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How TO KEEP SITUATIoN.-The fol-
lowing bit of good advice is from the
Working Nan, and is worthy the attention
of all our readers
Lay it down as foundation rule, that
You will be "faithful IN that which is least"
Pick up the loose nails, bits of Irvine, clean
wrapping paper, and put them in their
places. Be ready to throw in an odd half
hours time, when it will be an accom-
odaton, and don't seem to make a merit
of it. Do it heartily. Though not a word
be said, be sure your employer will make
note of it. Make yourself indispensable
to him and he will lose many of the opposite
kind before he will part with you.
Those young men who watch the time to
see the very second their working hour is
up-who leave, no matter what state the
work may be in, at precisely the instant
who calculate the extra amount they can
slight their work and yet not get reproval
who are lavish of their employers goods,
will always be the first to receive notice
that times are dull, and their services are
no longer required.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-11
THE WAR WITH THE FLAMES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10, 1871.
ne nre demon that has been for two weeks
stalking over the rolling praries OF Wisconsin and
Minnesota devouring forests and hamlets IKE tin
der, and even adding human lives to his mad repas
has at last fallen upon Chicago In one Of those awful
visisatlons TO which rapidly growing marts arc
subjected. njs ravages were aggravated BY the ex-
sraordinary drought which has for weeks prevailed
in the Northwest rendering the earth and every
Thing resting upon it
iNFLAMMABLs AZ row.
One-fourth Of chicago in area and One.haf In
value s IN ashes Last night at eight O'Clock
hoy living on the corner OF Taylor and Halsted
streets went TO the stables TO milk hts COW; at noon
TO-DAY nothing was left In chicago but dwelling
(houscs around the outskirts The names caught in
- loose straw and communicated TO the hay and
sns mex. and the northeast wind caught through
me burning roof, and hung II abroad over the dry
ana famlshins city. 1t burned with uncomfortable
FURY, and In i've minutes the block was 10 names.
,Hs WIND SUCCEED FIRE yHRouen rBS BLOCK,
relied up the room like Sheets OF tiesue paper ana
jans'sS hem Into TIE Ai,. ps .e.evep O'Clock mo
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THE SITUATION.
The Fire Under ControI-Exient Of the De-
vasautiOp.

The Fire Under ConsroI-Ex,ent Of the De-
CHICAGO, Oct 10, lS7l-NOon
The fire continued to burn all last night on the
north side, but this morning is under control IL is
literally true say that there js nothing remaining
OF that side from the river north to Lincoln Park
the nortn and from the north branch OF the river
on the west to the lake on the east This portion OF
the city, except along the main river where there
were business blocks, was occupied by dwellings,.
ussHELrERED THOUSANDS.
Two-thlrds Of the population Of this district were
German and Scandinavian. These people are
now homeless Some Of them are In
frame buildings on the northwest section
ana others ON the prairies without shelter
throughout the day. Yesterday renewal OF the
i've degrees in the direction Of the wind at any time
would have led to that result There would the
have been no refuge for any. Everybody had their
clothing packed ready to for the prairie at any
moment. but God Nerted this last possible addition
to onr disaster.
RAIN AT LAST.
At sundown the wind luled and at three O'Clock
this morning the rain, so fervently prayed for,
1t did not rain long, but the roofs OF houses
and the ground have been wet that now It IL pos
sbe 10 have fires ana cook food Tor the multitude.
MEETING OF CITIZENS
was held in the First Congregational church, in
West washington street, which was continued
throughout the night Measures were concerted to
protect what property was lett and TO provide for
the homeless.
PUMPING WATER FROM THE RIVER.
Messrs. Richards and Charles Craine, Of the North
western Manufacturing Company, have contrlved Q
plan, which Is being put into execution, for provd-
Ing waetr In case Of fire breaking out at any Time
The machinery OF their works II being used for mat
purpose, and their engine and boilers are beng
used for pumping water from the river.
SPECIAL POLICE AND Troops CALLED oUr
Fifteen hundred cxens were sworn IN last night
as an extra police force, aud the Secretary of War
authorized General Sheridan 70 employ all available
troops for guard, ana issued an order for 100, 600
ratioDa Five hundred soldiers arc on duty.
INcRnDIARy DEMONS HANGED.
Tbss precantion was necessary for ~ re,narha
n,a ~ y MAY sesm. there were nenas Who s'h
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Signs of Returning Life to the
City.
The Legislature to Alcet-BnSincss About to be
Resumed City To Be Rebuilt-Ro-
tells and Banks 10 Reopen.
newspapers Reorganizing-The Postal
Sorvice-The Food and Clothing
6upply-WOrk To BE Provided
for the Panperised.

The fire, unexampled in American annals,
which broke out at ten p. M. on Sunday
night in Chicago, and which in the short
period Of thirty-six hours swept away twelve
thousand houses, including the entire business
portion Of the city, after having completely
consumed the entire northern division, was
stepped in it's recoil southwark by the blowing
down Of houses and the merciful fall Of a
heavy rain. Our reports of the fire, from it's
origin 70 its latest chapter Of horrors, will be
found 10 contain all the obtainable facts at
tending this overwhelming disaster.
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poor man had crowded for refuge into the water
main, lying In the street, the water works, but
the nre-fend found him even there before ne could
get his body wholly In safety, and robbed MIN OF his
life.
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they reopen for business on West washington
street. they opened their vault this afternoon,
and all their books, papers and securities were in
perfect order.
DEAD AND MISSING.
There Is O rum0r that In q burned blacksmith
shop on Rush street the bodies Of fifteen men were
found burned to q crisp, they having rushed into
the shop to escape from the names which had sur
rounded them before they had discovered their
peril An immense number OF people are missing,
and for the purpose OF aiding in the discovery OF the
missing ones central intelligence ONCE has been
established, where are collected the names OF all
missing ones, and they are given to the police.
Tue large hotel in the West Division, just COM
pleed, has been taken by Gage Bros. Rice late OF
the Sherman House. anu they will open IL III ten
days. 1t will be known as the Sherman House.
THE NORTH DIVISION Is SWEPT CLEAR
from the Chicago River to Wrighps Grove, dis
lance Of more than three miles. But one house
that OF Mahlon D. Ogden, formerly Mr.. William B.
Ogden's--remains standing in the entire district.
large portion Of the population, driven from this
desolated ground, are
ENCAxPED ON THE PRAIRIE
to the NORTH where they have nothing but the canopy
OF heaven TO cover them and scarcely sufficient food
TO satisfy their hunger
meeting OF the citizens OF the State was held
this evening, at which resolutions were passed
recommending Governor Palmer to call an extra
session Of the Legislature at once. Ex-Governor
Ogesby was appointed 70 proceed TO Springfield
and lay the matter before Governor Palmer
All the packing houses In Chicago and many OF
the elevators remain uninjured, and these two
branches OF Chicago's best property VIII be but
slightly interrupted.
The Directors OF the Chamber OF Commerce met
to-day, and resolved to proceed ut once to the
RE-RRBCTION OF THEIR ELEGANT EDIFICE.
Two companies OF United States infantry ar
patrol duty.
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TIE Prightful ConAagration
Querched at Last.
Rain and Gunpowder
to the Rescue.

e~~>~~>~c~>~~o~>,>,,-~~~
Five Hundred Lives Lost Twelve Thousand
Houses Burned-Three Hundred Mil
lions in Property Destroyed.
MHUNAN MCENDlARlES CAUGHT.
The Men Wolves Hanged to
Lampposts or Shot.
fHE BOYS FATAL KEROSENE LAMP.
Resistless Speed Of the Fire-The
Roar OF the Flames The
Storm Of Burning Brands.
The Hurricane Helping the
Confagration.
1a1lensd Flight Of One Hundred thousand
Pxpls- Heartrsnding Scenes.
Drunken Men and Boys Falling
Victims 70 the Fire.
Miles Of Wooden Pavement Burn
mg-A Literal Sea Of Flames.
PROMINENT CITIZENS KILLED.
Fears Of Pillage---l,5OO Special Police
and 500 Troops on Guard.
8ncsmped on the Prairie-H irths,
Deaths, 1gake mess, Cold, Thirst
and Hunger Among
the Homeless.
>~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~o>~~~~~
Signs of Returning Life to the
City.
The Legislature to Aleet-BnSincsS About to be
Resumed The City To Be Rebuilt-Ro-
tells and Banks 10 Reopen.
->->~~-~>~,>>~~~----->,~>~
Newspapers Reorganizing-The Postal
Sorvice-The Food and Clothing
Supply-Work TO BE Provided
for the Panperised.
The fire, unexampled in American annals,
which broke out at ten p. M. on Sunday
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
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EVENING STAR
CONGRENNaONAL

Csaelus1ea Yesterday Proceedlsxs-
FAILuRa TO PASS rHs GENERAL Assxsvr
BILL
SFEATE.-Ancr our report closed y-ser
aay-hoese general amnesty bail being under
Mr.. Sunner's Supplementary csvH rlchss IN
amendment ws rejected. % fvsscws;
insSsm, cs., nc. sS,e ss y s,,sslc, a.
cdr.e.t, EdnsDds sc,ry q Nioaigsn. FIsnss.s.
nrs'. ss,s. ,.li P ksa as p ssilI 4 s
HHsha.sa', No. shcrusn, Spencer, sunHer. West.
keys-he-.r.. .leorn. g,s.rs, B.sr. Bsr-....
,-ssrh t.cp-r, bs'isei k.ntncky, D.ri. &C ve-f
9; Mar, Hard, EiII. HiicIe ol. ) Rs-, N ma R.'S
aes., Iossn. mer-in q naAue, SIrvsd, Fed,
s..nson, Stewart, Thurman, fig;sn, GId Tr.nSsIi-
Mr. Ednunds then moved %, smepa no
Guiding from the bene ITS of the hill All 49,
bers 81 Congress, succeeding the Thirty sr0
SSossress' who participated in the rebeilssa.
MT. Morton renewed IN different terms Ne
snendinent heretofore offered bv n N and yoseH
Down, 10 validate the elecdcn OF any one S.s-
stor or hefress n;stive 60 INV Office un Ger .
United States, who wss inelSgihle al the tir,- -
such election, when it was agreed to-yeas =.
nays &c.
The bin, having been considered an c,,--.s-
tee OF the Whole. was reported 90 the Serste
the question being on concurring In the ,ueU1,
ment which had been made when az was Co..
Cured in-yeas -, nays -.
=, Mr. Sumner then renewed his amendment s<
the supplemental civil rights bill
MT. Kellogg charged Mr.. Sumner and the,
acting with him, with n design g xiii the -
because II his amendment was put 90 il IL csul0
lot get twO-thirds vote.
Mr. Sumner said II IL was not passed he csul6
not vote for the bill.
MT. Thurman said " the amendment vss-
passed he should not vote tor the blu
MIR. Logan said he had steadily voted sg,i.sf
all amendments, because he wanted the bin N
Pass; because he had been induced Co believe
hat II was good policy. Some Senator. hsl
voted Tor an amendment which was intended to
accomplish specific object. 20 Keep this bin "a
urtii certain report could be brought in here.
and certain man he kept out OF the Senate
He had seen this movement AL day: had noticed
the presence of certain parties in this chamber,
and buttonholingof members. Aud 10 would -
made apparent what was the cause OF ia
amendment which had been put in when a cer-
tain report vas brought in here, (report against
Governor Nance.) Why the necessity, the policV
OF this? The President had in his Cabinet 4
man (Attorney General Akerman) who hsl
drawn his sword for the rebellion.
Mr. Nye. i never heard that before; did not
know be carried . sword. ILaughter.l
MIR. Logan j mean, Of course, that he part
cipAted In the rebellion.
Mr.. Morton. As the Senator from South Ca
rolina Mr.. Robertsonl does not care whether
this bill passes, move the Senate adjoara
The motion was carried, and the Senate A.
journed until Monday, January 8, 1874
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After the close of our report Of the wh.rte,
trial at Annapolis yesterday, the eramin alton al
Prof. Tonry was continued.
He produced the porcelain upon which spots
were caused by antimOny or arsenic in the livr
of Gen. Ketchum, which he aualyzed As she
witness had not finished his tests he stated IN st
he would not like 60 give further testimony untu
he should have completed the analrzatiOn
DIR. Benjamin r. Craig, Of Washington tes-
tilted that the tests Of Prof. Aiken 20 discover
sntimony in the stomach were proper.
Prof. Richard IcSberry testified that ne was
Mrs. whsrtcns family ph ysicisn for six or seven
years; never prescribed tartar emetic for kcr.
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o - = -
DIED..

COLBERT. On Thursday, the 2i.t Of December,
ELLIE, eldest daughter II John and Rllen Colbert,
IN inc a. 1919. year 1 ~ nj ss H.. ,ro,,
her parents. No. f2l ii street southwest, at ~
O'Clock 20 morrow Saturday morning The
friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend.
COOK. On the nth inst, Mrs. MARGARETANN
COOK, aged 81 yesrs.
invited TO attend her funeral from the residence Of
her husband, Mr.. Henry Cook, Virginia avonus,
between 7th and sth streets ;. Il Saturday sftsr
DENNIS. On the .lst inst, ct N O'Clock
JAMES I. DENNIS, in the sist yesr OF his age.
FuDeral notice in to-m,rrow's Republican.
HUFTY. On the ri instant, at o'clock n
CHAs. HUrTY, aged years and 6 m onths Odd set
son Of Frank aud Cecilia Hufty.
parents, Isai d street, sunday afternoon. Al
LUNsFoKp. Departed thi. life on the ga, inst,
ToRD e ed vie 81 william kahsi IN q.
The friends and relative. are requested 70 attend
ton street Georgetown ID. ,on Sat Irdsy ga inst,
a O'Clock.
KNIGHT ON IN. glst inst. ALICE, seed II
years snd Mouths, daughter of VIM. and Caroline
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully requested 90 ate nd her funeral fran her faith
ers sidepce, MARY LAID avenue bet xeen IsI. asd
18th sire, e., scuthwest, sunday, clock m II"
MCDONALD. On Ia. I'd Of December, HaRky
LIE. infant Of iamPe III and Sarah A. Mcpea-
zlo, ac.d Is months and " days.
Ncmore clasp taee IN my arms,
Or nurse thy little head;
Nomore II watch thy gentle sleep,
For little Harry o dead
The friends and relatives q the family are respect
fully Invited &C attend the funeral Saturday. -
oRME In Georgetown, n. G. on December asst
GEOkGE W oRsE, in the ssth yesr OF his age.
at clock, from the Methodist Protestant Church,
Coner sssfreet. IM-rning papers oopy.l
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MARRIED.

ASH-HABLE Dec. zlst. At Trinity Church. ~
tie Rev Dr. Addson. THOMAS G.. ASH, OF XIV,
20 sAILIE TOPPING, daughter of the late Col
VIM liable.
ZEvFLY-UPrEGMAN. on tn. 18th inst, NJ
the Church 81 the Epiphany, by the ut hev W.
Pinckney,D D., assisted by Rev. J. X. HUBBARD, of
the Church 81 the Incarr alton. l.. DOUGLASS
zEyELY. of New York, 10 JENNIE UPPkRnAN,
~ IN a. Gift
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"AsHINGTON EYE IEFIRMARY,
w 62S STREET.
pIsE ASEs Of the EYE treated gratutov ar. be.
tween the hours Of IL and daily. Atten5,nr S1r.
geons, pR. BELLA q. B ARROws, Dr. R0bE RT
kEYBURN; Consulting Surgeon, GUk0N PAL
Hkxs dec4-oufm
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's sALB.

In virtue ef order Of sale issued from the Clerks
Once Of the supreme Court OF the District OF Column
will sell, at public sale, for easE, on PRIDAY, the
22d day g December; lsl, at Q O'Clock .: m, at
ington, D. O., the Schooner Thomas Brinkiey, of
Bsltinors, Nd her Tackle, Apparel, and Furni.
Court ALEX. sHARP, y. 8. Marshal ID. @.
December TIN. 1871. decs-dts
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MEDICAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
col UMBIA HOSPITAL. WASHING TON. BE-

rrcfssser J. HARRY THOMPSON and Or. v. A.
As6 Sokp VIII deliver . cccrse Of Lectures st
Columbia Hospital, % females eaiy, esunes,ci.g %
the slh OF January, la. and oontnuine eech Tass-
1sy and fharsday, daring JAnsAsy, February, -
Il yin snersee sIi The fpsfrsctions necesssry 1.
Anatomy, Physioloey, nicwffery, and Hygeee, %
qsAlify woman % disehssg isssilisensly all ths
Al TIE close 81 the ecsrss, thcse s.udeuts vhs i.
tend 90 follow nursing AZ profession viii have tbs
Opportunity Of catering The hospitsl and remaining
ss pupes for three months; Al the End % that tina
thy wili receive certificate Of thstr services snl
aushkcations.
This cosrse 81 lectures vili saord al opportunity
20 ladies' rho have intention Of becoming PROBES
sionsi nurses 20 acquire . susfcisnt knowbedee q
Anatony, fhysiolegy hygiene, and the treatment
% fnssnts, 20 ebste them 20 requisite intslxentiy
all that pertains 90 their own health we'd that
The lecture Nm esnmene. ct = ,. m, ana os.-
tinne fer one hour
Tickets csn - sktaiu>d Of n. J n. fHoM psoy /.
1924 MsGoockneetfs avenns: Dr, U. A. AsHfo&D,
1880 Ft0 Iork oxense, OF The ~ stron ~ the
Ro.pi'si. corner q .sA sfreef and Psnnsyirsaia
svc9ne. drcsW
CASH fA Auss soR ], kkA A. a.; sfsrz A lr
Eovfs, eHoEk, ETC.. = I. GkADwoEts, i5s8
ssssssssn wslbllites ssssadsd : esSay
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DIR. RADwAY'S
Sarsaparillian Res0lvens,
TIE GRKAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Ers,s drcr Of the Observation-Disclosures
VENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat
c,sor of NE. for 1t repairs the wastes Of the body
with new and sound material. ScrqfKia, Syphilis,
Ts'ea', Iamo's Neass - e Gis. * a ~
ohts, Parts of fhs system, Sore Eyes, St,snoros,
SE,s diseases, E,ay.,ons, Perez Sores, Seaid Had
Etns Worna, SaH RAsMm, Erysipelas, Aese, B5aeA
Womb, asd al reai,aiss asd rsistsl Siseso,rs:.
Ntshf S4csa,s Loss Of Sps I'M and al! rasfss a|tss
.condr 81 Modera Cs:mistry, and fsso days ' rs.
,rt!precsto any person Hsiss IL for either Of thss
foras Of disease ais potent Sorsr TO cure theas.
If the patient, daily becoming reduced By the
wastes and decomposition that is continually pro-
crossing, succeeds In srrestins these wastes and
@ the mi: VII. .se ns Ta
e x, SSrk :HSs
Kill be rapid and every day the patient xl feel
weight increasing.
Not only does the sAlsAIARILLIAN RzeoLvEnf On
Gel al snowr rsmsdal agents IN sae cure Of Chronic
4 the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADD1R COMPLAINTS,
Urinary and womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes
e wsss Of Urine
Hsa; .Is e: ~
boS: and ~hs a.
posts, and when there IL pricking, burning seusA-
ton when passing water and pain In the mail Of
the Back and along the Loins
DR. RADWAY,O
Perfect PurgAtive Pills,
perfectly tasteless elegantly coated with gsn
purge, regulate, purify, cieapae, and strenGfh0u,
ksdways Pills, for lis. eure 81 al disorders q TIE
stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous
Diseases Headache, Oeetiy enese ludi.
gestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Bnioas fsvSr,
lpfanmston Of tho Bcyess, Pfles, and all DeFanse,
mentp Of the Internal viscera. Warranted toe6ect
. positive cure. Pusely Vegetable, containin9 ~
mercury. minerals or deleteriDas drugs. a . s
few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS win free fhe
q cents per Box. SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE sead one letter
stamp TO RAILWAY 4 CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane
New York. Information worth thousands will r.
mt you. iyfa0.vfhwE
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T0.MORROW.
III LATIMER d cLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Star Once Building,
RoUfhWe Of II

DY LATIMER eLEARY. Auctioneers,
- Star Once Building,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and llth street
TRUSTEES SALE on VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON FOURTH STREET WEST
BETWEEN AND NEW YORK AvENUH
- BY virtue OF . decree Of tho Supreme Court
E" Of the District Of Columbia, passed December
skl3, 1871, in eority cause No. 2,35s, Parkhnrst
Hurdle, will sell, in front 81 the premises, No.
112J Fourth street west, on SATURDAY, the asa
day Of December, 1Ef, at O'Clock .. m. the south
twenty feet Of Lot 5,n Square No 625 improy ed by
q two-stery and basement Brick House thu same
width as Lot, and in good condition.
Terms One thousand dollars cash; balance in
twelve ard twenty four months from date OF sale,
secured by notes OF purchaser and reserved lien
upon the property. Convey ancing, stamps &C., at
Of purchaser. deposit Of one hundred dollars
time Of sale. II the terms Of sale are not com
piled with within fve days from day Of sale, the
Trustee the right to ress the same at risk
and cost Of defsulting purchaser.
II. y. PHiLBROOK. Trustee
dec - dds LATIMER a CLEART, Aucts
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
The attention Of the LADIES' is most re,pectf,,,,
invited TO my very select ss-oTtmer. of
khBROiDEREDCH.IR AND SOFA CUSHIONS
FIRE SCREENS, BRACKETS,
SLIPPERS, in Canvass, Cloth and Velvet
Tow Ell and HAT RACKS, carved IA voo1 "a
vii as all kind. q HAND.KNIT WOBSTED
CHILDRENS' MERiNO CBOaKS
MRS. SELMA RUPPERT'S,
No Branch Store. dsclz tdecss
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Set OF Chesmen, or D0minOss, Brake in endless
variety, Fancy Wood Mats. 4 IN a set. White Pi4as
so, IN set, Brushes and Combs, Umbrellas, Silver
Plated Ware, stat1ettes, Vases, Busts, Card and
FTuIt Baskets, Desks, Work Boxes and necessaries,
Chess Boards with Men, Lava smoking Sets, Pnf
Boxes with Pufs, Hand ard Sanding Mirrors, Zen
bTOiG cred Slippers aud Cushions, Lace aud Hand
made Tidie-. Clo'h snd Hsirbrushes, fine Buffalo
Combs, Oii Paintings. WreetEs. Flower Baskets and
bohemian Glass Toilet sets in different styles, fac
Pocket Knives, Wade sutchfr's best Razurs.
Isrge Japanned Wait RS two for 81; finest aus sity
ditto 81 each, tremark ably cheap;D a large Hand
warranted steel, G.. good thing u have Ia the
house = ToOdlsS;l Key Racks, Towel Racks, Book
slides, Picture or Music Stands, &C., TO-, sc.
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r. h r.
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CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
NOT ONE HOUR
q after readin d this advertisement, noed any on.
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organs, BY one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
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RHEUMATIC, Bed ridden, Infirm, Crippled, Nerv
Gus, Neuraieic or Frustrated with disease may suffer
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WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THR BLAppsb
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS
ORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATION OF THE HEART
HYsTKRICs, GROUP, DIPTHERIA.
CArARRH. INFLUENZA
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHB.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM
COLD CHILLs, AGUB CHILLs.
The application of the READY RELIR to tn.
afford case and comfort
Twenty drops in half tumbler OF water will IN ,
few o minutes cure CRAMPS, SPASMS, 'SOUk
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In water viii prevent sickness pains from chanke
OF water is better than French brandy bitter
TEvBR AND AGUR
FEVER AND AGUE cured for nfty een.s. Their.
TeSer and Aeae, and ali other Maariaus, B eals
Scarlet; TyPheid YeIlSw, and other fe!er. aided
RRADI RlLfET. Fifty cents per bottle.
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