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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

Police CoURT.-Wm. johnson was ar
rested and lodged in jail, Saturday night,
BY Policeman Anthony. He was found
lying around drunk, and this morning was
hned g. and costs by Justice Cropper.
sWOn o. NOrdgreen, of Moline, was
found by Policeman Lyon, standing in front
Of the New York House with an old double
barrelled pistol in his hand, Saturday night,
calling upon the landlord to open his door.
The landlord called for police. Lyon crept
up silently behind Nordgrsen, and Selling
the pistol, wreneked it from his grasp. He
then attempted to take him to jail, bat
found that he had "got an elephant on his
hands, as NOrdgrssn weighed somewhere
in the vicinity OF 300 pounds, and utterly
refused to walk. Officer Furloug was
called to assist, and together they dragged
carried and jsrked the poor man to his
quarters in PAyne's boarding house. This
morning Justice Chopper fined him $40 and
cost, which he paid.
Thos. Peters was arrested Saturday nigh
BY Policeman Lyon, and lodged in jail fol
being drunk and diIOrdsrly. He paid SIC
and costs for his fun.
Last Saturday, Mrs. Sophie Hermann
ilsd complaint before Justice CroppsI
against her sOn-in-law, Jacob wilkinson
tor mAltreatiug and threading to kill her
The charges were so grave that it was de
eided to make it peoples case, and he was
bound over in the sum of 800 for his ap.
pesrAnee at court this morning. In the in
'sri%, insnds Of the parties got together
ano Drought about an AmicAble settlement.
dismissed, ~ 'D' VASE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17
All LSces al cost at May Bros.'s.

AN INsTTUTIoN.-A Charter Oak Cook
ing Stove is absolutely necessary for life end
liberty to all women, for it lightens their
labors, preserves their health, cheers and
soOthes their temper, economies their
time and strength, and extends their leisure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

ANOTHER Boy DRowSED. -Charles Kirk
a son Of the proprietor of the Steam boat
saloon on Front street, Davenport was
drowned to-day at noon. He was playing
upon barge lying st the levee opposite the
Northern Limo Depot, in company with his
two little sisters aud another boy. They
were reaching down trying to raise board
out Of the water, when Charlie losing hi.
balance, fell into the water and before help
could be summoned, be was Crowned.
The body was found about $3.50 this p NJ
some ten rods below where be fell 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

FBEE LUNoH.-Chss. Grisner has bought
out the saloon Of V. Ohlweiler, on Orleans
street. He will give q free lunch tomorrow
night, to which a cordial invitation is ex
tended 20 all.
Union copy. DIT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17
No humbug, May Bro. 5 sell at cost.
AT oOsT q BELOW nnar.

Dry Goods $40, 900 worth at NJ Mayo's, will
sell my entire stock at New York cos. prices
Tor cash. must be sold before the Is. Of July
next, az l in'std going into other bu,ipsss
Como every one aud buy all the DRY
Goods JOu will want fOr year as i. will pay
you. Ny stock IL new and complete. A
bargain for any one wanting to buy thu
stock complete. HI. MAYO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

The iufAllibility Of the Pope was recently
decided upon BY the Ecumenical Council, ,
Rome, but years ago IL was demonstrated
that DooLEY's YEAST POWDER was no, ONLY
the best and cheapest but infAllible also.
AAk your grocer for H.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

We ask attention to the advertisere emit in
another column, of Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
and Troche Powder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

RIVER NoTEs.-The Dubuque was up
The morning with full complement Of pas.
seugerS, and freight. The Lake Superior
put of sOoSAcks of wheat yesterday for
Weyerhsuser Schaifer, 4 Co., aud D. B.
Sears & Sons.
The Phil. Sheridan Ia due from St. Louis
tomorrow morning. The S. S Merrill leaves
for ST. Louis this evening, and the Clinton
for the same point tomorrow.
The Charlie Cheever a Northern Line
boat sunk at ST. Paul by the ice last spring,
has been raised and IS on her way to Du.
buque for repairs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17
Liberal Republican County
Convention.

There will he a meeting OF the Liberal Republicans
OF Rock Island county, at the Court House IN the
city Of Rock Island, On
SATURDAY, THE 22D INST,
AZ . O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of appoint
ipg delegates 10 the State Republican Liberal
Convention q be held IN the city Of Spring.
deld Illinois, on Wednesday, the 96th
inst and 10 transact any other business that
NAV by the meeting be deemed necessary. All who
have heretofore acted with The Republican party
and who are opposed 10 continuance OF the Grant
administration are cordially and respectfully invited
10 attend
Rock Island June L. 1871
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

tbs DEMOCRATIC County { oMNIrTEE in
order to accommodate the Liberal Republi-
cans, have changed the placs of meeting for
their county convention to the Supervisors
Room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

The Chairman Of each Of the several Township
Committees will call their primary meetings fol-
"wednesday, june 18th, or sooner If convenient, aud
appoint the number of delegates from each OF thei
respective townships ~ given above. -
?. r. McELHERNE,
Chairman Dem. CO. Central Com
Rock Island III. juno I'm. ISL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

MATTHEWS & Co. have just received 200
barrels of Black Diamond Louisville Cement,
which they propose to sell IS cheap as the
cheapest, may22dU4W
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

a CARD.-I desire to return my thanks
for the assistance which the citizens of Rock
Island rendered in the search for the body
of my son, and l am profoundly grsteful for
the sympathy which the entire com munity
have shown me in my bereavement.
CHAs 2. HEHGsTIER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN County CoSyEN.
rIoS.--A call will DO found in this paper
signed by 81 RepublicAus-many Of them
the best, most respected and influential msn
in that party in the county. The call wal
first presented to the Union for publication
but as thar paper declined to publish it, the
committee requested its insertion in The
ARGUS The committee say that the call has
been so short a time in circulation tha, they
have not had time to call on the people in
all parts Of the county, bat they hope there
will be large numbers present at the meeting
from every township. Among the names
will be noticed those Of Supervisor Mayo.
Ex Mayors Trues1ale and Carter, T. d.
Robinson, and others of this city John A.
Bower, James Johnston, DR.. Hewitt, VIM.
Young, aud others, Of Milan; Geo. Steph
ems, Dan Gould, VIM. Kerns, Gen. sickles
aud others, Of Moline; VIM. S. Thomas,
Samuel BoWles and others, Of Hampton.
Mr.. Joslyu Of ZumA, and many other we'll.
known aud respectable Republicans in the
county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17
NOTES, HIRE AND THERE.

See show advertisement. Notice to-mor-
row.
Porter's mare won the $500 purse at the
race on Monday.
Col Dsveuporls portrait has inst been
hung at James Thornes, Main street, Dav-
enpart.
The many friends of Charlie Jarvis, one
of the prOpristors of the Rock Island House
will be glad to know that he is on his pins
again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17
CITY BULLETIN.
iHroAeo. RooK IsI1NnAPAoIPIo \. R.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PAoIPIo \. y.
Trains leave Rock Island-eoIss sAsT.
Day Express and Mail, SIP a. ~
Book Island Accommodation, s'oV p IN
NighI Express lV;sV p IN
Day Express and Mail, e'4o Al m
Night RxPress, o4S p m
Rock Island Accommodation.
p Bureau Junstion. Leaves Bureau Junction.
S.O0P. $50 n. m.
The Day Express and Mail leaving here at
sil5 a. m, connects at Bureau Junction at 1915
c. m, for Peoria.
The Night sxpressleAving here at 1880 p. m.
connects at Bureau at 1850 p, IN for Peoria.
WESTERN WHOM
aotNe ORTIZ LEAVE. ARRIVE
Express A Mail, $3.50 a. m. $50 .. In.
Mixed Passen ger, AIS p. IN. 1890 IN
Connects with all roads for the east and west.
ROCKFORD, 4. ISLAND &sH. LOUIS R. h.
Between Rock Island aud Sterling.
LEAVE. ANRryH.
7.OOa m. $40 a m
6:lS m. 700 p. IN
Between Rock Island and 81. Louis.
HEprsIs 7OOp.m. e.45 a N
Nal GAS m. 900 o M
Freight 4,OOa. m. 900 =. m
Freight S.OOAu b.95 D. m
freight 3:I5p.m. 800 D. m
PEORIA . ROCK ISLAND RI.
AooK ISLAND TO PEORIA.
Leave. Arrive
Express zoos m. $50 D. N.
CiAoinnAu Express. l:JOp.m. 1880 m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17
Trimmings at cost at May Bros.

"Toiletine" is a simple powder for the
face, entirely different from others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

for the purpose Of appointing six 60 delegates to at
tend the State Convention TO be held at Springfield
on June 25th, for the purpose of nominating State
| Officers, Electors and TO choose delegates to the
Democratic National Convention at Baltimore
The Townships will be entitled to delegates as
/ fptlotVs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17
UsE Mason. Challenge Backing.

May Bros offer all their goods at cost.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17
CITY.
Official Paper.
nEMOCRArIC COUNTi CONVENTION
Saturday, June 22nd, 1872,

THE DEMOCRATS OF ROCK ISLAND COUNTY
/ are hereby notified to meet in Convention at the
SUPERVISOR Room, In the City of Rock Island at ,
o'clock l.. NJ, on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

inches, thence in a northeasterly
direction one hundred and two feet
SIN inches TO the dividing line be-
tween lots foIr AMI Eve, thence
along said dividing line to north ID
reet.forty three feet, thence along
said II street one hundred feet to the
place of beginning.
Beginning for the second part at the
northwest corner OF said lot and run.
ming south along the line Of North
Capitol street eleven feet four and
one-fourth inches thence in a north
easterly direction thirty-eigh fee:
two and one-half inches, 10 the di-
Yiding line between lots i've and six
thence along said dividing line thir-
ty-seven feet six inches to the place
of beginning.
Tax for abatement Of nuisance, $500
acton, orborn.............
Fourth installment of tax for curb
ing and paving fOotway on interest
from December Ii, 1868. SIS IS
Arnold, Sophia A................
Third instaliment Of tax for CURLING
aud paving fOotway, on interest
from July Is, 1869. S61 81
Being the south twentyfeet front OF
said lot by the depth of ninety feet.
Atlee, B. YORK.
Tax fer year 1881, in name OF Ii
Overton j. Prather .S1I32
Aver, Sarah T.. and daughter....-...
First, second. third and fourth In
stallments of tax for constructing
sewer, on interest from July 1885, !,
S126.61
Being the north twenty-three feet
six inches front Of said lot by the
depth thereof.
lltIO..
First, second, third and fourth in
stallments OF tax for constructing
sewer, on interest from July Q, 1867 j
SiO4. so
Being the south twenty-six feet front
of said lot by the depth thereof.
Adams, Thomas N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-30

TO EXON ASSESSED,
(sEdremarks-)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-26


ITO CONTRACTORS.
1 Proposals for Quarantine Structures on West Bank
COMMISSIONERS OF QUARANTINE, !
No 2 EXCHANGE CouRT, NEW YORK, May "a 1872.
Proposals, sealed and endorsed as above will be
ceved the undersigned at the office of the Commits
soners OF Quarantine, until O'Clock of the 4h day
of June at which time they viii be publicly opened The
Board itself under the law the discretion 10
hid which not deem for the interest Of
the State to accept
Plans and specifications be seen and information
obtained at the office Of the Commissioners of Quarantine,
No 2 Exchange court
RICHARD sCHELL President, Commissioners
A. N. BELL, OF
SAMUEL BARTON, Quarantine.
A OAKLEY HALL. Mayer OF New York
s. s. POWELL Mayor OF brooklyn
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PROPOSALS FOR $75O,0M DOCK BONDS OF THE
J. CITY OF NEW YORK.

PROPOSALS. F cFy s Sc SEw P YSRx BONDS or THE
MAJ s. S 81 ss %
The ;ss
I ~ b s OF
ssS be
The proposals will the amount Of bonds desired.
na %
with the Chamberlain the sums awarded to them respec
y sSs % as
" Gf snc deposit ae VIII ~ De n
Of the sums awarded to them bearing interest from the
be sealed and endorsed r5opopls
0 second en~eope addressed to the Comproer
any or al BIDS fi his judgment the inter
e'S q the eofporA"XN DREW Il. GREEN Comptroller
LER's OFFICE, May q, 1872
June for 500 tons Coal be delivered in the winter in
wfsn sse ana quality q coal
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
structon Of Grand and Elm streets nd where
ns the %nd tic Public scho5 N
this city for the ensuing Sear ,co. o.. ,ro ,o
sand s fS$ds az %Ssd and one the%ssnd %
ay white nae
stove and nut sizes in good order two thousand two
aS%Ssfs IN ssSS 'sns S% be
mines named ii accepted and state the price per
OF two thousand two hundred and forty pounds 2,24o
The quantities Of the various sizes OF coal required Will
be about follows viz five thousand five hundred tons
(J,50W of furnace size, twelve hundred Q,2W tons o
stove size thousand 900 egg SIZE and three
hundred 500 tons of nut size.
The oak wood must be of the best quality the sticks not
less than three 90 feet long and not less than three ca
inches in diameter .
The pine wood of the best quality less than
three 81 feet six 90 inches long, -. .
The proposal must state the price per cord Of Us cubic
feel solid measure for both oak and pine wood and also
the price per for saving and splitting per load. The
quantity of wood TO be split only required by the
committee supplies. The wood will be inspected and
measured under the supervision Of the Inspector of Fuel
livered at schools when ordered, follows Two
thirds quantity required from the 18th of July TO
the September and the remainder required by the
Committee on supplies. Said wood, both oak and pine
delivered sawed, and when required split, and
be piled In the yards cellars, vaults bins OF the
thory the contracts for supplying said coal and wood to
be binding until the LIST day OF June. 1873
Two surees for the faithful performance Of the con-
will be required and each proposal must he accom-
panied by the signatures and residences OF the proposed
suretes.
No compensation win be allowed for delivering said
coal and wood at any OF the schools nor putting and
png in the yards cellars vaults or bins OF said
schools.
Proposals must be directed the Committee Sup
plies Of of Public Instruction, and should
be Endorsed proposals for Coal, Proposals for
The Committee reserve the right reject any all the
p'o' HOOPER C. VAN WORST
WILLIAM WOOD
TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
Committee on supplies
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AMUHEoUENsVSs
JVooD's MUSEUM. WOODS
nyl sassa Has s ss4 8 At nAr1snx
second ~een e M g5Snt MPsrSan actor Mr.
JOHNNY TH0MPs0N
FSsITIyEEy LAST LAST % wEEk
OF the sensational az SSama "A three acts entitled
ON HAND;
JACK NORTON assuming Il dialect parish
run a. ao ,@ yin s VIVID rspresentatvc scenes
Tue PIER AND TUaB6Ar SENSATION.
MATINEE rE I'll EAHISs ssA "A 4 &C. &C.
Monday. ruesiay, Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
Production Of nG TH %I s5ss d1sG IN acts called
sh hSh Hill nS%I and o6ar XIV
MONDAY 'E nR Gb 'e sniG h 5sW aTns"" entitled
In which JOHNNY THoMrsoN viii appear.
Proprietor and h .ssrs sfaIns LESTER wAAoK
PRESENT S' F! SEASON
FAREWELL R &na
Mr. CHARLES MATHEWS
FIRST time this season Of n ESafE'0n charming Comedy
followed BY sheridan" Th GH" SsFiG Sa'''rp''o
TRAGEDY Fl REhEARsrp
s%f { dIh EoSTd6 NJ r
CHARIES ROCKWELL. Mr.. g. r. BROWNE, Mr. W. j.
LEONARD, Mr.. Il. M. HOLLAND Mr.. j. PECK, Mr.. w.
QUIGLEY, Mr.. j. OURRAN, Miss PLESSY MORDAUNT,
Miss EFFIE GERMoN, Mrs FANNY FOSTER, Mrs. John
SEXTON Miss ESTELlE ROWE Miss FLORA CLAYTON
Miss BLAlSDEII, Miss LILLE MCCORMICK.
ON SATURDAY JUNE !,
Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS
win make his last appearance In New York In
FAREWELL BENEFIT,
for which occasion
MOST ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME
IL In preparation.
H. s.; Of tho
ON THE JURY,
which Will be presented with
POWERFUL CAST AND WITH NOVEL SCENIC
EFFECTS.
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Eleventh Matinee and last hui
ARTlCLB AZ, SATURDAY Att
WEDNESDAY, May a. a SPECIAL, MATINEE BENE.
FIT Cor MIR. w. bAytDiiE, rendered hn by Of
the AMARANTH, OF Brooklyn.
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Tsen2-kwo-fan, the Chinese Warrior and
Statesman,

4
Kiang" created profound sensation through
China, as 1t will among all foreigners having any
knowledge of Chinese affairs. The death OF the all
but absolute ruler Of some $4,000 900 of men cannot
but have great practical significance But that is
only one and the less important aspect OF the death
of Tseng- Kwo-Fan BY q long series OF important
public services he raised himself 10 position OF
zach commanding influence that eventually the great
majority OF the highest officials throughout China
owed their positions to his interest; the greatness
Of his power and personal character 0vershadowed
the Dragon Throne Itself, while his counscls greatly
determined the foreign policy OF the empire.
An additional weight an significance attached 10
hs influence from the fact that he was popularity
regarded the head OF the Chinese, as contracts
tinguished from the Tartar. party. so that not
within the limits OF his viceregal jurisdiction alone,
but In all official policy and general popular action
throughout the empire and in the relations OF
China with the outside nations the influence Of
Tsengkwo-fan was potential
Tsengkwo ian, the eldest OF nine brothers.
born In 1907, at sianghsang hien in the prefecture
OF Changsha, Human, his father being a respectable
literary man Of moderate means. Tsengkwo. fan
being destined for Official life applied him
took the degrees OF Siu.tsai (B. Al Kn.jen IN. AJ
and Tsinsz uL. d., TIL in his thlrtysecond year
he rose to the highest literary honors being made
a member of the Hanin College. Thus ripe I'm ace
and In those attainments which In China are sup.
posed to give the surest evidences of admiAistra
live ability, he promoted to several positions IN
the Six Boards ut Pekln. and had attained the rank
of Tao.tai, when the death Of his mother obliged
him. In accordance Win OFFICIAL custom, 10 retire to
ma native place. During his retirement the Tai
plhgs, spreading northwards appeared in Human,
and Tseng- kwo-fan raised q local militia to defend
his native place. The spirit and capacity he thus
displayed speedily secured him a commission in
the Imperial army. Uniting these regular troops
with his "Hunan braves" he commenced a
series OF operations against the rebels along the
TunQ-ting Lake and down the fangtse, which ended
In the capture OF Woo.chang, the provincial capital
For thie service he was rewarded with the rank Of
Futai-Provtncial Governor; but to his new dignity
were attached graver responsibilities. Important
WoochsnQ was IL was, at the time Of ita capture
only an outpost of the Taipngs, whose scheme OF
s,onauest widening with success. had led thcm to
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ROOTH'S THEATRE. - hDAMs
second Week OF he popular ragediaa.
Mr.. EDWIN ADAM3
as EhOCI ARDEN
Zach Evening and Saturday Matinee at ~
BOx sheet open ut the Theatre, also al Dt~In
90. ~ music store Ill Broadway.
INA EDwIN'S THEATRE
IL MONDAY EVENING May ". and every Evening
during week, and Wednesday aud Saturday hAncet
Miss LIZZIE Stafford
will appear IN entirely Romantic Sensationsi
Play entitled oODIfI0If"-irumatized expressly
for her. from the beautiful poem by Philip stoner called
ROBERT or WooDLElGH.
with powerful cast, new Scenery, Properties Effects
ETH AVENUE THEATRE,
- Twenty fourth street near Broadway Begins at 4
Sole lessee and Manager. Mr. AUOUSTfk DAILY
EVERY NIGHT THIS
WEEK CAST but two Of tho
season., Mr. AUGUSTtN
DALyS thrilling Parisiar
Drama
ARTICLES H.
Positively Last Nights Characters by Miss Clara
Of Morris, Fanny Daveupovt,
ARTICLE AZ Mira Gilbert tnnda Dietz.
Roberta Norwood, is0uiss
vo,uncr Mr. u II. Harkins,
James LOWS. w. Davdgc,
W J. Lemoyne, Louis
James, I!co urfiths, Geo
DE We're. u. Whitine Geo
Tarkes Burnett Pierce,
Chapman Godfrey and
Beokman.
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s.:nEic iIaIl Thirteenth street, Tuesday NAL "a
Private lessons It hour, az o. ovcsiss o. s~ Ea
Eleveath stresS
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AsTROLOGY.

MADAME DE WERE, CLAIRvOYANT.- UsINEsS
wi Love Affairs, Lucky Numbers. l3l West Twenty
ninth street.
MADAME LA BLANCH, THE GREAT UNRIvALLED
lvl business and medical Clairvoyant lis West Twenty
sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues
MADAME CAPELLO, CLAIRvOYANT, HAS RECOv
l cred from her illness and s able TO attend 70 bust
ness. ia Seventh avenue
DROFEssOR LISTER, AsTROLOGER, FROM nos
! ton, can bc consulted at "a Lexington avcngc near
Twenty sixth street For terms call send for circvar
Lessons gtveN on the science reasonable terscs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES MAY BE PROCURED in
n due legal form on application TO GEOhdE WHITE,
Attorney at Law, II Wall street, New York.
Observation-Disclosures OF EITHER PARTY
~ one year cruel treatment Of either party failure OF
husband TO provide; habitual drunkenness OF either
party =. L. X. COOLEY, No Chambers street. corner
Chatham, over tea store.
CLOTE JANIS
y stauoncrH Printers and Blank Book Manufacturer
~ FMfnn street. blank Book MAdo 70 pattern.
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CREAT MERIT,

GREAT MERIT
Instructiont
and Amusement III
combined in one. Strangers coming to New York think
least The OF these visits IL eetnR
the result expensive II Is much to know
where 10 put
OUR MONEY TO ADVANTAGE
in amusement any other purchase IF for 80 cents
ton IL Is money well laid out and hatcnd can be reached
by visiting DIR. KAHNS Museum at 745 Broadway, and
viewing what cannot he in part of the world but
there This wonderful collection has been brought to-
geer after great labor by experts and scientific men at
QUARTER OF sMILLION OF MONEY,
and comprises in three elegant halls twenty thou
sand curious objects consisting Of Of the
human frame; THE ANATOMY OF FRUITS, FLOWERS,
REPTILES AND BIRDS Relics of the Oden Time, and
Wax fixtures Of all the strange human which
have astonishcd the world Children with two heads
four legs and four arms.
WOMAN WITH HORN 10 INCHES LONG
And, IS opposite to these, several Of
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN THE WORLD III
with thousands Of and gorgeous things beside All
OF the hive, the process OF making honey and
the dissection OF the hee the anatomy Of the fowl
in the act of laying the dissection Of the horses
hoof deeply Interesting to every lover OF the noble
1T WOULD TAKE COLUMNS TO TELL,
half the wonders of DR.. kAHNiS Museum. Every
should himself and every teacher father clergy
having control OF growing young men should con-
slider il duty to take them to this place that they
and have explained to them the wonders and freaks
The admission Is only 30 cents To all parts of
the Museum and every object is classified and caogued
H5 Broadway,
Near Eighth street. and opposite Aston place.