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MISUNDERSTANDING to unavoidable
circumstances, Mr.. John Bailey was unable
to reach our city on yesterday, and there
fore his lecture on Walks about Paris"
was not delivered last night, Us advertised,
and has been indefinitely postponed. Those
who have purchased tickets to the same
can have the money refunded by calling at
Mr.. W. II. Keiningham bookstore, corner
Ninth and Broad streets.
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MAYcr's CouRr-Justice FaricT.-Chas.
Jackson, G. w. Candacc, anu John Powell,
charged with having III their possession
five chickens supposed to have been stolen,
were discharged.
Lizzy jackson (ncgro), charged with
using profane and indecent language, was
discharged.
Mrs. Maria Rcichman was brought up to
answer for cnticing her daughter, the wife
OF Charles schonbcrg, to desert him, and
with harboring Mrs. Schonbcrg, was put
under bond i'll 500 to keep the peace and
let Mr.. and Mrs. Schonbers alone.
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rEnrILIzERs.
nAuGH's IMPROVED RAW-BOh,l!

nAIIGu'S IMPROVED KAW-BUNE
Is PHOSPHATE. unsurpassed for reisn& ttSSS
CROPS and for enrichiug worn~oRt land 20 Ks.
cent. cheaper Than Peruvian Gs.sao ss sns ssn.:
nhsse ~ lime. 1895 ner cest. Of which ts solaeE.
II has been In use for over ffseen ysArS ana W
reputation Is unsurpassed. u has ssspn ssspnsMoSi ssesSi
and sol, ISLE pHoSPHAfE. tststts aI sl,ss sss
Is asked. Planters can purchase on oar sSs e.
months time with approved city 1esspsassSs,s psssS s,s
- LEE, seldom = aOs,
feaI-sa Sole Ageats for RisAusaa va
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MEETINGS.

fgNHE MEMBERS OF THE RICHMOND
I MUSICAL ASSOCIATION, both active and
Inv OF their Association ou FRIDAY EVENING,
March nth, in the lcrturc-room Of DIR. H0ges
church. rs business Of vital Importance VIII be
trans acted. j. Y. j.. MCCREEHf.
Inh I0-"ts Secretary.
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STOLEN SuAwL.-Policeman Williams on
ycaterday arrested John Jackson n colored
mani, who had III his possession very
large shawl, which he wa8 trying to dis
loze Of at s2--a very small price in COM
parigon with its value.
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DESPITE THE COLD WEATHER, for the chear-
est and best coke, anthracite and bt,lnlnous coal
Of all kinds aud sizcs sawed, split and long WOOD
go To Mr.. j. Is. WATKISs's, I'LL Main street near
the pust-o1iCc.
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NJ. ELLYs0S & Co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersi in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pnb.
lishsrs' ra,es, for cash. Apply at.thls once,
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SPRING STYLEs.-Just opened, Broughton. Adj
miraI, Forrest, caa-Can, Peabody, and all the
novelties Of the season. nt ]. WEISIGEH & CO.'S,
l:ll Main street. corner Twelfth.
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Ns'o York Weekly, Ledyer, chimney c"r"er,
LcSlie'S Neekly, Harper'S Weekly. Ereyy Sntnr-
day Mturiay Night, Transatlantic, and all other
weeklirs and mcnthlies published can be had at
ELLISON & TAYLoR'S news depot, next to Dis
M buf
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BOWLER INpICrrp.-The grand jury Of
the county court has found true bill
against John Bowler for the murder OF
Charles II. Rodgers, and adjourned until
saturday next
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS for young gents st
T.. " ElSlGKR & Co.'S, 1901 Main corner Twelfth
sIr
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tHrAr F0E CA>iI.-Good pine wood at s1.aG
aud oak at $3.50 per cord. delivered at PAGES,
Ninct, cnth and Cary and Seventh AMI Grace.
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Go to ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's news depot, next
TO DispGtcb building, for weekly and diily papers
and magazines. All the city dalles always on
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sr-.r1o1 SALES TRls DAg.

- .,,r;,, ~. Y,-jru,r <r'.S of Redi Eet0tr
~ t,-.,,, ~. Isl II JGn""rv and hr Is ~
-. n. yn-c1dSrrs po1, fhr '0'fE for ne prtsen;
~. To-. al SGjts i~t'',," Nf .brSf ddF 9
+. II raf tt iG>t day u 0f"f"'tT me Se'seT
~ h"". -----
.,,< W0npWnETH and JACcR 5. ATLEE
WIN sell ls7 acres Of land In ilcnrico county
cs,t 81 this city.
,vrs ". TtNioE wiz ScN =! half-rast =.
Ma nrdrwc!'iug or jackson between First
and second STREETS.
.,ak .Al.tilTr\ VIII >cll ut 10 4. VI. an
.e.,-,iurn; II f,:rniturc, &C.
u. VALENTINE viii ,r,l al 10 o'clock A. VI.
,-.rN,ry ar@ glassware.
, Il. riEkIE, United STATES Marshal. will
ell :hc office furniture, &C., or the James
El,ci Insurance Company II, /? O'Clock.
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DANCIN G.-G. j.. LOWEN- ~
IL TiIhlL of Petersburg. Va, will open ~
his ACADEMY FOR DANCING THIS AT ffE
TERNOON for ladies', misses. and mas-G-tS
ters commencing at O'Clock. Forgcnllcmcn IN :,
evening ut I; o'clock. His friends and the public
generally are cordially invited TO attend.
DANCING ACADEMY ll0t alall street, second
floor above Thomas X. Pricc's DIR! goods store.
NH LII
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FOR NEW YORK. @NA
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ssS4AEls

/THFA
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ss14A8dks
COMPANY.
The splendid new siie-wl,ee, stesm,'ips iSAhAsC Hhs
aARLE. and UATTERAS. leave New York for
Sorfolk City Point, and Rlcimond. eyery TUEs-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at 3o'ci9ck
I. H. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI-
DhT. and SUNDAY, at hiph tide
These sh;rs ere entirely new. ThcyhaTe elegant
,aoons and stateroo,ns. The fare, aecommoaa"
tons, ana attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamers LOT AL
southern and European ports. orn
insurance effected, when ordcrea, Al SuIAt,h;.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, vt the olaces OF ttln
company. ~ ,s- co,r-,.s
WILLIAM c. DUEHAM 4 co, Agents.
corner nain aud Eleventh streets
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TIIEATRE-PATTI.

q
MAN SrntkUSCH respectfully announces
tnat thc Huf.d-ren0wncd concert vocalist, the
Queen of thG cOuccrt-room,''
Miss CARLOTTA PATTI,
Will make her first appearance In Richmond Ill
TWO GRAND PATTI CONCERTS,
MONDAY aist and TUESDAY 2od Of MARCH,
ut O'Clock.
Miss CARLOTTA PATTI
VIII he assisted by
Mons. THEODORE BITTER, the Great Classi-
Mons. J. +. rHUNE, the Distinguished Violin
NirtuUsu: .
Mr. HENRY sqCIlES, the Popular American
Herr JOSEF HERMANS, the Great German
iIr. &. ". COLBY, Musical Director and Ac-
companlst. ,.
General Admission, $3.50; Reserved Seats, Or
rhestrA and Dress Circle, $50 Upper Galleries,
ST. Colored Gallery, Soc; Private Boxes, Slo,
Sl., and Sl5. ,,,,y
The sale Of tickets will commence Oh FRIDAY
the 18th at Bidgood's, at 30 clock.
steiuwuy's C3I and Pianos are used at the fatti
Concerts. Agency at Bidgood's. mn "
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THE RoSERrp CONCERT will hc repeated
tonight at the Grace Street Baptist church.

We hare received from Ellyson s. Taylor.
next to Dispntch Office, Appleto"'S Journni
for this weck-an excellent No.
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STEAM Ehls.


pHIhADELpMIAA, p \ RICH <Skak
SHIP .LlNE.-F0R plIILApELPHIA TWICE.
WEE Ks Steamers SoRFoLK 8: ":
ne x ssSe Sa sEsry ana
sSd 1ns ssty =
NJ. Freight received every day tSunjays except
Freignts taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage TO Philadelphia Including y p9,Tsn meals aid
-, Agent at Richmond,
wSo 2flf:e +. GIspE II; isis z 90es e.. street
Agents at Pbiladelphia,
DoWHATAN sTEAMBOATssI,
{, CoMpANYIstesmssEEss. Es.,! SIATESE ! aAT1SE ~. =
reliable, ana safe route TO Baltimore, savannah.
Boston pnd the West. Tri-weekly limo TO BARI.
more, making close connections Wild steamers @ 70
Philadelphia. No tran5hipment OF goods oe.
swssn ossfS Rss4TUf fTfspa sPs
rURDAY. Leave Richmond every MOSDA1.
THURSDAY; and SATURDAY.
Freight received every Day up to O'Clock T. H.,
except Saturday, and on Saturday up to J O'CLOCK
See daily advertisement for hour Of sailing.
These steamers have excellent saloon, stateroom.
aud passenger ACCOMMODATIONS Pare. w: nerH sn'
and sta!sroon extra. For rsign' OK pAS'as'' ~
p'' RARvEYs WILLIAMS, Asssass. s,ss.
ECR NORFOLK, PORTS-G4IaI
T. MOUTH AND ALL REGULAR &l235
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steame1
JOHN SYLy u s K,
Captain q. G. CLIFFORD,
yes her wharf at Rockets for the aeoye-nanled
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, andF FR1s
DAYS, at ei O'Clock a. NJ. and returns on Ises~
lays, Thursdays end saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk in time to cone
lect With steamers for Baltimore and points
IOrth.
Trains leave City Point fpr Petersburg on asfi'
!al Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, 81. 2.h.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays. Thursdays snd ssfnfdaEes
rom u NJ TO 8! 7. n, for Norfolk, Portsmoutn:
G0ston, Baltimore, and principal lanunIs on
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. -.
Freight, for way-lanaings must be prepaid.
Applyto L. B: IAIOM, agSM.,
sell Diace- Steauurs oEeIH
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND ~ EfTfn

FOR LIVERPOOL AND ~ ~fHfn
lEMANLINE OF MAIL sTEAMERS 4 rs S. ShILINd
FROM KEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALrERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES or pASsAGEBY THE SATURDAY STEAMER
Iirst Cabin, Payable in Gold. .,.o =,
iiyerpool Dr Queenstown. .......'..'''pA'" /"
Seerdgs, Payable III Currency. - a.
f.iyerpoui or Queenstown. % Y"
pASstGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA IALIFAl:
iitsTt I,Irpw w, y,oi,,SS vi " .........,., 20 90
st. John'S, y. F.. by branch steamer tspiu,. ~ "
iSseerdse, Payable In Currency. n
Liverpool or Queenstown. wn....".........-...S ~ "
s.. Johns \. r., by branch steamer. ~ 20
Tickets sold to and from England reaano' and
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further information apply at the CompsnSe
ollces. JOHN q. DALE, Agent;
Is Broadway, New YORK; or
mIIIIAM O.. QIrNHAM q Co. AKentes
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ssARqNE IETELLTGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH II, 1870.
'un rises ..,.,... ell Moon sets. ......... las
sl;n sets 8 I'D Iiyn lldp. 1.1I
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AMUSEMENT TR.
-~--, ,--~-----~---->,-~>~-~~~
DICHMOND THEATRE.

Il R1c'''Ho1'D 1nnni M
JOHN 7. FORD D........................Le Lessee.
LAURA kEENE-FLATTERIEG SUCCESS.
Houses crowded with the elite, beauty, and fash
Ion of the city.
The Event Of the Season--Grand Farewell Benefit
to Miss LAURA KEENf, Queen of Comedy,
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH II,
OH which occasion will be presented Mir. Tom
Taylnr's world famous comedy. as originally
produced by Miss kEESE and performed
by her upwards of LOCO nights.
entitled
OR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Florence Treuchard..... Miss LAURA kEENE
!er original charactCrl.
TOMORROW Saturday EVENING, March
18th, LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. A grand
bill will be offered NH ll-lt
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10 DTUdUWNN NJ" - ..
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM 3 CO., A
NATIONAL LINE.

s.e.mers weekly to LIVERPOOL, x4EFk
calling Mt OUEENSTOWN, lcavingsSEEdS
pier Il North river every Saturday ;-,r,
EE,ExsaSM.EX EEsSMH.IE;X EHIE.' PENNSYLVANIA,
FEGIAED'' VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, sloo and SIS, currency.
Steerage passage $50, currency.
steerace Tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
R37, In currency. pot
Stccrage passage from Antwerp. Hamburg iot-
terIuIp, and HaVre. S45. IN currency.
For further particulars, apply ut tho oMlcce OF
the company, 60 Broadway, F. w. ]. AcksF'
Manager, or I? r,,,>r,,,us ro. hccnts,
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND @kSa
LONDONDERRY. Sfk&4

THE ANCHOR LII L.
,enJed To snii EVERY SATURDAY from picr
30. 20. North river. ut L. O'Clock NJ.
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $sesno
S75. o,,,,. a,ea.
s25. .,,oso ,or.s s.7
pa,torJom Antwerp &C., ut very low rates.
Ora Drafts Issued payable at any bank In Crest Sri'
tain. , :, ,hs roupany's
For further information apply * tne so1ipnIn! I.S
Offices, No. Bowling Green New AofH' W h1'
DERsOS BROTHERS, orto cn .s
WILLIAM c.. DUNHAh co, Asents'
aug
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V,IlE ROSEBUD CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFlT OF
TIE MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
On FRIDAY, MARCH H. AT L. NJ,
N TIE
GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
4 large and choice selection oi
SACRED, SENTIMENTAL. TEMPERANCE,
HUMOROUS, and DESCRIPTIVE,
Sn'us, Duets, Quartctts, Choruses, &c, by
ONE HI NDRED Lift l. + CHILDREN
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Admission, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Doors
open al y. NJ. Concert t. commence ~ l.. NJ.
Tickets for sale at the bookstores of Starkc &
Ryland aI5 Main street, and William I!. kcin-
inyharn, Ninth and Broad streets, and at the door
on night Of the coucclt.
RYLASD'S 2I5 Main street. NH ll-H
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,r their own personal interests.

for their own personal interests.
In regard to J. F. Graham he had pub
licly stated the amount he would pay
for the lease of the Ferry, and the low
er clique knew that they We're not in
juring Mr.. Graham, for the upper
clique had stated they would make up
the sum of, twenty thousand dollars.
We admit that the upper clique has the
most wealth, they have purchased the
lease of the Ferry, and willhave to pay
for it. Third Ward states that ace all
three acted and r0ted on a measure in
Which zee arere directly interested, l think
that the price which the lease of the
Ferry brought must have hurt the
pocket of Third Ward, which will ac-
count for his taking so great an inter-
est in this matter. Now in conclusion
will Third Ward inform us what be.
come of the Fire Engine that was ship
ped to New Orleans in December 1865
and have published for the benefit o.
the citizens full statement of the af.
fairs of the Corporation from Septem
Der 18th 1865 to July 2lst 1868, ant
then the citizens can judge which
clique has filled its capacious crars anG
pockets. JAMES w. OSBORN,
| Mayor of Alexandria.
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the appointment OF delegates to a faf-
ish Democratic Convention to be held
at Alexandria, on Saturday, the l7th
inst, for the nominations of candidates
for Parish Offices; and that each pre-
cinct send one delegate for every fifty
votes and one delegate for every frac-
ton over twenty-five votes cast Tor
Seymour and Blair, thus giving to
Alexandria delegates, Pinevllle 4,
McNutt's Hill 1, Dennis Smiths l,
Lecompte /, Holloway's Prairie l, Co.
tile 3, Hineston 3, Davis Store l, Che
neyville 3, Comrade 2 and Huddleston
a delegates, and every other precinct
one delegate.
Resolved, By the Democrats and Con-
seryatives of the Parish of Rapldes In
Mass Meeting assembled, that the Pres
ident of this meeting appoint commit
tee of five to wait upon Mr.. Wild, the
Registrar appointed to register the vo-
tiers of this Parish, to inform him that
the places designated by him Ill his
published notice as the places where ne
will open his books for the purpose OF
registration will in effect debar at least
one-half of the white men of the Parish
the privilege of registering, and request
him to change that programme SO as to
~ o;ve all, both white and black, an
equal chance to exercise the right OF
suffrage.
Resolred, That the chairman appoint
a Democratic Executive Committee OF
the Parish of Rapides to consist OF five
members.
Resolred, That we approve the course
pursued by Hon. NJ. Ryan in his efforts
to obtain the seat in Congress to which
he was elected by the people OF this
District, and that the delegates from
this District use all honorable means tt
secure his denomination.
The President then appointed Messrs
w. L. Sanford, j. G. P. Hooe, }. Z
Wise, John Began and P. Clarke dele
gates to New Orleans.
On motion of VIM. A. Seay,
Resolred, That all committees no
, appointed at this meeting be appoint
e ed by the President during the recess
> and their names announced throug
l the newspapers.
On motion the meeting adjourne
i sine die. l.. TEAADA,
: w. CALy1r. President.
H. A. BoYCE,
Secretaries.
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Mr. Stephens Second Volume-The
Triumph Of Book-Craff.

We have received a copy of the Sc
cond volume of the "War between the
states,' by Hon. Alexander H. steph-
ems, of Georgia. When the first vol
ume was published we took occasion
to give our opinions of the contents
In it Mr. Stephens had useds his scissors
much more than, his brilliant intellect.
He fought over the old secession con-
troversy, with which every American
has been familiar for the last thirty
years, by copying bodily the speeches
of Mr.. Calhoun, and other Statesmen
who agree with him on the subject.
AS he neared the time of the imme-
date scenes of the war, we had hoped
that he would have condescended to
give us an insight into something that
we had not known before. As he was
part and parcel of the Confederate
government we had hoped that lie
would have given US some account OF
the working of the Confederate gov
eminent which had hitherto been veil
ed from mortal sight. But in this we
have been mistaken. Three fourths
of his second volume are taken up with
labored articles OH the compromise
Of 1857 the .'Kansas-Nebraska-A Act o.
1s54n and other matters, with which
the public have long since been as ia
miliar as Mr. Stephens could possibly
be. A few hundred pages are lett 10
Mr.. Stephens actual experience OF tn
war, which, indeed, gives US no more
information than we possessed before
Even concerning the "Peace negotia
tions" in Hampton Roads, ofwhich NJ
Stephens was magma pars, his accoun
is not half so full or interesting as tn
newspaper accounts published at tn
= time.
In short Mr. Stephens has joined TIL
innumerable army of Yankee book
wrights and gets upa ridiculous medic.
of stale statistics and worn-out argu
ments because lie thinks it will pay.
: A man who thinks Grant grea
man and Henry Wilson a good ma
4 cannot be very good authority on his
torical questions.
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O>~~ssSOss%~--~
SPLINTERS.

The last thing out-The gas.
The draughtsman's paradisc-Pencil-
vania.
You can't marry q miss if yon marry
a widow.
The man who broke.his fast broke
loose as the same time.
To Anglers-To properly bring up
some fish, you should not spare the rod.
Great singers ale often in debt-they
get into the way of running up hign
scores.
The man who took entirely to coffee
said he had sufficient grounds for do
ing SO.
When are a young lady's earrings
like people in debti-When they are
in her ears (arrears).
Bierstadt, the artist, is said to be en-.
gagged in painting magnificent water
fall he once saw--on Broadway.
Many. a man who would scorn to
purloin q song from music-seller
thinks it hard to " steal a march"
ROLL OF HoNoR.-Under this head,
an exchange publishes the names OF
subscribers who have paid their SUD-
scriptions.
, Twelve youths have been sent by the
Emperor of Morocco to be educated in
France, Though bound in Morocco,
they are to be lettered in Paris.
An English paper says the latest
wrinkle Of fashion in New York Is the
wearing of diamonds set in the teeth.
Who has seen any Of these fashionable
teeth'
81. A grumbling old farmer lately ex'
, pressed wish that his cattle were en-
: dowed with human intelligence. HI
g complained that he was compelled Il
a drive them to drink.
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w Chemistry is furnishing us new
agents for fuel, force, food, and many
other important aids over those we once
possessed. Ports from which commerce
was driven during the hot months by
their terrible fevers are visited all the
year with impunity now. Many local
tiles in the South and West kept ten
antless by their deleterious miasms are
now filling up with populations under
the protection of Ayers Ague Cure
Their affecting Chills and Fever are so
effectually cured by this remedy that
the disease no longer turns emigration
aside or destroys the settler If ne ven
lures upon its infected districts.-lGa'
zette, Independence, Mo.
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WHAT DID IT Lyons Kathairon
made my hair soft, luxuriant and thick,
and Hagan's Magnolia Balm changed
that sallow complexion into the marble
beauty you now see. This is emphat-
ically the language of all who use these
articles. A fine head of hair and re-
fined complexion are the greatest at
fractions a woman can possess. The
Kathairon and Magnolia Balm are just
what will give them to you and moth
ing else will. The Balm is the bloom
of youth. 1t makes lady OF thirty
appear but twenty. Both articles are
entirely harmless, and very pleasant
They should be in every lady's pos
session.
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Secretaries.
What Does Reason Say?

The little mongoose when bitten by
a deadly serpent resorts to certain
plant, eats of it, and escapes the effect
of the poison. This is instinct. HUI
man beings on the other hand, must
depend on reason and experience in Sc
lecting the means of protecting health
and life against unwholesome infiuen-
ces. Now, what does reason say on
this vital subject? Does it not tell us
that to invigorate and purify the sys-
tenn is The best way to protect it against
the invisible poison which generates
disease Surely it does. The next
question is, what guide shall we follow
in choosing a medicinal safeguard p
Reason replies let your monitor be ex-
perieuce Well, the experience OF
eighteen years comprised in one I'M
broken series of satisfactory testimoni-
ais assures us that Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters possess strengthening, regula-
ting and antiseptic properties which
are not combined in the same happy
proportions in any other preparation
extant. This, therefore, is the anti
dote to which reason bids us resor,
when our health is imperilled either by
the malaria which produces epidemic
disorders; or by any other cause, wheth'
er Inherent and constitutional or con
nected with our habits, occupations
and pursuits.
The venom of noxious reptile Ii
scarcely more subtle and dangerou
than that which turks in foul air ant
impure water. To escape the fevers
bilious disorders, disturbances OF tn
bowels, and other serious maladie
produced by these insalubrious ele
3 ments, it is absolutely necessary tia
S the stomach and all the secretive OF
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