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The kocaerteT, \. Y, SloS, 81 Tursdsy, hiss the
following sccount Il proceedings against oo.l mo.
nopoliss IN Mat city
The Grand Jury came into The Court ~ over
and Ierminer this morning Jud.e b. Darwin
smith told tho J2ry that she Court ieli It iuty to
present " thr grand uqlos, q subject to which ITS
attention bad teen called by the press and which
WAS one that properly came under its notice
10 WAS an alleged combination among I've sons
Interested IN the coal u abe to advance and main.
tain prices At unroasnnat IL and eNorbitaut
hs'rce. II what was alleged by the papers " a.
true, the lartles who were concerned in the pro.
oeyding, be they who thew may, werc liable to In.
dctment, trial and punishment Such procee Tin "a
were well understood 70 Re IN violation Of law
The Judge cited Cases whore persons concern
Cd In combinations 10 bold up prices lad been
lhulced IN the courts ~ this stlte--such as
ior~Mders and hstters In New York city The
aggravaNnE circumstances attending q comhina.
uon u Keep tuol at high rates in tunes Ike tho
presrni were dwelt upon and shown IN to the i,irv
~ We court. They were instructed how t. pro-
coed In toe mater and their duty definitely lipt.
Ell OUT Their inqt rea were not confined 10 what
was iono 10y persons rsluiuS Ia this county, but
might extend ~ the domgs OF p, = ,us ia gny Other
part OF the state rhey woe h,tle, though non.
residents Of mis- county, Aud Wi lt lie iict,,i II
VIC evidence OF gulh WIS Hrparrat. The nudge
addressed tho Jury for bal. An hour, and tcn sent
theln bAcN TO thor room, tu st.tr the subject
Tie District Attorney viii ~ r,urso eater r.s!iI,
upon the work, AMI all thgt is uuw r,d.lr,l =.
teA.muny. Any citizen who has kuuNl .i.-. rtI.t.
ins 10 this matcror who knows o. any person h.N.
lrs huch NturmANun, should al once 60 llg.lligar
10 30 the DHtrct Attorr cy ~ 90 tntfalrr a.. ito
| gra al jury. Those who have slu.I.t to uurcnAb,
coal at Syracuse, snd were told tat thay culll
not nave At current rstcs su bring g. Ro, rstcr,
should he called before the jury. lhcre Is uIti-
cully In proving this sumhuaNJn cAc,UI hy Gu.
cums'Hn"al evidence, bat OF 80 eN.s,culo Ao De-
leIlsent uAn can duutt.
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The Paid Fire Department R-por,

lJ- : ute Senate Committee. TO whom WA ,.,-,
a.. re Paid Fire Department Bin, .hor rto,r.et
Cd ana thorough examinAncn Of the subject have
ported adversely 10 the volunteer system. IN.
{ nmittee having sctod with apparent impartial.
i' sni having listened 70 the respective sre,,.
cu adduced by the friends and the oppou.nts Of
nc proposed system, their report will unou,rton.
'. ~ ave powerful influence upon the action Of
Legislature on this SUBJECT Tho chief objection
''t'" S-AhS' Tie volunteer system Is lite alleged
''-'I'iA'S NON the high standard which II he'd
b." ''rineT A,t. Ills - no doubt true to . certain
'Nru but i 10 attributable 10 outside ,peuepc,.
'-'Ler dan 10 the system itself The greater mart
O." our nrumen are honorable men who h,v, n tr,,o
rcyard Tor the interests Of tie civ : hut prt,,.,-
lately, class Of worthless and lawl.s, pc,.,,.
have by some means become identified with ,ho
Department. and the Disgrace thereof p.,urslv
rvaches to the volunteer system. II boz.
were any means by which this evil couIl
tc rcmeded, and at the same time pr.ssrv. ,ha
frsent system, there would lie little cause Tor a,
change. but there being no apparent method Of A..
IsraLus the good from tho bad, there is . general
'.Sp'.non to overcome the trouble by a radical
hA' sweeping change While tho plan Tor the
'"' f-' Department contains many unfsvorat e
.'aluTe-- Il must Re admitted that IL has proven
.'-'esa'u' ~ every Instance where IL has cen
thoroughly tested It's not new project, but an
ne contrary has been in operation in Tie Chief
A"4'peAn elnes Tor laauy years, aud has Iaiel =
u''n introduced in nearly all tie lead ng cities II
the ln''ed STATES With the exception Of New York
TIE authorities OF cities IN which il has thus le,n
demonslr-ted' assert thStn ar preferable to the
o'd ~ sIoui 'ha It ID more efficient and ia much
iees eipensy'. 50 far, however, AS New York ia
ooneerned' u 10 yery doubtful n any more efficient
means than dat now IN operation can he found
for the exuuguishment Of hros. No paid e..
'oYees could be more prompt OF more jealous ~
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a,EA AfER.

p rTOS on Thu-.day. Feb lf l-65. Mar y.
vie Di Nhs Burton. naive %. HushIuu, in-i.uI,
The relative. AMI fiend, Of Anu AMI Alfl,d
Hupou, and tUr moultis ui lui4'a.el LodrU. Au.
$50, T. md 4 VI. lioH" 10 .re. NJ. 80. 3 aut 4
and tuc =. t.. r. sueIHI anon. Hfc invited tu u.-
j.. o'coek, ifum De. late tcsc.u.,. 10 WgI' Ga
70 e"t. ln1
NJ EiHN-un Iuc'iac, rch. a. trc residence
uf h.i sou lce 10 ttft 1000 90. Nfs. Murphy, ma
tiv" Of g. MonI-h4 LELAND ~ the o',h ,as OF bog
nto.
iler .ous. Peter Frark and James. and tho friends
Of tho family ar respectfully invited 10 atrld fle
funeral, thu. 'fridayy atf, noon, At u'yuh. Tho
remains viii he tsson go Galway CemctDr. 11
PAINTER A. h, rc.ideuce IN burlington.
Haruold Coo Conn, On Netnesiuy, Feb. 30, a 80
laIWi.cf, Hnci tu FrNl-. 90
ROGERS ON f,h le'h, BERNARD -, Roger. con
Of llu.h N'd fudR.t knrcrs. t.oI i| },.l-.
The friends % tho 4aulls, ard those Of hi. ur.
Giles. John and Bprnsrd Kocers and Morgan Do.au..
sIe respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, un
saturday afternoon, l-h iusi, ~ C'tirk from tho
IL -65
BYAN-On THURSDAY, Feb. H. iS66 Of iuHsmra-
ton, Elizabeth ~, daughter ui James aud Amaze
Ryan, OF la.ihhsplck, Parish ot HN.y a4Afl. queens
COUNTY, Ireland ~ TO 2'i ycsF oi her ace
lie friends 81 the family, and thosD 81 her Cou-
sins Itomp and tdward Hiil, aye tcspccf'ully inc
yltcd ~ attend the funeral. THE Friday afternoon,
teh. 4, Al o.cock. from The foh.tncc OF her
VA. be- taken to Galway Ccmetory tor iuiermOut a9
sNlrH-On TUESDAY, Feb. -. of oongcston Of the
brain, Cha .lYtie smith, aAcI . fC.Ls.
iucnir and relatives OF the family are rcsprc'-
fully invited 20 attend tho IIaUihl, thu iNul-,!
afternoon, Feb IN, at o'c.ooE, tom hcr la,c r"s-
dcuce. 70 North BIB q. IL
WlGUTMAN- On wednesdav. Feb. IS. Thcu.s
Co'mo Henderson, SOD Of liei,-ick z. and BeAtIce
Mar WiEh'msu a''l mcntAs and ~ days.
Funeral ths u rifa.! attcrn1on at O'Clock, from
Nc l.U tuitAu Gyr, h W. ll u, p l.. "a
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO THE BOSS FLAGGERS-
'ln aud after the 7th Of HIch. the Is ne ~touS
'1tt' 10 eni Flaggere on ascJuuf " the hirh Ts 4
Us .ur. ne sd demand 8 pcr DAY. We considaz
70 10 not Atius top uuoB. ~ order NJ he hssocas
ton J. J. BEk4lN, Chairman. JOSEPH NOR
4 sos, -e~ $50
THE MEMBFPS OF CARPENTERS limos
70. are requested to attend he nett r,-rilas
in'e'ius On FRIDAY evening, iIth tet. g. be PIE enA
Al ths ins Itti0" Of officers and receive the nece--
NY p-ssEpris an ml iAtion. SiCU LAS Y. FAR
Ran. Iros'i. MICHAEL KILROf, Soc ~
\AUkRlNuMEN'S UNION WILL HOLD
W the REGULAR tefni-morthly meeting A. Early
psi0 Hal, ~, Boat rv, on ths l-ifas evening. ~
O'Clock. Etery dele ate 70 esI-'cIAlly re.ues:ed
T. p.ctent ~ order Nh. HARDING, Pea !. II.
Roy, lee Sec. 1876
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From intel gent rhysa ans, having extensive
pr4stice IN Ibis city We learn tia. % the women Of
New York embraced in thN cas, VT oso circum.
stances r.-e them above tho neco4s't, % labor,
n'nctcon twenueths VINO have reached tho ago q
thirty are seriously diseased and oftarr daughters
uine-scnths have impaired health at tie 40 OK
eighteen. In this class - o,'c,y, for the las, ten
years. TIE deaths have exceeded the births s. that
IN were not r.cru.tcl ~ acrcfs,ons from the
country rom the lower class. 1t would ii sat renr
10 . single generation. Ihis may 10 an O. 1gserA-
tel statement and we care not TO insist upUn tho
n<1rrs, bus there In ground tor alarm Fac dit.
cases ere dyspepsia, nervous affections, SPINAL cur
vaturr, etc. The causes arr ctg ~ found. Cur
srtnc'al want - proper sNorcisc strr i1.us g 4,
emotional excitement. or Young Ladies 'rust az
te bsiue table 7s their parents using ,Hc i,.s lrN.
u'lcs and stU'liauts. Iuoy enter irin- otv ic-
fore they enter Their teens; tlcy TABS" .lt utn -
er'ise, aud that spasmolc. Iy h1I NJ tur u.s' Joe
Judlclous kipg--the cNCr. ,U - O., lower IWir.
What Is the rcm' 81 E.rr.se 100 tnc open ar, tho
use II the lroum, spnuiu. wheel, a., ".sh tub
which would develop tie mur,icH Il TIE arus and
chest, expand tie lungs and pump tie blood vg-
oruusly through tue v ius. BIt unyt q properly
rcsul1ted exercise girls ucrtl properly hclcctcd
food, 10th plyscsl aud in.cIlc tltl. / wuul
lie well also TO let them kuo.. tat ttcrc is a
distinction between girls aud women, ami ,hnt he
social enloynCni, the late hours. ANA uccu q ounI
excitement which can he rnGurcd b. Che ono can
not ~ well be- rud red by the other. a this NAY
t" littlo hcclcd now, bus tie tune may como Wien
young a. 20 "a sesrch OF wives v'il deem broom
I. the hand Of lady more ornaments. than Atufyr
on her back knowledge OF mathematics b tier
than IN acquaintance with romano. s. avid "a 81. 20
90 healthy children more No. cp'4l'c 90 Is .Grsury
than council % ointment anl a stressed doctors.
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The New Canadian Nationality,

Tns del s,es IN Ne Cana Ian Parliament m tne
'uhJcI n the PROPOSED confederation Of the Br Itch
American provinces are extremely sug sestlye =
the loin5ns on the formation ofihe United states
Constitution ,he old Revolutionary convention
Thcv are evidently founded on TIE same mo lei,
Th'usa they are fN from rescA,ns the s,me
breath o! thought and sta,eSusnshlp displayed
by h,risos, JsyFEtsoS, HIvitros, and the
men . KAT t-v. Tie DISPARITY q intel.
',.tYA force measures tie difference letwe,n the
rssr-c,ve rrrns u governor nt A. s-,,tl's-rl in
'te t1"el stAsss ADD y posc,i 10 Canada, AMI -.
,lInv To- We iscs u n,no,rau, principles In ne
lsuer, ~hieh - u1uli~i on tho PM ~ plan \
,rss ~ Ne -. ~. more % 20 IL g,v' met, ,han
- govern Rut 10 cthcr resrects the resemblance
10 ror. .c-p'et.. There .re the sam, ,e.'.-- do.
r--1Er.t rs nc A'v.nla.os he derived POM an
s-.Nrs~i cor. r.-,.s 0lsrc u-se and o'ta, i~uedts
.te.yt. 80 'tf.o. re, etehause Of comri,!.tcs
~ a.efv . voG.h, Ani AcLon IN Site Pro
wa t-.- - r. rs ~ siyoca.es I'm. pro.
:. 80 s'ts..e 70 CAaEi-s. confederation are r..rc
"a y 5. .-..r-sts y a. eytsyer.tc tse 'cnefis u
'-'.-ts7a 20 -a. TIE n. Te-iig A1t greatness
.'t-. r..ie ss-s s-- s,scI on a., reed 90 ~ PER
. q A. -.- Of .nHreolrsc, which conferred
go - c'.s-' Z .s'h State respectively, the
.Ar.e T-7 s.ss enjoyed n ~ the o'hcrs Tho
pep. we're permitted g. cvsresp 81 ,tc barriers
%. SIate lines ,ni Their goods sui meic. andize
yer. free from inspections snI taxation
~ ircnEcr Custom House officers. The
Only iadt in our Constitution Is tina; u did
not e far enough, aud aho'ish al national as well
a. State barriers y commerce, by forever prohibit
ing imposts on foreign merehaadise Hal This
been doae our pr spority would have iecn lar
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Itch, Itch, ltcb-,eratca, ,,cra,c.. e,rn,c,

Itch, Itch, Itch Scratch, Scratch, scratch.
Wheaton, iItrnt 1t vi cuIu Co.,. joel, .r a. hours.
Aso ~ cs salt Ehc im. lIr.f. thih.a.n.. and mi
t.ln. lone of fie .ElI. Pro" y. oeufs Ior sNe Nv
al bIue.l.ts. Is, s.plil. tI ouuts 20 Wocks q pui.
&c.. 500 ,l'-, o. Wellington It,, boston 10 vii
D. Y.vaItoI iy nal, nee % Ius.4 60 to Any .tt ~
ur iu..oI stltrt. 900
Wheeler a Wilson's Iila..esi Premium
ifck--ttUu ~ps ING u ..u.ne., 90 J.. ussi~ A. see
Wheeler & VITO o. liitonhole Ma hinc. 3ii
Grover Il Bakers I'irr Premium Pinuic
,I'rH t-i 1,. stitch seFil. cAiues 40 broa " o.,
y. y ., .ui -.5 fulton 20. L-o"kI .u SO
iinic'- Honey Of HorchoUnd and Tara
rr-tuI .rc iHr rUIru.. to.t. .IfirtIy honrrpt ess
bronchial tubes aud .luss leading tu consumption.
lhe Homer % No. ,I1uui oothes 80 ifr 4s1u. lha
sr of balm Of tIIrsi net. So, Cerues and lCfe
al phrt of ihp throat aud lIu.s Ihr.C ~ no hug
Nsr 10. hIr me- fsr t.tie. Iuf .'ir I'D a orI IT,
itrl,'- lovuci, .,.eiH. .-D - "-nI D.. = D ..ll
Durno'- Cniarrh ~nun The Family
Nc rII' Ifs oi.r.ts Nr To- tt.IHs it 4tri. ta'le-
dA." Hu uuU .ufI.oI for tur iu.t.f u. arei -od
H. g.. hlst o'ass bruEtst- srrINFbtr,, aa
pr. " u. treRs bear sir - have been
su0a irr for a long t.ue uIfh whu phts AL
tiseH'c' of the itostrtc 'ianl Add unahr 80 OLE
tar any lo.I't until u-'i Gone t.t.uu Na,.v hi,h
De- -hu fu rlouI,e 10 cls4t.'C effect 4t'r taking Que
o. FAC a. .a HNi no. uGu can 10 more grnaelul thln
Ht che result. having s4f'. H' $40 lai a uta ".It
sufof gnI I've. Nli .Ht'g. f.fr Pc deprived 0' fhe
20 cine would 30 WILLING O paw t5I bottle Jos it.
my DISTRICT have teen curI hy IT, ami " Guild econ.
mend er,hody sujr Iur iO,u tur diteIsr- 90 tre
f.uvgt 90 usc tDu.tfu. ot N,fC. L., HARD
o. -H, Sergeant NIu'i ward Police Nov Ntrk,
l,r. .s is. g. Sold ONO .ertiu b. n JlltAN g. Alr
LIS. So 800 50, suI I'D, .lrtr.r. 81
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

d. SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE FATHER
- Mathew T. A. IS. -oclo'v 40. T. y. y. will lt
I"I 40 t|rIr ball, $685. last l-tu Il, ucsr ave e, tu
ta.s Friday ogDuine, Feb IL, at O'Clock, for to
pIIprsc Of TO ssnlyiut cuup4.r OF cgfr's. Al
those boys iillnE TO ON VIII p.Dse attend In cDnI-
Qany v D their parCut, ~ or.rr Of ihc Society.
l.. M Rplif, Pres. Nm. O'Bi.liN, lee sec l2b
CONVENTION OF IRISH SOCIETIES
~ ie,rsa'cs 20 this Convention ule re. ,.ut,,I 20
meet o. llhcfHAu lull A. Prince n, this even ne.
rh. lith, l>ii nj oplock, TO range Tor THE CONE
iUg AuuIyc. cary o. it,Andt Patron Sai4' Commit.
tee nu tc i'u, of Warru Oh meet 1T o. 0ck With
out fail. PATRICK McARDLA President, ~.
W AID J.. CAREY, HcctotaIy. 10
RATHER MATHEW T. A. h. SOCIETY
No. & uf y. y will loli public meeting Gt l.'
vts Nt--r- llgu, Campbell. lud calm ham o. t.4tru-
point, and tho Hon. {. T. Mill, Su. inr lv Nir-
tanayan. Nis-es Cuunin- ham. Lsntgan and Tracy,
Mt. Hseerty OF 80 ,i EropElsn, NJ. j. Mc. iogal,
Sullivan, l,Igau. 30. HESEi Il. 81 lIlALI, Pres.
IUOS. CDStANNOS, sec. 1D5
EENIAN BEOTHERHOOD-A MEETING
Of the i'enhurh Circle Rill le hel tl.Ir evening
M Warren n ~. coz Henry nnt Olive. sis 80 u.
AL othc's favorable 90 the c.use The Wo"Uus "a
be al. cod ty lanes Mcnr.uotb =. &. hollywood
end James Dlouuol ~ o-icr Of JOHN hcDtk-
MOI T., Centre. JAS. CONOk>, Sec. ~
NOTlCt-MFNBER OF THE FATHER
a NMsth"U and % her focetie- can enough 10
make o. object ~ buying their ,cer rrFaiA Hags,
s., ~ "a Pineapple ~, near Fulton, BiuusIyn. o 4.
JOY e.. 49,
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Gus AND P'iNT>-ROOF on 30 CTS.
~ pant OLE, 81 cif T"r salon irn'tcu paints ven
nr.i, V''ios o.r.c aud -psu'rh brown, &c por pund
l.u "'i o.is, r1.,s tuiy ntlne, aLu ooGrei paint
,,c.Pi Nm" To- M Ahl zinc, Gus per pound. d. BID
NIII~ No. - f'NI 70 4Ob
DEiEOLEUM rJ/Il E>-A NEW THING
49,. like hot cakes l.H por cent mont Tor sale
no S. Fulton III, up static "
10 CENTS PER FOUND AND TPWARpS
~ 'li e~h for ".d ues' papers, huoas aud p4mnh-
'' O. '''t.' al ~ A4n 50. mos. e BENNETT so
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AUCTION NOTICES.

a II. WES1COTT, Al CTGOSEEE WILL
~" this frila' afternoon. az o.ok. the cnttr.
a., a., ,ni hons' aoH iuuitur contained n house io7
di.ius-lrn AMI uur,erv firuitu %. a,c', issrrip'
H.. .'e.n9t c4n-is tcds sud .o.'.iL china cl,
pstponcnen, c.,s,o.1ie At house r'.'Ou' ''''' III
AUCTION NUTICE-wILL SELL THIS
dav AZ O'Clock, At % Wet i1'h ~, near 9th
shelving, Partition &c. -
l. GAFfEEI, AUCTR-SAtESROON 25s
~ nth ave, viii sell th.t dnratl e. o'cIo~k.,h.
100 an natures Of Oh" grocery and lgupr store .
~ tAl., ira'' 'p'eI soiA, rDalcs aud so.-hts &c.
I MORTALITY, AlCT., WILL SELL THIS
- !"v aud t-Hurfos, A. lHs o',lpk '1.i. s1., ~
.sses OIL painting. 'nirots, cock I'D also eass,
.'.,r' sauu,t' eio'4 hosiery and ver.ou. o'Lcr
7 I1UATER 6 CRlSTALAR, AUCTION.
11cer'. "a Nurrny Il uni u PAX P,oe. val, ofer ia
SAFE tnl lnH. 10 addition 20 general usao.tuent n
d.y root. 'c' aud shoes, e'thf c''r.mero, md fur
h.O DOItN HOOP SKIRTS, of ,ariou. Grades,
w o'H 10 SUIT ely and eountrJ Lu} en- Catalogues ~
paw NbkOKFR'S sAIF-BlLL a.. i,,GRN-
ham vlH cell fh.s drv, %; Or b. O'Clock p, he ,pc.
t'n EUon. b' N,F h.", s., av. .1tf o. msu', cloth
oNcs tcks. sc. By der Of s. ROSS. pavnhioker ia
DAWNBROKER'S SAIF-TUTS DAY ny
JOHN MlRltMtR H. Hart RrosdRay Of 81 o,.
wu0r ne clothing, silE ngd olor dI,tse,. skirtA,
Finela, uh tCunants. fr tp.osia, ANTE. hlAn-
Les And other goods, sutthy the attention % dealers
and housokecpcI-. Iy order >. j. LEVY, 43U Itooms
r. cot tl3
DhWNBRpK FR'S SALE1HIS DAY At 81
Neg iuwrr. JAMS AGAR viii sell Ht los
O'Clock 80 Quot men and woiut4' cloth .Lg esses,
sh,~.s skirt, uu1etclo De Scoa'- pants VesA q,
sruf. blnkoH, pilloss, boots, sht-s Sc
1873 P.GANIEN. 81 Division ct
no BF SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. AT
L the Pound, - "a IT. bot f'h and 18Th Az. one srey
hone, 1910 hands high, on Feb. 2oth, 1856, At
o'clock stS
WIN Writers, AUCT., WILL SELL
W this day At o'clock, Al 40 Canal Il, carpets
h'is huldin', pafor futS pier gas-re lace Itaius
cht.1lsr SUITE china slate, aud sI,yerNAIe every-
u4ius for housekeeping. o5
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cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD MET.
- nls, white rHss 10 cts; cotton and wooens4 otaI
book and newspapers cts % braes % per nj
copper tad pewter, IS cts cad per d. al Is New
bo~ery, cor. RoUsf welt II. SS2
EASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD MR-
- t.ls-Nhite rng' 10 cts per n colore1 rags cts
honss and newspapers ctr old bTass % cts per 10
copper AMI pewter 20 cts lead CO peT III. 70 cts
Carh Tor ucuf old high hats. At 90 spring IT. 1hs
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-02-26
LIE DOYENS'
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and
Iodine Alternative.
A CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF CHRONIC
BLOOD DISEASE.
AS A LiTHONTRIPTIC

AS ITH0NTRIPTlC
1t has equal for dssolvng stone in the bladder and
areters, preventing gravel formation and enlargement
Of the PROSTATE gland irritation of the neck of the bad
der Morcuria disorder, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Erup
tons the face and body Liver Complaint, Kidney and
Bladder, weakness nodes. &c.
SCR0FULA,
Which carries off victims than any other disease
and which battles all remedies heretofore known. except
lug LIE DDYENS' SARSAPARILLA YELLOW LOCK
ALTERATlVE.
AS A MEDICINE
Rapid in relief soothing in effects. entirely vegetable,
safe ia its operation, II is
UNSURPASSED.
As nm Alternative free from poisons minerals ii has
proven for nvalids the great necessity for all their ills;
relieving aud correcting irregularities, imparting tone
and vigor reestabng the boom beauty and elasticity
of youth.
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Who pale, cmaciated, puny and sckly, scrofuous
aud cOnsumrtive, LIZ D0YFNS SARSAPARILLA
IODINE ALTERNATIVE used with Cod Liver Oil. is n
falling remedy to throw off disease and build up
health
CRANE BRIGHAM Wholesale Agents, San Francis.
CO. Sold by all Druggists
oc2O3m SIDNEY LEMON, Agent, Dalles.
, 1865-08-10

Toronto has beeu for the past few yPa-s
comparatively tree Of extensive fires, but at
11:10 last night the Bay street alarm bell
pea!sd tSz @ In aE e TIC se9eraa! sES aaoa; o3s:
notel, On Bay street, at the southwest cor
ner Of Welsilgton street. The fire was Mt
that time Issuing out Of cne Of the wooden
ables in rear Of the row Of seven brick
houses fronting OF Bay street. Although
the alarm Was given at 1t:4o by the Bay street
that one Of the steamers got In work
Ing orler, and had their streams d.
recte1 on the iamea. By this time the
fire had made considerable heai~ay and the
tlames, licking the eaTe-troughs OF the rear
OF the zow, the whole inside Of the Grand
Trunk Offices nnl the adjoining residence Of
Dr.. Adams were w1upt ID aames, The fire.
men, under the command Of Chief Engineer
Ashtield, of the City Fire Department, first
yery foolishly directed the water on the
Grand Trunk officers and the burning and
already WILL burnt stables, leaving tbs adja-
cent houses to the mercy Of the flames. Han
lon's Hotel Was also q total wreck, and The
&c roofs Of Mr.. ". F. IeMasker's. aud q
vacant house lately occupied By Nr. Dennis
McCauoli, when, through the exertio1s Of
Nj. Alexander Manning, the branchmcn were
ordered to play On Nr- o1cAastec's house,
and the house, though someWhat gutted, Is
better on tnan II 0u!Aeu uuHu' Guult!J VI
ter the fire commenced the fire engine Of Il.
M, 47.h regiment arrived on the ground aud
and The cheers Of the thousands Of spect-
tors who ware on the spot, the soldiers set
heartily to work and 1endnred considerable
assistance. i detachment OF the .47th were
also on hand removing the furniture and
kee ping the street clear. The Gtand Trunk
Railway Co. q loss Is estimated at 81 ,5U: the
teiegIaphic Instruments we're saved, and tue
operators, MesEts. N,1Iar and Allison, keptthe
wLcs working until they were literally burnt
out Of the office, saving, however, the In
stzumsnts. a large number Of papers, and
a PARTON Of the otRce1 furniture Was saved
but 3Ir. Jamas Stevenson, Assistant snpsz1a.
tendent, loses property to ths amount ol
ire vas the work Of an inceudIary, as the
lane IN the rear Of the offices was the resort
Of all the demtreps in the neighborhooo. AS
VIC 80 TO press tie fire Is still husning.
, 1865-08-10

k4QGlfF1.4t Au1JEss AstH AoAA AAAs~e-l
This ecat.f WIRE formerly resident Of Louis
vile, aud fn The employ. fourteen yeas ago..
Of Or. Z. Caspari. a highly respected German
houcopath]st Ct this city. The Doctor. at
that time, kept wnter.cure establishment
at the corncr Of Guthrie and Second streets.
"ertx had charge Of the baths, and to some
extent cf the books Of the establishment,
bills thht were due, Dr., CsspaTi represents
HIN a. tGTninr, ctfnging, CsiAh Hcep" f"
sort Of fellow at this t,met with sneaktug
look, as u afraid to meet thc scrutiny Of an
honest face. He did not, however. suspect
him o. 3urtbet dishonesty at first But pres
Topeys that shou1d be rtcciyc., We're not,
The matter wns carefully investigated, aud
fhe remit found TO b. that Ncr,z had for
considerable time collected olls, ap,rprriat-
irr what be had II cclved to h!t o*n use, and
n.as{pc false entxics In the booka. 70 cover
NJ, tic deceit he Was peacucng. Tue Doctor
tx. d Nc7t1 with the tfanonleat eata ae:s: TIE
tnart 1r infiicted On him, he @2s pcrcmp;ori!,
dis1uIssed from the establishment. =,
The fcl.ox &nok his Way to Mtsslssippt. II
4ne ,;3anfntion 81 ! fosmer patient OF Dr. Cas
.,aei At his Vatcr cure here, b. the nafae
G.r shall, ard, putting On bold 'ace, s.a.es .as
| that be had become homeopathic ooeto.
md rurposed to settle in M'sstsslppi 70 P5ae IT,
tice Ills profession. Ihe stosy w1s assHeS n Kin Kin
cordialIv. aided lin with their inhaenGe
which was important In the SECTION, ana u
cone-quepc.. was that he fixed h!mseli 70 u
ne'EbGorhood to doctor people wno, tness =
| elsewhere, often mistake plAustoiltty 10
.knl. and acquired q 1ucrsti!e pracnes;
h,s Acquasntanees In Louisville were astol
| ishtd 70 hear. Beyond this nothing had oce
| Wirtx.