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MFINE FKENCH CAEF bUVIr 70, =" ~,
7 CITY made aDd for style and dufsbl.y ihey he
eousI 10 those sold In other for - co. finc
CAT Dress Boots made order for ~ 20, equal To
no.. made In other stores for - % To 81 20, at Young
I, Fine Freuch Imperial Boot and Shoe anufacfung
epo No Ann street, 81 the finest manufactures IA
the CIV Southern Gentlemen and the Public ~ general
will ind il 10 their ysntage call and examine or tn.
.eye, Boots Shoes Caters and Slippers made 10 Vfdef,
at the shortest notice No Ann street, near Broah"ay
few doors below the American Museum. -
jy2- lmeOd' WM NJ fOoNo * u. d. 'orr.'.
IN list FINI>HED--fleganl shori Moie-sn
LII Has at the low price Of -; Fine Nura fnr -
Thes. Hats equal To Hat commonly SOFA ~ v,,.
ers at ~ Also elegant Imitation Moeskn Hat 1T clSD
and Sl25 GEO. P. II. BROWN Practical h"'ler,
-. i4t Csnsl-frsef
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r. Hostou ~ubscription. 10 the Newly orr,

Tribune received by authorised Agents, kEDDlNG Co
siai,sircet Temsl0 per week Two cent for
Single Copies.
per arnun.
All new and cheap publications for sale low as issued
hv Rosion Publishers. Theirs Napoleon. ic1 eNUu
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FOR THE PILES.

nR- UPHAMs ELECTUARY tan Internal remedy 10
~ certain for Tie PILES, either Internal exter.
nsbeedlng blind Sold Ony In s city Al he once OF
the original Proprietor, A. UPHAM, d. regular eduea
ted Physician oi twenty years experience, confined 70 ~
Office practice where Plies and all Chronic Diseases are soc
cessfuy treated Medical Once ss Bowery, four asoa'
above Spring street Ofhce hours from A. n % o.,
ADVICE grsda UA ~
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10. The Mercantile Mutual Insu

70 The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, No.
q, Wall street inform the public that they prepared Ia
meet all claims promptly and their assets Tar uii
pared by The ire that they enabled TO take Ma
rne aud Fire Risks heretofore the most reasonable
Terms l.. GREGORY. President
JOSEPH HOME, Vice Prcs'L
FlLwoop Waller. Sec'v iy2l lml July -isi.
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EDUCATION.
uf-nnAKVrS CLASSICAL AND COM

REv Il. 7. HUDDARTS CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL~-Foai-
1eenihsreci between University Place ana tinh Avenue
THIS Establishment, which has lately been removed from
Houston street. prepared for the reception OF al ~
Creased number of Borders No expense has been sPlei
- render complete, well arranged school tor boys IL
las been uu expressly for the purpose iu;eitel under W
direction OF one OF he fret architects IN the city snd
hnddaft has much satisfaction presenting 20 rs es
ana e fnhnc an Institution in which every reqsi" oI ~
conin1aaion, convenience and comfort .; hi- Iupl- l.
foune and such ne te experience of many years mas sE
.c>iti Inr SITUATION a. perhaps. the eligible Which
could have been selected for The purpose a regards hetn
tlI facility ~ access All the advantages of liz, best In
..nlsiors and Professors available while The benefits Of
.,antry residence gained hy the outdoor athletic exer
which can be enjoyed IN the spacious pay-groln
Further information o OF study other parsi
ars interesting parents, NAV be- obtained application
Id Mr. fiultart at his residence In IAN street
R-Ths regular Acatemicai Near VIII conmencr on
be ~ of speinber AFTER summer vacation. TIN,
ser Of Pnps being limited in the Dy School, vacancies viii
Re filed a. they occur .,..n,,.
For BOARDERS and DAY BOARDERs, who en-
rey distinct and seperae, applications wan be received al
timc - -,
TEKMS-For Boarcers $50 per snnum without accom-
pl .hmers , Day Boafders, $50 per quarter Day Scholars
80 per quarter. le-f onlos >" " - r.
DELYEA ~ BARBER, Genera Agents and Col
II iec,ofs IN Criminal and Clv businessi ohoe 70
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~ Alpha Delta Phi--The different Chapters OF tl'
Alpha Della Phi Society Will hold Conventionn New Ha
ven on the Wednesday preceding The annual Commence
uent of Yale College. tAugust 2O,hl
New Haven, July p. 1915. iy.j III
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ITO SHOE Manuiscurers.-BeachedC olions nehrs
L wide, suitable for Innings, .. low prices 70, 49, ~
;yls SPEAR RIPLEY.
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xxrISCONSIN-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND TOPO-
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF WISCONSIN.
with brief Sketch OF History, Geology. Mnere.osy,
Soil Productions, Government &c. accompanied by
Sectional Map. exhibiting the nsp- and ranges For
sale by HI NflNGTON SAVAGE, PIG Pearl-si jesyos
rI,HE UNITED STATES DIsPENSATORN.-
Mood Baches United States Ds rcnsatOry--nesy edi-
ton for sale by HuNIlNGION SAVAGE,
ia9vns 2i6 Pearl-st
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iiOn of the Psi Upson Fraternity viii be held Mt Yale Col
lege New Haven on Tuesday, August l9ih 1915 Almem
h.rs Of the fraternity requested 10 attend important
business will be laid before the Convention for lis action
The members will assemble at ), p. NJ.
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nK. JAG k~ON'~ Pile EmbrOcauon-in offering ih-
~ EmbrOcat on the public tn proprietor feels conn
dent in wafrani1l certain -a'e and speedy cure II
IA. long used by Physician If erineaee AMI WIN
mos astonishing succ-s- indeed never fails If used ic'
cordng 70 the directions
In sitluon its positive remedy for The P-i-
never fall. 10 cure the nio.rab.e itching which i very
common ana hs- IN the pars The Plies.
Il i 80 valuable spplicanon 20 pa uill and ndu-
reei iamnrs ami % Old ana cOncOn-d ulcers hat
u NJ .kin that Of long stsndns readily cured by
ID ointment
Prrqarei OILY by Or v Jackson sud -ot wholesale and
tpn Il, = Broadway All u East Broad~al None s,ng-
ne uuie-, with h- signature Of y. Jackson, VI d. on te
outsd. wrapper AMI with tn words Dr Ja~ks1ns N
KIN fm.a" blown 10 each bo1Il-. Pnce - per
blu.e siX boftes fnr - aao 10
MOTHERS AND NURSES "-ifyou would Use
WI Dr. Eraa's Celebrated Soothing syrup" yOsf itte
5abes would ssOd very cng and distressing sym tou-
and often fata rusons TIE gums swell me chil
seized with frequent nts Of crying, ~reichrg- s'sls IN r
sleep spasns OF peculiar parts: snrrk- W viorcr
thr1s. IL fingers IN &c Sold oy j. u fAf soc
P,,rs - S-r,. i1l2 s"-od
eve BAID-HEADED.--L To your bar ia
II falling turning grey IL ilrrc dsninn N
he root, Try "WyErH's CsE,A OF LLIts, cei-orutei
ror 10 wears for establishment and growth vi The har
prevents falling OF turning grey, and uneqa-slrd
Tor the oet-for real false carls " Ladies' ny IL
For sale by j. O. FAY. lS Flon-srret lamp Siore,)
Sun Building n Y. Pnce, " eeou. tyS emeod
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TuOMp.ON,, TRUs.E-, .ola by

~--1,.> THOMP~ON'S TKUssE-, sold ~
wv X BENJAMIN, Office - Bcekman- street
1About 30 Of the physicians and surgeons OF
New-Yora have gwen their decided preference"
IN This Truss. as you can graduate the pressure from one 10
6y rounds on the rupture, without back pad which does
80 much injury the spine fair al being me best tee,
of it, superiority, 1t 10 applied and six days tla given ana
IN o.s not the rupture wbs performing every kind
OF exercise or coughing and give perfect ease-te morry
ia ch-erfy returned permanent cure 10 easily eneced'
and warranted n directions are followed
Those sending for this Truss need only menionhs sds
pred and the round the hips ~ the pressure can
"a la suit their J'o
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~. nr. TnMn.cnd,- Compoumd ENtrnct oI

Extract l. put up III quar- bottles, ana
cs,Gyer than any sod. IL Is warranted IN be
superior article the market We have numerous
certificates of Physicians Ccreymen. and state Officers %
the Office which concnsvcy prove the superior virtues OF
iis Extract One bottle only sufficient 10 test lis merits
Can and get circular For sale al 1874 Fulton ctr. e l>u
RuiIdinrD y2s lmost
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Boarding an6 Gotels.

rINO PRIVATE FAMtIlES.-A gentleman = de-
OF obtaining handsomely furnished room. with
breakfast. In gcnieel private family, where the society
would be pleasant Tie would prefer one where he could
Occasionally have the use ~ good fianofore. Terms
liberal and he would be willing 10 make permanent ar
r.nsement The bcs, of references given aud INJURED
Address Comfort" Tribune Office. suli 81 MIlh
DOARD, No. = CONFERENCE.-The. p. Gere no~ has
several pleasant airy rooms anoccupie and very desI'
able for single gentlemen gentlemen and their wives
nsror with bed room adjoining Gentlemen can De- accom-
modated with fall partial board on moderate terms
aus I'm
-t,cultmlen ana ulyif WIVES, of my"
- gentlemen obtain board. with pleasant roo- a. No
. Forsytn-str-cL References exchanged. anf ia
OF three Gentlemen can opaaii
ID Board ih or without rooms, at No. " thsmbvfssI
opposite the Park su' ~"
rNRD.-rhe Boarding House OF INNS. A. hho"N,
~ having escaped the general conf grafton, -t- te--
leave to her numerous friends and the ruec at
they viii -ull find PHEASANT and airy accomnoia h't
residence corner OF Battery Place AMI Greenwich street
iva IN
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fT,- L. ID. wheeler. Attorney and Counsellor a;
Law and of Deeds, &C will attend IN The
Readne.Room Of Tammany Hall at all hours OF the day
mi eN'.rIn,, iyl5 Osii
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GRAHAM AND TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
o. 6S aud is Barclny. -t. y. \.


- THIS HOUSE is situated vn pleasant and airy
street eAicrdn. Broadway Ia the Hudson ttNe Al
one end OF the il tie landing place oi the Albany
steamboats, ut tn oher the Psrs tounsinthe House bat
one minutes walk from either andony nve minutes walk
from the Eastern steamboat landing.
Two separate tables provided, one fuled 10 ihe &C
commodsiOn the OF meat, and III" oucf cattiny
prepared for those who wish To exclude resh meats nom
their diet
Ladies' Gentlemen from the country iaryng FEW or
many DAYS IAN be accommodated with quistss~, plenty
ceans- whol-some lood and freedom rom M fumes Of
Alcohol aud Tobacco
10, cod. douche and shower baths free. and bath
at n small expense
Terms - per day. Permanent boarders fecesra er"n
reasonable terms. llyil lmsh" a u NNit pr
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SANS sovoi HoILL, sALLsroM sra y I


Y. lshment with the extensive grounds h.onsiny I" ~,
aud all it, sppursnsnc-s has been recently put I'M" Ne
most perfect order and repair ard viii he opened Tor tbs
reception at VII. tors the i5b Of jane next
The Inducements and advantages offered by the ssns
Sonc' hful too widely hno~
10 render minute description lis spacious snj
elegant saloons and spsrncntstbe rich ard diversified
he ,nty Of lis pleasure grounds now IN The highest
sste OF finish and culvaonihe quiet retirement ~ ts
shady retrras-and the comfort and order which l. intend
I'll shall perva- and characterize Tie whole establishment
all combine 10 present unrivaled attractions 10 Tie public
generally. -. -,
To lames and 10 thoss VINO. from delicate hehn or other
rea.on- may prefer quiet and repose of-s peculiar ~dvs
tsgrs Its ocs miles from ssrsio9s springs, nh
which II has alon railroad several uu.- dsY
thu. afordrg easy opportunity ofmnengi IN the sa lee and
anuseepls Of that fashionable watering place without be-
iny subjected annoyance and confusion ~ It's crowds
The saratoga Mineral Waters will be- constantly furnished
a. fresh. hcsbu and sparkling ss AT the springs themselves
There are Mineral Fountains 10 the mmssiia, Vfnliy
of the Sans Souci zresi value and efficacy The new
SULPHUR sPsISs BARNS Saratoga Lake, are four uis
distant ard carriages will from the Hotel al al ue- of
the Of y-or. who may wish Ia use ns bH'hs
or To enjoy the deli htiul scenery Of The lake. .
VIII he under the charge ~ VIZ a. H.
CRANE uld r. w HuxFORD, late of the Eagle Tavern,
Albany. and hey that tbsir personal efforts together
with M many natural advantages and sracions, vi render
IL ali that could he Wished for by those who s--s beHlt
comfort pleasure during N" coming -r'son leSu
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pprnrrNc INK MANDATORY.

THE SUBSCRIBER has ycr~nty niroductd s'snn pow
rf and improved machinery INTO his ~ snnacfory wieh
-nabes him 10 furnish his customers with very superior ar
dell. Printers and merchants who may have orders for
Pnatrs nk, will and them promptly executed al moderaie
rcs and may be- assured " being supplied with Ina Of an
qualify which os brlancy and durability u color
, not excel the country. Tue subscriber manufactures
Ia Of yaroas coOs red, blue, green &c Orf.,s d.
rcc,ed mansfaciofy 10 Fronstrset t~ween Mont
gonery aad Goayerrsr strr~ss, East River, 1fvasn s
DE-, patch poet Will be- punclnaly amended to Inc psr.
has for several years pat been pnnlrd Win W III ma
msnsfsciory. ll@il ga~4ml Go nAlnn |"
ala Wolf Rive Cans,-It .n ns
Y FOR receiving proposals "a c.nusf hr ~ -
Wolf Rive Cana Is extended W uc ION osJ " ~ f
next. -, NJ. ,,.vot.bl, se-
lay 10 procuring ina. survey and es1n'~'@ :" e' WI"
'e ..,-,cde,,s upop This subject, and thos- who have
-. =, ,-,.,,, to ~ anime the work, shall have ue 's
'. sc,tons prvhles, and blank psopositvns os
s s,o orwara.d lh-m in time Ia send In urn prs "
-. 80 :, se.i, mated In this advertisement -
'"1 IN ISIS J. FINLEY. Mayor u Mempes e""
100 CANAL STREET.-1oo
vvVrYrH OF every description insertrd-psoss
6,Il set or atmospheric pressure PrtreiRuu nGPSoN
never To dscoor decay, BY BUS ~ Iaa Canal =,
an1 lms Dea,s gu
NAvIoATlon -. ,..,.
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRAHCnnSs 49, s'n nssss,esl Ssv
n "a Cherry suosG By Capt =. nsa, " Trstr~rrinr
gstos And Teacher for 50 yesrh survoyIS - va sms
81 III sinAs mn IL uafhsu,sns gso@eay
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IN OR 10 SECOND HAND SAFES. Of all sizes
~ and different naker- for sale very low having been
received Ia pau payment for The genuine rre Pfooi sala
mander. slLAS ufhiiNb,
am tmDNW 49, Wafer street.
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y tam safe and etecua remedy for Dyseniery, Dsrrhf
or Loo-ene-- Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint ChvAc
sour stomach Vomiting, Splitting up OF Food after erns
wind in the stomach and bowels Mysteries, cramP, nervous
,inDr. and twilchings sickness fantng, melancholy
and Owuess OF spirits ireng and crying Oh nan-i ana Tor
All bovel affections and nervous diseases.
This Of the most efficient. pleasant and sale copp-
-0ns offered 10 the public tor The cure oi he yhfos
arrangements Of stomach and bowels and tr only sr
Gle worldly Of the confidence Tor curing choirra lnd
uim complaint; and Ia AL the above diseases II
really ac.. Ike a charm
All person. are requested try L. for without exception
II /. one OF the desirable family medicines ever Dis
..--
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Dr. D. JAYSE-Dear Sir: Ny Aitle son. when about TWO
months old seized with bowel comp aln caDs'-i ~
supposed by change Of diet continued iOrt"o "erhs
without ntrrfi ana the remedies
-cted hy pecaie physician, We gave up the chii,
victim supposed, 10 fatal disease. But provif-f
uay heard OF Jayue- Carm native, ehrcsa cure Tor
bowel complaint and Immediately despatched nes-engef
20 II miles OF Tors boe. BY the use Of this me
cine n than try-six hours the disease wa checked
and by IL continued for few days the child wss -
stored 20 perfect health Shortly 1er this, u.re occurred
similar IN of the fame, Of my congregation
prescribed Jaynes Carmnalse and the result was speedy
cure. From knowledge Of the efficacy Of Or. Jayne
medicines ADVISE every family keep On hand, rrsoy
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DELYEA ~ BARBER, Genera Agents and Col
street, New-xork s
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mergcney. Respectfully You're,
ARTHUR B. BRADFORD,
D. Of p~..t--,.-4. ffHttrrI Ht-l.-1sg.gr Pa

Pastor or frr@nytrrlan 'hiIch- D"yi'stV"i n
Prepared BY Dr.. Jayne, ~ South TlrdsL Phlehe phlA
Sod also sl-o n wholesale and retail by A. D. sArDs,
Druggist - ruon-sl ~ Broadway, and II East broai'
80 N.r.yo,. iyle I'm
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IsKtpt>-Of all -Orf-. shapes and cOoTs fresh every
VI day from the vineyards in the Jerseys. and ON York
GRANT THORBURN, $40 Broadway,
IL H...rI L.. y
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Cornelius l. Hernince Is an Cd respectable member OF
the Division Methodist Church. OF which am pastor
have confidence believe thai the above statement may be
relied H. SlAhho'
For sale l3l Fuon-st los South Pe-rl-st, Albany
Backus Bull Troy; Mr. Wells, Druggist. Utica Grant
& Bookee Druggists Poughkeepsie, Ro-sman Co, hud-
son Andrew Tfaux, Schenectady Mr. Fowler, lansifl.
hurgh, aud principal druggists throughout IN l nlei
states au5TThSl~
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Dr. Townsend Sri take pleasure In stating Tor IN"
benefit of those whom may cOncert-inai my sVn-Wo ~
about years Of afflicted win bad sores on me
face and body, attended win general debility. We gave
him less than one fourth of bottle Of your extract OF sdTt
paa speedily cured him and restored his heeii-snd
cheeriuy recommend the attention Of those who have
children similarly situated.
Albany. Jan n. 1874
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CantrcIPs AgUc Mixture. or Tonic
McdiCaHlenfa.

For the cure of al Bilious G6ecfionS ifiahen ac-
c0r,ling 10 directions.
Il is never failing remedy which no family
oueh to he without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is put mp under the propnc-
tors immediate Inspection on the most sclcnhc
principles, beng Purely Vegetable, and having
tired It's efficacy thousands, for upwards ot II
wears and his knowledge when taken strictly ac-
cordinc TO dectons there has not been one ia lure
[ n,lrr such circumstances ] recommend IT 10 the
public adding certificate in support Of my aSser
lion.
{, John Burns. do certify that was in the ship
Tobacco Plant Of Phllad,i fia, Capt Reed, IN
June, 1927, bound 10 liverpool; took the fever
aud acue and laid IN Liverio5l some time under
the doctors hands. went fom there 10 baltimore,
lay in the InfiImary for Iour or five wceks-irom
thence to PhadephIa; was six months under DIR.
Goats from thence to New ioTk-Wcnt TO the
Hospital remained there about four weeks without
any reef-iIied every thing wIth"u, any benefit,
Tor five wears. Hearing of Cantrelrs Ague Mix
iure from a friend, | went TO bis store, told him
how was afflicted, aud got bottle OF his mixture
and used /, according To directions, II made per
l,ci cure, and have not had the least rrturn si CO.
do with confidence recommend II tp the public.
JOHN BURNS.
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THE MOST REM ARK ABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.
H,nno>FIrLp y. ] April 30, 1919

H.npo>FIELp. y !, April 30, 1913.
On or about the 18Th day of Octnher, lsil, was
taken wh a violent pain in the slr near the liver'
which continued for shou, five days, and was fol-
lowed ly the breaking of an ulcer, OF at sces- m
wardly, which relieved the pain little, but caused
me- throw up great quantity Of offensive matter
and also much blood. Being greatly alarmed AT
his, | applied To physician, hut he said he houg''
hr could d. but lite for me except give mo some
MercUry PlHS which | refused 10 take, feeling
,arisiied TINT they could do me good many o.
hrr rm' dies then procured 10y my vile and
fieuh. hu, none did me any good-and the dis
charge of blood aud corruption still continued every
few days, aud al last become offensive that
could scarcely breathe. ! was also seized with 'i>
oent cough, which at times caused me to RAISE
much more blood than | had done beforehand my
disease continued in this way. still growing worse,
until February, when ali hope Of my recovery was
given up, and my iilends all thought would die
OF GALLoPING CoSsUMPTIoS. AT this moment,
when my life spparen ~ drawing near its close,
heard of DIR. WISrAR'S b A l. A NJ o +
WILD CHELRY, aud got a bottle which RE-
LiEvip ME IMMLDIATrLY and by The use OF only
three bottles Of this med cine, all my pains were
Temosed--my cough and spitting of blood and cor
rup,ion entirely stopped and in few weeks my
health was 50 far restored to enable me 10 work
at my trade, (Which Is carpenter,) and up TO THIS
time have enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
GLoucEsTER CoUsTI, n. IS.
Personally came beiOre me, the subscriber, one of
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ROSE DIN r M E N r
FOR 1'ETvrEI'


RINuwoRMs, PIMPLEs ON THE pACE, AND OTHER
CtrTANEous ERupTtOSs.
n1, The foio,cing certificate describes one cffhe
moa ertraordinary cures euer effected by any
application.
PnILApELpurA. February 10, 1888.
L7OR twenty years severely afflicted win
l. TETTgn on tho Face and Head: the disease
commenced when I was seventeen years old. and
continued until the Fall Of 1896, varying fn vio-
lence hui without ever disappearing. During most
OF the time, great part Of my face was covered with
the eruption frequently attended with violent Itch
ing; nv head sweled at times unit! 1t felt as II II
would hurst-the swelling W as so great that could
scarcely get my ha, on. During the long Pervaa
that was afflicted with the disease, used great
many a, pcations, (among them several celebrated
preparatlons) az well as taking inward remedies,
including number Of hotties of Stcaini's Pdndcea,
Extract Of SarSdpariiLd, &c. In fact, it would I've
impossible To cnumerae all the medicines used.
! was also under the of two of the most dis
tinguished physicians Of This city, hut without
ceIving much benefit, and drspaired of ever being
cured. In the fall OF sac, the disease at the time
being verv violent, ! commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prepared by Vaughan & Da,is.) In
a few applications the violent itching ceased. the
swelling ahatcd, the eruption began to disappear,
and before ! had used a jar the disease entirely
cured. 1t has been nearly year and half
SINCE and there is not vestige of the disease re-
naming, except the from the deep pits formed
10y the disease. Ii is impossible for me to descrihe
in a certificate the severity ot the disease and my
suffering, but | will he pleased to give fuller ac-
connt to any person wanting further satisiactinn,
who will call on me. Al the time commenced
: using the Rose Ointment would have given hun.
dreds Of dollars TO be rid of the disease Since u.
sing it, have recommended it to several persons.
! (among them nv mother, who had the disease bad
i ly on her arm ! who were n | cured nv 1t.
JAMES DURNELl., No. 1856, Race st.
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DYING WORDS or DISTINGUISHED MEN.-The
Pittsburgh commercial gives the following ac
count of the dying words of some of the mos, dis
tinguished men that, perhaps, ever lived -
"llead OF the army"-NaPoleon. 81 must sleep
now"-Byron. at matters little how the head
lyeth"-Sir Walter Raleigh. "Kiss me Hardy"
Nelson. Don't give up the shiP'-Law-
renee. I'm id i'll don't believe I'm
dying Chancellor Thurlow. "Don't let that
awkward squad fire over my grave'-Burns.
Schiller asked, when he spoke last, that he
might be raised up so that he could see the
sun, which, glorious as the Poets fame. was
slowly declining beyond the hills oi The Rhine.