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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-25
Serene fisk, Jr.
Fancy Goods,
4. ,I,.L!|.,L,I m e z Y
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

Come, oh-comei to the Good House OF Flick.
In buying goods there, you'll run no rick
In Ladies ana Gents Knit Underwear,
Are Bargains to make the public stare.
There is nothing in the market yet,
TO Equal our Goods in Stockinette. ta
We have Cloakings, Beautiful and Rare,
But not a scrap of Shoddy there. 3
For Ladies, Furnishing Good in White,
Will be sure to please them at first sight.
In Corsets ard Bustles we abound,
Griswold Corset, elsewhere never found,
Dresses and Cloaks, we make all tie while.
The very latest Chicago Style,
With Millinery OF every kind.
Feathers and Flow re-, you'll always fad,
Richest of Ribbons and Bids and wings;
Every sort of the NoLbiest things;
Agent, Patterns of well known Bazaar;
Need not say how useful, these always are,
Fer most any garment, one can find,
The Pattern to shape 1t to their mind
Some day whenyou'Ee out shopping this Fall,
If you can do so, give US call.
The store you know is oD Market Square,
And the Dealings there are always fair;
You will neverrRn the slightest risk.
In buying Goods at the House of Fax 20mS
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THncle Eddy S Birthday.
lRa1sroL. Noy. oath i
Is2IosGsor. Of TIC LZa1aqraph.


SSTo1sdsoT. Qf TIC lzs1Qgraph:
DEAR~ Having read ndheard
much about 'F6, and this being my
10th birthday, instead Of receiving
preseats as some do, / thoaght ]
would spend the tisne in writing efor
the TELEGRAPH, whGch will cell toEt
more history of my life, as wasll as
Improvement in-scieGce OF the ,pset,
and the prospect fonsthe future You
Emay expect some mirsh on the sur
face, bUt under its folds you may
look for morality, which shall STAND
by as a pallar Of hope, when all the
world is on fire, and tie trump OF
God 'shaM declare timetno longer H.
In the first -four miles I will let che
Iriehman describe myself by his own
description, when he said he was fall
| six feet high and 81 feet around the
breast and ANY BODY could approach
him with perfect safety. Now for
history: My great great grand
mother came feon Scotland, as near
as can be got at, nearly ESQ years
since, bringing with her to New Jer-
sey an IGOR kettle Us gallcns). How
long it was used in Scotland I
know not but there was one of her
ancestors who had etaSraced religion
by reading the book of Samuel, and
he became preacher, and the name
has been haaded down ever siGce|
the third generation. An old lady
nearing one hundred years heaod
that my mother had a very large
boy, and it's parents conld find mol
name that suited them. She came
with her crutches and glasses, and
looked in the cradle Gas then called)
and the boy smiled in her face, and
she cried with q loud voice-that
boys name is Samuel-and he goes
by that name yet, and got the old
kettle and dress for his name. Not
withstanaing all my aunts and uncies
called their boys Samuel, yet | got
the kettle More about that kettle
soon. Now little more of my own
history. ! followed my parents that
came from Jersey to Pennsylvania,
born there and remained there six
years and came with them to Ohio
near Cleveland. lie died in 1917,
aged So. / took care ofmy mother
aud lived in Ohio twenty-nine years,
but before was twenty-six years
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-25
MIGNONETTE.

Within the sense of touch anGsight,
They lie before me as write,
These subtle. scented flowers;
Their little tafts of golden green,
With aecKs of rudy brown between,
All wetswith Summer showers.
Il saw them but an hour ago,
With SITTER lunches all arrow,
And rose-bnds white and red;
And dark carnations spicy sweet,
Borne westward through the busy street,
Upon asaower- girls head.
The sudden summer shower drew forth
From my one simple penny worth.
The half-evanished bloom;
The fading Tufts grew green again,
And breathed in answer to the rain,
a beautiful perfume,
How we'll their silent beauties grace
The dulIness of this dlngy place,
My lonely workingroom
lIdrop nly,pen this Summer day,
.Andfancy bears me far away,
Where other posies bloom.
To garden borders thickly set
With panay, lily, mignonette,
And all sweet flowers that blow;
where we two in the sunshine sit.
And butterflies around us fit,
Andbrown bees come and GO.
TTheIlarz sings Ligh, in heaven above,
Its thrilling stgain of happy love,
While we sit still below;
zach heart can feel the other 5eat.
But neither speaks the silenceeweet,
With whispered yes or "No."
Ah,y1ne since then what months of pASEs
4Ah.sxne luwhat mcnths OF sun and rain
Must run, ere can see
Another of thosesunshine hours,
And hear among the summer Gcwers
How one reme1bers me. u
But love is, mine, low strong and true,
-Andaope springs green, dear aowers, as,yOi
!Ilnusrnur not atEate /:
While for the greatest good of all,
SFor years. though shine or shadow fall,
Lem content to wait.
m W --AEEthe leGrf2S0a0fsd.
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BIGHAM XnUNG. Salt Lake, Nov, 1S:
Tue case OF Brigham Young, held in
custody by Marshal Maxwell. for con-
tempt Of the order of Judge Bnremau of
Oct. 90, coming before Ghief.Jussice
White, on haDeSs corpus. was decided
by him to-day, that the Judgment of
Judge Lowe, of May 10 dis:aharging the
alleged contempt By disbedience of the
order of Feb 20 by Judge MeKean, re-
curing him to pay dlimonY to Ann Eliza,
was final and conclusive, and that up'n
the adjournment of that term, it became
beyend the power of the @ art; there
fore, that the decision of Judge Bore
man, committing Brighten Young for
is void. and that he is wrong
fully imprisoned al shall be discharged.
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Burdett Orga ms.

HAVING had several years experieI ce in re-
pairing Pianos, Organs and MelOdious and there
by gaining thorough knowledge of the varlous
1nstrumen in the market as regards their rela .
and hoping y strictly adhering TO my ablis he'd
custom of recomme nding and selling the BEST at
the very lowest prices such Instruments are ever
sold, to- merit 4 continuance OF the largely in
ereasing trade given me wiihiD the several cuun-
ties where have operated during the pasi seven
years. To parties wishing information relative
to purchasing, exchanging or repairing such will
be freely given. Address, o. W CHANDLER, s.
41y1 Buriingtt n, " is.
Steinw ay and Eaines Pianos.
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III ANDRE Manufacturer, Wholesale and
m Retail dealer in Cigars, Plug, Cut Chewing
and smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, &c. His IL
(ars are ali made from best qualities OF domestic
and ported tobacco, and cold 10 the trade at
lowest Cash rates. Also, constantly on hand some
Ane Meerschaum Pipes Orders promptly filed
Directly opposite his old stand, No 37si Main
Street, Ken0sha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-25

Miss Julia E. Smith, one Of the Glas-
,onbury sisters has written cat transla
tions of the Bible five times-twice from
the Greek, twice from the Hebrew, and
once from the Latin.
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old they would ask me why don't you
lmarry? Tho first impulse | would
answer / am waiting for the Lord to
send me one. Well in the spring o.
1926 the Lord did send me an orphan
on her mothers side, and | WIS
married onsthe 9th of April, 1926,
in my ownemansion, and she was
truly God send, for in few years
she put her hand in my hend and
| with flowing tears asked me, will
you go to Ueaven with me? Answer,
| I will try. | followed her to Father
Johnson2setaeetings and you have
the resaitssn the TELEGRARH few |
months gone by. Her syrnpathysfor
humanityecan only be compared
and measured by the oceens depth.
Her fingers ever pointing me ito
Heaven asad to God1 Now'the oldlkee-
},tle again. Question, Whetmore can
1.-The old keetle do ? We'll, when the
18th of April comes, provided we
both ive,iE shall get s. quarter Of the
best beefia the county, and instead
Of pot.pie, / shall 'heve a,skettie pie,
and invite.all my friends to a golden
lived ding, and Brl others Gillespie and
EHoward to preac b a short sermon
each; forI must confess III have a
curiosity to know how mary friends
II have, ,and their value or what they
value my friends mp. Next III orler,
the Improvement 0ftthes past. Iineed
not to mention th W. great improve
l,ment In all kinds OFT machinery, for
all your readers q re- well pes ted, and
Isexpect the time TA,not4diseant.when
Isshall have that steam buggy gpe
kken Of some tine since. dBut one
thing / notice of latte, thas is for
woman tolead il temperance. Paul.
reasoned Of temperance and judg-
ment to come. Paul was an old.
| bachelor and cid not know the pow
er. and overwhelming influence of
wom an provided woman coald put,
herloving arm around his neck and
her .ha and ON his heart and as1 him
to let her plead for snffeeing. human
ity and wonaen's rights. Paulwould
have4cried out. ST surrender" But
| Brother Ra@l was we'll excused for
; not marrying, for me wanted to
spread himself in the gospel and not
be clogged ,with the care of family
Eaduties, and asahas been said before,
bhe did notspread it thin. L. think !
bprinters=are excused also for they
have to spread ont once q Week and
iseme daily, and the puddle ;look for a
good tbiGlcspreading. Although the
uGEEO Ian MlAdAO A1AAdAE1dSS5S5 A4WAOIdU4G
and helpneetfer every nan on
Gods heritage,sin order 10 keep MP
6he soeopling of the eaRth and iHeav-
en--yet ttoankahe will except the
aforementioned abeye But if L wasd
let hack ffty4five years WOULD first !
seek the Kingdom 4of Heaven, and K
then aeok for helpzneet that would #
assist rae to keep me in the right t
path TO Heaven and to the mansions 8
of that celestial thest that john = :,
could NOT number and the Lord God
and his Christ, whose glory would q +
thousand fold outshine the sun ia
MONDAY. / ponder and that eter- "
nal. Amen. S. EDDY.
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special Notices.
Obstacles TO Marriage.

Happy RelieJ for YoMMg A. en- from the
effects Of Errore and abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impediment> TO Marriage remov
ed New method oil treatment. New and remark
able remedies Socks and Circulars sent free IN
sealed envelopes Address. HOWARD ASSO-
CIATION ,4t9 N Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Pa =
an Institution having high reputation for hon.
orable conduct and professional skill. ly1
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CAT AR RI

Prtdham's Oriental Catarrh Cure is specific for
0aIarrh 1t l. not nose remedy, Int liquid to
be taken internally, and acting on the cause de-
stroys the disease Thousands who have used II
Can lestify 10 it, efficacy One trial vii convince
tho most skepical. These remedies have arqnlf.
ed wide reputation and those afflicted shouid
not fail Il give them rrial. Prepared only ~
JAMES PRIDHAN. WalkegaD. Illinois.
For sale in Kenosha nv r. Rohinson.IsE Clark
wholesale in Chicago b. Fuller p Fuller
45yl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-25

By an unfortunate mistake in our re-
port of Prof. Cummings lecture Of Mon
day, 10 inst, we make him say .ths
there are fifty OF the ultimate torms,'
matter. 1t was fwritten sixty and shout.
have been printed sixty.
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[ NUMBER q
WASHING MADE EASY.

In these days of washing machines,
30 doubt you will all laugh at the idea
of the Cd pounding barrel being the
easiest and oest way of doirg our family
washings, hut it is no less fact founded
on experiences and we all know tina
pounding does not wear clothes in the
least. / now recall one family in par.
ticusar that, to my knowledge, bias as
good a washing mschine as any in use,
also the pounding barrel, and the latter
is frequently used in preference to the
former, as being much easier and wash
ing the clothes cleaner in a shorter
; space of time The way to proceed is
this On the day previous to washing
put your clothes to soak in warm, soft
water, to which little washing soda
has been added, soaring the soiled spots
well, letting them remain in this water
over night. Next morning pound them
we'll and you will find your clothes
nearly clean wiring them out and again
soap these that are not clean then put
clean, hot water liz the barrel, put in
your clothes, pound again, and as yes
wiring them out of this water, observt
if there are any soiled spots remainin
(sHch as wristbands, collars, &c } if 81
rub them through the hand slishtl
and they are ready for the rinse waite
Your clothes need no boiling (whic /
process only yellows them). They are
not rubbed to rags on the board. We
hear of no back aches, nor sore fingers,
nor blisters. and We claim it will do all
and even more thanauy washing machine
lever yet invented
Therefore we say to all farmers wives
land daughters, Don't moan and bewail
your hard lot because you have not the
loose change to buy a washing machine
Take one Of your musty, old pork bar
rels tIo,n the cellar, clean it thoroughly,
saw off the top down to the second row
of hoops from the top, then nail The top
i hoop firmly ;send to the village for o
/ good, wooden FOUNDER, and you have a
4 washing machine that viii not cost you
{lthree dollars and will last a lifetime
/ with good care. Then get at your
washing early in the morning, and il
Ayou have a kind husband, brother, soa
[Ior hired man about you, they will often
t%Nhen work is SLACK. pound them out fo
3gou, and. my word for it. you will fin &
1Eour washing indeed made easy
tGAtskilI, N. Y. BRowN1E.
| -Re&s'GI NecO Yorker.
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ms b. whitaker 8 co Manufacturers Of
"a, . POrta Die q stationary Steam Engines anu
y5OiIers, ShaftiDg and Pnllles, Hand AND POWER
gire Blenders, Tire Drills, and all other Xmas OF
Machinery Also Kenosha Union Thimole skeins'
g'uvers Bolster and Reach FLUTES, Kettles, ole!gh
shoes and Post Mauls Repairing donepromPlly
Kenosha. Wis, april Goth, 1874
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EHAHNEN BROTHERS. No. 70 Main St., Keno
~ sha. Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly
on hand well selected stock OF Cloths, 0e us
and Cans of the latest styles. Work done and
goods sold as cheap as at any other establishment
In the city.
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SRNAToR Ofris s. Ferry. of Conpectl-
cut, died November 81, 1875, aged 50
years.
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RuYRON A BAKER, attorney and Counselor
IVA ut Law. Real Estate Agent and Justice otthe
Peace Conyeyancing and Collection of Claims
promptly attended to on liberal terms. ONCE IN
Kimball'e Block, cor. OF Main and Park streets,
Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-25

wOHNSON'S BOOK STORE, No. SO Main st;
- 4 full aud complete assortment OF 6cnSol
hooks also Standard and miscellaneous Books,
writing and Wall Paper, Sheet Music and various
articles of the trade O. O.o0NNS0
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m ANBLE WORKS.
I'VE HUGGINS 81 WASHB y HN
Kcnosha and Racine, Wis. Monumental and
(,ravest0ne work executed IN the highest style OF
re art r. r. ROBERTS, Agent
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WnEAT MARKET, Main st., Kenosha, WAS.
I'VE the choicest of all kinds of Meats. salt Pork
corIec Beef, smoked Hams, sausage &C, &C.,
consfantIy on hand. Prices always reasonable.
VIM. ENGLE & 90.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-25

~Says the Rep06zsc0ss, of Aberdeen,
Miss:
| On Tuesday morning as soon as the
paalls were opened at the Court House.
where some twelve hundred voters had
| assam bled, armed men in considerable
nuGaGets placed themselves in front of
the. entrance to the ballot.boxes. and
ann@Gnced that no man could enter r.
vote nuness be voted the Democrat
ticket; soon after the cannon was brougl
up. supported by an infrntry tcrce arms
with needle guns, and unlimbered sg
placed IL position bearing at first on III
Jail, but~soon after bearing on tie crow
IN tr9ns OF the west entrance of the
Court House I; in the meantime the in
fantrY and armed mounted men drove
the colored men from the Court House
'qaare, and from the nearest streets.
TO shoot them down if thev
lid mot go. The order was once or
vice given to ire, the colored raen left
own and went home, fearing that they
WOULD be killed il they did not.
This fact is supported by the 06na&s-
ions end boasts of the White League in
( .sslssippi and yet >uch newspa pers
; the New York World, the Cincinnati
commercial. the Louisville Courier
OaGr7sGZ Milwaukee NeaoS and the Ker-
sha Union rejoice oyer the triumph Of
honest government" in that unhappy
tate! Has, then, Intimidation and
aud at the ballot-box become the test,
Democratic honesty !! It would seem
!.
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pRIDHAM'S
STANDARK REMEDIES.
a - T IL MI ~

Can be cured-Pridham'a Asthma Specific will
relieve the worst in five minutes, and from
one TO three bottles effect permanent cure. l.
never tails. as3t fIE
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n BIIRG has removed his Barber shop to No.
X 81 Main ST.. second door North of Thomas
Englishs shop which building h. has th6roG ES
~ and where he will be happy to meet his ola
Customers, all who require his services in the ART
Sonsorial.
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n livery TABLE, JeWa1 IL prepa as fo ~
Il A furnish the best Horses and Carriages, lor
bnsiness or pleasure, the shortest notlce e.
Hearse at all tunes ready to attend tun erals STA
HE on Market square, near the koss olnce' Nen-
0sha, Wisconsin
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%nSEN s, BEDESSEM Manufacturers ana
ES $500 in all kinds of Furniture, Spring
Reds Harnesses, Upholstered Goods. Chamber ana
por1nr Setts Ready made Collins always on hano'
sbop on Mem near Wisconsin ssseet.
Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-25

cwT r. REED, Dealer in Watches, CLOCKS and
w . Fine JewelrJ, Millinery end Fancy Goods.
we+abaa and Clocks repaired and war; anted:h nn-
aefs and Hats beached and pressed 90 MALI ~ St.'
KenGshe, Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

Uoturs's BrRGLtR ALARM TELEGRAPH.-
Tn,ve vsrs ,racca eypeIince House and hotel annnh
cisnr4 leciic cal bells al Kinds. H"htrb btb'lAh
ALlgg TrIPGKAVH Conr4Sy, OIL Brca'way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
TEE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE NATCH.

fHiRD COMPETITION MLRrINo AZ CRkRDA0oh.
The third meeting at Creedmoor Of inc
rcmen competing for places In the International Amer
lean Rlo Team took place Saturday The earlier part
Of the day was favorable 70 the markmen but IN ''e
afternoon when they at the longer ranges esgan
70 rain, and there occasional showers during the
Of the day. The competition was under
the superintendent Of Gen. 6baler The scores
made fully up the average and whous dorbs
the wind and rain intcrered with many good shots.
Messrs Fulton Glldersleevc, Valentine. Yale Crouch
Bodne and Dain pracoed with the rest, but the two
last named retired beginning Of the stOrm These
scvcn gentlemen the MAN, stand upon their record OF
last year. and there appears 70 be little doubt row that
the team Of lt rear will remain unchanged In The com
ing match, although It Is rimored that one or two
Of the rnernbcrs do not care 70 80 TO Ireland
The total Of yesterday in possible tota! OF $50
points wns follows: Capt. Henry Fulton. loo; Col H.
A. Cnder.leeve, 152; r. G. Coleman 14s; Col b. f. Val
ontne, 146; g. W. Yale. 143; George Crouch, IA A.
" Garfield. jr. 1879: A. ]. Rou1. 1856 Capt L. G. Bruce
12e L. NJ. Ballard. 1926 j. ConIln; rs; j. g. Latims1
land, i07 y. H. sanford, 1905 Col, John bOdpe,
so; Gen. T. 4. Dakin, IS. The lat two shot
at only two ranges Come 'n sssatfaton hs,
been expressed ut the manner OF the conpeton. Ihe
complaining per that the men Of the old team have
allowed 20 s,nd upon q record obtained IN moro favor
able weather, aud at the eaDcn-"n OF season OF prac
tce again should any OF the coners reach thr score
OF memrr of the he II stu subject 10 challenge
and fr her contest before securing finally biz position
Gen. Sbar Pr sident Of the National kine Assochtlon
has received a letter from Major Arthur u. Leech OF
Diplin IN regard IA uniform System 81 tafgnts ana
Of cen Saiers suggestion upon the sjcrt, rcIoarking
that nnksm toned to the old System shoot ~
round bnl s-ye Major Ieech concludes by saying that
he will place Gen sasler's ttier IN toc hhn.s OF Lara
Mharucd President oi the Sa,9oai Rs As to s"n
NcnttOu vi ch had been spoken or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
BOBOKEN CITY ACCOUNTS.

Mayor McGavisk Of HOboken stated ycster-
day tia, the report the committee appointed by the
Comnon Couucil 80 examine lhe accounts Of John K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
HvDsON RIVER COUNTIES.

PoRrCnrgrER.-At the annual meeting for
the election of new Board 0; Director OF The Harlem
River and Portchcster Railroad Company, 400 shares
OF stock were represented AL OF which cast In favor
of the following: Edgsrd NJ Reed Wilson c. Hunt, A. H..
Van Ncst T. H. Trow bridge John Hunter, W. f. Barnett,
Jon1 r. shelton, George " Miller, W. d. Bishpp George
H. Carhart = ward l. SaDGIVrj Charles NJ fOhd, arl
Nathaniel Wuocldr.
MONT VERHON.--A few years ace Mrs Pratt mar
ned LADY myStcriOusy disappeared from Mount vernon
For sycr;l weeks detective has been making Vlas
TO the village In search hcr alleging tai by tue death
of relve VI hers she las become tue htess VI nearly
100000.
Observation-Disclosures Board 0f Town Officers on FRIDAY
appoip.ed D. g. Hickey, DIrius Lyon, ana Henry 1redc
commissioners OF Excise. TIE Commissioners VIII meet
daily until May 10 receive applications ior licenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

RABY CARRIAGE-THE NOVELTY. Send
$50 Broadway, third door below Twelfthst Itiaumg
promptly done
RARi'LETI's REFLECTlNG BOULEVARD
also The TORCH and KEY for ishling all street lamps used
by Tho Manhattan New York Gasgt Companies Factory
ssesrcon, j69 Broadway cor. Prne"st, N. u
DRiGHTs DISEASE, Diabetes, DTOpsy.
ID Gravel Cacu,, Ioh Bhcumatism pyspesa ptssa.c Q"
the Liver kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland Premature rios
traton organic Debility and Clropc Affections ucnrabe by
ne G ~ ssV pSeHe
MINERAL SPRING WATER and pr. A. nAW LILY
address. Letters pysic and others OF hopeless Eases
cured sent Depot and reception rooinA No zoV bfoS"
New.Nork.
u j. NASH, 7Sl Broadway, Ncw-York, op-
po.te A. n. stewards mauufactiIrer Of SOLID GOLD
JEW ELRY OF description Ia stoes V very choice anal
offer at retail At trade p5eea t. tesp our men 5ohg
Of the latest styes AZ very low Iatee.
KITCHEN OUTFITS-IIardware Wood. Tin,
N willow and Noodcnwae, Sc AZ Bar L.yst
1 IFE PRESERVING VALlSES.
Nv vsc. which At the sane time are designated
~ LIFtPKFS FRVERS have te approval Of great many
sEAFAIEEG MEN, and are OF great value for travellers
A. Roos Patsntce, 233 West Twenty seventh st.
c. D. MIILER'S frank Store No. 20 Broadway
CUPPOSED INCURABLE DISEASES, De-
- hty and information Important Organs ssu!y
treated. g. d. HAMMOND. NJ. D.. Pans, France
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