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THE CHRONICLE.
THE RECORD OF A Y OF PRO.


The year 1872 may be regarded as
the most importent to japan of any
that preceded IL, since the nation has
been opened to intercourse with the
Western powers, for its influence on
that country. The following are some
Of the most notable events of the
year:
The first is that Of February Cd, the
second day OF the japanese new year,
when the foreign representatives went
TO congratulate the MikadO for the
first time.
On the 18th of the same month
the old style of dress was abolished,
and foeign dress was required TO be
wornat court.
Or the 18th of March was Issued q
PROCLAMATION pardOning native Chris
tians and on the sd of that month
permission was accorded to deal in
land. The latter is q most important
matter as 3 necessary corollary TO the
abolition Of the former feudal system
of native chiefs.
May 4th witnessed the abolition OF
the prohibition of women to enter
certain sacred shrines and Buddhist
tempes ; followed on the 31st with an
edict granting Buddhist priests per
mission to eat flesh, to marry, 10 allow
their hair to grow, and to wear COM
mon clothes, except during certain
sscTd ceremonies.
On June 18th the first fifteen miles
of RAILROAD was opened, from Yokoha-
ma to Shinagawa, the extension TO
Yeddo having been inaugurated on
I tho nth nf n.stOhar he tho AfEnA in
person. In this connection IL may be
noted that the Japanese people are
taking to railroads with an alacrity
that Is marvellous. The trains are dis
patched with great p~unctuality, and
up 70 the end of the y~ear-hear it, oh
We Britons and AmeIicIns-n no acct
dent had occurred. With the excep-
ton of the engine drivers, all en-
ployed are natives. A japanese staff
print, issue, and collect tickets, work
the switches and signals, and perform
all the multifariOus duties belonging
TO the road.
On September 14th an important
fiscal change was commenced by al
lowing land taxes or paddy and ara.
BILE land to be collected In money, in
stead Of produce, at the option Of the
parties another necessary sequel to
the abolition Of the old feudal sys-
tenn.
On November 14th the edict was
issued ~abelishing the Yoshiwarra, a
legalized form of PROSTITUTION, the
great blot on the social polity of the
empire.
This was followed by the adoption
of the Western calendar, the import
OF which was a short time since re-
| ferred to in the Bulletin.
Any one of the matters here referred
to would form an important era in the
history Of any nation, but, when com
bined, they show that progress in ia
pan is something more than mere
words.-Sdn Francisco BuHefin.
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KS'l7B.
- - HerE RTn0n-
I OF TIE BLOOD
vr roEr rzonorun FuRrFIER or THE
FLOOD M oneoTKKKD.

FLOOD M 8DeoSKKED.
cpra All, HUNoRS, PROM A COMMON
ERUPTION TO THE WORST SCRoFULA-
nv its use Cancers are cured and
Cancercus tulocn are oispersed Nnno1t me 81
geou,s knife@Scrulula conquered, and Consump-
fion prevented and cured.
Veaoreal diseases, Hefc1riA and Alnet-
NJ Poisuns. and their edects e-adicsfed, 2ndrtgor-
ons health and 9 sound consrfunon estsonsneo-
Remal Weakness and Disease
uroosT. general or partial Sweilings, external or
iatsrnds and TImors are rsdnced enaospersea
iNAvef shorf tine
ErysfPelas, salt Rhe1n, scsla Head. and
FeTg Sores are soon removed By this powerful
Se5rS11fe Dlseases. Dandruf, Scaly
or Rorrh Skin, and Pimples quickly give way,
leaving the skin smooth and far.
ChfonIe Diseases, Fever and Ag1e. Dis
o,ie-sd I've. D5spepsis, rheumatism, Nervous
Injections. General Debility, In short. all the
numeroug diseases caused by bad blood are con,
quered. and give way ossore u noss po"eiu
RSeh k0sfle contains between forty and
effV ordlnsrJ doses costing only o1e dollar -
Sr@2 - % four or ave bottles WI
crre Sslf Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worm PIN
nles on the Face, Bles, ordinary Eupuons, etc.
1SoG eTTe 70 ellht h0ff1eS wll cure
GeSIv Frupfons Of the ski, Ulcers, sores. and
C~nka- n ne Mouth and Stomach-Erysipelassete
Rrom two - Ten bottles VIII restore
healthy action 70 nc I've ana spieen' "" 10
Tro@ two 20 SIX bottles WIN be found
e6ecfusl 70 curing NerrAlgia, Sick-Headache, 81
Fitns' Dance, and Epilepsy.
iron ave 10 twelve bottles VII cur
she worst cases Of Scrof1lA- $50
Rr0n 1hree 80 tuolve bottles VII
ru-a seTera aud obstinate cases Of Catarrh.
RroA iva - four bottles VIII Srre ne
y7orrt 800 Of Piles, endreg1lste Costve Bowels
From eW0 60 ten eoeSAes VIII cure
D1 PTsee Si PEI bottle, or 9 bottles for e.
Sold BY n Duggists
q D. RANSOM, son 4 CO., PrsPr's,
ssetsssimonislsi IN local o Bubaie, n Il
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Rooms which are dark from being
situated in q narrow street or lane,
may be lighted by having the glass of
the windows set flush with the outer
wall. The outer surface of the glass
should always be rough ground, so
that the light may always be reflected
from its innumerable faces or facets.
In Egypt mummies have beenfound
with teeth filled with gold, and in
Quito q skeleton has been discovered
with false teeth secured to the cheek
bone BY 3 gold wire. In the museum
at Naples, among some of the surgical
Instruments discovered at Pompeii,
there Is q fsc simile of Sima's specn.
lum In the ruins of NfnevehL xgard
found several magnifying glasses
AFrench physician, noticing that
persons sick with smallpox were fire.
quently visited by flies, placed near
an open window of the hospitalas au
Ger filed with glyeerine- The flee
gathered about IL, and were caught
like birds with glue. In endeavoring
to free themselves, the foreign matter
adheriDg 10 them WAS lett in the gly-
cerine, which was carefully examined
by the microscope. The ~glycerine
was found TO be full of strange cells,
similar to q ose e by persons at
tackled by smallpox, but never found
on the fly. This discovery shows that
hies can be 8 very dangerous means
of spreading contagious diseases.
A Spanish chemist has invented 8
method Of producing gas for lighting
and heating, by simple and easily
managed apparatus, and which ena-
bles the gas TO be manufactured wher
ever it is desired TO use it, without
any liability Of danger in the process,
and il may thus be made from any
solid or liquid combustible matters /;
such gas being, il is claimed, pure,
economical, amt deprived of It's car
bonic acid. The apparatus employed
for efecting the lighting and heating
is also so contfived that the consump-
ton Of vegetable and mineral oils, Pc
troleum, shaie, and other matters OF 3
similar nature In q state of gas, in-
Yolve no necessity lor 8 chimney OF
other Ventilating mechanism. The
combustible matters employ ed in thin
J process are peat, animal substances,
black and brown coal, liRneous anO
vegetable matters, small WOOD, saw
dust, spent tan, resins, the refuse OF
tallOW, petroleum and shale oil-these
minerals being placed in the still with
about thirty per cent Of vegetable
charcosl-ss may appear to be desira-
bic, according 10 circumstaDces-ob-
tanned from the distillation of the oil.
This improved system also provides
for the publication Of the gas, by
means of certain mineral and vegeta
bic matters, which separate the en-
pyreumatical oil, sulphurets, oxide OF
carbon and smmonia-thus prevent
ing noxiOus ef1luvia escaping from the
burners. To consume oils and hydro
carbons Of different densities and i'm
purities, without submitting them to
operations which increase the cost,
they are consumed in a state of gas
combined with supersoxygenated air,
and no chimney is required. The
value Of gas thus purified, in preserv-
ing paintings, gildings, ETC., from the
deterioration they now suffer from
ordinary gas, is a point easily under
stood.
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Every year increases the popHiari-
ty Of this valuable Hair Preparation ;
which is due to merit alone. We
al assure our old patrons that it is
kept falIy up to its high standard;
-anait Is the only reliable and perfect-
I'D preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, byits use, becomes white
and clean. IT removes all errptions
and dandruE and, by Its tonic prop
critics, prevents Che hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
she hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
yrows thicker and stronger. In
badness, Il restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigOr. and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
uomical HKm DRESSING ever used,
as It requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid. glossy
appearance. a. A. HAYES, MD
State AssayerofM Massachusetts says,
..The constituents are pure, and care
{dily selected for excellent quality;
and / consider it the BEsT PREPA-
.RSrIox for its intended purposes"
at on al Dragqiss, and Dealers n Hsdic1Hes.
Price One Dollar.
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SMALL DOGS.-Amopg the many
miseries of human life. the Pal Nall
Gazette AYERS, there are few more try
ing than 10 dine with q valued friend
who has a valued pet dog of q snapish
dispOsition-The moment you enter
the room your troubles commence
the beast declares war by barking
furiOusly, eivility prevents your TAX
ing up the poker as a weapon of self
defense, and when at last your assail-
ant is induced by threats or eRtreatieS
to retire under the table, he amuses
himself by periodically making snaps
at your legs, and keeps your nerve on
edge the.whOle evening by his inter
esting ferOeity. The painful part Of
the affair is that If the dog is small
your host ridicules the idea Of your
really ~Objeeting to being bitten by
him. Yet small dogs cannot only
give disagreeable bites, but are often
almsst demoniaeal in the tenaeity
with which they cling to their vie
tins.
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Buckingham's Dye.
Fo3 FHE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long y time, and too
much care. 10 restore gray or faded
MhiskerS. We have prepared this
dye, in osse pr y~rrat 'o3 which viii
quickly and e~hectealiy accomplish
this result. it. j. easily aPplied,
and prodnres = color which will
re;ther rub nor wash of. Sold by
I'll Druggist. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactures by R.. P. HALL, d CO.
NASHUA. E.H
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The Reading Eagle is responsible
for the statement that there is a pet
deer in that city which can drink beer
and chew tobacco withoutgetting sick.
The Degenerate beast!
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NO 4
FvPRFSS AccnHM,N

All trains run throug daily Except sun
day) from Cleveland to New Philadelphia
witbout ehSnge- Connections are made at
Grafton with c. G. /. R'y for Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis; at Russell
with Ak G. W. R'y FOR Ashland. Akron. &c;
at Warwick with G. Mt V. & d. r. r. Cor
Orville. Millersburg and Mt. Vernon at
Massillon with P. II. W. & c. R'y FOR Can
ton, Alliance. Pittsburgh. &C.
WIN. II. CIRCUIT.
General Ticket Agent.
H.. u. TOWNSEND, Superintendent.
Feb. Il. 1873.
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GRAND SALE OF WORKS OF ART
AND
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
500, 90 worth OF Beautifal Works Of Art TO be
sold, and $4,000 Of the ameuHt 70 be
Distributed In Premiums.
Cor1athian Hall,
Rochester, N. Y. April Is, '73
1000 Fren1umaG
Amounting TO SO, o 0 SIMS Of from O. to
$4,000.

Any person sending us S2.5n for the Giro
nc. "HHLSPERINGS Of INNOCENCE" is
given numbered receipts. emitting Its hold
er to two hances In the distribution. b
Chrome is 4x25 inches in size; painted by
the popular artist TREGo. exclusively for MS;
eQuali in value to any chrome sold for four
times the price.
Parties ordering, upon receipt Of II; II not
satisfied that II Is all that IL is represented
to be, and are not convinced that there is no
humbug about IL. can replace IL on the roller
and return IL 10 rs, and we will Immediate
ly send hem $50. with 3 cents added 20 pay
them for their trouble
81 We also sell Photographic copies Of
1horwaldsen's celebrated marbles-the six
pictures, Spring, Summer. Autumn, " inter,
Morning and Night. They are eleven inch
circles, mounted on l6x0 inch No. l card
board, and are truly beautiful works OF art
The price OF these pictures Is 81 80 eaohi two
or more, $l.5 each. One numbered receipt
emitting the holde to a chance in the Dis
tribution. is given with each.
Remit at our risk. by Registered Letters,
p. D. ORDERS or Drafts on New York. Write
name, p o. County and State plainly.
- We send Pictures by Nah or Express.
A published list OF the distribution Will De
sent 10 all purchasers. All orders must be
Russell & SMITH,
Rochester, n. Y.
S-Pinn OF distribution and all other in
formation sept with the pictures
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Three children of the family Of Mr..
Kemp, Of Lyons, Berks county, Pa,
died from spotted fever, last week
They were all buried in one grave.
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MASON & HAMIIN
CABINET ORGANS.

Yuc 0Nf W American Musical Instru-
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nary and recognized exceilence a. 70 CON-
mEnd a wide sale in Europe. uGtwithstand-
ing competition there with products of
cheap labor.
Al WAIS Including the Medal az me
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is uuequalIed by o known remedy. It
will eradicate. extiTpate and thoroughly
destroy all poisonous substances in the
Blood and Will ~efIeetually dIspel all predis-
position TO bilious derangement.
Is there want OF action In -FOUR Liver and
SPleeni Unless relieved the blood becomes
impure by deleterious secretion, producing
.scrofulOus or kin diseases. Blotches, FelopB,
Pustules, Cankers Pimples, &C., &c.
Have you = Dyspeptie Stomach Unless d.
gestlon is promptly aided the system is de-
bilitated With poverty OF the Blood. DropSi-
cal Tendency, General Weakness and in
ertia.
Have yea weakness Of the Intestinenl You
are In danger Of Chronic Dlarrhoea or In
iamRtion Of the Bowels.
Have you weakness Of the Uterine or Urinary
Organsl You are exposed to suffering In its
most aggravated form.
Ar yOu detected. drovsy, dull. sluggish or
depressed in spirits, with head ache. back
ache, coated tongue and bad tasting mouth
For a certain remedy for all these diseases
weakness and troubles. for cleansing and
purifying the Initiated blood and lmparting
vigor to all the vital forces; for building up
and restoring the weakened constitution
USE
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George NJ. Meard, NJ. D., writes of
4" Overtaxing the Brain i'm the In
dependent. He says The motto of
the oyertaxed brain-wOrker shoald
ever be-mOre sleep, more sleep, and
as much as possible of the folding OF
the hands to sleep. By day or by
night, after meals or before, early or
late, in the horse car or on the ferry
boat, we should welcome each desire
TO dCze as an angel from heaven. The
habit Of very early rising, which, I'M
der the old d~ispensation, before the
era of the telegraph, steam power, the
press, and other agencies that rob US
of our nerve force, was a virtue-we,
in the year 1873, should with all our
might avoid. Early to bed and late
to rise, makes the modern brain tOiler
healthy ana wise"
JUVENILE PRAYER" Litty's GO
ing to join our Sabbath school: she's
coming with me next Sunday, amt
you, Kitty ~
"Oh, Idon'tknOw-TVe never been
to Sabbath school what do you have
to dom
why, you get saved, of course ;
ana books and albums and"
q meal what do you have to do
have to study anything"
'Oh, il amt like that. les like
church, you know. When you first
go in you have to put your head down
and pray"
But 1 can't pray" says heather
Kitty /; and 1 don't know how TO
bow"
"Oh, well, do as I do. Shut your
eyes and count fifty"
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VANDALIA
ROUTE WEST.
% MILES THE SHORTEST
TO ST. LOUIS.
Trains leave Indianapolis as follows

Trains leave indianapolis as follows
20n A \. PACIFIC EXPRESS. DAILY
Os&O Arrives at GreencasIle 81 al A. NJ,
Terre Haute at ass A. NJ, Efingham at $40
A. ~, Vandalia al 1915 A. NJ, ~, Louis at
l.U0 P. NJ With Pullman sleeping Cars nom
New York. Columbus apd Cincinnati. thrO'
TO ST. Louis Without change, connecting at
st. Louis for the vest.
D m A. n. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS,
SsOO Except sunday
Arrives at GreencasIle at 1880 A. N. Ter
re Haute at ll.5 A. NJ, Bingham at 400 P.
NJ, Vandalia at 5 % p. NJ, 81. Louis al $40
P. n. With elegant Parlor Cars, connecting
at st. Louis for all points West.
4 an p. n. EVANSVILLE NAIL,
i'SO Except sunday
Arrives At Greencasile at 3.06 p. NJ, Terra
Haute at 40 p. n, Vineennes at rs P. NJ,
Evansville at 95 P. NJ.
With Through Cars from Indianapolis to
V~incennes and Evansville without change.
q m p. n. NIGHT EXPRESS,
WV Except Sunday
Arrives at G~reencaStle at 9,3I 2. NJ, Terre
Haute at loo p. NJ, bingham at 80 A. NJ.
Yandalia at 3 81 A. NJ, st. LOui AT G.45 AN,
With Pullman Sleeping Cars from Louis
willie and Indianapolis 70 st. Louis, conI.ec-
ting at 81, LOUIS Tor ali points Wesi.
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THE POPULAR LINE TO

THE POPULAR LINETO
KANSAS CITY. LAWRENCE,
TOPEKA. FORT SCOTT.
ST. JOSEPH. ATCHISON.
JUNCTION CITY. NEWTON, EMPORIA,
And all points in Missouri, Kansas & Colo
RADIO,
TICKETS can De obtained st all the prin-
cipal Ticket ONCE in the Eastern. Middle
and Southern States.
C.. E FoLLETT. Gen1 Passenger Agent, ST.
Louis.
RoB'T EMMETT, Eastern Pass. Agent, In
dianapolis.
JOHN g. SIMPSON. Gen. sup't IndIanapo's.
Feb. II lsE3-lyr
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JURUBEBA

which is pronounced by the leading medi-
cal authorities OF London and Paris "the
most powerful tonic and Alternative known
to the medical world" This Is no new and
untrIed discovery but has been long used
by the leading physicians ofotheT countries
with trondeZJtH remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive
organs by cathartics and physics, they give
only temporary rslief-Indigestion. hatu-
lency and dyspepsia with piles and kindred
diseases are sure tc follow their use.
Keep the blood pure n health Is assured.
JOHN O. KELLOGG,
Is Plat St., n. Y, sole Agent for the .. 3.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Cir
ula-
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WELLS GaRBaEG TABLETS.
100 teachers or Students

MALE or FEMALE, can secure employ
ment paying from 500 to $50 per month
during the Spring and Summer. Address.
PEOPLES JOURNAL, SIS Arch-st., Phtia-
delphia, Pa.
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Working Class weak meie s SI is@assi r Re.
spectable employment at home, day or eve
nine.no capital required: full instructions
and valuable package OF goods sent free by
mail. Address, Wifh6c. return stamp a.
YOUNG&CO, Is Courtlandt St., New York.
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The annual report of the Philadel-
phia health officer has just been made.
There were 20,g72 births and 2O,544
deaths in the city last year. The
number of marriages was 6,496, and
from 1860 to 1872 Inclusive, there were
2ll ,OS3 births, IS, l26 marriages. and
500, 94S deaths. Last yeYr's figures
will not be as satisfactory to the local
social economist as they might, but
1872 was an exceptionally unhealthy
one.
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6-Pinn OF distribution and all other In
formation sept with the pictures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-30

REMOVAL.
McGIBBoN EDGAR,
formerly George McGibbon,
from l65 sixth avenue,
have ito their new Store S3 Sixth avenue be-
tween Twenty third and Twenty.fourth streets
Opening MONDAY, March 81
New 0oods-low price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-30

G I. TAYLOR's PATTERN ROOMS sl6 BROAD
-. way.-Opening week OF elegant Costumes Just re-
ceived on the St Laurent steamship from Paris. Ex
quse and novel designs In Jackets Basques, &C. The
"Louis Quaorze Coat and the Louis Qunxen kedngote
as spccaiiea Hcadquarters for teaching the system
Latest tashton jopynals yeaoy Nis week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-30

AT v. vIGOUROUx's, 1z FOURTH AVENUE,
n Stamping, Lingerie Embroidery Establishment
Ladies' and Babies Trousseaux, specially OF Initial
Monograms for Handkerchicfs, Table and Bed Cloths.
The largest Stock OF French Embroidered Goods, Mar
seilles Dresses and Cloth Wholesale entrance 70 East
Twelfth styeet