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Sound Reasoning.

Consumption Is decay. Soothing. cxpectnraut
remedies ac only useful a. pallmtiyc- they do not
reach the Cau-e-thcy do NOT stop tue decav Tonic
medicines strengthen the life forces aud prol,.
the battle, but the decay goes steadily aud soon.
or or later the victim must yield. Climate changys
are sometimes good, hut they seldom wholly cure
Ia short. the very FIRST thing be done j. to sTs,P
rHE DECAY; then apply the restorative. tonic and
-treug giving treatment Think a moment The
Lungs are dccaying- tuhercler, alterations cavi-
- Aud deposits oi poisonous mater Cpusl are for
ming, the circulation carries this poison all over
the body. Wasting. loss of appetit. eneryation
might -wrats and all the terrible symptoms ppv ar
Is II worth while to doctor the symptoms which
merely the rr-ults, while the decay which il the
cause, il eating up the life springsy
physicians:
Let. Carooiic acid positively arrests Decay l. is
me most powerful auti-eptic ia the known world
Even dcad bodies art preserve by it, Entering in
70 the circulation. IL at grapples with corrup-
non ana decay ceases. Ii purihes the sources OF
disease -
I'd Cod Liver Oil Is Natures best assistant In re
slsuNg Consumption. 1t Ii at once a food tonic
| a pnriher, and healer 1t braces up and supplies
the vital forces. feeds the wasted system and ena
Dies nature To regain her fOothold. FOR these pur-
posts h1ihing can compare with Cod Liver Oil
This il the theory Of
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lfa person has Consumption. of course the lungs
in -oe way are di=casrd either tuherces. Assesses
bronchial irritatiOns, peura adhesion exist or the
lungs are a mass of Inflammation and fast decayinrl
In such cases what must be doneS II Is not only the
lungs that are wasting but It is the whole body
The stomach and liver have lost their power 70 make
blood ont offood Now, the only chance is TO take
DR.. Schencks three medicines, which will bring up
tone 10 the stomach he patient will begin to want
food il will digest easily and make good blood then
the patient begins to gain in flesh and as soon as the
body b-gins to grow the lungs commence 10 heal MP
and the patient gels Fashy and we'll This is the
only way TO cure Consumption
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ESTABLISHED IN 1s7e-Five hundred thousand
people throughout L. S and Canadas. have used
DIR. MILLER'S
Soothing and Healing BaIsam,

A AND CHEERFULLY RECOMMEND 1T TO
~ the puhhc a. being the best Family Medicine in
the world for the internal ana external complaints
for which it is recommended. Ii is fast gaining pop
MAR Iavor and has area ~ reached extensive sales
All w ask IN nFttcT To convince the sKtpCal If
the powerful efficacy al this Gf,ai Il, medy is the
ulal oi one bottle, costing only 80 cents. and you
VIII never be without 1t, OF hesitate to recommend
i 10 your friends. Sold by Druggists everywhere
EVERY eottl usa according to directions il Warran
ted 10 eurC mJnfy nun led,
Inc proportions challenge the world to produce IL
superior as a REMEDY. Testimonials received daily
IN reference TO toe astonishing il has perform
ca, II Is USED aud recommended by prominent ply
siciRns throughout the country.
Ii has proved infsliihle for burns, scaids fruzc
limbs, bruises sprans wounds of all kinds pains in
the eide. back or shoulders. piles eorns chflhIains
chapped hans. stiff neck in the face and breast
eaTathe. deaness, loss Of nation Of limbs poisoning
eryslpeas Inflammation OF the tye. irflamed iTri-
tatlon Of the skin For rheumatism Il il rot a ctr-
tain enre, yet hundreds have been relieved by il
when other remedies had tailed.
A. an internal medicine. when taken in season, il
VIII cure Group asthma huarseness sore throat. dry
cough, whooplng cough. canker in the mouth, sore
hls, Inflammation ri the bowels dysentrry, kidney
complaint aud cholera moTbss.
The Baisam has also given great relief in many
cases OF dytheria
No person fear TO use this medicine il Is purel
vegetable in it's c0mposi ton. Ii Is soothing and
healing IN its influence and mag be given to any age
or sex with perfect safety.
j. MILLER & SONS. -Proprietots
Providence, Rhode Island, and 212 Broadway, New
York d&w
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am perfectly amazed at the remarkable cures of
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Wilson's
CARB0LATED cod LIVER OIL
Is Specific and Radical Cure for
co N SU M PTIO N
AND ScRoFULoUS DISEASES,

Remember the name, "Willson's Carbolated Cod
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Sweet Norwegian Cod Liver Oil

from the celebrated fisheries at Aalesund NORWAY
pronounced by physicians the most delicate en-
eient Cod Liver OIL in the world.
II l. easily taken. tolera ed by the weakest stom-
achs, digests readily, becomes rancid and IL
almost entirely free from the usual disagreeable
characteristics OF Cod Liver OIL
For every use of Cod Liver OIL Mr. Wilson's dis
eoyery II OF the greatest value
For the safe internal administration of Carbolie
Acid Mr.. Wilson's method Of combining It with Cod
Liver Oil is absolutely necessary
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WILSON'S

CIRCULATED COD LIVER OIL.
As described fully in the inventors circular. which
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We cannot AFFORD space to tell the whole story
mere or 10 give the numerous certificates from en-
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TO the absolutely wonderful results flowing from
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Wilson's Carbola'edOil is scientifically prepared
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schenck's Seaweed Tonic is gentle stimuanr
and alternative and The slkali IN the Seaweed which
this preparation made Of assists the stomach to
throw out the gastric Juice to dissolve the food with
the Pulmonic Syrup and il Is made into good blood
without fermeniatonor souring in the stomach
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The great reason why physicians do not cure Con
sumption is, they rry TO do too much; they give
medicine to stop the cough. to stop the chilis to
stop night swests. hec fever and by so doing they
derange the whole digestive powers. locking up the
secrerons, and evenrasly the patient sinks and die
Dr. Schenck in his treatment does not Try to stop
a cough, night Sweat. chils or fever. Remove the
cause and they will all stopof their own accord No
one can be cured Of Consumption, Liver Complaint.
Dyspepsia, CatIrrh. Canker liberated Throat IN
less the liver and stomach are made healthy.
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Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver. re-
moving all obstrucluns relax the ducts of the gall
bladder the bile starts freely ard the liver is soon
relieved the stools viii show what the Pills can do
nothing has ever been invented except calnmel "a
deadly poison which Is very dangerous to use unless
with grear care that will unlock the gall BLADDER
and start the aecretons of the liver like Schenk.s
Mandrake Pills
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WILSON'S
GARB0LATED COD. LIVER OIL

l. not a secret empirical nOstrIm. II il a happy
combination OF two remedies known to phy-igfau-
everywhere ~ the best means Of combating con-
sumption. THt- combination H. Mr. VIII .on's die
cO-.-L. and Is l1nnded nLnn th. fnllnMlnn
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Liver Complaint is one of the most prominent
causes Of Cousumpron.
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They are all three TO be taken at the same time
They cleanse the stomach relsx the liver and put II,
TO work; then the appetite becomes good: the food
digests and makes good blood the patient begins
10 grow In flesh; the diseased matter rpens in the
lungs and the patient ougrows the disease and gets
well. Thlsis the only way TO cure Consumption
, 1873-12-06

adopt tho village organization :" Which VIVA re-
sigpod by tho rogulHlto number Of loyal yoiers.
, 1873-12-06

Tho Is1v, Abort IIns1a1fotl Knductcu
k':tstor 0f the IcAvist street OoalErC-
Eltionial Church.
lilo ordination and installation Of tho ney.
Abort Dubllnoll AZ pastor Of tho Lcaylst Street
Congregational Clurch, oor,or Of Loavitt and
Adams strcctB, took place Inst syeni,g at that
church.
Tho OK crcscs began by tho reading Of tho
minutes Of tho Church Council by tho Scribe,
tho Rev. a1r. nolyoho, au1 then Tho choir nAny
m anthem composed for tho occasion.
Tlo Rev. W. Alvin Bartlett thon invoked the
blessing Of God upon tho church aud thoir new
pastor. and. road from the New Testament
few selections suitable to tue occasion. Thu
glorious old hymn beginning
Oh, could speak Tho ,uaicl,!css worth,
Oh, could SOUND tho glories forth, etc.,
was thon rcnd by the Row. @. Z. Sumner, and
aung by tho congregation and choirB.
TILE rEns,oN.
Tho aernon OF installation naB delivered by
tho Rcy. q. p. Goodwin, being In tho H. Cor,
4th chap, 18th verso: "Wlilo we look not at
things which arc scon, but at Tie things which
arc hot socn ; for thu lhngA weh arc huoll, Mre
temporal; but tho things Which nut ncel,,
are oterl,al." The following aro tbs poiuts mado
III Ntr. aoolwin's discourse:
Tho argument Of Paul WAS intendcd to excite
Cll,Btlun oonlldoilco III bis Aearors. Lis wished
It,,,f,.
.' .nn' 10 ,,at nsa nosus ~ 'nGe taltn Io
rnra ovnrisstino Tl'oao t.e ,osa us' u,lS snas
no .In nnx "" sn'' mero scei "on!a
~ vao t,,o ,.t aso .one osnka tnaE
II was ,uyoo a,, t,a ,san nas moio IN
no io Ta,,1n ta ~. sao .a.'t Nv, "oao 1nunnso
~ t ho h au uos eeo tno secu eosnlln
"o wnrna Ia ~ m nas to .no ae9 iatn H. ~ its Ihseen
mo.Auss as ~ so"et ua ~ 'no t''lle ol 'op'
.ii How aoso1utey impolisnaois woro tho unseen
hn VIZ ' mntG! at the 0Ilssau li4o nao TO 10.
, 10y .nnn 1oIn o1i!,o cou1a sco anu Know dou ~
n;l 1tuS ana gsahdy as tho man born with
u,a J., eyos WIG nlo,, openr aMu WIN scionca
70 ala nln' onfiat sala, Eye hath not Seen
Ii, Iho e'orio,s OF upa' and LIZ kingdom Was one
e end' ys esiq III ny no epra o worried
au1 veu ny l1s llecossltles' aad u is no mystery
70 Uhristlann @ TINT Whtn tue outwam! Life VIVA
nattetoa naa worn oat. th9 Inward ITO boca1no
klhgly; Iho tofco Of ny these ro.narka WAS to
hhow Inc ioiy or Va'oing tho things or tlis
Woflu. utiilty had lts place with tho worSor and
tue hnu1aciuiet, out nlnGu !noro W@s doho "ls'l
reference 10 no" u would looK' Iho great curse
=. nnieo .e ''ho m "lH !na 'ons!nG 10 become 1nll
a,,raiu ~ '''ols st' Nv nlnh eom'o
s",.o.y s,,y Guaao asa1ost a's wealth bofhS
Whuu Wa'at ,sns ,a"hs ~ Ean'ce, roonofy, otc
, 1873-12-06
FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION ri.
tEitS


""n'M s,I, MclAny, lA.to Clerk In thn
SF'n1nhl C"irt+ Found Guilty ut
AssnlHu Ehcifs
Donald Mckay, young Bcotchmnn who waa
employed iu tho oa}co Of tho CIcrk of lin Orlm-
iunl 0,rrt ,xho. tr. r..,,., t,,,r... ,,., H..
r1,o,,, .a ""s 'o,' D."'o At"aa "no NV
~. "aa Drought oelofo tAo ohltou otates Das.
tfot conrt yesterday, to answer to tho clargc 1T
asuiag fraudulent naturalization rapor to nu
alien nutncf 1,ohcrt =. ,1om,. !, bnkar IN fin
cmnloy ~ rhor'as = ' wa,J,,s, !, ~ ni,e
,,"..," p' - oAa.'oa - nooa'aAn w. ~
n"tato vi tao easo III GehefaliY UNDERSTOOD NY
nowepale readers, rs II was rrotty thoroughly
'satI msat'ouoa d"'s !o ose's days Of 'hs reo0.t
hr;cllv .,oI,,, H., ~,
Mni:am am'.s" .s,. 'ho .od l"ssn Observation-Disclosures
McAay, VINO lind acceaH to tie naturalization
b1anls In tho Office of the clork of tho Criminal
al the cornor or Canal nut1 Atlama a.rcalH. n,
rr,,,.i, 1..'..' m, 49,. .-.--
"u4ou o"ttlen ""S AAo"4so " pasiol, lucy were
not aeq"aintnfcos' uowoVor. Afolllo toiaFa, tho
bartender, was on ultimate terms with Mckay,
end Tho iattor, apparently to show tho I'M
poftaaco Ut hls position III the Criminal Court
aslscu him, fcw III u previous 10 t4o olcction, II
ho did not want to Dcoone citizen. eorntd
ought " bc nata!alized. hlcliny rrolnised to
apcnls, aud subsequently furnislod Gera'd ' viii
tho nccossaly bla,K lapots. Tlcso wero sigued
ps 1S!"tu As !" h4sAcHsi 4Hd 1utllch aa An nppn-
can't, bit nohor Of tIell. it scos. took tho truu-
blo to read'tao document to whicy they appended
tictr s!glatures aud therefore knew nut what
they MIA subscribing to. After tceomlng pos
eoascd Vi Ais cerllcAte of naturalization Jan.cs
exashli'oa It, Anl fauIu tint lo hau uo. 1csideI
long ououEh iu tho cauutry to 10 quilted tu
vote. Au sA.d nothtuy a3aut tho ,nattor, how.
over. uutil LIS cul:'loy.r, Alr. Woodm4u, aHliod
nlm what ticket Le WIS Go't!s to cast Als ballot
for. lie replied that lo unl ~ ballot, In tact,
but lad q lIaror which entitled him 10 cast oLo
It ho 20 desired. Mr. WooduAn ea.d 1t wuull Le
Illegal, undcr tho cilcAlustnncos, to vote, aul
asked to 500 tile paper. Juincs gaso 1t to him,
and explained ll1W no cuulo by 1t. Tie result
was the artist of Mckay and Ills arraign1neut
before Commissioner Aoyuc, who placed lin,
under heavy Loul4 ~ appear befuro lhs District
Court For trial.
Tho case wus called yesterday, as mentioned
above. Dist.-Atty. Giuyur, aau Ills uhn,ala,.,,
Air. D,uc, aipoal cd Tor tho prosecution, AID
tue dcfanho "as represented BY ALI TIivulaA
Moran. 1t did not luke long tu g2t iu all tho
ey,. snce, as it wps tho tnn,e III effect at tllat
adduecd III the examination befuie Commissioner
noyne. Tho fraudulent paposs, which wei o the
llnin nvldouco for tAs pe0tlu wore ou view, and
bud more weight with the Jury than at sLe yerbal
testimony that WAS ulloscd. lie first wilnuas
calod "as AIR. Daniel O,uara, who testified to
tho manner iu which naturalization papors
woro ifsuca willie he WAS Clcrd of
tho Criminal Court, aud to tho general
m IL r,fi it,o 1nf1,, 81.
, 1873-12-06

ronts, boon nainod Roger Tlcllborno.
Louia Irving, OF st. Louis. blow Iii, brains out
bccanRo n coftRin young Indy wo III not marry
him, md. aftor ilo waa laid away, tis father
olorcd With tho snt1o Girl.
Baroness Dnrdctt Con'ts oontomrlntca TIM
ou' cA IN Dublin mud Dolrnst for tho poor Which
Mo to 10 paid for in inBtal!met.ts.
Dr.. Dlary Walkor Ia in Washington, and con.
times to oxpreHa hor cheerful rcRtinonB TO re-
ceipt llor bill OF e1D, 0i tor "aerylcoB rendered.
Tug Moyorinont 4, during itH struggle with armod
Tic Quincy (1ll.) Whig haa boen purchased
by Mr. Daniol Wilcox, Of Milwaukee, formerly one
Of t!so pnblishcfa of tho GAINESVILLE {WiB.)
Daxetsc, muro recently bMHlnoas inannger Of tho
milwaukee, Sentinel and largo s:ocAhol1or in
tlist papor. Ho will tako possossion Jan. i,
1874.
sometl,ing Of tho liumor Of the bcsgar who
hi!H out csook for million Ia visible IN tho
Kindly correspondence betweon Ctambord and
Don CarloH, Wherein they ntlareaa cnci other
With profound raapoct a. Yuur AIajosty."s Dut
80 Why should we oblcct7
Wo bave boon shown one Of tho wedding
onrda Of Miss Ella n. llutzcr, niece Of Col. T.
". MORGAN, and rhilo j.. Dcyoridso. son Of Tic
statthew's Episcopal Church, D!oomington, Dec.
Il. It wiil lloa larGe mid brilliant edling.-
Sandsoict {IN.) Free Press
An English paper tolls tho following story Of
the Rcv. William Thorpe. Of Bristol, England: !:
Ho VAS 10 largo that in preaot.ing All ortlsnAtion
sermon ]ln lsal to ls lloatod iuto the pulpit oyor
tle Rido, tho door being too narrow to admit
him. oufio,iely enougl,,, his sermon was on
- THO Importance of right Introduction into
tho Christian ministry" and llo fonEdod l,,s dis
course on tho parable in which 1t Is declarod
that 1to tlat entoretll in by tho door IL tic
nl1nuhnr,l of tin sham w{,i1n la TINT ctimbnt,
mp eonle, other way, tlio sa:no IL a .hiof and a
robber."
, 1873-12-06

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3f.t 1ltF. u Clark s *ouaedH corner " fsadolp1,
a'a IL tanaf..l.. corner ~ Ituusun.
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, 1873-12-06

DIR. A. G.. Olin.

$50 Wab,sh-av. Thirty Yonr's Experience among tho
afflicted With Private Ui'casos, In all thoie varied aud
cunpcatcd i":1s A1o AMI experience has onab!od him
70 nercf r.n4ias ths no;ar fai llo s t!o gos. Mnd
cts,. or Se rsy. !ls !ate yafk "Gsrass Il Ysul6.
hfr. TIN Chicago II ,d!eal lAsEnto; Pries lD Cents.
o;eglar 9spseasiy to ladios, Two STAMPS !nyads pro-
uico huurs frou Il. tu y. Consultation Efoo.
, 1873-12-06

Used for uycE twon.y yssEs With grca. success b. thu
p",.u!anx Vt Paris, NuW Yask aud Loa,oa, have gun
f1lind superior TO all ars fur eAe prompt o I'll dla
ohas9us, reonnt Ar " lo!,y slAn,tlnR:
Nspufaaiursd by QllN *tu uE II nus R&elus, Paris,
, 1873-12-06

7'Hp6s dTF'Fe'
Omaha Atchspn E8 sfU:15 L. III, 4,oJ H. u
PsrI ACr,liutsa u i;N H. III, 10 q: d. m.
Nlelt lsAp! ltU:U y. in. i b:aIa.
, 1873-12-06
Scllencll's Mandrake Pills.

Those nils opnsed a1olns!yoly OF vegetable In
grnuns, Hnl altl"l'ah ihoy eatltey aoFsolo tho
aE' Aistvsly uIon o liver aud sfe ssinab!o sYnody y
III 'hst Lyor uoMpalns i!tIuu. Ui+ordssa
tais s.sIa h!ak nea,!auhs. lypaaid Fr;aFs, To-, Az
vt sucrtMh M M 1ta9 4su 0t hunuRGks AAadEAko ps,
For kAIu by Ill druggists xuJ lvalsrs,
, 1873-12-06
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAITS.

FarLANATrnN or RErEnEN1E II snKs.-t Hat,rJ.ysx
sathcd. sSununy otcelltol. 3fout4y sxGeutoi. AZ.
tiFa h'iiuay &tbW0 4. ii, Daily.
, 1873-12-06
AhfUsE8IENTS.
HO0LEY'S THEATRE,

GRAND OPERA In F:TGLrsII by tho Cole
bratou KELLOGG TROUPE.
q. .. HESS AMI MAuHlGl; IRA Au........ .Dirootors
Thls SATURDAY. aftcs.lnon 1t a'clnck,
q r 4 " D II II L 4 o g g M ATTN ZEE,
M a,
MISS KEl4l4Dt:t;.....ns.... Lady IIenrfcttc.
MRS, ZELDA SEGU1S. MIR. JOSEPH MAAS, MIR. G,
HALL, MR. Ell. SE4u1N. MR. HANVLEMANN.
FRANK A. NOHSON...............atu Musical Dlrcotor
Admission, 81 and soc Secured Seats $l.5o aud ss
This SATURDAY. Evening, Grand Gal. Performance,
FRA, DIAVoLo.
With magnificent ca, compris.ng tho two distinguished
Pfime DHnuo,
MISS JENNIE VAN XAND1, Mrs. ZELDA SEGU1N.
Tlia 'rwu Teh.r.,
MR.. WILFORD MuKDAN, MIR. II. II. TlLLA.
Also, Mossrs. II. rEAKEs, u. HALL, ". WHITE.
Monday, Dec. g. 8~I.ncLn-KEl.LOEG
tauay-DuhcinInn Girl.
Wci1n ,8dny--Tuuat.