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GIVEN UP AS LOST.

The second thing is, the patients must stay In a
possible 20 prevent taking cold when the lungs
are diseased, but u must be prevented or cure
especially In this section Of the country, In the
fall and winter sensgn, are all wrong. Physi-
tients II their lungs are badly diseased; and YET,
because they are in the house they must not
us much and AS fast as the strength will bear, TO
get ups good crcnlati9n Of blood. The patients
well. This has great deal ~ do with the appe-
ufTe' ana @ Is the great point TO gain.
n,s passSlty ~ IN IN sae worst eases; and moral Ger
was In these modest words;
Tss Us m hs ss .se: q S
time my physicians thought that could not live
ana tRs SsaaE a
whsd nlfec now oSr oer % 10 the public ana they made
could feel them penetrate IsU my whole e system. @
They soon Iipened the matter In my lungs. and
TSSa ssr sSs "s snSn Pin. ons q
sn sSSn as a that began 90 sSM3'ids M my c9ush
with difnGulty that I could Keep iron eating too
s:ssS \ sssS S$sy sssn. s,sT
pousasi M, JgJsssSs weigh, is 9woSaPSreS fsnd and
Sysa s het years have en-
shss. Ras n"a S"sssS hi
Dr. J, II. sohenek, Jr:, still continue 70 see pa
tients at their once, No. 10 North sixth street
philadeiphia, every Saturday from AN, To 8 PM
Those who wish thorough examination with
the Respirometer will be charged as The Res
promoter declares the exact condition Of the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they are curabe or not
The directions for taking the medicines are
adapted TO the Intelligence even OF n child Foi
low these directions. and kind Nature viii do the
rest, excepting that In some cases the MandraRe
Pills are 20 be taken IN increased doses; lie
three medicines neeo no other accompaniment
them; First create appetite, OF returning
health, hunger ts the most welcome symptom
When II comes, as II will come let the despair
ing ut once be OF good cheer Good blood at once
follows, the cough loosens. the night sweat ia
abated. In u short time both Of these morbid
symptoms are gone forever.
Dr. schencks medicines are constantly kept in
pur.atiye, the Mandrake Pills are a standard ore
paratlon while the pulmQnic syrup as a cure
oi coughs and colds may be regarded as pro.
phylacteric against consumption in any Of It's
Price Of tho Pulmonic Syrup and Sea. .veed
Tonic, fi.l0 bottle, or $40 half dozen. Man.
drake Pills, 25 cents box. For sale by all drug
sasts and dealers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the BEST IN THE World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and Instha nteous.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or Un-
pleasant Odor. The genuine w. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid
Black or natural Brown. Does not STAIN the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beauti-
ful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye.
Sold by all druggists. Factory l6 Bond Street,
Nav York IanY2idendkMlY
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from a sDeocA by Senator DDliiA, dsirsrei a DE-
ffgtf IA 10.

from a sDeocA 5y Senator D1Jiifr. jairsrol a Df.
trOf, IA i,'..
"Lei Us sct BY the people ofthe South a. Cam lius
proposed 70 do The Laiiu M after they had re-
bsl!ed sgain,t Rome and bsd been put down by
the armies OF thst power. Wbe1 the question
arose 10 the senate ! Whist shall be done with
Lat I'm and the people Oi Lai4m . tAcrcwer
some even there hD shouted. "COntl-rAtc their
pioprrty; maze fhsm Qsya.." There wa, how.
ever, B1b- that dsy who would have made them
slaves 90 tA,lfup % slaves. But DumIliu-, Hhu-'
# czech " q ~Ir-.r Inc ht- made his nan" III-
mortal, SAID. q = lA.IT-, let IL make them fellow
CT leu-, ~ui thus ali 60 the power and glory uf
Rome Lrt J., uDS that they have laII Gown the
arms Of thcr rebellion aui have renewed ihcIr
si."g eHce o the UNION and the nag. make the
southern people our t- low -cltIZ-u-, aud thus
si1 TO the power an glory Of the nation.
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THAT ALLEGED SLEEPING CAR
AMOUR.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
John Il. oberly 4 Co. nsye reduced the -uO-
snp,lsn prce Of the Weekly C,,ro Eu1etn "a
On, DJ7ar ver o1rrar,, making 9 tAc cheapest ps
per published In southern Illinois.
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BOTH SIDES OF THE STORY
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AND SAYS 1T ; ALL THE WORK OF
a CORRESPOND DENT.
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m. New York World on senator Dooiulc.l

IThs New lotk World on >enat0T D00lulc.I
HIS record Is 50 consistent amt 'u,tar-
nished that II may be iikeasi u a straight
line drd,cn across pu:;ls-a cisar beam.
unsOerred by tie fachating atmosphere
Of American politics, through the past
t,oenty years
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ADMISSION OF THE REAL AUTHOR
OF THE SCANDAL, TRUE
OR FALSE.
lFrom the New York Herald I

u ihe high personal reputation Of Mr..
DAVIS has led US hitherto 10 deny ad-
nhhon 70 our columns of what Is now
noSe Us the sleeping cur scandal but
.o .m she ehatge Is now reiterated and re-
Am,ned With cireumstAutial minuteness
;aoii s'nSe, iurther, Mr. Davis friends seem
Inclined to shift the responsibiIitv r,r thn
scandal upon an entirely iunocent nor.nn
We thlnk It due to the public 10 law .c1,n
mem tee latest phases of the All, NJ,
~ 80 nss as yet oaly made general dc.
MA VI 'he iaets but Mo cuse bss na,,
gone SO far, and the Allegation "s no"
speclhe, that II is no longer fnir ",p 20
hold the particulars pro and eon tror "'th-
rsaders. The story as frst puhlshc% '',i out
briefly that the ex-Presideni b,J i.o', wa i
teeted In the same berth in ono or 80 ,h Ge
sleeping car; Of the Southern train vii,
somebody else's wife or widow. This s,nr,
iouna its way into print in various form,
a .haliy attracted such general after
uoh That Mr.. Davis deemed L necessary I
0'"s 0u' with the following denial.
JEYTs DENIAL.
MEMPHIS, July q, 1871
Before and since my arrival !, NJ
phis this day my attention has been caIa caT',
70 . slAnderous article in cer,ain go
newspapsrs, which attack cd NV privs S'
character ~ connection with that Of
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-01
c. w. DUNNING. M. d.

ID EslDENcE-cornerNl Ninth and Walnut SITS.
lHofnce-corner Sixth street and Ohio lsves.
omee hours-from8 AIN. to II m, and pm.
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JEFFS ORGAN REPUDIATES THE
SANDER
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zhs eHa' Paper of Al6rGE<r OSEfy and q D oi'y Of
Cu-0. fls 0Hlu B.OrliBg i1ilg IN Southern ILLINOIS
c tgiis-drGIs jy.rn1l NAL, but fearless out
sy5lJen on al slI,esiS of ,B'srtc 10 The p,,blie ;
,l'k iafrs sai ,neredang circulation, The Bule.
tla sSias ne patronage u in'eliigsni readers and
,s'eYunHs 5asACsa I.en.
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For President le72,
JAMES h. DOOLITTLE.
or WISCONSIN.

SsJjeet 70 The dess,0H gf The national dSm-
'ocrdtic eJHrSH'gH.
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WHY 1T WAS NOT AND COULD
NOT BE.
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THE DAVIS SCANDAL.

THE EX.CONFEDERATE PRESI.
DENT IN A PECULIAR PRE-
DlCAMENT.
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GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY ?
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A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

;, The Sea-weed Tonic, in conjunction with tho
Ilis' perlneatcs and assimiates with the food
yipus tortures. Digestion becomes painless. and
ihe cure Is seen 10 be at hand: There Is no moro
appetite sets In.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet
given by an indulgent father 10 suffering man.
Schtncks PulmOnic syrup comes In 10 perform
Its functions and u hasten and complete the
cure. IL enters at once upon Its work. Nature
Gun not be cheated. IL collects and ripeDs tho
Impaired and diseased portions Of the lungs.
In the form OF gatherings, II prepares them for
cxpectoratiOn, and 10! IN very short time tho
inalady Is yanqushed, the rotten throne that II
occupied Is renovated and made new, and the
patient, In all the dignity OF reganed vgor, ste ps
forth to enjoy the manhood or wonanhood that
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-01
CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
BY DR.. j. H. SCHENCK, NJ. d:

Many human being has passed a way for whose
death there was no other reason than the neglect
Those near and dear to family ana friends are
sleeping the dreamless slumber into which, had
they calmly adopted
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JEFF. KETIREs.

After some further talk Mr. Davis said
he should go TO bed, and the conductor
went to the front end OF his car. Shortly
asil9rwHrd the porter SAID to him "Mr.
Hc'' there is something wrong in that
section OF the car This again aroused
ihe suspicious Of the conductors. which had
Deeh excited somewhat through the day
by occasional remarks Of the porter, who
Is smart, sharp colored man, and resulted
IN Investigations which discovered the
fact that
JEFF AND THE WOMAN
were in the lower berth Of the section to-
gether. The conductor excused himself
Tor going TO tho berth by asking for their
ueket', go that he would have no occasion
aAlatb them again that night. The
AJm"h gave up ticket for Stevenson.
r. a'.e Jeh. was going to Chattanooga
Tt'I'tn's I' tn's thot all the evidence in the case
; ~ U''h conductor is "A man nomef
TO- "r,e. ile eau'G into the sleeping car short
"ter lnce made this discnyery an,
wac informed about the &C. 80 y, ~
in-i,, Il 70 DC pardoned to the natural cur
Iosity Of the human race, Mr. Hail.
wished to satisfy himself about IN. ,,'a,,a,
, ana as IT was eyedeht that the woman a, a
: gong beyond Stevenson, Ala, il was cor
! ciuded that the conductor in duty boun
9 70 collect her fare for the extra distanc
" 'or 'his purpose he went to the ssctio
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oSE OF THE WITNESSES.

| is Mrs. Bowers. She is the sister of 4
wcll-known actress, and formally sang in
Baltimore as Nelly Moran. Her husband
is music dealer in Nashville, and WAS for
Inerly route agent for the Souihern TX
pIes, Company. Mrs Bowers is IL good
singer, and has for some time since been a
member Of the choir in mo same church
that Nj Davis attends aai holds an om-
c.nl position in Memphis Mr. Trice has
been heard to say that he can prove that
noto' frequently, sometimes daily, passed
between the parties when they we're both
~ MuWphi,
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DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHESCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

and avaed themselves of his wonderfully efnca.
ciuus medicines, they would not have fallen.
DR.. schenck has in his own case proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains. TINT vital
ity, by his medicines ana his directions for their
Lse, q. quickened into hcalthful vigUr.
In tins statement there Is nothing presump.
tuuus. TO the faith of the invalid Is made no
representation that Is not "a thousand times sub
stantiated by living and visible works. The
theory Of the cure by DIR. Schenck's medicines
u as simple rs II IL unfailng. Its philosophy re-
CURES no argument Its seif.assuring, self.con-
yincing.
The sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the
f'st two weapons with which the citadel OF the
nn!ady IL assailed. Two thirds Of the cases Of
consumption originate In dyspepsia and func-
t,Onally disordered liver. With this condition
the bronchial tubes "sympathize with tho
stomach. They respond 10 the morblnc action
"f the liver. Here then comes the eliminating
result, and the setting in, with all its distress
ing symptoms OF
CONSUMPTION.
The Mandrake pills are composed OF one OF Ma
lures nobest Rtftc--ttc HsoAsss.h illum Paltat I'M
They possess all the blood-seprching, aItcrstive q
properties Of calomel, but, unlike caiomcl, they
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"
The work Of cure IL now beginning. The villa
ted and mucous deposits In the bowels and In tho
nllmentty canal are elected. The liver. like
IA olA 80
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COAL.
CAIRO CITY COAL

/. prepared to supply customers with tn" Test
quality Of
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kssoissd, Thai lie T pse.snes "a on on. -soun.ry
OF Chinese lpborers IN large numbers is an evil
eutailisg want ana - conse4 aeAe tsxin III mis-
cry and crime on ri other classes OF gfe
American people. and should Be- pfeYented by
Resolved, As labor 10 the fouadatien and
csuse OF national prosperity. itis both, the duty
and interest Of the governments 10 foSter and
protect It. It's Importance, therefore. tsmnnAe
che creation Of an Executive Departments of the
government at Washington, W be denomina ved
the Department OF Labor, which shall aid n
protecting Is above all other itfeeres.s.'
Resolved, That che protection of life. liberty
aud property are the three cardinal pripciuaes
Of government, and the hrst two more SACRED
than the latter; therefore, money necessary fol
prosecuting vars should. Is il ia required. u
assessed and collected from ahe wealth or tn,
country, and NOT be entailcd as a burden OF
posterity. N VI. 'i.if
Resolved, That the public lands Of Oh,
United States belong TO the people, and SHOULD
not be sold TO individuals nor granted 10 cor
p~saoas but shsnld be' hela q a sacred tras
for The benefit Of the people, and should B,
granted free Of cost to landless settlers oulv il
aA1outts poe exceeding Loo acres Of land.
Resolved, That the tfeaty-msking power D
the government has no authority in the consti.
tuition to dispose Of" the public lands wIthou
the joint sanction Of the Senate and House Q
Representatives. W
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not IN your power TO cOerce us We hxSe
4 voice In this matter Is weli essyou, md a
potent voice sis TOO. = We wM dHtat
profits with you, for every dollar of it, We
created, but We will not consent 10 AecepI
the shells Of the oysters
YbUsaS thht1Re ch. 10 SxRa&kAdSFS
ges. We claim the privilege Of being oul
own judge. Every forty thousand tons o
Od aG4 FoseDd up ID hS suffice b Al
Aq pst sfItbs Ifs sfS%d all Xiii
nothing Are we the Cay Of The potter
only to be moulded 1? 49,
/ High wages, who besides You, repeat
tho dirge Of high wsges? Does-ths NAP
who consumes? Do 'themen Who mike up
the great body Of the population, and who
labor for their subsistence Not one q
them. Is1DshalI "fh'o "'l~
IF our occupation brings us face to face
with danger and death, should wc not DO
maid for tie fearful risk? You would re
duce our wage5 alnSMf COa- bab; we ~Hl
not stand the imposition.
What could be your reply, should we
issue circular that forty per cent should
come off your freight and transportation,
and tbs price Trii Of coal at New York; II
Won we're 10 deign to reply, it would be that
wo had no business to interfere with your
business. Have you any busiaess. there
fore TO interfere with our business
We name the price OF our labor, yoo
NAV have the price at which you win sell
YOUR coal There VIC stand. What,
therefore, will conquer 1t was Mazeppa
who said:
I'm betidc
The school is which learned to ride"
Who is the pupil, you or us? Time
alone must determine this question as to
who will conquer. We are under the i'm
preston that there is nothing criminal on
Dur Ip;ate 'lfEh9Te \, Tf6NW ds1FT EH;H-
inal Court. But lyOurw Cad il as diff
cult a thing to indict Dirty thousand
men, as Barke did to 6d favorite to
iiadiet the british nation. IA =. ~. " s
We arc Of age and qualified TO con-
traot, and w have tho brains, ind there
fore the ability to contract. We have
sOmDi ole cOUPace, nnd have concluded
not to Re intinidstcd. We are one a
tbs parties. ip the coal trade. We ,6ave a
voice. Too many tldak il is tsetae /; VIC
think It is strong. Too many think We
will cqYe to terms, We know that you viii
The Issue is between capital and labor.
sN1thDOt our labor thsreis no capital.
Yopr machinery cannot move until we
give you the PrOpelling power. And this
is by no means to be forced from Us. IA
cannot be. The constitution and laws in
from Us, that We have rights, in the exer-
else of these rights We do yoU no wrong.
Our feelings are not those Of vindictiveness,
obey are tboe which, can OnI5 aim from a
consciousness Of right We haintaifi
that we are in the right, and therefore We
make our stand. Not crineiHgIy, but as
bold men, who have nothing to demand hut
what is right, aud who will submit 10 no
thing that is wrong. Such is the issue,
and who will conquer. Wv,
The Columbus Wolkingman Journ0,
says :-
S1TRPs are being taken BY oaG,cnterpris-
ing citizens to raise a coal company for the
purr0s- Of rnising deal ~ C%hisubus. on an
extensive scale Che.Okee county coal j:
the rest IN ttetState. gIlE lfrg,
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TRADES DIRECTORY.
AaaNERS' IJNMN-HELs0

-UMMNs-N ELSO
-, VILE, Athens OoaBt,s Ohie.--H Rocking Valley
Miners Union meets every Saturday in The Miners'
Hall Thoshas b feeter, president Thomas Hlack
John Gilrs, recording secretary. Thomas Eheperd.
treasurer. William Jones and Henry spuries. cores
ponding secretary. 'i -ar
TOCRNYM8N PLASTERERS' ASSO-
- OIATtoN, 81 CincI7 NATL meets every Other Thurs-
day evqRipE ~ fsou Mou11sEs Union Hall 90 West Fh
Street 8e8mmn1icaAl0ns should be addressed Il ths
oorrespd4ainF essssAass. 10 Wsat Tssns street.
u. A. AxLA, geo, @Joan OAssT, Pies.
TH1CAG0 IRON MO0iDERS' UNION
~ No. IS, meets at sAe TrSdss Assembly Hall, LIud
Blocks oerner MARKET md Randolph street. every fr
dayevsnin- ~ TX O'Clock.
-TsomAs KirLr, Rec. secresary.
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WarnsS's Oough 14lsam 40 healing. SOFTEN.
isR and pedsorafingF 1k3 sxAsaasdiaAay power d
possesses in imnsdiAtslH Eslssvrgs and eventually
curing, the most obstinate cssee OF Ooughs Colds,
ness Asshma nna OunsamEkisn IN aAnDss incredibls.
30 prospt the rssf ADD ossin its effects In al ~
above cases. any affection 81 the throat and lungA
shat thou sands Of ply sicans are daily prescribing
end one snd all say thas 10 10 the most healing and
atfDR medicine known. One fe&e always AFFORDS
relief and In hoetle effects . Sold
by tlrugesEs large bottss Price One Dollar. IL II
your own fault ryo9 still cough and suffer The BasAm
wi cure. s-
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NIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIvE

~ UNION No. So, Of the CITY Of Lssvsn wOEtA meet.
every rst SATURDAY even. IN each month. Wolf =
Hall. Louis vo-s, Pres. Frank FULLY. Vice Pres ;
Robert Js q. Rnancia Scsrrtary John Gr~if Record
ing Secretary; James L. Aubrey, Cor &c., Fred UfFeT
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NOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
~ Uaion No ,fl0 M cas- on he last SaAurG.y OF esch
north 1t City Hali, Bre d~ av, as. MeQ,shy, pres
dent Joseph Morris, vice president. {. O waten-
stiel recording aud hnaacisi 4ecretATy A. schenp
treasurer J. Niebes, corresponding secretary bon
: -. r-ru tWrE rvW
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f. THE 6rst account we hare Of the cigar No.
easss. and 6qssssd Aby irt;se y IN ds-l
scribing the first voyage of Columbus be-
says: "Tbey beheld several Of the natives
going about with tirebrands in their hands,
t6O cataiR HID D@NTpAlch they rolled
up in leaf, and lighting one end. put me
other in their mouths, and continued exhal-
u ''ss]| ! 4! 4! g.. s' ::
roll, was made, " though that is the name
tby 2hicf tie cigar IS to-day knOwp in
Cubs ovesoz;spfatI FL (H'storfG Gen
toms of the Ipdian= Of Cnbs, yerf pelA dous,
and producing inst visibility" Their mode
} JfsARN&hg O0& BY Stimulation through the
nostrils by means Of a hollow, forked cane,
the forked ends beirg inserted in the NOS
trils, the other end applied to the burning
loay~ OfI be plant W,
CLERICAL INAPTITUDE.-Unwort men
will occasionally find their way into the
ministry Of every denomination. AS rule,
however, their misdeeds are generally dis
covered The following instance Of imper-
sipent clerical OfkciOuspess. promptly re-
bukcd, comes to W from q Kansas cores.
pondent
Old DE--isa Kentnekian, fond OF a
cigar and little game of cards. In bis
employ was voting man who, though pro-
fessedly Methodist, had SO far back-slid-
den as 20 play little sometimes. The two
were sitting in the house one rainy day hav-
ing game of eucbre. The Rev. Mn
the resilient Methodist minister, dropped in,
and after glancing at the doctors hand
passed around behin1 the young man,
took a seat. and quietly Watched tho game.
RheyQMm Res wase abSat ter hfAY Ger
tain ed when the minister vi pred to
him M -a-s ..r5sa.s NJ 49,
DID, that # you d pm be
WhcreuPOn the doctor, waxing irate,
See here, Nj, 7 amt playing this
game against the whole Methodist Confer
emte. IL tuS7 OOULcfenU0 Wd3tO %UeFuS up
. v, III play them a rub
ibis reverend brother was soon discovered
to be mistake" and Was dcposed from
Che ministry Editors Drawer, in Rdrper's
Magazine for February. -.-t
It's related by an estimable and very
pious lady IN New Orleans that on her
Yry togabhpthrsshOd Ono bIaht sanshiny
SIndsy mefhins .thesaN-deveest nSss, one
Of whom was Dewsboy, seated in door
way playing cards; one Or them was Sun
day school scholar Of the lady. She
Stepped asd ihsIsEd thatthey sEcah ac-
soppsby berits tkurut- Ahes sone per-
suasiOn the three oldest consented but the
youngest, tad of some six years. persis-
tcntly refused "Wby won't you come,
! WY 10y r. said the lsdy ! it is vsFy wrong
Of you to refuse" : aBat don't want to
60" "Why, what is the reason n The
aPpatiepce Of the little fellow wsxsd dess
peraie, and in an Indignant voice be ex-
claimed, his hands full Of cards Would
YOU 90, To Sunday school with handful Of
tsdmps Ike thai ~ = oia sbn
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IRREGULARITIES, UNION. NO.

- Of Albany, n y. meets every WEDNESDAY
building. CsrDac No vi l;as president, Michael Con
way. nrs vice preyidens Richard Canavan second vIct
resdent; SsrneTJ Nee, corresponding eiary; Jas
0Nea, riding secretary; Michael j. Fynn. financial
secretary; VIM. 0Rrian, assistant; Thomas H. Kerr
treasurer; william Drake conductor; Thomas Newton
deputv. Postodlce sac
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WAsHINGTON,.D. C.-UuioO No.

w 100 meets on the Hrst Friday evening Of each
month, at Mr.. Wangemann's, Pennsylvania avenue,
between At and 9th streets II. seebo, president, -
WenzelI, vice presld snt. Joseph G. Lash correspond
ing secretary. r. Roheder, record ng secretary. -
Watenscheidt, financial secretary j. 0ssinger treas
urer.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic 10 prepared
sxprenly for DssP%Pscs and those s9Hsrng wisa "a
6ds splendid appsdsss ri ssssngthsns the stomach
Ian resosss ths digestive organs V their healthy sase
-Weak, nervous and pyspepslc pefscns snoula moe
Price Css DsNar.sa IA III 81 naA
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PHILADELPHIA. PA-Irnion N,

4 meets on the second Tuesday in each month at
Dnigent Hall, Tenth and filbert sts. Charles Plosz
president. a. j. Walters, president. T. j Birch
recording secretary. J. b. Harvey, treasurer John
O. Merger, financial secretary.
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