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The New York herald., 1873-10-22

NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
-
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
wALLAcKs THEATRE. Broadway and Thirteenth
Btreet-OUR AMERICAN oousiH'
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, I4th street and Irving place.
ITALIAN 0rERA-DoN GIOVANNI
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square, near
Broadway.-rnE GENEVA Cross Matinee
WOODS MUSEUM Broadway. corner Thirteth st.
DAvY CRocKErT. Afternoon and evening"
BOOTHS THEATRE, Sixth av and Twenty third st.
FAscHoN, THE CRICKET
NEW LycEuM THEATRE. l4,h St and 9th av.-
NorRE DAxE. Matinee at2
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, Sss Broadway.-vAnrrrr
ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee at2h
THEATRE ooMIouE No, sl4 neutrality-suspicious.
ESrERTArNAESr. Matinee at 2h.
MRS F. B. coNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
MADELEIN MoREL-
PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, opposite City Hall
JULIUS CESAR
BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-GNGrB ssArs-THE
TURr DIGGERs DooM.
BROADWAY THEATRE, 72s and $50 Broadway
FRITZ. Our GERMAN COUSIN
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Eighth av. and Twenty third
Bt-UNDER THE GAsLIGHT
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway, between Houston
and Bleecker sts.-MoNs CHoufLEuRL
NIBLo's GARDEN Broadway, between Prince and
Houston sts-THE BLACK CROOK.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. 20l Bowery.~
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT
GERMANIA THEATRE. l4,h street and Sd avenue
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE, Twenty third ST., corner
Sixth av-NEGRo MISsrRHLsy, &C.
HOoLEY's OPERA HOUSE, Court street. Brooklyn
EAN Francisco MlNsrRELs.
TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE 5Sth St, between Lex
tngton and Sd avs-FRAUxNKAxPr.
ROBINSON HALL, sixteenth street-THE ROYAL
GARIoEErTEs Matinee at s
PIT BARNUMs WORLDS FAIR, 9th street and 4th
avenue. Afternoon and evening
FERRERo's NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS. l4th street.
MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
CHURCH OF THE DIsCIPLEs.-Arf ExTxRfArS.
xEST-"P ARIs AND VERSAILLES"
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, Sd av, between ssd
and Gath sts. Afternoon and evening
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. No. 6ls Broad.
way.-SCIENoE AND ARR
DR. KAHN's MUSEUM No. 6Ss Broadway. SCIENCE
AND ART
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE. 5ss Broadway.
ENTERTAINMENT Matinee at2H
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THEATRE OoMIQUE No. 5l4 Broadway.-vARrEfY
ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee at 2h.
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NEW LycEUM THEATRE. Ath St and 9th av.-
NorRE DAxE. Matinee at
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BOOTHS THEATRE, Sixth av and rwenty-third st.
IA
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The BAzArNE CouRr MART1AL.-Marshal
Bazaine's position before the French court
martial was not improved by the testimony
which was presented yesterday. Marshal Can
robert, Marshal Leboeuf, General Ladmirault
and General Bourbaki alleged that various
humiiating mishaps occurred to the
French troops in consequence of the
action, or non-action, Of the accused at q
most critical moment during the war with the
Germans. NM Rouher and Schneider in
clined towards the prisoner by swearing that
he never solicited the chief command. There
is evidently vast deal of personal feeling
prevailing among the French officers with
respect to the case, and many Of them appear
inclined to s'rectify" themselves for history
'sto fight their battles DER again."
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MRS r. ,. coNwAYs BROOKLYN THEATRE
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A meteorological wonder.

The storm of the last two days has been
meteorological wonder. On Saturday even-
ing 1t made its irruptive advance upon the
South Atlantic coast having emerged from
the West Indies. The cyclonic area was pro-
crossing northeastwardly along the Southern
seaboard all day Sunday, and on Monday had
reached the vicinity Of Cape May. BY the
law of storms it should thence have struck off
in enthusiastically direction, and ninety in
hundred times such path is pursued; but,
instead of northcastward direction, the
meteor on Monday evening made straight
northwestward shoot towards the lower lakes,
and in this eccentric track its power was dis
astrously felt over wide extent of lake and
seacoast country. The barometer fell very low
In the Middle States-almost as low as in the
Cuba hurricane of the 9th inst, when 1t
passed over Key West and ravaged peninsular
Florida The effect Of this depression ON land
was felt along the Atlantic from the Delaware
capes to the mouth of the ST. Lawrence, and
at Quebec hurricane wind of seventy-two
miles IN hour on Monday night was reported.
with what calamity to shipping 1t does not yet
appear.
As the winter approaches the Continent is
daily becoming more and more chilled, and
the atmospheric columns resting upon it
being thus contracted, there Is tendency Of
the oceanic atmosphere to force itself in upon
the land-a circumstance which may possibly
explain the strikingly abnormal detection
Of the recent storm centre, which, perhaps, all
expected to go eastward.
The HERALD's Sunday prediction of the
frost and cold weather that this gale would
bring to Memphis was fully verified, and we
may hope that the great relief afforded the
plague stricken cities of the South will out
weigh any marine losses sustained along the
lake ports, which had been amply and off,
cially forewarned Of the danger impending.
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in its most confined application it would only
inure to the benefit Of the few ship
yards building iron ships which have
been so long looking to Congress
sional bounty. as more important than
any real benefit to American workers on ships
While speaking cpon this branch Of the ques-
ton Mr.. Boutwell, took occasion to declare
that we needed no navy to protect our own
coasts, and that the only use of ships Of war
in foreign waters was ''to sh.'w our nag. we
need not enter into any serious discussion OF
this question, especially at . time sSnen lew
wretched Spanish officials at Havana .ninA
themselves strong enough to constantly ifs. w
the American people because the Un,seS
states have no navy. Mr.. Boutwell,, it seems
would spend the peoples money by the dollar
and save it by the cent.
Much that Mr.. Boutwell, had 10 sav nnor
the question Of the national banks IL worthy
OF serious consideration. Especially is this
the case in regard to his reprobation Of hanks
paying interest on deposits. The corntrv
bank which pays interest to depositors must.
as Mr.. Boutwell, says, look to the city banks
for reimbursement aud the city banks in
turn are compelled to lean upon mere
spectators in stocks or the uncertain
securities of the gamblers of the street. But
we cannot sympathize with those Of the Sem
ator's ideas which contemplate increase in the
number Of our national banks and, conse-
of the volume Of the currency.
The whole thing. we fear. s rotten at bottom.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

Womans Medical AiFiser, \ neat little book
containing causes, symptoms and treatment OF all
ordinary affections aillicting the female sex, can
be had by enclosing - cents Address as above.
.InlN 4 m
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THE NEW ELASTLG TRusS,

An imprriaut invention. II resins the rup
lure u ai Times, and md.rtir hardest exercise
or sgrcr.-t s.rIiI. h Is Worn with comfort,
and if Kept on might sad lay, effects Il pcrma-
ncut cure n % IrW Weeks. sold cheap, aud
sent by Mail whr. requested, circulars free,
when ordered hy !ttipr sent 90 The Elastic l1l-r
Go, ~. G}f liru.louy n. Y. City. Nobody
u,rs Metal spring Trasls; too l.Hnl, uiey
lip on too 1tqurA'ly
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81 i-iug I.s0s n. =. Chnrch, TH'tshtfg Dlst
INUsD srA-sg h4.us- lluu1rAL,

p -'- -rrn- 't..al NJ nave t,ta and wtl rcgli
ll--A.r 70 .aa s,,A iof nothing bsiior lhla to
t.a4-t D. i..-.. 5. W. COPE.
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LlVELYFOR TIN LADIES.

We were asked the Other day Why 70 Uas we
landed English Female li,ters So hirhlv Oar
answer was and Is, that we hive personal evidence
of it, great value in this ihcmpcr) county. 4
good physician living cehtInle- from town said
TO onr druggist that English Female Bit'cis was
the best female mcdluihe he ever used. DeKalb
liliss) Flag.
English Female Bittcrs Is highly recommended
by the medical profession at this place and sur-
rounding country -koscin-kO (MissD Chronicle
often prescribe English Female Bittrrs in NV
practice and always with satisfactory results.
l. DALE VI u,
Carrolton. Miss
THIS medicine contains Iron and powc. full vc---
c,ahc Uterine ruuics. 50 much needed b, NH sick
ly females. Sold by dru ,ei~ts
DL. J. L, DEOMGOOLE, Propr
Memphis, Tenn.
Woman's Medical Adviser, only o cents
Adhross rs above. JuA5 imo.
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SKRkPS.

The billiard-players favorite let
Ter in the alphabot-Q.
The Walking about
with baby in the night.
The new dictionary will define
dellrlum tremcns rs a tight fit.
A student defines airtation TO be
attention without intention.
How to keep square with the
world-Don't be round too much.
What can't we see through "A
blgh-crowned hat at concert.
lrony-To ask a hardware mcr.
chant the price Of cast-steel soap.
Which are the most seasonablc
clothes for season? Pepper and
salt.
With the majority of mankind.
forgiveness is but 4 form of forget
iulness.
Young men should practice rid
ing calves before they Try the veal
9cipedc.
If Cuba should throw ont a bait
Tor apnexation, would Secretary
Fish bite ai il?
When there is much prctcntion,
much has been borrowed; nature
never pretends.
What the pleasure-seekor should
do this month, requires the most
august consideration.
A well-bnilt woman is probably
she OF the alabaster neck, marble
brow, aud arch expression.
One of our bachelor friends sup
poses lady's bridal dav is that or
which she takes the reins.
Why would tax On tarts be oh. |
Jectionable at. sea? Because i'll
would be encouraging pie rates.
That uneducated individual, the
house-hy has commenced to make
his mark (::) upon the walls.-Ea.
Every mans liio lies within the
present, for the past is spent and
done with, and tic future is unccr-
tain.
An Oregan paper refers to new
editor on a rival sheet as "younc
gentleman oilrpgal mental capacity.
Josh Billings says, very truly:
" You'd better not know us much,
than to know SO many things that
amt so" I,
Hercules was a model husband;
rather than stay out at night he in
variably carried his club home with
him.
DO not all that you can; spend
not all that you have; believe not
all that you hear, and tell not all
that you know,
AN lrate man who was disappoirt.
ed IN boots threatened to cat up the
shoemaker, but compromised by
drinking cobblcr.
An impoverished fop wears a ten
cent silverpiece on his shirt bosom,
and calls it his dime and pm, which
IT certainly is.
"A good listener is as needful TO n
witty talker as steel is to flint. 1t
IS the sharp contact OF the two
which makes the sparks fly.
Cabbage-grower's maxim-Whcr-
ever you see a head 90 for it, re-
membering always that two heads
are better than one,
The man who said two poroupines
make one prickly pair, is knight
OF the quill, and not n professor Of
According to Danbury school
teacher what Washington sald on a
memorable occasion was, "Oh, Pa
pa, | cannot prevaricatc."
A man up in New Hampshire
named his two children Ebenezcr
and Flora; he always speaks of
Them rs Eb and Flo--tidy nicknames.
Josh Billings says: If q man has
got eighty thousand dollars at inter-
est and owns the house he lives in,
it amt much trouble to be a philos-
opher.
An Irish paper says that, " In the
absence Of both editors the publish
ers have succeeded in securing the
service of q gentleman to edit the
paper this week"
Sambo had been whipped for steal
ing his masters onions. One day
he brought in skunk in his arms.
Says he, "Massa, here's de chap dat
steal de onions; whew, smell him
breff."
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ANY afflicted female who desires relief should
not sail toprucure the English Female Bitter and
hc cured. For sale by druggists and merchants
Address
DIR j. p. DROMGOOTE, Propr.
Mgtntth;s 1puu
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lmpaits hoaniY, strength and Nivaci y .
lmparts beauty, strength and yiNacity
ifhafts ncan1y, strength aud yivXrlty
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ANLAGIiS.

I9OE hILWIip AGE WILLING TD WoEk.
ANY person, old or Young, "i either Sos, ,in
make trpm siu i0 so l"r week, go hume or 900
connection with other business. Naniol 10y an.
suitable in either tiiy on country, aua any sca-
sun of the year. 1his is rare opportunity ior
those who are ont at work, and out ct money,
@" make In iuIcprnd,W living. \" capital sc-
qu.r-d oar pamphlet ''ROW 10 MAKE \
ItliSG." ." giving nan instructions, sent on re-
ceipt ~ l0c,uts. Alir-s, \ BIEIoN 4 60.
NJ Moigialniu, Mc-tch,strr Co, \. \.
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FAMILY ARTICLE.
An ENTIRELY NEW
Sewing Machine
FOR DOMESTIC USE.
ONg.H FIVE LIARS


with the new Patent Button Hole Worker
Patented June eth, ls7l most wonderful
and elegantly constructed Sewing Machine for
~ lAtA MnkA t4fmHdeiGr n NJ 1tl N RayyI ya g 41
sion, self Feed and Cloth Calder Op.rat,, by
wheel and on Table. Light Running smooth
and nOscless like all good high priced ma
chimes, lias l'ateut Check 10 prevent the wheel
hcing turned the wrong way. Uses the thread
direct from the spool. Makes the Elastic Lock
stitch, (lnr,t and strongest stitch known u firm.
durable, close und rapid. win do ali kind ot
work, fine and coarse, from Camhric 10 heavy
Cloth or Leather, and uses all descripfiops of
thread. This Maeluue i, heavily construct Il TO
give 1t Strength: an the paris of each Machine
houg made alike by machinery. and hcauiiulI,
inishcd and cmautntcl. n is very easy 10
learn. Rapid, SwoNh and silent in operai ion
Reliable ni al !!mca all Practical. Sciem-
tic, Mechanical n'eH.Jn, at Greatly Reduced
Price.
Price Of each Aachina "Class A ,, zone. >,
with al the fixtures, aul ulcvalvthing comnleir
belonging 20 IL, inc.lug Slr-Ihroadinr
Needle packed in n strois wooden box. and
delivered to any part ofteSmirv, by express,
free Of further chlrgCs, a recent of price
only Five Dollars. safe dAycry guaranierd''
/ With each Machine We WillAnd, on rcceiut of
81 extra, the new patent
HUTTON HOLE W1RKEP.
| ON" Of the most important an a,cnll inventions
of The age. So simple and certtn, that o child
can work the finest button holA ith reglIaritv
and ease Strong and beautifully
| Special Terms, and Extra itucemeuts IN
/ Male and TCunlc Agents, Sto ai,enors 81
who viii establish agencies IaIluA M cntiaft,i
and keep our New Machine ON Elihiti1n nn;i
sale. County Rights given b. smala -cnt, free
| Agcnt's complete outfits furnished ttboui ony
extra charge. samples OF sewing, tscrjptiy1
circulars containing Terms, Trstmdt,ls. En-
! gray iHgs, &c. &c. sent free. We ais kupniv !
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENx
| Latest Patents and ImprovcmentsGr tho
| Farm and Garden. Mowers, Reapers. utiyn- /
TORS, Feed Cutters, llauows, Farm MiIls |
| Planters, li.vesigrs, 1hrcshers and all bcles 1
needed for Farm work. Rcre seeds inNrge
variety. Norway Oats The wonderful al |
| plying Egyptian Corn 81 per hundred, Sctc. |
| an money scut Ia Post Office Money Or I
II sistsTcd! c::crs, Drafts, OF by Express, 4 I
be at our risk, and are perfectly secure q /
| isliesry Of all our soods guaranteed. nj
- An old and responsible tim that sell Il
best goods at the lowest price, aad can be reid
| H,,o,. hy our readers ."-farrsr's journal, Ned
York. Address oriers,
4 CATELEy, Superintendent.
Corner irtenwich and CoIFtlan,it sis.
april5 9a'o New ok
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KENTUCKY
UHITXERST =

Located o. ASHLAND %, homo of HENRY
CLAY sud od 1ltNNolltANtN Siy coii'e,s
fu operation, with Thi1y Prur~-ors aud G|J
students from rs stalrs fGhrr foes l1r colicgi-
:.'c y,a., 80. r>crgIm Iho Law. Medical and
Con.me,,i1l Collrel- i'Hfling from - IN -
rcr week 1hr great institution oi thc South Tor
cheap, thorough and piaalral education For
Catai' que addr,ss, |. y. BOWMAN, Regent,
ILNLN.InN ~.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Tko adscytisc,s jeioto refer yom TO the
P,1bltshers Of this paper as regards Their
perfect reliability and rhe" ,oriting 10
Hcm, please mention yoE sgl0 their Adper-
fi,en1eIt in this iapet..
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Is the most powerful cleanser, strcncthcner and
remover OF GAnduar DISTINCTIONS known 10 Ma
terra Mcdica,
II H. specially adapted 10 constitutions "vnr
down anu dehilitatcd by the warm weather of
spring ami summer, when the blood il NOT IN ne.
I'VE circulation. consequently gathering impurities
iron slug shHc-s and imperfect action Of he sc-
getiNc organs, aud is manifested by Tumors. Erup
IONS, hlotchcs, b1ils pustules, Scr0fnla. Sc &c
When weary and lanCuid from oycrvork and
dullncss. droWsncsa and inertia take The place of
energy ana 'Sor' ihe ~ stem needs a tonic 10 build
IL hp and help tho vial Forces to rezan tboir ro
cupcraiiyc power ~
in the heat Of fSrmmer, frequently the Liver and
spleen 90 nct properly perform their functions.
lho erhg ana Urinary Organs are inactive pro,
a predisposltion 70 billions derangcmont
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in Nj rhris of the North. Nest and south.
j. GsHs5r. ". D., Milwaukee.
CousciL Blurvs. March n. 1871,
As'- Sa's-s Co. eShuned tue formula q ".
Hs,' S1""s'h ih'i,f have Prescribed thsia my
u. y 10 use. p H. NON Afios n d.
u fr- =-'- r 81 srufeists ard rrccer..
Sahf.- a Sets.-s.i a TO-, Proprietor.
A.assIe'y lYs AID es s seannd So So iouis ai.soul
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LADIES, OLD AND YOUNG.

ENGLISH Female ritlcrs,
English Female Billcrs,
English fpmalc Hitlrfs,
Engli Ia Female Dlltcrs,
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FINANCIAL Il COMMERCIAL

Business generally has been rather good dur.
ing the the past week. The rcceipts Of Grain
have been very large, and the warehouses are
getting crowded, there being scarcity Of boats
The prospect for good fall trade is good.
In money matters there is nothing new 10 no.
tcc. The supply of funds Is moderate, and (.
fully absorbed by the demand For LONG tern,
loans the supply is very fair at he usual rates
In Chicago the market il still reported easy
for frst-class paper, having short term 10 run
A. the season advances the market viii probably
grow closer
Gold has declined abou; three per cent. dur
ing the week, The bids for gold aggregated over
g., 100000 at III TO 1liL. No sale was made, all
the bids being rejected. The closing price IN
New York was IL TO ll9l,.
Government bonds have been quiet and steady
during the week Prices have reccded in sym
patty with gold.
Ravens, MacKinlay = Co furnish the fo'!owin.
Ottawa quotations:
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OFFICE AND DIsFENsARY:
ISL South Clark ST., cor. Monroe.


MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUPis the prescrlp
ton Of OF the best Female Ply iCans and Nurses the
United States and been used forth r years with
falling safety and by ulisus Jf mothers and chill
drcn from the feeble infant OF one week Old To the adult II
CorrcCts acdty the stomach, relieves wind CDc reg
bates the bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort
mother and child We believe TO BE- the Best and Suiest
iemcdy in the world IN NJ. cases Of DISENIEkY AND
DlAkkHHA IN 'lllLDRkh, whether II arises teeth
Ing or from other cause Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle None genuine unless FAC sml!r
OF CURTIS PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. sold
~ all Medicine Dealers jIiyl2ly
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Is the hest remedy I'm The world the irlpyu. com.
plants viz: Cramps IN the Llmbs and stomach, Pain
the stomach Bowels or Side Rheumatism AII its forms,
bilious Cole Neuralgia Cholera, by 'cltcry, Colds Fresh
Wounds Burns, Sore Throat, Spn.! Complaints Sprsins
and Bruises Chiis md Fever For 0ctN aud external
Its operation Ia not only relieve patient
ely removes the cause Of tho complaint 1t penetraics
and peryades the whole system restoring healthy action
all its parts, and QuiCkening the blood
THE HOUSEHOLD PAEACEA Is purely Vegetable and
All Healing Prepared BY CURTIS Ii BROWN,
No. 2ii Futon street, New York.
For sale by all druggists. juyi2-ly
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,anls.ly I47 Bowery. New York, Pc. Box, 1850.


Wiihoft'- Tonic and Cure for Fever and Asuc,
thllls, etc.
THIS great medicine is the result OF long years of toll and
research in malaal district, where every foam OF ma5.
matte fever prevails Its grand success in the OF C
HgLrOhlr1 Spleen, Ht1tais, COngesips ChRlS, amt Pc
motto Ny1giI and Sun Pains, has caused grateful geo-
pie to style it the Great Remedy of the Age, the DNa
BdhnU, which protecting Providence has given the
wnoc nation rs the grandest greatest haPpe,t discovery
OF modern times
No poison no arsenic, no mercury, quuiEc. boat
ed face glarng eyes IA bursting head breaking back
weak knees palyss dgbliS from in use Il sse
inygCratng and leaves the patient renewed In mind and
body, and sound dollar 1t wipes out all saIlOwnc,s
and gives blooming complexion IN the place Of that sick
N dirt eating color peculiar &c Chl' and Sfcnohcpatic
arrangements.
II makes the strong, and restores faded beauty TO
the eucOcythemic lady and restores TIC child with enlarged
Spleen TO its pristine elasticity and symmetry of .orm.
Sept.l3 2w
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

Asruuortca by EIALE BROS wholesale and Retail Gro
Ccr-, No. 10 La Sale street.
OTTAWA, sept. IS 1913.
Corn is little lower today, BE being the out
side price paid, although parties offered - con.
tract early in the day at %ic. Nochangc In oats
and Int little change IN produce. We quote:
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Interesting 10 those who are Afflicted with
Chronic Di.cancs.

For there for YOU although you may have tried In
vain heretofore and failed get relief now you will IND
in you come to DIR. j. WARD. Iou will not be dsap
pointed ia finding that which you have soU. after so long
the blessing Of health restored.
Dir. j. WAlD is permanently located in Ottawa.
Once up stars Mrs.. Gregg's Millinery Store Main
Ottawa, Ills. J. WARD, NJ q.
ottawa, June ist. 1872.
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Children often Look Pale and Sick
From other than hsying worms Ia the stoE ac
BROMN,S NERMIFrGE COMFITS

BROWNS VERMIFCGE COMFITS
VIII destroy Worms without Injury to the child heinz per
ieCy WHITE and rec from all COlOrlng other Injurious
ingredients usually used In worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, PrOprlptOrs.
No. 2l5 Fulton Street New York
Sold By Druggists and Chemists and dealers in Medicines,
a. Twenty five Cents o Box. julYl2-ly
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EIlEAA THE GREAT CAUSE
vH or
HUMAN MISERY.

inst Y,,j1Sbcd, in Seated Enrciopr. Prize &c,
4 Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Rad
ical seminal Weakness superintendent induced
by Self Abuse involuntary Emissions, mpoency Nervous
Debility. and Impe1mcnts to Marriage generally; Con.
SUMPTION EPILEPSY and FITS; Mental and Physical Inca
paci.y, &c.-By ROBERT J. CULVEEWELL, NJ. D., Au
thor Of the Green Book" &c.
The wordrenowned author, In this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
sequences seltsbuse may be eeCtuay without
medicines and without dangerous surgical operations hou
giles, Instruments rings cordiss pointing out mode OF
no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
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