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Ny, AUGUST 49, lS7O.-TRIPLE SHEET.
HORSES, CARRIAGEs, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
EoR sALE-.A VERY FINE Rd1S MARE. VERY
fSr pas S S ",p' Of TxS ysi1i o. rFa
Prospect TrOins Park, Long Island.
EoR sALE-A LIGHT SHIFTING Tor WAGON.
make nearly good new inquiie al 0LARKs Stable.
FoR sArF-A VERY FINE, BAY HORSE. A. COOP
% a a ss aai r'.I na nIs S ssy T
EOR sALE-,A TEAM OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES,
S ' sSn Ave rsr'asy sSm '0qa e, one % sn Sas
p.GAfFSlf Co. ss' Bowery tvsA ''' s'' A''' 70
EoR sALE-NINE. VALUABLE WORK HORSES,
wagon 9s sSs% cSsaSsrs S
TOUR HORSES FOR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
aas Sy Asn a
le.Phseton and Harness complete 4 s Crosby street
HARslnss. 4. IS saRDEHs asllsEs si.... HARNESS
Single Harness, SIS % sis5:
rSss IF Ys A ye es:
HORSE, TRUCK AND HARNESS, WITH WORK OF
IAN, " q r.", 2. % Of the owner
NoTlcE-THE ADVERTISER HAS TWO HORSES,
ns on sy op or 5 or IN way to M
city or country Call on address AB Co. 10 Barclay st.
ONE BREWSTER AND ONE sTlvERs' SINGLE SEAT
CO.. Broome street.
GALE OR ExcHANGE-AN ENGLISH BAY MARE,
- years Old cost o for liaht dspo wagon or top buggy
CoUTHERN STYLES CARRIAGES. IN GREAT VA
s 9w yis%pn so
slide seats &C.; large assoT!ment H}rnesns; %,
COLD CHEAP OR ExoHANaED-A LARGE BLACK
- Horse le hands high; fit for carts, trucks sevcdorc
or heavy work. Inquire a. GAL Canal street, OF
W ANrED-A SOUND, SAFE ROAD HORSE. NOT .UN-
W der bI hands Owner having good TO sell cheap
address, with full particulars BEDFORD. Herald office.
VxrANTED FOR CAsII-A FAMILY HGtsE NOT OVER
W syears old found and kind pcc mus lie reasonable.
&dO-BRowN HORSE, 1s HANDS, LITTLE SORE
rel Horse top Road Wagon Harness S4a west Fourth
| atreet near Eighth avenue
! &d E-LARGE HORSE. FINE BAY MARE. sliO
% Team; bay IIorsc. hands l5 to 10 hand. to
Sans "a setSne streets ~ '0 street,
10 Mare $lao ali SCUM and kind IT for C, ess or
any business; must be Sold 2 West Thirty street. in
S1OO-:NSIo,Es BAY BAY HORSE. ~ HANDS, AYERS
imported Coats twins, broken to harness. cheap at S4
Greenwich street.
FINANCIAL.
| OBLIGATIONS FOR LOANS $4,000 UP, IPoS CITY
n realty, wanted, by SiANLE DAY, Ill roadway,
Trinity Building basement, Offices aud D. Circular mailed
GOOD FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES WANT
n ed and for sale nj toe "Dond and Mortgage Exchange"
u. c. HYDE, AZ Pine street.
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srOR1ING-. DOCS, BiHDs, &C.
aassss Birds T. DcsESs No. street.
n. y~Ladies attended bv Kr.. Dovey.
ERANcIs BUTLER, NO.. PECK SLIP, has ALL THE
choice breed. OF @ DSs for ssS and soss hn "a
Work. "a. Dogs boarded. trained. &c. Medicines
JVANTEp-A GOOD NEWFOUNDLAND PUP, BLACK,
Friday between sau NJ .Tff
WANrED-A BREEoH-LoADING snor GUN. IT
BORE e 5Ss o occ stating price, size Of
TME TURF.
ELEETwooD PARK,
sErrTNREE pSRaiuNs Ns1TlSS, asSS,, is7e
skrTEssES FTsspsE 1s s.nII,mS.. q, n and nd 80
to the Ar' 'o' wsDsfsbsS @ & 81 Sissss ssssdSsi I !? third
to FSs ss s NJ e RI IL jS ,ss $1,000
r; " 81 A.. he ss' 1s s's $1,000
'sr hosss ssa%ssr ss never se.. M two
%ss MI and IN hssps. @ the first horse. s4cS
NJ 80 far horse. ,sa, never eca. as 81 500
to NE m r' horsr o 10. 70 w sscoa oo 70 the third
cert Purse NO which viii be two miles and repeat In har-
riuSa ~ SeurEc W. JENKINS Fleetwood Park Club Honse
ll4 broatway, be. wcea Forticth and Foryhrs streets
New loss ats o'cloct r. m sep6 Al cn,ries by mail
COX m HskS s' DaHE sis sss1
M oNMoUTu rArEs
rr0'ns M'sijsS; AAns,s, sa.ss; ~ y y and 81
sccosa NasoPufse $780, for double teams 200 to
y Ass g., .,..
$3.50 to first, $3.50 to second $3.50 to third
Second kacc-Narraganset Steamboat Company's purse
2o FOR horses that never beat S $3.50 to first, $3.50
''sN' WEDNESDAY,. August 81
First RaccPursc I5C0, for all horses; 80 500 TO frst
sli0.o to second g5uo to. third.
Second Race Silver Punch5ow donated by W. NJ. Fess,
ses. ....cy.
Entra nee ten per cent three or more to enter
Purses close at Continental Hotel Tuesday, the 23d Of
August.
The steamers Plymouth Rock and Jesse Hoyt will run
extra trips TO the races. w. Il. RAYNOR, Secretary.
DON'T BREEZE PARK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
purse No g. OF S0vn. Purse rcmans same open
to all excepting Lady Thorn and Goldsmith Maid Enes
close August IL. q. A. ksLPATRlCK.
L day, August H. at ~ r. NJ Purse and stake of e.,
mile heats, In o. to wagon. Sim Sarms b. Lib, Tom
Mc1ure's b. m. Lady Wax, II. Sim0nsons bl e. Liant
wM. SHAW, Propriets
STALLIONS.
L'OR SALE--A THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED ARA.
btan Stallion years old; Eound Kind and gentle per-
feet saddle horse lust landed. Can be at DICKELS
dn Academy AL Titth avenue. For tcrms address to box
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H1lH----aa--s H1=-i-a $780, Hl --4-a----=-l--l-
SVALLIONS.

E'OR SALE--A THOROUGHBRED IMPORTED ARA.
bian stallion years old; Eound kind and gentle
feet saddle horse lust landed Can be at DICKEL'S
Riding Academy. AL Fitth For address to
1856 Post Office. ~ ffltlf
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ENOR sAr.F-A VERY FINE BAY HORSE, A GOOD
famu forse IL hanes hsh; also fine Horse. 10
hands hish warranted sound aud Kind No 6West Thir
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L,OR HAvRE.
IL The first class side wheel American steamship GUID
ING STAR 1896 TONS will be despatched for Ilavre from
pier 40 North river, positively, on Tuesday August :S at
3P. NJ
For freight or passage. apply to
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FOR SALE.

A CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM AND SODA
IA Water Establishment for ssleGreat business thorough
fare splendid location must be sold. Apply at 81 Cham
bers street. GEORGE W. SlMERS 4 co.
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drug STORE FOR SALEM JERSEY CITY AT
sacfincei must be sold Address box o, Hudson City
Post onice.
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COMMISSION BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
~ Cream Saioon lease, low rent; Apartments good To-
cation Price low. Particulars with Mr.. LATHAM, 23G
Washington street.
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A GOOD FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES WANT.
N ed and for sale nj tne "ond and Mortgay Exchange"
Money quickly advanced on GOOD applications. -
N ID. G. HYDE, AZ Pine street.
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NOTICE.
~ The Ininan line steamship CITY OF DUBLIN viii sail
from pier 10 North river Thursday 18th inst, at T. NJ,
taking limited number OF steerase passengers at $50
rcncy. JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
4 pros dvay
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TOR sALE-A LIGHT SHIFTING tor WAGON,
Il Brewsters build. and set OF Harness. Dunscouibs
make nearly rs good us new Inquire at 0LARKS Stable.
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EoR sALE--A VERY FINE ROAM MARE, VERY
Stylish stands lS8 hands high, nine years old, and
show 80 For particulars inquire OF DAkILL PFlFR
Prospect Trottng Park Long lsand.
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ITRANCIS BUTLER, No. 9 PECK SLIP HAS ALL THE
T. choice breeds OF Dogs for sac and stock Buffers
faible Mango CVe aud Flea ExerminAtor 75c. Bulles
Work. Sa Dogs boarded, trained Ac Medicines for
Ali
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Drug STORE FOR sALE-AT FLUSHING, L. l. FOR
- particulars apply to WHEELER, PATTERSON CO.,
l65 Wlliam street, New York.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

A VERY FINE YACHT Is TONS DRAWS FEET,
~ completely ana elegantly furnished; one year old;
price, ~, co., Address r. W. HOLMES, Orange, n. j.
E'OR SAJE-SLOOP YACHT MINNIE, "a FEET LONG,
9feet BEAM in good ORDER with Ietrigerator, awning,
coors DC, DC price $3.50 Apply to JAMES SMITH, foot
of Court street, Brooklyn.
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LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sne-Mcdicjnca for all diseases Prepared Food for
moctng Birds, al b. DOVkf's No. Greene street, corner
Of Canal. II ls . u rfr
, n. B.-Ladies attended by krs. Dovev
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A PPL1CATIONs FOR LOANS $4,000 UP [ POS CITY
~ realty, wanted, by SiANLE DAY Iii roadway,
Trinity Building basement Offices aud u. Circular mailed
receipt Of stamp. r4
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JIyANTED-A GOOD NEWFOUNDLAND PUP BLACK
Friday, between 4 alu l.. N. .rff
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tO TO ALBANY AND TEOY.-THE DAY LINE STEAM
OL boats c. yIHBARD and DANIEL DREW will leavo
yesy s.rss pier a. s; and Thirty fourth street at A. n,
,ens, Vest Point Cornwall Newburg ronghkcepse Ehi9s;
ofcs, lvo' nahlen .e.ssi an. ..,,syn spec.A. Ms,n
oil broad connection with the day boats wl
leave arrival Albany, commencing June l5 for hA.
Springs fare 81 from New YORK; and for Cherry vailcy
Tie teamboat SENECA VIII transfer passengers Alba
ny to Troy. Tickets sale and baggage checked bv
Dodds Express once 9 Broadway and No Court street.
Brooklyn.
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-and every Wednesday and Saturday thereafter
Prom pier 70 North river, New York, at noon.
Rates of passage, payable In currency,
to Liverpool, Glasgow Derry
First cabins, SIS and S75, according to location
Cabin excursion tickets good twelve uonhs securing
bes. accommodations, Sl30
Intermediate, H33; Storage a2a
Certificates, reduced bought here those
wishing to send for their friends
Drafts issued payable prcsentstion.
Apply a. the company's Offices to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. Bowiiag Green.
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ENOR SALE-A TEAM OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES,
Just rom kcntucky perfectly sound; is 8 and
years od lady could drive them Price $3.50 Apply to
y. OAFFNEY Co, sel B1wery. -
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drug STORE FOR sALE-4Ss SECOND AVENUE.
~ BY order of Apply 20 Dr. NATHAN JACK.
son, 34 East Twenty -sixth street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
4 THE AUCTION HOUSE Or $50
n JOHNSTON i YAM TASSELL.
OAce and salesroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite tina Post Office.

A PERFECT SADDLE HORSE,
~ One of the finest In the country,
15 hands high, years old; kind in double harness. has
neither vice. trick fault raised Ward Macy, of YER
saies ky, and has pedigree that win satisfy the most
fastid0us has gait known to a saddle horse Only
parties In search OF st class saddle horse invited
"pf' JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL's
HORSE AUCTION BRANCH,
ll2 East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue.
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A FOR SALE ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST
n Restaurants down town, with Oyster Lunch, Cigar
Stand and good paying Liquor Bar; this opportunity
seldom offered TO who wants day business; owner
Gold ErohanReL II. BEXTkR,
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nETECTIvES, DETECTIVES, DETECTIvES.-oNLY
- experienced and reliable operatives furnished by the
established agency OF WARREN, WHIPPLE Co, "a
Broadway Refer to the leading business houses TO ability
standing and responsibility.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ On and after Monday, May % ls errress trains
Will leave depot corner of Twentysxth street aud Fourth
avenue, follows
1890 A. NJ, Rutland Express.
Sleeping coache on night tral6sbetween New York
ST. Albans, VI. l. G. BUCKIOUT, Superintendent
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HARLEM, ASTORIA AND PECK sLiP
IL Summer arrangement.
Etesmera SYI,VAN aud QyI,VAN CHEN


Steamers SYLVAN STREAM and SYLVAN GLEN
on and after Monday, July H.
leave Harlem for Astoria aud Peck slip g. g. 10 q
A. NJ, and 80, 3:1b 4:1b, s: 80 p. NJ.
Leave Peck slip for Astoria and Harlem at g. el5 an4
u 80 A. NJ 80 3:l5 41b, 80 and $50 r. n. Landing u
Eleventh and l20h streets each way.
Fare l0c or II tickets for 81. Sunday fare t5c.
First boat leaves Harlem A. NJ last boat lcapcs PscA
slip 2 y. NJ, not landing at Astoris l2th street.
Steamer SYLVAN GROVE he chartered for excWr.
sions. Apply the onice foot both street Hsrem
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A SPLENDID LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE-LOCA.
IA ton for business this is unquesonaby
chance make money Apply at 90 Chambers street
GEO KGE W. Sinners & CO.
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r ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
IL Rates Of passa reduced.
Steamers sil direct to London
from No. North river
PARAGUAY, Williams Ancust 27
Raea of passags, payable In currency
First cabin, 80; second cabin, 856; steeraae 426.
Passengers booked for Havre. Paris, Antwerp aud
terdan ut reduced currency rates.
For freight and passage apply to
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALI, Agents,
hd En,,, rt.s
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In THE EApTTI 1UEpr

\ If THE EARTH WE'RE TO STAND STILL
If the revolution Of the earth on lis
axis were to be suddenly stopped, the
temperature of everything would be
raised to such a degree as to be incapa.
bic of existing IN any other form
than vapor When bullet strikes the
target it becomes SO hot that it cannot be
held in the hand Its velocity is at the
rate of 1900 feet fecond but what
must be the heat produced when body
like the earth, moving at the rate of 80,
100000 feet second, is suddenly arrest.
ed 1t would soon be converted into a
sea of fire, and all life would become
extinct. 1t is not probable that this
catastrophe will take place in our genera.
ton, but as the light of the sun is said to
be due to the combustion of worlds in its
atmosphere, our time may sometime come
to add fuel to the flames!
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SUNSHINE AND HEALTH.-It is now agreed
that ground glass windows are destructive to
health in proportion as they diminish light
The difference in favor of clear glass is said
to be about fifty per cent. If this be true,
how much fee BILE health is due to the fidicu-
lous practice of making dungeons of our par
Tors and twilight crepts OF our sleeping rooms.
The skeptical have but to mark the appear
ance of any plant grown in the dark. They
will see that such a plant lacks not only
color but vitality. Yet people shut the bless.
ed sunshine out of the parlor fearful that
some of the unnatural colors of the carpet
may pale under the glare. A healthy phys.
ique is gilmore value tia many carpets. By
choosing the latter of modest hues you may
have sunshine in your parlor and suffer nc
damage otherwise.
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How SMALL EXPENDITURES COUNT - 1--WE
Genus each mornings mere trife. Thirty
i've cents per week-not much; yet 1t would
buy coffee and sugar for whole family, SIS
S25 year-and thisiamount Invested in saw
ings bank, at the end of a year and the int err
est thereon at 6 per cent, computed annually,
would in twelve years amount TO more than
$670-enough to buy good farm in the West
Five cents before breakfast, dinner and sup
per you'd hardly miss it, yet it's Is cts a
day, 81 05 per week-enough to buy small
library of books Invest this as before, and
in twenty yerrs you have over S3.O00-quite
enough to buy good house and lot. Ten
cents every morning-hardly worth q second
thought yet with it you can buy paper of
pins or spool OF thread Seventy cents a
week--t would buy several yards of muslin !;
1890 in one year-deposit this amount as
before, and you will have ST $40 in twenty
years; quite a snug little fortune Ten cents
before each breakfast. dinner and supper
thirty cents a day. 1t would buy q book for
the children Two dollars and ten cents q
week, enough to pay for years subscription
to a good new paper One hundred and nine
dollars and fifty cents year-with it you
could buy q good melodeon on which your
wife could produce good music, to pleasant.
~ while the evening hours away. And this
amount invested as before, would in forty
years produce the desirable amount of SIS, 900.
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WATER SPoUT.-A correspondent sends
the Mountain Democrat the following ac-
count Of water-spout on French
creek:
On the 22d of March one of those
strange but sublime spectacles known
as the water-spout was presented to the
astonished view of the inhabitants IN the
vicinity of Thomas Lambert's, on French
creek. Lambert says that on the above
mentioned day, at about noon, he observ-
ed two SMALL dark clouds. one moving
eastward and the other notthward, when
they appeared to merge themselves into
one grand column of water, apparently
many thousand feet in height accom-
panied with rain and hail After The
storm had subsidized, Lambert and many
others visited the scene, where they
found huge oaks torn up from the roots
and carried from one to three hundred
yards; stout pines were broken or twist
ed off at the ground and carried up in
the air hundreds of feet great cavities
were formed in the earth, and many
other evidences of the irresistible power
of the tornado. Fortunately no houses
were in the track, otherwise we should
have had some fatal result. One miner
was IN his claim. but believed himself
under bank of earth. A small reservoir
which he was using at the time, and
which was nearly full of water, was com
pie ely sucked up in the vortex and car
ried, no man knoweth whittier We did
not ascertain his name. but presume he
was somewhat demoralized. a
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Letter from Hon VIM Penn Lyon, Judge OF tn
First judicial Circuit of Wisconsin.
RACINE, Oct. 9th, 1867.
Dr. SMYTH. GAINESVILLE. Wis:
Ny Dear Sir Il am pleased to learn that you
propose making professional visit to our city.
Ny wife has been cured of Catarrh Of several years
standing, under your treatment. and desire that
Others who are suffering IRON that most annoying
and stubborn disease may have an opportunity TO
test your skill. can cordially recommend your
novel and yet simple and effective system OF treat
ment to the afflicted. and hope that your success
may equal your merits Sw2l
Yo"rs very truly, WIN. II. LYON.
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RRaE RAsEWAY
nn.u.l.a Of Modern Travel.

Luxuvies of Modern Travel.
The question which to day N ost fol- chilly
presents itself to the prospective traveller is
not "By what line can earliest reach my
destination?'' (for running parallel with each
other, the competing lines make the same
average time between their Western and
Eastern terminD, butt BY which route can ]
travel with the greatest degree of comfort
and of freedom from those annoyances hith-
erto conkiderated inseperable from journey
of athousand miles or moreg'
The inquiry is easily answered. Seated in
one of the spacious and luxuriously finished
Drawing-room coaches peculiar TO the broad
guage Erie Railway, running without change
from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Bufia-
10 and Rochester TOT New York, the Traveller
finds lacking none OF the comforts and con-
veuances OF his own home. RoOmy seats,
neat Washing and Dressing rooms, parlors
well yentilsted and cool in summer, warmed
by steam in winter, and lIlumined by gas
when night comes attentive servants, ana
a view OF the grandest Of American scenery,
all combine to transform the formerly slow
and tedious journey into an enhancing pan
Drama, the termination Of winch g mes ohly
too Quickly to the beholder. Az the Coh panys
hotels along The line, the traveller alights to
refresh the inner man--eating breakfast in
Ohio, dinner in Pennsylvania, snpper 10 New
York, yet faring snmptqouslyan ana with the
same regularity as itet his own Motel or resi-
dence at home. faI,f. t4E
ana with clean, roomyl beds, and all tho con-
venienees of the bondoir are attached toeacb
lof the three daily Express trains, guarantee
ing the traveller, delighted with the novelties
! fHtiic daylight, a rights rest as. nntroub'ed
as If in his own bed at home. H1a
| Prompt arrivals are made at allconnecting
points, and passengers on arriving in New
! York are delivered either down town in the
Immediate vicinity Of the Leading hotels and
the New York and New Haven Railroad .C rl
| Tickets via this popular route can be pur,
chased at all Principal Ticket Offices through
out the country.
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WEARING FALSE HAIR. "A horrible intin1a-
ton comes from Charleston, Mass. A lady
who has suffered lately from an fnfiamed
neck, has been told by her physician that it
is caused by horrid insects called borers, in
habiting the Hindoo back braid of her CHG
non. She has cast the chignon from her and
has had her head shaved as smooth az q bill
lard ball (pardon the comparison), fearing
some of the vile insects had taken their abode
in her natural back hair. ~ %#
A railroad newsboy in Kentucky is the la
est favorite ot fortune. He has fallen heir
It oSl3S, 900 by the death ofan uncle in Europe.
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

STATEMENT or Y. r. ALLEN, LEATHER MAN
UFACTURER, KENosHA
Tothe Public A son OF mine has beer af-
fected with deafness and discharges from the
ear for the past nine years, for which we
could get no relief, in spite OF many efforts
on our part About three months ago, l
placed him under the care of DR.. Smyth, who
was highly recommended to me by some
of my friends and 1t affords me the utmost
pleasure to state that the Doctors efforts
have been completely successful. The dis
charges from the ear has stopped, and the
hearing is entirely restored.
a N. r. ALLEN.
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SMALL MEANS The power OF money is, on
the whole, often over-estlmated. The great
est things which have been done for the
world, have not been accomplished by rich
men, or by subscription lists, but by men
generally OF small pecuniary means. Chris.
tianity was propagated over half the world
by men of the poo TEST class and the greatest
thinkers, discoverers, inventors and artists,
have been men of moderate weaith-manY OF
them little raised above the condition OF
manual laborers in point OF worldly circum.
stances. And it will always be so.-Riches
are oftener an impeachment than stimulous
as much a misfortune as a bltssing. The
youth who inherits wealth, is apt to have life
made too easy for him, and he soon grows
stated with it, because he has nothing left to
desire
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% I z %.

DICKuoUT in this city, at 10 o'clock A. M, on
saturday, May 7th, at his residence on the north
side, after four weeks sickness. Mr.. John 4.
Dickhout, oliver compa int, aged Ga years ana
months.
Mr.. Dickhout has been resident ofthis city Tor
fifteen years. and was universally respected by
wide circle of friends. he leaves wife and three
Children to mourn his loss. His funeral on Sunday
was attended by large concourse ofour most re-
spected citizens Dtf
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Bernard & De Camps minstrels gave two
entertainments in this city, on Saturday and
Monday evenings but were not very we'll
patronized by the public. Those who attend
ed'thelr exhibitions prone unce them superior
to the one given oy popular troupe in this
city few weeks since
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Z GRAIN Wheat No. / 9}lt191, No. 9 5000
Oats 45@47, and s3ed40 for corn IN the ear.
SIoNs-Potatoes 5000, Butter 19
MoO, Eggs 1917, Live Turkies l21z, Live
Chickens s4Qgs4 so per doz, Dressed Hogs 50
Ms9 so Beef S60S6 so per cwt. live weight,
Fat Sheep s5@S5 so each, Calves $3@SS.
. LUMBER-Common and short fencing $l2,
and Sl3 for IA and l6 #. fencing, Cedar posts
12@15, "A shingles SO so, Lath IS, Pickets sl2.