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FOR THE PILES.
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TOR THE PILES -Ase you afflicted 1, w,Ih r yes.
e,able Eectuar the best remedy ever offered TO public
notice This really excellent medicine Is the result oil a
thorough medical edrcaJion snI complete knowledge OF
the disease for which is recommended. The most IT.
unrhant success attendsifs administration.
Read tie following remarkable cases:
\ LADY,. residing Norfolk Street, vas seriously aiiceo
with Piles 81 great was her suffering that, TO use her own
eprcsso lie wa burden; for four weeks she hai been
attended by one Of our most eminent Physicians wtnolt
the e: benefit Satisfied that Il was IN aggravated ease
OF Piles prescribed the Elecua- two boxes were used
SIX months after The lady called on ne 10 prescribe
o7 another complaint, and then informed me that she was
perfectly cured the Pics b the Two boxes s LAD e
pe-.enceG no return since.
Mrs residing Greene street called on NE last spring.
saving that she had been affected with Piles for two years
ACCOMPANIED b. pain II tho SIDE palpi;aon OF the heart
sense Of sraghness The chest and OPPRESSION
She was unable TO lie down without eievatng The head and
cbcS- considerably: restin. horizontally produced sense
Of srocat!ou followed by cough BY using one box Of
the Ecrary the pain In the side pafitaon ard oppres
zion ceasei she could lie down without Inconvenience, anc
The piles y ere removed, and second box made
coupIeie cure the great qualification Of the patient
sold in this City by the Proprietor only, regularly edn-
Gated Physician, confined Office practice for the treat
nent OF CHRoSIc DIsEAsEs, No. le6 Dsvery. Medical
advice relation the above any other complaint
gratis Price OF the EIetaary dollar. Remember
that the Eectuary Is 1sTE2sAL REMEDY, and rot an
sr,.raI APPLICATION, and sold 1t 1876 Bowery, four
toer. above spring ST. Office hours from ~ NJ 10 r.
VI j22 3m'
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pc,f5rmcd By
FOLGER'S GLOSAONIAN.
Au-IIenlInn BnIn,.

Ai-fIeallnS Balm.
the public The question longer asked Can Asthma be
cured Nor do those who have long been under treatment by
ces but who have rpsor;ed the OF this remedy
39d are sa and % nn Sopets %
le to b.. Il Is approved by the Faculty aud recommended
by 'ss@ as the following 1 As Fl
will shev \ gentlemen residing 18th eet had been suf
,eas Pa9 mdea ads S5 VIVA IL as By
[e the fist yseaP hto e x, q Nsw oT tes
Hearing of this great remedy he purchased bottle and tired
II H. Ggad Jsc S the m. Tfs to S
They 'ace eeG%MsseSa B f JOB q e''
medical gentleman residing in Broadway called this last
week 10 say that he had been induced Try the Olosaonian as
is use His wife troubled wh severe cough and raed
blood quantities. lie had used one bole and Called
Die ore and should recommend 1t as such
.o,d at Of e was relieved by ore bottle Of this great
remedy She had severe cough lnd raised blood;
The winter He very much reduced and coughed c9n
s,antiy when he commenced the 81 the OoSapnan he
has used TWO bottles the em=d and now able TO return
to his work. being entirely n .1Lis ,Si,ox
Mr. WISDOM Is Whi.e st. was low the month Of De
cer last that he up by his physician Hls Trends
friend I to f e oo.sonaa and 10 his surprise has 50 far
health that he IS now able to walk ABOUT Inc
Young lady whose name is loft the oiee ha, so far 'e
,f & j. NOW Ale to attend 70 her usual duties. She had
ee complaining yrsr and had been attended Dy nc
best Physicians bot, Brooklyn and tins cry hey all
~ In ,zir opinion Other aad pronounced her !unss SO
lar affected rha, they could not hep her ier cure Is extra
ordinary and will shortly be published IN iulI -.
Oder persons experienced the curative properties OF tins
fr,,liciGe aud unles.aiIIsly pronounce u
THE GREAT REMEDY.
a VI BinGser, 02 BaEelay'tfee 5lr v ison o. h13okea
Nh Archibald . Whr street and numrrous Other PERSONS
have Teen relieved coughs Of long Standing, Dhcuy
OF Breathing &c aud have Lett thrlr references NJ Te
Office
~, H.. taG Lr!tor.s,r..f R-nokIvp IiD SIM
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CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL ''DOCU
MENT-
Col. MISE, Of 4al,nenia, Ncm- York, ,rritcs
under date of January >, lSi3,

Mr. Isaac BCTrs: ..,.-,
Sir: The high estimation hic WisaTs Balsam Of Wild
beneficial effects family believe It 10 &c iivaiua
bic II Cases OF luciuient Consumption. =, :,
wife whose constitution naturally leeble, III the ti
1919 took cold which affected her lungs producing
haassiS cough and hoarseess so that She could with d'
cuty speak. .
While ON visit to her friends last spring her attending
phvsclns became alarmed her situation told her that un-
less her cough symptoms left her the weather d-
rrolccd would be not likely the weather became
cold Al time he medicine 10 take WHICH
tended 10 lessen her fever but still her OUCH UA RS
Mss and RAISING OF BLOOD continued about the
time. At this alarming Stage OF the disease procured
w bottles OF Wstars Dlsam of Wild Cherry which she be-
gan to take After using bottle could perceive little
no benefit lit because she had become r reduced By
this enacang disease but prevailed her To continue
its u.s.. though freely confess hoping against hope
Before the second bottle thought there was some
relief and she Tersevered till she had nken or
bottles: and now the gratifying result Is PERt
RESTORATION TO her usual hs}lth Not one oil those
alarming symptoms have eapueared and shou do myself
injustice did fully aud earnestly recommend 1t TO others
who may be ~ a similar situation. -, ,, >.,cp
Respectfully your friend, w. II. NASE.
Z. Nj Swift Esq. District Attorney iDnchcss writes
February 3 1915.
am acquainted with Col. w H. Nase. of Ameii, who j.
maa fruth-and his statement Of facts entitled tn full
credit Further know that the health OF his VILE Greatly
improved T.. VI. SWIFT.
Again We say, call and the ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS
They fully prove that this Bllm the only reliable remedy
for PAINS kness of the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds
Liver Complaint incipen Consumption Asthma OF one 10
10 years standing RAISING Of Blood and every disease pro-
luced by cold and changing climate.
Remember cercairs aud statements OF cures are IN
srR1CIiN True.
IF H. ri,nrr,, s2T
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NARRATIVE EXPOSITION Of the late Proceedings o.
The Ncw-Ensland Yearly Meeting with its sub
ordinate Meetings Snd their Committees, in relation TO
the Doctrinal Controversy existing IN the Society
90 Friends: Pretaccd by Concise View OF the Church.
showing The occasion of its apostacy, both under te
former and present DSpcnsat!cns With an NppehoiN
Edited from Records kept from time, OF those Pro-
ceed;nss and nterspcrscd with occasional Remarks
and observations. Addressed to the members Of said
Yearly Meeting. Ely john WILBUR. Duodecimo, Pr
So. New-Iork: For s.o by H. x = Rayner, 40
Bowery.
The diversity of sentiment IN the Orthodox So
c:ety of Friends which has led 10 the publication
of this volume has been but slightly alluded TO BIZ
the press and is not very we'll understood by the
public. The controversy in fact is one in which
very little interest will be likely 10 be felt except
among the Quakers themselves. The substance OF
the matter, il we understand it-for we have not
been able 10 give the volume very careful Perusal
may be stated In few words y portion OF the
Society take exceptions certain doctrines preach
ed in this country c few years ago by Joseph John
Quincy, an eminent Quakcrminister from England.
II is alleged by the dissatisfied members tina, the
doctrines alluded 10 are subversive of the doctrines
OF Friends as set forth By Fox, Barclay, Penn, and
other standard writer's ard that they tend 10 break
down the barriers which have hitherto separated
the Society from other and less spiritual sects. John
Wilbur is understood to be at the head OF tins
norton of,he Society and his object in this volume
anDears 70 be- 10 Justify his course and that OF the
Friends who have acted with him. To all who,
from whatever cause feel an interest in the contro-
versy to which il relates the book Will be valuable
as embodyiur the sentiments OF one OF the parties,
and such will need no other inducement to give II
a CAREFUL ne r,isal
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HOTELS
SUAKSPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUhNE-STS., y. Y.
.A The subscriber respectfully informs the pub!c that
n3 he has leased the aboye establishment and is pre-
.fS-pa 10 accommodate them with Board and Lodging.
very moderate srus 1t has l IN the most thorough
and cOmp,cie repair painted an rrEtted with additional new
furniture and he Will usual saywhat he intends 20 do,
but solicl;s the travelling community and HIM
trial and Judge for themselves that the establishment under
his deserving OF the PATRONAGE o the public.
The location being Genital business offers inducements 10
merchants from the country from retired situation unsg-
passed by other house in thr city. Terms 81 YER DAY
per week IN proportion.
The subscriber bees call the attention Of parties that
the Assembly Room N br 20 let those giving Balls and
Concerts or the remaining Part OF the season and that tho
will shortly be complete and fitted
magnificent style IL further calls the attention Of the pro-
esSionl gentlemen OF the law that his for NbaIos
and referees has undergone alteration and that he T-ady TO
accommodate them reasonable ,erms-wheh Will be seen
By his regulation of room hire.
" B.-A select number of Permanent BoaTders VIII De
mas I'm MINOGD $. THRESHER
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BOARD.

DQARD.-A lev, single gentlemen can BE- accommodated
ID with haF and pleasant rooms. nj 81 White,t mla lMs
GOOD BOARD aud very pleasant Rooms Tor single SETTLE
u men o crnrnee and their wives No 80
Transient company solicited mi ln
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~ FOR SALE-A superior family HORSE, perfectly
ISgente sung!e and double harness. and also good
TS saddle Horse He Is sold only for want OF use Ap-
ply :, 80 Pine street. !al5
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SCHOOLS.

NOR SALE-A Classical and English School well Sab
lished IN good location. within fifteen minutes walk oil
the Park aud erceed in the rsTscinhiliiy OF u l
age. ANY person fully competent win >VU 70 >oov 49,
money Tor hich the fixtures and apparatus aFe NOR ui
equivalent viii ind opportunity OF MAKING P.9"o.
investment b. addressing line 20 PrlmuS, al th ONCE
mis- lwA
pOARDINCi SCHOOL FUk ,lALE fuPlLsE-tHeml1
ID stead Seminary E.rnIslead /. l. branch OF ths l.
RAILROAD miles from Brooklyn. Terms from So 10 So
year. Circulars J. ChaInber!ins SCUM lAiIil-
street Also NewmanS Book store lss broadsay Ne
Principal during the month OF April IS Nassau ne sum
mer Term commence the frst OF May. .
mis- sm. NATHANIEL DUNN ~ ". Frincral.
PREPARATORY (BoARDtNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
i TOWN, CONN. d. II. CHASE, 4. VI. PRINCIPAL
Established in 1855. Sessions May 18th and
Oct 18TH continuing five months, at $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college business and person
al attentions secured 10 pupils fully il the most
expensive schools. Lads from NcwYork are placed II
charge OF careful person. goag and returning. Circulars
at "a Market-street and la Broadway. d23yc
TOLDSNlTHs WRITING AND BoOK.KEEPiNG
G ACADEMY, La FaTse Buildings, of Broadway
and Rrade-strrrt rnl2
SkALt.D PROPOSALS will b received BY the Comms-
- siousrs and Inspectors of Common Schools the Sixth
Ward a; the Office OF 7. THodAs Son Architects No.
Capal-s,reet until the Ilh day of March for the urn
tue required the School House IN City Hall Place
sand Ward
mi 2w l. LhON4o Sun
PERCUSSION CAPe.-2 million PeEcussioa. spEt and
L Rid best quality, IN boxes OF 100 anc 2O1 aiso
Walkers English Percussion CaPs.for sale low by,
ml3 A. W. SflES y " z!' sa1l-ss-
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No DECEPTION.
No. ,reek passes qtray mithont hare to record
some of the most astonishing cures Of long co''-
haucd .dStlR,a, Inciplem Consumption,
Bleeding at the Lungs, Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of BrcalIng, and the
ra-ioE$ diseases Of the
Lungs,
pcrf5rmcd By
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AGENCIES.
Collcctions In AlIsslsslpI

Collections in Mississippi
GTEvES & DAVIDSON Attorneys at Law, Coffee
u Vile. Missl. T. A. CHEVES s. A. ii. DAVIDSON
Will give prompt attention the business OF their profess
sion generally In Northern, and 10 the collection OF for
egn claims amounting five hundred dollars, and up
wards, In any part OF the State Feb. III. 1915.
REFERENCES.
EDWIN e. ESTES. Esq. NoyyorL
Messrs TOWNSEND BROTHER,
q" SMITH & CARROLL, }
VI. D. COOPER < co. SNew-Orlean.
FELLOwEs, JOHNSON CO.
SAW sEE s 1 SS51ST4 Philadelphia
GOODMAN MEANS, Memphis.
ID. Il. FRIEHSON Esq. F "a I'm
CHARLES I. SHELTON, ATIoRNEY AND COUNSEL
~ Law, intends to visit the principal cities % Eu.
ron. OF the summer leaving here the hrs OF
NAV He will AHEAD any business with which he may DO
entrusted Upelceptionable city reference gwen Apply
postpaid SHELION q rLASJ,
NEW HAVEN. CONN. MI 1w
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VALUABLE EXTERNAL REMEDY.

Nv -
HUNTS LINIMENT,-ThIs celebrl.ed remedy !; now
IL for The first time offered 70 the Newly cr public the CO.
rblitv which II mas obtained the couR;y 'csteheetl
where originally introduced has induced ne proplo
sen discovered sxiela remedy thai has proved so certain
IN effects permanently curlHs the following diseases
Riefaqst7 Srcsiisi Limbs PUN IN The nheSt and BdcE
Spr1irS Bruises, Nervous .BscionS WeGkn.SS az me
L5gr9 Contraction, II the Muscles, Burns Sah Rte'fa
(rf1fp. .lgue in the Face Tooth .!che, &c Sc -
The following letters from the highly eminent tislcllnS
who have had charge Of the Hospital in The Si1r sing state
Prison Cor many years the most powerful evidence n "a, or
Of this celebrated External Remedy and Is suiclent sila
s that IL worthy the confidence of the pubic or pl!tlc
ulars the certificates accompanying each bottle Ics
- csgtS. at, go,
Nh Dear Sir: Received your Of yesterday asking my
opinion relation Hunt tIniment PREPARED hy nir u r.
Stantou. Knowing IL composition anu having ilueoiy
used It, recommend II SIZE eStela! remedy
and in M opinion the best Lni:nea, now in l'se.
VERY truly and IesPectlully yours. , ~
Col PIERRE VAS CoRrLA>pr.
fully concur in the above 9EinIop; ,r,curp IN
Thi. Liau,ent Is sold BY Isusion Co. no Broadway, 10
Astor House. Broadway corner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. d. y
D. Sands. Fultou-sirvv 273 Broadway. last Broadwa'.
Aspuvl S6 Willnmstreet; Meakim, 3l Broadway; Gut
non and Griad-sire- C. 2 Huests la Naisi-stet, cor
Of Ann: Bonsali cor Canal and Hudson Austin cor
Cedar aud Nassau J. j. Codlington, 1903 liqdson-
rlham corner Old.sp an Natersreet Hibblrd Cobb,
- Johr.stre Mrs Hayes Fulton-st Brooklyn: QuTk,
corner Atlantic and Columbia Brooklyn and DrnssSts
generally throughout the city and United Staes and by
are the wholesale agents Orders addressed them 10 the
p' FL m at sHs ' VI" 'e G at t. STANTON
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL 'DOCU-
MENTS."
Col. MISE, Of 4A,ne,iia, Ncr- York 'rrites
under dG.c of January ., lSi3,
fOLiOtcS
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Y 3tFttl. .AD1HI IIT7 9'II'I
~-Snss'and surgeons Of Sew-York have gwen Their
decided preference to this Truss, as you can
graduate the pressure from one 10 FRY pounds on tie
rupture without back pad, which does 50 auch injury
TO the spine Ir ;ria being the best test Of It's superb
ory applied and six days trial given; and If 1t does
retain the rupture while performing every KIND o! e
ecise or coughing and give perfect word, Il it
not satisfactory every respect the money Is cheerny
returned and this Is the only condition which you
should buy any Truss permanent Is easily effected
and warranted, If directions followed
Those sending for this Truss need Only mention the side
rupureG and the round the hips they grad
uate The pressure suit their sold Wholesale and
retail al 3 peekman-st aul II
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PERCUSSION CAPS.-2 million PeEcuSsioa. Sphi and
/ Rid best quality, in boxes of i60 and 200 Aise
Walkers English Percussion Caps.ior sale low by
mI3 a. W. SPIES CO. 2ls Pea.i-st-
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G1uUKCH BELLS AND TOWN CLOCkS.-rIlE
" subscriber, who was awarded Diploma at the New
York State Fairs of 1912 and 1913 for the best toned
Church Bell, and Diploma for Town Clocks exhibited at
the Fair of the American Institute In October last, Is now
prepared his Foundry West Troy Furnish
bells of from 20 TO 10000 lbs made OF the best materials
and stand and peasefastens 10 them
improved CastIron Yokes with Movable Arms The IN
creasin demand for his Bells is the best evidence at can
Ia Ivan M their excellence Orders have been received
from the Canadas and all the States and about 400
have been furnished different places IN the State Of New
York from his Foundry Town Clocks Levolng and Sur
veing Instruments Copper and Brass Castings DC &c
OIL GIN ANDkE" MENEEht.
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T,CEs-zo cases shbu,oa rses'y.d or pie pes
i ms NEsMlTA o. ," i'A'''''
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THE TRIBUNE.
ORGANIZATIONS from the German.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SCHILLER AND
GOETHE, from 1874 TO 1905, translated by Gs y
II. CALVERT. Vol. l. New-York and Dcndon. Whey
ana futnaIn 1915.
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rLOCkS on. DOLLARAND FIFTY CTS-EACH
CAND UPWARDS TO s550-At SMITH corner OF
Bowery and Division who is selling oil to SUIT new
the MAY Every Article warranted Clocks
r.pairsd as usual Entrance No. 7. B0werY. III 2m
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WATCHES, JRWELRY. &c.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
g COMBS. Fancy Goods. Buttons. Jewelry, Nc
IA The subscriber receiving Goods daily, Tor the
tn d Spring trade, among which the following
fhS<, IS American gum Suslsnders and G1rterS
30 Cologne Water and other Pertumcry
81 do Spool Cotton. including every variety
do Hooks and Eyes. III boxes and ON cards.
do Ivory Combs, from fine 10 ) 5 ) tine.
10 do Wood Poke, Combs
Besides great variety Of Beads, Shoe Thread Bindings
Cords, Tapes Thread Scissors Bead Work, Shell Combs
Ornaments fine gold nger rings do Breastpns gold Pencils
tyeet Machnnes gilt and lasting Buttons pearl aud agate
do German Silver Ware Plated Ware fine gold lever aud
other Watches Silver Pencil Crses Tooth Brushes Sc salt
able for country city trade tue liberal TERMS
Agency for kenlrick Co.'S aud Il w Robusou's gilt and
Military Buttons. tr2O os J. F. VAN Fps. 1903 Pear St
g WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &C.
ga Tho subscribers respectfully invite the attention
their friends and the public TO their select assort-
mcnt Oi
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
consisting Duplex Lever and Lepne Watches OF the va
rous approved MAKERS csed in the style, and
rantcd correct time keepers.
Silver Knives, Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Tea Sets, Cups
Casters, &c.
Plated and Britannia Ware. Spectacles Pencil Cases
Mante Clocks, Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods, NC which
they enabled offer for sale at very reduced prices
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
LOCKWOOD & SCRIBNER,
At the Old Established Store, 265 Pearl,
rs Corner FultCn-street, opposite us. Hotel.
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GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY

For Coughs, Colds, asthma, and Consumption
YHE great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Il Asthma, and Consumption Is the hungarian
Balsam of Life, discovered by the celebrated DR..
Buchan Of London, England, and introduced INTO
the United States under the immediate superin-
tendence of the inventor.
The extraordinary success Of this medicine in the
curse of pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
agent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POS
SlBLE CASES that can be found in the commu-
nifty; cases that seek relief in vain from any OF the
common remedies of the day, and have been given
up by the most distinguished physicians as confirm
ed and incurable. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured, and viii cure, the moa desperate of cases.
II is no quack nosrum, but standard English
medicine, Of known and established efficacy
Every family in the United States should be sup
piled with Buchans Hungarian Balsam Of Life, not
only to counieract the consumptve tendencies OF
the climate but to be used as preventive medicine
in all cases of Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood,
Pain in the Side and Chest, Irritation and Soreness
of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing,
Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Emaciation and Gene
raj Debility, Asthma, influenza, Hopping Cough,
and Group.
U5Sold in large bottles at III per bottle, with full
directions for the restoration of health.
Pamphlets, containing a mass OF English and
American certificates, and other evidence, showing
the unequalleJ merits of this great English remedy,
may be obtained Of The agents gratuiously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole agent for the United
States, 1l9 Court street, Boston.
w. DYOTT& SONS, general Wholesale agents,
No 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia.
Special depot at the Bookstore Of ROBERT
FARNHAM, corner of Eleventh street and Penn
sylvanu avenue, Washington city Also for sale
by the principal Druggists.
June 5
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BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL
ID SURGERY.-The regular course of lectures
in this institution will begin the LIST Monday Of No
vember next, and end the latter part Of February.
CHAPLIN A. HAAS, Md, professor of practical
dentistry.
THos. E. BoND, jr., M D., professor of special
pathology and therapeutics.
w. R. HANDY, M. D., professor Of anatomy and
By faculty, till chair is flled,) dental physiology
and pathology.
chanica dentistry.
The faculty are gratifed in being able to inform
the community, that in addition to the laboratory
already attached to the college, arrangements have
been made for opening dental ir.frma,y, which
will 60 into operation the ensuing session, and be
conducted on the most liberal principles.
1t is designed to extend relief gratuitously, to all
those who are too poor to pay dentist, by simply
defrayng the cost Of the material used in repairing
the teeth.
All operations on the mouth and face will also be
performed without charge.
This infrmary, it will be perceived, is purely
charitable institution extending the same relief to
the dental apparatus of all the destitute poor, that
medical infrmaries do to diseases Of other parts of
the body.
II viii also add greatly to the practical facilities
which the college already furnishes the student, by
giving him not only better opportunity Of daily
Witnessing the various operations but also Of taking
part HIMSELF and thus acquiring that practical tact
SO essential TO the skllful dentist.
Ticket of each professor, SOS; matriculation, Us.
Demonstrators ticket, $40; dissectng ticket, $40,
Diploma, $50.
Sep. l2-tawt1st Nov.