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New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
TIE FHBRTON TRIAL.

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ANNAPOLIS, Mu" jan hV C""lV Ilio' 'O
10 o'clock a. IN. II. Moore Wharton OF Philadelphia Col
pr,r+1 NIo,.er pov,naster r E Army: ]. C. Kecllcr
' - . q, -, = @ -. to,,os
BALTIMORE Commander d. . 0oeIhI - % Nu'S' ~ oumve
C. Wafip. President iof Columbia College, D. C.; W. w.
u,neo,, Accountant I'm the L. S Treasury Department
' "'' -, =, Go 20 n. .l,i,,,r, ,rnro
Washington ond Ihomap +; CV",F VI Da.tllpic ~
ecNcfny sworn anu cs.1 20 ,,G 80 "a 5nI,i
WIHtto.' h'L n pu :, ti D. ~ l,+',l, Nil
ana ~ -, IN c ,r n,",bcr Of
& '' tt,r f,,1 con Il,nTV II att, or Raleigh Late
ncrot fn fhc Concdcjetr amy ana formerly captain
S tbc Tnird states rrry. and fTou DR. C.. \. Finley
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

Cornell & Co.'S paper-mill at Ypsilanti, Mich,
"a, o Saturday. Loes, *loo,~V
Taylor's oil refinery, at Wyoming, Ontario
CoupS was bufaed on Saturday. LOs,, s20,ooo.
The deaths from small last week, at Phila-
d.lphs 2l6 decrease Of 20 from the previous week
Seven women were permitted to vote at the
spec.f and local election In VAlleo CAL on the lsi Inst
49,. Benjamin James's satDet-mll in Worcester,
hass burned yeerday. Lose fi0ooG insured for 5000
The defalcatiOn in Providence occurred in the
Rhode NAonal Babk not the Fourth National
The Rev DR.. Stuart Robinson of the Second
Church VI Louisville seriously VI VI smallpox that bis
ply siesns have little hope Of hs recovery
-. -Four men were precipitated Is feet by the fall
scAfod Choopes Mas saturday, two OF whom William
Miller sBd Philip smith, seriously hurt smith probably hsy
49, An engine attached 10 freight train exploded
MddtewB Brhnh Psnu SATURDAY Milling engineer powds sud
Dangerously ug Joseph Lass scBdaeio and James Williams he
j s. Dickinson, n merchant of String Town,
County Cs found murdered near MS ssre
Saturday nernu s cut and ue ssN In HE store had been
robbed
Yesterday morning tenement house, corner
one Of he ssurAnt vas other. rendered
inssasibk by the snoke bat reoteeL
The Wholesale saddlery aud harness establish
.at of Of Main and ohssinot's NJ lo'
vas dsnsss yssrAy " the srsni o tl9s The conms
eansSsd b, water shea co.. with damage the boidAf
ssLsfsr assured $500 10 each d. ths ocrnE ohees
Ktsa PaAs EsSssIor, H. Lon .so
Astss, llsslsRsu
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
.hJNICJPAL AEFdjES.

Jo>yPu SHANNON ELECTED CLERK or IRE
ROArD OF AIDERMEN-NAYOR HALL DE-
GIDEs AGAINST ALDERMEN PLiNhill AND
COMAN.
The Board of Aldermen met on Saturday,
President COchrane ia the chair II was deeideu 10 hOu
regular meetings AT p H. on Mondays urth "ther"l7e
ordered. Alderman joyce q:eforIn Deiuocfap offered
the following:
Ub,s. The great t,r~ IN the monoIa asairs Of he Hy e
Gently lnsugursd AMI nON lrmlhli eo9rl& - HH f o
' s c SosithstaBa ding the important moral and political 'eC, #
eat hrIJ! r Hac'. . 1Gs s, hc f saT s
ye T hundreds of cert ehae 1SoTef' $ Gnd hSTs Cr n
received none nom the es,oI sne September i@ anu
& % 1 .' and afong proper pay the iu4em
ness the City to no poJe' man! o "h' A' H u1'S
TI.Ss H. ccptIoeP the CITY has "a bis memorial to the r|.
early lond and urged ,ne pressing nect " oi
mems f rp paving te csms Of be parties ieea 10
Rsotd q the Board Assistant Aldermen oDcq That @ Com
Council 10 respectfully y-i afsrn que.l he bo'ts %
The Co,roht 10 raise uoay sal Ttoa delay app to ,s nqna4'
f iS % no ] NOV 5 or 81 c S SS n H. yos G We o 80 to- peai
OF The esins Of all lty employed by 'h' ''''
Alderman Cmoyer-TTis subject has been made the
special order oi business in the Assembly for next
| Wedno sday
Alderman Van sehaich G:eform Demccrat,-Ibe Con
tIOer il doing all iii h- power meet the and
| therefore move so lay the resolution the table.
The resolution OF Alderman joyce was adopted. ihe
announce
by the spectators. The cheering promptly sup
pressed bA President CurhfHDe who said that ne would
order tie Sergeant al Arms to clear the room N the
orcnse were Iopen!ed. the Board tbeu proceeded Ia
elect Clerk Alderman Vance suggesting that the vote
| be taken rit0 rOcr Lost.
! Alderman CODOyeT-When I entered this Board did
so for the purpose Of assisting IN working thorough
form; and under certain under Tst8ndng feel justified
in announcing that shall vote for Joseph shannon for
Clerk. lAppiau-e.l
| President CochIane-1hrrc must be more express
sons OF approval dlsapproya OF the deliberations oi
this Board il there the police have orders TO clear
the
Alderman FalcOner-I -bai not vote for Mr.. Shannon
he neither reioTInef nor proper man 10 he elected
Clerk OF this Board.
The vote Tor Clerk then taken. with The following
result: Joseph Shannon, .; william CauldWell 4;
shannon decared duly elected Clerk of the Board
into d Committee OF the Whole, and considered The
port Of the Committee ON Salaries ana the employ neh
OF the employees OF the B0afd
Alderman Won Schsick- Although the report designt
20 cut down the annual expenses OF the Board frCl.
$4,000 10 S2s,0oO think further reduction eau he ~
fected. IN my opinion rho Office iof Assistant Librarian
shOnld be abolshedand the salary OF the jator ah0uld
| be- reduced from a. 300 ~ $500.
| Alderman COnOyer-I move that the Committee rise
and report progress and ask leave to s again Carried
The following communication was received from Mayol
Hall:
| MiIor. OyrcE, NV YoKY, jan 4. l612
10 ~ Chiy to2 9 Mayor This paper lef o ebbG THE eel
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
Suicide IN A BATUTU 3,

George W. Basscnctt age 20, committed
s,cide Yesterday by shooting himself In the head with
n pstn while taking bath at his residence. No 2o2
West Fortyffthst The servants who heard the report
n enter,ns he ROOM found him lying dead Ia the bsth.
,"h 1sit IN, weapon ia his hand. He had been IN low
,rtts IIr several DAYS. He employed a. cOndsh
tfI rerk by Charles II. Reid, et No ~ Broads MS
,h ncai OF ms health. leaving his business ahiiIs ahd
,s house IN charge OF Bassenet on Ihirsdhy enu IrI
a., ,i,ts h. U.Is out later than usual and on SATURDAY
"a! hI H. did moi sletp his employers honse telling
dn,,r & locked and had passed the night az the ~.
C"nn Hotel He did not seem 10 be intoxicated ne wen,
ir. to his room and, hour aiter~af'i was heard
W or the room door. He had dves'td hiinsen or
q, bis olotbing Dut his nightshir There Wa shaii
hnlier wound in the night temple On the ''"e III o
room WAS iouhu 'ho iV''N'o srsD.Y. jan. IA.
~ -, ,pf,iup,,. .ar ron n. press. possible Good
Pess, 70 keep 'nia up''''1N" $780, BAsstKGr
ty, even bOI'. 49,. -. nj. ,.nt.t hank
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
WASHINGTON.
A STARTLING RUMOR.

WHOLESALE DECAPTTATION THREATENED IN
TIE SEw-YORK CUsTOM-uOUsE - THE
KITCHEN CABINET TO BE DISMISSED AND
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE THUS REGAIEED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA curious rllmor
NOR is a6oat, to-day, which gains considerable
dence among politicians, II is to the effect that the
President will Immediately, after the Senate Com
mittee returns from Ncw-York and submits its re-
port make clean sweep of all the principal officials
connected with the New-YOrk Custom-hOUse filing
their places with men of prominence in business,
and eminent integrity, who have not been
active in behalf of either faction Of the
Republican party in that city; and. fur
ther that he will follow this move by dis
missal of his whole kitchen Cabinet. sending Gems
Porter, Dent, and Babcock, back 20 their regiments.
and turning the cold shoulder to most of the small
politicians who have been particularly oficious as
his advisers Of late This rumor is not traceable to
any authoritative source bnt il has spread with
markable rapidity, and few public men can be found
tonight who have not heard it, who do not con-
slider the reported about to be adopted by the
President as at least not improbable Perhaps much
of the faith given to the report however ia due TO
general belief that only by yielding to public opin-
ion, and making the changes indicated can Grant
regain the ground he has confessedly lost of late,
and make Lis chances for denomination good as
they were when Congress met last month.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
CUSTOM-HOUSE ABUSES.

DEPUTY COLLECTOR CLARK'S EXPERIENCE.
HOW SEIZURES ARE MADE DETECTING FRAUD
CLENT INVOICES - THE EXPOSURE or BUsI-
NESS sECRETS-OFFENDERs ESCAPING TNDJCr-
hENT - THE PAYSON WOOL CAsE-->ESAIOR
HoWI'S PROMPTER.
The Senate Committee devoted its entire session
on Saturday to examining Deputy Collector Stephen
q. Clark, chiefly with reference 70 seizures anD
compromises The Custom-house "pr0mptcrs" wero
present in force and assisted" Senator Howe ep
openly that Senator Casserly forced 10 protest.
against allowing any to make statements to tho
Committee except under oath. by consent
of all the members. Mr.. Clark described tho
method of making seizures of goods and
also of books and papers, and declared it TO bo
bis opinion that man could detect fraudulent in-
voices perfectly well without any familiarity with
business and that a good lawyer wOuld make %
better Treasury agent than dry goods dealer. Ile
further testified that the choice of peTGons supposed
to be trustworthy, 70 examine merchants books when
seized was the only precaution taken against the
undue exposure Of business secrets Offers of COM
promise he believed. did not proceed og gnaly frop,
the Cusom-house officers except in small cases, al
though, after a compromise made, il under
stood by all concerned that the offender was to be
exempt from indictment. He also presented the cor
respondence between the Collector and District
Attorney Davis in the Paygon wool case and showed
that the proposed suit was abandoned because tho
DstnctAttorney believed that the Government
would fail 10 make out case,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

TIE NEW TAIIFF-OPPOsITTON TO TIE TAX on
RAW MATERIALS.


RAW MATERIALS.
PARIS, Jan u, 1872.
The tariff bill submitted by Minister POuyer-
oaerticr to the Assembly imposes the following duties
On wool 50 francs per 100 kogammes; cotton, francs
rosn from II to francs copper, Is francs; cheese,
rom Is to IS francs hops co francs Tie advocates OF
the taxation Of material are reported TO be gaining
ground,
The Budget Committee Of tie Assembly s understood
70 he in favor OF creating annual sinking fund 0I
4oooOOOOO francs. The Committee Education VIII re-
port in favor Of allowing all persons properly qualified
the right to teach In public and private schools The
Assembly Committee Army Reorganization has agreed
recommend the adoption Of rIe thar soldiers unable
and write at the expiration Of ther terms Of
vice shall remain in the army until they have acquired
these accomplishments.
Gen Cathlueau, late Of the PontihcGl Army, arrived
recently ct Montpelier His presence there provoked
some hostile demonstrations and only tho timely inter.
ference of the authorities prevented riot.
TIE Emperor Of the Brazils has returned from n tour
through the H.val aTscIals OF the north Of France
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

-. on,>,Cr OF NyALES--A VESSEL ~. ~. ~ - .rrS
The ~ TIN Trr ENGLISH CIIANNEL-FoOL Ii''' wv
PECTED. IoxroS. Jan. IA, 1872
Tho Prince Of Wales is making saus'aoty.S
N,s convalescence. hut some time ''uS'
lin Is fully reJstaelished the t'hu,s 0,
:, - q, wales at sandrugham' !" body W.eg,
W u,s povol HichucSs Yesterday ana 'onS'"''''''''
hir? on his recovery ,.r,oa roor Calais on
,,,"s,av nv some French fishermen ana was lOunI ~
,o'Sonc5 although she wss in good condition II Is
no',oS " tsat mut!ny occurred on board; t9s so
s.otr was murdered, aud tie crcw eIt INC vessel 10
sscnc the consequences Nothing has been near" u '"o
men and II Is feared that they were drowned.
Cen. B,deau. the American Consul General mas
xt,ton letter TO The Times-to correct statement
,,de nv that Journal that the late Gen HallecR cap
tured Memphis and Fort Donelson.
1As London Times yesterday. pointing to the cases oi
the steamers Florida Hornet and Virginia. says Amer
cans by the light OF their recent experiences must
see that the suppression Of Illegal equipments by In
gland during the war OF the Rebellion was prodigousy
difficult hint is thrown out that the Fcnian RAIDS on
Canada we've not always so promptly or enectuaLy
checked rs they might been by the United states
authorities.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
is granted, the officer draws hisypay whether for one

s granted, the officer draws hsypay whether for one
month ak months.
California match manufactures writes 10 Secretary
Boutwell, that his Company 100000 worth OF pro-
pretary stamps annually the matches they manufac
turc but that, If properly protected by the revenue
officials they make use OF twice that amount. In
San Francisco he says, six match manufacturers food
the city and country with matches unstamped TO the
great disadvantage Of his business The grocers there
sell without stamps Ono prosecuted, but the Judge
who tried the decided that the matches bavng been
disposed NJ from under the counter could not be- cOnsd
cred as exposed fO sale, and ordered the release Of tue
defCndont.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
PETTY MALICE AGAINsT WOMEN.

Superintcndent kclso within the past month
has received nearly complaints against an unknown
man. who has appeared in the vicinity OF heaters and
other places OF amusement at the close OF the perform
ances and thrown kerosene the dresses OF adeS
thcy came The richest and most expensive dresses
or.coaks were the objects Of his attack, aud as many
as three four tn single evening nave
been ruined by him. Tho superintendent finally
perpetrator. and the entire detecye itce vas oeio
70 2ngle the crowds leaving tDe theaISs lo
nett. while in the crowd which had just left WaacI,s
1heater, take something from his pocket anu
make hurried movement tLe ol auS
wearing handsome blue SILK dress hdlrled lnspee lon
the dress by the detective proved that kerosene had
been thrown il. He at once conducted the man
TO Observation-Disclosures In the prisoners coat socbct was
found a small brass can having long slender spout
and o spring bottom, which when pressed forced OUT
OIL The prisoner gave the name OF william CtlsOh an
aid that lie was carpenter living at Nlntl-aFe anu
Ffty-fourtb-st He is believed to be partially insane
Justice Bowling at the TOnbs committed hinl yesteruhy
To await an examination. About twelve years hKot u
matte named Theodore Grey was afeee ia rOA Vl TIC
same theaer for throwing vitrOl on ladies' dresses.
Charles Howard Albury, age about 80, was TAKEN, yes
teray before Justice Bowling at the IOmOs on cuhtse
of writing insulting letters to various Women VINO l
advertised Tie Herald for situations as hOUS hterrs
governesses, and servants. Many coinpialhts WcIe
made TO SUPERINTENDENT keso 10y those VINO bad re-
ceved the letters Detectives Farley ana Dune, VINO
were directed 20 arrest the writer finally decoyed h
10 the Grand Central Hotel, and TOOK him INTO custody
He was charged with being one or gang O uncNes Wh9
orders for goods The prisoner denied the charge ana
was induced 10 write letter from fareys dctallon
The handwriting was found 70 he Identical win tha O
the letters received by the c0mpainauts. several OF
these letters were shown TO the prisoner and he con-
fessed that he had written them Dut claimed 10 nave
done merely for amusement. Ills letters were ssne
'II We're and "Dr. c. ii. Vernon" He is married. aud
respectfully connected On the complaint OF Thomas NJ
Cash, Superintendent OF The Herald publication once Tue
accused committed to await trlal az tho court o
Special Sessions There are at least Complaints ass
IN
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
TERRIBLE POWDER EXPLOSION ONE MAJ
KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED.

RocKLAND, Me-, Jan. 13.-The powder-house
at the granite quarry near Cedar Point, Vnal Haven
containing 80 kegs of powder was accidentally blown up
late Yesterday afternoon, killing Bryan, one OF the
auarrymeI and probably fatally woundtng Austin
Menk overseer the quarry besides seriously njurng
three others During last night deliberate Dut unsuc-
cessf attempt made TO explode 100 Kegs OF power
stored by Bird & Co, Blackingtohs Corner Rock
land Me- stolen keg OF powder was placed near the
magazine and fired, but failed TO burst the masazhe
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
rxrrNsfvr FIRE AT WINTHROP. MASS

BosroN, Jan. 1.-THE Oiicloth factory VI ~. ~.
NJ Rally st w,nthrop took fire in the varnish room, TINS
afternoon The nre spread rapidly. and before u ooulu
ne checked an adjoining mill and three dwelling nou'es
we're consumed Que " the houses consisted =, %.
ienements The loss viii amount 70 near toop. n wo,d
feared thu hre would extend 10 the village ana wo,n
wsr this city fof enDes but, fortnpseT "e"1'
a fInin rtaIted The nIe Nah Checked.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
MES. EAR. IN TROUBLE AGAIN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12-Mrs. Laura ID.
Fair having drawn her funds out OF bank and trans
ferred them other parties ia order to defeat her az
torneys and 20 prevent Dr. Trask her medical counsel
from attaching them for his caim Is now unable TO
make her mother (Nrs. Lane) return sleco thus IN
trusted 10 her The latter peremptOry refuses To Tecog
nile Mrs Ehir'e llaim to the money.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
MEXICO.

DEFEAT OP A EVOLUTIONARY GENERAL.
REw-0RLEANs, Jan. 14.--Latest dispatches
from MatamorOs announce the complete investment of
Her by COTtiDa -Four FIVE hundred revouOuists IN
der Gen QuroFa have been driven into the plaza where
they vigorously defending themselves. Cortina's
troops, being better armed, inGctng loss
tho insurgents Quiroga's only chance of escape Is
through expected from Monterey, which IL
ported TO be en- route to raise the seige
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
. STRINGENT LICENSE LAW FOR ILLINOIS.

Cmc,Go. Jan. IA bill has passed both
uo,,..s q, ,he Legislature, which makes radical
change in regulating the sale OF liquor In this state ~
enact. that no Intoxicating liquors shall hereafter De
cold in Illinois without license and tina. no nc.n'o
aha. he issued unless the person applying thereGT snp snn
give % bond In the of So WIN wv ,nn Incurred
in person or property ny the selling OF nga9s nae ."
The sste for the use Of any person injured by hauor SON
Nv. .ueh upen nsld er.OU.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

ARRIVAL OF PROMINENT CUBANs.
KINGSTON, Jan. 11.-A boat has arrived from
Cuba with Pro RosadO Enrique COllozo, brother OF
ccspedes and two other prominent Cubans as Passen
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

PPuoNsrRANCEs AGAINST VALNASLDA', RE-
MOVAL.

RPuCNsTRANCES AC k1NsT YALAASLpAs RI
MOVAL.
HAVANA, Jan. l4.-NumerOus kilograms have
S1n to Madrid via Key West protesting against
Yalmasedas removal and steamer chartered expire Sig
for The purpose sailed yesterday, carrying the remon-
trnccs % the colonies OF the volunteer regiments "nd
the members of the several casinos Valmaseda refuses
10 allow any Telegram in his favor to be forwarded to
spain from tho telegraph Office here,
'VaIma.e IA coes ON tuesday tour ot Inspection
through Tho south side ports and viii probably pro-
eeed rs fr as Santiago de Cuba. Gen. Cresp0 leaves
r Suain tomorrow. Gen Fercr becomes ScguGd0 thO
pro tom and Will take charge u tie Executions du4hy
Nalf1aecddS abst nee. " ..,-
kefn watching the steamer Virginia. 81 N~plGWdli, mas
srryed at tlisptrt TIE Cuban Col Au-Dstn -t'It"a
with Il arlnsd H, s1reHd led al Baytno, ye'ioiuS!
to nc Spanish aUthyut,s.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 13.-The funeral of
Gen Halleck took place to-day, as announced. There
was vas. coucourse in attendance Bishop Wbipple of
Winnesota and the Rev Dr. Norton Of this city Oicl
ated. The remains were deposited i'll a vault in Cave
III Con .ferV
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

not S'f NJ i'H Cd ns By 1SS Coma. @ before Iosg. 6p.!s
se day ofJa, Alderman lie been elected bo, S
% 81 Gpncn that no election for Aldermen valid No
% :s D. s5a Of 'S@T he We" sayst identical ,S name "a e. p9
splonunt te eject II he Is Igy TpT p0Rs ,Sen then n ,se
done This gentleman vhe,s oath is M one Of those ap
eeete be has u the opinion Mayor vssi signed Ii. os
reads That every ye.o any Office urde the Ct
shall on or e The tr,t day .. January succeeding election
an oath OF srmson faithfully perform this oee Ca
t%o & d, eI Tie tine pIesel By statute ceased Mcrco1er by
Gct nce the organization Of S 5pSn ana han '',C.f
@ % ta on snc ground be bad also vacated bis seat Brightly
Jan q M; '' D. on'Kf HALL Mayor
Ilis, and similar communication in regard 10 Alder
n,a tiuEllt were referred TO the Committee the
pl1;1' o @hl Diger, who claims that he was elected
Alderman Mehrbach dIeform DcmocraD presented
communication from the German Savings Bank. sent in
the bank, and submitting substantially, tho report ol
the bank for 1871. The following Is summary OF the
rfSr RSs1eG G5Gn on aeeSaa %Ss l@Sca c% % 9 %9
Siy ogls tfW 9fdth PAID to lo o3 depo,os i Of
sS err.t $g Ss '5g'as S snooat 'aa'i OF a
s';lo8 s2 liabilities s7Oiosta % saus fund Si9CSS5 g.
Aldermen Vance, Gscy, and Martin. were appointed
that the Board of Aldermen organized aud ready Tor
business. Adjourned.
AUTHORITY OF THE ACTING MAYOR.
Gen. COchrane signed on Saturday, as Act
Ing Mayor, warrants for the payment Of interest and
city Indebtedness TO the amount Of $20OO OOO qnes-
ton raised TO whether The Acting Mayor could e-
galy sign these but it finally decided that
the following provision OF Section 25 Chapter 1885, OF the
laws OF 1870, gives him authority to do so:
vacancy the Mloror whenever 5y Sickness, s.ene
uie. % s President o the BosS @ a et
Mayor mi al the rights powers Of Mayor except
hereinafter Po in regard appointments Office during such ds
li1ty, ,,,,,u,. - .,,o it,. -, s.,...
received calls rom many of his frends. lie transacted
no official bi. mess whatever.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

THE LEGAL TENDER DECISION TO BE DELIVERED
TO-DAY-A SPEECH EXPECTED FROM SENATOR
SUMMERTIME. TYNER'S LAND BILL-REGU
LATING THE JURISDICTION oy TIE SUPREME
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT i. BRITAIN.

THE PRINCE OF wALrs-A VESSEL PTINm rIHY sUs-
ih' ~ THE ENGLISH CHANNtL-fo'L -''' ~
II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-04-03
WnAT 10 DO WHEN roe ARE IA
TROCBl.E.

Don't try to qnench yonr sorrow
in rum or narcotics. If YOU begin
with this Won must keep right on
with it,, till it leads you 10 ruin; Or.
If you pause, you must add physical
pain and the consciousness Of drgra-
dstion to the sorrow you seek TO es-
cape. OF all wrrtched me his con
dition is the most pitiful who. having
sought to drown his grief in drink.
awakcs from his !ebauch with shat
tered nerves, aching head and de-
pressed mind. to face the slnhr tr"nb-
lie again. That which was vt first
painful to contemplate will. after
drink. seem unbcarablc. Ten to II
the fatal drink will again and again
BE- sought till its victim sinks a hope
less pitiful wreck.
Work i, your true remedy. II mis-
fortune hits YOU hard, hit somebody
else har,l; pitch into something with
will: There's nothing like good
solid, absorbing, cAausting work to
cure trobulc. Ii YOU have Incl with
lnsse>, Won don't want to lie awake
thinking about them. You want
sweet, calm, ; ,mnd sleep, and I" cat
your dinner with appetite. but YOU
cant unless You work. II you say
you don't feel Nka work, and 60
loahng all day to tell Tom. Dick and
Harry the story of Your woes, you'll
lie awake end keep YOUR wife awake
by YOUR tos>ing.. spoil her temper
and your own breakfast the next
morning. aud begin tomorrow feel
ing ten times worse than to-day.
There are some great troubles that
only time heals. and perhaps some
that can never be healed at all: but
all eau be helped ~ the great pana-
ca, work. Try it. you who are af-
ilictcd. 1t is III patent medicine. 1t
has proved its efficacy since first
Adam and Eve left behind them with
weeping their beautiful Eden. 1t is
an official remedy. All good physi-
clans in regular standing prescribe it
IN cases of mental and moral disease.
1t Operates kindly and well. having
no d~isagreeablc seluelin, and we as
sure YOU that we have taken Il large
quantity of it with the most bencti-
cial effects. Ii will cure more com.
plant, than any nostrum in the mate
ria medica, and earer bein. Il
"cure for alp than any drug or COM
pound of drugs i'll the market. And
it will not sickcn YOU if you do no,
take it sugar coatcd.-[Scientif,
AMeric0M.