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MARRIED

HARTMANN PERALTA - On Saturday, No
vcper 81 1874 at & O'Clock, +. NJ. by the Rev.
Father Jourdan at the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception, Charles Albert Hartmann to Miss
America N PeIalta. Both of this city.
GIBSON-BRIGHT = On Wednesday the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Rout Capt. Tobias Gibson
Of Terebonne. La, to Miss Eva Bright, Of Wood
ford county, Ky.
DE CHASTAIGNE-pE COPPENS-On Tuesday
November q, at o'clock 7. NJ, by the Rev Father
Hubert at the church Of the immaculate Conception
Charles l.. Dncl,amp de- Chastaigne to Miss Louise
Blanche dc Coppcns, both Of this city. No cards
LITTLEJOHN-PTGH-On Wednesday evening.
November Il. at Trinity Church, by the Rev. john
r. Girault, A. G. Litcjohn of New Orleans. 10 Miss
Cynthia ", daughter Of the late Jas. /. PnGl OF
Assumption, La. No cards
Natchcz Miss. and Marshall, Texas. papers please
GnnN
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DA N& Z GERS
and buy your Goods there. You will be s.rs 70 save
HALF YOUR MONEY,

and buy your Goods there You will be s.rs 10 save
HALF YOUR MONEY.
be politely attended TO- shown through the entire
| establishment and not urged to buy. We have en-
gagged special force of polite and attentive statesmen
for the occa sion, and hereby extend general invita-
ton friends custamers strangers and the pub
lie generally to cal at stores and examine
goods and the fabulosly low prices at which sci
! them for cash only.
Ladies' need fear no annoyance. Our object y 10
please the M in every respect.
| Look at this Grand Array Of Bargains.
| leases Prints good qualities and fast c,lors, at
| only q cents yard
Is cases White Coitons in fair ruali y at only 6
| cases good White Cotton ysrd wils at only Q
cents yard
10 eases Lonstac soft finished Cotton at 10 cents.
10 eases New York Mills Wamsntta Utica and
other best brands Il; New York agents prices.
3 bales sea Island Tnbleaced Cotton good quality,
at cents VA Il.
:, bales heavy Unbcached Cotton at cents yard.
:, eases 1914 Sheetngs good quality, at p cents.
:, eases heavy Beachcd and Tn.lsithed Canton
Fl nntls AT 10 cents.
! ease Kentucky leans IL Is cents, ana from that
price up At 30 "tics .Ntri. quality worth
H. cents.
l bale white Flannels a. zoe.
bales white ElanDels all wool. az DC.
10 bales white Fannes at 80. %. 40 IS and Soc,
and from that price up to the very finest -ilk WA
Shaker white twillea Flanncls etc, etc.
bale red plane Flannel, all wool, at &c.
10 ps red a wool Shaker Fiann u.s. at .e.. wort.
ST.
bale gray twillei tlanrr's at zoe.
bale red twilled Flannels. all WOOL at SIC.
All auatic, Of medicated Flannels.
bales blue .willed Flanncls from 4Oc. UP.
Opera Fls nneis, all colors and qualities
Plaid FlanneIs French and American. and all
other kind Of Flannes.
bales walted Quilts at 81 -.
- bales watded Quilts, in extra szcs.
! bale gray H.a nkets at 81 10 pair
90 white blankets FROM 81 pair mp TO the
fin st II French Blankets
Shoulder Shawls at 25c.
Ottoman striped shoulder Shawls at zoe
Ladies tress ShawS at 81 80
Ladies' Cashmere single Shaws ut 50, fully worth
Sl2 and from that price mp to the very finest All
Cloaks have been selected OF the very latest cut
We have splendid black Astrakanl leaks at 80 of the
latest shape Black Cloth CoakS at 81 s. Sc S. and
$40 up TO the finest aver. Velvet ClOaks in new
STYLES also rolored Cloas and chrct \ and misses
Ioaks. Ladies' For Sets. Collars and Muti. at 81. |
Ladies FIN Tamas from - up
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. 70, io.i.
10 I. \. Marks President Mutual Aid and Benevo.
lent Life Insurance Association OF Louisiana:
sir-In behalf Of Mrs. Lucrette Brulard wife Of
Charles Bruar who was killed in the defense of the
peoples rights the Fourteenth OF September, l
tender thanks for the prompt payment Of the amount
due upon his insurance by Your association.
i NATTRE,
n.9 SuME&Tu No. % Bienvellc street.
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Gard Of THa:sns.

This is to certify that have been afflicted with
chronic Giarrhea for , wears and having been
under the treatment Of ot tle best ply sicaus OF
this city Of which all failed IN curing ME tried all
remedies that ever Heard OF and failed. Finally
directed by Mr. LanhiaS 10 call On sIr. Casey
who resides ut u Victory stree. Third District and
who in the shortest iTe has crrtti me. Thanks be 10
God ANY person daubtng this card can call t. the
Sugar Bowl Exchange. corner OF Toulouse and Front
Levce streets and they will receive fnii particulars.
n.9 II STEPHEN KENNAIR.
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MAMMOTH DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT.

ESHADIISH NJ ENI.
| l have just received very large invoice Of
| SEASONABLE GOODS and LATEST NOVEL,
TIES, comprising
WOODEN and CASH MERE SHAWLS.
Ladies' and Misses CLOTH CLOAKS,
Enbroidere CASHMERE TALaiAS,
Large variety OF KNITTED GOODS
Ladies' and Gentlemen's WOODEN UNDER
SHIRTS,
Ladies' and Moses FUR SETS.
Ladies and Misses BALMORALS,
Laaies' and Misses WOODEN SCARES,
BEADED BELTS and POCKETS,
BUGLE TRIMMINGS,
INITIAL HANDKERCH ELS,
SASHES, COLLARETTS, RUCHlNGS.
POCKET BOOKS, SATCHELS, etc.
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS.
SILKS and VELVETS, etc.
Which l am offering. together with my entire
stock, too numerous to mention (Which is now
unelualed outside of New York, both in regard
to qualities and assortments), at astonishing low
prices.
IT. KERN,
1O.e, 1Ol. 100 and los Bar0nne street, and
139 and III Rampant street.
Will open on MONDAY 25 cases New Style
Prints at 8 cents per yard.
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For COUlNs. Colds. CntGl.lI..

Scroua throat and lung complaints there is nothing
like the New Louisiana Remedy from our Swamns
Splendid for children. The Life Tonic for the anne
tte debility, darrhea Chilis and fever ETC. is mos
effective. Mora than FORTY WRITTEN STATE
MENTS and NINE PAGES of names in their favor
and increasing day by day. Sold by druggists and
dealers. Depot, loe Camp street. nas itadp
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Cheapest Dry Goods duN CurDets
IN THE CITY.
White Cotton &c; Carpets worth ,Oc. for a5c f,or
sets ana Kids hall price, at
?. IL E. MICHEL'S.
j91 Magazine street.
Fourth store above st. Andrew street
Just received from New York Narshars sales 5oo
Is.irs French tolsets from 60c nm 1ooG wv. LS;J
Gloves all shades in opera and dark at zoe soc
q" hl't hi4s 'os and 6ic.; Dress Goods 15c DOE and
&c; SILKS, Silks Silhs-The cheapest Dress SIl's
ana Satlns III the country FROM DOE IN Winlnu,
Shades from 2Jc. up wide sash Ribbons H., r'tI
y ileS SfaWls loc extra large striped SfawIs 81 "a
s'io ali over ioi - 50 Fruit of loom Cotton I2lc
'iVe'iiia % cents at i. d Z MICHELS
80, ,+o, - ,9i Magazine street
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EEousekeepers. Intention!

Now is tie present time and now is the time to
purchase
GENUINE ENGLISH TAPESTRY CARPETS
~ 81 :s.5 Per Yard.
Aso-RUGS MATS OIL CLOTHS, etc, at COST
for CASH, OF
F. c. PALMER & CO.
Mo 2dptf ThSuTu g. Camp street
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Ne,V Goods ! NelC Goods
AT THE
PARTISAN BAZAAR
GTERLE s. NIPPEkT,

Canal Street.
Centre of TourO Buildings
Receiving by every Transatlantic Steamer direct
through Paris house,
New Dress TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS. New
New Beaded LACES and Ball PRINCES New
New TRIMMINGS made of Feathers new
New RIBBON for Sashes and Bows. New
New TIES and SCARFS for Ladies g. Gents New
New TOYS and FANCY ARTICLES New
New Porcelain and Bohemian GLASS New
New WARE. New
New Embroidered SLIPPERS. New
New Fancy WORKBOXES, CIGAR New
New CASES and French PERU New
New merry. New
New Combs, Brushes and Mirrors New
New Canes and Silk Umbrellas, Etc. New
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
We have just received by steamer Felamarshal
Moltke fire Il assortment of
French shirts and Linen Collars
At Exceedingly Low Prices
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Ellie &c Bl0cEllt0r.

Importers and Publishers Of SHEET MUSIC,
Dealers in PIANOS ORGANS and other Musical
Instruments and Musical Merchandise generally.
No. 153 Canal street.
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IL. L. N0Ur0's
cRocKERY HOUSE FURNISHING Bazaar;

CHOCKERY HOUSE FURNISHING BAZAAR,
Successor to
NAVRA & OFFNER,
ia Canal street opposite Varieties Theatre.
Price List for December. 1874.
GIVES Stone China Dinner set tor Sl4 80.
GIVES a Stone China Tea set for 81 80.
GIVES Stone China Chamber set for - 30
GIVES French China Dinner set for SIS.
GIVES French China Tea set for So 80
GIVES French China Gold Band Dinner set fog
$40.
GIVES French China Gold Band Tea set for
s. 80. -,
GIVES a dozen Fruit Glass Goblets for 81.
HAS the largest and best stock OF Goods IN the
HAS the finest snd cheapest Ornaments and Vases
III the city. .
HAS tile finest and cheapest Plated Ware III the
city. n;.
HAS largo variety of Decorated; China Dinner
Tea and Chamber sets which, together with all other
goods lie offers at less than Importation prices
NAVRAS CROCKEEY Bazaar,
Successor to Navra & Offner.
I14 Canal street,
no It otp Opposite Varieties Theatre.
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FelInsNn Bros,
1873 CANAL STREET. 1873
Touro Buildings.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN CASH DRY
GOODS EMPORIUM.
Pending the next ten days we shall otter 10 all who
shall pay visit,
Our Entire Stock Of Silks
20 PER CENT LESS THAN PRESENT PRICES
Rich Black G,os Grain, 81 -: formerly 81 p.
Very Heavy eros Grains. -. formerly g 80
Su,ertine Cloth Finish s. 80 formerly 20 80.
4 Rich and Varied Line of Cot
Ored Silks
Al y. Incompatible in Beauty or Price.
20 pieces Rich Colo:ed Gros de Naples from 81 % to
s. embracing all Tie most desirable Colors and Shades
4 large and very choice assortment cS SATINS Of
every color. nj -.
Black Silk NeEvefs
From - 80 to 81 actually worth double The price.
80 pieces Colored SILK Trimmin. vEIVETS at all
the leading shades at 81 %.
We Ask as a Special Favor
That all strangers will call and inspect the above
Goods, as positive they will find themselves
well repaid and they walk through Spacious
Premises on all sides will find much 90 attract and
interest.
All Clerks instructed not to urge any 30
purchase against their will but to hold themselves in
readiness to show Goods to ALL
An immense assortment Of
Fall Dress Goods.
Clocks Shawls Furs. EmbIniierieS. Hosiery Fancy
Goods, jet Belts, Bags, Gimps, Fringes. etc.
Tie best makes Of PRINTS at s cents
FELLMAN BROTHERS,
n29 lt2ip 133 Canal Street. TourO Buildings.
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Extraordinary Inducements
THIS WEEK.
In
DRY G o . IL >.
At
r. TT uz @ TT E'5~
1jS-Canal Street-lJS.
White Building, corner Baronns-
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON,

s. Cases of Assorted G,ods, bought for cash
will be opened for MONDAY, November 3Oths
'o AIPAGSAs. EMPRESS EMF CLOTH, SERGE. SAT-
ms, REPS, DELAINES and POPLINS, from 12a
| cents up.
IS pieces BLACK GOODS, such as
Black Mcrinos, Cashmere, Iamlse. Bomba-
| zines, Reps, Biarritz Etamiies, Delalne, SERGE
! ETC. ,at extraordinary low prices.
2 cases Wooden SHAWLS from 50 cents up.
/ case ail-wool FLANNELS at Is cents, worth
| So cents.
S cases of Colored and White BLANKETS.
10-4, ia and 1874 Cotton BLANKETS.
Full assortment of CASsIMEREs, Black CLOTH
cases s heavy le:s Canton FLAsNELs at 10 cents
yard.
cases "A White COTTON at 81. sold previously
12t cents.
10 cases ~ Soft Finished COTTON at II cents,
sold previously at 49,;
0'' HOSIERY ssff CoRsETs. IANDK EECHIEFs,
EMBROIDERY. SILK SCARFs, etc:
100 pieces White and Checked MATT1NGSs
RUGS and WINDOW SHADES.
Also
A heavy stock of Plantation Goods,
Besides,
10 handsome French TABLE SETS, reduced
from SIS to $50
MO 1t 2dp j. TURCOTTE.
The ImprOree
BUCKS BRILLIANT STOVE,
WITH CHILLED IRON FIRE PLATES,
EXCELs ALL OTHER STOVES
BUCKS GUARANTEE STOVE,
WITH CHILLED IRON FIRE PLATES,
For Coke, Coal or Wood
At H. HALLERs,
40 Camp street.
10000 STOVES in Store ana Warehouse, which.
will be soll at prices TO suit toe tines
Call and see for yourseres no 1t2dp
i Great Reduction
In the Price 0.
CHARTER CAA STOVES,
We have lately reduced the price of the ;
CELEBRATED
Charter Oak Cooking Stoves,
So that all people may have no excuse to provide,
themselves with Stove made in
SIX DIFFERENT STYLES,
UPON THE SAME PRINCIPLE.
EVERY
CHARTER OAR
FULLY GUARANTEED.
RICE BROS. & Co.,
50 and d. Camp street 50 and 81
Branch Store 597 Magazine street.
Sole Agents.
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION
BUILDERS HARDWARE, TIMERS STOCK.
TOOLS AND MACHINES.
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L0o1c Up Your
OLD PHOTOGRAPHS
Ard send them to
JOHN II. CLARK,
1G1 Canal Street
Who IS prepared to make large copies from old
ones; also frames and c9lors in OIL Water OF
bastele; give directions OF color Of hair, eyes and
complexion. They will be made life-like
JOHN Fl. CLARK,
ny t2stp iDl Canal street.
Carpet U0yc;souse,
Chartres stree. ..1?
A. BROCSSEAE.
by late arrivals from, England and the North l
have received a large stock Ut
CAKPEIlNG, Wilton, Administer. Velvet, Biussela
Tapestry, Three-ply etc.
rLOOE OIL CLOTHS, English ard American
MATING, SEQ pieces White Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers.
OFFICE CARPETS, Cocoon, BE -ian and Striped
Blu RLAPs Table and Enamel Cloths ere na96t2dn
Philip WsT5e5a,
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5. y. NoodY
A Il r NE G AIN,
Corner OF Canal and Royal Streets,
With tine new took of his renowned own man
ufacturcd
CHAMPION SHIRTS,
Novelties in
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
and
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET,
Selected personally By MUDDY il Paris, London
and New York.
Examine the goods and prices
SHIRTS MADE To order. IN THREE DAYS.
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~"
H.-.-.. .Chartres street ....1?
A. EROCSSEAG.
By late arrivals from England and the North I
have received q large stock Vt
OARfEIlNG; Wilton, AxIninsttr Velvet, Brussele.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, English ard American
MATING, SEQ pieces White Check and Fancy
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers
OFFICE CARPETS, Cocoon, BE gian and Striped
BURLAPS. Table and Ena1ael Glotas ere na96t2d,.
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IN MEMORIAM.

HALL OF THE BOARD OF DELEGATES OF THE
FIREMENs CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans Nov. 2i 1c.4. J
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NJ. Ellie.
, 1874-12-25
An Atl1l1ltic.Nlontfa Dinner.

Sixteen years ago, at tho beginning Of tlle
year 1868, thu propriotors Of tho 1tla,+to MonNiy
gayo dinner to their contributors. \ sn,lnr
meeting OF tho writer's for this magazine had not
hinco taken place until Inst Tuesday night, whom
tho preBont pubalsllorn. MossrB. II. Q. lIonghton
It. Co.. met about thirty Of thclr contributors ut
dinner, III boston. The sonior mombor Of tho
lrm sat at tho lead OF tho tablo, and William
2. 1Iowoits, tho editor Of tho magazine. occupied
tho other end. Tho dinnor was social and trco
ono,. mud was followed by few formal toastu.
mud ilnpromp!n songs nnh npcechos. Among tho
contributions prosent wnro Or. Oliver Woudell
1lolncs, i. +. Whlpplc ". NJ. Dakor. Q. r.
Crsneli, g. ". t;raane. W. p. P. Longfelton.
Mark Twain, G. @. Er;loston, II. James, Jr., j
i. Osgood 4. D. Altlrn I. II. Underwood, !
Z. Trowbrlage, James l',."n'an Charlie. DR. W.
T. Dimnook, Edward Atkinson, Col. George II
Waring &. r. Lothrop t. d. sanborn and
Arthur Gilman. Scl;ue.a III tho faniltot Of
Alensrs. Longtcllow asrl I.owofl prevented their
attendance, whlo Dayarl Taylor, Col. llggin-
sou. and Jan'ps T. F4rlda wore kept army by
locturIng engagements. Letters OF regret wor0
son. bryant, aud Robert Dale Owen.
, 1874-12-25

hand nolghbor. who shn1lea them again, and 80
alu!fling shon took tho top card and parsed tho
pack a1ong, zach person taking OF Tho top card
Il Ton a' te s r% orson s pGS @ a tn ie o is
il a hoarti' lis ita diamond ?" "is II 4
spade r Ills It r. club ?" At tho .men.ion Of
eomo Of tho s,,Is distinct raps were board int!i;
us it tho Jack 7" !" Ia 1t tho Qucenf" eto.,
waa tEon asltot, and whom tho right denomlna
tion wnB named tho raps voro repeated. DO It
wont on around the entlro csrc!o each porson,
md boing warned to romombor what 1t was, ac-
oordng to tho information Of tho raps. This
nrocosa bolng completed tho light was etruck.
Tha j" medium rns bound up aud tied to his
chair with tho cord that had been faBtonod 80 Bc'
curoly upon tho lock, hts hands worc tlcd to-
gotllor with handkerchief, and ho wna securely
bliudfoldod with another handkerchief, aud tho
lock uas olnspod into tho button-holc OF gon-
tlon1an's cont. Moreover, every person, without
exception, found that lo hold tho card doslg-
natoa iu tho dark by tho raFa.
TIE EXPOSE.
Now, Of courao, everybody was anxious to
know lion It was dono. 1t waH aa tnystIfylng as
anything accumulated In tho dark by profcnsion-
nl mediums; The young man volunteered to
giyo tho ilrnt manifestations with The gus bur,,-
Ing. Tho cirulo wns formed in tho approved way,
tho raps were mado with his knuokles on tho
chair without percopsiblT intorrupttnE the clap
ping, to Indicate that Tho conditions wore right.
In III lnstant he slipped of bis coat, and his
ar1ns wofo baro to tho shoulder. Whi1e no kept
otappug with ono hand, sometimes on tho upper
part Of bia arm, sometimes oil Ills face, no
nstrotohod ont his othor hand, aoised fan. and
fannod tho faco nil around. With ono hand and
then tho other ho clarpel 1a,oos, shook hands,
pattod facos did everything dono befora In the
dark without any 'ntorcosgion Of tho olappin,,g,
any moving Of feet, OF audible movement OF tho
off log" The coat sas pitt on, ono arm at i
tl5noj whllo tho other kept up tho patting sound
on tho performers olooh and tho raps wore
givon tolling that tho afinw was oVor. A woman
with loose alooyes, furnished with bit Of elastic.
would not haya to take off or pnt on any gar
n,ont. The other and moro puzzling tricks wcro
not explained, but everybody believed Tho
assurance which they received, that thoy were
tricks, mud nothing moro. Tho young man
claims 10 havo carned tho art from hls visits to
Mrs. Hardy'a cito]o, and to hayo obtained IN
dubtabte evidence that it was performed as he
had shown. What tic ovldonco waB ho stated
and II certainly Hcemcd to be beyond question,
, 1874-12-25
Pn0HlB.TI0'!,

To Tie Editor af The Chicago T'i5na-:
CHICAGO, Dec. 2f.-Tho vi9Ts oxp.cEgcl In
your mornings edition upon tue ua!iect Of tcn,-
nstaneo-rofor4n do not sosm to Eaeet Sith tho
ideas OF tl,oao lmpractcablcs who, l,nviny
mounted tho Prohibition hobby. rcrsstont!y ro-
fuse to SEQ any:hing which conIlicts with llcir
theosy. one ot these hus published III tho
InteF- 0tean communication iu which
u lengthy criticism upon tho atticlo
roforrad to ID attempted. I ito not Ruoss wActho,
this gentleman Inns eyer hocu lrunkard eg.
sumo. however, taat l,o les not. nyd that he
doea not, therefore, know al much nl'out tho
practical workings OF tho various temperance
c1fortn ho speaEn Of na thoso who }iayo bonn
opornted upon. II | nm right in tsA. cun
readily understand how tt iB thAt ho IL ,Il-
praeticable. X Ill, wYo9g, ! must eoifosa my
inability to nccount for his ha'lunlnat:onH,
do not carb to dHcuss with this gentleman the
views advanced by Iftg Tn1nuSE. That il
task prefer to leave In better hands. But thore
is ono proposition donieA by him, md assrstct
by you, to Which tho attentiou Of tho public
ought to DO called. TlfE TnrnuSi:, in EpcntnS
Of tho report Of q Committee Of tho reform
Club, says: " Now, hero Is Bolncthing prueti.
cal 1t Ii tho voico of tho victim himself. He
knows what bo wanta better thnn any ono elao :"
:tAe answer siy>n BY tl.e cossrospondcnt Of tho
medicine 10 recds."
Tho ILLUSTRATION hero p1t is not by any n1oaus
! good ono. II uat3;ht 10 rasnaitted to s,ggeat
ona. howevar, would. put thu casa Of 4 cou-
] valcsceut Who having for years tossed upon :.
bed Of sicknoss, discovers that his doctors wero
| quacks, that tho medicines he Ind taken only
1nado him WORSE, mud that his recovery waB duo
| to tho afrorta OF such OF h,a friends AZ had i'll
sisted upon tho application OF proper remedies
| Tito reformed drunlurl ia not H sick 1nan ; ho
| il aonvaeacent. IIn knows from experience
| what remedies would at Quo time havo effected
o$n
| dios ought to he gwen to othora WHO haye not
| reformed. And ho knows thsB much bottor than
| those who, never having hoen sick, mover NODDED
| q doctor.
Tho writer Of this is reformed man. He bus
| aeon prohibition u otllor places, In which tho
amount Of druukonnoss prevalent was greater
than III Chicago. 1Io believes TINT drunkenness
can be stepped IL tho p!nns Of tue Reform Club
THE TRIBUNE, ind hopes That thoy will DO con-
staatly urged upon tho pub'.e. lsEFoM4Ea.
, 1874-12-25
From ths fMiitt{flphta f,ctiqtr.

From tts iHiitt4ftlphn Lciutr.
Aa the old rcd cen" has now pnased ont of
nHo, aud, except rarely, nut Of sight, lika tho
"ol oaken bsokot," lta hiatory In q inastor of
Butllolent intorost for preservation, Tho ce1,t
was first proposed by Ilohert AIurris, tho erens
fnaucior of the Heyolut!on, and WIZ 1lau,ei by
Jofornon two yearsatto It bagan to t,uko its
Eo'M Of Washington n, uno aldo, md thirtoon
links On tho other Tho Fsonra lleyolution uoon
croaleu q rago for Fronci, ileaa in Amoricu,
which put On tho cent, fNsseAd Of tho load Of
Washington. tho heaFl o. tho Gotldoss Of Liberty
aud flowing loa1ta The ollan on Tho roYerso ailo
wuH displncaa by tho oliyo.Wgoatl of poaco ; but
tho Frencl. libarly wan short tlyod. and 10 waa
ior 1tortgnit uu our cent. 1Io next l,oA or llg-
nro lint Hslrooudesi thiu-tno htaid, oasso ta,i,o
with fi!ot around her hcad-catlo into faslon
about thirty or forty yoarB Rgo, and llur tiIiuy.
rtiaoiod Grocinn features isYa been but ST .hlGy
altoreu By ,le )apaa Of llms,