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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-06
THE TURF.
L,LEETwO ASSOCIATION,
MORRIsANIA, Y. T.
SPRING MEETING, 1872


FIRST DAY-TUESDAy, MAY a.
mnatss sssO to frst $50 10 second siCo to third
Purse No. 2-Sl.tD for horses that have never bca
a:3l; $500 to first, $500 to second, 500 to third.
SECOND DAy-wEDNEsDAY. MAY ~
Purse No sl sS for norsss m nat have mover beaten
Purse No 4-S2 200 for horses that have never beaten
s.35 81 100 to first $500 to second, s4co to third
THIRD DAY--THURspAv, MAY e.
Purse No n$l,o9 for horses that have never beaten
2.i9; S6tO to first, $3.50 to second, Si0 to third
Purse No 6-si 7 for horses that have never beaten
2:27; 81 600 to first $50 10 second, $3.50 to third
FOURTH DAY-SATURDAY, MAY a5
Purse No. 7-SG1 for horses that have never beaten
2,.s $50 TO ir.t $40 TO second, 500 10 third
5000 TO second. 500 to third.
All tho above race, 20 be in harness. mile heats best
in and viii he governed hy the rules q the National
No shall be drawn except by permission Of the
judges Of the race under penalty OF being expelled
less before soclock r. Of the day preceding the
lodged with the Secretary proprietor OF the course
written notice Of his intention not To- start after which
notice the horse drawn shall be ineligible TO start IN the
horse distancing the field III receive the entire
Entries to close at the American Jockey Club Rcstau
rant IT. B. Johnsos,, corner OF Broadway and Twenty
eighth street. New York. Thursday, May q at Y. IT,
Entries by telegraph will only be received before the box
All communications to he addressed to C. H. Van Ness
President at Aors"na or 3 IL AS SosfSs SEss resident
W. H. vAs Corr, Superintendent
pRospEcT ptRK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
hes b. 2 MsS n IN harness. nj"
!. Campbell enters blk. T. james Gardner
y Dnnlcy enters Z g. Hunpty Dumpty
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
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FAIR GROUND AsSOCIATfOS.
SPRING MEETING, is72
FIRST DAY-frESbAY, MAY a.
Purse Ma 5000, for horses that have never be sten
Purse No 2-$500. for horses that have be
2;si $500 TO first 500 to second and 500 to third.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAy. MAY 90
Purse No 3si 20 for horses that have never beaten
2:34 500 TO first. 300 To second and $hU TO third
Purse No f-s2,J for horses that haYc never beaten
a:2o $l5g to first, 500 TO second and 500 TO third
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY MAY1
PurSe No D 81 90 for horses that have beaten
59 500 to frat, S2J1 to second aud $50 third
Purse No 6-yIoo for horses that have never beaten
An. u, 100 to frst $50 to second and $50 to third
FOURTH DAY-FRlDAY. MAY 81
e:.s $40 70 first s5O to second and sioo to third
Purse M. S-s2 500 free for all horses. 81 go 10 nrst
5000 70 second and $40 To third.
CONDITIONS.
All the above races to be In harness. mile heats hest
In and win be governed BY the Rules OF the Ma
tionai Association. Eniric. must comply with their
OF the Judges or the under penalty being ex-
PEELED, unless at or before o'clock r. NJ. of the day
preceding the tomtting Sunday the proper par
the course written notice OF his intention start
after which notice the horse so drawn shall be ineligible
70 start In the race. . -, -,
Entries 10 close at the American Jockey Club Res
taurant CT. r. Johnsons) corner broadway and Twenty
Entries by telegraph will only be received before the box
= Ali Communications TO be addressed to Geo W. Oak.
lev supernts ndcnt Fulton and Bocrum
e MARTIN KALBfLEiSCH, President
0xo. W. OAKLrY, superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-06
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc

A PONY AND ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE-PoNY
n - hands. jet black years old warranted sound and
Kind In a harness. free FROM all tricks can be used ny the
most tmii lady child in saddle or harness basket
phaston and harness match, hest city makers Arpy
a. private stable NO lGl East Twenty eighth street
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, MAY 6, lS72-TRIPLE SHEET
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.


"A JOHNSTON VAN TASSELf.
Office and saiesrcom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business is conducted at
HORSE AUCTION MART,
no. liz AND I4 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE,
where hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
GENTLEMEN WISHING 70 PURCHASE OR THOSE
having Horses Carriages 20 sell will ind house
ecy reliable. conduct this branch OF business
we do all other business on the straightfor
WE GIVE THR PURCHASER OF EvRRY HORSE
that Is sound "a TO a. hours for trial
ENTRIES FOR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
can be made at downtown Office and salesro0m ~
Nassau street. where we also keep register OF Horses tor
LiBERAL ADVANCES MADE on CoNsIGNMENTs.
A RCII. JOHNSTON, AUCrIoNEER.
~ Ofre and salesroonl 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Post oihce.
BY JOHNSTON VAN TAS6ELIl
Receivers sale in bankruptcy.
Batchor Judge OF the United States District Court
Johnston Van TasseiL Arctioneers, 10 sell at
Public Auction,
on WEDNESDAY,, May I5 1872,
at the Repository. 656 broadway,
where they win be exhibition and after Tuesday,
May T.
Twenty Carriages
from the estate ia bankruptcy ot TIE Baldwin Co.
JNO W. BRITI0N,
Receiver In Bankruptcy
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A -GREAT, ABSOLUTE, UNREsERyED AND
ssss" os g:ssy & %.sss sss
single and double nsrnss, 4; S1Gsr Ss
Also all the ns stock y SSs1ss livingston ESQ., who
Ksra handsone s ne ' styled and elegan. appearing
position and gait elegant safe free and drivers
se ss
beat minutes and with training they win tret very
be
s@abs aaales esnSot & Sassylsa on Fsri o. road
avsi spq IN M
%s nS bold sr ss sf each @
elegan: ecach Phaeion family or road eam warranted
Two elegant, handsome and finely broken Ladys Park
sd
perfectly safe aabie reliable for either lade, or
ss.ss ira :ss seE'"s
ssb as0s % assss
;g!as s! ss 4
ssp Of
s'ss aFs s fbssss fa saa
sns asr1si
inSs Il sss$ s'e
behaved, honest, and warranted Round kind. This
horse has been trained track but promises to
trot low down In the thriics this with oil his
speed; Il an elegant family or business horse.
Fine large coupe dogcart Horse, 1874 high years
old, blood bay; cannot he outsty led actor fine
travellers safe gentle and reliable :ouid and
Kind.
Also . weknown, fact and famous trotter; can show
ST valuable for track road purposes full
Hculars performances, pedigree, &c., al sale.
Also orc fnc extension shifting top rhaeton seas four
wheeled Dogcart. Road Wagons bv Bre
one by puscnbary Van Dnser set Of ine COACH Har
by nunscomb set Of lis hi double three o. single
all the best make: Blankets, Robes, &c. &c.
This az the finest Gales of the and gentle.
wishing 10 purchase first class and reliable stoc
should call cnd examine Tlcy rely upon stock being
in every particular and fair trial viii be
given
Sale positive without ros lcon or limits
Stock hc seen and e1nancd time prior to sale,
at stable where II has been cd for
sale.
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DRY GOODS.

T SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, gl4 BROADWAL
"A near Twenty first strcet-Beauful exposition Paxo
Styles Beautiful ncveites Summer Costumes ra1
PoloHases decided changes Patterns nov
ready. Cloth models furnished with each pattern free.
Save money by examining imported styles before puf
cha ing ready made imported suits Patterns fitted to IL
form, warranted perfect
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A T THE DOWN TOWN HORSE MART
~ OF WALDRON COOKE. Auctioneera
New Church street, corner Cedar and Liberty,
large Auction seie,

rnfs Ifsgs Is,y yus,lGs 6, e oslsss .s,e,
Of Horses ws.,9 Is and Harness.
eSar rsaS seoa aSs S rSPs u
der ns par s9ss n9 SaS "c good worker. and
ruiiers In single or double harness
stylish ana ilss driver afraid, stands Without Tying;
One Bakers wagon, built TO order now and complete.
One Builders Wagon, 10 feet bed pole and shafts
One slx-passenger Rockawsy, In good order
onc IN II gGoa or9e 9aer
Two brown Horses, J and years. good workers and
One irengray Horse, superior driver One style and
o ss Gore & & horse
shows elegant style in harness Is perfectly gentle and
sondion '1arranss3 m T PERFECTLY Hhi and @ gentle IN I ali
one Road Wagon, city built, IN good running order.
Other other ;s,s :; s %sgSa % and afp.s .,,.
% pses Sses owa to y syS s ss S S % wagon
sac,ies fair business transaction. ''''' e'
A MAJOR c. W. BARKER, ACcrIoxEER
Of M 4Hs Wx ASR SAf TnoTF,Se F STOCK
ON rurRshxE MhxxERsrHAW TIY \ y; ,xs'o.c,oor
TINE rRoPEsTS oF SoIoSEh ApiA fifsstaN
h 50 hssa q, e ssPp s % qspgf Mares
ss: stallion Id%sS% Eysrs, is;%s!y Mac; Win
COLONEL LILBuKN HAS SELECTED THIS STOCK
VIZ sFs ss
ner BreaaSsS saa Thirty street, or Of Colonel LII
'fsthcmAsERs Can REACH THE Farm VIA THE
oc9sk boat from foot Of lhir street or via and
TERMS OF sALE-rHREE MONTHS APPROVED
n. MINER STEVENS
have removed their Carriage wareroom4 G Broad
way to their factory iiJ to ~ East Thirteenth street.
riagcs ani LIsh. Wagons of their lnanuhacture.
A SECOND nAsp cAERIAGFs.
N. We the following, all Ia excellent condition
and some ofshen our own make =
One One ssrs sps,ns isast Lane H.sa T. superb condition
One One oSy, roSy rhsetG" h,st;os EnsIish EIsl;ds
severei top and no top rhaetons.
one iSar. in. hand Mail Coach English
Two Barouches and
= BREWSTER CO..
- aFlitn avenue, corner Fourteenth street.
A. PONY ruAEToSs- ,s;i -cARRiAGEs-roxY rHAE-
a. tons All al 'nf PsRSDRtSss nsTisi i'sIea
! No East Eighseentl, street. I
near Filth avenue
BREWSTER TOP WAGON. DusENBuRY 4
ne Sp ys spd HSaa
sale low ane sssorinent Of Pony Phsstons Rock
Rsssy hSsy 4. Depot akS %ss'
N dappe gray Mare, syesrs old, l6ls hands high
ranted sound aud Kind in sl harness. for style and beauty
cannot he canaed apply at 1870 Broons street until so
A HAMS POPULAR PATENT LANDAULET
N. Coupe Landau Canopy. Umbrella Phaetcns, lis
pound Wagons factory prices 10 per cent less than
Broadway Fffth stores 10 East Fourth street
ATA sACRIFICE-A HEAVY STOCK or FoURsEAT
second hsnaagpies Coaches ac.' va and 10 cSariss %
BEAUTIFUL STYLISH PAIR OF YOUNG BAY
N Horses, 10 u hands high; Morgan Drew and Messen.
ger stock can show minutes tcgethcr now. and one
cy csnso S S Ur 10 e coR sId
CORAN, 70 West Forty fourth street
A ALDERNEYS-FOR SALE, THOROUGHBRED JER.
n scy Aiicrney Cows; bred from finest imported
stock. Apply 10 LoRlfIARD, ID Chambers street, or
to WILLIAM CARLISLE, Pelham Bridge, NJ Y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ii OFFICERS. SAILORS OR SOLDIERS DIS
n cased, wounded, IN nred or ruptured IN the war,
and Widows minor children dependent parents of
those have died. entitled pension Apply to
Dr. t. JACKSON, late surgeon United States Navy
4 New Chambers street
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ANELEGANT PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT AT AUC-
IA TION.
MESSRS JOHNSTON A VAN rASSELL appointed
and instructed by the 10 sell at public auction
TUESDAY May at |. o'clock, at their mart ll0 liz and
ia East Thirteenth street. the elegant private establish
mcnt follows
Horses l5 hands high years old both excellent saddle
horses can positively travel together in So minutes a
ninutes) guaranteed perfectly gentle do not shy pull
OF great bottom and endurance; child can drive them
warranted sound Kind and true, and without fault
bicmish.
BREWSTER CoUPE.-cIRCULAR front built to order
and In splendid condition.
BREWsTER RyICTORIA-NEARIYNE NEW; built TO order.
BREWSTER TOP wAGON-With pole and shafts; used
but few timea.
HARNEss-rIvE SETS single and double Harness,
made TO order by Wood dibson, nearly new This Is an
establishment on which no money has been spared and IL
at the above TO time Of SALE The sale will be
without limit reservation
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, so.

CARRIAGE REPOSIT0RY-lA WEST BROAD
~ WY near Canal street Rockaways, Buggies Park
one SIX seat Carryah, very light. G. GRUBE.
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sponTINC-DoGs, BInDs, &C.

A FOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
n. Birds DC Medicines for all ds prepared Food
for mocklng birds at B o. DOVRiS, No 3Greene street,
near Canal
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Ar FAcTORn-Tof AND ROAD BuGGIES, PONY
~ anu fark fhaetohs Rockaways, Nictorias, and
Edridge street bay SON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


IL TIIE OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ROYAL ia.
N yana and Kentucky Lotteries on file. GEoT,GE ID.
CLARK, No Astor place corner Broadway
A OPTICAL DRAWINGS or ROYAL HAVANA
IA. and Kentucky State Lotteries always on file. j.
CLUTE Broker 200 Broadway lb3 Fulton street and No
ozark row box t,pts Post Office.
A BINdDoN SQUARE AND WEST SIDE STORAGE
"a Warehouses, GB, GA and CSC Hudson street. IN
Greenwich street and 10 Abingdon square, toce 53 III
500 street. near West Twelfth street, e. furniture and
panos e cheapest and most responsible cstahshm6 nj
Ia Nav gzxk Il. Tsu9ART, Manager and Owner
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A VERY FINE SELECTION or pHAETONs. COUPE
"a kockaways Pony Phaesons, Depot Wagons Road
MANUFACTURERS UNION, 6ss Broadway
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-16
Profitable Employment,

IN No ons oi TWO persons of either sex in every town
fon, asnn .eu states by which they NAV realize
rom saoo 70 II 900 per year. With but little inter
timn wn ordinary occupation. If the whole
Boys and girls make nearly as mn, ne @
people. Some making from 81 to SIS per week'
FOR particulars; address J. y. FARDEIL & Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-16
HISTORY OF TIE GREAT FIRES

In CHICAGO and the WEST by REV. f. j. Coon.
SPEED, ID. d. ofChicago The only complete His
tory of these great 100 svo. pages; 10 En-
cravings; price $50; outfit, Si0O. 20 900; already
sold Profits go TO sufferers. Agents wanted.
Address II. 5. GOGDSPEED & co, 81 Park Row
New York or j. " GoodSpced, Chicago st. Louis
or Cincinnati. dec6-W3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01

The Chicago lnter-Ocean says: Gas soon as
Mr.. Stanley, of Ulij has recovered from his
fatigues, he will set 10 work to discover the col
ored citizen who intends to vote for Greeley"
AT secret conference of the various reform
organizations, held in New York held last
week, it was agreedito sink all political differ
enceS and unite on single reform ticket for
municipal officers. w. b, Hayemeyer will
probably be the candidate for mayor.
On the 10th day of May last John F. Farms
worth wrote to the editor of the Alonquin Citi-
zen as follows: 81 wish it distinctly understood
that the stories in circulation in regard to me
as being in favor Of the acknowledgements are
false. have always intended TO and will sun
port the regular Philadelphia nominee. | trust
my old friends in McIienry will not think me so
base wretch as to desert them now, or in fact
any time" Soon after this date, failing to get
renominated, he became $50 base a wretch" as
TO desert the republican party and its nominees
So much for one Of these "reformers"
5. w. Street, of Salem, Ohio, cert6es that he
met the "Rey" libeler Denison on the 2Gth of
last June, and the latter said: eve must make
a strong point on Grants drinking" The in
quiry was made, "Can we substantate the
charseF He said: ut will be an exciting
campaign; the people grab easily; wind some
tlmes works better than facts" On the same
subject he said: "Chough live in Washington,
and frequently see the president, and sometimes
call on hin, never saw him drink or drunk I;
Out ms den must be broken; age must play poll
cy aoheH zoe can"
In the seventh district of this state the repub-
licans Of Groton and Marlboro, Saturday eve.
ming, instructed their delegates to 20 for Judge
Hoar, and the Grant and Wilson club Of Pep
perell also passed a similar vote. Judge Honrj 4
friends expect TO carry portion of the Law
renee delegation Why docs DR. Aver allow
himself TO run against such a man as Judge
Hoar?
The Boston Commonwealth relates the follow
ing story on the authority Of Charles A. Stevens
OF Ware, Mass; "Mr. Greeley lectured in Ware
last spring, and alterward was the guest of Mr..
Stevens. Conversation turned on public meas
ures and men, when Mr.. Greeley said that Grant
was surrounded by set of incompetent and
dishonest men. Mr. Stevens objected, instanc-
ing George S. Boutwell, as a thoroughly honest
man. But said Greeley, Boutwell, made a
great error in not selling gold when il was high,
and buying up our bonds when they were low
Mr.. Stevens objected that Mr.. Boutwell, had no
| iegal authority to do so. But said Greeley,
ne Cught TO have done it, and let congress after
| Ward con1rm his action Can anything better
! snow Nreeley's nnftness for the office OF presi-
| uenl OF us utter ignorance Of practical fnan.
Inc democrats Of Dobb's Ferry, Westchester
county, N. T., met with grand success in their
Efforts to organize Grant and Wilson club,
| Friday night None Of the old line democrats
participated in the meeting Bradey's hall was
packed to overlooking, and the crowd were won
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01

The MASSACRE OF ST. BARTHOLBMEw.-The
London Times, in a recent article on a sermon
on St. Bartholomew day, by Dean Stanley, re.
marked: owe certainly should be surprised to
find any Roman Catholic, except one liberal to
laxity, ready to admit also that the act (mas-
sacre of St Bartholomew was crime or even a
mistake" Upon this Sir George Bowyer writes
mo man can accuse me of being a Roman
Catholic liberal to axity, but do not distinctly
assert that the act in question was both a crime
and mistake, and | could name many, both
clergy and laity, who hold the same opinion.
Nothing can be pleaded in extenuation of the
guilt Of that crime, except that past events should
be Judged by the principles and opinions of the
times when they happened, and not by those of
our own time. Allow me TO add that assuming
Though this has been denied and 2ontroyerted)
that the pope of that day sanctioned the mas.
sacre, the doctrine of infaibility is not involved
nor brought into question; for by the decree of
the late council the pope is infallibe only when
teaching Dramatically er cathedrd, and deciding
questions of faith and morals"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01
Gbs 9ap spp dalureest GuOag Mturmnq October |, 1872.

derfully earnest in their desire to beat the Gree
lev coalition H. J. Myer, Esq, was elected
president; Carl L. Brandt, John D. Mckenzie
Augustine Smith, and several other leading
democrats, were elected vice presidents, and
Louis Harbeck was elected secretary. When il
was announced that all the officers thus named
had uniformly voted the regular democratic
ticket: that the president and the secretary of
this club were the president and secretary of the
last democratic caucus held in that village; AMI
that the motto of the club was Anything to
beat Greeley" the enthusiasm was unbounded,
and the audience responded with cheer upon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01

Miss Lizzie Kendall, No. Downing street, Wor-
cester, has not spoken above whisper for the past
two years, She was treated by Dr. Henion at the
Bay State House and made to speak in one minute,
and can talk as well as she ever could, Miss Ken
dali can be seen at her residence, and will answer
inquiries.
VIM E. Minturn, "a Front street. was cured of an
irritation of the kidneys by two treatments by Dr.
Henion, will answer inquiries.
DIR. Henion will remain at the Bay State House
two weeks longer where he can be consulted from
A. NJ. until P. M. Consultations free.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01

htW YORK, Sept. 3O.-COtton in GOOD ror, ,. 4,
w harket weak sales 20OI bales. nidfvs' uVlnanu
vcf sales II s5S YIN common grades IN buycrs a.
n msneTn sgS y gl5 southern $40 "a AZ M
i36 900 BUSH M ees l9r SPRING but closed quiet sales
a IA w Nv ~ 5eu western Sl63 q 75; white Misisgg
Snrt aegsn Hl corn opened &c better and In air az
Nv ~" ntnui haes lbbOOO bush steamer mi Ned ,sa ,
one aD v33g ssi DO B)3 66ac closing al 65 oats
d,a ,yi e u1ghangedi sales $4,000 bush Ohio 491 IA
me-, vs az Ia ~ " Sic Beef quiet Pork nnners nnw
Wnaier gy NV Lard dun and heavy, al 81 6D9I
D Di state "a a. 28c. Whskey STEADY M 90
aise Ppnr,e p ~ "a sAe sugar Arm; Musoovado 81 I'd
arm h pio iinSo9 " g lOho; refining ~ ESQ Cofee
stani mS al. ~ 20 l1Ac. Mossses Quiet TurpenfInc
So~uJ !" wei Tosn steady at 80. Petroleum steady
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01

A VALUABLE lNyENTION.-The st. Louis
democrat gives graphic account OF an inYen.
ton intended for the use of interviewing report.
ers, insurance agents, and lightning rod ped.
ders; "Brayiogle's patent elastic Interviewing
cushion is hollow hemisphere of vulcanized
lhdla rubber, IN the centre OF which are fixed a
su1hcient number OF elastic springs of finely
tempered Bessemcr steel The cushion is worn
under the clothing, and covers that portion of
the repOrtorial person most exposed i'm Tho
hazardous service Of interviewing. A cushion
properly made and fitted is not only no incon
yenience to the wearer, but absolutely adds to
inc symmetry OF the rcpOrtOrial person. Itmay
be worn constantly on the street without al
tractlnS attention Or interfering with the loco
nOtlOn Ot the wearer, and adjusts itself so nice
~ as to DEFY the closest scrutiny. 1t never pets
out of order, AMI will last the most Industrious
reporter an ordinary life time, and be handed
down TO his children as family heir loom.
The advantages Of the interviewing cushion
are llesumable, and it will more than pay for
Itself IN single week of active service Armed
with this cushion the reporter boldly attacks
his quarry without any Of that nervous trepida.
ton which naturally attends an interview with
an uniOrti6ed rear, and which, to q greater or
less extent, owing to his temperament or recent
experiences, materially units him for the
proper discharge Of his duty. He keeps his eve
on bis victim, and as soon as he detects signs of
cutting up rough he makes full face to the
rear, and receives tho kick upon the cushion.
II the victim be muscular man, and very mad
as is usually the case, the reporter describes
paraboa in the air and alights on his cushion
about fifteen or twenty feet in front. The re-
bound Of the elastic cushion sends him ten feet
~ the air, and in coming down he alights on bis
feet, and returns to the charge, After half a
dozen kicks, the subject, filled with amaZement
at the pluck aud endurance Of the reporter and
not being up to the secret of the cushion, will
generally give in, and submit quietly to the in.
teryiew. The reporter, having suffered not the
slightest injury, and pleasantly exhilarated with
his srlal flight, eau then go for him at his
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-01

SIMPLE, yet efheaeous, is SHoLANDER's BUoHU in
removing and counteracting kidney bladder and gland
uar diseases, diabetes gravel physical de-
bity. nervousness, and female Irregularities. In
accessible form It supplies the waste of nature and
ygOraes the vital powers, and is the death-kne to all
OF the above maadies. deop&Mlw oil