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hLhi'oAo AM "A ~ - A. a
TO ANALdZE 1t

Then spe OF IL according tolts merits, evni-
pare II with w hisky, Bitters, braifty. and OF H.
Ell such articles. and see the difference. ffthey
find The Wine Of Life IL pure and wholesome.
and the other Liquors poisonous, (which they
cerIainl, will du,) then they are morally bound
10 prescribe and recommending Wine of Lille
10 their patients and friends as ihe best stimu-
lent anu tonic in use; but should they lind IL
not pure and what the proprielors claim tor IL,
let them publicly denounce II. II is the physi-
clans duty to learn ana ind out whicn IL the
most wholesome stimulant for his patients, and
To do SO he must examine and Look fnto the
quality Of each article. and learn Tor himself II
warrant its general use. The proprietors claim
the Wine OF Life to be more iHhOlesOnze far
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vICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1871,

The First Edition of One Hundred and Fify
Thousand copies of Vicks IliuNrated CRta.
logue OF Seeds and Floral Guide, n published
and ready to send Out-iU pages, and an En-
craving OF almost every desirable Flower and
Vegetable. II Is elegantly printed on fine tint
ed paper, illustrated with Three Hundred fine
Wood Engravings and Two beauiifuj
CoLDSED PLAI ES.
The most beautiful and the most Instructive
Floral Guide published. A GERMAN EpI
TION published, IN all other respects similar
10 the English. u = .F' -.
Sent Tree Ito all my customers of 1870. as
rapidly as possible, without app icsticn, sent
To all others who order them for Ten Cents
which is not half the cost. AduresR
JAMES WICK. Rochester, NY.
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WINE oFrLIEE.


Tue great BIoou Further and Delicious Drink,
~ armers Vinum vitsr, Or " tsae OF Lift, II
Tree iron amy POISONOUS drugs or Impurities,
being prepared ior tnose who require a stIirsu-
liant. 1t is a spIendldappetIze aud tonic, aud
hefinest tning IA the world for purifying Lie
Ufood. lit is tiie most pleasant and delicious
arLicie Offered 10 The public, far superior TO
brandy, whisky y, " fne Bitters, or any other ar
Licie. Us more healthy, aud cheaper. Both
male and femaie, young or DID, CAP take The
Wine oi Life. ft Is, IN iact. life preserver.--
Those WHO wish to enjoy good health and a tree
how OF Lively spirits v IN d. we'll Us take the
Wine OF Life. IL Is different from any thing
ever before IN use. IL Is sold by all druggists
Price One Dollar, in quart bottles.
This Wine is prepared to take the place of all
other Bitters or Liquors known tube made up
OF Fus4l Uli an other deleteriOus articles The
Wine oil Lille Is, distilled with great care,
especially Tor those VINO equire healthy
stimuieDt, and fjr the use OF Medical Men and
Nui ses in the sick room, in place OF the Niian-
ious liquors now in use, andso often depenueo
upon. In facI, it Is a consiaut complaint OF
Phy sieiaus in this country, hat IL is quite inn
possible 10 procure pure st nrtiant liquors for
their patients. We ask the AetlIcal faculty and
TN pubii, TO give Warmers Einum Vile or
Wine OF Life u trial. and We ak k.a... =.
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HINKLEY
KNITTING MACH Inc.

The Simp1est. Cheapest and
in Use!
Has but ON, Needle! A Child can
lSuu 1t.
II ESlGNED especially for the use of families,
- and ladies' VINO desire to knit Tor tue mar
ket. Will do every stitch OF the knitting In a
stocking. wideningRud narrowing us readily
as By hand. Are splendid for worsteds and
fancy work, TAKING FIVE DETERRENT
KINDS OF STITCH Are very easy 10 manage,
'nu not lat1e to get ont of order. EvERY FAN,
LILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
WE WANT AN AGEN IN EVERY TOWN
I'D INTRODUCE AND SELL THEM, to whom
for our Circular anu sample stocking.
Ad'Iess
Rp.h. Me.;"r.i76 broadway, N. ". hs Wabash
Ave Chicago, III. '-pr7o-iy
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NJ MSASh.
WEAkdG NEEVES.

" nrMer's Dyspe pstA ronic Is prepafed ex-
pressIy Tor Dysptptlcs anu those suffering with
weak nerves win naDituaf constipation. There
are cry few VINO nave not empIoyed physiri-
ans for years 10 re,nedy what Inis preparation
will do III u few weeks, 10y streus tnehIng the
nerves, enrlching the circulatlOn, restoring
digestion, giving strength mentally and phys
ics,lly, enaUilns those VINO may nave been con-
fined iur years TO their rooins as Insalids TO
again resume their Occupations anda.I the du-
lies of Lille. One trial Is all We ask 10 enable
this -emedy To recon mend itself TO the most
skeptical. IL is q slightly stimulating tonic
and n splendid appeuzer, it strengthens the
stomach xnd restores the generaLive organs
ana digestion TO a normal healthy state. Wesk, ,
nervous and dispeptic persons should use
WARNER.S .DYsPEPsIA Tonic. For sale by
aruggiets,, Price yne Dollar. -. y =
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HoMINY CAKEs.-One pint of boiled
hominy well mashed, one-haIf pint of
sifted flour, one egg, one ta. .lespoonful
Of melted lard or butter, sweet milk
enough to make rather thin batter, a
teaspoonful of salt, one teaspoonful Of
soda, sifted with the flour, and two of
cream q tartar. Drop the batter small
on griddle.
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DIVORCES.

Absolute Divorces legally obtained in New
York, Indiana, Illinois, and other States, Off
persons from any state or country, legal every.
wnere: desertion, drunkenness, non. support,
etc.. sufficient cause. no publicity. No charge
until divorce is obtained. Advice free.
Address, MOORE q RICHARDSON,
Counsellors al Law,
lie Ga oily $50 Broadway, Newly York City
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ID

Helmbold's Extract Buchu is Diuretic and
Blood Purifying and cures AL Diseases arising
from haDits OF ID .ssipatIUn, and Excssses and
Impru'iences in lii . impurities of the Blood.
etc, Superseiiug Cop Iioa affections for
which e Is used. and oyphilitic AIfectiUns-in
these disea> es used in connection with Helm
bold's Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In-many affections peculiar to Ladies, the
Extract Buchu uneQualIed by amy other
reInedy-as IN Cnloi osls Retention, lrregu-
laI iIy, Painfulness oppression of custoti-
AIRY Evacuai ions, UlceratesI Schirrus state OF
the Uterus, Leucorrhoes or Whites, SIerIiity,
aud iur All complaints Incident tO the sex,
whether ARISING from IndiscreIIOn or habits Oi
Dissipation. IL Is prescribed extensively by
the most eminent Physicians and Midwtses
tor enfeebled anu delicate Constitutions. oi
both sexes and ali ages Iattended with anJ oi
the above Diseases or sy III ptonIsl.
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But MANY brfriaut Illusion. 1 ween,
Tne porsession of such position dispels
To man who has heard. bus never vet seen
-"' "' =
SO John felt, ON seeing those peautiiui cufis'
Those glorious masses of bright sgolden hair;
And the teeth he admired-ihcy were whitef
than pearls
All laid In a box that she placed on chair.
Meahtime IN l"st po& soine'hihe nio'e os"s'''
ms eye
To show how the artist Dame Nature can
mock:
A full and iudiciously chosen supply
OF cosmetics ad {i6 rogue enamel and chalk.
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Henry T. Helmbold's Genuine
PrepurutiOns.

Delivered TO any address. Secure from OBJ
servation.
Established upward of twenty years. Sold by
Druggist everywhere. Addres letters Tor
lntOr.,atfon, In confidence to HENRY T.
HELMBOLl, Druggist nid Cr smist
Only Depols: II. 4. II Htl.MR0LD'S Drug and
Chrmical Warehouse. No 5yI broadway, New
York. or TO H. I HkLMBOLi'S Mtdicai d. bot,
lOl south 1ehtn street, Philatelph Pa.
BEWARE OF tOUNTkkFEITS Ask for
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Boyish economy-Nurse. "I can
not allow butter and jam, too, ON your
bread, Master Alfred. 1t is very ex-
travagant." Master Alfred. cit can't
be extravagant, Mary, if the same piece
of bread does for both. -
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We also putting 1t in Cooking Stoves.
thereby dispensing uih Bdcktrafls, and saving
much expense to The consumer. besldes pre-
venting dust escaping when the fire Is stfrrtd.
Cookin Stoves. can be supplied with this crate
for them: als, WERNyJ's s JoINTfD CENTER or
ross piece " aich cannot splipg upaf the ends
n Vt sink in the middle. and Will last as long
eight or ten of the ordinary kind. as
We aisO make Kelrs patent METALLIC
HEARTHs. which are superior to Marble, Stone
or Brick HeaIfhs.f 20
For the above improvements and the superb
or Cook ing. Heating nd F,anblin stoves made
by us, we ask the patronage of dealers aid
consumers b octI370Lly
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Buy 5ss and I'll Do ycu Coed.
ROOT Ann pU. ANT

iRY CLEANSING TIE BLOOD .sa srsss-
q - fns tAs l,ser ana Seersnye Orr<ns sall IN
healthy aei>s. taess ril,s aay no,intsl u
D vhieA Il uo4id not Be sgPIose1 tscy could rszrA
!. l.aoh a. REabAcsE. FAE n saE S-nk. Nuss -
- isr<s AkSps AND Far. pgtlSE,a.i
- iCnIIINxxs, RaErxk-rx,<. HrrlAisfa. Lc>s orl -
- lAFyErrrk. BtLIoCs D1sEsrxnr, krnxrr ArSze-l
q iricss. CcssrtrsSfox, prstrrr, fIvrn % Al I
- 'EfSDs- DrsPxrsiA. JArsrlcn, ana other ia
- ldrrt eonTllints arisiag fron alov sl-ss 81 ~
body or ohstr action efits fGnctienh IL
- kssng fres run mercury and othsr respp1s, "a
@ tAey csn De tat en times md encer all dr.
leansrzaces vithsusrr - 4sss e ezakasnA w
- Prl-s RS Cents q t0x.
PREPARED 6y the erafina HeticfS> companyfr-u
s.. Irais. No sel ~ pruSss zad psaers n Asdlanl
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@ THAN = g
WHISKYLOR RRANDY.-

or in fact any OIner article III cOMni Ui use nd
ought to be used In every family. Every body
should give IL n trial. II is a new thing, only
been IN use about one year, yet II has already
gained u great name and a wonderful sale, and
whoever once tries it will always recommend
IL to their friends. 1t is peculiarly pleasant.
even delicious, and any one would be crazy to
take whisky. DC, If ne can get the Wine OF
Life. 1t is for sale by druggists eyerywhere, in
quart bottles Price One fiollar. We challenge
the world to produce ~, pnrer, cheaper, and
nicer article than
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW REsroKEu


] asst published, u new edition OF Dr. Culver,
wells Celeoraled Essay on the rauical cure
without medicine) vi SperinatorrhGa ur Semi-
nal Meakness, Involuntary oe nInal Lusses-
Impotency, Mental anu Physical Incapaclty,
lnpedlments to Marriage, et;,. Also: Consump-
du lgence or sexual extravagilnce.
"a Price, in q sealed -nseiope. only cents.
The celebrated author, in this. admirable
essay ,ciearly ydemonstrates,f from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
QuencesOf self-abuse may be radically cured
Without the dangerous use OF internal medi-
ctne or the application OF tile knife; pointing
out modeUf cureat once simple certain, and
|efiectuai, by means of which every sufferer; no
mai ter what his condition may be, may cure
Ihimselfcneaplys privately, and radically.
EA This Lecture should be In the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, In plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, on receipt six cents or two
post stamps.
Also, Dr. Culverwell's Marriage Guide" !"
price Is cents. Address the Publishers
CHAS. J. c. KLINE q CO.,
LIZ Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 1885.
dec29ly
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9th. Every part Of the fire place Ia TINS ksp,
bright, and rtfiss u = he ht al into the r. ON.
7Ih. IL improves the draughf OF al, chimneys.
Sih No dust fiue is needed in the back wall.
9ih. II will burn hsr,i and soft coal, nut coal
and slack making NO cinderS.
10TH II does not have TO be remov ed tn put in
Il e summer Piece hut lift mp the front and
shove back into the chimney.
llfh. II can be put in any IRE place or front
now in use. ----s----- -
I2th. IL only costs from one to two dollars
more Than ordinary grafes mud is no humbug
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HENRY T. HELHBOLD'S
c 0MP O u N D FLUl D
- Extract Catawba \
GRAPE PILLS.
Component Parts-Fluid Extract Rbs.
6drb and Fluid Extract Cdtd,c6d
Grape Juice.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE
BILIOUS FFECrIUNe, SICK OK NERV-
Gus HEADACHE, COSTIVESfSS, Ere
PURELN VEGETABLE. CUNTAlSING NJ
MERCURY, MINEkALsOI DELETERIOUs
( DRUGS.

These Pills are the most delightfully."- pleasant
purgatiye, superseding castor oil. salts, mag
nesia etc. There is nothing more acceptable
TO the stomach They. Civ tone, and cause
neither nausea nor grIpinf pains. They sre
com posed Of the .fneu Ingredients. After iew
days use OF them, such an inv igoration OF the
-entire sy stem takes place as 10 sp ear mi ac-
ulous to the weak and "nervated, whether a. is
bold s Compound Fluid Extract Cataw ba Grape
Pills are not sugar-coated. from the fact that
sugar coated Pills do not dissolve. but pass
through the stomach Without dissolving. con-
sequentIy do not produt-e tie desired effect.-
THE OAfAWBA G APE PILLS. being pleas
ant in taste and odor, do not neces<ffate theiI
PER BOX.
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ADVANTAG GEs FOR FIRE PLACES.
lst. II il cast in one piece and holds the fus
independent of the B.ckwalt.
End. II has drsught TIN ough the rear as well
as the front of the CRATE supplying air to ALI
parts of the fuel causing perfect combustion.
Sd. II c;innO clog up. burn out or get out Of
order in any way
nh. The opening between The rear bar and
the back of the t'himney. causes a strong and
constant upward current Of the heated air. car
ryfng he dust up the chimney. and prevents
II snoi from blowing down.
5th. The fire heiiry more Intense at The back
Of the Crate, the iuel as IL is consumed, falls
vac - G;11' 'ti.'1 IL nCor.
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NJ
1rs fts fa l. = $50 VIA 81 d
- HENRY Il. HELMBOLD'S
an9
81 >ssl coScENrRArEp
90 ~
FLUID EXTRACT BUGHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,

THE GREAT DIURETIC.
has cured every case of DIABETES In which IL
has been gay EN-, Irritation Oi line Neck Oh the
Bladder aud L nainmaIion OF the Kidney 5,
liberation OF tne kidneys and Blauder, ko-
tenLlon OF Urine, Diseases OF the Prostate
Gland, Stone Ia The Bladder, Calculus, Gravel.
-Brlckdust ID, posit, and MUCOUS Milky Dis
charges, anu lor khIeebied and Delicate Ton
islfiutions OF both sexes, aLtenued with the
foiio wing sy mptoms: lndisporiton 10 exerliUn,
loss OF power, f.ss or nIeluury, ufrncuity OF
breathing, weak nerves, trembling. horror q,
disease, waa Guinness, dImness VI vision, pain
In The back, hot hands. hu hing or The bouy,
dryness OF the skin, eruption on the lace,
pallid dcounteiiance, universal lassituue OF the
muscular ystenl, etc.
Used by persons rom the ages of eighteen to
twenty five, and from thirty five to n-ty-nve
or IN the decl ne or change OF lif.: alter con-
hnementor labor pains; bedwetting in children
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NvAfeN-n.'iS 'iS .
PILEs RE MHsI9zYs.e

~ arner's rilec kenseds mas never iaaieei
mot even IL vne cs.Sej ~ cure tne very worst
who are ar1lcteu sliOuad mum ed Is.leiy call ON
their drug lst and get H. for II will, with the
nrsI application, Instantly afford complete re-
lief, and lew following applications are only
required 10 effect permanent cure without
any trouDle or Inconvenience In Its use.
WAR ER's PILE REMEDY Is expressly for
the Piles aud Is NOT recommended 10 cure any
other disease. IL has eureu many cases Of over
thirty years standing. Price one Dollar. For
sale Oy druggists everywhere. ---->-s4 ---
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Thereherbeautnalwr wreath and gossamer-veil
On topof the bureau she carefully Iaid.
Then placing her dress. with its iong siiken
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r.
HENaY T. HELMBOLDS
= HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
br ~ a-as u
IS 1 Fluid Extrat Sarsaparilla

Will radically exIerminate from the sysIepi
scOrIuia, Syphiiis. Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sol.
h es, Sore Legs, Svre Mouth, sore Head, BrOn-
ehitis. >kin Diseases, sslI ekheum. Jankers,
Runnings from The Ear, White >weiiing>. Tu-
I Lnors. Cameron Affections, Nodes, Rockets,
Glahdula SveiiInks, Night ~ ats, hsash let
ler, Hunfors OF all Kinds, Chronic kheuniatism
byspepss., aud ala diseases that have been 4 s
taoIished in the sy stem Tor years.
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And then,one by one-but can't tell the name
Of the various garments, embroidered and
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= Being prepared ex pressly for the above COM
paints, its blood purifying properties are
greater than any OLner prepa raiioh OF sarass-
pafiiia. Ii gives the complexion clear and
healthy color and estoFes tse pstieiit To- state
OF tltsslth and purity- For purifying u Z Blood,
.removing all Chronic CONSTITUTIONAL Diseases
artsiax iruIn an impure stateof the fslood, and
the only reliable aud etfeciu al known remedy
for the cure os Pains and swelling the Bones,
Ulcerations of The Throat and Legs, Bibtches;
Pfmples ON the Face. ErySipefas and all scaiy
Eruptfons OF the skin, and Beautifying the
Complexion. Price. 81 80 per bottle.
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o'erthebackofa chair sythe sideoftne BED.
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Nor the feelinsshst over the young husband
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fliiant illusion. 1 ween,

As he sat and oSservedhsr disrobe for the
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sOAPs.-The BEST for Laundry and toilet us
P LNr3.-5trictly pure and very cheap.
RNISHES.-All kinds.
sHES.-Paint, varnish, Shoe, Cloth
all. r)bta. al C,asrs u air.
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Retirsa-together. Of eoar.e-to their room,
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John had just married and brought home
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9aftry
TINE rouNo HUsRAvrs DILEMMA.

= TIE TOUNG HCSh4NDS DlLE-N<Ads
John had just married and brought home
bride,
A graceful and buxom and beautiful miss;
And when at the altar he stood by her side,
1t seemed the last drop in his full cup OF bliss.
indeed she was one OF, the fairest Of creatures;
Herlfps were like rubies. her teeth white as
pearls;
The rose might have borrowed its hues from
her features,
The sunlight was Knocked by her bright gold
en- curls. 49,
With feasting and music the swift moments
few, -
Till midnight preached. and the bride and
her groom,
After bidding taelr friends and companions
adieu. -
Retired-together, Of course-to their room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-20
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

Goldsmith Maid ana Lucy trot a. Prospect PARK
to-day, and the public Will have an opportunity or
witnessing them make one or their famous miles as
this track is considered the fast est ialr In the
United States. The track was very fast on Friday
last, when Kingston and running mate made beat
In 2l7k. and should the weather he fine, there snO
why these clippers should trot faster than
ever before. There has been however,, n very gene
raj Impression at the .weet, where Goldsmith Maid
and Lucy have been making very fast tinc that the
latter could have woa on several OCCASIONS had her
driver been permitted to do So We would suggest,
should TINS be apparent In their trial Of speed today
that the Judges see to az that Lucy has Lair chance,
trial VI speed OF both mares; the public. demand q
fair one, and they should have IL. Let Dexters
time DC beaten; ION the square to-day, and In no
Otner manner. sN MtrE1'
Tncre win asD take place ON this track tcday the
third contest this season between the brown geld
lng Kingston ana running mate and fhe chestnut
stallion Honest Allen and running mate. Eacn OF
these teams has scored victory OF late after
Atrugglcs OF the most exciting nature, tue first
heats. at Fleetwood Park, and The second hy the
Kingston team In four heats, at the Prospect Park
Fair Grounds In itself the attraction 0f these
teams should draw together a large crowd aud. as
1he contest 10 regarded being cup ana mi, in
every particular, gallant race u expected. Il is
ruinorcd that Borst the driver az the Allen teau1
has secured s.Maces runner'' Instead OF the mate
HOness Allen las previously had, aud. should this
prove to he Lrue the contest viii assume all the
evenly matched The amusement will nc yin at ta .
- Al. b
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KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.

donn McLoughlan, of AL West Twents- six IN
street, appeared before Justice STANDBY AT Jeer.
son Market, and complained that while passing the
corner OF Twcnty-sixth street and Tenth avanue &c
haL-past one yesterday morning. IN company with
five young men, they knocked him down
and heid him while they io:cibIy TOOK ss2
IN money and watch from him. Omcer
Noble, OF the sixteenth precinct hearing
Mcloughlans cries Tor help, went to h,s assistance
gave their names as Edward barry, aged IN er,ty.
two, OF 4i6 Tenth avenue, and Peter Mooney. aged
twenty-onc, or 400 West Twenty. sixth etrcef.
Upon conveying Tho pal ties TO tile station house
Captain kiliaea ordered all three locked M as
They were arraigned before Justice. Shandlev nj
Jefferson Market yesterday morning and remande,i
~ the station house. In order TO allow the oflcer 10
arrest the balance OF the desperadoes.
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4 woman Drin'<s Herself to Death n Orapse,
sf..lf n ". L. ssw 1880
An event took place yesterday morning In Orange,
n. j.. which forms an argument against tho too
liberal use ardent spirits greater and more forcible
than twenty or Coughs strongest lectures. Retween
eleven and twelve O'Clock on Saturday night the
wife OF Dennis Leahey workman residing near
Valley Station returned irom market and found her
husband grossly intoxicated snd helplessly
stretched across one end or their bed.
Across the other cnd lay woman WHO. had
been living with them. ana whose ma me was Maria
Clark, about thirty years o. age. she, TOO, was
drunf ana, II possible, IN worse degree than
Leone,. Being as sne saws unable TO arouse either
OF tnein mrs. Leahey retired fersef, and yesterday
morning on getting out OF bed was Mortified 10 mud
LYING DEAD ON TUE FLOOR.
II seems the wretched woman had carly IN the
0ay. sent out Mr.. Leaheys son for a. quart OF
whlskey and a gallon or ale. THIS sne and Leancy
pms out Of the way she, II Is said, taking con-
eloeraoiy more than him. Tho County Physician
wa vas. Moulded, and, on visiting the Leaney
xvmso Mnd making his customary investigation,
cas sHca, nothing TO warrant his withholding
Ce,uuceto OF burial or causing an inquest to be
held Mrs. Clark ~ said to have husband somc.
p0thing Is known. - - ''-l''7 I -ITf