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FEMALES-EEMA ALES.
In many AHeetions peculiar to Females the
EXTRACT BUcaU is unequaled by any other Z. m.
edy, rs in Chlorosis or Retention, lrregularity
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WINTER GAIlTN.-A BRIGHT little farce 10y
b. T. Wooer enlisted Love b. Liscr!, w's performed
sr the ir.t time o.; t.. rhoa.,r Monday evening Il
yas originally prodaced some twenty .cara ac' IN Lon
don hut We l,ll.ye. is entirely Aesh 20 Neu-fork
audience. III John :. Clarke viii find y Vai1rnie
hidon 70 his repestory The plot and situations 81! e
siccc arc extremely c.lcrting although posiala bot
srocagy original surresti~c ct once Incidents in The
Hmoymoon" and IN Lelp Icll.' Il Che eAaTlciei oi
PAU Patent. tfr Clarke has au unusual! happy opnor
trinity Tor tie dspy o ais be comic qualities ana bis
corloruancs On Monday nighi was received viii
fetcr app avse a.d ninth than even De Is accustomed
O. excite. TIE rc,tc Of ne ig.erviow 1ctwecu Dc
sslulsed valet and lie coup;css YVES 10 ire2pFesoiy
gro1 ~ 70 quite dscompose those concerned IN iho
eeprcsenteiion Mrs CLanfrsu acted tie part o. TIE
cous,css--hrsi plryed By too aeco,f p..s.ed LaI1a
eanev--wi.h mucl c.ace aad spirit Love 10
stery' viii be repeated fJg iow nigs together ~-is
tie COmecy ~ Erols."
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~. do.th of Mr. Joshua Bates, the eminent Lon
soo banko. Of tic house Of Banng Brothers and
r,onnrrv took place in London on tine 2i;h or
c.,.e,ohcr in the sovcnty-sIxth year Of lie eye.
e. psas was born in Weymouth, Mass, in ISs,
,.ud vas aesecrded from family Of cmgTants
f,or ENGLAND. which occupies Il conspicuous
n,a,e N the early history Of massachusetts. After
-o,.i,i.r tho usual education Of New-Eng!aEd
oouoir, village, he entered q counting-house IN
Boston, where he gained his first knowledge Of
sne-csrtiie affairs, and was soon distinguished Tor
Ais capacity and aptitude for business. Passing
into ,he employment Of the celebrated William
Crgv the leading merchant Of Massachusetts,, he
VS. lisced il charge Of highly responsible trusts
eyeu before the attainment 81 his majority, and
sur,n, .he troubles vitn England prior 10 the war
o.lSi2. was dispatched TO Europe with view 10
protecting tho interests of his employer, many Of
~boso vessels had been captured both by Grea
Dr..aia and france. In this new field Of effort,
be vas brought into intimate relations with ihe
xrcat commercial ard banking houses Of Europe
especially those Of the Hopes ald barinSs'
xnd soon acquired g reputation IL. ability, iIcGh-
sy and sound Judgment " Inch gu~o him rot " ht''
influence in the highest commercial circles IL
$50 le established mercantile house IN London
In connection with Mr.. John Barring, undcrinenTn
Of Bates & Barring, end was Subsequently mace
osriner in the distingushed firm OF Barring Brothers
AM Company OF which liz continued an active ahd
sfc:cnt member until the fine Of bis death IL
49,. when commission was arranged 10 settle
slams of citizens OF tie United States or the
British government, ara Of subjects Of Great
britain against TIC United States. chiefly for spoil
,;ions committed during rho war, NJ. Ra;cs was
Epponted um pire between the British and Amerl-
ga commissioners, in al cases where they should
disagree. lie performed the duties OF this honor
sble and delicate Office viii promptnoss. iHPa-'
nz.. and fidelity which gave entire satisfaction 20
oo.l parties. IL 49,, he was informed of the plan
Of establishing free public library in tho city OF
Boston, and as once appropriated the sum OF
sj0.00 for the accomplishment Of The object, beside
. donation of between .o0o0 and 10000 volumes
81 books, after The completion o.. o., building nr
Bales preserved to lo last bis interest in bis na-
i've country, and watched the eyon.tpl s'rusgie
elh the Rebels Of the South with the deepes.
suziety and wi.h all Ills sympa.hics OF ;ho side OF
te Union.
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COOPER INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EVENINGS OCT. Il AND OCT. 81,
THURSDAY EVENING. Oct q.
MoyDaY EVENING. OCT. n
On FRIDAY EVENING Oct. IA, ieol addresses will be
delivered by
HON. THOMAS q. ALVORD,
the Union nosniue, for Lieutenant Governor.
GEN. ANDREW j. HAMILTON.
Miiiafy Governor Of Texas
COL. WALTER HARTMAN,
of New Hampshire, and
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o: Georgia.
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FRONT SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIES.
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JoHG NJ COSTA,
Charrusn Executive Committee.
a. 49, q. . .sSsaa. Secretaries.
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From Tho Christian Timea
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCUL1STS.

CONCERNING EYES AND OCULlSTS.
Ofto Ave sen.e, tl. which us call seeing % TIE mo-: in
po.iant and valued In proportion this sense fails as
We b., reduced to hepes.aea entirely destitute Of sishs
how SOW would b. our progress knowledge, and how LIN.
e our sphere Of action and useianssA Endowed with f.
the universe becou-s creation clothed with beauty ana
y.,ed by tho, nhaile variety shiaA never s to stii-s
tie und and heas,
Ior syur. months pas th. IA, BEEN practical sakj'e 70
No. An nasslod condition Of tue eysls, communicating
il.eto the rup renleredte discharge Of daily duties not
OILY luul b., dinseiou. AhutiH.i. to the eject Of
COLI va ENDURED through tho Spring With tie hops 'hai
with the .sorn Of weather would entirely disappear
But In thu, ws were doomed Disappointment summer 70
turned but no, or oa,ed sight. VIVA, t have beea the
result either 81 farther lee, " incompetent treatment
we canno,say
Stating cur case 10 friend he assured as that similar
che IN BIZ. own family had recsn, been 'sa,,d With eas
,.,. h, Dr. Won Esenbers Of thi. city sssfyins
selves by more particular nqes that the Doctor no e'a'
M but scientific oculist and aurs. concluded 20 seek
the benefit Of bic treatment, which have Low rsascn 70
acknowledge a. very gyost Though but few weeks under
his caro- appearance Of eyes has totally changed The
pupil Il now full end clea and the lids aTe entirely ee ion
eunuaon Tie Doctor ,sy. that the cpo nerve has been
weakened and tho rena assumed chronic ,nisnna.ory
state Affecting all the other tissues and ,rsesD
~ II neglected, to end in hmauross oIhthalns. BE-
ese the which ocrss apply to eyer affected
oars Having obtained the mich desired relief sks rrrsi
s,sars IN acknowledging indebtedness to the talent Of
Dr. Ven Eenber and Of calling to it the ssnOn oi other
who may DO saasrir. rom similar or condition
% their eyes hs said that Providence provides asitotc
or very II Ia certain thai the eye To- in these tines
subject 70 ss,srer trials than formerly Let be shsnNa
lsn lhai a. we the tendencies which destroy tn
oryan vision the poges. science Aseps pace WIZ thes
tsndencis-. II not IN sdvsnce Of them
I OFFICE, No sIa BaoADWAX
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)EAFN Es s c II L d.
From The Tribune
Ears TO THE DEAF.


rger, nor 49, especially every woman, believes IA h or
neg phyic4n Tier, sre Phao'ope mind. which bold TO
.e ab,r.c a ia Aropaihy Homeopathy ~ Hylro9.'hy
u se other ior4 Of ,snnac cure, bu With tho world -
--e tie be ef g. ul n ths ,yssa. bit 10 the d'ctot Il
fe,Iyb IA, true a. regard, s1ds:s AID 0cnis;S I"s
ga,,n. Who b. recovered Ma sight or 10 heSGs sure ta
tn b..sn could hayo been restored 30 lin b. no oAor
than that particular By whom his eyes OF e.r'
ve.. openeA Dr. lon E,enbrrs "a among onr best kEewn
ss.a lie no len, Us e.. % brother rrlelon.s La'
eyes and in rho.e skin therefore, believe Shove a. o'asr'
ni ys hear hin, thse who s.o"n HIN not merely
- ,..,. bu, a. b.nol-etor recent his been re
.rl,o u.s. fr tie trure Of which can vooeh though
~. Gan naac no names Tn. r.,icn ady who bod beer
. ifcv - q eonseo aeuee Of some OF the ailments
70 Which children 40 .bo Laiscy iae disease had sAen
~ s.it. IA an the plen 'uhec. 20 Intense sofels
TIN, lr,f. W.. raody le.oaing complete ani'n general
lo brra M down under the physical exhaustion a1ienc;
r ,os,sn o,n Ordinary r.uedie. and ordinary advice
were a.le, ard Dr Won Eiscnbers caleaia We nod
not rrrea hs ds-so.s tia. would De only AIT Of rrd
name. % tie general reader Bat he detected a. sight the
SEQ. CT dsAss as.t portion o. the ogasfa. then u
another ind with manipulation ssil.ss bis insight vas ~
esr.e he removed the caues sad So who, from Infancy
isd heard h dicul,y ard bitterly hardly At Al, ~As r.
stored fr,t ~ peect bearing aud perfect health Dr.
Won El.en5ess ae, er,nens ,st.ns fLia case, wah
we tfr. briefly relate though ais solir.oA Lot bin
ia, bs.A 10. sass, lesT.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
AID IT WILL
RELIEVE YOU iSsTANTAEEOgsLT

Thus enabling you BY hearty eating rud the Of tie cuss
sr esca meal as often the fool deses yoa. scurs
your sicgsscn ge. in very lew dys that you go
do ,.iho1t tie furici- except occasionally .nd ~ -
TINE tie G-ss boi,l- used up M you Tree IRON
Dy-osp abs digest. snd er hearty breaA
yos down 70 in your heatss' boor' and ~s
viii fo-fsto yol Vce bottle u20a your showing
ilsst VI statement j. no correct
Thr med cu- l. powerful baS hzrnsss ard viii -infs
.ea-p lonia vii rs.-vs hs dys?erc sufferer -
whole bottle fol wSui uNsray alury an. as II 70 -
ilrey vegetable snl contain, op.t- All classes OF dr
eass TIA. avs ther or-la d..osaeFsd stomach an
oses d..qeed IA iaasss.eoa' way - "a
1se oi
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~ ANvILiL Fern. Jnne o. 1902
d. VIZ. IT. GRLGG-DcaS Sr: Il February
yssl was al cied vill sugar dlabeies, and fr I'VE
r.nlfas / p1ssed more tim two gallons OF n ier IN
svs.y.foUr hours. YVES obliged !" - up as o'tFD 30
Pen twelve times during ae night. e"d 80 hge months
! lis. slai fffr isunds l weight. During Tie month
. Jals. I.5i ] proccve1 Two bottles Of Cor.i tui'on
Naier ard afteg taking tao bolies v.s entirely
cared. ,oor after reg -ining ny usual good heath.
Youfs f-uv =. s. /. DFl,lT-
s,s.wboesale by 1loRC.S = AL-Iz. No. - Chii-s',
trc al arlSgsts.
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r,,popr.yT 40 TRAVELLERS.

vn- tie iy soisrA o. Gne hsffy %
,,rd c,i.lg severe yun I'm ny nssd. lad ~ been the
sai-r would h.vs been rsfe 81 mesa ly ssi,na
~ mo lro,gin- nv corr;i1u. reached e sayrua,
4. A So a. o" did so aid IN cas- taa ass Ell ny
trouble was orot 1ha medicine WA "Cces Dy,t rps'f
J and rom tie enesl hsa r9on the s,ou1ch. ad wo1
L.ve e,ri Of 70 since ilnk ass DC exec. en-.
sc ,,o.,s.' J|a. lo lsSl MRS. SAMUEL FIELD
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CNnITRA MORRu2

=. a,s i.-r ssr.-,snei that cons DYSPEPSIA CURE "a
,re and rdy cure Ter Choler Morbus, DysereFy pse-
ma ana krlIed comQlins now &c pc gaien--o-r 'ns-
room ul otan Curing b very few miur.~ the uo-t srs.ry
r. or cruts IL neaerra the had effect 0f-r protu -
~ cham OF weather drinking water, or -a,uz ais
i. OF N-seiab-s az Viii ali ~ - evey -
s,ai,inan has lu called end ARMED that .ae s Cd
. Ind .a- been sAg "a oy lo.o..
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H.. P,rry.x e~s hs been 80 successful n curing
many fef.ut diseases h. that i. SUPPLE b.ood viii "a
v.l principle,
Lirg TIHNEyT. mos.
thereby infrsn- Ai LIZ no the de
,ssrd aud drhlit-iel ,Ssiein.
The rrooi- &C the ,gc-cy o. th, remedy IN thousand ri
c,.e whore OF n ~ ulrd,.ur. have filed e. give relief ne
d, etblrl thal inyss cannot reasonably hc,i.a.o ~
give Il triai.
Fof ssle ~
J. r. Drssuonu 20. ssl Broadway. Eev York,
an l,- al lr rsfs.
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VKrrRAs, TUr NATIONAL CT 'np.- The nefnt ora Of
this Assocstion requested stteud the fIn-rs ~ their
.1e aor.e, Edmund NJ. Young on Ycdnr,dly a p III
fon TRINITY Church Dy order W. L. VERnILYs. Co,0ael-
T.. X 1REsAIH. Adjotans.
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CBIrUARY.-Judcc Willard, Of Troy, died On
5urlay evening" u pl.Itu d'sessc. oi!sr months o.
seutc suffering. lie had servo Jalcc Of tho Com
eson Ieas ami u State senator Although Democrat.
D. wa az able ana respected citizen, and most csh
uabl cea:.crC-L
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A LADY OF WonLD-WIDs REPUTATION. ~
Hrs. :. \. AIlTrs WorIps HAZE Rxs1crER iyo zYto
rA,s4xUx WORLDS HAM DRnssISo unequsled, and
srknoweje hy al 10 them fr esio-ng iuEigors
tins, b-sah g and dessiss the Hair rsldefns son silky
AID s.osy ard d!spssn rrauir II sny desired position
quickly cleaning The scaF arosur .hO al aud ma'iins
healthy snj neutral color he Hair They CAL to
grey RaiI It, sual youthful colo They act d.
fecy upon tie Of hs Han. Swing them the natural
roasishucnt requro No lady. tote. complete without
tie 2yoba>alnr Ht Pressing 1t cosuscs the hair and
imysrs to noa 5esh,fu fragrance ard sulioa TO both
yoous .ud Cd
TEs RasroRvH RYraoDUcEss
THr HArn pHgssiya CuIriv.7rs AND BrAUTtFf-&
Eyour hair IL tain tIy IL. II seurfy Try it, II harsh e.
IT, IL lu.te,ss .ry H. Il OF thess Try H. 10 al who
use s. WI preserve tAs hair Though hs Fox sale b. a.
prur-isis.
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A Voice from hone .hror-a our City Papers

VIII II'1s
srst-r FnfToys Allow through -0gr ro.rrlus 70 -
k.y .gir io< the vsnsh hlys y-d IRON
rsr II uysfe,is uTe. Although Ne, IRA slsrsu
,r ps,s to hrs. dose gave ne instant eef, sre one
ouc. ss cnsp.el snyting ist pesse ntho'sy
raii have .;oq.ed using n.lc pc IS No lonsss
laaa h. lt4..t ~ = .l.l.~
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ONE or TIL gwFsry-F7yE.

NM 'IfAV-N JANE IT, IhS<
Nix Cos-Sir: Having been teubied with the bysreFsss
To- sgi twelve mouths n-'t !ksn iAe nla ti'1o
u laii,urs which hrvr donc q l-y your ers-
ts~i-n II uslicns 10 fye cpsa have sTied II
md found madeleine. Tue rrs, hhee" "op ne
III Jrns) .hz. took relic sd u.s., IN one a ante. so
"a On Il tnge- OF bL h.v Ad distress ie~s
H.. ~ uiy stomach tAk 1e r rfeen crops st'.'sn
before could et maa, Ana soreins, not n'o-S tH.
throe or FOUR u orihdgls wit isat Jk-rts.ins ~.
krIpectuAJ, J. =. NNVDA-.A-
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
TESTIMONIALS

f.s, 80 p-s,or ofhe M-ihods r. Church. MADISON Cora
h4s uaed Goes Dysp-nsis GEre ~ my ilaiy, ana eaa
,-iiia..iy ie..iy 10 g. y i- 80 medicine.
HENRY 1iDNAND. Ess0r u l.. Church
MAD sOy, Conn.,. Jane % iso.
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n AM one wislcs 70 sn0w mat Goes Dssprl,s Core hsx
doue IN ole OF the Dyprrss ~ e-fsierc- ss
ALI al 10 Prindeae 80 graz Is toe snr We ne
or, r m Who are IL .ra4 doubtful ~ al Ind e-a ss
tirmsiys-
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won The heneft derived by oi Coe's psPft'c Care
i e, ttiuy aui prepared ssy to; never iala. - -
VT ot. r. and aiyi. al sa't-d WITH nyspp.is -
~, n PhlLAND5h LENS
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OPINIONS OF TIE NEW-YORh PRL5S
From Tie Journal Of Commerce.
Gaia l. II G II u y d.
TIE CASE or uUTCHNos. TIE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR"

Tncr. was pab.hsa IN these columns few days aimee tbs
remarkable cur. Of iutclings tie Lightning Calculator
SO vel known the pubic during tue mary years he ez
hieo n. wonderful ar.hmecal power. at s'rnun' Muse
s b. the celebrated Ocs, ard Auri.t Dr. Won Eisonsrrs
,. city. Ha;ehin-' Is reIrossn,d to have been a. tr
pon. n death, si- bu, FOR tie timely herefenee 0 me
dcstor would Je r,a-s IL h gave fhh Is fer--fS-
Ds lie sui worthy thr s'tcon OF srs9as aie'e4
think but jn.. 10 d. 'on Bsea5arg to call pnoe
attention to tho There tre huHiFad' in to community
sagesns ron clsrIA who, Ike the Lsh'nug cse"a'r'
# no. actually pyng iof dea ready to seeep' q any
Ling the. promise. relieve Asn from their di''re'ssi 10
rch We would 49, irae no, With inexperienced e.' bet
coa.a vhout uansee..ary delay Ok Won El'oabes ~h''
q. ut haa ID. honesty to biz patients wheshsE "a
vi Ia his power 70 make them whole or not
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PRICE 81 FER BOTTLE.
Orders mail IRON either lssls-s co1sumsrs rrsnph1
sttelaedt o.
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I'm Cox. TIE bottle - Coo pvspep Crre you gave
has h sE,a 90 yoar stl.eu. elnDg H. nave cfy
used ror and 80 Pine ppie ID 'l.ke o. 'ns'hHl
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

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Conaiip lion Heartburn. Cole Pam "a STOMACH
OF Bowels, Dy.entery Vomiting. fres-
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VANS ~ iprstte,
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which cover 40 yoaE Lad .esns, .S few moments by tsss
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normal condition and IN motion tie entire hnnsn nech,s'
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II - .
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
an dssy and isi4.-ns3uhy pledge our word IS fssa
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norn.d "cOE's COUGH BALsAal" ~, & ussd sccofdne
10 our ais.elioa. which may l0aad ~is ssca bottle
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SUITS AND SINGLE 0ARMENls
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