
preparation discovered - Court Journal
For sale by JAMES TARRANT,
p2U Cor Warren a. Greenwich sfs
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MOORE's cover sYRUP.-Ihi- syrup = CON,
lvl oftbc reents and Justly ebe
nj the short time TO
,oentc ugh Thero many where u has
evcd ceccd and fast nch
Many ricaes might be obtained OF ne
tbs would rather s tested here by
Sold ny John Chemist 900 Bre.dway John Sc ic
Ain Canal DR. ~ Hart, crncs Cham
bcrs aid Broawsy Van IA d. ia Hester It, ~ and
Mrs. Both 10 Fultonst BroDkyn. -
10 be bad as above, M9RRELL's CHsEBRATED EYEWA
which has fate4 reief and IN Numerous
have been effected where Other means hive
faded Drcc ions for using will the medicine doo I'm
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MEDICAL ADVICE

MEDICAL ADyICE.-DR. EVANS continues to be
vi consulted his Office usual in the
delicate diseases His extensive and
med attention these Diseases have secured for him the conf
and favor of the pubic. aPised that
has been regularly educated the city Of ondon and that he
for engaged in extensive practice In this
for the last he has confined himself
branch Of the profession He will BIZ found at his Office No II
Peck Slip Water during the day evening"
until 10 O'Clock. Secrecy may be depended upon.
30 DR. EVANS. l2 Peck slip
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AR. HAMILTON, Surgeon Of long standing and
- pupil Of of the first colleges H anatomy the theory
and practice of physc and has the
House No 237 Pearl OF and entrance John
where he consulted every disease incidental human
uncommon, delicate indelicae The
desperate cured from days Sores Of
Attendant at all hours. milf
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-09

n
0 had always looked upon them as the
only examples of earthly perfection
7 as faultless purity. But to my ut
tel. astonisbment the very first one
{. was charged with willful and mali
clous coquetry. She still lovely, tho,
pale and withercd by the touch of
death. Before her affections were
blIghted, she must have been an in
tellectual beauty. To see her and
love her,wasquite an everyday trans.
action. Many heart glowing with
the warmth of first affection was con-
verted into desert. She at length
became the victim of her own insin-
cerity. A gentleman loved her. l.
dollsed her. She for the first and
only time in her life reciproctaed the
sentiment. Heproposed, she through
the mere force ofhabit rejected him.
Adied said he my course is determi-
ned, MAY he who next places himself
at your disposal be more worthy Of
your consideration. The next hour
found him on board vessel bound
TO Europe. She fingered some
months and died of broken heart.
The sentence in this case was five
thousand years. Tho / was told the
punishment was much milder than
ours. The climate where they were
confined not uncomfortably warm,
but what seemed unnecessarily Sc
we're was that they were compelled
under still higher penalties to keen
the mostrigid silence during the whole
time.
l witnessed a number of trials a.
mong the ladies' which [ have not
room here to detail. The charges
were such as Bishop sleeves. Snuff
! particular fashion Of dress .calcula-
ed to interrupt the breathing all di-
'ectly or indirectly leading on to sui
'lde. At length an old lady appear
ID who with difficulty assembled the
tand on this accession the gentleman
\ black gave his arm shew of gal
antry altogether unusual with him.
he was a personiffcation ofextreme
Id age. Her head was bleached
y the frosts of eighty winters and
er body leaned to the earth under
le accumulated weight of years.
ne had been left in the world a Wild
W forlorn and destitute with seven
lildren looking up to her alone for
lpport. The midnight lamp saw
Or time after time toiling for their
cad. She raised and educated
EN- well. She trained them to
ak in the paths Of virtue. She in
lied into them the principles of
orality and was herself always a
light example before their ewes.
hey did honor to her gray hairs
d filled her soul with gladness as
9 sunk into the tomb. A smile Of
probation was seen to play over
} features Of the Judge as he rose
WY from his seat. The gentle-
n in black took off hat and Re.
sdto a respectful distance while
unscrewed the wrinkles Of his il
/ face.
You have acted your part we'll,
the Judge, receive your reward;
laid his hand on the head of the
lady, in an instant she was chan,
into an angle Of light. The
tmcuts Of mortality gave place to
magnificent drapery of heaven,
! the face. before Ieformad hv tho
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-09
from the Somn'erpi1c Reporter
A Dream of the Plot Mountain.

de, that | reached the top of til
fountain at Wards Capt. dis
pounted to indulge a view of tn
,osl splendid nature sceneryI eve
sheld. As far as The eve couI,
each seemed one vast still OCEAN a,
Iough made fixed and immoyabI,
THE moment when it was heaye,
nd tossed by dreadful hurricane
The Pilot Mountain forty miles dis.
Unlocked like some floating castle
quilt blythe Giants with all its battle
hents and towers dcfying alike the
ssua|ts of warriors or the ravages
ftme.-Thcrc it stood as it ALWAYS
ad stood since the first morning of
radon silent witness of Gods Gre
|dvc power. 1t had seen the Moon
ind Stars as they came fresh from
he hands of their Maker, and tho
fun, when he first threw his yellow
(gh' over the world, and rolled uD-
yards through the Heavens. How y
|sAcd' stands the case with manq 4.
;" short years tell the story of his
|ays, and his generations pass away
|s the mists of the morning. WhyI
pea, the ccasloss strife for wealth !
nd distinction, that burthcn our
YES with care and Disappointment
Why not adopt virtue as a rule of
'nduct and resolve to be contentc,l
nd happy.
Seating myself on the trunk Of an {
TX that had been Frustrated by the /,
nd and leaning my head forward |
! my haads, fell aslecp-I tho't a |
''cn' disease had seized upon me /
'--my physicians after dcspairing c
some days, told me to prepare !
VIC Werst.-Ihat my case was /;
yend the reach ofmedicine. MY $
~ cried |: Thy will be DONE 10
~ ss'll cme, but not as | expected. fi
vi noPaln-was composed-an j. u
Ct. co'aness seemed to creep over MY a
%s 1oenu.mblng every faculty it ii
t !, until all Consciousness for G.
Ame. Suddenly a being of a SUI G.
~ WI !. nature took me by the hand. h
u " instant our flight was towards IS.
' "' real, Court. Passing through la
y ' WIN tho velocity of the electricIp.
millions oftimesfurther than theld
'nce between this Earth and the II
!. ana travelling beyond the boun- D,
= ~ creation; we entered the "
~ y q eternal night. The black st
y darkness surrounded us as kt
10 ana mysterious we moved IT. dl
AZ inward. suddenly a light IN
.0u anu In a moment we stood 70
y immense plain throngcd with atty
~ multitude collected from all su
Ia'ions On the Eearth. The yo
i, lure was more refined and bril- W.
h Juan can be imagined by one yo
aas only seen the dullness ofIJu
'o'la. 1t did not proceed from ra,
~ ~ point, as here, but seemed to tel
u Il a.. part of the air as an ingre- flu
t.; IL rs composition that gave it SCI
; saancy and elasticity altogether for
! vibrations of the
= w PASSED from one point to an fin
!, "l n the slightes,, diminu- tina
7 A. 'ile smallest tones that fall the
n I,' !, Judge were heard dis an,
y INC vast multitude of the left
,e co,,. my
r. Ro centre was the seat ofjus- tiol
wa. v,ore INN who occupied this Iscd
was told hv ~, AIl9I r,