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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-19
That's All Right,
certained

How many of us but use the expression a
dozen times week, and have it stick in the
throat, at lcnst half of them 1t is coming
to be hypocritical nppendage of business
and social intercourse.
sponger goes behind tho counter, cuts
off dimes worth of Tobacco or cheese, with
an excuse that he wants sample" and the
grocery man says, ''thnt's all right"
a customer returns pair of shoes to tho
dry goods man soiled and injured after half.
days woar, grunting, "they are too small"
and the merchant says, 'thats all right"
A church member puts his name down for
S25 to pay the preacher, and when called on.
gives only SO, with the remark, that "times
are too hard, ]" aud the parson says, that's
all right"
A lonfer makes regular practice Of com.
ing into printing office, and begging copy
of tho paper, stating that he 'jnst wants 70
read it," and the edition is short, tho editor
groans with ghastly politeness, "thats all
right"
An extravagunt debtor tells patient cred
itor evcry time he meets him that he intends
to pay the'accouut tomorrow, certain, !" and
the poor dun turns off with that's all right"
And SO it goes. It's all wrong, and We say
its all right, and by our want of spirit aud
Independence encourage laziness, imposition,
stinginoss and every other sin under the sun.
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-"Mr. Brown [ owe you grudge, remem-
Der that !" 81 shall not be frightened, then
for never knew you to pay anything you
owed"
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Betsy Shall .you be eoIn' out: this
afternoon, mem p Mistress II think not :.
Betsy" 'tGos yer ran If yer like, i don't
want to. go out2- Fun
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-19

AN old lady siEho.teok the frst ride. jn
the cars, TeIaaf .wen e tseis. run off the.
track, you fetch up rather sudden. don't
ye:a'ast
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PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER 4 co

NOAH WALKER Il co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention They will
send on application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF, MEASUREMENT,
and full line of samples from their immense stock
thus enabling parties in any part of the country to
order their Clothing and Shirts direc. from them
with the certainty Of receiving garments of
The Fe'y --latest Style
And Host Perfect Fit
attalnabIe. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
throuS the Southern States have for Forty-
three Years eTceied in all departments of their
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and well assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
AT POPULAR PRICES
When Goods are sent per Express C. o. D.. there
will be no collection charge amounts of $50 and
Goods aid Price List free application. The at
t"ntion of the Trade is invited to Wholesa Ie
Department, which is always Kept up the highest
standard.
NOAH ii w ALkER Il CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, either
ready made or made to order.
1G5 and l67 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
AprilI, 1871.
SHINGLES FOR SALE.
10000 FHlMe i5l sss S2 Oak Shingles on hand and
Jan. 10. 1871. wEIRIcK < WELLER.
PRATr's ASTRAL OIL
pURNS odoriess, is always uniform, REQUIRES no
u change of Lamps, is perfectly sa fe and will not
explode, for sale by
. Feb. ?. KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
How E Machine Tuckers, Corders, Kuffiers, Bias
IN Hemmers and every thing pertaining to the
Howe Machine, 1.-The best in the world p to be had
OF L. DINKLE,
.Aug.s. at his Jewelry Store Charlcstown.
JUST P PUBLISHED-F' Women. or Chronicles o.
- the late War ;'-Sequel to ''The Hoicombs, % by
Miss NJ. T. Magill Encourage Homo Literature
For sale at w. s. MASON'S.
"OoFF'S Celebrated Extract hIait-fresh in
i Il voice just arrived. w. S. MASON.
SHAFTs, Poles, Rims, spokes and Hubs, for sal.
~ by JAS. LAW. uOOFF.
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= a western papers spsak sIofd dfllet 5,puse
cleaning season as that sEI,enI sso6,en liza ya s
their own way at the house, Rhjle sbe lasoId
man" takes his solemo repsst from III fnf of.
the -four barrel. and in sleeping ef5ays tho
freedom of the front fence. It s a season. Of
meditation, whitewash and calm, ,,riirn pas 2
stoned proximity - -
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- Ihe woman that rnai.eth good pudding.
in silence IS better than one that Ifzketh :
tart reply. -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-19

DANGEROUS DEsK-The Washington
Patriot says: There is a desk in one Of the
divisions of the internal Revenue Bureau
which has become the object of quitc lively
contest for possession by the lady clerks EN-.
ployed in that Office, insomuch that every lady
clerk who has been assigned thereto has had
the good fortune to date her matrimonial
felicity from the time of its occupancy Two
very attractive and Intelligent employees of
the Bureau, Miss J. and Miss H., have within
two years been led from the desk to the 'hy-
menial altar; and a third, blushinga a6dno
beautiful widow, now the fortuputs possessdr,lg
will, if report be true, shortly fpBoH3the,eKr j
ample of her predecessors. Several e4lttswslysd
handsome, aniabe. agd sxeelIlePt lPdy slsrkSnii
belonging TO the diylsI9P, are Watching yttsii
the next vacancy shall pocug, yit4rp9lew 10 z
the contingent dd SaDtsg9s attaching thereto.
number, of crusiy bqeBelors yhe deserve
scourgiug for their selfish and rhaIiGleus sefiti-
ments, denomina1e fiji the u gerods II
and are in mortal fear 6f' ifsi idf6enee eng9 80
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A Doctors motto is supposed to be
Patients and long suffering"
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.CIMMoNS' Liver Regulator, Cannon's Bittcrs
Sswizzard Oil, and ali leading Patent Medicines
ht w. S. MASON'S.
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and Finance, Corporation and Edu-
cation, on the Subject of Corpora
tions.
EThe Committee on Taxation and Finance,
Corporations and Education to whom were re-
ferred various resolutions relating to eorpo-
rations, have had the same and the general
subject to which they refer, under considera-
tion and beg leave to make thereon the fol-
lowing report
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SHINGLES FOR SALE.
25.OOO SRRlME S1 gyIs o. Oak Shingles, on hand and
Jan. 10, 1871. wEIRICK & WELLER.
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IIyEAS.-G unpow d er Imperial, Japanese, English
Il Breakfast, Ooiong-all of superior quality for
sas by KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
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+ ETERNATIONAL UNION OF CtlOPERS

4 ii. A. FoRAy, President, Park Building Cleveland
ohio. JoHs DICKSON, Treas, lock box 70 Allegheny
Guy, Pa. BYRON PoPK. Clerk BeneAt Dspaysment,
Park Rulding, Cleveland, ..
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at the eaflies, option Of the government, with
out Mort gasilg the property Of the people OF
Tho iuturo easGiugs of labor to enrich feR
capitah igs at home and abroad tsk
3 rha justice demands that the burdens
Of the government shoall be So adjusted as to
bear equally on ell C.Isses amt interests and
that the exeIaI len frt "a t3zatien Of govern
n.ant bonds brl4g eXtorLlonate rareso in
crest, Is a violation OF all just principles of
revenue laws.
l. That IT, ~ lily lands u the lied
Sat : belong ro the psppie. and sliurlld4ii6t
W sc'd t. inlit .!uals Or granted tysorpota-
SONS bat should be held Us sacred trust for
LIE y iatit 81 lhe IA IKE, and should be grant
ed f,t Of cost t. lal.dless settlers only, in
a.nouras ro5 exceeding 100 acres of land.
3. That CoAgres5 should modify the tariff
So as g. admit free such articles Of common
ne ~ We can neither produce nor grow, and
levy duties for revenue mainly upon articles
.. luxury, and upon such articles of manu-
.a-,dre as twe having lie raw material in
a''uuILncel MI 4ssIs. ia icrtber developing
t..- resources W nv country.
. Thai 20. lcssHce IN oGr country Of Chi
u.,v iab.I- ArOlted 4 } capitalists in large
Numbers tor -.rvie use, IS an evil entailiiig
want 1uu III attendant tram of misery aud
crime Nv nj, c.A,,-s oi the American people,
uld should be prohibited ~ legislation
Tbat III. a.s I'M. the c,,a / o,,.,,, a l,v
l.,1I. .,;.s s,,.I da,- - -
,.-.'4 -, - ,t e. 20 ei-,-
NIL iii'n''
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tt IL
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Nj. ... .,.,..l ,,1,s,''.' Ill
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I...#.r ....t ..1.. Nj ,i-. liberty and
l,-l.,.., ~, WY. t.1.e c.rlnat princil,Ies Of
ga,erum-.t. AMI .lc lis, two more sacred
tUan thp latter: therefore tle money neces-
s..., f,. I.,s.. .Ltilg v.fs siaull, IS Il is re-
q.!irgd. lg asse at. ai.a collected from the
v caltn II The crHtry. ard lot eataiiei as a
hlnl4v O. q os.sl.+r
o. IAa X t., ,.tv WIZ WY government 10
aE.r.i.r. .s r.p,.o.,t railroads and tele.
arL .or1o,.+i,,us t,.at INN, sh.,iI n,r n any
ID. 81 lac ,.-yse.-i h. 4Nsct : IN ,,4,.s ~
Insight. rams. .a.i"u ~ charges, nv s.hatso-
eter name, as u.t' r""r urduiy or une'lually
lol cl.bgt r.ouuces Q. consumer.
10. That u.Ie -. and not political or Per
s'nal cons der-. sHHlld rs me ofly re-
CONTEMPLATION Z" .Hhhe once ri1hgr al,i oiu--
OF vt'.ti'e & '-'"' any "' az Jaws AoohiiiS 10
-e es-'n- .-1-o''' n thi- P-lh' Pc are heart-
10y l'pl.t' '''
- IN n 800 ''7''i! anu eNpeiiei renee
nv III ''.'' ooi $500 Y pei ie'u''1e
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GRAND LODGE UNITED ORDER OF
W AMERICAN PLAgfERERs Headauutsrp
Brooklyn, N. Y. P.J. Walsh, pres, 9n Navy strSst
John Enns, Doe, l5o2 Third Avenue, New York City.
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DETROIT. JUNE s, 1872.

The Mutual Gas Light Company. a new
concern. are busy laying down large pipes
along the principal streets, and Detroit is to
be favored with double supply Of the neces-
sary article. II it will be Of no greater bene-
fit We hope it will be the means Of taxing
some Of the starch ont Of some airish chaps
who are doing business for the old company
Civility is valuable and should be cheaper
than gas in all well conducted offices. and
we hope the new company viii inAugurate a
reform in that particular, and that customers
will be treated with proper courtesy when
calling to pay bills, if they happen to be
clothed in home-spun or q ragged coat
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-06-08

The delay in the publication of the ADvo-
CATE has been occasioned by its removal to it's
new quarters, 1873 Park avenue. which we ex-
Peet to occupy tillwereturntoouroldq quarters,
l55 South Clark street Communications can
be addressed as heretofore, to 52l West Mad
ison street
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Platform of the National Labor Reform
PARTY

PARTY.
We hold that all political power is inhs-
rent in the people, and free government
founded on their authority and established
for their benefit" that all citizens are equal in
political rights, and entitled to the largest re-
hgious and political liberty compatible with
the good order Of society, as also the use and
endowment Of the fruits of their labor and tai
eots. and ''no man, OF set OF men, are emit
tied to exclusive. separative emoluments,
privileges, or irnmunities from the Govern
ment but in consideration of public services"
and any laws Obstructive of these fundament-
Il principles, are without moral binding
force. and should be repealed; and, believing
that all evils resulting from unjust legislation,
now affecting the industrial classes, can be re-
moved by the adoption Of the principles CON
tanned in the following declarations, therefore
be it
Resolved. That it Is the duty Of the gov
erHment to establish Just standard of distri-
button to capital and labor, by providing a
purely natiOnI circulating medium, based On
the faith and resources Of the nation, issued
directly to the people, without the interven-
tiOn Of any system of banking corporations,
which money shall be q legal tender in the
payment of all debts, public and private, and
interchangeable, at the option of the holder,
for government bonds bearing a rate of inter
est not to exceed 65-iOO per cent, subject
to future legialation by Congress.
q That the national debt should be paid in
good faith, according to the original contract,
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NEW ADVERrtsE MsNTea q :
THE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
MHCHAir1CS'Y AZ
SAVINGS BANK
INCORPORATED Fn- - 1861
No. "a South Halsted Street,
FORMERLY
No. I9 Clark street.
CHIC Aoo.
P R wEsrFALL. SYDNEY MYERS.
PEEsInESr. cAsHEsA
OFFICE mOrRs--FroIn 10 A. N. 70 r. =. sn
Mondays ana sasu days. and ON ssAer wevs
nrsA 10 A y. - SP. q.
THIS INSTITUTION u
Exclusively a Savings Bank
NO OTHER BUSINESS is TRANSACTED.
SUMS As SMALL as ONE D0lAf!
Em BE eeslwea from any psson. and Bank Book al
be furnished without charge.
Married wemea
And Minor Children may Deposit money, that No
One else can draw it.
May deposit Money from time time. and before max
Ing The first Deposit may Provide By Vote how and by
Whom It shall be drawn out anil, provided copy u
the Resolution be furnished TO the Savings Bank.
money will be paid unless its prov ions strictly
complied with
DeposstsPr,
Whether Foreigners Citizens, have the rights
credit will be paid their Legal representative whsh
or they are in this country or elsewhere.
Printed forms Of Wills have been prepared by the COun.
eel Of the savings bank that any depostor may legally
designate some who may take charge Of his money
and property. and be guardian % h children IN Il
his death Thus much inconveEience and expense may
be avoided An officer a the savings bank without any
charge for his ssrne) prepares VIII for any dsposeos
applying.
me rate q SIX Der cent. per Annum, n paid an
sans u Five Dollars more.
Working People
need not lose any time, As the sAvngs Bank b ksps
MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
Means for Identffyin. Dcpesissrs

Means for Identifying Depesfserss
When new dep0sitF first comes 20 the savings hank,
precautuns taksn and records made. thai henAS
always be identified and that in book ID lost
the owner thereof cannot he defrauded.
The business a thh hstitution isconfned exclasvey
to the receipt and carr Of savings depo and funds do
posted in trust. No commercial general banking
bIls4ls=s y transacted. .-,a f.sia... :,
Aeera;n proportion Il the funds invested by loan
upon real estate n the city Of Chicago In making sueh
loans preference is always given 70 applications um D.
pstors al small mears, who have accumulated In the
nstit sufficient funds pay for lot OF ground and
desire TO borrow something 70 aid them In erecng
buildings 10 be used permzIsst homes for thsmsslsa
and families
&c depoSitorS.
6a iu Plan o. Cheap Cottage, selected by CON-
--,ce : d,' trs IA this institution. may b seen a
70. --s.i..s l.-ik-
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l64 TWENTY-SECOND ST.

IRON MOULDERS INTERNATIONAL
IL UNIOH-HeadquArters Ciwrinnati OtI1
WM H. sATTS, President, lock box toS5. Cincinnan
Ohio
Ign, NY.
VIZ, 9. BRADuEr, Recording Secretary, bon IsS New
port, kentucky.
yAs- CARRoLL, First Vice President. New YORK city.
THOs- WALSH Second Vice President 81. Lous No.
WIN. b. HAYS Third Vice President bridgeport. Conn
JKo. ". DANCE Fourth Vice President. Toronto Ont
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LABOR REFORM
STATE CONVENTION
=. =. :. s ss....s1 y
.1SzSS. ~ ~ ~
~MisW ~S
FOR PRESIDENT,
DAVID DA Wis,
o. ILLINOIS.
fOk VICE President,
JOEL PAHS X Il II.
or NV JERSEY

A Convention Of the National Labor Reform
Party Of Ohio will be held in Columbus, Ohio,
on Wednesday, the Path of July, 1872, to
nominate State Ticket and form an Electoral
Ticket The basis OF representation will be
one delegate for each member of both branch
Is of the Legislature.
Delegates will require the certificate Of the
Chairman and Secretary Of the meeting ap-
pointing in their districts. Delegates from
unorganized districts will be subject to the ac
tion Of the Convention.
Every citizen Of the State Of Ohio employed
in the manual, mechanical, agricultural, man
ufacturing, mercantile aud professional branch
es of industry, who favors a sound national
and impartial currency, impartial taxation,
and impartial legislation, and who believes
that the welfare Of the country and the inter
e-ts of the people are paramount to individual
preferment. is cordially invited to Join US III
our efforts to MAKE our country what our
fathers intended it to be- nation Of freemen
alto ding protection to all who labor for the
improvement, comfort and happiness OF man.
Delegates will Immediately notify the Sec
rotary Of their appointment and the districts
they represent.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
T. j. WHITE Secretary,
G5I West Fifth street. Cincinnati, Ohio,
+. NJ DAVIS, State Executive,
100 Race street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
CINCINNATI. May 10, ls7z.
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NV advertisements appear ui the street
corners every day for able bodied men. The
new gas company have employed lately about
400. and want more AZ fair wages. Sewer
and paving contractors are preparing for a
very busy As the city spreads new sew
ers and other improvement needed, and it
takes labor Ia build them, which increases all
kinds II business Workingnen ami their
families must he fed AMI clothed, consequent
" those dealers who advertise in the paper
that circulates the most freely among the
working classes. will Of coarse attract their
attention first. and receive tie most er-sit
from their earnings. They, or their families
have hut little time to spend in the street
hooking up the articles needed With them
time is money Then, it is natural TO suppose
they will follow the direction Of some valuable
weekly paper. or il they have a small sur
plus il cash, th,y VII deposit it in some wide
awake INSTITUTION. whose officers are rot afraid
Of printers INK
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VS. understand the United States troops
sent up to Lake Superior have been ordered
back to their garrison, and probably ere this
or valiant Governor has had it enrolled in
the archives Of the State, thar his promptness
In calling upon regular troops Oh such terri
bic smargsnsy. has saved the whole upper
peninsula from destruction. and prevented :
general Spo1ia alton at tue hands u a few hun
dred industrious unarme men; aud has given
Poweri,l corporation tue ,~sarance that he
driving a PFC into such I'LL. w u proceedings
That this may be the ,,sf occurrenoe # the
kind for some time to come.
We hear the question asked. now that warm
weather has favored uswith visit, ''the reason
that some Of the public fountains We're not in
rum ing order" They were put Up at a great
expense in our parks or pat hes Of waste
g:ound. and II for no other purpose but FOR
small boys q play aide aud see. in. they had
better he taken dow a ari --- ground they oc-
cupy devoted TO some more use purpose
We noticed some youag hopoiuis hunting a
full grown rat ia on- % them. that they had
taken from trap, 1t was Jun Tor the boys but
death t. he varuiiut and 'rom all appearances
no great benefit 20 city property.
A GENERAL good feeling seems to prevail
here at present among both the employers and
the workmen in most Of the mechanic shops.
Trade is brisk and there Is stu demand for
brick and stone masous, and many other
branches OF mechanical business are being run
short handed for the want q, lie D. Sip
yards are very lively and tie owners are ad-
vertiseing for practical workmen tie pros
poets are for prosperous season Provisions
are steadily deciinin. IA price. aad house rents
remain about the same a. last year, which are
not eonsid ID high in comparison to either
Eastern Western cities
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C,rTio~ Ever genuine box Of Dr. Nc
LANES LIVER Pills hears tue signature
~ FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa, anil
their private L. ). Stamp. Es-"Take 10
other The market is full of limitations II
Is the popular verdict ;het people who have
been accustomed to the use Of Bltters or Cor
diAls arr obliged. eventually, to resort to Nc
LANES LIVER PILLS for De manent relief
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS

rs wa intend 70 enlarge the ADv0cATE on tn ll a ~
r- cfsr for sa.a Ciss = amt ~ Column RULES
s ior he paper in its present SIZE, 24x35 Thcy
u.v aud VIII be -old At bargain Address this office
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POISONED TO DEATH.

A healthy liver seeretes each day about two
and a half pounds Of bile, which contains
great amount Of waste material taken from
the blood. " hen the liver becomes TORPID or
congested, it fails to eliminate this vast
amount Of nouous substance, which, there
Tore, remains 10 poison the blood and be con-
veyed to every rart Of the system. What
must be the condition of the blood when il is
receiving and retaining each day two and
half pounds OF poison: Nature tries to work
on this poison through other channels and
Organs-the kidneys. lungs, skin, etc. but
these organs become overtaxed in performing
this labor, in addition to their natural func-
tons, and can not withstand the press are, but
become vari0usly diseased
The brain, which is the great electrical
centre Of all vitality, is unduly stimulated by
the unhealthy blood which passes to it from
the heart, and it fails to perform its Office
BEAUTIFULLY. Hence the symptoms Of bile
poisoning, which are dullness, headache, in
capacity to keep hemnd on any subject, I'M
pAirment of memory, dizzy, sleepy, or ner-
vous feelings, gloomy forebodings and irri-
liability Of temper. The BLOOD ITSELF being
diseased, as it forms the sweat upon the sur
face OF the skin, is so irritating and poisonous
that it produces discolored brown spots. PIN
Piles, blotches and other eruptions, sores.
bOils, carbuncles and scrofulous tumors. The
stomach, bowels and other organs spoken Of.
cannot escape becoming affected, sooner or
later, and costiveness, piles, dropsy, dyspep-
STA, diarrhea, female weakness. and MANY
other forms Of chronic disease, are among the
necessary results At a remedy for all these
various manifestations ii disease, Or. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is positively I'M
equaled BY it the liver and stomach are
changed to an active, healthy state, the ap-
petite regulated and restored, the blood and
secretions thoroughly purified and enriched.
The WHITE STAR LINE-ANoTHER TRI-
UMPH.-This favorite line Of steamships i
making an enviable record for itself For the
excellence Of its accommodations and the
speed Of its boats, it may now fairly claim to
be the Champion of the seas. As evidence
that this boast is founded on facts, we have
only to refer 20 the last voyage Of the Adri-
anic from QueenstOT . u New York, which
was made in days and 20 hours, which is the
fastest time by nearly day that has ever
been made. Office of the Company, 374 Wa
bash avenue.
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR Makes
Ill INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA, BAH,


E1S1N Johnson, Pres aesIt 81 Druid till Avenue Bal
tmOre Nd t-se - " -
j. n HAYDoS, First Vice President, l9A So John O.,
New Haven Conn AMI ~
PxrfR carr, scoud Vice President, 4box d, Green
Island. Albany county, " Y.
ANs.L HARI, Secretary, No. Exeter place, Charles
tow, Mass.
JsErH sfERRrrr, Assistant Secretary, lock box %,
mara NelA gfff. @1Et II