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AGENCY CWE
Napoleon Surrendered! /,
FRANCE A REPUBLIC ! !
Az the Governments of Europe
CrMnblind

q :. CTN7aOElng - - IL.
GOODS LOWER THAN EVER!
"A, !. Chsmberlin wishes % irfbrfn The peo.
Just reCeived bran new stock q Merchandise
Gon1istane o. pEy GoQds, GrpserieA Clothing,
nootcs 0noes. hats Caps, Furs, .QneenswAr6,
for sale q very lew prices. Come and sec fsf
I an thankful for the very liberal patron.
NGe reCeived and hope BY strict inteRritv "a
bdeinees, and by onsrine good sOods, at iSW
age. *. Z. CHHMBERLiE.
sep.ls.wems. n -.1--D ---,. 80
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WARNEHS 81.
PILE REMEDY

even in one easel to cure the very worst cases
Of the Blind, Itching or Bleeding P1les.-
Those who are afnicted should Immediately
Remedy. tits expressly for the Piles, and Is
not recommended to cure amy other disease.
It has cured many Cases OF 80 yeafs standing.
PriceA For sale by all druggists.
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Having been in tho Lumber Yard
for several years, and became ac-
quaintcd with it. l buy my stock
for cash and am able to sell low for
cash. COME AND SEE ME BE-
FORE YOU BUY. 81
Lumber warranted in measure.
-. Remember the place, Jefferson
Street, Main anu Samantha.
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Madrid, Nov. 4.
In o speech in the Cortes Prim
announced his regret at tho conse.
quence of the candidature of Hohen-
zollern, and formally presented
Aosta.
Casteller's proposition for censure
was rejected-22 to A.
A number of Deputies have asked
for a discussion of the diplomatic
documents.
The Chambers have refused to
allow a discussion.
The final election Of a king is fixed
for the 10th inst.
Berne, Nov. 4.
The National and Mobile Guards
were routed by the Prussians Tues
day near Thanh. In consequence Of
firing being heard SO near the border,
troops arc concentrating on tho
frontier.
Tours, Nova.
All the journals here praise tho
conduct Of Trocbu, and express the
conviction that he will theoretically
repress all future troubles in Paris,
as he will, doubtless, receive by an
immense vote, the sanction Of the
Parisians, at the election which has
been ordered.
Everything is quiet at Lyons
There is intense indignation against
Bazaine, but no disorder, The citi-
zens are actively preparing for the
defence Of the city.
Correspondence from Marseilles in
stances as absurd the conduct of
Cluseret, that when a few turbulent
persons conducted him in triumph to
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NAYS ls,o-dAwyi
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6Ogartntlshlp nolnts.

NOTICE or Di-~Oit Tl0N.-Ntt'rr % hd'I
- Sven, iht ne tuptTtltrsIl. uufet'.i q rtstni
Lh"vtl Jane Hs.trpt and VIM. IL. paNis 90
Jane, harrpo4 and IhRrlc: +. bsll,, b. 0 .ounde-S
Rev lols cty have been disco. rCd Us liufual q
meat i'e" for", Jan. s. 80 JANF- nAiudsoN.
A., person, hnNlle hc'O.nts a. cIrl a.! hIt, Atui
are requested 10 rCiitv ten NltI J.Gr, llnTr-9l 40
arss hn, care Van santN cord q ilsUu. "a rarb ros
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Qublif NOtitts.


wander through the sroets at night or 70 sock she ter
att police sa Ion, Spong ysRIants ana Sem
se Ger annually iocrsssng Rg .np GG ,nclnsa 7, s
n e lp es SYrN SSore The erpeGcncy
iishpent shall ha,. been deerpred by s Lsgups 70
snnpsy snPropre ssum Of oney for nc refer ,S S
e Go S59S rye yGSss ,as q Ss
trougb thi. Department., aud last year tpe snprIpsa
sat sfs oT d.t asSt u he ss.sncS o.
nj Ssy naSe sssasS he duty Is
% sns mfd Z. z e.. Or SSs or tie %
soatDue ne relief 70 the blind m appropriation o'
s"'"V VIII DO required; ,o. mn,
Tho most dcu. JUNCTION OF ne Departn G,orar yV
need Tor V want q eIrloynsnt Tie sics poor lave
CLAIM tho CHARITIES Of me pgnnc hl5hsr tnsn inSs r
PoylneIi TO provide ,he pieE is 70 ooey The DC.
lief TO other cl's.es the poor Involves eonnsra;
,s e TG "a. cam @S e ns NJ
% or s1 ' e fs s as or
ineisefhnSs,e charity To. Inevitable consequsnee q
CH . g ss es sy .nS ss
rssnce e the arc 70 me Rrsse
less disposed and les able to 6eSs lie oaite oiic;
I'LL o. length he becomes vagrant and pauper' and
In dcp.siy populated countries, where the competl:
tines to bare snSsistoncc and a reverse in trade
shot hsrye throws large Of the M on
must be CO 70 the necey 2! Tho sHe and
lie charity on January L. 1862, lli6SH, Of whom
1915! we're aplehoded. II may we'll DE guestionei
greatly attributable TO the UNIV iso rcguaons OF former
ases for tue support OF the poor But with ns there
no such oyerShelmlnE aecSs.ty Inc ra',anees 81
ds loss Of character they are
widows struggling to rear families Of children; -,
All applications for ieef are made TO the Chei Ike
perintendcnt OF Out.bJor Poor To guard against
fraudulent or Improper applications ha CITY e divided
Into eleyon districts and visitor IA hsignol 70 eWh
condition OF every applicant resdent IN his district
Poor.
Tnc number who were receiving outdoor relief o.
fCoruaTy 10y. gt ~ ptr-Ohs
hngual lI zg L.Ieons
Respectfully submiticd. -
a. " BHFSSNN,
JAS. II. NICHOLSON,
Coinmif ion,u.
III OYPfep oI Nsw York BoAID FIRE
UNDEgwEf1Era, l55 broadwly. \ .
Nouce L. hereby given, tti by resolution OF ho ara
the Commtee on Police nnd Origin OF fires IL euth9r
ized to ofor One Thousand Dollars reward for the &C.
tocon ana Conviction OF any person or persons suhy
In sccordanco with the above tie Committee invites
Information from parties havtlg knowledge Of 81.
cumstances Of \ Suspicious character IN connection
with the occurrence Of any IRE. ,,-,,,,
LISDLEI MURRAY,
Chairman vt Commitee on Police and
. 49, Origin OF fres.
Il East Chester-A taxe. OF est, Ceniril ana Mount
WcdnCsd,y the u o. Fcpluary. from TO 10 oc ock 4.
NJ, cor. Graz and Elizabeth Sta. New York, for the
la time. Of per cent fccs All Other collectors or the
said town are irands CllAELLs j nOCM k.cslyer:
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Stoal n0lwss.

SUpEiiOR IOURT OK TnR cry ~
- NEW loRh.-l llshcth A. larrJw, pllintih asal1a
joan d. hHrr,w, defendant. Summons Tor rcli com.
ava eeNrdD 10 tue dtiondnrt, Jrhu ID. NARROW; iOu
are hereby summoned and roqnfei 10 answer n con-
nhnt "a ihls action, which VIII ne MED N thc Cflee u
Soun'y Slerk'. ohce IN the CitJ of New io.k, ARD %
serve copy Of ytut GnswCr 70 the Hlsut "a
the suGscrincrs AZ their oIco. No ~ broadway, With
~ twenty Day after the service Ui hi, summons "a
you cNcu I'VE OF the LAY Of hGCl scrN I'D loa
hl - answer The said cJpaMt w,thIn me time nioge
sn'd, tho plantN IN hs nctiol wa APP 10 the Cout
Tor the ~ let demanded IN the cnniplAu Dtt, isna
AIRY L. leo CUSHING, flrIMAN n GAKplNtR
Ir.lu' o. Ati,tuefi
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SiluntilL
S,lmutiaL
hight PER CENT. GOLD

Ia
FIl,ST MORTGAGE BONDS
vi THR ISSUE or
10000.
BY THE
ST. JOsEPH AND DsSNER CITY Il. II. Co.,
In dcnon natious OF tiaOo and $500 coupon regis
tered with interest eight cent pcr aanun paya
bic 18th February and August, In gold, free Of Unite
States taxes In New York Europe. The bonds have
thirty year. tc run. payabciu New York IN gold Trus
toos farmers' LoAn and Trust Company, OF New York.
The mortgage which SECURE these bonds ia at the
$500 per mile q completed road for every
bond Issued. and Is nrst only mortgage. This line
eonnectl?gst, Joseph with Fort Kearney will make a
short and thfough route TO CALIFORNIA.
The Company have capital stock
And a grant OF laGd from Congress Of
10000 acres. valued at the lowest estimate
Iirrt Mortgage G9nd-. ltJJO
tlo1sNJ
Length ot luui. 2, miles Ir CO. Wy AMI accrued In
tcrrst. Can be Obtained from tire under, lgrcd Also,
lamIhlet>. niHIs, and iN3s a,ipn reiating thereto
These bonds being so We, secured and yielding large
income, are desirable " rates scekng SAFE and lucsa
Wv ". l.. CONVERSE a CO. Conf. Agents.
,.,., -, 81 Enc H., New Nors.
eGai, j., New YORK.
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i0ee beds.
CITY, Charity Hos. Ital on BlackWei Island aud tho
tdldreus Hospital on H4ndallr lslnud.
bellevue luspinl has the capacity tor....,., 100 pefs
Charity hosptal has tie capacity lor, ...i 900 beds
tmldrens Hospital hos the capacity ior....., 800 beas
Bellevue nos llal II a. old Fruct are, It's internal
arrangements are such a. plevcI the adoption Of
modern hospal improvements, nor Is the ventilation
Board to the deioct o the building 50 far as IS
pTartlcaOe The same general objection applicable
10 thu Chldren's Hospital. The structural arrange
ments OF Charity HOSPITAL embrace nearly every con.
att NOR w pfoper ycntlaton OF the wards and the
comfort Of the patients,
twin he n icissarV 60 erect Maternity Hosnlta as
oleyuc ~ 20 rOyde Iurlhvr and better account
tioDs Mt that hos uial for surgical cases,
In both cha OF pat ents IL IS Of te nrst Importance
that largc ana comlnodous wards be prOyidcd with On
a1un ant supply OF fcsh air, aud that ohor ward IN.
occupied shall No an reIdlnCss 10 which the pntic ns
may he removed on tht hrl eai Ancc OF gHIBrClS
cr! siPtla1 v. puUrpcrnl fever
SPECIAL HOSPITALS.
The SMALLPOX rad Fever Hos tas are situated AZ tho
Westerly cnd Of Black Wels Island. TITO Fever ltospr
tas CONSIST OF two pHyIiOns each about 100 feet IN
length one Of which Is DsEIgupd to either rex. The
Epcpt'c and lHfalytlc Hospitals are also paIio on
the eastern end Of BuCkwe rs Island. The lncurnhlc
Hone grounds.
mcnt Of detlfct II the eye aI charge OF dis.
tn uishcd hyalcaLs, WHO have made the dlseases ol
those ~ gaus tuclr special study.
There are several wsrds u Charity HosDal which are
m'sloners N former report referred to tho nu
favorable influence Of tue PREFACE OF syphll. on the
blg IatIcntatO remain there lndVr treatment,
1hou not strictly within the IroNncC OF their duty
The tonni.-oncrs ~ pocuy direct the Rttcntlun %
tht Leg sa ture TO the raid increase OF syUhlo dis.
cas- tho W ofNCw YORK aud 10 the mex. R.ily OF
- NJ M meaSlr'A for thrr abatement Hls cstinatnd
~ ID"'Get! ph''c ana That the increase OF venerOd
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Dtchatkcd
D'-'''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''' n,
Remaining 3st December 1879. .....,.,........ le
This hospital. situated on iiandals leland. consists
OF two huldngs fur either tex, for the treatnicat
Of the Sick children of the nurseries. The hos lts, to-
Icthor with tho IDIOT hsyum. In charge Of Super
lntendcnt and Rcsldent Physician, assisted by Two
uyusc Ply siciaIs.
MOT Asylum.
Rernainin2 ist January, 1857. ~
Received during the l(uf.......s...,......s.... " 40.
Dlcl q,
Remaining gist nccotnber, 1867 .............,,. lis
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To Tie Inilstrl0 sch0ol on Ihri's Island are com.
nteI vA.rt hoy. Oh TO be .CLtto 70 nurseries on
hGlialft Islam. hltitua truapts from school and Ia
cOrrig H. BOYS Br fore Che esta oshmeat OF ts choo
bows Slc Cse, referred to- n the Nutscrles
were. nder tue cnt,e clyline Of those 10, t'utions
tnsut ordinate they inCtcd tho younger children to
msca3cf aud their inluenco In all respects de-
morailhg, or they we're committed TO toe House OF
Relu.e where toy associated with Youthful rF.n AIS
and earned TIE ways III crime. AZ ialrs Isaad ,hc
dhcpline Is stitct ana suited % gcfvlcd and re-
iaut OF mature years, out corpVrcgl punishment
not inflicted. They attend tchoo dalV -. 1ye hours,
and remainder VI thu time Il dcNOti 10 g!ny AMI
Light lapof.
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mtS,tal.

:, 4,
A SAFE AID SPEEDY CURE for lIi.o- W1rr,Nt
IN cdr. and MHdnh pk III Sll uA"t W ~.
lncht OF LADIES' speciality. One aud r''ofti l l''
lob,f Nelson = ace, bet Ntn ~, MA NuN ~ ll'-'-
A nNItb fHtE nj ~, GrrcaW,a rt"r'h, 80 a.
n fheunAtl, m Thomas huicly III tuH"H Il x
LtpelhpoH y, also Mrs. MiaHNuu, y h"'' ~"
y, nm many othrte
1 I.pOD. " NIJOp. Ia U..I' - '"'. "a
- Ino9wlhe reputation, treats m uA"' IN ~
hoaruing IN thu establishment II desired soma 'FS W.
tailed state your cib1, Condolences COu,u 90 1a wv
PRInpllvt inr htanlDe. lVurs y A VI. Ia v =, NJ
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fU,AxES TAXE-i TAXES Of the Town OF
IL East Chester--Al Ia OF West, Cenrl ana Morut
Vernon. washing!onv,lle. &c. viii ,oe received on
Wednesday the N Of February. from TO 10 oC ock T.
NJ. cor. Graz and Elizabeth sts.. New York, for the
Ia time. Of per cent fees. All olher collectors OF the
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The Legislature, At the last sus,on, made appro-
There Il large population living 80 uear sher means
OF sn0s,toucr thai whcn from uny cnuse tnel are
comforts and sometimes tho neccs.IIIo- OF lie Thc
attempt made last year by the Commas oncrs 10
BE- transferred 10 hc West where labor Is always 10 de-
mana. ltwas proposed that employers should make
appncat!on setthg iorh tle number oil persons ih'y
DC scconipSnod .by 4 sum snlic ent to drrray tho
published though the Western states and several
applications were received but tho wages offer.
nttrd to pay the exp, nses OF travel. This scnyme,
though earnestly pressed by wlso and philautro PIC
citizens Was G1andphel Tor the Commissioners do not
deem themselves competent TO eApenl the pub &c
moneys TO hcitsio emigration. They art charge
with the enpport OF tee poor IN tho city OF New iOrk,
apprehension simply the in ipte nance from day 10 day
81 The destitute II the Comm ssodeTs, under the act
of their creation can pay the oNpen'rs OF m lss n
the West 10 save them rom want hcy cah fof III IKE
purpt 20 rru'de them with the tools Of their trades
other mC uos TO earn Their livelihood mere In OF .er
t!e means placed at tnulr disposal But tue apprUltA
Ton gerrtd 20 rqr tue establishment OF an lnell-
j1ct in view without the resort TO qurstopaJc DJWcfa.
succ the once hes 0cen opened largo number OF
hctory wages on tne porsonI application of employ
cIa, many u Whom are resident m other states,
last. From that date TO January there We're ~ male
applicants Tor emploYmci llHl3 icmhes uld cmplO,
mont wac obtained for 3'tI males 4 l5 females Tue
The success Of tue Intelligence Once has been very
graN ing II I'm. brought the employer aud those Size h.
out tie DHyncnt ii icer aud u has broken IA some
desreo, lhu sysem OF petty faudo IN poor. which
sonatiuiSd So segV % grievance no to rgunv cgsa
HoUsELRss ro0R
y there 10 NO pro'i.nn tor ue hou'cle'. moor. The
The larst nmnbrr ~ poor hut Ir"uiUb e los ,, Nh
Iepih'i' Vi TONES 'om various causes. are oOmpoiilc
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WANTEp firtekf- 1pog.:0y- FOR lales' and
w cltdCr't nqGcrgIr''ch'-, IN NlC0s q Ginhs and
Nhecl'rC scn machines. hrs. TDBRpS-. 81 az.
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OhE Oo-H0nsR ROOT sectional boiler aud
ohore trunk onCnO for sa'N. Been In uses ycst aud
AbML Asniv 70 Publisher Of Tho bua
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WANTED > .fstcls,r op.FaoIr on HOwer ma
w chino. NJ =. 4. LAWRENCt's no. mandatory 4,
hohWUy, ~ usmsoitsh u,l 20 DOOR from EJos, felt
4. ferry. A. piy f'r one wees.
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QubIit tlOtit,s -
'rENTn ANNuALnEroHr
or THE COMMISSIONERS or
TUULIc CHARITIES ASD CORnhtrtoH
FOR THE YEAR iS0.

7o1.H,a.Re B,ordqr sDprrfsor, or ne cop'~ q
hc,c luJA.
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hPFR ATOR- and basi.rs on linen COAT. wort
~ glNcu out 10 rsapJnr,ble rartlcs; hi.h, price
9hd. t1ll i2g 3dSys 81 West rth -, reas i'th ~.
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Under the authority conferred by The Legislature, a
ei al lOi Ions li- utea purchased and httcd up
Nautical school. over sOO ooys hom /. to II years Of
nge have elected VITO are learning the science
u- CATION and practical seamanshp under ex cileaccI
Oniccl. well as tarCitnrunry brlnches OF know
tau-l m the uUp % tru1ols.
The ru,c1 cgnug tho shp those OF the appren
tire hlps 81 tln lu'fed ttatCg Navy.
The want OF Ia Nautical School tn the port OF New
YORK hh- lo1I been ouynus. A. carly 49,. the "
nr STAFFORD OF tins city, earnestly directed the lten.
the public Aulholtius 10 the import sucl
q school IA nurely fJr seamCn, and means OF
re- cuu. lsH OF boys who because OF their
aIycniurous dispositions content 10 settle
down ip the ordinary and quiet AyocatOns Of e and
who uulr grauhcd would End the excitement they
loved IN dU1augAery and evil Iracticcs.
The uccs,eiN OF tle echool has grown with the
crease tue city Tue mercantile mari suffers Tor
n want Of mi gent senlnanaud there are mutitudo
Of hoys cited ON temperament only ior ahs lie
wao are GROWING up in ldleuc>s and lugranCy. Inc
course q! Instruction prescribed Or the boys embraces
ever, bruucu of nchmnt ~.ilp, that when tNty
have connected their tgdes they VIII b. conpCta sat
not uy o. discharge the dutcs OF abe-bo lied sailors
nut hcJ Will possess the theoretical know edge nccts.
saiy TO command shp, The necessary alterations 10
tue vessel were completed IN September ,inc1 when
he lao made tlrce lrips to ON return vi sprug
ION ger voyages w be IcHakon Tue progress OF the
b0Ns both respect to tier tinlgs school and In
lea mag tho duties o sailors has hcea Nerl satisfactory
copy OF tn rules Tor the government OF tue say
herewith submitted.
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hmalnlhs ~ beoslhber, 1862. ..,,;.,,n..,,.., SGT
BY their parents md taf"1 NJ by The louc from The
lnblc stroes, aud chdlcn whose parents for Inc limo
are unable to- lior item. u u the ann OF the Com.
ms'!Oucrs to maAe the Nurseios places of sui tsmnor
ary soJourn. ANA 10 canse their q slriontion among
mnillet ~ eAtly as prarticab0 10 III. end mare
se noihed that no Chd may nann tu bc RETAINED
longcr than three months unless tho 6oard oe p,ld
After that time Inc superintendent of ont Door pn"I
NAV apprenicc tnch as gre Of propcr age or. II lon
aoic t. support ana uCAe them. Tho Observance, ~
the rule prcNCn- the ONercrOwding of tht Nurseries
aud avoids The greater cN Ils incident to N-klnl
eumber. Of children together through tue ender veni
life are beng formed - ''N'
NuGsEnI HcarT AL BAsnALI's BLAND
RenaiulnG los JanusIY, 1879 ,,,,,.,,,........1. ~
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WANTED -F.r't class taorrss % y. D. m Gu tom
eDrusi I'm -f. back EhOp.
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N Hs Ha.R ne B,o-d u sVperrfsors or ne Cou'ty "
hc,C luJR.
The Comrissopc of Public Charities and Correction
rcsrcctfllly submit their -
ANN Al REPORT.
Tho CoWmlseonert are charged W IN tie supervision
arl mnnenauce oi ne HOSPITALS Asylums Nurseries.
AlWs uses and Prisons, which constitute the system
OF charitable aud correctional Institutions OF the CITY
Now York. fhc constant populate Of these institu.
tLtiOu. abont eight thousand, aud the aggregate
iumOer U pCrtOns who for greater or lesser periods
Inc '......... is,eoa
~ thc Asyuuls. $3.50
~ o." Nur sn5
Int Alma Houses. 80
IN the cry PRISON.. Al1
III the Nors House. n 2S,
u the remit ntiary...... .,...,............. 1905
De- afiment and supplied with medicines, pa 49,
uents at tner homes. TH
clans At he Bureau FOR Tho uut boo. SEX II go
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Wlani,6-. frma,,s.

A RTIRICIAL FIOwEHs.- wanted mtncll.
~ atey, " ajrls hrspchers and coed hands. TO wort
~ srtinolel nowefs s.oady WORK aud go,t wagee.
Apply o. ~ Mercer a.
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ptt,enu Asr been thirty per s &c the termination
Of re wax Inc nniuIlps Cnutcd aud ntrpetuntcu
by prostitution tho most curious thar enter uvs
lfl, and lead 10 death 10 te Vt nhpalling IoIIs;
Widespread IN heir rayagcs they acct We Ipno0ent ~
offence a. well az tho ICcutlOuz. As IN uo'csuon ~
tire funlful consequences Of IS philc isea may %
stated That In London, where the history OF uEctne ~
carefully noted, tho proportion VI cases Uace"Oie W
sypl,ilis Ia at o.-...
s. BaiiIoomewp osplts..."....'...''.sS er cent
N"Ns nusnUni,
HnuAltiS HOs nuhl...'s. g. ~. s.nt
ilIcnh tosblthl,..
There H. Jult icpuFnnnce IN tue pubic mu ,os.e
nasssrc Of any laws which may seem 10 lcaalAe rty
tuition whether as on the contlncnt OF Europe, thcy
pfoviuc for thc registry Of houses OF Hlfame or tc
tsue cf bills VI health To their inmates ard oSic
from their Questionable moral tendencies, tllero u
great doubt OF tncir efficacy. hut q law ma, Ueeh
passed by the Brltish Parliament when. cAelulya 40
Claiming nom recognizing or CountenaWlnE rro9tiu
ton, has been very efcHrous In arr,ttng lc rprehu
OF ryphlis The law referred to cont mplaUs Cypl
woman Ill OF contagious disease wtln thc mothln5
o me act MS dangerous porsonNho snail be oOnAsltu
70 ahotttil, tcrf to tcuain mt G'-chhISru cutvu
~ The attending physician. The Cmcacy OF tne nW
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Ex.President Fillmore.

gentleman, who recently met ex- Presi-
dent Fillmore at social entertainment, OF
being struck by his vigorous appearance,
was told by Mr.. F. that he had taken bu,
one dose of medicine in thirty years, anG
that was forced upon him unnecessarily
II attribute my good health, he said, ste
the fact of an originally streng constitution.
to an education on farm and to lifelong
habits of regularity and temperance.
never somked or chewed tobacco. never
knew intoXication. Throughout all my
public life maintained the same regularity
and habits of living to which | had pre-
viously been accustomed. | never allowed
my usual hours for sleep to be interrupted
The Sabbath | always kept as day of rest
Besides being religious duty. it was essen.
tial to health. On commencing my Presi-
Dental career l found that the Sabbath
had frequently been employed by visitor.
for private interviews with the President
l determined to put an end to the custom
and ordered door keeper to meet all Sun.
day visitors with an indiscriminate refusal
While chairman of the Committee ON Ways
and Means in Congress. and during my
entire Presidential career. my labers wer,
always onerous and often excessive. but
never suffered an hour of sickness through
! them ALL
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The WhippOrwiiI.

The robins have closed their sweet song.
With loved bluebrds and martins are
still;
While lonely wander close by the wood.
And list to the whipporwill.
Oh where are the friends that to me were
SO dear,
With whom once played on the hill?
All jevial we picked the blue violets of June.
And sang with the loved whipporwill
They have gone from the loved cottage
home and its bower,
The green waving grove, hill top and rill,
Long, long have they laid in the tombs
silent shade,
And sigh with the lone whipporwll
And soon | shall be in that home,
Where this deep throbbing heart will lie
still,
The cold evening breezes float over my head
And sigh with the lone whipporwil.
Sing on, Oh thou sengster of solitude, sing
Send thy notes Ger the mountain and
hill.
And when I am gone where the sad spirits
Then sing thou more sweetly, lone whip
porwill.