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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-12
ADVERTISERS

VIII ind the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising Medium In the State. The great
extent and variety OF It's reading matter has
forced its enlargement for the sccommoda-
ton Of advertisers, and its circulation in al
parts OF Tennessee, and in Alabama, Missis-
sippi "a Arkansas, among merchants, plant
ers n business men, render IL especially de-
sirabls 10 those who wish to reach the gene
raj u substantial public, by advertising
their respective business and interests.
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Dissolution of Copartnsrship.

THE firm of Brooks & Dennis, heretofore
4 doing q Boot and shoe business at 292
Main street, Memphis, Tenn. was, by expi-
ration Of copartnersbtp, dissolved, TO take
effect February z, 1870, M. s. Brooks with
drawing from said firm, and dispOsing of his
interest to. his nephew, II. Clay Cross, either
partner being authorized to receipt for or In
liquidation Of any claims due or owing the
old firm, N. S. BROOKS.
A. g. DENNIS
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A. Q. Dennis and II. Clay Cross did asso-
ciate themselves OF date February 7, 1870, as
partners in the Boot and shoe business, and
viii carry IN the nrm business at Z92 Main
street, MemphiH, Tenn, under firm name OF
Dennis & Croas. A. q. DENNIS
nhA n. 9. GROSS
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Dg We have provided ourselves with a full stock of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are offering at great Inducements. Among which
may be found the following:
900 dozen Planters Hoes,
no dozen Blind Brides,
280 dozen Hames,
230 dozen HOgskin Collars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass PlOw Line,
5000 pairs TraceChains
IS dozen Single and Double Trees,
l25 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds HOIowware Castings;
600 dozen Axes.
Sole Agents sin Memphis for the BrinIey Separate Share & Uric Steel Flows,
Owners of the MfChsls Patent; also. the leagues Patent Cotton Scrapers
A full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural Implements in store.
0RGILL BROS. & CO.,
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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Paralysis.

Heimplegia Half Palsy, Paresis,
Paraplegia Local Palsy, Paralysis Agitans.
In eyery form Of Paralysis, this Is the only
treatment which amounts to auything-res-
bortng action and vitality.
In the treatment OF this sad affection, I use
my Aecicated Baths, indicated with various
substances, as t~aTabinth, chlorine, iodine. am
monla and hydrargyrum, in connection with
medicated electricity and galVanism. and
other fine remedial agencies.
l viii contract to cure any case of paralysis
provided there exists no organic lesion
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Traded Aasamhlx Hall.

A regular meeting Of the Trades Assembly,
vas held in their hall ON Monday evening, the
SOth ultimo, the president in the chair
u The roll being caIled ths oeRcers oil answered
to their names The delegates absent were
AeArs, from the mouldsrs; Jesfsries and Nor
ton, from the plasterers, who have forfeited
their seats BY being absent three consecutive
meeting ~
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
P. J. 0OonnciI presented credentials of him
self @. Dolsn, ]. Hunter, II. Fowles, D. Devine
and B. A. Cox, fron the brickiayers union, to
represent them Cor the nest twelve months
TIE eredeusials were referred to a special
committee wh9 reported them correct. o. mo-
ton shey were received and the delegates or
dered 70 take their sssts.
Mr.. Croft reported that be- had made inquiries
a. to the cost Of fxDg the transparency and
reported different prices On motion the report
was received, but not adopted, the delegates
contending that the prices were too high and
not required ct the present time. q.
The moulders reported trade dun, their union
remains about the same.
Brioklsyers reported trade dan, union iicteas-
ing every meeting "
Tail0Ts reported trade fair, but not 50 good az
it gene rant 10 st this season.
The financial secretary inquired the prics that
the Assembly would fix for the rent Of those
Dnioas meeting in the hall. Alter some discus
sion IL was asreed 70 charge unions represented
10 the Assembly, numbering Less than $50 mem
bers, SO per month If ever $50, SIS per
month and unions not represented in the rs
sembly. S. more per month than those repre-
sented. 1JkIbj u JF.E ft W GU
On motion Of Mr.. O'ConnelI, Mr.. Croft was
appointed committee TO have the bricklsyers
desk 6xsd, il hstins been broke in moving
| On motieA ar. Croft vaa ondeaed to have a
new lock and two bolts put on the entrance
door Of the;hsll. -.I NrT---4eE1is II
Mr.. OCOnnen was appointed to procure
directory board and have It fixed on the en-
trance Of the building for, the convenience Of
those unions meeting I'm the hall
adjourned to meet at the regular meeting on
Monday evening Hext, ats Pm.
.. d. CoRNELIUs,
--' Recording Secretary;
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

A correspondent writing from Sierra
CITY, California, under date of May
18th, says:
II have written TO Mr.. Trevelli6k for
information and guidance to enable us
to form o union. Also to your CORES
pondent With regard I the ancient or
der of unined workmen, of which he
gave such a glowing account As for
any benefit to MS here in the mountains,
the San Francisco unions are, they
might as we'll be at he north pole,
What we most need here is a labor
exchange, having its branch offices in
every mining district. Wages here are
$50 per month and board. "A man out
of employment spends So per day for
meals and lodging. Each man out Of
employment spends from $40 I'd $50
before be again gets a job. Some think
it would average $25.
| offered an elaborated plan fol- la
Dor exchange, to the order Of Good
Templars, Of which l am a member,
which numbers four hundred lodges on
this coast (Califorms and Nevads). 1t
will | think, be published next week.
When published will send you a. copy
and perhaps it may suggest some new
ideas TO you respecting the wants of
laboring men.
Here, on this coast, the most prom
inent feature in a labor organization,
should be labor exchange. The
Chinese companies are an excellent in
stitutiOn fer keeping all their members
employed, while white laboring; men
it seems, cannot unite for any purpose.
The result fear, will be that the moon
eyed hosts viii drive lsboring mdn and
women entirely from this coast!
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e,rDd TO be represented by delegates.
The committee appointed to procure
hall for the meeting of the Labor
congress reported as follows; Hop
t;nsS Music Hall, six days and one
n;gbt. sl2O; Greenwood Hail. $3.50
Pies Music Hall. 500 Mozart Hall,
$3.50. VI
~ stt with President Trhvel-
"a ,Nt1e now awaiting instruc-
nuport received.
;nmittees OF inquiry were present
trom several Unions not now repreSent-
al The committee were advised, by
he Chair, Of the objects of the AS
sembly. n.
an Visiting Unions in COvington, and
Newport, reported that at least THREE of
them would send delegates to the As
sembly.
On motion of B. +. Lovelace, the As
,embly proceeded to perfect a perma-
Dent ORGANIZATION, and the following
committee was appointed to report a
constitution and bylaws Messrs. Love
lace, Smith, J. G. Weaver, White and
Flanagan. -.
After brief absence the committee
returned and reported the following
preamble:
WHEREAs, Experience has demonstrated the
u,ilit7 Of concentrated effort In arriving It spe
ci6c ends-that in their accomplishment al
means NAV be adopted not Incompatible With
Individual rights or the welfare of society aud
Il i deemed an object worthy Of such effort TO
Mace labor and iIs reward on an eqnal, hssis
uith capital.
WHEREAs, The WOrkngmen Of this city and
vicinity are isolated when they should be United,
and without an exponent Of their principles or
organization to give an effective voice to the
DubTc sentinent-therefore,
Be il Resolved, That the Workingmen Of this
city and vicinity with few 20 harmony and
frsterniEatiOu, form themselves into an essoci-
sted brotherhood, to be styled the Labar As
semhly Of the city Of Cincinnati.
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From "Hachinist."

CzIcAeo. May as, 1905
10 the Hdissr Of tbs woakuonAxs ADvoVAss.
As it y some time since bad the pleasure Of
aAdessipe youk readars, throudh tksualaaps of
the ADVOCATE, avail myself Of q temibrary
residsncs<iA ySnr scitys 70 again hold little
.cQaseepesRi4 ,AemsvN bstPPyyynisasion
iiwSl ut BOD Wtnss et bnai e; hkkst NV
'psps SeiHe NJ cosy semtbrt !; asd, laTtaJesh Il.
history like my osh, has had good many ups
and aOwm IN L, Lam gid % asyds h.s.ever
been faithful companion. When last wrote
you itwas 70 expose and dencunce the tyranny
Of che NO-shwestern Railroad Company and the
liekspitsles n employed, and hoped Il would be
the last time would have any occasion 70 de-
ncuhce the trucking cowardice OF come Of nv
fellow workmen, or the dirty work Of those who
supervise them. But Il seems was mistaken.
| Jstse N NJ sarptie, S9sc ndh slAugtAened
absence. to find that ths ma chinIsts employed
ct the Book lslsnd shops Of this city, ssbmit to
System Of sIsvery, whose only couAssrpar.
vas TO be fovnd in the prison pensaf she south.
and which even lte Northwestern never dream.
edef, and which no Aonorsbls mschanic could.
Of woald. submit 10 for an hear, except under
the iron hsnd Of necessity. ..e-..,.y ,.
ltRsa prepared from fesdiag yDar paper.
wA,eh aA~ In every eisy tka.sI vislSgd. 10 snds
pretty close watch kept Over he men, b. 1
certainly did no. expect 10 6od che niara
sIavish fear saw on INV abort tour NJ ohss,v.-
ton. And. could not hello contrasting The man.
~ Independence Of the man Of tho Norsh wsst.
arm shons Who "A H., h..thon. - a.,...a
their rights, wrsh Gle .oeaf hack Of Independence
exhibited by men whom the company seem to
own body and breeehes. -
2 Hntf AmNst gusag had dn nv fel
lov crafts men. in this letter a. ls.st Thouoh
T 81. ~ ~ Hs.
lIrALf&LVks;, az N,T&tTE.~o.-
& aSII Hr.5ENA.s -
More an .ill;os' \. s;ys s,.d;, u vhom .re
dit il dus The maebinety il tho hes. and mofI
nerfect ever sax n5 sny rester1n r.;trasa esz1
tAhnsGAa.. 9eAg hSsA$n - L. Isss .nd
ali LA~a t.a u 1901. a .u,,aA
81 ~ ,bs mos. .orssahls -orL.hons IL the
Az X " ~, ~ hsa thanl IA AZ lhould
I. .,.,da...I =. 1.,..4s .mIh. 49,. }.A.m
+. hv..vo,d ,mo.g the mscb;ui..s Of ~. o.nn-
- .n5 wh;cb makes the most. .h;sct suh.a,.
L.. ,h.7k;oA % x.-or go &a4s..msn,
~. :. ~ -. .;.A,. -, ,..n.~~;.h
,ro.v commend. T sh.n commence ~ state =.
,uce the actual condition df ,f.irs a. HtbeS ex-
e. ts.Ao doing sb4ifpaI de truth, the whole
.ruth and nothing but the truth I leave YOUR
reader, 10 form their own conclusions
u. u;oo.~s.d .Ao., ~. sr.,,h a,do RouA ard.
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MAcHNIsr.-In answer TO Jour lsttsr of the
LIST, requesting US to state the Oumber OF the
natioDaKties, which served in the union army,
during the late struggle, We publish the follow
ing, when is said to have been copied at Wash
ington Immediately after the chose of the war
Germans, 1880; Irikh, l44.2O0; British
Americans, $500 English, 1880; Promis-
cous NAtionalities, AZ, 400; Nationality unknown
2e,50O; Native Americans, l,bSS,S0O. Total,
Q O8 9OQ
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SPRINGFIELD, May IS, Is7O--l1 the woRK-
NGNAN's ADVOCATE, Of Nay IA, noticed my
name mentioned by Phiiadelphia union, No. 8
10 regard 70 Frank Harper; il 10 On ACCOUNT Of
the neglect Of the secretary d the SFtnghsia
union that the name appeard The money ot
F. Harper IVES sent to Union No. 8, on the Esd
Of July, 1868, postofice order No. S7lS. Hav-
ing sent the money twenty-five mouths ago,
Union No. calls IL neglect OF the secfetaryt
This shows the good book keeping Of the union, !
no honor to the officers and investigating soma
mittee Union No. has sent letter to union
No. AZ saying, "Thsa IL you cannOt show re-
ceipt, we hold you responsible for the amouRs
Of So" This shows the igneranSs OF thAs I'M
ion. As long as can give the date and num-
Der OF the money order, that b 6ihit required |;
although il is no more than right 70 have re-
ceipt, but some secretaries will not send q re-
ceipt at all, then the m oney order 10 my receipt
B. OPPKNHRnRR, -n
Ex-Sec'y., Lock boa les.
CoUNcIL BLUFFS. May Is. 1874 man BY
the name Of d. N. Newcomer, claiming 10 hail
from Clea, field, Penn, has made appIicatiah
to this union for membership. Unioas having
charges against him, will please present them
within thirty days from the publieatlen of this
notice. JOHH BofsKER Na'
Cor. Sec'y. Union No. lilo, BOX 22a. 81,
COLUxBUs, May 2s, ls7O.-Unions having,
any charges against H. Lippy, Who claims 70
hail from York, Pa, will please notify this
union within thirty days from date, As be has
made application for membership to this union.
By order Of Cigarmakers' Union No. "a. III
ALTx. HEssR, u.
Cor. Sec, Lock Box 976. Y
ALBANY. May 10, 1870.
To the Officers and Asmbep ef Locet Unipns
GERqLkMKN This is TO inform you mat w.
E. Kirkland has beer suspended from this union
for non payment Of dues, fines and assessments
S.V. r. SEAEN, l-
osf" Sec'y. UnioO No. 80.
WORCESTER, Aay16, 1870.
70 Members of Local Unions: ,
GENrLEHEN-Ezekiel Bergh wishes to be-
come a member Of Cigarmakers' UQion No. ST.
Any union having charges, will notify this
union before the AMn MendW in Jplg, :.
ANY dgarrma sknewiag = the Addetss Of
Charles Krumsick, will confer q favor. BY send
ng It TO J. B. 6raEEEyBURs.
Cor. Seey. G. N. u. No. S9z.
No. Edwardi street, WecestA. AaAs.
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costing Only t27S, after repeated faiIsrss 70
Discover the worm Win IN impsrtsd microscope
costing sSs. -of feebler power and Leo fslis-
bis." TINS fse, DR. Kendall sands ready 70
prove AZ any time. The Cr.ie Microscope ia
neat boxes with fun direction ID mailed any
where for sa,7s. BY K. Il. Ross. iSis Locust g.,
St Ya,;s Ma 11fI H.'. "a. flfv lnlf. e
Read the advertisement IN this paper.
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The PLAsrERERs Of this city are again in diff
6culty. Several Of the employers are epdeavOr-
ing to cut dcwA wages. but 90 Tar they have not
succeeded. or course the result depends upon
themselves. # they will keep stiff upper lip
show an united front, and remain true tolesch
other, the effort will prove q miserable fHiure.
Let them re member that the men who are now
putting up buildings can veil afford to pay their
workmen living wages, and that economy can
be better praeticed In other quarters
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Yours fratePRAlly,
Val. HoNHAUsER,
Corresponding Secret1ry, No 4.
BUFFALO, June 2, 1871 notice few er,
fors IN my report as printed in the ADVOCATE,
w, Union Al sent STAG so, instead df $246 90;
Union A sent tSS 90, instead Of $sS 90; also
lumber of members reported by Syracuse Union
70. ., was 1877, instead Of III also the address
o the Secretary Of the Cleveland Union is box
-'1o2, instead Of s,762. The name or the Sec
re,ary OF Union SS Is Jno ]. Feary.
lou will have the kindness TO correct the
ABOVE errors, and oblIgs
Yours fraternally,
ELIAS Smith, LIT Sec'y.
BUFFALO, May 26, 1870 Corresponding Sc
cfetAries Of local unions of cigarmakers, will
please inform me Of the whereabouts of Ferdi-
nand Roeber as soon as possible
WV. SCHROEDER,
Cor. Sec. UDi5n No. 2
AUBURN, N. Y, May %, 1s7O.-A. E. Gum
herson wishes to Join this union. lie never be-
.Cnged 10 any union, claims to have served his
Time IN Caldwell, n. J., and has been foreman OF
shop in Senaca Fall :, n. Y, this last wear
Any union having charges against BIN will no
hiy US immediately. VIZ. GIBBoNs,
Union No. 81, box 43S.
M OrrAWA, May 81, 1870.
10 the Officers Of Local Unions
You will please forward one copy of your
by-laws and bill Of prices to my address, and
$50 all communications and petitions which
Iney would like me to advocate at the next
labor Congress, to which I am elected tc
represent chem, and as their REPRESENTATIVE
would like 70 comply with their will
p. w. LaVine,
Int Vice Pres't., Drawer No. 20
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SAL URDAY ENENlN6
FOR their conyeniAnce ,..fy
MEANS enr xdsntlfvfnR DAnos34ore.

When new Depositor nrst to che Savings Bank
precauons are taken and records made that he may
always be Identified, and thst In case book N loGt
The thersofcannot be defrauded
ne s0snes Of this iDstitgop % sonAaeA 4ssiasveiy
70 the receipts and care Of Savings Deposts Funds
Ing badness d transacted. ,-,,,. ..- =, -, =
certain proportion Of the funds are Invested by loan
upcn real etats In The city Of Chleaeo In making such
lcAns psshreAee 10 always given 30 applications from
Dspotors Of small mana who have accumulated In Dc
Insation safeient funds 20 pay for lot q mound
and desire 20 borrow something TO aid them Nm
erecting budsngH be used Ra nj homes eor
shsmeeavss and families. :
ArAonsy rsuistsd By Dram 70 Europe Or elsewhere
for Dspo6tors.
A1xAs Plans or Cheap Cottages, selected b. q com
mtse % depsdors In this institutiOn may be seen i
the Savings Bank
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5AfAf urktnamall's StlrOtaGr
CHICAGO, JUNE 4, 1870.
CITY MATTERS.

The LABOR UNION viii meet next Wednesday
evening, at Trades Assembly Hall, Lind's Block.
A full attendance Of al the members 10 earnest
ly requested, as business of the utmost import
ance to the League will be brought before the
meeting.
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II creating false Impressions

liz TowS.-Pssidsnt rreTellick ives 10 town
Ivy week. Jgber Jls Gay sfhis asriSa Ne vas
taken in charge BY John SinsS President Of the
schuylkfll County Miners, Who represents that
his cOnetitusacy are on the tip zoe Of saxiety to
hear the clarion tone and treLchant arguments
Of the Detroit Shipcarpenter- lie returns to
The city this evening 70, = brief Say, whsa il
is expected shAs be yin b invitsd 70 address
40 amalgamated meeting Of the several German
trades and workingmsu's unions. These or
ganizatiouS stinasassd By the reports to which
come to them Of the gsnsroas, doings Of their
New York brethren, ere doing Auely, and pro
misses 10 become n most valuable adjunct to
the Workingman's Party here. 50 soon g it
becomes ssrOag enough to "geI up on its
pins"
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THE HRfcKIAffRs.

NO. D.
r. I'D !, Ma4rT1a3oesa Nay f1shals,H :
Of the NatiopAl UAion If BricklayeFs -
I've votRtn Besp6See % ne mn % Nvievanee
Of union No. 10 Of New York (Iocated at Troy),
as received, hes been nearly pnapimoR in the
affirmative but wishing 20 AV0i6 taxxsion the
Secretary Of the National Union proceeded 20
Troy to judge Of the situation and eEect ses-l
Element if possible but frosS the result of visit
to the chairman Of the 50 called board Of trade,
or, employers union, sseVident there 10 no in
tention on their part TO elect . eOmpromise or
recede from their original demands and they
nov add the further provisO, that the Brick
LAYERS Of Troy must admit 70 their union, as
are now in their emplOt ~ ~ ~
On the part of the dnlDu there is a deter
mination not to accept these terms and as the
contest has been Wsged sinee fhe kxth day Of
March, with the loss of only two of the members
of their union, they ere eona.dent Of an intimate
and complete success which has only been re-
tardedby the arrival Of bricklayers from the
Vieiaity Of New York city, soese Of ahe en-:
ployek employing them At Ire comp promising
terms Of the U0iOn. -..
Acting upon the information received, With
mature deliberation, believing il % b. for the
interests Of lDe National OrkS1iE eoh, bb the
power vested in me a. President, I do hereby
assess each member Of the National Union the
sun OF tWenty cents, the said aWoaqt 70 be
assessed on the first day of June, 1870. As
the funds Of the nnion are nearly exhausted,
do recommend that the amount be taken from
the funds Of your union and forwarded to the
Treasurer of the National UniOn 40 soon a.
convenient, so as to give immediate relief. See
Art Nil, Section and 4, Constitution.) I
further call the attention OF your union to the
eight cent tax, legalized BY the late Convention,
for the relief Of Union No 3 Of New jersey, and
the donation list for uHiOns No. Is New York
and No. Of New Jersey. Trusting that you
will give it immediate attention, and act vita
your usual generosity, is the earnest desire Of
Yours in the National Union,
JoHN O'KEKYYK,
President National Union Of Bricklayers.
(Attest,)
STEPHEN j. BURROWS,
Secretary National Union % Bricklayers.
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Tia frtcAtA spiralis or Pork worm
Perhaps 1t ID mot generally known that the
Npch ,tsltsd # Hishisa spisaliA or pork vc %,
was first discovered IN America by DR.. X. G..
Kendall, Of Philadslphia, q, with the Ameri-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-06-04

Tvs STATF Insurance COxrAsY.-We sgain
can the attention u the readers Of rHE AD-
vocArE to the stsaement Ut the State insurance
Company, Of this city. Having recently RE-
fssvarb those having policies ID The National
Insurance COmpsny-Sn institution in which
MANY Of our working classes had a peculiar in
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A Wonderful MieroseoDe.

Rev. Daniel Wise, D. D., editor Of the New
York Sunday School Adyocase. thas spesks Of
the celehf4sed CtdE Microscope
y fls simplicity, cheapness and great ms ruify
ing power struck me with surprise Then I was
examining fy's eye BY its aid, and vas struck
With wonder at the skill and power Of the Creator
which Is. displayed IN Us structure When
saw a statement In an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope magaleed one hundred diane
tets, and could be kVGfht for $3.50, thought
il was one Of tho hap14gs Of the hour, Ger I
had paid go fofs ml6aAope Eet long before
Bat nov 6ndh 70 EsalIy valuable instru-
nent which Slseuid ~. . zee introduced INTO
the families OF OF vsRaers in places of the
manifold useisD faRa&bich please for m hour
sn1 Ii then dest& lsks This microscope would
both amuse ande hstsuet them and advise
every boy and dr. whs. wishes to know the
wonders which - In nttis things to save his
money until be Has e256, which will pay for
the microscope sd the postage when sent BY
mail" We Ia.
As holiday gift this microscope ia unsgr
p nd, bdng stsAheStal, sssrsttive, amusing
and chesp, and nave soaals rs isterest Agents
andi dealers supplied On liberal terms A sample
will be mailed. post paid, TO any address for
can, Ivy En- Ross;; Locust 81, 81 Lcuis, No.
Read the ady@aensnt ID another column.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

0fhciAl from Local Unions Ordered pubIshkd in the
WoRKBeNAE's ADVOCATED
STRIKE REPORT or UNION NO. 4.
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A SCIENTIFIC WoKDER-The Craig microscope
adapted to popular and scientific use. Read
the advertisement. Price, $9,75.
How mssy housewives are there Who have
experienced the difficulty Of obtaining good vim
egat Read the advertisement Of W II Bishop
TN 'this paper. ----l-
TE n RI Il ~
Coon wholesome vinegar. Any one can make
IT, See sdvertisementof w q Bishop N this
paper. -.., ~.
TEE AMERICAN ENIGRAST COMPANY are nov
tussiss aslise u magai6eest steamships direct
from Liverpool, Dublin, and Cork to the United
States he rates ere as low De those BY any
ethF liHf, and iis vessels are all under the
.@ahhd Of atie md e1pefarrced sesssu.
Every attention is paid TO the comfort and
safety of the cmigrant, who are also placed I'M
der the care Of IN efficient medical StaG We
can truthfuly reesmmsad shiA line to parties
DESTROYS or bringing out their friends, a. pos
ssssing ioducemsnts eGered by no other line.
For all intoruatiou Apply to n. Nelson, 81
Wells street.