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The Fellow that Looks Like Ne.

This somewhat peripatetio indi.
vidual, who boars the blame Of tho
many sins Of wicked married men,
came to grief In Now O;loans a few
nights ago. A respectable lady, 60
ing to church, discovered, as she sup.
posed her licge lord in the choir, his
head very close to the leading singer.
When the scrmon was over, aud
the family had gathered around the
dinner tablo, she inquired
"My dear, do you belong to-
street church choir1'
go, no, it must be Stokes ho looks
very much like me-"
"Indecd 70
Eyes he's courting Miss H,
the leading singer"
"Tndeed !"
go, yes I; nice girl"
"Sho paints, though
"O, no."
"Yes she does, SOC somo of it now
on Stokes check it rubbed of while
they wero singing together"
A handkerchief was lifted sud ddcn.
ly to the indicated cheek, and Q
fierce auathema was visited on tho
follow that looked like mo.
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with hundreds of thousands of living wit
ncsses, and upward of. 10000 unsolicited
certificates and recommendatory letters,
mnny. Of which arefrom highest sources in.
Slpding eminent Physicians, Clergymon.
statesman. eto ,#.tas.; ,sla3 vUa Es
Henry 7. Helmb old's Genuine Prepara-
tions. .I
Delivered 10 any address. Secure froin
observation. ~ ~ '''
Established upward of Twenty Years. =
Sold by druggists everywhere. Address
letters for information. in confidence 10
HENRY T.. HEEMBOLD, Druggist and
Chemist
Only Deposl II. r. HELMROLD's Drug
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wny. New York, or to II. Y. lIELMBOLD'S
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Phlladelphin. Pn. ,
Beware Of Countrrfeiis Ask for HEN.
RY'T. IlEEMBOLD'S! Take no other.
feb l3 H.lr"s.
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Ilclmbold's Extrncl Buchu is Diurctic
and Blo"d-Purifying. md cures nll diseases
arising from habits of dissipation, aud ex-
ces"e* mi imprudcnccs in life. impurities
of the blood, &c. superseding Copnhia In
Affections for which il is used. and syphi-
litio affections--in these discases used in
connection with ilelmbolds Rose Wash.
ia DIES. ''
In many affections peculiar 10 ladies'. The
Extract Eucl,u is nncguallel by any other
remedy ~ in Chlorosis or Retention. Ir.
regularity, Pnlnfnnsss or Suppression Of
Customary Esncuntions, liberated or
Schirrus slatcnf the utrrns. Leucorrhca
or Whites, Slerility, and for Nil complaints
incident to the scx, wlcther Arising from
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prescribed extensively W the most eminent
physiclnhs and midwives for cufeeblcl and
delicate conslilmions, Of both sexes and
NIL agrs (attended with my Of the above
diseases or Rymptoms. ,
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Nj
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
CuNCENrRATEp
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

THE GREAT DlURETlC.
hns cured every case Of Diaboles in which
il has been given. Irritation Of the Neck OF
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being prepared expressly for the aLovo cnm
plants. it's Blood Purifying properties are
greater thnn any other preparation Of Sar-
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Bottle
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These Pills arc the most delightful plcns-
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After few days u.o Of them. suoh an in
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ero hui sugar coatcd. from The fact that
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Tns CATAwnA uuArE Pills. hcing pleasant
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Box.
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UPHAM'S DEPILAT0RY POWDER
Removes snpcrflnou> hair in five minute g
without injury 10 the .kin. Sent by mail
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Relieves most vi"en, pnrnxysns in five
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TIE JAPI NESE H.iIR STAIN
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5. G Ui'HAM No III Jayno street Phil
"delphin. Pa. Circulars sen, free Sold hy
al Druggists.
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ed ina piece Of p,por, on which was
written:
"In grateful remembrance Of silver
quarter that kind stranger bestowe ed
on little chosnut girl over twenty
years ago."
Rtlph Moore had thrown his NOR.
sol Of bread upon the waters, and
after many days it had returned to
him.
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II. r. Helmb0ld's Extract Buchn Il

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H. rs
II. 7. tleImbold's Improved Bose Wash.


connot be surpassed as Faco Wash. and will
be found the only specific remedy in every
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ly eradicaice Pimplo Spots, Scorhu,ic Dry
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Inflammation, Ilives, Rash. Moth Patches,
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on which depends the agreeable ccarncss
and vivacity Of complexion SO much sought
md n.lmired But however valuable 0s q
remedy for existing defects Of the skin, II.
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by possessing qualities which render IL o
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Safety md Efficncy--the invariahlr nc
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used in connection iwiib The ExtFncts B,tuhn
sarsaparilla, and Catawaba Grape Pills, in
such diseases rs recommended, cannot bo
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VN fF" 'Ffh ~ s
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
High'y Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXT. SARSAPARILLA

Will radically cxtorminate from the system
Scrofuln, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Sore Eyes, Sore Legs, Soro Mouth. Sore
Head, Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, salt
Rhcnm, Cankcrs, Ennnngs from the Enr,
White Swcllings. Tumors, Cancrrous Affcc
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in The system for yenrs.
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HENRY T. HEiLMBOl / D'S
COMPOUND Z FhUID
Extract Catawra'
CIR APE PIT s1s sSsg

Component Pdrts-Fuid Exraef Rhu5ard
and FLUID Extract ,Catd;s5a Grape
Juice. ."
For Liver Complaint. Jaundice,a bilious
Affections, Sick or Nervous Headache,
Costivenoss, eto. Purely Vegetable, Con.
tanning no Mercury. Mineral or Dele.
terious Drugs. 3r
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

HSoNE Cuban medical students of the ROYAL
University have got themselves into scrRpe.
Last Thursday they scaled the cemetery walls
and desecrated the grave Of Gonzalo Cas-
tanon, leading Cuban upholder of the Span
ish rule. On Saturday six were found guilty
Of the outrage, and imprisoned, while a sus-
pected accompiices were detained. On Sun
day the streets Of Havana were in uproar.
Great bodies Of volunteers came together,
and tumultuouk y demanded that the prisoners
De given up TO them for punishment The
demand was refused, but at about midnight
several volunteer battalions surrounded the
JAll, and at In the morning q court martial
was established, consisting Of both regular
and volunteer officers. On Monday great ex-
cRement prevailed business was stopped :;
a students we're on trial, and it was rumored
that eight Of them had been found guilty.
and we're TO be Immediately shot. This was
actually done on Tuesday afternoon, at 4
O'Clock The eight who were executed were
over Is years Of age. Besides these a number
were sentenced 10 imprisonment Of from four
70 slx yesEs In the penftentiary.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

We reets;tSl nan the hat isItb Of
the AntGrdsits Nonitsr. At its siitor N: & !.
Ben Iobnson!,has tshfeikd hisI resignS bon
70 the Boara q Dirtctbfp We cannOE ~
we-apprOt II his gsidA. Labor edIApfs
especially lsau2tIhavk b Bone, and ittaet
do for thelH % run tfOm every cur ttat
banks at their heels Under bis manage
ment The K1fisOr assumed a commanding
posifion among the labor journals, and It
had Just commenced to be recognized and
feared AZ power AMONG politicians Of
the keystone State. If the Catholic, Bap-
list or Episcopal or any other church
stands In the way Of the laber movement,
ite tools must be pushed ssiAe. We bear
cheerful testimony to the ability, fidelity
and energy with which friend johnson
delended the trust committed to his care
In our NEXT we shall refer 70 this subjec.
at length. ff
From W. J. Jessup, we learn that the
Carpenters and JofnerS National Union
has ceased TO exist az an organization.
A VALUED correspondent, writes from
Fall River, Mass, as tolloys;
S1R-The working time OF the mills In
Fan River, Lawrence and Lowell, is Is
follows:
Fall River-From 81 A. N to II no0n,
and from 124 P. NJ to u ?. NJ. Saturday
from 81 A. NJ TO II noon, and from l2t TO
"a P. NJ; 81 hour per week.
Lawrence-FFOm 81 A. n. 70 IL noon,
and from ] p. NJ to 81 r. NJ saturday from
81 A N. to p. n, when they stop for the
day.
Lewell-8i A. N. to u noon, and from
P.M TO 81 r. N. Saturday from " A. NJ,
to IL noon, and from P. NJ. to 5P. NJ.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

49, sa--= II sz4A IL 49,
& DHxRoaf, Mich, NoTembe 24th, 1871.
10 thsEdika Ofths WOHErrsnAlh sDvoctss.
Y EnmE6s c AlEaoN. In The Inst iss of
he ADvo1ATN yup hsadle without doves
a. dltccAstt 6teA eonA .~ne pfStedd
y h4y nth fi u ~ ! opnspin in'
the city Of Washington. who give % one
resson 4 Tor their presumption, that the
eommA,ee APPOINTED tired 10 meet at .
cerlsin time in Columbus, Ohio. .
Itk wei kHown by all friends Of Lsbtlf
Reform, who take sn unselfsh view Of ils
progress, that, at the Cincinnati Congress,
the president was empowered to appoint
one person from each state and territory.
and one fr I'M the District Of Columbia, %
committee on Pofi1cai Organizstiod
that duty. I understand, was faithfully
performed o 80 a. fst
At the St Louis Congress, which met In
August lat, q resolution was passed 70
commencing the chairman OF the Com.
mitt on Political Organization 70 post
pone said meeting until the third Wed
pesday In February 1879, st the same
place. land publish the postponement, which
has also been done. If the gep'lemer
composing that self appointed committee
were not entirely ignorant Of the d0lngs o.
the st Labor Congress, and verythine
per aiming 20 Reform, they would be cog
nizanl of the fact that the Preside alone
had the power to appoint members OF thai
committee, consequently, Mr. Redstone
would have no voice in The convention
because be wa. not the appointed delegate
by the proper authority; but if he has no,
learned to make better showing Of bin
talents, either natural or acquired, than ht
did at the Cincinnati Congress, he will bs
but small acquisition to any committee
IS it was very evident there that his ideai
were so large that his head could contain
only one ct time. and that could not turn
without disturbing his brain. But an
proud to say that the thoughts Of genuine
reformers are less magnitndinous, and theil
manner of delivery less pompous and
absolute than the gentleman Of such large
pretensions-
In the Convention which will be held
in February next. am confident that tn,
deliberations OF the high toned and noble
he rted gentlemen composing lhe regular
| appointed committee will be creditabfe tS
themselves and lasting blessing 70 thu
country. A REF0RMER
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

A GOOD TRIcK.-A good story comes from
an eastern college, where the students In d.
vinity were compelled at stated seasons to
write prayer for the critical eye Of the pro-
fessor. This professor was of the crankiest
nature possible, and the urffedged Beechers
could never manage to blend, In one harmon
ious whole, alienation, application, thanks
giving and confession so as to suit bis taste
One morning one of the students, being pro-
ncient in stenography, was moved to take
down the Professors own opening prayer
ss,6dtiDa and, having written n out, be hand
cd it in for criticism. The Professor came
down on his own work like the wolf on the
fold, buffeted it, entreAted II shamefuily, rdi-
culed its false rhetoric, inveighed against its
poor syntax, severely censured its general in
cougruity, and wound up by declaring, sub
stsntially, that the author thsreof couldn't
pray worth cent. OF course the student In
formed him that he had been mangling his
own offspring, and since that day n less &ataF-
day Revier-ish style Of criticism has obtained
In that particular college. 4-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

ALRxis, having been magnihcently received,
tesegraphed to his parents, and after passing
the might In hammock, proceeded on the.
I'd, TO Washington He was attended thither
oJ Prince Catsraxy. who has finally turned
over the Russian legation to Gen. Gorlof, q
Iormer subordinate. and will hereafter relieve
the American co. ~nmenl and Secretary Fish
Of his ofhriAl pr~s>A ace. The Grand Ducal
PROXIES thus althOagh quiet, has been
marked BY 20 Aplimentary demonstrations
whenever po~sd is. On the Sd, the Prince
was presented 70 the President at the White
house, and eivilitiss we're Interchanged by
the Cabinet and the Distinguished Russians.
Next dAy the visitors went to the Annapolis
naval Academy, and then returned 70 New
fork, whence. after about weeks sotourn,
Alexis proposes TO 20 to Boston, Albany,
Montreal, the West and the south. from
whchdsttsr region, BY the way, the mayor of
DuvaH's Blu6 has sent him telegraphie inyi-
tatiou to take that city In his course. The
rnilAdeiphians, also. with Gen. Meade for
spokesman, are making elaborate prepare
tons Tor visit. In the meantime, the ON
CEN Of the Brooklyn nsvy-yard have given
him Agrsnd tall