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The New York herald., 1873-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
a1LL CO. Bankers, IS Nassau street; Post oaice
OFFICIAL krR4HSKS RHHXISeS sHArn LOTTERIES.
:. ETsTgcxrEKIInA CLASS s? 'ss1ocSSnKs y is7s "a
o. 10 1ssrgssrasrss. q e q 90 90 ssaes4e.ss e 81
% saIasAoss 4 C., aansssfs e = ceyasea. . = Kx
sHIIny coll EcE-E1IRA CLASS no ass1ocTosEa IL la
~ = @ e : ss y e .
.,,s. . = 3 ss4!sH O. . 3 asaassls q $ cssas'sp : ~ ky
10 Posi- oce s
OFFICIAL DRAWING NORTH CAROLINA LOTTERY.
"a "a EXTRA Class q no s@Noc1esxs e ~ 1873 /.
o. asags Is g c.sols.xs4s: Is ls 10 C.
I 81 81 7S . q SaFNfaSs q is s coS ctS Ss0ss,,. + .
LUTHY co. Brokers 2s2 Greenwich street New YORK.
DRIvATE RETREAT FOR INEBR1ATEs.-AT THE
b. % medical ns ss Ssw fSs as
opened his spacious residence at Mount Vernon West
SGSpa Letters er ns
will receive immediate attention.
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
lO Information furnished orders flled circulars sent
nee application spanish bSnk bills ana goyernments
purchased TAYLOR CO., Bankers
No. II Wall street. New York city
Y ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. PRIZES CAsHED.
on w'n sf
Liberty street, New York.
SOSJ.OSJ. Havana and Kentucky Circulars Tree.
Address BAILEY 4 CO. ofhce established 80 years., H4
Broadway.
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &c.
A FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
o hooking * & s 95 e. d IL &rTessss
street. near Canal
noG wANTED-A WELL BROKEN SETTER OR
70 Z 5z ce
Old dPe edsres asd Spa hsr we M T
200 Fulton street
JUST IMpoRTED-lo SKYE TERRIERS, q KING
Charles Spanels, Cocker spanels, Pointers Settlers,
rs Rss il S ras Fifth avenue
THE TURF.
4 MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
"A rAnI IhhSNE SNhrtAa. rAskl ls7a
g a held On H s,
First race each day promptly at shGsSsr fsSss President
G. wHEATLy Secretary.
DEERFoor DRIVING, PARK,-sEcoND FALL
days rS sT sss
~ E Esq., sS spss e ,ssss
ppnd so ss to hra s2S o fourth s5h Second asySo 3
@ M Snss NV u 10 fsHas
@ e @ $50 e second s $50 h5a $40 fourth s
arst $40 TO second So to thlrd sl5 70 lOarth. No g
$50 10 third. $50 to fourth; Conditions
same advertised first fall meeting Entries TO close
al Baldwin's Empire House, corner Of Main and Ply.
mouth Streets near Catharne ferry Monday, October
20 at 7. NJ All communications TO be addressed TO
WILLIAM MCMAHON at said nouss.
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Superintendent
JEROME PARK RACEs-oCTOBEa 4, 8, II, is AND
c B-special train with cars for ladies. will leave
Grand Central depot on race days al l1s NJ and NJ,
returning after the races excursion tickets 40 cents
Fourth avenue run direct TO the depot
G. NJ. BlSSELL. rntendent
NEW poRp CLUB GROUND. STATEN ISLAND
~ The race advertised Tor Saturday October IS free
for ALL postponed saturday, October 25 entrance
will be left Tuesday. october 2 at clock NJ
ID. r. RYERS Proprietor
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-IN THE VICINITY OF FULTON STREET AND
glass loose inside. BY bringing TO l23 Christopher
street. Hudson ate o'clock p. NJ, suitable re-
ward will be given
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A pvANCES MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIA-
"A monds, Watches, Jewery silks India Shawls,
Laces Merchandise in original broken packages,
purchased at JOSEPH SOLOMON co.. :, i3i Fulton
Private Office for ladies' Established 1850 Sc
ha bla Espano.
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DEv NEWMAN HALL WILL PREACH TO YOUNG
~ Association Hail. this evening" at o'clock
Admis lon and seats
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CTANToN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-THE SEMI.
- Cente nnia Jubilee Exercises OF the stanton Street
Baptist church will take place III their meeting house on
Stanton street, Chrystie on "Wednesday the 20
inst Rhodes will deliver historical discourse at
ID A. NJ A lree conference of the present and former
members and others will occupy the afternoon session,
aud IN The evening Pastor Hscox Will preach. All are
n O Attend.
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THE ADVERTISER WILL SELL FOR WANT OF USE
an elcgant bay Kentucky bred match coupe Horse,
years old, i6 hands high: sound ana kind price $780,
Address box h33g Post Office, New York.
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NEW ROYAL HAVANA AND KENTUCKY STATE
IN Lotteries-Orders filled circulars tree. Address
g. c. HALL Co. Bankers rs Nassau street; Post Office
box 3037, New York.
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ATS FIRUsKrs, 6sl BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY
"A street. highest adyanScs on Diamonds Watches
Jewclry, Slverware, Pianos india wis, silks &C.
Private office tor ladies. Business confidential. 6sl
Broadway.
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DEv. wAYLAND HoYT, PASTOR, WILL PREACH
~ IN the Tabernacle Baptist church, second avenue
service seinway all Ia. Subject for evening
mon, what the soul Wants, and the Way TO Get It"
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

DoATs OF ALL DESCRIPTION, WOOD AND ME-
ID tallc and Spoon Oars at shop, 365 and 373 South
'''se' ~AN STEPHEN RnRRRrs
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EoR SALE FOR WANT OF UsE-A FAMILY OUTFIT.
One pair Of well matched dark bay Horses 164
hands nigh dark points tu names and tails eight and
ten years old, believed sound in every part; one satin
lined Landau, made by Wells, Crittcnden Co., New
Haven one six seated 6ockaway Of the same manutac.
cloth lined spring backs and set of double
Harness all In first rate order Apply at the stable No.
East rwentyeigntn street. between nine and halt past
e morning
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LNOR sALE-A BOARDING STABLE. DOING GOOD
II business To any with small capital this is an
excellent opportunity. Address BUSINESS, station b,
New York CITY.
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JACKsoN,s SO BROADWAY OPPOSITE ELEv
"A enth street-Money Literally advanced on Dia
monds Watches. Jewelry, Silks Dry Goods and Persona
Property Of every description. Private entrance to
Indies
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FOR SALE.

An ELECTRO GLIDING AND SILVER PLATING
~ Business for sale cheap Inquire at IL Wooster
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DOR sALE-A FINE COUPE HORSE; l6H HANDS
high, DARK bay long flowing tail. years old and per-
iecily sound Can be private stable No. IS West
Forty-fourth street
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MACHINERY

SECOND HAND HORIZONTAL ENGINE 6XI4
II inch cylinder, in good order, for SAFE cheap.
TODD RAFFERTY, MACHINE CO., 10 Barclay st.
LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
~ Steam Engines and Boilers Steam Pumps and Tanks
FINNEY HOFFMAN, Manufacturers, 10 TO 2,5 Water
street, Brooklyn.
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DEv. CHARLES H. TAYLOR. D. D.. OF WESTERN
IL New York. will speak young men, at Association
HAIL. at O'Clock sunday evening.
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A RCHITECTS IN ALL TUR STATES AND IN
N Europe furnished with nrst class Photographs of
the best buildings In New York and vcinythe gems Of
AmArican huiidns. HOLMES. No. 80 Broadway
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i0o SIXTH AVENUE. BETWEEN TWENrY.FoURTH
fUO and twenty fifth strcet-Lib raj advances made
on Diamonds Watches, Jewery. Silks Laces and Shaws
same bought at tull value. L. BERNARD.
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Dew II. D. NoRTHRoP, PASTOR. WILL PREACH
~ third Pre- esbyerian church
tomorrow at lUk A. NJ. and 7Is T. ".
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HALF-S1Ar LIGHT TROTTING WAGON MADE TO
IL order only used halt a dozen times; the haDdsom
est wagon in New York, At bargain, for cash. No.
East Fourteenth street
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(NHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR GsEV. j. NJ PULLMAN,
" pasor).-Ha Of the standard Club, l464 Broadway.
corner Forrysecond street Morning service at l0a3S
a.
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DEy ID. HENRY MILLER, ID. D. PASTOR,
Ii breaches in Pymoutn Baptist church. Fiity- -drst
street, between Ninth and Tenth avences sunday At
l0I, A. NJ and ~ +. VI.
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DRv SAMUEL NJ HAMILTON WILL BE INSTALLED
II pastor OF the scotch Presbyterian Church. Four
street between Firth aDi sixth avenues on sun
day evening" tn inst. "a O'clock Rev Mr. Hamilton
wall preach usual at 10Y A NJ. ami 4 F. NJ.
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COLLEGIATE CHURCH. CORNER OF FIFTH AVE-
~ and Forty eighth street. Rev. DR.. Ludlow, pas
tor-Evening fourth In course, inspiration
of the Biben
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ORTHODOX EASTERN (RUSSIAN-GREhK CHAPEL,
~ No. 95I second avenue Fifueth street-Div1ne
service in the English language every sunday At u1s
arp
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LNOR SALE-CLARENCE LITTLE USED, IN GOOD
repair Call at 456 Third avenue, IS Madison
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L,oR SALE CHEAP-ONE S-HoRSE HORIZONTAL
stationary Engine. cylin ier II L4x24 Burdon maker)
with excellent governor, copper Coil Heater and Pump
together with Flue Boiler lseet long 30 inches dame
all good condition ST. 200 cash. Apply to r. a. &
T. b. MCINTOSH, Engineers and Machinsts IS2 and lSi
Lewis
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CREAT REDuCTION-GREAT REDUCTlON-GREAT
" reduction.-our immense stock new ana second hand
Carriages comprising every style family Carriages and
light Wagons at lowest popular prices we invite pur
chasers to call and examine
MANuFACTURERs' UNION, 63s Broadway.
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A T 767 BROADWAY. CORNER or NINTH STREET.
n Money literally advanced Diamonds, Watches
Jewery India shaws Silks, &c the same bought and
sold private office for ladies'. r. X. PAGE.
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"A Nineteenth and Twentieth Money loaned
Watches, Diamonds, Jewery silver Ware, silks and
particularly Pianos private parlor for LADIES' business
strictly confidential.
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DEv. GEORGE MINGINS, SUPERINTENDENT CITY
IL Missions win preach sabbath morning and Rev..
kobert Sloss Pastor, the evening, the Fourteenth
street Presbyterian church, Of second
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-05-08

SETTING Our STRAWBERRIES This Is
the best time Of the year to set out a straw
berry bed. As soon as the ground can be
readily worked, the place selected for straw
berries should be plowed, and then well
even heavily MANFRED, and then plowed
again. We like to manure at the rate Of
twenty or thirty cords of the best stable
manure to the acre. After the manure has
been well plowed in we proceed to set the
plants on the fat surface in rows five feet
apart, with the plants about five to six
Inches apart In the row. Some prefer TO
plant on slight ridge thrown up by the
pillow. This may do very well on wet land,
! but We have never had any trouble the
other way where the water did not stand.
The plants used should be strong and
good, and the roots should be spread out
and well covered, and the earth about
them pressed down with the hand. II the
! season be favorable. the plants will soon
begin TO grow. and before the fall will
completely cover the ground. some va
rieties make runners more freely than
others. Some prefer to keep all the run
ners of and cultivate in hills. The beds
are better for general cultivation. Lei
none of our readers fail to set a straw be-ry
| bed this year.
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GIVING His Own Recommendation

A gentleman advertised for . boy to as.
sist him in his Office, and nearly fifty APP
plicants presented themselves before him.
Out of the whole number he selected one
aud dismissed the rest. IL should like TO
know said friend, ION what ground you
selected that boy, who had not single
recommendation" "You are mistaken -
said the gentleman, 'he had q great many.
He wiped his feet when he came in and
closed the door amer him, showing that he
was careful; be gave up his seat instantly
to that lame old man, showing that he was
kind and thoughtful; he took OF his cap
when he came Ia. and answered my Ques-
tons promptly and respectfully. showing
he was polite and gentiemanly; he picked
up the book which / had purposely laid
upon the door. and replaced it on the table,
while all the rest stepped over il or showed
1t aside and he waited quietly for his turn,
instead Of pushing and crowding, showing
that he was honest and orderly. When
l talked with him noticed that his clothes
were carefully brushed, bis hair in nice
order and his teeth Is white as milk; and
whsA Ae'wfote his name noticed that his
nnger naae were clean, instead of being
uPped WIN ", like that handsome little
ieuoW ~ tAe blue jacket. Don't you call
toose tnings letters Of recommendation?
1 DO, A1d would give more for what I
can tell about q boy 81 rsina INV ewes ten
minutes, than Ill the 1lne letter. he can
bring ne.
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MIDDLETON'SP OCkETCORNS SHELL
Err.
One Agent wanted in every county in the T. S
to sell Middleton's Pocket Corn Shelter, patented
1870. 1t shells all sizes ofcorn. and can be used
by any one,wl last for years Retail ice so cts
Wholesale to Agents, IS cents. Territory FREE
MIDDLETON / Co.
Aou Harrisburg, Pa
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DR.. RAILWAYS
Perfect PuReA1IvE PILLS.

Perfectly tas',less. elegantly coated with sweet .in
IiiSe reyg!ns, purify, eesnss AMI s;r-n. .hsn Ia
wSvs J. Is fT The 81 al di-osasrs If The Sta-arh
i.tsr. B9Ess k4asys. B.ailsf. Nssyog. DassA..-.
He4isnAr, tnnstlI alton, t0s;lysaess Isdtresttar.
lvsps7sia- Bloumsas, DlIoas Fever infanlrs,iofa T..
The fo.sAz Pie. AID Al Dersn ofhs interra h
erra Wnrnted 70 eject pcsiisyc cure. Purely scs
BE, --ntalnisE 10 mercury. m!nerss or dseteou, drug.
oh.efve the fdlpsing sytoI tons rsslitlr. n. al
Disorders q the Digestive organs
t7asip.on, In-Ari Fis FsiiB- Il the BN IN As la
hri'y q - sIaassA Ssss<., H~.rsAaFn psssas
I'D a~~ - Ws<At u ,As StsH.sh ser srast.sa
aissAS Al "a tt e n. sss1ssA SWIMMING II iAs liza
tizssi ssi paa rssihins, fiattsrx Heat D..
g s=ss.ns SsaA5as ~Asa Ia Lytas rosizrs Tqunas.a
'..e DIT = Wshs hsfr< as sAt, Fewer Dali Fa.a
Tie Hal, I~helsnev v FsftPsrAlaa fs1-s-4s q
49, Pals Ia n. sLs CAsi, LAB. rsssE EI4Is. a
Iss Bsrsiss n Tia Fisss
zen frot A. the Above hams! dson!sEs lllse * celt,
yer boz. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
READ False AND TRUE" Sod ora >-.,e.
stamp ~ RAILWAY CO. Nc. q Maiea IA.s New.
1efk. 1A!ssE-ala worth tAoEAa14s Will b. sen, ygu.
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Farms and Stock For Sale.

situated in North Bluehll, 81 miles from the
comprising Woodland, Meadow Pasture and
hliage; Good buildings are on the same, and it can
~.
Inc second farm contains 30 acres with conven.
lent buildings, including Blacksmith Shop, has
small orchard, good water and Is desirable
stand for smith,
Also, yoke 5 VI. old steers; 2 yokes yr old
steers. The above stock and farms will be sold
at a bargain. Inquire OF NEWELL OsGOOD.
tbs surry Me
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Soldiers entitled to a home tesd of
l60 acres

I'll BEST LOCATION FOR COLONIES.
Free Homes tor all Millions OF acres ~ choice
Government land open for entry under the home
stead law. near this great Railroad. with good
markets and all the conycnlcnces of old settled
country. frec passes to purchasers OF Railroad
land sectional maps showing the land. also \
new edition OF descriptive pamphlet with new
maps mailed free everywhere. Addre-.
%. ,. DAVIS, Land COmmls ioner {. f. L l..
twl7 I'm ba \,h.
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Kidney Il Bladder COMPLAINTS

rnary, ard Womb disesses, Gravel Diabetes Droptv
sto2PAss q Water iHeoutisenos u Crime Bright. lbs
a AloaminurtA and IN al ears vhsre there brick
G11 deposits or the water Is th.x. cloudy mixed with
substances Hike the white 81 ess threads IKE whi;s
ss. U there Is morbid. dark bilious appeaTHncr Arl
waite bone-dust deprss aad when there Is s pr.cklu.
laTn.as .ensaiion when pas-iHg wasr and paa IN ths
sHlAl = the BAek ani Aong tin Lolas. Price sioa
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j. L II Z b e i A

which Is pronounced by the leading medical au-
thoritles OF London and Pans tho most powerful
tonic and Alternative known 70 the medical world.
ms Is no Bew and uniried discovery but has
been long used b. the leading physicians of 9th.
ercounirles ai.h wonderful remedial results
Don't veakrn and impair The digestive organs
by cathartics andphysies they give only temporary
fellei-indIgestion, natulency and dyspepsia with
pies and kindred diseases are sure TO follow their
use. Keep the blood pure and health Is assured.
JOHN Y. KELLOGG, Is Plat St. New York.
sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar peT Bottle Send for Circular A
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l2,OOO,OOO ACRES.
Cheap Farms
The cheapest land IN market. Tor -alc bg a."
UNION PACIFIC RAIL ROAD COMFY,
N IHE GREAT rLATT VALLEY


OsNOO \
Now iuT safe IN tracts al fatty acre. auI uts .r..
an I've ami ten years credit "a; . per ,r.t. y. 20.
vance interest required.
VI III and hcallhn climate, fertile -o.I. au atun.
dance OF Good " alter.
The Best market la the West The great Min
Ing regions Of " JOINING, Colorado. TITAN and ~
Naia. beng supplied 10y iarmct- IN the 4 attic
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or al things in the world that are s'het.
~ lafs faas neBse.- eolag y I'D eertal.-
" rapka Aree-fA~. NsssPaPw RPossg.
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USEFUL FAcTs.-For the benefit of all
who buy and sell produce, we republish
the following from the Statutes of Maine.
Storekeepers and others, had better cut
this paragraph out and paste it up in some
convenient place for reference. The law
SAYS that a bushei Of
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-13
WIN. SENTER.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

IN Streets, Sidewalks and Bridges. will meet OF ot
the junction of Middle and Pearl streets. on WEn.
NEsDAY the 18th Of June, 1873 at 81 O'Clock P. M,
and will then and there hear ali parties interasta3
and fix the grade Of Pearl Street rom Middle ~
Commercial Street. o W
Also thai on the same day at o'clock, M. the
and Congress sts., and will then and there hon aII
2 Ities interested and fix the grade Of Congress-
street from Temple to prebe street. O''s'e''
iu1,a,d o Per Order of Committee,
.o1iu'o GEO. P. WESCOTT. Chairman
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have been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
Rheumatism. have spent hundreds of dollars for
medical treatment without benefit. Ten days ago,
/ commenced taking the University Medicines and
can truly say it has been more benefit to me than
all other treatment l ever received. My place Of
business is 1877 Pearl street. shall be pleased to an
swer all enquiries. JOHN TURNER.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-13

For twenty-five years have suffered with Scrof,-
la and Salt Rheum Tor Tetter.) Have pafd ont hun
dreds of dollars, and been treated by several first
class physicians without benefit. Some fonr weeks
ago, /! commenced using the University Medicines.
At the time my forehead and head were covered with
sores and scaliness Of skin; also my tongue was
covered with small ulcers. 1 am to-day free from
all the above troubles and can heartily recommend
hese medicines to the afflicted.
S. G. MUNSEY, 81 Chestnut Street.
Portland, January "a, 1870
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MAKES TIE }jGAE STRONG.

TIC I'ci',;,'i;3!s Syrup, q Protect,
cd Soy3jtiC3s Of TIE PrOt0ciCle of
Iron, Is SO combined as to haze
the character of an Gli,1eent, as
easily digeSted and dSSilaiI0ted
acith the bIO0d as the simplest
food. 1t incT eases the quantity
of NGtUre'0 OsCn VitaIizi1a0
agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures SEA thousand ills, )" simply
6y T'Ori7sJ stp, InCigOrGttieg and
7'iclsed and eitaJised blood per-
anedtes egery part of the body,
repairing damages and aCGste,
searching out morbid secTe-
tons, and Tearing nothing for
disease to feed st1'ot,.
This is the secret of the ac07s-
(seJTasE success of this remedy i!S
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Dlar-
llcea, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Cfills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases o7iginatiag in
q bad state of the blood, on. dc-
c0nepanieG by debility on. q loac
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, i,e any form, its
cnergistng effects are not fol-
totCed bU corresponding reoc-
ton, but are permanent, i1,fis-
sing strength, CiJor, and neaO
life into GU parts of the system,
o1d building stp an Iron Com
stitdti0n.
Thousands hare been cha,,ged
5y the asse of this remedy, froe
greGE, SicIJy, suffering crca-
tH"es, to strong. heGlthy, and
!'GDpy mem and aC0nsess; and
t.scdtids cannot 7eosossSe(.xAL hes
Sistte to 0ive it q trial.
See that each bottle has PERL.
E!AH SYRUP 6tOsO,s ias the OlGss,
Pamphlets Free.
SETH ". FoWLE & SONS, Projectors
no. 1 Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRIGG.srs GENERALLx.
nO19 .Nooa
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have been troubled with Scrofula all nv lifetime
and Neuralgia In the head seven years and have con
suited good physicians from Maine to New York
without any benefit whatever. l have taken six
bott es Of The Cancer Plant and one and one-haf Of
the Neuralgia Elixir, and little of some other kinds
and now feel better than ever was before in INV
life. cannot say with Mr.. Munsey that I fee
twenty years younger. being only twenty -eght bui
life. " '
think the worth of the Medicine cannot be esti.
mated in words or money.
MRS. A. o. W. FOSTER, Wilton, Me-
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POETRY.
Blown Up.


BY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.
Take care and move me easy boys and let the doctor
IF there's any use to try and patch what Titles iei'
rhere@that,u do. Its all no use-I see it in your
You needn't purse your month that way-Van 'a'sn
And tae1e e'S really chance to save fellows
o ne, the blast was quite enough, and Wen ex-
cuse the kni1e.
,,. ,oose NV collar gently boysit hurts as lie;
Put something un ierneath my head-don't raise me
And let me have some water-Ah-h! tell you that's
the stuff;
1t beats old rye-I onght to know-I've surely drunk
enough.
You'll say Whatever my faults to say the thing
-, that, s right, IT, ,o,o, s,,r,,os ii, Ill.,.
fight.
The circuit-rider? What's the use? hardly think
However long, has power enough my whole account
And at the day Of judgment when the world its work
they do,
The Loru above who knows all THINGS will be as just
And merciful-at all events, with Him I'll let it be-
Somehow my mind goes backward, boys, to many
To the valley Of the overproek, and the farmhouse
When wandered on the Palisades to gather Pinxter
And, mixed with lilacs, mother placed them in the
see them In the fire place. that pitcher white and
What queer things across the mind, when ones
about to die!
Why Ii, can see the orchard boys upon the SdsDs
The place fshed for killies in the crooked Pelum
The deep hole where the pckerel lay-he rascal long
E fTTi and lank, ..v.--
caught him with noyse of wire, and snaked him
ON the bank;
The places in the meadow where went to trap the
mink;
The mi-pond by the roadside where IdIove the cows
TO drink.
And there was little Kitty, boys her house was close
The gardens almost joined but she prettier than
the flowers.
We went to school in winter-time upon the Tineck
And When put her books with mine it seemed to
ease the load;
But when we both grew up, somehow wasn't quite
She married Peter Brnkerhoff-and that is why I'm
.'5 here.
here was good old father, boys, with stern and
used to think him hard on mel know him better
now;
And then, my, dear old mother, with THAT pleasant
o what gush of tenderness the thought within me
4 i stirs;
Come, father, raise In your arms; and mother,
stroke my brow
Your hand Is cool-what odd conceitl they're neither
living now. Es.
They're gone, the old Van valens, boys-there's no
one left but me,
And am going too-and so send no word. you
The boys used to play with, and the girls used to
know,
Grown up to men and women, have forgot me long
agOi
I've not been to Bergen County for many and
t many day, i-
And no one there would care to hear what might
have to say
find I'm getting weaker, boys, my eyes are growing
dim!
There's something dancing in the air; my head be-
gins to swim.
Waterl That's good! that stirs me up! that gives
me life againi
You talk about your dead men-why, I'm just as
good as ten.
There's something heavy on my breast-you take the
thing away
Mother! there's Kitty Demarest-may 60 QUITO
play?
= -Scribner's for May.