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New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The entertainment known as "The Pilgrim
was given before the congregation OF the Fify third
". BapustlChurch last night
Miss Anna Z. Dickinson is to lecture in
Plymouth Church the evening OF Thursday. the 18TH
inst The lecture is entitled For Your Own Sake" but
IL is revised, and practically entirely new lecture
never before delivered either IN Brooklyn or kewfofk
A lecture on Edmund Burke was delivered
by Richard OGorman. the Terrace Garden Theatre
In East Fiftyeighth-st Thrdave.. last evening"
The proceeds Of the lecture hch was given under e
auspices OF the Catholic Union Parochia Circle oi %
vincent Ferrer, for the benefit OF the poor on %
parish The speaker detailed the main incidents OF
lures of the social aud literary life of London IN mat
time The efforts Of Burke ia support Of ATereaa
critics. and in tho defense of the people OF iuda ags
the expressions Of Warren Hastings were also awe"
upon.
The grand social event of the season IN
Brooklyn the eleventh annual reception Of the 2od f&e-
imcnt took place last evening the and elegant
armory of the regiment in Clermontave near Myrue-
ave- Comparatively people took the floor for the
first dance hut at 10 O'Clock large the main drlroom
WIS the brilliant company nearly filed IL. MUSIC Ioi
dancing provided by the reglinentai band ana 'na nav
forpronen enadiug by Grafula. Among those upon tne
floor Gen. Shaier aud stan. Cen Woooa"aru anu
staG. Gen. Lebenan MOTIF hd
Treat Of the ith COL Wildrica. Major Burbans, nor
Hess. and Major koObe Gen Me;sr9e and stan OF anS e
Capt Cole OF the Fifth Brigade stan
The New York Colonization Society, at Its
annual meeting in the Bible House yesterday was in-
formed by the Rev Henry Potter, III behalf OF the Ex-
ecutlye Committee, that IS coored men had been AS
sisted their way the Republic OF Liberia by the
Society during the year. The following were elected
officers during lS7i President. the Rev. d. Halght; ;
Vlce-Presidents the Rt. Rev. Bishop Potter the Hon
Thomas y. Orcott the Rev. Johu Mcleod, II. d., the
Rev S W. Fisher d. D., the Rev g. W. Iieacock, II. W
ana 3 NJ. Buckingham. The following were elected
delegates the annual meeting OF the American Go-
oniZation Society Washington ON Jan. 20, 1873: Inc
Rev. i. l. Halgh the Rev. George W Sampson tue Bev
Henry c. Potter. the Rev. william Il. Morgan, the Rev
Samuel ID. Alexander the Rev. John y. Mcleod, the
Rev j. Rslson smith, the Rev David Cole. the Rev A
e. Wedeknd, Smith Sheldon, Theodore L. Mason, NJ d.,
t. Stiles aud the Rev Henry MdnOeviile.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
Ty,o IMMENSE STEAMSHIPS.

4 PAIR of NEW VESSELS FOR IfE WHITE STAR LINE
THE MOST PowrnrCL PASSENGER STEAMERS
hyI0AT-L,xURIOCs IMPROVEMENTS.
4 correspondent lately visited the ship.bui,ding
yards OF Messrs Harland & Wolf, at Belfast Ire
land and sends som, interesting items relative to
the LATEST additions to ihe White Star fleet Of
steamships.
The new ships, named the Bri'unnic and the Gef-
manic which arc already nearly completed. are in
tended superior ~ fio present vessels o tDs
line. In general appearance. ana III tne hrt sye one
would them exact counierpars OF me Ada,e
or Celtic ony larger: but when the deck Is gained ana
tue great size vessels has received due eons1era-
t6nIt always eycltes s'rnrite,.,nany dcvlaons 'Ton
whaJ may called original White Star plan aro no
tcaabe. Most of these Gcntions nave been sngse 'ed
by the experience of the past two years sone nave otn
necessary OF the Increased size and
searn power brought into the caicdlstions
point which attracts attention III tie irotction tue
after part of the ship receive. from turtle Deck IN
general design tho same az !ho.s nov seen &c. ior ward
on the other White S.ir boats, Tlls - Ior ue Purposo
OF rendering the stccrase deck more dry and comfort
change has been Ina All OF me Wtehouse,
chsJtTOcm, and captains room ladies deck saloon,
longer Will tue deIisiya complaint of the ladies bg
heard that the gentlemen have too much comfort ai
TO themselves in the snoung.room" Hitherto the
lobby at the head OF The slalt s oosh tle '' Ia.or
itc morning room" for lie ladies this VII be super.
seded by the great aionce Afforded by the Dev
drawing-roon of the BritaEuc.
The saloon is lighted bofh Ivy side lights, a. In
the other ship, and by deck OF sxy!iaht The dnIcn
sions OF the sa0on are sohs s5xsl ioe. Two hundtd
guests be ea9iy and n.te al of inc
long s"ttrcs which Naturally Sicct- 10 nDd,
chairs have been substituted. Tie arrangements for
ventilation throughout the ship novel. and
pected u approach perfection. Beside the orilnar?
veDtators. fan j. nNed by which hot or cold
air AT Will be driven through iubrS 70 any part OF
the vessel Other minor novelties thero TOO various
10 neuion: the bathrooms, barbers shop. mall ana
specie rooms uropl serNhts rooias nursery "e arc
all situated below the sa i0OD
The hull is said 10 be "a. strong rs iron AMI money
can it," il As built in no less thun ess' water
tiet iron compartments, Niich cAt;Dd ron ksci 10
upper deck not often tao to the lower or
third deck only Inc .hips nre listoi on tne uS'a ~
White Star plan tO cary an Immense spread OI
canvas when required: 10 dcscliho tho engine room
would diIre chapter in itself sulcr IL 10 that
the engines are by Maudsey AZ FIELD, and viii Indicate
lO0Ohorse power Tue Two sps are believed TO DC tne
most powerful passenger steamers in the world. Their
Tonnage 100 Tley NIt DC ready for scn "a time
for the spring business.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

details Of the work dono by them. II Is proposed to In
corporate the following questions In the circular;
1. Title OF societyf O. LOcationf Names or oncers
g. Incorporated or notf g. oblectf 9. KIND s OF ad
giveni 7. II to one sex, whcht II TO both sexes
.. OF what aget TO- Any discrimination a. 70 nstvty
religion color II. What Ia your system OF VISITATION
~ How many can be In your Institution
I3 How many inmates at present dstef II. How many
families relieved at their own homes and tue sm0ahs q
Ia. what resourcesi IT, Annual receiptsf ls Annua
expenditures
Several of the charitable societies OF she city nave
already voluntarily furnished tho dets OF thei "orN
to the Committee Of Nino- Tho next moc''"s " '''
Committee will be held at p. m on Dec H.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Judre after careful review of the facts not able
to discover that the Hoboken Bank for Savings had
mited any acs OF bankruptcy He held that no acts OF
have been proven against the institution by
the petitioners Tue Court left the counsel to say, when
they into court whether the petition should be
amended or dismissed.
HoBoKEN-A new Citizens Association was organized
on Monday evening at Martha Institute, and COM
mittee Of six appointed 10 nominate Committee OF
Fifty. The public schools will be closed from Dec "A
to Jan. o.
PAssAIc.-The inquiry regarding the cause OF the fan
OF Speer's building resumed last night but no new
facts were revealed The jury then instructed 10
give their verdict
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

,p eU - v, and senator elect John A. kns Of Long
lland Ross BraswtJ Kdg.r Thomsoh o md d RI Ioche
s,I.,, p.,oi smith OF lcnoon, s
iP,,Tosum " Nssbyl felede Hofsav vss 5,nsn s. d.
a. N,,A.u ~ c Wiscsnsia ~ Ntseo.as ne,
ssss,toTd o. Adams ~ Morgan Of AeSra ~ p>ss, of
%n :, paul Railroad Company. aud me Kew :, IA
-. Isrs BrrnRms Hoset-een Sorcn ".nfrI, o' "
vooe OF ~ 80 Vst,IThe Richard Nevns OF Ohio
s., HssSesaor iian johnson Of sene5a & rss ~ anu
81 n Robe-n L. & Navy. and Major A. d. bsnt OF
,i.,t Roae-Gen. George Bstcheer OF Ssrsoga ry'
apr. sirno TAuber Butler Of Boston. the Hon.
CewIsy Lockpor N " sDe Williams d. hhop o 'oh'sc
n.aA
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
COLLISION On TIE RIVER.

About I0s o'clock last night the ferry BOATS
Weehawken and Nantucket. plying between Hoboken
and this city ron into an Inman steamer which was
canning NO tho river TO anchor One man, passenger
on the Wrehawken injured. but not seriously Tue
Wee hawkcn had her cabin torn oprn ana "ihdo"s
smashed sustaining damages TO the extent oi ':pout
500 The Nantucket had Eer davis torn away au ioh'
her Iite-boat. She sustained ahout Su uautiSeh'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
rINHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
fOh 1874
WILL BI READY ABOUT hE1iEiRs,
and IN addition 10 Tho

WILL Bl READY ABOUT hEH-iEiRS,
and IN addition 20 Tho
CALESDAR AND ASTRONOMICAL PAGES
will contain
TnE LATEST ELECTION RgrURSs n STATES. COCSIIEs,
AND TOWNS
ABSTRACT OF L. s. LAWS
rABLs Or NPRoPRnnoss MADE FoR Tins cuRREsT
YEAR
yOHgIGy TRADE OF GueAr Bft.IN, U. g.. AID CANADA
RAILgOAD STATISTICS
CHRONICLE OF EVENTS AND OBITUARY RECORD or 1879.
TABLES or WEIGHTS, MEASURrs AND C0IS.
THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION.
VALUABLE STATISTICS oF TIIB TRAFFIC OF TarsK
GAILEOADS AND CANALS.
EBwy0RK SlEnlPfS ASD COUNTY CLERKS.
CONSTITUTION or TnB UNITED STATES
COMMITTEES or TDB U. s. CONGRESS
And HueA other vslEsss Political -nl sstc, iuiorniou.
rhet 20 serui espes .S 81.
@ ''f" Tnr rbRUsg
f..r hsS1s.A
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
HOME NRWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

tnRRaoxETrR YEsrBRDAy AT HUDNUrs ~ bsosu""
sAu-S7e Noon-4eO sn m-50o Ndniset-'s
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

The winners in the Louisiana jockey Club
Iaces yes,ertsy Fred bornsb sca Fhesi aud Cspe Race
The New-lIampshire BAR Association held .
meeting at Coirorl yceTI4y. eO1fgtion and brli"s
adopted following ote eetci or ths ctBg
Pfeiien Ptrl-t Of Concord; f-erenU W. Hscfst h. H.
Cushing Harry BUghaa sscse.s WA Cnasi aRi lfsA'at
L. ID.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Don't buy IN "ELAsTIC TRCss' till y0u have
seen PoxEKOI's, price s., at 7ii Bo,lu!.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
INIrunrreinrllAl
BrRNErr', CocoArSr prevents hair falling.

Gents Hats and Scalskin Caps at lowest
prices y. IIS.NsKA, las Sais.psL, tear Spi9ss-tI
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

Go to Il. y. SQUIRE, 500 Broadway. cOrnt
~o sell, WArOuFs aai JgNcLrN q re. ifa ron t.
iron tafe, 6o bin.s Natche. epsircl 10 ueS.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

DYEIvC AND cLEANISG.-lIaVe il d0Do at
estc. sd heati o! ii,a Ills o;, al GiO
ard J3i Broadway, ant LII tisatt-Sye.
For upGarls Of thirty years Mrs. MISSIONS
SyErf Ia, been u,si oF e rn viii, HyersnE success
actr a the somieh, relieves Nut cola regulates a..
bowels dpniry aud daLea whether Anas IoG t.itIg
other An old sgi vel-tred remedy.
The kidneys. although hut little understood,
sisonr lie nrclnt Vita parts ~ dset,e per,n-
the tiry supply H., Vi aud y,nI
tsr1l b. HsNBOfDs ExrRACr Brcr BY Ienolfs
process Brcu spec No other chemist has tfllY
extracted vtie SnInr vi avoid h.app,utnent lnre
eIpo,ase obtaining oa! nOof Bocii. Tor .le by ali
gLts
"Christmas comes but once q year" and
Kyoxs mrlscent Fras the ladies ,li sas r.,
variety Grnraels unr,ai IN atractvens In pur-
chasing Ilods Gins consult KNOX He viii
ard ended 81 either
s 2I2 unss Hhb He,.Li.
money WA sIt 10 selecting Holiday PTesus dss
perIcbi fsd
CHRISTMAS
has sttu, r,se happy thousands tohe for IA s x.n.y
year tie Iresept ofs
WuKELIR WILSON
SswGNr-EA6nisE
Nos 62S sn1 !. .141 Bros,wsy, New YORK.
No 3OD RaltoDsI, Brookhn
No. SeW,TL are, jersey Civ
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
FOB GIRLS.

Dolls Furniture OF description DoS
Clothing, Dolls Furs Dolls Fans Dolls Heals Dolls Bodies Dolly
rrousauN Dolls Houses Story Books Dinner sets Tso
Tables Chairs B!ssais with hattresses Iargu
Bureaus Psor Trunks Wor.boxe Paror CroqGet GTces
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17

DYEIvC AND cLEASISG.--lIase it d0Do a
sd hes !I,a IL, o.:, al GI
ard J3i Broadway, an1 LII tisaIh1'e.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
For. LADIES.


Whiting Desks Of Rose and sanwood inad with
silver pearl Albums Musical 9m Russia Leather Glove nt
Handkerchief Wow Gard Wors Bsses Real Lace Babes,
Collars Pelerne., CofIr H1uikereh. nd Go,e Perfumes.
Jewe Pclares Opera Glasses POckeBooKs Gard Cases. kuGt
Boxes ETC.. ETC.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
:2S7 and 2s9 Shave, near 24th-st.
FOB BOYS.


Ianterf Snepns TiVo Boards sleta
Yeocpes Mechanical Tow OF description, Dflms 1nh =
Swords Pistols Soer Uniforms, Hons WAGONS Ksdoseo tA
Nohs A Grocery Stores Warehouses. Books, Cars Looomot't
Boats Musical iusDeuts B, Writing D.sks, hobby Bersss ss-
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-20
What the Times interviewer Writes
Ex SENATOR TRuMBULL

-. e,,,J Ii oeEoo - 49, uac,..;o,
No u w. ~ ~, so oTe, u .no soDa, I
p,,t da,;naJ :" ba ;nt,;o nS'S 90 9o'u .L
nue u.o nts,;no ~ H., orI;, M Sne
TptiI aa;I '''0 o'J00' Va ms 0i''' "ise
~ In, 9.a- ,, :, 10 ;v.l -, :, ~:
u'n van " o1 49, up ~ lni1
ualser' nav 10 uouoI mat awning
might say the Times would treat ialrly,but
uon WahL 70 say auythlng.
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opportunity of sweeping our commerce
FROM the ocean. think that the govern |
ment ought TO proceed deliberately IN the
matter, afford Spain opportunity TO explain;
and il she will apologize, and punish the
offenders, / do not think that we ought to
rush heedlessly into war. One OF the eff
fects of war would be TO raise prices, UNI
doubtedly. The questionought TO be trea-
ted from national, and not from party
grounds.
HON. W. +. CooLBAUGH,
president of the Union National Bank, on
being interviewed, said:
II have not studied the question very
closely, but | do not think there can be
any doubt upon the point that war would
be calculated 10 better the position OF the
republican party. There are two reasons
why it would do this: the FIRST is, that war
would call out the feeling of patriotism ov-
err the whole country, and the second is,
| that II would direct the attention OF the
! people away from the financial situation, and
other matters which now occupy its atten-
ton. A large proportion of the people
would be in favor OF war, and certainly the
people of the south would look upon il
with appreciation. But it must be founded
bu sbuit EhOu OANleVf ohA NC "a
J the eyes of the civilized world, before the
great step of declaring hostilities is taken
/ II has not yet been n ade apparent wher'
: the vessel was captured, If it was takeI
B in Cuban waters, was a mere prlvateer
e aud the crew tilibusters intent on an un
: lawful purpose, then other questions have Il
d be debated. There is no question as to tn
/ atrocity of the execution, but when .peopi
/, assume the part OF tihbusters and TAX
J. voyage in a piratical vessel, they necessa
e rily incur all the risk attached thereto
1t They do this voluntarily, and l do not Sc
Is how the United States government can III
10 terfere. There must be some tangible, just
I'd fable ground for declaring war agains
n Spain, before that step Is taken. | am 70
be Cuba decidedly believe that everybod
re who has ever been on that island or
'e. acquainted with its condition, must hav
he come to the conclusion that it will be bel
be ter, both for Cuba and for this couutr!
lily that she should be annexed to the Unite
he States. As 10 its commercial effects, WI
er- would cause an expansion of currenc.
an would stimulate trade give employment
ter "A large number of men at present idle, an
he drive all thoughts Of the panic from Il
nj minds of the people,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-20

These atehes Equil ibrium engagements. chro-
npmoter balances, exposed ruby pallets. Berguei
hair springs, and fu1 ruby -jcweiled, and combine
all modern improvements in watch making.
These watches were awarded the Grand Prize al
the Paris Exposition OF 1857. for the best perform
ance and greatest accuracy In adjustment, and car
he warranted to perform with the same degree o.
regularity those made by the best mannfactur
ers OF Europe and America
A full assortment constantly on hand for sale BY
QUINCHER & kRUGLER, Is Maiden Lane, tuI
stairs1 New York Only wholesale agents for thu
manufacturers e25d1y
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A CARD 70 THE LADIES.
DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,

THERE IL NOI a LADl nut what AZ
some period of her life will find DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS Just the medicine she needs.
For NER TOTS DEBILITY, HEA d
ACHE, FAINT,NESS, dc,
They never fail and may he depended upon In every
case where the monthly flow has been obstructed
through cold disease. They always give immedi-
ate relief. A lady writes: Duponco's Golden Pills
relieved me in one day, without Inconvenience, like
magic
THE GENUINE are in WHITE Boxes, and upon
each box my private REVENUE STAMP, and the words
DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS, in
White Letters-withOut which NONE ARE GENUINE,
and the box il signed -. ID. HOWE
Full and explicit directions accompany each box
Price 81 % per box, six boxes $500 Sold by one
Druggist in every town, village, city ard hamlet
throughout the world
Sold by Smith & Bonney and all wholesale and re
tail dru ggists in Rock Island.
LADIES by sending 500 to any Of the above, "a
the Post ONCE. have the Pills sent lcondden
tally by mail TO any part Of the country, free oil
postage. 2-I3d&w1y
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Que 9aiIg Argns.
fanectai IN Chteaqo Times.

%. especial to Chicago Times.l 3 e q |
WAsHNGToN, Nov. lS.-The president
.rd secretarv of state now refuse 10 give
,he detailsr Of the correspondence with
Snain ON the Cuban situation, on the
round that Il will embarrass parties, but
4 Il learned that Sickles 'telegraphed to-
day 10 this effect: Castelar, will accede TO
say anv reasonable demand the United
Gtotes ,navmake. T.. a
- s,,~,su ,,rrrsrrp
' 9,'-.,, M = --.--.l..
In conversation WIN .he cortesponuso.n'
OF the Times t0'nlghU, ,ne opsnisn minis
ter, Admiral Polo, made some mgnv an
portant statements with regard 20 the sta
It's OF the Vlrginlus as viewed rom
Spanish point OF view. Ihe admiral, nav
ina been tor IL years tncommand OF vessels
In the Spanish navy in American waters
is well versed in all the complicated de
tails OF Spanish American AFFAIRS be
states that all the officers OF the Spanish
navy are specially trained In the method
Of international law and diplomacy which
fact would tend TO show that the comman-
der of the Tornado, the vessel by which
the Virginius was captuerd, must have
been qualified 10 know the political bear
ings OF this action long before he assumed
his present Diplomatic position. The ad
miral bimselG as well as his government
was aware Of the character OF the Virgin
ius and the nature of her employment. III
calls attention IN the important fact tina
AZ V;r.;.;,,s Ia ,ha- onlv vessel which hn
80, ,.;,,,,,,,,sl,, ma a. Iong fine /
the se s os 'I ne C mi, insurgents Fla
the con,nrad vessel been ordinarily 81
gaged In legitimate commercial traffic. Il
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0TEE!AXiCLIMAN!
cstl max Salve, a Family
,ing .Ur % cents.

- .s7lns ,Ur 20 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
warrant It t0cure Screfula
Sores, Salt REeum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Sealds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
1t has 10 parallel-haying per-
feetly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica, with many other EX-
tracts and BalSams, and put up
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
aud
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The most Successful Medicines
in the world.
Established in 1885, by one OF
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
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Liver, Blood, or Skin, Indiges-
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Thousands of certificates are
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They regulate the System, and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
n Sold by Druggists everywhere
j. p. MILLS, Sole Prop'r,
IS LIBERTY STREET NEW YORK
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WEE NEW srMEDY roE RUPTURE.

A most Important invention. Sold by the Elastic
Truss Co, No. 6S3 Broadway, N. Y. City. 1t re
tans Rupture absolutely in ease and comfort might
and day at all times and under all circumstances,
without any exception whatever in any case, and
should never be taken OF during the short time
requisite TO effect permanent cure. Sent by mail.
CircuJars free ANY Druggist or Physician will or
der this new Truss for you without charge.
Enthusiastically
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u " ..aent ior boys girls. it il entirely
without rival. Most youths, aside from their
studies perfectly capable Of doing all the job
printing in tn ir iather's business.
Rranch Office, $40 Bro dway and 81 Mercer SITS,
n W 70 K, Kelly, Howell & Ludwig, g1s Market
street, Philadelphia. 10-27dd
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EDEY'S
CARB0uC TROCHES

A SPECIALITY FOR SORE THROAT. THE CAR
n bolic Acid, Of which the Troches are, in part
composed, acting as u HEALING AGENT, and curing
all forms Of ULCERArED and ISFLANED surfaces of
the laryuX and epiglottis.
specially for hosrseness, the CLEANSING power
OF the Carbolic Acid tending to expel all collec-
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ETC. and restoring healthy action To the sensitive
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A speciality against contracting infectious dis
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IN preventing infection and eOntagion have long
been known; and EDEY'S CARBOLIC TROCHES
NAV be safely relied a preventive in cases of
SMALL PoX, NARIOLoID, etc, etc.
A speciality for common colds, coughs, and all
disorders OF the throat, chest, and lungs.
Price Is cents per box. Sold by Druggists every
where.
JOHN ?. HENRY, CURRAN & CO.,
Sole ProDrfetors.
No College Place, ..........--. NEW YORK
g-2jdsat&wiy
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perfect
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings II within
the reach of all the or, attest opportunity ever Of
fered for the poor man to rise to wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets, $3.50; Eleven Tickets,
S25. 90; Fiity-six Tickets, Sl25,00; One
Hundred and Fifteen Tickets, $4,000.
The drawing will be mate- under the superin
tendcHGe of a epmisittee appointed by the highest
officials in the STATE dull % won TO the faithful per
formauce of the duties assigned them.
The highest officials both of City, County and
STATE have not only isdorsed Mr.. Abeles, but also
Ais sCneme.
The demand for tickets is unpar illed, and all de-
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Every package OF II tickets has chance 10 win II
prizes Int positively certain win one, while one
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fla person has Consumption, of course the lungs
in way diseased either tuherces abseesses,
bronchial irritstions. pleura adhesion exist the
lungs are mass Contamination and fast decayingl
In such what must be done: 1t not only the
lungs that wasting but it is the whole body.
The stomach and liver have lost their power to make
blood out Of food. Now the only chance is to take
Dr. schenck's three medicines, which will bring up
to the stomach, the patient will begin to want
food, it will digest easily snd make good blood; then
the patient begins to gain In flesh, and the
body b-gins grow the lungs commence to heal up,
and the patient gets Heshy and we'll This is the
only way to cure Consumption.