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The Osceola times., 1873-07-05
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u mogcv ~u ~ fut' blirr Money O1trrs.
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Li' ~ al..j lyUNu.

Gives color anl strength
Iiycs color aud -trenltA
Gives color and strength
Gives color end strength
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

r. ihr rosi pow rfpi cleanser -ir,ngin,u,rn
remover Il HlauGgL. Obstruction. known 10 Ma.
tr'iH NDC.oa
II j. -r"ciHly Hdart'1 to constitutions rlyorr
duuh' AID deli!iatcd ly the warm Wugti,tr uf
NHTa- Gini summer. Nhcu the blood j. aut iH Hc.
iirc rn'Hiinu r"s4sSg gnt'y gathering impt;iiIi Ii,s
l"n y ryi,huess aud imperfect ucfim at 'hs s.,.
90 u organ" and r. m9uifn-t Il hy iWnur- Ergu.
'lu> bi.tctv. Poi g. pa-tdir-. scroI!. q. lr.. y.
Nh'' v'rN Hud lureuid 0om u,vf,nrf. and
dh' n,~-. ur,S sincss and !u,rtii bl. th, Din, oi
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cir" irc power
ii ine .,ai oi summer ffeGu'uily q !iyrr and
Np'rru ne not properly rlorm ~ ,g fan,Iinis
we 'l"lhr ANA nha,N tf uu' ave iiar,.Nc. pro
'trh1 Nrukn'>- u!i iic stomach and irfc-.i!,s and
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Wom7ps Medical tdvisrr, = - 'lt little b0o,
cOL,.i.i = o.,.s,e, symptoms arH tr a'mcnt of all
ufdiiHfy cct on illiicth2 The female rcN. caii
July : ~.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

Impa-ts beauty, strength and vivacity
mparts beauty. strength and yl,aciiy.
lmlais beauty, strength and Njlncity.
In. Il beauty, strength aud Nyac.iy.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

HpsyCuoN'NtY.' Or NoCL VA, hAkhiNT, .ii.,., H.
t,. .,,J Injections n ,t.ly person the! cbo'sc in
.tautjr ~ s-impc mental requirement All can
rn--.... free. by male for 25c. together vi "a
mnriias,. god ie. r., pIin oia"l", ll'r'" hl"ls
=, 1 .air. Welding Night shirt ~. queer
hnnt Aia,ss r. MILAN - 90. FHls. Fh'li.
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ANY afflicted fcmllc wlo desires relief shogli
not sail uI roctnciLe Lncli-h ,nale iitlci- nis1
be ca.cd. fur -;ic ly druggists and m,irAahis
Add css
DIR J. u. bRChGOOIE. rmp'r
McmpIfs Tenn
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THE NEW ELAsT.G TRUSS.

An iuIroriauf invention. n rt# !u- iiir ilp
,afs ~ Ill times and undgr Tia nTrl-i "Nrro'.c
or scyer-i s'rain. II l. worn wan '"hI"t,'
nud il t.slt ON ni.lu aud ,juN, ril"r's = pcima-
n94t cure in - few weeks sssld rh"dT'S hnh
seat bl Mail when requested, ci',a Ai'S ii'r'
" hen ordered hy lr;,r sent I" The Ela7ilc iu,e
Go No. 6jS Eruudwuy y. !. CIV. N"b"N
usts Metal spring 1ilt,scs; loo y''lL!GI. ,h"s
lipDl too lrrqtt LUl.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-05

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nal ;.,1t- n.- ,Ntl hctr tigt 10 :. ,ls InHr,-- ui
Iur..fi upud tl itir.iirp iir' have al-o tcl' =
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HorSrL iiluvy4 Nsrrh - ts''.
1,sss J.cv-ost Go It,in rs. mined he trmais Of h'
IHHI ittfts. tft" - thsig tn :
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9 Frf aai- O., ait trl.4 4i.tl add .j9..rs.
s.,s'.C" .tss ..'.sa .. 90. Proprietor
L-...l..y ~, \ ho,uld b., - a.4a4s A's'o4..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

MANY, MANY YEARs.-MRs. WINsLow's SoorH-
children teetng has the 81 ard
perfectly reliable aud harmless Il lulates
bowels. wind collie and grping the bowels
soens gums reduces Inflammation, and aas all Peey
sale in a cases, as millions Of mothers testify
"ON TRIAL. AT HALF PRICE.--That every
reader Of The Tribune may know from trial that The SCIENCE
HEALTH the best practical and useu Health and Family Mag
an the Publisher proposes every reader paper
Price 81 year. 20 cents number Adj
dress S. X WELLS, Publisher No $50 Broadway, NevYork.
FoRESTs-Ther Preservation and Renewal
This important Dr. b. Franklin Ough
fore POrand and ID reported TRIBUNE
EXTRA 40. 10 Price 10 cents. By mail Address
The TRIBUNE New.York.
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE. reply to Mr.. God
Lr L. ioaLnans 10 TKRuNE LEcruRs kxrRA No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
..a...... hx me RAW Mr pf1. the Rey Mr Hare.

Altar addrc,ses by the Rev Mr. DIX, the Rev Mr. Hare.
the Rev DR. sIms aud the Rev. DIR. Fish. committee
Of nne appointed 10 pertecs ths 'ou v,
a. hehaS NJ the city mission work OF the Methodist
Enscon.l Church Waa held In tho par0r or 81 Pauls
last evening Bishop Bowman ara .ne nov. IL y, ~
alma deivered brei addresses upon the extension Oh
hs Nethodt Church In the city by united effort OF the
various churches. g.,
HopogEs-The imposing service OF proIs 'io,n
took nIace IN the PassiODsts Monastery ycseruy ol
ing. At the beginning OF mas sh ros and heart on
black gowns badge representing cross anu mo" d
their each bearing snrpnce o.cI ,an,, order
lighted candle In his hand. proceeden IN sol1u ,nns
from the sacrIsty The PrOVincla s 10 nos, tho
order oScated and &C the elevation OF inc most no
noyces repeated the formula OF their InIee III i,nd
yoys'Voluntary poverty, perpetual ehast u q ,ha
obe,Ilence." Al the chanting OF tue L,thhy VI IL
saints fIev nrostrated themselves before the aitar anu
before the sion OF mass they put on the eui
relighted their candies, and returned 70 Ino Gyarz
The names those newly proiessed are Janss pnnsn
Arnold ofY nheimer Patrick Scott, William brenhen'
Charles Howard, and Bernard Marietta
PATERsoS-The Committee Of the Board OF lraue A. -,
the Committee OF the Board OF Aldermen appou,eu "
suggest measures for the relief of unerpiOyeu me
chnn les and aborers reported last night 10 the o
Aldermen plan for the Improvement Oh stse..s ,ho
was adopted This action Will anOru relsi uuii"n ''
coming Winter 10 several hundred "oihmen'
PrAIyFrrLp-The Convocation OF New-BrunswicK OF,
the Diocese OF NewJersey, will meet at Grace Protestan
Episcopal Church to-day and continue In session nht
tomorrow evening. The Ry. Phllemoh f. ooc VI w.
essay will be read by the Rev. A Stubs, d. d. OF new
Brunswick. . ,
WooppRIDGE-The Rev. George c. Lucas has retired
from the pasTorate OF the First fresbyi1Ian
with The names Of donors inscribed thercon' mas
been presented 10 hliH-
UsIos HuI-The Town Council has appointed the
town clerk, and Messrs. Edward knaik; Onarles stee
man John Morgan Herman Snyder, and Btitiiasar ana
Nicholas Cally as a committee Of seven 10 cooperate
with tbs Council in drafting new Charter Tor Tue to"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
BROOKLYN CHARTER REFORM

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE COMMITTEE OF ONE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MAYOR ELECT
HUNTER.
The Brooklyn Committee of One Hundred
met last evening at the Academy OF Music. Samuel
Mclean presiding The special committee appointed TO
take action in relation certain resolutions offered at
the previous meeting offered the following which were
adopted:
Whereas This Association presented charter Tor the
civ OF Brooklyn 70 the last Legislature for adoption,
Wch among other things. provided Tor the aDOtloh OF
all Commissions and the election or appointment OF one
head of each department. such appointment TO be made
by MavOr by and with the consent oil the boafd Oh
Aldermen; and ~,
WLeds The last legislature refused to embody these
provision In the charter; therefore be 1t
Res)[ped That the CIZens Reform Association hereby
rear the principles embodied IN the charter hereto
fore presented by them To the Legislature in reference
10 the following points:
l. That all existing Commissions be abolished.
2. 10 establish single heads to the departments.
s. the appointing power or ali nedds or depart
ments thereby provided 70 be elected Dy the people
vested in the Mayor subject 10 the approval VI inc
Board of Aldermen
L. To give the power TO the Common Council 10 exam
inc into ali charges Of corruption and maiIeaSance on
the part public officers, with power to SEND Tor per-
sons papers, and examine witnesses under oath
ana that this resolution be referred to the Committee on
Ieciaton " it'll instructions prepare suitable amend
ments the Charter embodying these PROVISIONS
letter was received from Mayor elect Hunter, who,
while he expressed his KNOWLEDGE Of the Importance OF
the Committee said that he thought should be freed
from ONCE holding men, aud should therefore ask to
be allowed to withdraw. The resignation was accepted.
aud the Committee adjourned until Nov 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
POLICE NOTES.

Sneak thieves forced their way into Room No. %
of the Union Square Hotel Sunday 1gh and stole Jewels worth
$500. beiorg ng 10 Isasc C. Levi
Frederick Wettstock, age SO, of No. lS) Avenue A,
dining 1uarr~ the saloon 81 Pnp bern
hard al 10 SOC Fhs YESTERDAY, struck on TIE head with
knife and received scalp wound
An unknown woman. apparently ABOUT % years
al W., ouud Sidewalk Ihiaye and HentY-
6nh yesterday taken 70 Bellevue Hospital she was
striped calico WATERPROOF eoaA anu Das
with brown velvet
Coroner Young held an inquest yesterday IN the
ease OF John Bdn years. at No. ~ bast I"sn
pntb q who was run ked hdaye the lOh
mat AZ twenty nnht The child waiting to meet his atner
Who came on the behind the which over MS
oy The in front OF the but was lnoeAe
down jury censlred Alexander Merritt TIC c4lef o' not
being careful
In the case of James Plunkett, brother OF Alder
Piunke and driver Of Ere EuEe 70 - VINO vas 81 e, ~
HING hrogs from while gong IRE driving through ft.
nnh between the Cooners Jury hn hei
hearing yesterday and brought IN yeI 20 te eject
that distinctions of stones used oJ Joshua
recommended that bBAeo
an ho.L AID be cleaned n made passt5le.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE. reply to Mr.. God
win By E IoUnans. TRIBUNE Lscruas BxrRA No.
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sss c 70 ,ss Scon u ssa mi. Insult % oos ss

thoxc down.. Mr., OArung BalQ We WouQ wnds 90
grss met 70 take action upon this insult 70 our nsf Du
IL we cannot redress that insult let abolish anu
traupe upon the flag that Spain has soeh; et US r,I
that have American flag and that u ~ not ,er
respecting n have TO wait TIL some Crct mop
Congress resolves upon the subject. Gen. Grant sS
say what he has said former ocoa 49,,
We propose forthwith TO move upon
fortineatlons and we demand instant suffenuuil c,
fAppIaus. For the first time In the history OF Aheht ,
The XIfh Congress passed law guaranteeing me Ian
OF American citizens IN foreign countries saeo ,I
ING ouotes section from that law which ne say VIII
snde the President The representatives or tho huiv
San peope when they passed that law, with four %
Che negative established the sen ment tntt
any American citizen nsuled the President snon
ei,e every cjzen here that Government 90 insulting
and put them In Jail (Laughtcr.l We have over III ns
distrrf ot of stray Spaniards, and believe tney n
an iron-clod that rs of water and ON her botto.
think we might keep her there ana III we want =, ~
,rangtben orr navy there il fair prize IL IS ior "
fake enans precedent. The vrginius was not IN any
port OF Cuba and this gunboat Is hsre We VIII ,aho mo-
In exchange aud hold on 10 her . ,,or
To CHAIRMAN seems bow as " this was good INV.
W.. have the precedent, We must not wall LOT W
,nsoting Of Congress, but make the demand linneor
,e rbe King OF these butchers must DO brought mere,
sven rial and the burial Of dog. We can do neap
~ tbngs without Congressional action Tinker up our
,ro,cItds end boats, and II any one wants 10 go Oh
,ror @xnediton or q hunting trip 10 Cuba, let HIM do "
law need not be violated The movement
n on foot now whether IL be by negotialIoin
ar M the lannon's mouth and must be carried out
Sn.nish rue has always been insult 10 this heiIs-
siherr aud she always hung 10 this shred OF lnter
aonal law This she has now torn to pieces ana ner
ontraces can no longer be withstOOd As as tine
ann will rise tomorrow, Cuba VIII DO free OF perhaPs
lelter will In course OF time become annexed W ~"
INC mar, m the future greatness Of this country.
the audeuee then dispersed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

FIN Arenue Hotel-The Hon. George NJ. Ro6eson
secrstary Nvy Jude Spencer Of Srrscuse the Hon
Plat, Carpenter and Homer Nelson 81 Poughkeepse Vol hen
boston, Col W. Scott of Ere Penn Bushnell Of New ayea
the Hon Weed Of Paisburyh ~ YM Hhods Hofs
Julius 0tchkss Connecticut John W. Young OF
Salt Latc City, and b. Morgan Of Aurora, ~ routaa
HOtt-Conges w. r. Roberts Breco0Tt Housefraacsb
HAYES and r. Cheney 81 Boston aud H. White Of Hsrord
Wtndsor Ho-B The Boston Advertiser aud Adbgr
CheneJ .HogAaa H0eseLea Commlnder W. o. wise
Lieut. W. G. Gibson U. JAMS Hos-ha Lee o.
the Hrits Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CTY-The Rev. f. Bowdisl
OF Western New-York, brother of the late Rev. G.
Bowdish has been appointed pastor OF the Astor;
Methodist Episcopal Church, by Bishop James, aud vii
be I'm his laDOrs next Sabbath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

nan fen 20 the Aspshs of poverty little while ago.
two or rhres weeks when hrs Is dollar had been given
To his faithful wife he In the misery OF desperation,
seized razor and cut his own throat VINO n,urdereu
him say he was murdered by the cowardlness OF
this Administration. lCheersI me Amerieap peopie
will stand n no longer. tAppauseI
The meeting then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

Mr.. Warren, the accountant, who has been
absent weeks in Albany. engaged in the nves
tgatiOn Of the accounts OF Charles II. Phelps, in the
state Treasury has returned this complete the
examination OF the deialcat0n the city treasury,
which left unfinished by him when be was called 10
Albany. He expects TO submit his final report thereon
TO Controller Schroeder in the course Of a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. AT HUnSUTs IN BROADWAY
oam-3so Noon-39' n. m.-3Uo MdnigDt-54N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

All who want Superior Garment for gen
temeu children that Will please them in quality, a!e wear az
price should call on tue
0NEPaCg CtOTHIERs,
TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER K Go. 3gS 400, and i02 Bower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18
iannOuuremeDu
DANDRuFF.-EURNErr's CocoAIyE removes.

For first-class dress or business hat, 90
direct to the manufacturer, EsPESscHEID lis Nsssdsst
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-02-12
THE NEW FAMILY
Singer Seeming machine

which has favor in the households of the nation is
furnished Plain in Folding Covers and Cases. in al
every variety of wood and nish the Machines be-
ing less ornamented to correspond with the
Cases. though the Machines Themselves al rogk alike Some
show in polished surface the grain and tint of the wood
others deliberately finished. The Folding Case pro-
the Machine when not in use, and when opened
forms spacious table for the work to rest upon An
Illustrated Circular showing nil the different styles will
be furnished ON application.
Which is the best sewing machine, is point on which
different companies differ; EACH of COURSE thinks
the best One may have advantages for one kind OF
work and another for another But if the point
be decided by popularity the Singer machine would out
strip all others The returns of the last year show that
its sales have been perfectly to
not less than 10000 machines 1t has immense cir
cuation newspapers would say, in Europe well
in this country. These ought to be enough to all
the in the Royal robes of princes and ministers Of
State which have been for long time in sadly tatered
condition.-Nec York Evangelist.
1t is noticeable that while the Singer is of the old
est its lead the list of all the others for the past
year the aggregate returns also in the recent
port of the Special Relief Committee of Chicago where
every applicant designated the kind of machine desired
and where of 29+ which the Committee had provided,
2427 were Singer machines -ete York National Sandayd
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-02-12
HUMOROUS.

ANEcDoTE OF JOHN BUNYAN.-To pass
away the gloomy hours in prison, Bunyan took
a rail out of a stool belonging to the cell, and
with his knife fashioned it into flute. The
keeper hearing music, followed the sound TO
Bunyan's cell, but while he was unlocking the
door the ingenious prisoner placed the rail in
the stool, SO that the searchers were unable
to solve the mystery nor, during the remain
der of Bunyan's residence in the jail did they
ever discover how the music had been pro-
duced. In an old account of Bedford there is
an equally good anecdote, to the effect that
Quaker called upon Bunyan in jail one day
with what he professed to be a message from
the Lord. "After searching for thee" said
he, Sin half the jails of England, l am glad
to have found thee at last" eff the Lord
sent thee, /" said Bunyan, sarcastically, "you
would not need to take SO much trouble to
find me out, for He knows that l have been
in Bedford Jail these seven years past"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-02-12

There is evidently some " outcome in the
boy in Prof. Hailman's school, who wrote the
composition upon "the pin, subject chosen
by his teacher. Knowing the boys aversion
to literary efforts, his teacher exacted but two
sentences. After considerable effort, the
little hero produced the following PINS
are very useful. They haved saved the lives
of a great meny men, women and children
in fact, whole families" In reply to his as
tonished teachers enquiry as to the manner
in which the lives of so many people had been
saved through the instrumentality OF pms
the boy innocently remarked, "Why by not
swallowing them."
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-02-12

A young lady at South Norwalk party ex-
planned that her father conducted an aquarium,
which was much better than saying he kept
fish market.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-02-12

An erratical poetical genius about town was
highly delighted by the editors telling him he
resembled Lord Byron. "Doyou really think
sopn asked the moon-struck sonneteer in an
ecstasy "pray, in what respectP" why
you wear your shirt collar upside down, and
get tipsy on gin and water
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-02-12

A wise man, being asked how old he was,
replied, 81 am in health" and being asked
how rich he was, 81 am not in debt"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-02-12

"What time is it, TOMB" "Just time to
nav that little account you owe me-" "Ol
Indeed | Well, didn't think it was half SO
late.h
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-02-12
Manufacturing Machines.

These are too well known need comment but it is
not well known that they have been recently i'm
proved to do rery many special kinds of work
We ask special attention to the MEDIUM" ma
chine,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-02-12

Was William PENIS pocket handkerchief
the original pen wiper?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-02

The st. Louis Democrat says: "Cin-
ci nnati is building huge sausage for
the Vienna exhibition that will require
the Great Eastern to tow it across the
ocean after it has been Aoated down the
Ohio and Mississippi to the Gull. It
was made in sections in railroad tun.
mel, the hogs having been driven in by
the hundred, and then subjected to hy-
draulic pressure. Each link will be pro-
vided with captain and crew, and if
the action of the salt water during its
passage should spoil its favor it will be
entered under the name of the Ohio
tape-work or sea.serpent, as the exhibit
ors may decide.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-02

JUDGE MACON B. A1i1ra.-Maoon B.
Allen, the newly elected Judge Of the In
ferior Court. is dfty:fve, years old. and q
native OF the State of Iniiana. He is
oolored man Of light complexion, and IL
said to have Scotch blood in his veins.
BE commenced life as school teacher,
but shortly giving up that vocation, he
removed to New England, where he
studied law in the office OF the Hon.
Samuel Fessenden, at Portland, Me-,
and is said to have been the first CO.
lored man in the United States 70 gain
admission to the practice of law. He
praotioed for many years in Boston,
Mass, which place lie left for South Ca
rolina, in 1868. He is highly respect
able colored man, of temperate habits
and courteous bearingr.
FCharleston Ne,os.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-02
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