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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
The wharton TrIaI.
EUGENE VAN NESS ON THE STAN

EUGENE VAN NESS ON THE STAND.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 1.-THE jury was completed
IN the wharton case to-day, when State Attorney
Reyel made the opening statement.
Eugene Van Ness, for the attempt to poison
whom Mrs. Wharton is on trial, was examined al
length. His direct examination occupied several
houIs, duE10B which he detailed infinitely all the
circumstances, as to baYiPR tsksp wine, ale, and
other beverages at Mrs. Whsrtop's house in the
summer OF 1871, on several different DAYS, which
were offered and pressed ON him by the prisoner,
and after pArtaklng Of which he was seized with
giddineBs and made ill.,
After has cross-examination the court adjourned.
eurious fatality attends the trial of the prisoner
During the trial for the murder of Gen. Keteh-
UNI several deaths occurred in the families of iur-
ors and last night John r. Arnold, Deputy Sheriff
on going bone, after leaving court. was drowned
In Severn river, by breaking through the ice Ar
mold has brother on the Jury.
GenSyester was called away from the trial on
Monday on account of the illness of his mother
in-law, and the lady died before he reached home.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
Boyer's Hoof Imminent.

:, After 20 years practical experience with horses
IN staging, teaming &C, have learned that nor e
horses have been crippled by inattention 10 the
teet tnan ali other diseases combined. After manv
experiments have found the true rem edy 10 PRE-
VENT the disease Of the hoof or restore il after
hSenes. to what nature intend ed it should belle
great spp9rt Of the noble onima, If the hoof in
hamed aud diseased the animal is comparatively
worthless. This niment will surely prerent this
WORT Of all diseases. Contraction Corns Quarter
Cracks; Contraction of the Back SineW eeneraliy
called Knee-Sprung, &c.) and restore those that
nave been crippled by the want of such q remedy
.1-Iry It, and # will never fail if properly APP
Battle the horss's foot once a week. or oftsnsr 70
necessary 81 the heel and frog and around the hoof
close 70 ths hair. n. c. BOYER
~ NOrristOWn, Pa
MR: a. G. BOYER-DeGr Sir: This is 70 certify
tnat have used your Liniment in my stable Tor
three months past. on more than one hundred nor.
-. sha ma Il the best preparation have ever
. esSa 0n ho5sea Il e far better than you recon-
meme e. send me i've cases at once By expFeSs
" O' u. =. HARRY HAMILTON
-, No. l3z West 3lst street. New York Civ
= BhlN1HUhST a CO.. Druggists corner 9Th
and N srkst Wilmington' having been AN
pointed agents for this valuable and popular Hoof
Laniment' aretully prepared 10 upPly it WhoIessie
SEP l9-dtaW&W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

DisaSreea6le weather again,
Aid and Central Loan Associations meet this
evening.
The Annual meeting of Union Loan Association
will be held tonight.
The Grand Lodge, of Deaware, X. of p, is in
session, in this citS, to-day.
A number of MasOns of this city, went to Dover,
this morning, to attend the Masonic meeting there,
to-day.
The Stockholders of the Odd Fellows's Hall
Company meet in annual session, at the Hall, this
afternoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
BUSINESS Noicaa.

Cheap COat.-Stove So %, Nut IS. so per 224O
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge. feb21-n WIN. j. BROWN.
To Pro Mo PARTIEs.-A fine assortment of
English pickles and sauces of all kinds. Walnut
and TomatOe catsup. f.esh Salmon, HOLSTERS, Sar-
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 18th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles, Mason. Dexter Valve Wilcox, and other
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cheap
at BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
The BrldgetOn Homicide.
TnR TR1AL oF HuaH SwEENY.

AHk TRIAL OF HUGH SWEENY.
The trial OF Hugh Sweeney commenced at Bridge
ton, on Monday. The day was occupied in hearing
the testimony of the witnesses for the prosecution
which was the same, materially, as that given be-
fore the Coroners inquest. John O'Byrne, of
Wilmington, Delaware, and John s. Mitchell, of
Bridgeton, are the attorneys for the defense
James X. Hoagland, prosecutor for the State.
The first witness was James o. Rockwell lie
said:-The 10th Of last August resided at Davis
q Sons Hotel, there was an excursion from Wa.
mington on that day; saw sWesney; that day; he nd
dispute between Davis and Sweeney: while look
ing through the door saw Sweeney strike Davis:
be was standing at the table with knife in mis-
hand, carving meat Sweeney struck him on the
left side OF the face with has clanched fist. he
struck the second time.
Mr.. Willetts sworn-Was waiter in Davis
dinnig-room August 10Th; was standing side Of
George IN dinning-rOom at carving table; George
asked Sweeney If he had his dinner; told him yes;
George told him to 60 out, as he had no more
room than he wanted; Sweeney cursed George,
and then hit him; struck him with his fist; when
George was struck he fell ba ok against the cary
ing table, Sweeney then struck him again; as he
was rising up struck him in the same place.
Henry Reeve sworn-Was present, and saw
some of the fracas at Davis Hotel; saw the
prisoner strike GEORGE was in the dining room on
the opposite side OF the room; saw nothing more
than what have told; Sweeney struck George
with his fist; George was trying to get him out Of
the room; the blow staggered him; know the
prisoner by sight; he was in his shirt.sleevss
struck George not far from his ear; whea Ilrst
saw Sweeney there was general row; no one
was quarrelllng with Davis but Sweeney. : < !
Several other witnesses were examined but
Their testimony was merely corrobOrative Of the
foregoing When the examination OF the State
witnesses was concluded, the Court adjourned
until "a O'Clock Thursday morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

BANK ELEcTIoNs.-In the National Banks of
this city, yesterday, elections for Directors were
held, resulting as follows:
First National Bank-Clement b. Smyth, Israel
Pusey, George W. Bush, Henry s. McComb,
Joshua T. Head, Daniel James, Eli Garrett, VIM.
Tatnall, Edward Belts
Union National Bank-Victor Du Pont, Jas. c..
Akin, Edward T. Bellah, Benz s. Clark Henry
Du POnt, VIM. NJ. Candy, DIR. Jacob Derricl1son,
VIM. Swift, Henry 3. Du Point.
National Bank of DelaEare-Henry G. Banning,
Henry Latimer, Samuel Hilles, Edward Bring
hurst, Charles Warner, DIR. R. K. Porter, VIM. P,
Richardson.
National Bank of Wilmington and Bnndywine
S. s. Southland, Edward Pusey, John p. Wales,
George W. Sparks, Washington Jones, William
Richards, Henry I. Dure, James Morrow, George
S. Capelle. rs
The Directors will meet Tomorrow for the cleo
tiOn OF officers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

ELoPENENT, Misery AND DEAT4.-Fhe Jersey
City police ON Monday evening arrested George
Snerbnrn, for whom o reward of $500 has been
offered by the authorities of Concord, n. IL
About month ago he ploped with Josephine
Draw, aged Is, daughter of wealthy citizen of
Baskerville, near Concord They went to Jersey
City and took rooms in Hudson street. Soon amer
the girl was taken suddenly ill and died. IL was
said OF typhoid fever. Sherburn disappeared and
was not again seen until last night, when he was
arrested as lie stepped from the Philadelphia
train. He has wife and two children in Concord
1t Is suspected that the girls death was an unuat
ural one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

CHASING A BURGLAR.-On Monday afternoon,
several officers went to house near the Delaware
Junction, where they supposed the burglar, who
entered and robbed the shoe store of Mr.. Peter
Lafierty, a few nights since, was staying As they
got of the train, the burglar, negro, saw them,
and letl the honsc ON a run, across t1e swamp.
He was closely pursued by the officers, through
Folly Woods, past Newport, and around by Felps
Spice Mills, where he was lost sight Of The
burglar is considered the most expert in his line
of business of any one ever coming under the no.
tcc of our officers. In his escape he vas bare
footed and when out of sight was tracked by the
bare foot marks. OF the sixteen pair of boots
and shoes stolen from Mr. Lafierty, some five or
six pairs found at the house out the railroad,
known as New Liberia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.

z. BRINGHURST & co.
Have tue assortment of useful and fau.y articles
suitable for Holiday Presents. comprising
Elegant Cologne Sets.
Fancy Thermometers.
Toilet Sets.
Fine Hair Brushes.I
..r.. Dressing Cases,
Smelling Bottles
Vases,
Puff Boxes apd PUTS.
Toilet Mirrors.
Sachets:
Dressing Combs
scotch Plaid Goods Fine Perfumery, Of French.
EaRllsh and American manufacture, with many
Other desirable novelties at moderate and popular
prices K, BRINGHURST IL CO,
Apothecaries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impediments 10 Marriage removed.
New method of treatment New and remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth ST., philadelphia, Pa. an Institution having
a high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
essOnal skill. dec6- Paw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

In the Supreme Court of Ohio, yesterday de-
cision was rendered in the case StatN of Ohio vs.
The PittsbuTg, Fort Wayne aud Chicago Dyilroad
Judgment OF Gutter was given against the defen-
dants as to being an Ohio corporation, and judg-
ment Tor the defendants as q foreign corporation
having the right to operate the road in Ohio
This decision, it is understood brings the company
under the general legislation of that State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

DAMAGED BY THE IcE-This morning early
City Ice Boat, No. ., passed New Castle with a
barque and several vessels. The bark had been
considerably damaged by the ice, and was leak.
ing badly. Three pumps we're constantly one
rated TO keep her a6Oat long enough TO reach
Chester where she will be placed on the stocks
for repairs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

PEACH BORON r. W., ELECTIoN-Thc annual
election for president and Board of Directors of
the Peach Bottom Railway was held at the public
house of Elias Fry, in the village of Peach Bot
tom, York county on Monday last. The following
gentlemen were elected: President, s. q. Boyd |;
Drectors-Samuel Dckey, Sanders Mccullough,
S. B. Russell, John Twaddel Nathaniel Mayer
J. A Alexander, Vim. Wallace, A. c. Manifold,
z. NJ. Loucks, Michael Schall, Chas. B. McConkey,
L. J. Findey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
steam Atonizars.

For the Inhalation of atomiIed fluids in the treat
ment of chronic diseases of the throat air passages
and lungs Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous flow of -ay without inconvenience
or labor. During the East two three wears we
have supplied several dozen of these atomiEeTs and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
f. BRINGHURST l. Co, Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

WILMINGTON y READING RAuRoAD.-At
the annual meeting of the stockholders of The
Wilmington & Reading Railroad, held al
Coatesviile, Yesterday, the old Board Of Direc-
tors was unanimously reelected. rs follows:
Edward Brooke, Heister Clymer. Charles
Huston. Q. L. Pennock, J. L. Pennock. y. b.
Worth, Joseph Tatnall, Edward Belts, Irene
du Pont, Victor do POnt, Evan c, StOtsenbnrr,
Geo. w. Bush, TarSE fgnST .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

A bridegroom presented himself, with his lady
love, 10 clergyman and desired to be married.
Is the ceremony was about to commence the
clergyman desired the gentleman to remove his
gloves; after some hesitation, and awaiting re-
petition of the request, the gloves were drawn off
and the enquiry followed If 1t were necessary TO
take of his boots also
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

BANK ELEoTIoN.-G. II. Wright has baen
reelected President Of the Farmers Hank If
the State Of Delaware, at Georgetown. and
James Anderson cashier. The following are
Wright, james Ponder, w. w. DashIeIl "
II. Ross. Edwin r. Paynter, HarbesOn Hick-
man. On the part of the State-VVm ID
NAPLES, L0xley r. Jacobs and ). T. Moore.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
CITY NOTICES.
Parfume AomIzrs.

An elegant. pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
for diusing perfumery in the most economical man
ner scenting the clothing, handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications OF
water or other liquids for headache. nhamed eyes,
burns sensitive surfaces &C. also f1r disinfecting
and pertaining the sick room. For sale by
E. BRINGHURST a CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

AT WoRK.-Ihe Tasker Iron Company have
already commenced building operations al New
Castle. and have about thiTtS men at work re-
mained the old buildings. AS soon as the
weather vi permit, active operations ON the
large new buildings will be commenced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

P. & B. @. r. R.-ARNUAL RLRcrIoN.-
The annual election for President and Board Of
Directors Of the Phila. & Baltimore Central r,
K Co, was held in the hall in Oxford, on Mon
day, and the following were elected: n tG j 4,
President, Henry Wood; Derectors-S. NJ.
elton, Isaac Hinckley, r. H Lamborn, David
oelPPeF, Aaron Baker. Milton C0nard, Joseph
5ringhurst q. ID. Armstrong, Samuel Dickey,
yacob Tome Thomas Donaldson. Edwin
Haines. TT IT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
MaGlstrates cases.
BEF0RE MAYoR aIYrnra.

Chas. Lockman, col, for threatening bodily
narm TO ms wife, was fined costs, and held e
balI, 10 the sum Of 500 70 keep the peace.
John g. Rumlord, John 4. Reed, George
Roach, Frank Wolf and Eli Kenhard, col,
were each lined 30 cents and cOsis, for drunken.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

The Arkansas Legislature ballotted for u s.
Senator yesterday, without effect. The vote
stood: Dorsey, 80; Bowen, %; Snyder, z; and Gar
land, Dem, "a. The Democrats, last night.
thought that enough Republicans would 90 over
to Garland 10 elect him,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

LARGE SHIPMENTs.-Over 21,OOO pounds Of
marketing were shipped from Fairvilie station
+: q b. Q. Il. r., to Philadelphia on the Goth
OF December. DnFing the year 1879, over 1885,.
OOO pounds OF marketing were shipped from the
same station.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
MANHOOD:
now LOST. HOW REsrORKDl

RM6hm JusE published, a new edition Of
4AA Or. CulverWelFs celebrated esEa Won
the radical care without M edicI n a
49, yofsDermatoFrhoeS. or Semina al W W.,
ness. lnVola ntaly Seminal Losses, Impotenev.
Mental and Physical lneapaeity, Impedi emf r.
Marriage, etc; also, Consumption, Epiepsy's and
Ets. induced BY self-indulgence or sexual extFaV-
9A-Priee, In sealed envelope. only cents.
Ihe celebratod authoF. in this admirable essay
clearly demonstFates. from thirty years suoosss-
Ini pkactlees that the alarming consequence (
seifabuso may be radically cured without the dan.
gerqus use Of internal medicine or the applicaIi5u
o. the knife; pointing ont q mode Of cure at once
simple, cerGains and on0tual. By means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition nav
bs, may cure himself eheaply, privately and radi-
youth ana every man 10 the land.
sent under seal, IN plain envelope. to any ad-
ere3 On receipt o. six cents or two postage Btamps
~ a4drQlging the publishers.
- Also. Dr. culvsfWelPs Marriage Guide. price,
lddrsss the Puhllshsn.
CHA6. ]. @. KLINE 4 co.
hy4Bo WeFYMeW XOEk,
1taW kogt-me Box sass
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

FAME HOSE BELL.-The bell for the new Fame
Hose Engine House was raised to the cupols, yes
terday The iron front Is now completed and put
iu position, presenting very handsome aud I'M
posing appearance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

Colonel Darlington argued before the Com
merce Committee yesterday, in favor Of the bill
proposing thst Congress shall provid for the COM
pletien Of the james Kiver and Kanowha Canal.
The bill aPprOPriates &S,OOO,OOO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

Pinchbaek was elected United States Senator
by the Kellogg Legislature at New Orleans yes.
terday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
railroad RepOftA.
DELAwARl ANp PrNNsYL7kNii.

b.
The annual meeting Of stockholders OF the
delaware q Pennsylvania Railroad Company was
held IN Delaware City, on Monday when the fol.
lowing directors were elected:
William ID. Clark, Delaware CITY; Gav. b.
Money, Delaware City; VIM. Rsybold, Delaware
CITY; >. Minot Curtis, Newark; John Pilling,
Newark; Strickland Kneass, Edmund SIN it'll
delphia.
The track laying of the roa 1 is expected to be
finished THIS week. Tho following gentlemen
WIN. u. Clark, President, Geo. B. Money
Secretary, and John 4, Williamson, Treas.
THE p, W. AND h. RAILROAD.
An abstract from the report of the Company
shows that including the terminus on the Della
aware River at Washington Avenue, which cost
SO. 400 06, and the Darby Improvement, costing
30 the total value of the road is Sill
S9O,13659; adding to this the Company's real es.
tate, stocks, accounts ect, and its total property
is Sl4, 1920 81
The stock of the road amounts to SIl, 4S5, 100,
and it's bonded debt Ia &l,990,50O.
The receipts aud expenditures during the wear
ending October 3lst, 1872, were as follows:
Receipts, main road $2Sl4 273 %
n. G. & r. X. R.................. 1904 90
2.8999Os s.
Expenses H. "a c " T. r. SSsfs y 50
.. sl.2Os.2s5 %
Less interest,". 944i5 o.
Net earnings; ................ 11l379O IS
balance on November Ht, lS7l....;.... 49i. $50 %
l.6Os679 90
cent. 9302lS II
67s,461 q
Losses IN various ways, Inclu-
ding S7Sl3 43, by buying by
an agent in Baltimore. Sl79g2 IS on.
For amount to renewal fund
for 1873 10000 90 167, 9S2 Is
Balance for new fiscal year. S5l047s a.
The following shows the reYnnne for the nnst wear
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

The Western Union Telegraph Company
jersey.
The Beeeher mine in Nevada yields about
SoOO,OOO month. all on account Of its name,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

GOTQ ". n. cHAEDI.ER,s, 6ll Market street
blEds foI Ohr4taag pgegent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15

Balance for new fiscal year............ S510,47s 43
Inc following shows the revenue for the past year
compared with that for the year ending October 3lst
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-15
CONNER DIAL


OFFhiF 0P TBR DAJLT GAzETTk.l
Wilmington. Del. Jan. 10 1873.
i Quotations, furnished by John McLear
| Rnnkars Nh -fn2 Mnrk nf sircnh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED ENGLISH WOMAN
" as nurse for two small children; have lived In
that capacity in England be sober honest and good
tempered good reference; none but English need apply
Address ENGLAND, Herald Uptown Branch Office l. 265
Broadway ' '
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WANTED-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A
w chamhermaid and waitress Protestant, with good
at 1853 East Seth st.
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NTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF 81, A SITUATION
w of any kind is willing, lively. not afraid OF work
Y NJ. Herald office.
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WANTED-FOR SMALL FAMILY, A COMPETENT
w girl for general houscwork, good cook, washer
and ironer Apply with references after o. at AIS West
3ith st.
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A UCTION sALE.-$25OOO WORTH.
N Rich Household Furniture, Pianoforte,
Mirrors Carpets &c at public auction this day, story
residence, I'D West 23d street. commencing II O'Clock;
BEDROOM and ParlOr Suits Tables, Chairs, Book case
Dining Room, Library Furniture; China, silverware
Cutlery, Buffet Extension Tables. Basement and Kitchen
logue contains ESQ lots Goods packed shipped for pur
oh asers LUKE FITZGERALD Auctioneer.
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DY ISADORE j. SwARZKOPH, AUCTIONEER-
ID Sells at 10 O'clock at ~ and Beaver street. entire
contents of first class RestaurantBlack walnut Bars
Bsckbars Tables Extension Tables cane-sest Chairs
Silverware Copperware, Stoves Ranges, Table Linen
Gas Fixtures large stock Wines Liquors. Cordals Posi-
lively in lots Dealers invited
SWARZKOPu, $50 Bowery, Attorney for Mortgage.
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WANTkD-FOUR PROTESTANT SERVANTS TO az
w ten miles in the country; first rate cook, wait
ross laundress and chambermad city reference re
CURED Apply, between II and i O'Clock to-day, at
East 10Th st
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WANTED-A GOOD SERVANT FOR GENERAL
w Homework; must be first class plain cook and
excellent anndrcs with eptionable city reference
Apply at 50 West SD e.
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WANTED OPERATORS ON WILCOX GIBBS MA
w chimes for Fluting Binding and Ruling; also pei
who ia qualied act FOrewoman; none need an
ply except hands Inquire at 4S2 Broadway
second loft.
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by g.. W. DAUCHY, .AUCrIoNEEB-DAUCIY y
street. large assortment oil Household Furniture &c,
the entire contents of first class house removed
Chamber sets Cottage sets Bureaus wsslstands Crock
Mattresses Bedding Sofas Lounges Chairs window Cur.
tains, Shades Ornaments Paintings Engrayinss Excn
sion Tables Mirrors Clocks, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils
&c. good opportunity for dealers and Others Also a
lot OF Copper Kettles suitable for the manufacturing Of
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LOR SALE-A MODERN AND DESIRABLE BROWN
II stone four story English basement House on West
Twenty second street, all modern improvements; In
fine order; decorated walls, &C.; price $l6,0O0i i'm
mediate possession.
JAS r. EDWARDS, 1T West Twenty third street
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411 WEST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
TIT woman to do gener raj ho,sework in small pri
vate family; good city reference.
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w one as cook; the other chambermaid and wait
ress; also boy to errands Apply ZIG West 44h
street.
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HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY Is7swITH SUPPLEMENT


| 4 81 AID ST. BETWEEN eth AND 10TH AVS
IL third floor, back room.-A respectable girl for
ge ne housework good city reference from last
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A Cure for Every Drunkard.

/. EAT comfortable meals at regular
hours, partaking especially of farina
cceous food, vegetables and fruits three
times day.
2. Exercise regularly, but so as not to
induce fatigue. -
3. Have REGULAR and long sleep, going
to bed and rising at particular hours, and
take sleep about noon.
A. Keep the mind as much interested
and amused as possible by harmless
games, sports, etc.
5. Take warm bath daily about II a.
NJ, if convenient.
g. Break up all old associations.
7. Keep away from old resorts.
s. Quit chewing and smoking tobacco,
for this blunts the moral sense, and makes
the imagination dull. Liquor makes the
ideal faculty wild and unsettled, while
tobacco makes it obtuse.
8. Never forget that if you are to be a
new man you must have new ideas, and
these must be such as to make you dis
card the use of alcohol in all its form.
Do not take it as beverage, for it will
reawaken the old desire in the one case
as readily as in the other.-Eschange.