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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-13
Spretal Eotirss.
Costivencss the most Prolific Source
Of III Health
DIR. IIAIcISISON'e
PERISTALIIC
LOZENGES.
Indorsed By all the Medical Journals as The
most Agreeable, Convenient, Elective
and Sore Remedy for

HBufBuy
COSTINENESS, DYSPEPSIA, PILES.
Pleasant to the palate, cause no pain, act pro mpt
" meyer renurc increase of dose do not exhaust
and for elderly persons, females and children, are
lust the thing. Two taken at night move The bow
els once the next morning. Walrante in ""ses
o. the Plies and Falling OF the icctum. We prom.
Use cure for all symptoms of Dyspepsia, such rs
Oppression after Eating, Sour stomach, Splitting oi
Food Papitations also Headache, Dizznes :, Pain
in the Back and Ions, Yellowness Of the Skin and
Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Gisjoueness,
Liver Complaint, Loss %. Appetite, DcbIlity,
Monthly Pains and all hrc gulirilics, Neuralgia,
Faintness, &c.
Travellers find the LoLeHgcs just what they need,
as they are compact and inodorous that they
may be carried in the vest pocket, and as an aper-
lent or laxative these Lozcngcs have no equal
Trial Boxes soc, large Box es 6Oc.; sent
by mail free of postage to any address.
For sale by f.. 5. HARRISON Co, Nc. ! Tire
mont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists
The Pciislaitic Lozenges are sold by
PARTRIDGE BROS, Angus a.
s.aat, Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-13
GENERAL ROBERTS, LETTER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July

WASHINGTON, ID. C., July s, 1870.
To tie Editor ofMe .Tournal'
Your readers here are in high spirits. At what
you inquirer Why, at the publication of Col.
Smiths letters to General Roberts and Marccllus
Emery in the Weekly Of July 9TH inst.
Those letters make the best campaign documents
ever published in Maine, and hope copy of the
journal of that issue will be posted to every loyal
citizen in the State, that they may discriminate be-
tween the "Blue" and the Gray" for when the
issue is between such men as Common and EMERY,
(ride copperhead democracy, definite terms must
be used to designate right from wrong. On the
one hand we have man as our standard bearer,
whose record is that Of the "puro and holy throng
On the other hand man is presented to us whose
record "nonc can tell Dieter than Il. y. s.,
might say) and whose utilization with such men as
Emery and Pillsbury ani Anderson is enough of
itself to condemn him. don't believe there can
be found in the State Of Maine a man who fought
in the war of the rebellion, who will follow Gen.
Roberts under the leadership of the heros Of Fort
Lafayette and Kingfeld.
The term "hred orators" used by Gen. Roberts
is good, in fact very good. Whoever heard of the
necessity of hiring a man to "blow" for such a
man as SELDEN COMMON? 1t is TO be lament
ed that the democracy of Maine can't find some
ore to blow their little horn for Roberts of Bangor.
Patriot Soldier as applied to Roberts by Emery
& Co is another choice selection, something like
the Englishman's whiskey, "small for its
age" What ragged edge" poor Roberts Of
Bangor must be on just now. Won't somebody
ask L. A. S. not to mention word more about
that truly loiI pair, Roberts and Emery, till next
fall. If he keeps his trenchant notes before the
republicans till next September, the democratic
party in Maine will feel like crawling into their
holes and dragging their holes in after them.
PINE TREE Boy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-13

The Lewiston Journal says "The
speech of Gen. Roberts, the democratic
nominee for governor, in which he de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-13

We have always assured our readers that the
democrats Of Boston meant free rum when they
preached license, and the events of the past few
days confirm this opinion.-Bostoa Journal.
The people of Maine may learn by the
above significant paragraph, if they did not
know II before, that Gen. Roberts is free
rum candidate. Massachusetts is trying
license and finding out that it ends in free
rum. Whoever supports Roberts goes fol
free rum.
, 1875-03-06

Ras{a1l ARrs7steer.
The following bllI, which las passed both
Houses Of the Alabama Legislature, and is
probably q Law by this tlme, ~ = curiosity OF
legislation
lin 10 10 entitled m act Ia pruhit ths l!spoytnk Of
sRstcultural produets between Tie hours u aunsA.
Xtazs:, i .ls,y q q 1.s, H.f.aeuas nrer..ns.
alsquats pss*c1iSa ~ as agricultural intsrsss st The
wusHst.. The aspEd.toa. committed in .hs way
rrouapk ule4sarss for tlrlf supprrsxIou aud
WlkAxAs, Ia LIS opnioh ot the General 4aaan,b1y
tioas " general sp4toa coatroii!nx IT, - hoars a.
tra1p thurefot,
stc. i. f il toaetta b. II. General A...nsty ~
Atatama, 1hat any person who shall buy, sell se-
u4Ls e4s, posat5es Altar ths Apur Of suu,et snd
hef1r. s hour of santss Of the ne1t succeeding day
shall 10 lined w. less ihsn 3lo nor mora th.n ss
ana may .o ho imprisoned ia tbs county Ja, pus
y tTl hboF tor tia county for not more than twsss
BEG. !. us It further snaetv That lA1 scs shall mol
saae& The Ffsht VI municipal corporations to establish
ai1 Ec4uLte under thelF charters, public tnarkota
culinary purposes. nor tho right of any psvKtsof
owuoF u any plantation premises, u ee4 OIL such
plantation Of pIe'ulses s useessssy ssstn .pd rro.
ss!0u fur auGaasnca f0r HAN aud beast Tor hs night
IL travelling ue esaE!snt Iersas Or Tor ths oas ae
agricultural hbore1s In h4 own onpoyHtnk On such
pl1ulati0n or lrslnlses.
Tbs plrluue Ut the biIt IL sufficiently stated tn
tue preaIu6is. Il IL, iu plain tertns, 10 prevent
tho ietty thieYes in the btat1 fE0m stealing from
tho plantations. Tho Methoa however eeoms
to be very indirect, aud ctcumstances can eaaily
be conceived ot wheu Tho law might turn I vary
honest tsadssman iato . ytolatos Of tho las. And
subject to fine and imprisonment for hia oi2aDss,
It + very likely, howayes. that tho severe terms
Of tho kct will not be enforced Aeainss other
tlap s2loSe4 aeprsdatoIs.
, 1875-03-06
DOMINO.


COLORADO, A. u. 1855.
Four At d table sat thutn down
Al this quiet Inn Of .snzing town,
Thirsty, welry, sud tra*et~sta!ned-
Glasses were filled and quickly drained.
TAern vert gay gallantr, yo,,ug and strouE,
Who ssahontd tie drink with soist ring;
Tile fourth, man Of snrrnxetl air,
lfi1 Ewart face ftTtoHetl with uue Of carr
Tne toat tn drive the time away,
Brought dpfuinoes and ba1e them play
trivial game for The bearded man
Who hAd diced with death sinca Lie begRp.
a(st by chance, thry wera ttranRera all,
Dut Liquor 1oosed their tongues from thsat,
kave he .ho seemed no longer yauug
And neither Jested, played, nor snn9.
0ne tal, slender, md twenty-five,
With al ego TO dare. hand to do.
lot will lsvd. yi1s tongue and rakiah air
faunted ot conquest 'm0uTst da1nssls fair.
lie spots Of ont, ruined, betrayed, undons
in distant land, meath 4 warmer sun.
IrerleeH n1aldcn, tall and l!thn
Dark eyes Of loyV and spirits blt.le.
'swtet snmmsr-bird--shs aBna Ike one
And now. ha, ha, ahes dead aud t.une.
It4y stx, donbfe-fUtr, danhle-jive, Get,
III drink 10 her narrow resting I.sce.
y Her mother died, Twas said nf grief
For her tlarllng'a blight, and so relief
t1sms To this sentimental fool,
Who clung to Virtue - golden rsl1r.
Though he has, hy this, forgotten her;
An episode like that, wa know,
Paeses awaJ ~ tutasa Tho dno~."
Drives .laFsts kr<u through 1.otharioa heart.
Then lowing to al, AS he turub ia no.
, 1875-03-06
Oc11-EscadiuE Il Acroxs the Con.
tfneDfs

Dcad-sscadiuE Il Acroxs the Com
tinent
Oakland tcat.) TRIBUNE.
~ rev days ago hea5se arrived from HooleB.
ter, Now York. consigned to Easterday l. Nor
gan OF this eity. Tho heatso was transported
from tbs shop tn Rochester Without change Of
cars from tha fiat on Which It NaA originally
placed. Before shipment the manufacturers
placed largo box over It to protect it from tho
weather. Tho box reatod OH tho ax!cs, lnside
tho Wheels, boing long enough to oxtend from
tho rear ovor the dashboard III front. Owing to
tue construction Of tho drivers seat on tho
enough TO allow soom for tho body OF q man to
pass between the box ut that point and tie
AesFBa. Tho front and roar Of tho yol.iclo il 10
constructed AH to swing open. and thereby Gangs
tho ta!o. This Was noEired by aohae one. wl'o
silently contemplated how easy 1t mould bs 10
save fov celltB and ses the country whcro
atraNborries grow IA large an hena ogss all the
yoar round, ana then pouticed Oh to lay In q
stock Of provisions. These he procured, aud
hea5se aud tue box. after which be- followed.
Ohca within the Woolod sepulclirs. 1t IL thought
10 wAsteu song OF praise, for there rspoaea a
large tox partialiy'fllcd with alyer-rlAtcl caact
.rimmings. ri, etc.. which hsd been packed in st.h"
arranging hts cornet.beef, bread, Barlsucs,
bormetlcally- cabbage, and quantity 1f
tobacco. ha arranged tho ornamonta in the box
30 w to leave hico place iu tho csAtre for him
W !epeeo 1ts hnu IAo4I, alLeF tAAlnB uFlnH
aud cl,ew Of tobacco, lie recll,led amid tAo
straw and Ane sllasings and quietly snsckerod.
Tue appearances OF shiH suffering aoul "A hB laid
back aod calculated tho nscotino from betaeen
llH ruby lips against the plate gaAs sidos Of that
llaasso must have been satisfactory. As was
Beon Ly tic remnants loft III hia lodgings, his
appotta remsnad substantial throughout tho
Journey; bnt his Amiabie weakness sesmn to
laye bcon in lining slls gIaaa walls OF his SANG
tuua Ntl, tobacco juice. hIghly-cotorod, short
stoulmed clay plpo, found III tie corner, gayo
proof that II was not allowed 10 rl,et with tn-
letistsy, and told how vacation besWeen meals
mas aomstlmes pasaol.
, 1875-03-06

aonricts. lie WAS tho constant themo Of f,cr
muse, which waA rcp!eto With Tenderness aud
delfcacy. Vlttoria was but 35 when 1lor husband
died. anil her hand waa nought by many Princes
aud nobtcs OF high rank.
vITTonfA THE hEEonaEn.
Boon after l,er again taking an tntnrest
reformers. They began to gain ground At
Naples, aud anong those namcj a. holding tIose
hereticAl opInions and admitted 10 Vittorla's
snlia donzaga, lucl.css Of Trajetso eeiobrated
o. being ono OF tho oTollcst woHltn Of licr dny
l'la1nin'o, m elegant Latin poot; Potter Martyr,
tho young Neapol,thh Marquis OF fico; ni,d an-
ltornastiino Nchiuo, Capuohiu frlar. advanced
tho roform doctrines publicly III 1000, aud 1row
:, il l5ss' visteria left Eaplos for rsrrars,
sstSsa stGSs"s wilt Ss S .sso ras,s sl' IN s"' 155s
hl'e returned to Home, and took up
hor rehidonco there. Hero ale numbered among
hor friends Carfnals Polo and Contarlni, md at
o.,co commenced her patronage Of art: ane OK
Of Tor1uato. lIoto also
Site MADE THE ACQUAINTANCE or N1cnEL AxHr1.o.
Hero commenced tho friendship that lasted
through the rest Of Yitorla'a lsfo. Size wa. ablo
TO work, and her friendship sonms to have bcen
tho ono great light silod over his doelinipg
days. In 15if, Vittorta went to Vlterbo,
being among thoao suspected Of entertain
ing tho nov, hoEotloal iioas. While hero
hlio corroBronled with ailchol Angelo,
aud there is much of interest In what We learn
VI thor letters. Ona LITTER only Of l,oIs III Ia
tho British Museum. lilo son.cta ullios, tho
nrtlrt addressed to hnr arc in Ills published col
lection. Blss no doubt influenced him moro oven
than satonnrola In induolng that change In his
philosophy whicl, Ii observable from hta later
writings. Vittoria died in February, 1917, and
during her last Illness sont for llor friend to visit
bor. speaking Of hor afterwards, ho Baid. '' His
only regret was tint lie lad not OIL that occasion
imprinted lirn Of. 1lor faco or her forehead, M
ho did OH her hand" lle frequently aftorward
csrrcssrll l,iA holrow for the loss OF this most
excellent fr;s!1I #r
, 1875-03-06
Il GnSv sliding uoIvn Rlill,
i. h. y. IN Boaton f!iatr.
A. -. sl-k

aud Lore ta the llrnt demonstration may ear
1t was ever tn NY power To Hit,losa Ia cowoIogy-
= COW coAstiug' down hill. Yhe barn vi oud
upon bill. At tbs foot OF which. tho cattle Ind
been accustomed to 50 for driuk.. Int Last Mon
dsy morning, tho bill was covered with tee, and
tho boy placed > tub nt ustcr near tie bsru-
door aud let out tha COW, surprising s4e wuuld
alako her thirst FROM thai tub. Tho COW, How
ever, started on for her old place ut tue foot OF
the bill. and. dndln9 herself slipping, shs squat
hor feet IN trout sha slid dstancc OF ~ feet
70 the bottom, an3, ~ aha brought up OF sud-
deu,' shs recovered Ler h,ud feet sud lookcd
around ~ II 10 ssa "MlAt had happened"
, 1875-03-06

quantities. Of marble from Carrara for this pt,r-
l'ose nsaamanto aa y. mho vas Jealous OF angelo,
build ones tomb during biz lifotime, nnd no
inIuenced him that ho ceased to in
torest himself fn Angclo's work. It waa
,,stu st tI's elms a. Tho artist WAS rofased
sdmistspte atm! to she rasee anl !eft Home. Tho
months. hut hersfuscd to rotuzn uuess tho oriK.
insl aEreoment should bo carried out. Tho
Pope, In August, 1906, marched against Do!ogua
any raFagsa, and here aiiohcl Angelo finally won't
queting hs robellioua subjects III the rero!ted
c!tlss. snd w. febelious artst. hn ordered =
statue OF himself caYt In bronze. MieAol Angelo
tolu him bronzs-caating wA not his profession
cast this statue twloe before he succeeded. While
n flo1dhca, Angelo 6nisllnl his cartoon OF flsa.
Tho bronze status vas destroyed in ono Of tie
struggles In which Italy waa 10 constantly GU.
gshSSu; ghel, Aa h.. tno E!ssss sors purchased oy Az
which ho named Julian" In 1903 Mir!'sl Al.
galo returned to leou,c, aud was ordered to go to
work on
TIE s1s1lNE chApEL.
u wa nsc1eas fot him TO obi }ect that LIE waa =
sculptor and mt psilter. Ills cartoon Of psa
had proved hia capabilities. Forced tnto thls
work. ne gave up 70 It Ill the power OF Ills inse-
leot ana genius. The result has covered him
With everlasting fame, and made hlm more
sculpture. It nas rsplo.o with various
dltticu!tiaa Which he sus,nountcd. Ban ba!lo
sIdad him With his hdvies when he found hiR
colors would not dry properly, showing hlm that
i Wss displayed to the public on ali saints' Day
l9!3. Iho cei1lug contained series Of subjects,
nina IN number, formed by. architectural dtyls-
ioha and ornaments palutsd 10 relief. Ths drst
from d.rkness. In Tho sseond iia u esestIss
tho great lum!nst,ee, while bolow loats the
gen1uS o. Chsos. In the thl1d lie " dividing tho
, 1875-03-06

England WAS represented by three Young mon,
1homAs Ltnac1et Grooyn, and Collek, who had
enme to Florence to study ths Greek language.
" these. tho foremost became a scholar natcd
1or cloquonco ~ well as m eminent physician.
1t lnay well DO assured that
-, THR w0IANLf ELEMENT
was net wanting. Lufenxo's wifo was proud
beautin! woman pf tho Orsin! family, who must
eoetety. Among them was Alessantlra ii scala,
WHO wa4 not only thoroughly ycrsed IN tho Grcok
aud Latin classics, but hid tho talent to roply to
A.. a. eplgEam Of Po!itianu lc scholar and conf
seaidy bas bs nss to 9o hos charms so her
heart OF tho fair and talented Allessanflra. who
sFantua!ty married ureek. At this tiiue also
tae tlatontc Academy Of Florence, Which Costuo
cIno wo b.as was 'n Its psme aa,so r.
o. Lorenzos friends. Ills father waa a phys,-
e'an, and ho was accustomed to say that l,y lin
% lad been dcd.ca.od to Oa!en, ani by tosmn
70 lltto. Ills tastes seemed to hsyo preferred
nae sne vocation Cosmo elected for him. 11o studied
aug translated many Of them. With commpptarias
ond notes upon them. Tho Academicaus mai A.
ttanons p!acea, not unfroqueuty In aou,o OF tLe
eiaiI1 is,5mt gasdsps A,onS which may ba ospa,
e es1d TO listen not Gully 10 Eicino, but to Machja
veHi and others, thus uius!ne lighter literature
"'tn tae.r own more nbatruso atullcu.
o.. GouId more admirable school hare been o.
nsn,e. soIoa 70 Angelo7 Ihat much Of ns ultimate
GtoWth wsa the result OF i.is liberal etlucatIon At
slaa time and tho assocsa.ions which thon sn1. ~
.va9uoa lln must certainly be admitted, II9
~ 3uasue WAS shua offered the fullest opportunity
no os1aessng Tss itsclf and tho reoolectons Of Tat
In him ~. aaYs ~, doue mucl! towards ccmpensat-
iIHo .';a tne victim Of petty meaucas and g1lat
ha taIsn tItec: T. Ihe good man has enjoyed cauuot
IL, ss from htn therefore ono NAV well taka
''e' 11h' utrlH'ss ripan.us."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27

9Th Regiment and Backoen Of the 47th Regimen
were the winners hrst prizes match, open only 10 mem
hers win contested next Saturday Tor silver uoPnS
valued at s2S.
making To secure the annofauon OIL
Fishers Island 10 the state OF Connecticut
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church OF Gns-
ayus Adophus in East Twenty Is In need Of larger
resources and Paul Challu the African explorer ma,
h. Wild Africa Tor the DehcS
OF the church this evening in the church building
The Union Praise and Prayer Meeting in Dr. Bur
chards church. in seventhave yesterday
was largely attended w. b. Merritt OF the Union
Reformed Church sixth led the meeting ana me
Drs Burchan Page, Gregory and Narrower ogeleI ha
several laymen part the eIercises SeNeI vi the
Moody and sankey hymns were sung
The depositOrs Of the suspended Central farK
Savings Bank held meeting saturday, at Brevoor Hail.
al Fifty fourth Thrave After protracted discus
SION committee appointed to wait on the receiver shu
get abatement OF the condition the bank The conduct OF
I'm the IN management Of bank sharply cniced III ~a
stated that had been deIect In Their uue
had not protected Of depositos Inc couso
employ counsel and to begin an 'esus~
ton into the management
POLICE NOTES
Stephen j. Lacey, age 90, of No. $50 Water-s'''
was found dead In his bed at ?. m. yesterday
Mary CANNED of No. 1874 Eldridge-st fell on inc
siewa at Nnthst and Frstaye last night ana lei es was
broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27
THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC FORKS.

nrecrssroN AZ To GEN. PORTER's SUCCESSOR
RUMoRED NOMINATION. OF y. p BARKER
The politicians have another secret" to
impart to each conAdcntal 1t that the Mayor
will send the Board Of Aldermen for CONTINUATION inc
name Of f. p Barker the OF Gen Ftz John
Porter as Commissioner OF Public Works. MI. Barker Is
Republican He was Deputy Commissioner OF Public
Works under George NJ. Van Mort He held position
under the Central Park Commission for several years
When Gen Porter succeeded Mr.. Van Mort he was de-
.irous that Barker shoud remain "a Deputy Conns
sioner OF Public Works for time at least, ne Deing
thoroughly acquainted with the business OF the depart
mcnt Mr.. Barker. however. received an advantageous
offer from large dry goods house. and accepted It, lie
ia acknowledged by leading Democrats we'll az Repub
lcans 10 he fully competent MI the position OF Com
missioner OF Public Works. What would be deemed ms
strange and what could not be satisfactorily explained
to the rank and file Of the Democratic party In this city,
is that Democratic Mayor should send in for conrma
ton To a Board of Aldermen having large Democratic
majority the of Republican as the head OF the
most important department, as seen from politicians
point OF view. in the city.
IL is believed by many that Commissioner or Emlgra
tion George Forrest couldhaye the position he would
accept IT, There is not much doubt OF his confirmation
II his sent to the Aldermen There are Others
who believe that the project OF sending in the name OF
Barker 10 the Aldermen Is merely clever ruse to re-
tain Gen. Porter in his present position II Is argued
that II the Of Gen. Porter is sent in for conirma
ton and rejected, and the Mayor should not send in
another nano, Gen. Porter holding over till
nomination confirmed, loud outcry would go no
that the Mavor setting himself in opposition to
the will Of the representatives. 81 TIE peOplc, whereas
the name Mr. Barker some one else, were sent In
and rejected. the Mayor would have good excuse for
continuing Gen Porter in office, the ground chat he
bad in the OF good man for confirmation and
IL had rejected. There some members or the
Board who sustain Gen. Porter in his acon IN reducing
the laborers wages the ground that tho city has no
right pay than private contractors The most OF
these however, Republicans and the majority would
tyofa fnrt the ion %
is a Democrat What the Mayor intends 10 do no one
can certainly IL is net certain that lie has de-
cided what he will do whether he will send In TO the
nreseut Board the name OF a nominee, or wait until the
new Board He has the option OF doing either
Cen Porters Of office expires Dee. 80 and the
Mayor has ten DAYS from date In which Ia nominate
his aupc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27
sIrNDAY CRIME IN BROOKLYN.

In a quarrel ut the saloon of Joseph Walboth
at No % Frsst Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon, Peter
Roachey was cut the wrist with knife by Fran
els Mermat who arrested
barroom quarrel resulted in the arrest OF Benedict
Dudley Of No 42s Atanticave Brooklyn for assaultinG
Leopold Knophe Of NJ W0ushby-st. on the head with
a beer glass, inhictng serious wounds.
An alteration occurred yesterday in Franklis liquor
store at Casson and Flushngave between John Clark
John MeCabe and others Tho proprietor elected all OF
Them when McCabe and Others assaulted Clark on the
street Being pursued by the crowd he fred pistol but
hurt no Clark and McCabe were both arrested
Last evening Detective Price arrested John CampOn,
peder ON suspicion Of having committed the burglary
al the grocery Of John Lankman at Kentst and Park
ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY AT HUDSUr& II
BROADWAY.
Dam a. Noon 40. % m. 40o. 4hlniyh, ~.
Highest dnrrng tho Gar. Al Lowest ~.
Average, 394, same day, 1874 49,
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ErereH House-Judge Lafayette s. Foster OF Con- D,
ran Aueaus HoS-1Ieut. GOV. ii. o. knight OF
Massarhrsetts and the Hon William T. Chandler OF New
Hampshire o.. HOFFMAN HouSe.-The Hon Hendrck bMIishI
of Pennsvlya na James Hote-Gen Thomas j. Haihes
u, s. Army -. Styterdnt HOuse.-E. l. Davenport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27

HIMROp's CrRE.-Uncdualed for Asthma,
CaaiIh Croup. WhoOpng Cough, and Common Colds Try IT.
sold by all druggists 81 Wholesale depot. ll2 Cbambelss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27

CoRNs, BUNIoSs. ISGROwING NAILS, etc, cure
without pain 10y mail zoe Dr. RICE 2l2 Broadway
corner Fulton4st, Knox Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27

, HERBERT SPENCER's Place in Modern Science
Leading Woman Journalists; Reason and Religion Why h
Didn't Get Rich and other thing rare rch and lacy
PHYSIOLOGICAL JoURSAL for January Price 80 cents
New. York: 3. H. WgLLs 4 Co, 731 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27

LUNDBORG'S CALIFORNIA WATER for the t0ile
bath delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27

No other remedy has proved so efectual in Il
loyng endet feet DAILEYs MAGICAL PAIN kATBAoIoR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27

WIsrAR's BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY cures all
Throat and Lung Complaints. 80 cts and VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27
DR.. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly taseless elegantly coated for the Of all ds
ders OF The stomach Liver. Bowels kidneys BLADDER Ne
seases, Headache Constipation, Cosyeness lnGsee
ton Dyspepsia. Biliousness, Bilious Fever Inrammauond
Bowels Piles and all eran gemens Of the internal vscefS
Warranted 10 effect positive
Price 25 cents per box. Sold by drnggists - q,
DR. RADWAI Il Co, 52 WARREN-ST., N. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27
lAnnouncemenA

announcements
Irritation of scalp-BURSETT's COCAINE cures.
ALL Stahoners sell EsrERBRooK's Pens.
Dr. LYoN's ToOTH TABLETS.
Children should use them daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27
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1000 dozen Windsor Ties from 2ic. to 36c-
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SILK AND LACE TIES,
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