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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
THE BUREAU OF CHARITIES.
A SINGULAR CIRCULAR.

The Bureau of Charities, at No. &c Third
ave calls attention circular which has been sent to
them for examination. As they have been unable 10
learu the is carried on and the persons
referred appear to be all deceased the Bureau Will
be obliged 10 any who give them iniOI nation on
she subject
KIPPs BAY MISSION, NEW YORK January, 1874
In reviewing the Kind dealings OF our Heavenly
Father with Kipp's Bay Mission during tie past
courage" press in the paths weldong relying
upou His sure promise that We Shall abundany
due time snd 0riDg our sheaYes with US 10 HIS praise
and honor, II FAINT not. In castng ewes around
In our mission Held. rs also over the fields ~
wiling us all 10 thrust in the sickle aud reap Nu
invitation which We nave not been slow 10 com
ply Wlth), ana hence IA our department of labor
We have the pleasure Of announcing 10 our kind
patrOus that the whole number OF the children which
we have taken nom the streets ana instructed IN our
mission amounts 20 upward Of 500 many OF whom have
left the turmoil aud hustle OF cy NE and have repaired
~ he more rttIeu ,Da1es OF lhe eouhtr anu are there
as FAR as we are informed, doing Us much honor
tore every py the sickle the wbitehed
neias. and never cease our !sbor until The evening
good and faithful servants JOY Of your LOrd
winch VIII be an Infinitely greater reward than our
saud years would merit.
TO our patrons, who have generously furnished ~.
with the snevs Of war through iii our caipr,is,u.
against ignorance and vice. we return our most be1rt
Ing them OF the unerrns assutauce OF Hoy Writ Ina.
be who giyeta 10 me poor .endeth 10 the LoId aud
without receiving It's due reward we ouid aiso s,y
with celebrated EhSsn divine, II dear friends
are pleased with tue security they viii also be pleased
20 bid God speed D. continuing their generous en-
trbutiOns Tor the vigorous prosecution this labor f
faith and work OF love enc poor rising ,n-
GRAFTON around our vast city.
Wishing cur dear patrons happy New Year. we are
A. usual, your sincere friend in the Gospel.
john ;. ELACGH Missionary
r. 3. According 10 Trustworthy information on the
subject there are st some 10000 children in our city,
not wlthstandng all our pubic schools who need the
care OF our industrial schools they will remain
cared for, to great dishonor and injury. Among
those OF patrons who have passed to the church
shove 70 their reward for their weldOinz
she ehureh below whose memory cherish with the
ANelest gratitude TO God are stephen Storm, Joseph
walker John Haggery. Mr. aud Mrs. Arson o. Phelps,
u Anson O. Pheips. IT, samuel q. Smith, Ralph Mead,
tr haeIael MURRAY, Gen Charles Yates, e1-AidsrIaan
Chauneey ex Mayor Harper. Edward Walker Mr.. Law
renee, Mr.. Bruce. Stephen Campreleng TbOmas Jsrs-
S1Isb, snd many others.
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w0RKNGMENs STRUGGLES.

The Trial of Christian Mayer, accused of
striking Sergeant Buckhodt N the seventeenth
Precinct with hammer during conflict TOmpkns-
square, Jan. g. concluded tho Court OF Cen raj
Sessions before Recorder Hackett. yesterday The
charge to the jury by Recorder Hackett was 10 the
edeot that all they had consider whether not
prisoner committed assault upon the officer. Tho
officer acted simply IN the discharge ~ his duty, and
there proof that any had been made upon
Mayer before he struck the officer. II Tor them TO
decide winch OF the stories The jury retired
at 1850 a. and we're out long shat previously
formed opinions OF disagreement seemed confirmed
At q IN they came in. and the foreman Alexander
strauss reported that it imposs BILE for them 20
agree. They we're then discharged and the prisoner
rem ended II understood that they stood for
conviction OF simple assault and three Tor acQuitta
A large committee from the WORKING OF this city
headed gy James OReey called upon Controller Green
yesterday and stated him that they had applied for
work the various departments where they had been
told that could not be furnshed 20 because tne
Controller would not provide money % pay for H. aud
that they ready believe such statements I'M
less they were corroborated by the Controller. Mr..
Green, In very brief reply, said that no had been
greatly misrepreseated by the departments. aud "es.
peeally by Of them =; that had no authority
.9epartnents would furnish them with work and put
tnem on tne paytOls he would that they obtained
toeIl money Tue men, who were very orderly and
Iespeouu' said that they did not intend resort 10
voence aGd that they preferred their wants
rathef Juan parade them before the public.
Tue chp-ulaRcrs held. yesterday.
Many speeches OF inhaminstory nature we've mao
and determlnaton 10 hold out at any cost was er,
pressed. letter was received from tho firm O, Goebel
Held OF Philadelphia, denying the allegation th.t
work could lie done cheaper ia tnst city than i'm New
YORK The hfm OF Roll A MsIFng Of 0rand-st eu.
pOying ab0ut ~ banda with the firm OF Calm a Brom
berg, employing about rs hands, have gndol holr vii
hngness 10 be tle -roi by tn ier
sfs, su0 lbfO tBplOs o. viii roIuuB thys Iooruup.
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HOME NEWS.
rBERuoNETRR YESTERDAY. AT HUpNUrs. IN BtoAp"A''
an-9e, Noou-3op 3n m.-320 Mdpight-23'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

..,o. uo.,. Cen. Joseph Hooker, Can't. j. c. Feb
To-. Nav and Prof C. r. Hart Of Cornell ",
saort Houss- Gtn. J. DlBs L. ARM, asi Mrns
Hotri-CommOiore Thomas L. swan, "
W., .Ytoy GREGORY smith Of Vermont and ee ron 'sp
i tyi.,,n,n - T,,tmaslr Horl-Wllsm H. hlen res,
scvt Of Gari College Philadelphia 81 Nee9His
60. p,e.I@pt Of me Pscnc Railroad Company
i,Sar W T. Elliott, D. s. Army .Fyrh dUenus HonIChd
az Wse Of Hartford John y. Efhige OF Boston and u s
ssd on Vermont Hoffman House-Csp George l. ome'' d
ArIuK
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A POLITICAL oUANDAHy

The question whether or not the constitution
Hthe Republican Central Committee excludes Police
and Fire Commissioners from holding seats IA that
BODY, which up for consideration the meeting of
ne CeRpittSe OF TlsseaS osapias aisoassso in
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resoution was passed admitting TO the union inc cap
cutters who however are not on strike az 'ho
wages have not been cut down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
THE CHARITY BALL.

PROGRAMME OF DANCING-OCCUPASTs OF BONES
The great event of to-day among the fash-
city will be the preparations for the Char
ity Ball. which will at the Academy TINS evening
The ladies have lately been searching for novelties In
dress, and the employees OF number OF large s'oros
hard work for the past week preparing 'no
costumes which will be displayed this evening ior tue
first time As ia usual the Academy will not DC ueco-
rated TO any very great extent, but number OF vases
containing flowers viii be placed near the entrances 10
the floors. At the rear OF the stage Will De d
scene from an OPERA and in front OF thls
the word Charity" in gas jets There VIII DC
two bands the music for dancing being rendered
hy J. NJ Lander's orchestra, and that for promenadhg
by Gmore's military band. The supper Will DC iur-
nished IN Nilsson Hall by Delmonco The Floor Com
mttee consists OF the General Committee OF Managers
the members in charge being distinguished by pauRe
The managers will enter the ballroom from the Commit
tceroom at $3.50 r. M The ticket Of admission Is very
neat and unique in appearance. IL Is made OF c"iu
hoard folded in the center. On the first page Is pic
ture Of the Nursery and Chid Hospital at Fhyhrst-
ST. and Iexingou-ave. On the next two pages are the
names Of the managers and the fourth page Is PIC
ture Of the Country Branch Of the hospital al West
Brighton, ST. In view OF the large attendance OF car
riages special detail OIL polcemenfrom the Eighteenth
Precinct Capt Tynan, will be present. and the usual
calcium light will be displayed opposite lryng-pace'
The officers of the ball this year are;
President Arthur Leary Vce-Prcsdents, g: Griswod
GRAY A. T. Stewart, William Cutting, G. L. Blake, g. -
stoughton, Cen Chester Arthur, VIM r. Douglas Lewis
C. Jones' the Hon. J0nn II. Brady W L. Garner, iNaId
Delateld. ir H. o. DOTemus. clarence seward - =
/ GIraTd Foster
rrt,a holln 10 follo
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The bail programme is as follows;

PR0GRANsR
ovffiut-Ls' Mic,
Hsrch-Salue 20 Newly ''''''.''Dim'e
ORDER OF DANCE& a..
Qualliile- hrtuh'
fraaeuade-Far well to the Foesi, Nendelssca e..
FoGCa.IsSsV Ii Bis,o Melcsdeae
9. Gsop-Lasig 30 krcse.............. ''.''SuSp's
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Lauge
l. Nse-Studelter bale. s.s.'''so'Aus'
Promertde-Gu.laume Tel, I,ssiui.
Ttomensje-Fsntssia ostericb, w,s'ueyer;
Laneiers-C eatOuen. 'Niegsua
Promensde-seectOn, II croe's'o Meyerbeet
q Nais6-uldese " 49, Nd
& GalopvOn Donaus'pnde. ''''strsu''
Proneusde-Aia, Verdi.
r1OmtnsdeTFsnfsre NnBtaire, Glnore.
~ GfioUGeS a st DE- Ballet Piofe Mce5t
IL PlomtHsdewacb am Bien Wilhelm.
PrsmeSsieLs File DE- Nine Ansci oderbacb
IL Gsop--Nseh KurIrr Rast Strauss
Promenaie-Mel,aaous, Goano4
L. F1sSi.a ' Don s nno Doa,e
l'-d'0p PIPSass:icRa.,n Ii, an. vois
-' Proo,nade-L ohcnsnn, wUaeh
L. '4'e-h' %,5fsTSd itt
~ '' PPsmeas9sDcl Yca non Tsra MoiGt
~ fFo@ea,lc&ca Gi5Gc
20. GalOp-Am Vorpos en- ..'.''''''''Nuos
u L.peiers-BllssOm ....Wiegsnd
pr5,aensde-Poi4aic Concert, Golden Robin, Bosaurt
y. vssen a.,
- fa,S aS-J Sweet be hj pos J. r. Ilom.
a. '''' Pl'meuadt Cen, vi,rse, Lccocq
% Or # ~ Fsrcc Eitt IAH'''
All the boxes nave rren taken AZ prices ranging FRO
~ TO $3.50 The following Is complete list o. the ia
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The Grand Jury OF West
chester County found, yesterday true bills OF in1c
ment against Dan" Kelly, Larry" Griffin, John
Burns and Patsy Conroy. four Of the alleged masked
burglars who recently entered the Emmett cottage at
New. Rochelle, and robbed the family and servants,
blew open the iron safe, and stole property valued ~
tsOO. Their trial has been set down for Feb IL. Inc
reports about the vruent prevalence OF the aipoK
IN the county TAIL rendered 10 extremely dcut 10 CD
tain Grand Jury AZ the present sessions OF inc court
many OF those summoned beng afraid to expose them
selves.
sOnTRs-The following gentlemen have been elected
Directors Of the Farmers and DrOyers National BLnk
of this ,yillage: William Bailey, Daniel Bailey W ~
feed Floyd Keller L. H. Theall, Ole Close, A. j. Mead,
A. b. Thacker, and VIM. J. Horton. Mr. ThaGker mas
been elected cashier, in the place OF Thomas ia eeu'
resigned
YoRKTowN-It is understood that a movement ~ on
foot to unite the farming interest OF numher 81 towns
in the upper part OF Westchestor County WIN tne
cultural Society Of this village, aud nave inc ooCctf
hold an annual exhibition OF Westminster prouucts'
Such consolidation appears TO meet with general IaNOr
FoRDHAM-ThOnas Gaffney was arrested yesterdny
and held bail In the OF $500 TO answer lot com
uniting An aggravated assault upon Mr. kearns OF ul.
place 10 was shown I'm the testimony given mat Can
ney had made threats Of violence against MI ht"rhs
MOUNT yERSoN-Tho pupils Of the public schools OF
this village will give exposition III thc course " lHV
present month OF articles of their Own manufacture
Nothing will be sold. the exposition being intended
mainly TO show children what others can DO
NORTH TARRYTows.-rhe 0yerseer of the Poor In TINS
village repurts that there are over Cd iimle' III very
great dcstutIOn known TO himself aud ne believes INA
there are many who ashamed 10 ASK lOI au
from the POOrmastcr
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NGELLs TURKISH, ROMAN and ELEC-
N rRIC BATHS 81 LeIiastouave Paro. Rs'iaurln' 20"
oene Rooms families House aud baths op,n All nht
II N.SQUIRE, o. FultOn-st., \. Wv atches,
L. Fae JeRey All sterass Sver"n ar quAh aud sold
prsss. BvsTy anee so.rsnseel psoea, aspea
Z" IN A RUT"-He is unfortunate and but
II u,r,,iy Developed DO bat thins-hsnde
tool M one ug revealing Oh speech story. rHE
pENOLOGICAL JOURNAL oRy So YEAR teaches how ,sch
ase the haG ALdress H. WELLS, No 800 Brosl,ay
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maca Fire Department was held Yesterday, ana 70
suited IN tho election OF Abraham H. RemseD as Cblef
Envineer T. C. Cooper "a Assistant Chief. George L.
Reryen as Treasurer j. A. Lodge Clerk and stephen
H. Henderson, John ID. Smith, and John A FOX "S flro
STATEN ISLAND.
srAPLEToN. - The people of the town OF
Mlddetown, irrespective Of party. will meet ct the
ferry ct sspleon Landing this evening. for the
purpose OF making nominations OF candidates for town
officers. The following are the nominations TO be made
IN this town. the election 20 take place on Tuesday
next One Supervisor; Justice Of the Peace Que
Assessor for short and for long term one Col
ecor OF Taxes two Inspectors OF Election for each OF
the four dsIrcts hye Constaoes and one
OF HiRhways Most OF the nominations this year Tor
town officers all the townships OF Richmond County,
are being made by the people irrespective OF party
There was great deal OF ice Ia the Bay yeStefnay'
although II was not heavy enough 10 impede navigation
to any degree
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The receipts during the past years have been very
large. The following tabular statement Tor c<
will show:
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Philadelphia Market.

PmLApELPHrA, April s.-.Floour-Uu.
changed. Wheat and rye unchanged.
Corn-Yellow, Sc. oAts-Firm; wife.
e9Ae6o. Whiaky-97ic. "0'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-04

0760 ACRES OF LAND FOR
tOO SALE.
40 Acres In GAseonade county, Mo, This
tract 10 In tho centre OF the great Iron Ore Re.
gion, about 80 miles from st. Louis, and near the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
800 Acres in Carter and Ripley counties, No.
400 Acres In Lyon county, Kansas.
$40 Acres in v RnbAncy county, KRnSaS.
100 Acres In Linn county, Kansas.
100 Acres In Franklin county, Kansas.
l60 Acres 10 Anderson county, Kansas,
100 Acres In Usage county, Kansas,
100 Acres In Otto county, NebraskA. This tact
near NebraSlR City.
The above will 80 sold low. or traded for city
property. For particulars apply TO
THUH. R M0FFRT, or
WIN. MoSABB, Jr.,
lale-W&S Wheeling. ". Va.
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Dr.. schenck,s Standard RsmedIs,.

The standard remedies for all diseases Of the
lungs are scHENoK'G PUEAoN1o eTRuP,
scnHEcK's SEA WRID ToNIo and ScHEFoKh
MANDRAKE PILLS, and HtAken before tho lrnRs
arc destroyed, Q speedy cure Ia effected,
70 these three medicines Dr.. ]. q. Schenck,
o. Philadelphia. owes his unriValled success a
the treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The Pnlmonic syrup ripGns themorbid matter
In the lungs; nature throws 1t OF by an easy or
pectorahon, for when the phleRm or matter ID
ripe BliRht cold will throw Il Oh. the patient
has rest and the lungs begin to heal.
To enable tho PnlmonIc Syrup To do thls.
Sehenck's Mandrake Pills and shenck's seS
Weed Tonic must no freely used to cleanse me
stomach and liver. 6chenck's Mandrake Pills
act on tho liver, removing all obstsructlons, re.
l4x the gall and liver, the bile starts freely, and
the liver 10 soon relieved.
Schenek'S Sea Weed Tonic Is gentle stimu.
liant and Alternative; the alkRlI OF which It Is COM
posed mixes with the food and prevents souriuR
1t assists the digestion By tonlng up tho stotn.
ach TO q healthy condition, 60 that the food and
the Pulmonic Syrup will make good blood; then
the lungs heal, and the patient will surely get
well II care Is taken to prevent fresh cold.
AL who wish 10 consult Dr.. Schenck either
personally or BY letter, can do 20 1t his principal
once, corner SIXTH and ARCH SIS, Philadelphia,
every Monday.
schenck's medicines are sold by all druRei Sta
throughout the country. eodSW
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Ask Them9

An advertisement Of medicine, however can.
did and conscientious II may be, does not al.
know 70 their sorow that the boastful claims
put forth In behalf Of many so.called remedies
are literally "a delusIon and snate,n Prob.
ably the best use, therefore that can DO made Of
the space devoted to this notice Of Hostettes's
stomach Bitters 10 to invite those who read II
to inquire Of the parties that have tested the
curative and preventive properties Of the article
what they think Of II. Weearnestly request ali
do1btere 70 ascertain from such Of theIr friends
and netghbors % have taken this standard tonic
and Alternative as protection HgAinst malarious
diseases, or "a cure for indigestion, liver
debility, headache. low spirits, lApgour, BIZ.
liousnese, &C., what HoslettetNs BItters has
done for thcm- There is no testimony so trust.
worthy as that which IL the result OF personal
experience d&w
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

) PHILADELPHIA, April g. Wool : In
improved demand and frmer; Ohio, Penn.
sylvania and West Virgins double extra
and above 56a67sc; extra 55A56c; medium
5oa6Gc; coarse 45S50c. New York, Michi.
gan, Indiana and Wisconsin fine 50a62 10;
medium 58a65c; coarse 45a50c; combing
washed Osie70c; combing unwashed 49t
a45G; canada comblng 62a65c; fine I'm.
N washed 30aSsc; coarse medium washed
SSaSsc; tub washed 64a59fc;. extra and
Merino pulled 45a50c; No. 1 and SUPER
fine extra pulled 45a60c.
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CLEVELAND, April 3.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged; quoted at 20 60a5 70,
Wheat-Dull but unchanged; No. / red
81 "a asked without buyers; No. 2 red
81 40; No. / Milwaukee spring 81 43.
Corn-steady and firm; old low mixed
72c; high mixed zoe. 0ats-Flrm; best
State Ole; white Gee; No. 2, 4Sc. Petro-
leum-Quiet and weak; standard white
l2al23c car lots; State test 159a16ic.
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4V,V0V -------- $50 900
Good, Reliable Agents wanted everywhere 10
whom liberal commissions win be allowed
Single Tickets 90 50; Five Tickets Si2 90 ;
eleven Tickets S25 90, and In each package OF
II cab prize guaranteed.
~ Money ehould DO sent BY Registered Let.
ters, T. o. Order or Express. with the full "a.
dress OF the purchaser In plain writing. Order
tickets at once and avoid tho great rush which
Is certain to prevail at the close Of tho scheme,
For further Information and particulars, send
SIMON ABELES,
Ie6-W&S&w LEAvEHWoRTH, KANSAS.
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baltimore MarkeG.

BA1TMoRE, April a. Flour I'm
changed. Whea-Unchanged. Corn
Western mixed dull at slas2c. Oats
Firmer; Western mixed, Soc; do bright,
%. Rye-Dull. Provisions-Firm and
unchanged; Western butter very active
at q decline; straight lots, new Western
tub, SSc. Whisky-Very dull at 98A96ic
Cotiee-Nominali good to prime Rio,
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$3.50 Prizes. Amounting to $500. 600.

Tickets, $40. HALF Tickets, s.. Quarters, {. 50.
u-our lotteries arc chartered by tho STATE,
arc always drawn at the time named, and All
draWingo arc under the supervision Of sworn
commissioners,
Tho efflclAl drawing will DO published In
70 purchasers Of tickets,
H-We win draw Q similar scheme tho last
day Of evTy month during tho year 1874.
u Remit at our risk by HOSTorF1uR Monty
ORDSRs, ltEsIsTERED LSTTEn, DRAFT or II.
PRIEs Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER d CO.,
Postofflce Boz 9i4A,
ep%Tu.Tb-St8R II. Louis, No,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CINoINEAT1, April 8.-Cotton-
Steady at 16c. Flour-Dull and un-
changed. Wheat-Dull; held at 81 20,
Corn-Steady, 64a8sc. Oats-DuII 4Sa
o5c. ,Rye-steady, 81 on. Bsrley-Nomi-
nal. Oils-Unchanged. Epes- Strong
13c. Butter-Steady; choice al 3saSse'
Cheese-scarce and firm. PorkNLiSbt
demand and held firmly, SIC OOaie IS as
Lsrd-Quiet and steady; steam 9tc; Kettle
Ole. Bulk Meats Quiet and steady.
shoulders &c; clear. rib SIC; clear SIC hi
loose Bacon-scarce and firm; shoulders
64a6IG clear rib 9ic; clear 9tc all packed
Whisky-Firm, 99c.
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ToIedo Market.

TOLEDO, April 3.-Flour-Quiet. and
unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and weak; No.
lwhite Michigan 81 6S; extra do 81 63;
amber Michigan 81 459; May 81 90; No. 3
red 81 42ia1 4S. Corn-Demand fair and
market firm; high mixed 679c; May 6sia
csc; June zoe; old este; low mixed CSC;
no grade 64c; old 66ic. oats-Quiet and
unchanged. Clover seed, $5 90.
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trhind Notwithstanding the contrast between
the scientific theory and the artificial method
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You tave got into trouble procure at once
package Of the SamAritan'0 Git, use a. directed
and you will be all right In three or four days,
The trouble when taken in time Is easily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the quSck 10
visited and he gives bis course Of BALKAN Co.
paloe, then very often serious complications
arise which proiong the disease for weeks, per.
hAps months.
Another fallacy Is, In persons trying to save
lew cents, dabhle In cheap drugs, which 80 dis.
order and Bicken the stomach that almost death
itself would be relief: SamaEitan's GIFT Win
sure every time, with no more unpleasant results
than II the trouble had not existed Al ali.
Male packages, %; Female, SS. Sent By mail
% any address. DESMOND &CO,, Proptiot. m.
9l6 Race street, Philadelphia,
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With any good telescope OF moderate
power there may be observed on clear
evening numerous misty nebulous masses
occupying various positions in the inter-
stellar spaces. Some Of these are quite
large and distinct, and as the earth's rota.
ton causes them to cross the field oil Wis.
ion, they might readily be mistaken for
passing clouds, Others again are so Gin
and faint as to be scarcely distinguishable
With an instrument Of great magniiying
power, and insensibly fade away at their
margins into the surrounding darkness.
Some have distinct outlines and present
definite figures, while others are cloud
ilke and!smorphouss Many Of these nebu.
Ise may be resolved with large telescope
!nto clusters OF sun.like stars, 80 distant
mat thelr individual lights are impercep-
uole 70 tue naked eye, but others resist
the nnest glasses, and still preserve their
misty appearance. For q long timo Az
. tronomers were In doubt as 10 whether or
not there were any true nebulAe, since Lord
RoSse'Sgrest reflector, and tho spleu,id
relractor at Harvard, had succeeded in rO.
solving into distant stars many OF these
masses which had previously been found
to be itresolvable. II was thought there.
fore that with an instrument Of sufficient
power all nebulae might DO shown to con.
slSt OF clusters Of suns situated In the re-
: mote regions OF space. Now, although II
such was proved to be the case Il would
afford no obstacle to the nebular hypothe,
ais, since u would be but negative evil
dence and Indicate progress Of all sys--
TENS beyond nebulous condition, yet Il
would not present thoso various STAGES 81
evolution which are the analogous Of Inc
phases Of development, through which
our own solar system has passed.
REVELATIONS OF TuR spRorRoscopz.
The demonstration Of the TACT that true