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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
MAR RTE ID.

EROWN-DEWIrr-Ou wednesday. Sept Is. NJ the resi-
den.- Of the brides parents l0uugsvie sulyan Co., V
s. bv the Rev Raph Bull of West Town, Orange 'o the
Rev Water - brown OF Bs.hs Miss Jeuat o. Dew 1T.
daughter OF George q. DoWiii, esq.
COVERT KETCHCM-On Tuesday. SEPT 10. by the Pew.
Roh.rt Lowry Capt. John W. Covert TO Miss Nancy /.
hct.huu. a. u Brooklyn.
LOuBARp-HAsKELL-ln Brooklyn, on Weinesday,
Sen, 2n hy the Rev rr Y. A. Farley T.. r.. Lombard 10
ssf,n Loui.a daughter Of Nin. ; Hassei.
-SCHULTZ-On Tuesday. sept II, by The Rev Tho'
sawyer u. D. l. Hall Dow. TO lantha C. Schultz, da0sh-
ter of J. >. Schultz
sFAMAN-LYLEs-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday. sept ~ by
I'M, Rev VIM r. Enyard BEN. Is. Seaman TO ho'inA
Nsin. Ly.es, daughter OF kuut Lylcs.
Tue day. Sent 10. by the Rev.
A ! Garfield Mr. Isaac se.lecs OF stamford TO Mss u
Adae daughter Of the ate Philip D May oil "'"AH''
bur,h l.. !.
rfFFp-TSDFRWOOD--On Weine.1y. Sept 20. NJ Utica
n Y In the Church OF the Reconciliation bl th' htv ~
BaIIon A. H. Tut OF New aEA TO Eta a. ouhde'"oo1
III NM.
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Gnsiness Notices.

FAIR AND FASHIONABLE YOUNG AMERICA
Ia. installed PHiLoys NIGHT BLOOMING CzREus as spe-
clay in all its drawing rooms. dressing and boudo'
is we'll Beauty should breathe frssrsn. atmosphere and
Nature in a. he bowers has no richer perfume than this.
Sold everywhere.
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The National Horse Fnir-Encing y"ster.
dny.
To-roS. WEDNESDAY

Io-roS. wednesday. sept. ~. l-tS
The ATTENDANCE az The National Horse Far To-
day vas nun hcrci by thouslfds ard tho racing vas
TIE most erct.ay We have had tbs season Tho first
race was fDr horse. that have never beaten 2d3 In
hlcl siN horses engaged. lAe race was non b'
Lady shaw 81 Concord nov smgshfe. 70 .. 1856
aud iil. Tho lrft wHs open 20 Rl horses that
have never beaten . 30 10 which Impress Dan Mace
frank Veraol . C'pt. MrGowcn were entered. I'm.
urrrs won the ffi heat lu tl Dan Mace the second
IN . $50. Frank Vernon The third and fourth N -.J2i
end a. II h'.ag quite dnrk .t thc conclusion ~ the
fourth host re race postponed rrfa IhurHdby NJ
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THE TURF.
TroftiIg on the Union Course, j.. 1.-the
Great Race To-Dny-The Betting in
he GitV.

Yesterday sweepstakes trot for 300, mile
heats best three 10 five 10 wagons. came of on the
Union Course. L. l. There were four entries: Hiram
woodrufs gcliing; Dan Pliers b. s. Dick Iuf-
PIN Robert Walkers black m. Fcnian Sister. and
owners b. e. Tony Pastor. Tic roam gelding was
withdrawn before tho race ard Hiram In consequence
handled the ribbons over Tony Pastor. Dick Iurpin
was very great vore before The start, the odds In
tie pools ranging about 500 20 49, on him. while the
black mare. Who proved the ultimate winner was so
Little thought 81 lai 600 to $40 was the current price
offered agaa. icr. Tony Pastor won the Inst heat N
90 and tlr black m,rc. Fciiln sister, tie seeonc
third aud fourth: time ~ 2is 50. The fayorite
never had a chAuce throughout the race.
SUMMARY.
Usios CornsE L. J.. Nelac.day. SEPT 2o-s"sep',Ahe'
$40 nile l~,f.. he.' ttreo 10 i've - wagon.
X. walker named l.. m. fruiln sis'er........2 /
n Woafr8s re-rel b. .. Tony last0f............l
D. Phisr named b. B.cs iurnir o
Time g. 2.g'i 80. 25l
To-day the great tr0i for the Fashion Course Asso-
ton pure q. 0Ol mile heats. m harness. comes on
on that Course. Tao starters are Dexter GeOTge
W ikcs and Gen Butler. The prices lnst night AT
Lafayette lia To rio poo. sales were ns follows. Dei
ter -. George Wilkes. $40. and Gen. Butler s.O.
lAr.e attendance and close race Is anticipated.
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Honrsi Of supervisors.
PASSAGE or TIE TAX LRyY-TnE CENSUS
ENuMERATOgs 10 BIZ PAGD-TnHig CLAIMS
~. IL 4 ,ntrlrrr nnNSInpnLn

PASSAGE or TIE TAX LEyY-THE CENSUS
ENuMERATORs TO BIZ PAID-TIEig CLAIMS
TO BE CAREFULLY CONSIDERED.
The Board met AT II O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing the President. william NJ Tweed. esq, IN the
clair.
Tie Counsel 20 the CORPORATION transmitted com
municaton setting forth that 10 bis opinion the sum 81
go 90 salary ~ te Corporation Counsel ~ strictly
legal county charge aud should be- inserted ~ The Tux
Levy.
motion was made 20 insert thi. amount in the Levy
when Supervisor DAVE mosed 10 amend tho same hy
adding S4,oJO ior puymcut Of the census eluHera'
tors"
This was objected to by Mr. Fox on the ground that
while be regarded the first amount legal charge
be certainly wa, not N favor II plying for ser
vices which had not been properly rendered.
Mr.. SHOOK said that TIE opinions ON these two sub
iccls had cmnnncd from the same gentleman who was
yorabc consideration Of the Board why not the other
Mr.. Day.sB amendment was lost In the ailirna.
tive. = in the negative.
motion to insert " fcr salary Of the CITY Chamber.
lain. 10000" was also lost in the Affirmative In
/ The negative.
Supervisor PUHDY moved 70 add 70 the Tax Levy
s'OOOO for the purposes indicated ~ the Legislature.
CarIied-I IN the Affirmative. 10 tho negative.
Finally, "a motion 10 adopt the Tax Levy. with the
amendments. prevailed with only dissenting
voice.
The sum Of 500, li9 n tns been added in accord
ance with the suggestions of the Controller. Tor the
liquidation Of Judgments
The President offered the following resolution:
Re.oired That bill, the Census Enufnrfa'ors here
io0ro presented which may hofeitc- be presented b" r.
fcTred t. the Special COMMITTEES Volunteering with M
strdc'ious 70 examine the work Of such and ~
certain nHy be-, which OF such -nuefatos ha'
properly di-cha scd c durs aud report the srsut OF
such examination 10 t Board and that ior the purpose o
liver sud Committee the copy Of the return. IN ~,
p,,ession to be returned to han when such inquiry 'hA
have been competed.
Adopted c0H
Adiourned TO Tuesday afternoon next AT o'clock.
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IAdvertikemsnts.

Tuv FINEST OvFRCOATs EVER SEEN IN INT
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
/ " BRoKAw No. 62 Lafayette-pllce.
No 81 FOurth.ave opposite Cooper Union.
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Christianity for the Nlasses-Persons Interested 10
o,ssni,inga National Society for Evangelikaton should
oyocur. Dr. Amag.s address entitled Christian uiion;
heal and Unreal" and McGarvey -Four Letters to BLhop
MnIlvaine" Single copies 10 cents For sale at iOLMANS
Prnns Establishment, Of Centre aud Wbnea'ss
New. fosk
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FATAL FALL FROM A RooP.-C0roner Coz
lin yesnrd0y held an inquest at NO e. Elrdgest'' on
the body OF Isaac +. Fcrcgh. for many years Ieist
janii,r Of tho Old Iowcry 1he1tcr. Deceased Wnl q
learinq u-i the chimney the roof Of the hoacr
WIS s,ddony precipitsod to the roof of tina ndlo1h1
lAldIng u distance Of H. ce by the giving way ~ tho
chimney. lie diod soon after. lie war nHed 10 yehis,
ana naivo OF tins State, yertiict oil a'Nidentai
death wes rendered
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Gpctial Notices.

Chamber OF Comm.rcc.-A Special Mee,y,g OF the
Chamber OF Commerce w be held THU RSDAX, Srpt q,
At O'clock tor the ElscAon OF THREE COMMISSIONERS
OF PILOTS 10 the Of two years by order
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS. ~, Secretary
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To RESTORE GRAY HAIR to its original color,
health, luster .oitness and beauty, and promote lev
growth on bald spots no remedy ever Introduced 10 !e
American people compare with the LoHnoN iiA
druggists We have tried it, therefore speak from eA
perienoe. 70 cents bottle.
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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER, with cog
wheels Warranted the best Ia use. statesmen wanted
eyerywhers. L. C.. BROWNING, Gen Ag't, 3i7 Broadway
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FUNERAL CEREMONY IN Honor OF GEN.
ScHINnELPFEySIG.-The funeral cereA 'ony OF Zen
elpfennig will take placethis evenih
In the Hall Of the Mercantile Library. Inv occaSon
vill be of mournfully impressive interest.
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JEPPgRs, 573 Broadway, Is selling his Ladies
and Childrens SHOPS at reduced prices. Tue Ladies
are invited TO call and see JEPPRas No. J73 Broadway.
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Euis's Hot Water Furnaces, for Warming Dwell
ngs, Green,Houses. Sc, No. loI Lenre'st, New toTs
send stamp for circular.

Il. X. Il.
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS
SECURED To THE HUMAN RICE
by ONE BOTTLE OF
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF
inv AsIATIc CHOLERA
DYSENriSRY
CHOLERA MOGRUS,
FEVER AMI AGUY
cured and prevented
sY RADWAIS READY RELIEF.
DIpUTUFRTA
INFLUENZA,
SORE THROsT. DIFFICULT BREATHING,
rrgevd ina few MINUTES ,,
BY RAILWAYS READY hELtEr.
Pain INSTANTLY moved all acute inhamraaory idstous
6h, and n.ryn. restored 70 ~, ng 'soi Msi tonha
health by the u,. Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. ons
ho. will do m or. good more Complaints ahu AoP tho
stomach more clear and healthy than ten dollars spent TOT al
other uedicn o btters IN use. - L., 49,. ,,..,,.
III ,,.nt 10 ire. the sulercr from tie mos, violent and
t,b, %, i. and the weak iecOs snd pio'st.'ed
''''N' BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Loos,ces dauhea choeramoTbus OK painful ai'ehsrsce
thn, R.Swsys Ready Relief No congestion or inhamms-
ton vrsknsss or as,itudo will follow ths use Of the H. X
hsV c. ,c,,vs Am p,rNs
70, headache whether sick nervous rheumatism, um-
mans aud weakness Ia the back spne or Nahrys pains
s, hear,ourn aud pains of all kinds, Railways Ready
R..f W afford immediate and ITS continued use iof
6sw DAYS effect permanent cure
Sold by Druggists, and at No. 81 Msidenlane
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Sing !" together with other pieces. Messrs Dannreu
ter and Rosa and the orchestra viii assist her, This Is
announced as her last appearance in Brooklyn.
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ERTCssoNs CALoRTC ENGINE,
OF improved construction. at No. ia Duane-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

The onion feasue ha. recommended the ssd Of SEQ.
TENDER ?. the day to be honotsd by eoor.d In accord
with the proposition of the County Council coored
men, Council No WI celebrate the day on FRIDAY ia
Myresve Park with all the soemnity due to the occs.on
and IN conmemoraton OF the great event ushered into
by the Proclamation OF Emancpa Aided BY Lincoln
Covenant No D the members will force and viii
leave the Hall In Sxeenthst at o'clock and proceed
the Park.
Brothers OF other Councils will honor the day with their
Presence and with other speakers will address the League
In accordance with the In the
Every member The Council will be in his place in due
tAle. ID. X. JOHNSON. Chairman,
l.. II. PUTNAM. Secretary
Committee ofArfangetaents
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OLD EYES MADE NEW,

Without Spectaces, Doctor or Medicines Painpni1p
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address H.
FooTE, VI. D., No /. 100 Broadway, New-iork
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SOMETHING NEW.

SoMgTHING NEW.
Boys and Children's GAgiBALDI CCTAwAY and HoU'
AVE SUITS by tho Thousands at Reasonable Prices.
l. V. BRoKAw. No. g. Lafayette place.
No. "a Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union.
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Van Cannon hive a HcaIshy Constitution whls

,ou- IN DON ia impure. CONSIifL IlON LIFE sfhUf
nrg the system impurities and stimulates the vital orsans
10 vigorous and healthy action, expeng disease and res'or
inc IN, health LIFE SYRUP npdly cures disease whch
are caused By MpuRs BLOOD scEotule, or hings fni,
Tumor Old Sores, Ulcers. plotches, hupiions, fmpes'
Roll. FrysDeas letter salt Rheum, ST. Anihonys Fire.
sc.Id Head. Ring Worm, Cancerous Tumor., sore Eyes,
syphilis. and al oil diseases. Disease Of the Heart fapita,
~ Dy.pepsa liberation of bones OF the Nose, scalp AMI
Fscs Use CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP and yoe viii ne
.urpr.ed it, Iapdity removing these diseased leaves
the blood pure the comp clear, and tbs syitem Tree
from disease. Sold BY all Druggists.
'''' MORGAN & ALLEN, Wholesale Druggists,
General Agents NO. ~ Clihsa, y. Y.
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Cnfnrrh. DC. noo.,rp Mop

The GREAT REMEDlALs-NM ROBERr PRiNUE,
ylgsbirg n T. offers NATURES SOVEREIGN RENE
Fud Extract, from Plant, for this and al scrou Gus
Diseases bronchitis Iucip-nt Consumption; Dysptpsis'
cbroni. and Acute Rheumatism. Erypclas thiomc Diaf'
49, Dropsv Diabetes Pneumonia. Nervous Debites rles,
and Tor otrr Diseases the Liver Lung Stomach and Mer
i, Affections lie will mail lis Treatise On Al Diseases on
int Of rnce md stump.
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DgMoREs7's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for OcTo-
urp contains the most brilliant array OF literary gems
ever crowded in one periodical Do not fail 10 thiS
model parlor magazine. Ready.
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(.rano XiHss


IONA AND ISRAELLA. WITH ALL OTHER vALUA-
BILE HARDY KINDS,
INCLUDING LARGK STOCK, on
DELAWARE AND DIANA
MI OWN PUBLICATIONS GIVE RESULTS LONG AND
rRysIvg PRACTICE, AND KscoxxEyD ONLY wgAr
IHAvg FOUND TO AsDvASTAGEoUs
FOR the purpose of meeting the OF the in regard
to the knowledge of the Vine aud ia management hive is
sued several publications which th result cf many ,esf
extended practice aud careful observation.
They are named and sent as follows:
"OUR NATIVE GRAPES, WITH AN ACCOUNT QUE
FOUR BEST KINDS" with pfice-ts continuing pamphlet
oftwenty- -four pages. Sent for twocent stamp
DESCRIPTIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 cents.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.......... rs CENTS
MANUAL or THE VINE............... % ccda
The 6rst named pamphlet il filed with such matter 81 In
qrirr. subject wish fud at the beginning WIN Tub
tables Of the contents OF the others.
Besides these and Of much importance, the propoo"
for the formation Clubs This shows the best and cbei ee
method ofobtanng Vines and that by which my immense
stock. have been chiefly sold the past years with ~S
yh satisfaction. These propositions worthy OF the at ~
ton of dealers and all others Cersymen, Editors and Pow
masters arc ayoaby situated for making these advatas J"
available.
The premium. for the formation Of Clubs no, only very
liberal enable persons without cost of to obtain
Vines Of special quality that cannot be procured in any
other way. Address
c. W. GRANT IosA
(ygAR PsgKsKrLL,) WgsrcHEsrER COUNTY, ~ Y.
g. Ny stock Of tran. planted Vines two years old 10
worthy OF special and early attention. a. sso my stock Of
Aliens Hybrid Of which the plants very large and chiefly
in open ground This is gaining rapidly in estimation, from
surprising quality aud extreme oarine., and abundant
C. W. q.
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THE FIELD.
Cricket.
YOUNG AMgRiiA OF PHILADELPHIA vs.. ST.
GBKGB OF NETWORK.

GBkGB Of kEW-fOhh.
Yesterday, hg grand match for the benefit
Of Sam. and Iary Wright, the worthy professionals OF
the st. George Glib was commenced ut the Cricket
grounds Hobokn Qate a large delegation OF visitors
from other States present to witness the contest
Ii II oclDckbeore the game commenced and with
an interval for dinner of hreeq qartrs Of an hour the
game sow progressed with. In the first innings
the Young Americans scored lis. ont OF which Cnas.
Newbau made IN elegant style, although he gave two
chances which we're not taken. Davis. Watson. and
Carpenter got louhle figures. The bowling Of II
Wright was gOo,. 0ibbes also, was up To the marx.
Gfer taking off Tiffany who doing well kendalls
slow shoddy iusness tried but only to be pun
shed The score for the first innings closed ~ affixed
Young America first innings, rs; st. George. first
innings with thre wickets to fall. 81. We give the
score:
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The re- gular Monthly Meeting OF the Eleventh
Assembly district Cfwen,ish WARY UNION ASSOCIA-
TlON will Ire held Thirt ythrd-st. and Eghhsv e
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. q, a. o'clock
KNOX MCApgY Sec. THERON X. BUTLER, Chm.
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Tncaer's Charms Of Youth.

COMPLEXION SKIN and TEETH.
Price one Dollar per Bottle.
Manufactured at the Laboratory, - -
No. go SIxTRAy2., corner OF Forty ninth 81
Sold by all Druggists and by
+. A. LOVEJOl. Wholesale Agent, -
No. 90 Futou-st.. New York.
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Ifourd OF Sdaratiou.

APPROPRIATIONS FOR HEATING APPARATUS-AP-
rRorRIATIOS FpR SCHOOL PuRPoSEs-TnB
QUESTION or ABOLIsHING CORPORAL PUSiSH-
Mgyr ~ TGE SCHOOLS, DC.
Tie Board met q. > O'Clock last evening; IN
the absence Of TIE Precedent. Commissioner Nelson
presided.
he specla order ~ business being the consideration
OF IA resolution approyrltug 500 or putting new
heating nppara'Gs ig Grammar School No 90. Nine
tesuih ward 10 was taken up and the resolution was
lost rroousdcfel and referred back to the Committee
on Warning nnl Ventilation.
Tie FmlLce Committee submitted report In favor
" suuliy apyropf atoms nom tie funds set apart 10
meet ia" cLIc4t expenses iOg school purposes Ior TIE
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TEE ENGLISH TOURISTS.

cess Of the Recepfion-No Trouble from
the Fenians-Thens-A Singular Enc
ALTERATION at 81. Louis-Over the PrH-
ries-Chicnao-A Few Words on Rail-
roads.
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To Priynie Families.

Pure old BOURBON for medical and private use. OF my
own personal selection a. Keuucky embracing the heer
M,ys bben Milei and other fsyoe brands for sale by
q. T.. MENDUM, No. rs Chambers st.
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ne principal feature Of tie da5 the dinner Of tie
euonI which Was very tasteiuly gotten up. and II
we're possible. might have outBhOne the one at the
iaefn Hotel In St. Louis The after dinner speeches
fe very happy. and went gay OH. Iae speeches Of
principal guests substantially the same as de-
'.iel elsewhere. with the exception Of that Of Mr.
~Henry, who gave the following important informa.
ny hcHenry said. in response TO the toast Of I'm.
~ capital and American Trade
ny iriend Onizht. In abiding TO the extension Of
I. hays, confined fimsefto the hope that sooner or
Ff We might take him 10 New. YORK without change
4 ea,t would tell hat gentleman that We are pre-.
| ga 70 Do more than hat. lChecrs We pre-
30 dhd determined to carry IA double track broad
IsN railway from New York - -. LOuis and Chi
II; lContinaed cheering And We Sre determined
'DHooncs some Olh.r imoroVementa III taia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-24
Kenncdy'S Rheumatic Liniment,

lie attention of the public Is chilled t5 his most tx
ceNent Of All Lnmeuts perfect and SPEEDY cu7e OF
all the aches and paine that a'sh !. heir TO-
RHEUMATISM r. caused 10y staeuaiiOn e 20 tHid.
arising from checked pers3fa'ion--are ca t0.by itr
bottles oil Kennedy Rheumatic Linmauf.
NEURALGIA the king Of Gl pain BE- caused y sn
Inflammation OF the nerves BE- instantly cue. Nft t.w
applications OF Kennedy Rheumatic liumenl
SFi AIMS are caused by on over extension uui Eul
den reaction Of the muscles are cured hy ai,v bottles
OF keuntdys Rheumatic Lmm,hi, equally good fo
man and beast,
PLEURlSY Is an inflammation OF the inrc. OF the
ribs-s cured by lew bottle. of Kennedy Rheumatic
/ Liniment
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure Of the
sh and smashing % the tissues are Instantly relieved
/ by kennedy Rheumatic Liuiment
CRAMf Is contraction OF The mu cles caused by O.
sudden stopping of the nervous iuid which picyeI ~
animal lie having free fow i'c1fed by aleW apple
cations Of kennodys Rheumatic Eminent
! SORE THROAT AND HOARSENkSs are tsusod hy
an una.urs dryness OF the glands wei peice Ut au
mel wiki Kennedy Rheumatic Lin ueut .pp,j ), on
! going to bed aud sou viii De Well in the morning
! HEADACHE AND rsaoBBINa or TBE TEurrFs &.
esus By pressure from rstnsibe preparation senr
ed by few applications Of keu"edy. Rheumatic lin
imeni.
WEAKNESS OF TIE BACK follow the directions
N the circular around tgch Ooite
FOR An VI FRATEu SORE THROAT you win
ttke enc iesspocn.u OF the inment and our tAipoOn
ius OF wafer gargle IN the throat twice day. ln few
days il will be we'll This ons tcaspoonlu will D wOUl
a dollar to you.
FOR BR0NCHl is and all ithaumsti noi tie fhtoa
ton lis ana palate, with dry hpekiug ouush va vii
dilute the iniment with four i've times rs bulk @
water, gasle he throat and swallow the moisture tbl
never fails Il is good for teOthache earsche, svure.
ace Inflammation q every kind. Every family rAeplt
have q full tupplT Tor the winter
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY, R KEEL
Mass. Price % cents For sale by all drug i.fs
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Winter Evenings on the Farm.

Old winter Is fairly upon Us and the holidays
were uehercd in with clouds and storms. The
weather is such a. to compel US to suspend ior
season many Of tho outdoor operations OF the
farm. The DAYS are now at the shortest, the
nights proportionally long, and the season Is
the most favorable OF any in the yoar for tho
work OF self.improvement. In the hurrylng
days Of seed time and harvest, and when tho sui
try heats OF Summer exhaust his vital energies,
tue farmer bas little time and little capacity Tor
mental exercise and improvement. In those
seasons the body needs ropose during all the
hours that can he spared from its exhau'tlne
lators and refreshing 'lnmbsr i' one OF the
great necessities Of heAithIul lie. But IN this
peason OF comparative leisure III, farmer has
ample opportunities for the Intellectual advance
ment Of himself and household, which should
not he neglected 4; for it rightly used they will
add to HE comlor. AMI cujlgmcu, @ ie.st quite
az much as She t1l Of h hands. Ia MIN
know ledge is a. important 81 element OF sue
c,s. a. 60 the doctor, the minister or tire mer-
chant. lie occupation briugs MIN into daily
intercourse with things diih}ltt 70 understand
and thought aud study alone will salI,5 him
fully 10 comprehend many ot the COMMUNIST
occurrences which hourly come TO has notice
II is mistake to suppose that be has no ne'l
) Of the wisdom which Is found 10 books. or tina
BIZ, isolated position, ." away from tho tay
baunts OF men, ueles'ar.y dendte him trom th
srquietiau Of MI the knowledge which haf bccI
parnered up by all tho great teachers who hay
toilsd for the enlightenment Of tho world. !
intelligent neighboys are not near AZ hand, b
NAV az small expense ,urmon 20 bs humid
. home the wiee.t minds OF his own time or OF O.
times, and learn the causes Of all the varied so
u wonderful phenomena with which his occupo
lion "a 10 intmalely connected, Ihemorem,aN
o. the heavenly bodies bringing tho sm'on
changes, Electricity, Chemistry, Pbysoog'
Natural History, are sl subjects intim1tol
connected with the bGgiues, If The farm, The
are not ahstIuso studi5s log scholars merely, bt
part o, lho universe. heriag' OF all, and
be appropriated and conpreh nicd by commo
minds All oil MS admire 90 meet q mao
extraoF lsary Intelligence, who mudesl.y lmr'r
his knoWledge. We llson vita delight 90 O.
revelations OF wisdom which he has acquired
bis own lahors OF the thoughts o. othera, o,
vet We seldom think it is within the range
oug ability TO mako the lil,le reghb0rhood cI
Giles in which We move radiant with the light
ID, the same intel igeneo by dcy0tlng the lor
evenings of our Northern winters 20 the acqu
sitioa OF the most thorough knowledge OF c,cl
subject which has a hearing upoa tn; bus'n,
Of tho farm r. Pioughmaa