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, "a the Grand Opera House and
V'e. ,ho " Twelve Temptations Ihose VINO "ouu
.onsense run mad may see IL IN Inc fleio Vi Inc
80 - cold. AT Woods Museum. Ana those WIN
,a have their fancy stimulated and their tas'euo
,'h,os nv pretty pictures OF sentmental experience
,rtinr contrasts OF manners, ana prSht ana cnooi"
~ rural and Of civic life, may find ample gratifca
o an witnessing the performance of "The lancerS az
uo.,s Finally the sons and daughters OF melody
- and delectatOn at Association Hall. Here hlo
-, matin6es The entertainments offered are OF al
sorts and suited to all classes of minds shouu 'o
or,oon prove fair We doubt not the town Will be unu
allv cav and the theaters unusually prosperous in
oae- A great deal Of innocent pleasure to pusy anu
worked populations their influence Is sanitary !" WV
main and they have our best wishes Tor all I'd! ''
than for to-day
NEXT WEEKS EVENTS.
The dramatic prospect for next week is declu-
al, ,,oasipc In the first place Mr.. George Holland
,bo old nopular and admired comedan-wih take "i'
,,eat on Monday evening at the Fifth Avenue Ao"'o,
q. Erop From " will be acted and the benehchy wiz
appear and address the public. MI honaHn' %
readers are aware is member OF MI lay Oo"f!
The last appearance that he made on Ihe s'aso was
ON the 18th OF last January, rs the 1ian,o Jun ''
olive Iorans farcical comedy of Surf Even theh he
a ory teoble and ever since then his strength has
heen SLOWLY wasting away. 1t is not likely that the
uch-esteemed actor will be spared 10 us great "lle
longer and all the more does it seem incumbent on the
pnblc. whom he has so long served and pleased, TO
improve every occasion that offered to cheer and COM
,o-t him Mr. DAILY offers an occasion on Monday, when
- trust his COSY theater may he crowded to overflow
pg-Ia the second place. Mr. j. s. Clarke, entering upon
me fifth week of his prosperous engagement at Booths
Tester will appear in two plays that have never before
been acted in America. Mr. John d. Stocktons comedy
Of "Fox Goose" and new farce called Lost
The simple announcement is prophetic OF I'M
Irdled mirth. Next have TO note that the Olympic
Theater which has been clcansed and reluvenaed for
tbe summer season. will he reopened Monday night,
WITH huresque called 1.-THE Fair one with the Blonde
WIG" in which will appear Mrs. ]. A. Oates and a
burlesquc company. nom Philadelphia. Mrs oates mas
won distinction elsewhere as good musician and a
spghy actress and her troupe is said TO be thoroughly
GOOD one. Mr.. John T. McDonough directs this new
enerpriSc-a manager Of much experience, dscrmlna-
ling TASTE and tiIeesS eneTgy.-Fnally there will he
Italian Opera at the Academy; and Mr. c. W. Brooke at
steinway Hail. will let slip The flashing luster OF Irish
Diamonds" few additional incidents are in reserve
10 which shall refer on Monday 1t will be seen that
the new week is rich in promise. May IL prove equally
in sunshine-which, this week. We have sadly lacked
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.n,ys A, ringtou n " Nav 49, MARY e. wife Of Charles A.
p,i an Monday 10th at South Salem ~ Y, O'Clock
Their notice
The relatives family invited to attend the tuners.
Passc Bridge n j. The tan by the Ere Ra~ay leaves tie foot Of
Chambers St at l2m
youngest daughter Of William p Abbe b. Blcge aged 10
Fap@rs SATURDAY morning a, 10 o'clock from 1872 FInhave
BRINCKERHOFF-O Friday NAV 49, Freehold n j. MARY Plat
ees, daughter Of the late Abraham Bnnekeroi IT, Of
relatives friends Of the m, invited to attend the tuners,
10Th INST Train leaves Jersey City for Freehold at a
DoUGHTY-In Brooklyn MARY NJ Doughty ret of the late John
Tl and friend. The fmy are invited to attend her funeral
on Ssuny May H. O'clock IRON her ale residence 10 Gran
berry-st, Brooklyn.
JoY-on THURSDAY May u. Henry +. Jov. ,,
The relatives and friend. ar, re.Pag iGvisa 70 ae"d we mera
morning at a o'clock
LokroN-on Friday orns May 49, Mrs Elizabeth Lorou aged IS
Her ends and relatives. her gndughr Ms Edmund
Dusenery invited 70 attend her funeral on SUNDAY! LON nt
- O'Clock, from No. % Fast Tseniy sccoDist
LrMMs- Elizabeth n. j. Friday morning 18th inst, Dayton
Ths @aeral vii ie place Presbyterian Church, Broads.
Firnbeth on SATURDAY lith inst. a. u O'Clock.
Boston papers please copy.
LYON ohe sm Of Chapman Lyon Smith Co.
Paris France, Tuesday, April 90 - - ,
TIL funeral viii place The Reformed Church Foarh
and lafayette place Monday, May 10, at O'Clock.
MHLs- Hs.ngs welnessy ih inst Euphema Morton wife
Edmund Mills and daughter OF the late James Patton OF VahAh
The relatives and friend, Of the family invited to attend he! funeral
residence SAtuaay ltth lust, st2 CarrAs-s
will NEE, O'Clock rOm the Thrsih st. Depot Hudson
River Railroad.
RUTHERFORD Yyaek THURSDAY, the 18th inst. Christopher
Relative" and friend. are nsi 10 .snd above
tie ii = m ,T.ia ioa Ssw'YOrl Hudson Ro.i
suLLwAsln BcoAbu L. on Friday NAY y MARY Ann Harper
The ,!Ar. .a to1. Of The Iy are invite" to attend the funeral
y
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said was pardoned."
Tie scafold upon which tho prisoner executed was
erected in the north eastern part OF the prison yard I'M
mediaely before the cell he occupied He could plainly
near the noise Of the hammer and the talking OF tho
men at work. IL Ia the scaOd upon which the oi-
lowing persons were executed ut Philadelphia: Matthias
skupinsk, Arthur Spring, Peter Maddox, Armstrong,
Antony Pr0bst, Guillanus, George Winnem0re, ana
Jerry Eaton Fox hung on the same gallows at
New Brunswick N. j., Howes OF the ll6th Regiment j.
" at Fort Miiln Tyfcl at Doylestown and Iaddop at
NorIstOwn IL consists Of ~ pieces The main upright
pieces 6 feet long; the beam eight feet long
The platform, consisting OF leaves, is eight feet
square, and eight feet from the ground. The prop
which supports the two leaves stands In the center 10
this rope is attached. When the rope Ia pulled the
leaves drop open, leaving the framework clear.
Deal retired ut ~ O'Clock last night. He aw0ke at4
a. apparently cheerful and ate hearty breakfast AT
Soclock In an interview Mt 10 O'Clock he said: reel
myself perfectly prepared TO die. have never had
thought of "A human pardon. have confluence IN my
Redeemer. He will forgive me-" AT IL O'Clock
about go persons had collected In the Jall-yarn,
and large crowd gathered outside the walls:
About 1913 the prisoner was brought out OF
the building, walking between Fathers Borncnan ana
Filand. The Sheriff and jury followed them Deal as-
cended the scafold firmly. When the devotional eXer-
cses concluded he sad az hope 10 be forgiven for
the deed have committed" The drop fell at u p m
After hanging 30 minutes the body was cut down and
given to medical men, who intend TO mako experiments
upont to demonstrate the force Of galyalic action
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THE TURF.
TIE FASHION CoURsE-TROTTING.

match for $500, mile heats, in harness,
best three in fye between j. Harbecks gray geldng,
James Watson, and +. Casey's bay geldng, James
O'Brien took place on the above track Yesterday Be-
Oren currently backed at $50 TO US
win the and friends Of the supported
their strongly that the betting quickly changed
and the odds 500 to $50 him In the first heat
the bay broke down after they had got the word
aud the gray went away from HIM, and the hoat In
the casio possible style, by three leugtbA. In 2tl ono
hundred ~ was freely bot on Watson winning the
race He took the lead tho second heat they went
around tho turn Increasing tho gap steadily, won nj
his Leisure In 2tt. Tho third heat won still more
easily for tho gray nurse rotcd equatcy away from
tho lny and won by - dolou lruFtls In 2i2l.
P,snov CorRss T.. May lMsicb, e2oo mile heats be-" three
IN 6fe. To- hsfn'ss
Uaracss y james q Watson ..............1
lame
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth-ave. IIotel-Sir Stafford NOrthcote and
lady Norihcote England; ex-Gov. Clifford of Massachu
sett the Hon Galusha A. Grow OF Pennsylvania, Major
Brownrgg of the British Army, the Hon. Geo ~ Ken,
ncdy and Charles Andrews, syracuse; A. Coolidge ana
Franklin W. Smith, Boston, and w. Archdall O'Doherty.
AlbemaTf Iotc-SenOr NJ. Lopez Roberts, the
Spanish Minister; Mr. Estrada of the Spanish
Legation, DR.. W. T. Bullock and the Rev;
John White Of Rhode Island - Breyoort
House-The Hon. J. V. l.. Pruyn, Albany :; t. X:
Lathrop and jeremiah Abbot of Boston. -. Everett
H0usc-G v Fox ex-Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
and Controller Hulburd OF the Treasury Department.
- ST Nicholas Hotel-Co 3. S; Ellsworth. Penn yam;
Col G. s. Gruflin North Carolina; Dr. w. III. Fuller OF
Chicago, DR. A. f. Sawyer, San Francisco and s. Drul-
lard, Buffalo. == Maior-Gen. Donaldson u B. Al inc
Hon i. II. Rollins New Hampshire; the Hon. C. STRAIT
ford, cotady. and the Hon r. g. Patrick, EInra
=@ Hoffman IlOuse-Alya ii. TTemain, Albany -
ST. Clair A. MuhOiand, Chief of Police and 20 members
the Philade phia Common Council arrived in the city
yesterday, and are mt tine Metropolitan Hotel They
leave this evening for Boston.
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AprI 2The import market is unchanged The arrivals
all general The tea nearly
over Lmi Exchange has advanced fahng.
the high maintained; the season
has favorable and the arrivals SMALL the settlements have been oo
bales
Hose KosG, April l2.-EIchange London, 46i
SHANGHAI Apr ll.-Amercan Cotton Goods quiet with
Hight Jeans unchanged
Black Tes-The total settlements 90 chests quotations se
Il O1 taes TeasSele'n II 900 pkgs; stock 5000
exports America the date Of the sailing OF the Japan were
" 900 bad advanced 20 taes pcnl during
month"; the settlements the last report loot up @ oas
$40 bales Exchange London
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SENATOR NEGLECTING his BUSINESS.
10 the EditOr Of The Tribune.

DIR: The present course of Senator Revels
~ iesVng his scat in the Senate to lecturing tour
through Tie Eastern States calls for protest. He was
d Tor certain duties, and paid for the time which
ne should devote to them His absence his IS
only dishonest but hurtful 10 his Their enemies
attribute IL 70 love OF nOtorety greed for money
G Do'h have been for many years earnest Rcpuir
IAN, ana would speak with the severity Of any
wrong o' " n IN
Don1~y, CT, May G, 1870
1--WE consider this criticism unjust. If Mr..
hevels were to spend most of his time in lee
turing, we should blame him for so doing (;
Out 70 run away for few days and lecture in
'lTee or four cities is not sacrificing the inter
est OF his constituents or of his race, but more
probably promoting those of both.-Ed. Irt. ]
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Total reg.

In time past the Alexandra Organ has been
considered the plus ultra Of reed instruments Com
petition has thought impossible since the Messrs.
Ale xandre received the first premium, gold medal at
the late Paris Exposition. But have the best reason
believe that in quality OF tone the American Organ
far superior. In proof Of this, call attention to
letter from Henry Leslie, Doctor OF Music, eminent
London organist In which the superiority OF the Amer-
can Organ the Alexandra is cheerfully admitted.
The letter Is printed in the advertisement Of the Messrs
Smith, In another eoumn.-[Advt.
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TIE REGISTRY.

LARGE NUMBER OF C0LORED VOTERS
REGISTERED.
Registration throughout the city was brisk
yesterday, especially IN those wards where the bulk OF
the coored population reside This being the first oppor
tunity afforded majority ofthe colored voters TO qualify
for exercising the elective franchise they
awaited themselves Of the privilege with great unanimy
Probably the oldest voter In this city colored man
named William Reese residing Mt No. $40 Delancey-St
He registered at the Seventh Election District OF tue
Thirteenth Ward. In to the questions OF one OF
the inspectors OF Registry, he stated that he was los
years old He was for many years slave In laid'
but purchased his freedom, and since then mas re-
sided for the greater part OF the time In this city Al
Though very dccTcpid n person cOnyersing with HIM
would scarcely believe he had reached such advanced
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y,r HITTING on TIE DERBY

LONDON, May l3.-lhe betting on the Ep-
eon Derby this afternoon was Ia against MacgreBor
II Ia against sunshine. and 100 to7 against Camel
THE NASHVILLE BLOoD-HORsE ASSOCIATION.
NASHVILLE May 13.-The weather for the
fourth day Of the Nashville Blood Horse Assoclaohs
The attendance to witness the contests was large Inc
first race for the Association Purse 81 800 three
mile heats Mr. VIM. jennings b. M, years olddly
Lexington. dam by imp. Albion, being the only contest
ant, walked the course.
Watts In 1852, l5Js 1854, beating Lulu Conan, Cheat
hams g. f. by Brown Dick and Johnhon's b. T. Bonnie
scntaud-the two last having been distanccd. Cheat
hams y was the fayOre In the pools, and Watts sec
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ERA, his residence this city. Friday. Vic 'os INV.
Everett Wheeler the 18th OF bis sge 49,, r-..t,.
Funeral on Tue-day l7h 10 from TRINITY pnsPrr
6fh@ nesr Broadway Relatives and friends Of be AnV ."
o attend wiogt further notice
wILsOs-On Thursd " morning, Mrs Sarah wife Of ih'm" '
aged Is years. . -, 4. 49,, Al. s,,.,.f
bcn, further notice on Saturday May H. at O'Clock N IT,
late residence, hundred and twenty ninth ST. pe'S' WV"
and SIhs ayes.
wINTRRs-On FRIDAY May d. OfBhghts dsese WI am H. ''
and Lsgina Winters, aged - and nonbs
The relatives friends Of the family rssTecioy nvel
funeral from the Beckerst Unysnasi ,barch of'e
and DowDingss, on Sunday afternoon at oeiock
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Indies Desire what Men Admire. And

Beauty beaufl transparent complexion and
,uiant head of hair What will prOdne hesei HAGASs MAGNOLIA
will make any lady Of thirty appear but twenty and LYONS
K.rHAEos will keep place and make like the
April grass prevents the hair from turning gray eadaes Dsniru
and Dressing the world and only half ordinary
ron want get rid Of ssovnes Pmpes Rnsmar Moth
patches &c, don't forget the MAGNOLIA BALM, ladies'
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THE MAY ANNIVERSARIES.

SATURDAY, 1h-Chdrens Amenesn Church Missionary Society
Brcoflyn Academy Of Music, p.
TUEsDAT l7to-New = Missionary, 7;0 p IN Reformed
Church, corner Of Fith-sye and Twenty-uiD
THU.DAY 26th-Bspt s. Union, a Old Tabernacle Church
6cooBd and Ienth-s-
sUsDAYsCHOOL ASsVRBSARIKs.
TUESDAY nh. m.-NeSiOrk Sunday sooo Missionary Union
Reformed Dutch Church, Ehh-aye and Twenty ninth-st
THUEBAI, 26h-Bapua sunday school Union OH Tabernacle
ChurcA seoobdsve. and 1enthst, at q O'Clock.
TUKsDlY 3-Brooklyu Sunday Uunon at II Aer the
~ The Churches the schools Will take their place procession
sfcbt through he
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HOME NEWS.
Tnr WEATHER.

THE WEATHER
NV yopr Han, Their Bar nL Hour. Their Bar. Wind.
MAY hl) 1913 n. w. BIZ Z9bI
IL 2lg H. 3 w. so @3 w.
. 200 2l9s II So 1898 y
Yesterday, Friday. the 18th, the finest
sunshiny day TO p for some time past the mercury
i'm the tbcrmometer on brick in the sum- exposed to
the wind marked at noon $50 Falr 1915 caur or $50
Cent The sky either clear or but slightly cloudy
from midnight TO / D. M generally cloudy to 4; very
condy or overcast to TO- Thunder showers 4:0l D. M
to ii5 with vivid lightning and long. rolling thunder one
terrific peal at ilG heaviest Of the season heavy ram
4:l 10 l rainy 90 10 35. Rain depth OF shower and
total to 10 D. m. of inch. NOe-l2th, from II p III
tO II, slightly cloudy.
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The Erie Railway Company now run "A special
residents along the line leaving Twenythrst at $40
a. No. Chambersst az $50 u. jersey CITY AT s45 a. n
and running through To MddetOwn stopping at all way
stations and arriving at few minutes past noon inc
same train returning leaves Mddletown at p rn makes
the same stoppages before and reaches Newfork ut
725 p. The train is composed Of hrstclass coaches
ed with convenience.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

TWO GREAT GAMES-TIIE UNIONS DEFEAT THE
ATHLETICS BY A SCORE OF Z TO q, AND TIE
ATLANTICS THE RESOLUTES BY ~ TO U.
If more than 200 people were aware that a
game was to he played yesterday at fremont, between
the Unions Of NewYork and Athletics Of Philadelphia
certainly not a greater number upon the ground
Strangely enough the fact better known in Phila
dephia than in New-York and of those present. that
city sent above co. -.
The appended score shows outs runs first base on hits
total number of bases, hands each player put out and
L tlIlL
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Wells No. Ct South Third-st. and, without uttering
word drew revolver and fred ber and then immedi
atey turned the weapon upon himself and fired three
shots into his head, Diictng wounds that Will I'M
doubtedly prove fatal. The shot fired at Miss Wells
merely grazed her temple II appears that the two had
been engaged and In consequence Of some slight mis-
Understanding sbo had the day before broken off the
gageinent Schmidt taken to the City Hospital by an
officer OF the Forty fifth Precinct.
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LARGE FIRE IN FOKTY sIXTI 81.

Shortly before o'clock this morning fire
broke out in the large building In Forty sxths near
Tenth-aye., occupied by number OF manufacturing
firms. ,, -, -
The building was very seriously damaged, and por
ton OF The contents destroyed owing 10 the absence Of
the occupants the losses ana Insurance could not 10 rs
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Sylvanus Schmidt, young German who
resirs at No 70 Rodney Brooklyn T. d.. yesterday,
a,out n Ill entered the boarding house VI Mlas julia
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leonard :. BnOu's NEW YOKE sIKIS, male % orir'
OF NewYork Mills at S6 dozen, HANDMADE send Tor crcs
Lar and measareLn blank to Gil up Sent Tree
NOTCH.
Send your orders The NEW YOKE" SlllRF Is nos
,oI In The stores; all offered countr and not make
No go genuine unless autograph on the SHIRT AMI n S
on the box ~, LbOSAhD - DAAi'"o "s'A''
Inventor of the c k Ted. Iot y S $li s9i
ONLY DEPOT. 30 BROADWAY, NEWfOHK.
temporal removed 70 - Broadway, during refasl
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Surgeon General Hammond testifes in the McFar-
lCurrrut paragraph
SCENE FROM THE NEXT MHLoDRAMA suggested ny the
ahONc)
(Enter tro Murderrrs rh ddggersD
First Aurd-Ha, villain, take that! ,s.,
Vicfim-Ohl O-oohl - ,., ~,
Second Murd.-Wretchl Die! lstabs victim ues'
(Eufor Odicer, hdsfiiyD ,, x,,u ..,..
Outlook u here, you bloody rsscAs' iou IL SWING
for thisl , ,, -, .,o.
tb, erei We didn't sleep hut six hours day this week
Dr., ,,,,,n ay,aI LsalfLv ITableau of aoquitta
" lChloxg0 I've. Post Nay 10
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS $500
Nav l330 mCo'tOn CLOSED urchangei sZO
including 5000 speculation and export Common Ron, 49,
Spirits Tur eutine, Cheese dull. PORK buOyani.
'HAyRR. Nav H. Cotton closed nm
ANTWERP. May l3-Petrolrum closed fat at 50. rancs
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y(iRRIED,

Wedding md Visiting Cards, Inhs Stamping Note Pap
w EypRpE1 "a SONS FrLroS-.r ON pUTcH CHURCH
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The Beautiful in Art.
WEDDING OUTFITS. go.
OyIEGToN BROTHERS, BROOKLYN

Our New York Customers only realize large SAVING prices but
ind n Of SUPERB BRONZhS RICH CHINA and
the Fine Arts unparalleled attraction
cultivated OF DECORATED CHINA
DINNER SERVICES unusaly complete comprising novel and
styles The prices -i1 $50 and 10 order
the stock will offer for short tine at cost IL Importation
from Neviork with thoe u
Broadway The Fulton Ferry Goods delivered daily
to any pir Of New York
a. STAPLE CHINA at joobers prices
2:}6, 2bS and $40 Fulon.st.
lIntnn. Il
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Machines ter nothing to be compared with
DorY's "-Weeky Tribune. Dee Is, 1909
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Plants by Mail.

Plants by Mail. ,
The TROPHY TOMATO, DOR IS do4, S3innge plants '9c Al
dress G 20. b. w.EIsG IT,, Ogden Farm, Newport r.
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ATLANTIC VS.. REsoLUTE.


organization, having taken into 1t all the players
left Of the once famous Iryington Club. Yesterday
they played game with the Atlantcs at the Elizabeth
1yfh he foil singular result
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Total......27 10 10 p n IS

Ist ID. 81 5th 9Th. eth. 9Th. 9th.
f he.%iae ....''',.jS . Q . : 90
Im,ira-E W Gr,en Mutual Cuh. Time-2:l0
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DIED..

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed uih full
name and address.
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Gpetial Notices.

pbuIon,, ayitaila;v Or, salvation for the Hair.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-03-07
Indigestion.

No disease presents such various, con-
trary, and incompatible symptoms. They
contradict all the acknowledged laws of
order, constancy and consistency which
regulate natural events. They bother
the doctors, and can only be read at last
by him who is skilled in the language
and grammar of the Book of Nature. II
has been said that the perfection of med
ical skill is the talent of applying to each
individual case its precise, and, as it
were, its individual cure. This is the
object which every conscientious physi-
clan pursues increasingly, and can never
rest satisfied until he has oyertaken.
Edward Wilder Stomach Bitters, their
body being the purest of copper-distilled
whisky, makes this object attainable alike
to all. They are a specific, the disease
specifying the remedy, not the remedy
the disease. They are combination Of
substances which meet the specially Of
the disorderby corresponding specially
of cure. They should be kept in every
well-regulated family. aAD Y eHq
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Helminthology. sVT'

The history of helminthology abounds
in illustrations of the influence Of worms
in the production Of diseases and in the
evaporation of their symptoms. The
frequency of wormsin the bodies Of men,
their obviousness to the senses, together
with their very common connection with
enfeebled and morbid states Of the ami
NAL economy, ali tended to render them
an object of interest from the remotest
periods. The very ablest minds have
been devoted to the study. of these ento-
goa with the view of discovering some
substance which was capable of speedily,
safely, and permanently expelling them
from the human system. No fair-thinking
or conscientious observer can fail to
allow that these efforts have at last been
crowned with success. The Worm Syrup
of Edward Wilder is a true vermicide-a
genuine worm destroyer-a bona fide YER
mifnge. Its taste is delightful. Its effects
are quick Its results unfailing. II is
free from danger + A 'l'''l' "ola n