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cial endowment for the relief Of the
sick and distressed, afflicted
with Virulent aud Fps
dcmic diseases.
INO all persons afflicted rith Sexual Disea,
Il ses, such as Spermatorrhea, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhoea, elect, Sv
phyllis, the Vice OF onanism, or Self Abuse, &C.,
&C., stEs-,...
TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
the awful destruction Of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims OF such diseases
by Quacks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as n Charitable Act woS.
thy Of their name, TO open a Dispensary for
the treatment OF this class of diseases ip ali
their forms, aud TO give Medical Advice Gratis,
to all who apply by letter, with description OF
their condition, (age, occupation, babitsof life,
&c.) and in cases of extreme povertsxxo ~,
nish Medicines Free OF Charge, Jtis oes<|Ifsa
TO add that the Associatoncd ssisI Ne i!.h
est Medical skill OF thess8gt, aud vii, ia.1s 4.
the most approved modern treatment.
. The Directors, on review OF. the past. feel
assured that their 'labors in this sphere of be.
nevolent effort, have been of great benefit 10
the afflicted, especially to the youag. aud theS
have resolved 20 devote themselves. with ,e-
newed zeal, TO this very important but much
despised cause,
'"rt up'sncu " 'he ASSOCIATION, heporg
on Spcsmatorrhoa, or Seminal Weakness The
Vice of onanism. Masturbation or Self Abuse
and other Diseases % the Sexua! Organs. by the
Consulting Surgeons which will he sentbg inaa.
Tin sealed letter enveope.) Free OF charge,
on receipt Of Two Stamps Tor postage.
Address, FOE report OF treatment, Dir. Geo, r
Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associ.
alton, No. South Ninth Street, Pbiladelp,.ia,
Pa by order Of the directors,
EZRA ID. IlEARTwELL, PsEsIprsr
GEO. fAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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Has stood the test Of over ten years experience,
and is recommended by all the most eminent
physicians as the most valuable remedy in use.
DR.. Williams the celebrated physician of the
London Consumption Hospital, took notes of
its effects in abont 60ocascs, and found /. more
cthcatious than all remedies yet discovered. -
This remedy, so valuable when pure, becomes
worthless or injurious when adulterated See
that the label has the eagle and mortar, and the
signature over the cork Of each bottle, as thou.
sands have been cured by the use of the gens.
inc article who had used Others without success
Sold by all Druggists. HEGEMAN d co.
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HOLLOW PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICKa

felt till this all powerful medicine was ushered
into the world lioLLowAYIs ISvALuABIE Pills
have tecome the household remedy of all ma
tions. Their attribute is to prevent as we'll as
TO cure ; they attack the radix or root of the
complaint, and thus by removing the hidden
cause of disease reinvigoraLe and restore the
dropping energies of the system, assisting ma
turc in her task of vital and functionary refor.
.iation.
YSPEPS STA.
The great scourge of this continent yields
quickly TO course of these antiseptic Pills,
aud the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone !, searching and unerring remedy
disperses it from the patients system.
GENERAL DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS
From whatever cause, Lowncss of Spirits,
and all other signs of n diseased liver. and
other disorganization of the system, vanish un-
der the eiadicating influence of this all power
ful antisep,ic and detergent remedy.
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
The proper quantum and right condition Of
the bile is of momentous importance to the
health Of the human frame, this dnti. bilious
medicine eSpcls the hidden seeds of the com
plaint, aud rendes all the fluids and secrctions
pure and fluent, cleansing and rcsusitating the
visal functions of the body.
SICKLY FEMALES
Should lose no time in trying few doses Of
this regulating and rcnovating remedy, what
ever may be their complaint, ii can be taken
with safety in all periodical and other dsorgan
izations its effect is ell but miraculous.
UNgEFL ed PROOF.
The Testimony Of Nations is unanimously :
born 10 the heath giving virtues oft his noble
remedy, and certificates in every living Ian
guage beer witness t. the GndcuiaJlencss of
their Intrinsic worth.
Hoioray's IiAs are tie best remedy
knonn in he coriH for Tie toHowing
diseases.
Asthma, Diarrhna, Indigestion,
Bowel Comprt Dropsy Influenza,
Coughs, Debility, inflammation,
Colds, Fever and Ague, Inward weak
Chest Diseases. Female Compi't, ness,
Costumes, Headaches Liver Commit
Dyspepsia, Lowncs oiSp:rits, Piles,
Stone and Gravel, Secondary SYMPTOMS, Ven.
cral Affections, Worms OF al! kinds
cH- CAurIoN!-Nonc are genuine unless the
words Holloway New York aud London, are
discernible as a "Water.,nark" in every leaf of
the book of directions around each pot or box !;
the same may be plainly seen by 'holding the
leaf to the light" a handsome reward will be
given To any one rendering such information as
may lead to the detection Of any party or par
| ties countcrfeiting the medicines or vel ding
! the same, Knowing them to be spurious
- Sold at the Manufactures OF Professor
lloLLowAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all respectable Druggists aud Dealers IN Med.
| icinc throughout the United States and III,
! civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents, 63 cents,
and 81 each.
To There is considerable saving by. the lar
| ger sizes.
\. B.-Directions FOR the guidance of pat
tents in every disorder are affixed to each box.
June td 1898. lS--ly.
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TERMS-IN ADVANCE.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A benevolent Institution, estab lished by spe.
cial endowment for the relief Of the
sick and distressed, afflicted
with Virulent and Ep,
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May 30. 1876. 1850
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CITY ITEMS.

In this ever-changng, chsngeabe weather, how
great change may occur in one little night Sunday,
rs said yesterday, was more like sunny day oil
October than one Of midwinter. 1t was even warmer
than many days in that Autumn month"; and much the
city people enjoyed it while walking to church, or go
ing out merely because il was pleasant" There
was q little ice and hid away in shady hooks,
scarcely enough, however, to remind Us of Winter.
Otherwise, all abroad was sunny brightness and sml-
ing gladness. And beneath the glisteniDg stars We
lay down to dream of bright tomorrow. Some
genius Of storms stepped in between and tomorrow,
so that when tonorrow-itis yesterday now-came, ii
came with clouds, Darkness wind and petDg rain.
And all day, while it did not pour down in torrents.
came steadily by drops and drizzies, aslsnt south
east wind that at times blew Justify. Ii was to al out
door workers dsagreeable day but not Winter one
II showed filter face for March; more truthfuly,
its face was covered with dark shroud oil day, more
fitting to March than January Ii would well pass for
the January thsw." only that we have had no De-
cember freeze-no weather that we can call Winter
and yet the Winter season is nearly half gone
GAs-LIGHr FIXTURES in this city are anything but
fxtures where man lives in bis own hired house.
as the great majority Of those who live do. for. with
the vables of the occupant away go the fixtures,
and then comes "the gas mar" and takes away tae
meter the old tenant has neglected to pay up or the
new one negects to give notice Of his intention to use
the companys gas, measured in the compsnys meter,
for which the company charge very large ros''
which, if the refuses to pay. away goes the
meter. and that Is the end of gssght until these vsfJ
un6xed fixtures are refIsd. Il is moi an uncommon
thing in Hew-iork for stranger toour vays-sneo Oh
the green oues from BostOs for instance whese como
Of their actions 60 slightly diforent v0 earut> 49,
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NETWORK CONFERENCE CITY MISSION
AIRY SOCIE.rY -IAi'''V-'-

The Quarterly meeting of this Society WA. l. IA
last evening at the Methodist Episcopal Chn, oiu
Thirty fourth street, near Eighth avenue. n y. -
MR., esq, presided, and MIR. j. l.. VAS BosSynrr
othclated o. Secretary.
After the chanting of the 23d Psalm and singing os
the 2l9th Hymn by the choir the devotional EXERCISES
were opened with prayer by the Rev. A G. Foss al
the close OF which, the Rev. WV. u. SMITH, tue
Missionary Of the Society, read MS Quarterly Report
prsfscing the same with few appropriate remarks
relative TO the aims and objects OF the Society, which
he Get forth 10 be far possible to carry tn" Cos
pei TO the 5000 inhabitants OF this city who fail to
attend divine worship and get into the Sundayschoos
the 30 700 children who permitted TO rove about
our streets without care instruction or restraint:
With the assistance OF local preachers and three
coPorteurs, backed up BY the sunday School oncers
they have had preaching regularly at FIVE different
places every sabbath, and four sabbath Schools IN
successful operation. In their vistatons they mad
found 466 families who attend church; 4g9 fam
Ihes VINO are without pastoral care; no families
without me bbie; 94g without any religious books;
WITHOUT any religious periodical; 800 families
suffering snd In need Of attention. 3i3 children who
attend no school. They have distributed l59, no
pages OF tracts and donated l8 volumes of the Holy
Scuptnresl made IL, 0e5 visits to families prayed
with 554 families; supplied 1903 families with re-
hgiors periodicals. and conferred DO benefits ON fam.
llss needing attendance. They had brought III
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL

MoSDAY, Jan 1.-THE Death Of Ald F05ler.-
The Boaro met at the usual hour last evening, Aid
PHRSOK the President, in the char.
AID kALBFLEIsCH moved that the order OF bust
meas be suspended, winch carried, and The fol-
lowing communication from the Mayor was presented
relative TO the death of AID Fowler:
MAYORS OFFICE Jan. II, $50
To the Hon Commen Council
GrsTLEMES; is painful duty to announce to the
This sad occurred the might Of the 9TH His long
sId i Snr to The saadr snd a aso Ct on
aud his deGh the city has lost Of the wshf
II Is proper occasion Ike this that respect
be paid TO bis memory and resolutions OF coincidence sent to his
family should also have called you together to maze tins pro-
per TO attend h funeral officially but
deceased that no pubic should made
eli In obedience tbs wish allowed the matter 70 pass but
We nou,d expressve of the respect of your h0noi.
body his memory and Of coincidence with his bareayed
fanny N''p''''lD SAMUEL s. POWELL. Mayor
AID. KALBrLEIscH thereupon offered the following
resolutions:
IyAereas The Common Council has been notified by his
Honor Mayor Of the d,cease Of CHARLES Fowler esq who
kt occupied seat in this Board and during that
period rendered eminent services the city by TO
guard the public Treasury against unjust demands and from
tAsant appropriations by sborou Investigations into the
m,r Of all brought before the Board and the cest
integrity ell his official actions, therein setting worthy
ample before his colleagues and fellow members and justly earn
his conscience confidence the
city rse, aud the OF al who knew him therefore
Resrsd That with ard regret that the members
Of this Common Council the demise Of useful aud
respected associate aud they deem justly due u the memory
timents stOu!d lie maze
Resored That The sad patience which the deceased
exhibited aoquautnR himself with the detail. Of tins business
Of Board the fidelity with which BIZ watched the ci
nrests and the strenuous opposition which be made 70
project u doubtful origin questionable design dserYedy
earned bm the bc confidence, and entitled Iness
cAsed hi. withdrawal from the Common Council aud his sabse
queU; decesse 10 be- regarded - public misfortune.
Received That whIe this Council feel that Board
aud individually they themselves have for rese, in
Alderman Fosrs demise yet they would omit express
tbe sympathy with the widow family Of the deceased
shrs them with the that the husband and father OF
whom they have been deprived did not quit this s1bunsIy sphor.
without fulfilling every duty good citizen aud leaving
and memory which VII long be remembered IN the annals OF the
CITY whos interests lay his heart Whose prosperity
Ct has laboTed No earnestly 20 promote.
r'sed That the City CeTk be- directed engro.s these
Slo-A AID transmit scopy the family Of decessod and hs.
tAI p .snls % ,s'ored silasse upon the minutes.
this Board do how .diourn " " w ' "
Inc bo"fo 'hereupOn adjoumedtil Monday evening
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TIE IYDIANS-A CALL UPON THE CLERGY.

Y.
AZ meeting OF the Board Of the American Indian
AID Asoce;ion, held in this city JAN T. 1853 the fol-
loving preamble aud resolutions were adopted:
Uhcrco', Til" accumulated testimony brought bf,-, ihi.
Board t'rir the ;act ,ha II n ls, % charge the de-
iT0cion 81 IN dias within Territories special
Ant htrtns, the proposition before Congress cur.
t' In" INDIAN dr1n heretofore apart their aud 10
ap-op-sc tho CHA Valley and the Great Basin. pipned
the in operation will leave pJ-eriiy scarcely
relic Of mo primitive tribes excep, the records Of extinct
ind trheyed', Humanity religion, and fair fame. forbid
such ID result therefore.
Re rcd That the citizens Of tie United States have only 10
will and 20 execute and instead Of musy records ter may be
tonrishu- people of the Red Mans perpua,ed TO tn.
latest gcncrHton IF our clildrc! = children.
Rec ret. That in the pTit Of the Golden Rule ecos
mens established for the benefit Il the governed
Resoi d. That this Association send NOR delcgaie.
L the views herein stated to the members Congress and
the Scnat" nov in ses'on together with such their
session viii facilitate the adoption Of In accordance
with III" highest uiOra sense OF Tn" nation.
R.oired, That tis ng national movement the clergy OF
~ denominations be- respectfully requested cooperate III TINS
behalf by pres ng the subject before their respective cone
cations
Reo'red That this effort protect and eleYs;e the
who owned the domains and wIo'
though suffering pvatiors often beendcd our fathers
when they few and feeble.
Hesred That John Beeso General Agent be equcsed
TO address public meetings and collect funds Tor the foregoing
purposes
Et.ord That press generally be respectfully requested to
give publicity 10 e foregoing through their periodicals.
TAPPAN TOWNSEND, Chairman
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Of the property h,ders and to bring the msaage
" IT, affair Tito sgstem HAT the cIt'1ea' WI" un'''
and appreciate. -...,.o,.vp Scot Commissioner.
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BROORL YIN ITEMS.

lN'IrArIoS''ro Rxses.-Cspt. Stlweu, Seventh
Police District, lGreenpoint, has received INVITA-
ton to resign the Office of Captain ii being the intea-
tion to make that q Sub-Dis,rict. The Captai. de-
cnes to sccede to the request, and the matter win
probably come before the Police Commissioners Cox
action.
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children into the sabbath Schools; attended lao re-
lgious meetings; iSS persons have been brought TO
attend religious meetings through their influence.
d. McCLiNrocK and Others addressed the meeting,
after which collection taken up for the advance,
mont Of the cause.
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fAdveftisrlrul1
-NIAGARA FALA

Alas the mighty are falling NIAGARA FALLS
csyDs The H.F.cShor !, broIs9,Ae c.,e 4 the Wus
Il allow up-,he Tower i sud the Msd Of tho Mx
srG up River See tie PBorOcEAfEs BY HoLsss fs ~
Ty NIsCAEAs con,uiscn half price, No 20 Broadway
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ikdyrrtisoInentl

PURDY'S NATIONAL 1HEATER.-"I Improve Tho
oppony say the bills Il this hyorte The.,e This u lbs
l.s w.tk .; that most elegant psntouime BosEA T
SFISr AiS which the mArsger eompsuet % dsoaiis.s
20 usie room for tie etsascnien Of Mr. y s CNrsAv IL
will repeated tonight preceded by iha powerful drama ~ DE-.
Jone,. cui.rd MoLL PIrcHER, oS THE Fosrv>s rvL-
Or STAIks.e
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rsHe rs Henry Stevens, csugb, coming ca, Of hs
store With the plunder under hi, arm. Justice Goa.
nolly committed the fellow TO prison
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The remains Of Charles c. Fowler, late Aldermaa
ven, Connecticut, On Sunday, for lnterment.
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SrABBISG.-A fracas occurred early on Sunday
morning in Frst street near the Grand street fery.
between several men, when one of them, james IA
gan i, is alleged drew knife and stabbed Patrick
Cough in The hip. Pagan brought before Justice
Allen yesterday by Officer Martin, but Cough having
stepped New-Jersey, probably TO avoid testi
flying against hfs friend the accused discharged.
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BuRGLARr.-During Sunday the Office of the Gms
and brick yard OF Messrs Ransen 4 Burroughs, foot
Of Ann street. in the Nineteenth Ward, was burgla-
rously entered and unsuccessful attempt was made
to break open the safe. The burglars left without any
booty.
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Nfw-YoRK GAs-LIGHr COaPAsY. - The annual
election for thirteen Directors of this Company for the
ensuing year held yesterday and resulted in the
choice of the following named gentlemen: VIM. W.
Fox, John j. Palmer, Joseph Kernochan, Najal Tay-
lor, Joseph Walker, Thomas w. PearSaI, John W.
Livingston j. Phillips Phoenix, Guy Richards, Edward
j. Woolsey, Joseph Sampson, Lindley NJ. Hoffman,
VIM A. Hadden.