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LARcENY.-William McCarter made Jrt
of informal investigation into the Gas Works.
williams investigation was not, however, iu-
tended for the benefit of the public, but for his
own private advantage. He appropriated soule
jewelry to his own use, but was unfortunate
enough to be detected IN the proceeding, and
IN consequence warrant was issued for his
arrest on the charge. He was taken yesterday
afternoon and had hearing before Alderman
Boswell, by whom he was held in $500 to appear
at Court,
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Marine InteIIigences

HOLMES HOLE, November 2.-The schooner
Isaac Baker, from Georgetown, D. c.. for Bos-
ton, was in contact last night, off Handkerchief
light ship, with the schooner Fdir1ci1lj, of ELS
worth and lost her bowsprit and sprung her
foremast. She was towed into port by the
steamer Trdnconid. The FdiTlCind was filed
with water, and was taken in tow by fishing
vae
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BURGLARY,-At an early hour this morn
ing the house of Mrs. Yeager, No. 957 N.
Eleventh street, was entered by one or more
burglars. They effected an entrance into the
rear of the house by prying open back win
dow. Proceeding through to one of the cham
bers, the thieves rummaged the drawers of a
bureau and took from them cloak, shawl, and
several dresses, and also $50 in greenbacks.
The thieves then became alarmed, and fled with
their plunder, and succeeded in getting Off sale
for the time.
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Fire nj Leayenworth. Kansas,

LEAyENwoRTH, Kansas, November IA fire
this morning on Shawnee street, between Fourth
and Fifth, destroyed a whole block, with the eX-
cepton of the markethouse. The total loss
amounted to from $40, 900 TO 500, 900, on which
there is small insurance, Two men were
seriously injured by falling from a building.
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--latest Markets by Telegraph,

NEW YORK, November Stocks are lower. CHI.
cage and rock Island ILL., Illinois Central Bonds,
leo; Michigan Southern. 935; New Yorx Centr II,
1l92; Reading, 116b; Hudson River, 1861; Canton
Company, 564; yirRinia Is, S6i Missouri es, 9 i;
1901; treasury 8-1Oths 1O9l Five tw4nties, no
United States Coupon 6s, 114A Gold, 1867,
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Trial of the Twenty-six FenIan Prison
ers at MOntreal.

MONTREAL, November l-7'35 p. M.-The
Governor-G General has issued a proclamation
appointing an extraordinary term of the Court
of Queens Bench for the District of Bedford
Canada East, to commence on the Sd of Decem-
ber, for the trial of the Fenian prisoners now
in Jail in Montreal They are about twenty in
number, being the prisoners captured on the
occasion OF the Fenan inroad 10 MissisQuoi
last June from ST. Albans.
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sUPPosED TO gE STo,. TN.-As one OF the
officers Of the HoTbor Police vas walking along
his beat, near Walnut aud Watc, sVteetsi NJ s,m
two men carrying rather suspics. p, Svhnn
bundles. He made bee line for thes'. W. VIII -,
rather better training than the officer, they snl
ceeded in showing him clean pair of heels and
distaucing him. He captured the plunder, how.
ever, which was quantity OF copper pipe that
had very evidently been stolen, and took It to
the Harbor Police Station. at Front and Noble
streets, where it now remains awaiting the iden-
tihcatiOn of the owner
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A BRUTAL HUsBAND.-Jerry Hurley was
arrested on a charge of beating his wife. Jerry
lives at No. l04S Ward street, and is alleged to
be emphatically a hard case. 1t is said that,
under the influence of essence of rye and the
Devil, he gave the partner of his bosom sound
castgation. She complained to the Mayor, and
his Honor issued warrant for Jerry's arrest.
He was arrested and taken before Alderman
LutZ, who heard the stories of both sides of the
house. Not being able to get at the entire facts
in the case, however, the Alderman committed
thankful for little peace, departed to her
home IL.
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MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-Some two or three
days ago Charles Brant. while driving cart In
the neighborhood of Fifth and South streets
undertook to make disturbance, and sue.
ceeded. He ran into anothercart, injuring it,
and endangeriDg both horse and driver. He
drove off at the time and escaped arrest, but q
warrant was issued against him by Alderman
Pottinger, and he was taken yesterday after
noon. He was committed to answer.
CHoLERA.-There were only two cases oil
cholera reported TO the Board of Health from
noon OF yesterday until noon of today.
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CAMDEN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. - A
meeting of the Camden County Temperance
Society was held yesterday at Andrews Hall.
There was full attendance, and a spirit Of
reform was manifested that augured well for
the future of the Society. Thomas Cochrane
was nominated for President OF the Association
and the unanimous vote of the members present
testified the deep appreciation of his services in
the cause,
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Quadruple Execution.

Large numbers have gone from this city and
the surrounding country to witness the eXecu-
ton of four negroes, Henry Suckett, William H.
Jones, William Platter, and Thomas Davis, who
are 10 be hung to-day, at Upper Marlboro
Maryland, for the murder of white man, in his
bed named Lyles, in June last. strong guard
has been placed around the Jail to prevent lynch
law.
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LIzE-sIRE PHOTOGRAPHS in oil are both likenesses
and pleasing pictures ana made by sl<i'iul andeX-
perienced artists such as you find at H. f. Reiners
Gallery, No 624 Area street. Six card or Dne
larc Photograph 81.
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The EMPRESS CARLoTTA took out of Mexico,
when she lett tor Europe, all of Msximilians Jewels
and spare specie. We should also judge that she
took his best suit OF clothes, report says hls
present suit which it appears is the only he has
sis almost threadbare, and disgrace TO the Mexi.
can throne" We shall be happy 70 recommend
hlm 10 Charles Stokes & Co.'s Clothing House.
under the Continental. if he passes tins way home
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-02

TWELFTH AND CREsNUT IL the pac to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding and to have your Fur.
niture reupholstered, vanished, and repaired by
practical wOi kmen.
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ALL PERSONS who fond OF Fine CONNECTIONS
would invite to cali and Try OF Fine Candies
Iceland Moss Paste, Gum and CnOeO ate Drops,
Chocolate Creams of al fayors, Carameis, etc. OF
which he has constantly on hand fresh assort-
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS 2. VI.
-~-~~->>~~~~~-~o~~-~~~>~~>~>~~~~~~-
FOUR NEGROES EXECUTED.
|>~~--~~-~~>o~~~~-~-~>~~~~~--
Important Pension Order.
The National Express Company

g.. ..o,4.n pEsPArcHEs TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON. November ..
Secretary Seward.
Secretary Seward will return to Washington
on Monday next. Frederick Seward is Acting
Secretary in his absence.
The Rebel Express Company.
The effort to put the National Express Con.
pany on its legs again has proved failure
Some of the Washington stockholders have just
returned from Richmond, and pronounce it a
hopeless case.
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Pension Order,

The Pension Office announces in an order to-
day that only duly executed power of attorney
confers upon an agent the right to appear in a
pension case, and no adjudcated claim will be
tax en- from files Tor re.examination, unless ma
terial evidence shall have been offered 10 estab-
lish its validity.
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&rfLY snecal train of cars vii ,leswa N D n m -
PRIME Streets, on MONDAY ney 4 AZ o,oIoet P.s
Petroleum Railroad, at the o alton on the Pc
Ferry Road close ss, 20 tae rSr returning trs
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CHILpREN's CLoTHING-M. ShOeT aKer & CO.,
Nos and n. Eighth street. are now opening
splendid assortment OF boys, girls, infants, and
mlsses' clothing.
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ILLEGAL APPRoPBIATGoN.-A man an
Andrew Jackson, was arrested last evening in
the neighoorhood of Second and Callowhill
streets, for having in his possession pair OF
ladys CATERS without having q clear title to
store in the vicinity of his capture. He resides
in Mary street, but was unable to 90 home to
his domestic fireside, as Alderman Toland gave
him lodgings in the Station House. owing to his
credit not being good enough 20 obtain bail to
the amount OF 5000.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-02

FIve-Twenty Coupons,
Due November
Wanted by
DREXEL & Co.,
No. "a South Third street.
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FROM BALTIMORE THIS P. M.
>--~-~D>~D~->~-----~----,~~>~~~S~-
A NEW DIFF FICULTY.
Swann's Commissioners De-
cline Their Appointments.
-~~>~>~~~~~o-.~o~~~~cy~~~y~~~~
What General Grant Told
Mayor Chapman.
The Old Officers Will Not Sur
der Their MaceS.
The Civil Courts Appealed to.

Etc, ETC.. ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc.
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A MALICIOUS FEMALE.-Martha Elliott
a woman OF remarkably zantippic temper and
having an extremely rough conscience, was
appears from the accounts of the parties, that
Martha, having grudge against Mr.. Henry
Leech, who resides back of the Sorrel Horse
tavern, on the Darby road, went TO his house
and beSmeared 1t over in a most disgusting
manner, to the most intense annoyance of the
inmates. As soon as it was discovered, nforma-
ton was lodged against Martha and she was
arrested and taken before Alderman Allen.
That magistrate committed her for a further
hearing.
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TABLE ORNAMENTS beautifully made, BY Morse &
Co Nos qO2 and 904, Arch street.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
{ For additional Local Items see Third Page.

HARNESS SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN
James Wallace was arrested yesterday afternoon
at Third and Beaver streets, on suspicion of
committing larceny. IL appears that James is
of quite business turn. He was perambulating
the streets with wheebarrow trundlng before
him. in which was his stock of trade, fine set
OF harness. James acting, we suppose, on the
old maxim, ''Quick sales and small prodts,n was
offering his stock at about onethird of its value.
selling to the trade at such an enormous reduc-
ton in the retail price as to allow such low
prices, it very naturally got into the head of a
police officer that the property had been stolen.
him before Alderman Shoemaker, to have an
investigation in the case At the hearing O
claimant appeared for the wheelbarrow, which
had been stolen from place in r. chmOnd.
Wallace was committed, in default Of 800 bail,
to answer the charge of larceny.
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ARRRTE .

PERRY & Co,
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
No. 900 CHEsNUT ST. ABOVE SIXTH,
SIGN OF "STAH.J
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The RIVER PIRATEs.-On the night of the
3lst, between the hours of 10 and II o'clock,
river pirates made a raid on the sloop Boxer,
OF Smyrna, owned by Mr.. Coverdale, of Smyrna,
and the schooner Sarah Fisher, of this city,
street The two vessels were lying at the foot
of Almond street wharf at the time. The thieves
carried off two new jibs, one from each vessel,
ana stole yawi ooat at ,he same time from t1e
sails are valued at over 500. The whole pro-
perty was recovered and taken TO the Station
House. Subsequently the mate of the Borer
vessel. and said that he had no doubt the other
one belonged to the Sarah FISHER. The yaWl
boat and the other sail are now at the Harbor
Police dock, at the foot of Noble street.
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Statement of deposits and coinage at the
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, during
the month of November, 1866
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A NEW BRIDGE.-The authorities of
Frankford have succeeded in getting Il new
bridge across the Facony creek, in Church
street. The old bridge had such a narrow bay
that the water would be damned up and cause
great annoyance to those residing in the
vicinity. Under the superintendent of Mr..
Foulkrod the old arch was torn away, the bay
greatly wldened, and truss bridge of great
RAILROAD ACCIDENT. This morning
about half-past 10 o'clock a dummy car ran
into freight train at Berks street. The dummy
was demolished and its passengers we're we'll
shaken up. Providentially, there was but one
passenger injured, and that only slightly.
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NAPoIEoN "WILTINe -
To keep his crown Nap has well sped
But he cannot insure his head
From aches induced by care.
Upon his throne he sits with pride
But sickness, tina. won't be denied,
Hustles him even there.
Far happier each lad of twenty
Who has of health and spirits plenty,
With means to buy HIM Wholesome fare,
And clothes from Tower Hall TO wear!
Our stock OF Mems, Youths, and Bows Clothing
is the fullest and most complete in Philadelphia
Prices are lower and those OF old times than
for several years.
Half tcdy bettceen BENNRTT Co,
FIFTH AND I TOWER HALL,
SIXTH STs (518 MARKET STREET.
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ia t,cc, h, s,,ccessf,, ntactro m n,,,,l,er
~ e..srs ,,;si, III ~ Ala d,t,nrcot
basn;tals i, E,ro,e also !, ,,,,l,es II fl, y.
afy teal Msieal insfifute ~ New York s.o,,,;n.
,,ss i. = t,.,,d t III cass f liz WI
ce nee Nos ~ aas Fiibert Street J,l,iladeipbia.
V. ,,.,nn, M.lici,,ns 5,,,.a nsed ~, ror,.,n
,uerd.l s,,e rr,re.lgss ad,niniss,,ea ~. ,nsc
,i;ci, sxilI n,s brcak lou,, a IL.
rnno,at Ire svstet ro iii jrin,,cs Il hsz 4,
saiaed from mineral a,edicines nud leave tho
svstcn, in a l,coltlg and pcefectiv cured can
i;tion.
nvnprpsr. maj distrcse,uc discaee ard f,ll
deStrnScr az beel,b and bas,nincess ,bd.rmin.
;ns, A., and vaaeix fafrei,g = tl,,,,
g sagds s = at;eev erare M can can most ea,piat;ea NJ
t'.,>e - . ~ N- -
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!
TIfE GRE.fT HINGdRT BI77EI's'
X. 1866. 4.

THE GREAT .ZINGdRT BITTEIiss.
rHIs woxDERFuf REMEDY was discev-
] cred and introduced about twenty years
Heo by DR.. $. Cheopsus, an eminent Egfpuan
IIc lad long scci, and felt the want " Some
remedy which would strikc at the roDt ai dis
sssc. and 20 prevent much OF the suffering
which the human family was then compelled %
endure. ,,,
The great question was presented To his mind
every day ia vivid colers ~ he moved among
the s;rk and diving, and ahscrvcd the incilclcn.
III ~ nearly all the remedies then w iisns nus
Ne was lead 10 think and experiments aud alier
trn Years of study and labor, he presented 10
his fellow man The wonderful Tingari Bitssrs.
The effect Of this preparation IN the rresfnsinn
and cure Of disease, was 80 marvellous aph ~,
tonish;ur That the most naticripg marks ~
rovai favor we're bestowed upon bin who de
covered Ii His name was placed ppon w
Rail IN xohles. and gold medal With fite ini.
lowing Intentionally. = uhropsns. the fn1lie
Bencfactur --was presented % him by The Wee
roy,
The preparation hes been usea " setofa,
opidemies ff cholera. both ass preventive and
curative measure, and with such great saccesss
that Ii has been introduced into nearly al me
general hospitalsof the old world.
The oid sayiua ihatAn ounce of prevention
is wortl, pound OF cnTe, applies win inarsel-
oas force 10 cholera, and therefore my reameay
that will urotect ~ against this crribie disease
shouid h. freely and persistenily used,
An pa,hologisle now agree that il,r ehnlrr@
3 toison arls M thc systeni through the bl0cA,
and that any combination which acts on tbe
excretorv organs. and keeps them 20 MHfking
order, must prevent suilirient Rceam"lai'on
" the poisnn " exert its terrihle enee,s Or ,ne
preanis,n. This istrne mt only of cholera, hus
of nearly all other maladies, especially the aii-
fercnt FIRMS az fQycfs.
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CAUTION!

The above Reinrtiies have SON been brf.sfe
fhe Pabiie mnny years and fIleif great sHres.
IN the ailrtiaiieH ~ human isisery. tastseiseti
fbr cupidityef several parties. wiIe usa iist
naino ',Speciie Pills. coiy my lNisIs, esseal
lars and AdyeffiFenruss. ksfscii'acs wefd fgf
werd, and pat ap warthls=s efsigtouBis that
disarresat the ;ast xptciassens ef The purchaser
II yon cannot parthase iIn1s's Srfe1tr Fsrn.
RpiEs " ynaf ltrng4lst fate no ether. Int srsssl
thr inaary DIRECT "
~, JANES BRYAN,
tnnknlsinx fbysieisp.
$40 tIfuadmsf New Yak.
snd fra VIII receive thfm ~ rcfHfu of tsAfi.
fosi paid, HDa fTsc fgom ol,sersafiof,
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--s-~-
THE FER TIL-IZER
tsN FOR
Maryland Lands.
HA CHS
2msy-ysOs,c Phosphate!

(oHiaiaSag 81 per ccat N Phosphate ~
Lime, and 4.05 pr ecak IF .iDtaoniu.
IT should be bafne IN mind that the Phos.
l phaic of Lime IN ibis article, being on
ininrd rxclumgriy from Raw Boncs mud .
true Bird Guano, there u 20 purl of II mop.
crafiye. as in the rsise of Super Phosphate
made frcm MDefh t;unnos; iut being cn-
tirely saihhleinthe Soil, continues 10 impafi
is feriiliziug 1uali,ies q tie crops lur ynass
The ieniarkId,se yncccss wliieh has asii.n.
deiliispsgis Maryland ni'l latrss ~ virsnia,
Il 9if':cicnt giafahty 10 ihdate ibnec wlso
lias,; pai triel il % do -.
'fhe Grain crop ia this state, wherp tins
:2ertilizct iHs bccu upplicd, Is supposed 10
have been increased from 25 % ~ l,ar cent
by is usci wlsilr Cor tobacco nnd nrass
Lands it, success has hncn equally decided
The Baltimore prize j. uniora with the
Manufacturers lfI.cnrs riirc.
GEORGE nUGDALE,
Mannincsurcf's Agent,
No. loo Smillis Whatf, lsniilnore, Nd.
For kaIciy BOWERS & GisliR,
aug 9..3m Mgsiminsier,
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS &C.
Al large assortment for Mon, Women and
Children, of laicststylcs. Call before you pur'
sf,aee. nj II. X. Gcrnand's.
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In extreme eases of Debility and Impotence
BELLS ExTERNAI. REMEDY,

Price Two Daiiars. suihrieut ftss month, can
be used a. Tuod ssIeantagn.
II gives strength ~ TIC Uaxsns, and, with
the Pills, win ftstpfc them ~ their hgrtaal
cDndilion.
A Pamphlet ~ 100 PAGES. On the RIlfUfS
OF YOUTH. dVsisucd ~ Lecture aud Caution
% Young Mon, scat frecs Ten ccBis required -
pay postage.
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RATEs 0E ApyERTIsING.

j sa,are, 3 insertions, 81; each subsequent
insertion % cents; square three months
$3.50, six months 50. Business Cards q
ton lines, or loss, per nnnum, - Mer'
chants and other business men, Including
the paper;
One-fortli Of q column, per year. sas'"o - ",
Half column, o.~, ~ ~
One column, WV
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Bell's Tonic Pills

Are Recommended a. tlir mass EilicacIons. Re,
javinating aud Insigorasipg Rcmedy IN the
world.
A Package. Price Five Dollars, viii lasi o
month, and i generally sntiicicui.
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Price One Dollar per Box or Six Boxes for
Five Dollars; also Large Isoxcs, csntaihiuk
Fonr small, Price Three Dollars.
From four 10 sjx boxes nta generally rcquir-
ed 70 cure ordinary caaes oe SelHiDal Weakness
and Emissions, though benefit 4 derived ifoss
using single box.
Ingirohic cages, aud particularly when I'm
patpncg Or ticniiai urbilitv with Neryons Ites-
tration has aifected the stslan.
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HAND l.ELIs.

a sixth of 4 Sheet, for 25, si.So, for 100
5000.
Half Sheet. $50. ~"
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.TIII.E GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENI IN MARCH ..l5.
E,oNoMY Every body agrees tn It the IT,
ture ri mi the hands of the Southern

EyoNoMY Every body agrees tn t the IT,
ture qui,es at the hands Of the Southern
people, asseyere and wi e enc.4 only. az
It's necessary apparent to the m eanest: I'M
derstanding, and in man, directions, we an al
ofus find conspicuous illus trations, among our
friends, Of the practice Of a just :ef-de al
Th go dition Of our affairs is such as to rend 7
these cases, wha ever they are found Wo t. y
our respect md imitation. Noo"y Will dis
pute So obvious a. ruth as this-no ody vii
refuse praise to the virtue OF economy; put
its gen raj appl cation-the psac Ice 'ust 40 o.
tn rrece,t-lnay wei be doub1ed
1t i, Lot very peasant thl: g Tor us I" 90.
O,l1 euuc;ltlol in virginia a been, unuo 20 :
edly most d f;ctive in this artic liar and We
HI .,sD en- rea Ell, :rs a people, m the midst OF
proflse expenditure and lavish hosp ta!ltle )
20 Il. Us tor the 4eaa re ltl s O.
y moI]srn ;market:bas- ct Din er pa ties hav'
b enabroga e J, or, if now an then, 50 8 hap
py mortal mud, his gs under tn ma ogany OF
an .acauainsa 5ce, .,v drinks his VINE, IN mn
cases out O. ten, tn the melanchoy con teton
that the race i. Dime glverwl presently pc
come extinct iiut. we've got Q learn the lee
son b I'd as it is, and the sooner we "ddr S.
onrse YES to t e ia K the better Tor all par les.
In doing tbs Plrcrtam has us every boIy
knows. has ows an the So e charming ene
mies to hi wise ONE ic policy, whose taste
are ct the III st emo omcM n t "orlo
Nortok TUyintuu.
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REYOU AFFLICTE WITH A COUGH
Y OR COLD?
ARE YOU PREDIsPOsED TO CONSUME
TION?

Are the lives Of your children in jeopardy
from sudden and repeated attacks of Group?
If so purchase box of ..
BLADES EUPHONlAL LUBRICATORS!
The reoples most sure and effectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group Catarrh, Ast hma, Bron-
chltis l'iptheria ard ali pulmonary diseases.
The LUBR GATOR is medicinal prepare
ton in the form of Lozenge, which Of al modes
is the most pleasant and ronvcn'ent. Ihe' con,
tain no deIcterious ingred en- and IRE WARRANTED
to be always safe even for the weakest and most
sensitive stomach. In Group they e We im'ne-
date rettct Fer Coughs and Colds they are IN
valuable.
Fer Catarrh, Asthma snd Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market (vId7 Gcrtl5icat9s
ed and dcsolnting di-ease, they control wonder
fully and almost I'm meiiately.
No Public ~peaker, Singer or Teacher, should
be without them as they remove hourseness und
strengthen and clear the voice
va. \ ways use them in time and if the
symp oms are Sc ere use very freely.
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Wholesale Agents.
l45. King st., Alcxnndria, Va.
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