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ment, as amended by Senator Sargent

ment, ss amended by Senator Sargent
was rejected-yeas, l3; nays, 3S.
Senator Allison moved an amendmen
TO the ninety-fourth section, to provid,
that claims presented and allowed unde
the act Of June Goth, 1874, shall be pre-
sented for exchange within four months
after the passage Of this act, and thai
nothing in the act shall be construed Ia
pledge the government to the payment
Of the debts OF the District, Of the
cities OF Washington or Georgetown
other than the fifty year bonds provided
iOr in the act Of 1874.
After discussion, Senator Morton gave
notice that tomorrow he would move
to proceed to the consideration Of the
resolution for the admission of Pinch
back.
Pending discussion on the amend
ment Of Senstor Allison to the bill TO
provide 8 government for the District,
the senate went into executive session,
and soon after adjourned.
HOUSE.
After reading the journal, to-day, on
motion of Mr.. Dawes, the house went
into committee of the whole on the rev.
enue bill.
MIR. l.. n. Roberts obtained the floor,
and made an elaborate speech.
MU. Kelley followe 1. He began by
saying that the imposition of war taxes
in time Of peace was as ill.judged as it
was inoppOrtune. He differed from the
majority of his colleagues on the ways
ana means committee, and attributed
the present financial distress and EN-.
barrassed condition of the country to
our vicious system of legislation.
At the close Of Mr.. Kelley's speech a
further consideration of the revenue bill
was postponed, and the house took up
the pension appropriation bill.
Objection was made to the considera-
ton of the pension bill, and the private
calendar was taken up and large num-
Der Of private bills acted on.
The committee rose, and then the
house went into a committee of the
whole on the private calendar, Mr.. Dun
nell Mimi. in the chair.
A bill for the relief of certain loyal
creditors, whose moneys were confiscat-
ed by the Confederate congress in LOU
isisna, providing for the distribution Of
two hundred and three thousand three
hundred and thirty-four dollars, pro
rata, was reported by the committee.
Much opposition was manifested to it,
and finally, without taking final vote
on it; the house adjourned.
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Anniversary of Odd.Fellowship

TTNHE Committee appointed by the ,sSaZYzz,
i various Lodges and Encamp-
ments to make arrangements for
celebrating the Fifty txth Anni- 'z-z9VpsSSS
versary of American Odd-FellOwship, are re-
spectfully requested to meet In the Trustees
room, at Odd-FellOws Hall, this SATURDAY.
evening at "a O'Clock, for the purpose of Or
ganiZiug, -, s, GARRETT.
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A Cincinnati dispatch says that it has
transpired that the contract between Albani
and the StraKOsh brothers was cancelled yes
terdav by mutual consent, and She left for
Europe. She was receiving seven hundred
and my dollars 10 gold per night, which they
claim i more than they could realize from
the performances The remainder Of the
troupe rendered LoheHgTfH last night TO a fine
audience,
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pay the lender for his risk of violating usury
laws; whereas, should a proper rate be al
not be near so great. At present, he thinks,
ten per cent. as the maximum rate of interest
is a bout right
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CONVENTIONAL INTEREST.
Three Important Reports from the
House Judiciary Committee-A
Wide Divergence Of opinion.
The Majority Admit that it is Contrary
to Political Philosophy to Fix q
Price ON Money, Yet they Fix it.
The Minority Sustain their Objections
to the Repeal Of the 10 per cent. Law
by IncOntrOVertibIe Argument.

Reports from the judiciary committee
OF the house were submitted yesterday,
says the Nashville Union and american
of Thursday, on the proposition to re-
peal the conventional interest law. The
report of the majority, consisting of
Judge Gardenhire, the chairman, and
Messrs. East, Gibson, Hesd, Gates,
Neal, Ledgerwood aud Cole, is % fol-
lows.
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r. MAGUIRE, ORNA MENTAL GAR

DENER AND FLORIST,
FTIAKES this method to inform the citizens
i of Memphis that he has had many years
experience in the management of Green
houses and laying out Flower Gardens, Lawns,
Cemetery Lots, ETC., in Charleston 3. u, and
Nashville and Columbia, Tenn. He is now
prepared to do any kind of work in his line.
Refers to Col. Robert F. Looney, l.. b. Estes,
Of Hanson, Weatherford Il Estes, 243 Main
street. Address care this office. fel3
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MASONIC NOTICE.

EUREKA COUNCIL No. 6, r. & S. NJ. O
~ Work in Eureka Council No. 6, r. &<|
S. M, this SATURDAY. evening at 71I/V\
o'clock, in the Select Masters Degree.
All Council MaSons in good repute made In
q regular Council fraternally invited.
By order of Al. WHEELER, T. I. NJ.
Attest: c. II. MYERS, Recorder.
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NOTICE.

FTNHE creditors of the estate of Louisa Fisher,
deceased, late of Memphis, are hereby no.
tined to come in and prove their accounts and
demands against said estate, within the pre-
scribed time, or they will be debarred.
fel3 sa ]. T. BLAISE, Administrator.
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CHANCES FOR ITS PASSAGE.

" WasuIngUOn Special 10 Chicago Iribune.I
The vote in the senate Pacific railroad
committee on Tom Scott's Pacific rail-
road bill stood to-day five to five. the
committee adjourned to meet Monday.
The Tom Scott people say tonight that
at the next meeting there will be ma
jOrity in favor Of the bill, as they claim
that Stewart, chairman Of the commit
tee, who is expected tomorrow, i'll
vote for the bill. 1t is extremely doubt
full whether he will so vote, as his per-
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During debate in the senate to-day on
the Portland, Dallas and Salt Lake rail-
road bill, Mr.. Frelinghuysen said the
committee on railroads during this ses-
sion had before them six or seven bills
providing for subsidies. The committee
had considered them carefully, and had
heard arguments. and had concluded
they would not report any OF these bills
faverably to the senate. Many of the
bills thus treated, he said, had infinitely
more merit than the one under consid-
Grafton
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

Fanny P.icr j. at the II. Charles.
The Vienna Ieopiga man i, in the
city.
One of The Price troupe j. James j..
VOORHEES,. son of Hon. -. ". Voorhees,.
OF Indiana.
--Capt John II. Bowen, river editor
Of the -. Louis Gi.Lc, called yesterday
ia company with Mr.. Jcwett Wilcox.
Rev. Dr. Thaycr has been confined to
his room since last Sabbath morning.
lie ha, suffered good deal. but we are
glad to learn that he is some better to-day.
His resignation of his pastoratc is very
generally regretted in thi, city.
MIR. IIanchctt. Manager OF the Fanny
Price troupe, bcamed upon the BULLETS
yesterday. Time is telling on the old
mans brow, but he is still vigorous and
youthful. lie has with him an excellent
company, and will. no doubt, be literally
patronized by our play-goers. lie and
his daughter are great iayorites ia thi,
city, and deserve TO be.
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Mrs wardner's Lecture

For several weeks the BULLETIN com
posing rooms have been running with
limited number of compositors, and for
several days past two Of our most compe-
tent wOrkmcn have been indisposed,
making it difficult to get out the paper
with the usual amount Of matter. To this
condition OF affairs may be contributed
the non-appcarance of Mrs. DR.. Wardner's
lecture in full, in the columns of the Bull
LETIN, but at this late date we feel that q
synopsis of her very able address will not
be- out Of place. Therefore we clip from
the columns of the Sun the following
words, which, we think, fully answer our
purpose.
"The lady addressed herself pontedly
to the young ladies Of the school, repre-
senting the mission that is before them In
their life's work, and urging upon them
earnest attention to their duties as pupils,
and thorough qualification for what
ever duties or positions in life they might
be called upon to perform or fulfill. She
then gave brief historical sketch Of the
customs and laws Of different nations,
ancient and modern, relating to courtship
and marriage, and Of the social and po-
litical status Of the sex.
"rhe lecturer then gave historical
view of the educational advantages ac-
corded to women in several nations ofan-
tiquity. She showed that a woman had
superior advantages and privileges in the
foremost nations ofthe past, as proven by
the histories of Egypt and Rome and
that nations in which women were de-
graded and kept In ignorance and slavery,
were far behind in those qualities which
give influence and power to n government
and people.
"The status ofwomen in our country
was discussed ut considerable length.
"The many advantages and privileges
accorded to the other sex, the sweeping
away OF old prejudices, the opening OF
new occupations TO women, and the grow.
ing liberal and enlightened sentiment
among men were well portrayed.
1.-The lecturer closed by saying to tn,
Young ladies': ''Remember that all mel
and all women are born free and equal
Shrink not from the noble work before
you and you will live to see this great re
public demonstrating to the world tina
woman is not only capable OF filling /
sphere of domestic drudge, or fashiona
BILE butterfly, but that she can lend an in
nuence ennobling and purifying to tn
sphere that nan has SO long endeayore,
to maintain alone. And when that da!
comes, when this nation shall prove to tn
world that 1t does not preach what IL doe
not practice, and man and woman sl,al
) go on hand in hand, each helping til
other to gain higher purpose and
greater good, this nation shall stand fort
among other nations rs Egypt and Rom
r Of old"
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--Gillet's Baking Powder-the best in
usc--always reliable.
The party at the Liberal Religious
hall last night was well attended, and
everybody enjoyed themselves hugely.
The sociable, Of this sect are becoming
very POI ulsr among the young people of
Cairo, aud if they continue to increase in
attendance during the remainder of the
cold weather, the managers will DC COM
PEELED to secure u larger hall 10 accommo-
date their patrons.
--Gillct's Baking Powder-for sale
everywhere.
a number of the young men Of this
city met at the United States signal SER
vice office last night. for the purpose of
organizing social aud literary club.
Thi. |. good idea. as there are in this
city large number of very Intelligent
and well-rcad Young men, who, If they
were allowed the opportunity to cultivate
their mimi, by debates, essays, etc, will,
when they become of proper age to take
part in the issues of the day. make shin
ing lights among the prominent men OF
| the State.
Call for the best--Gillct's Baking
Powdcr-for it never disappoints the
| cook
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DIR. Parker will lecture next Monday
night at the Free Religious hall. and Mrs.
Alyord on Monday night ut the High
School building. The subject Of the doc
tors lecture has not yet been divulged.
Mr.. Alyord will discourse on 1.-The Bal
lads Of Scotia"
ON Monday. Feb. 18th, Mr.. William
II. Morris. will lecture ut the High
school building.
We have been Informed that a lady
Of thi- city will reply to Mrs. Warlner =
lecture, and discuss the woman question
from the old fogy standpoint.
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The reports Of our police magistrates
for the month of December, show that the
fines assessed by Judge Bird amounted TO
1865; while the amount of fines assessed
by Bross were $40; amount of fines col
lcctcd by Bird were $3.50 amount of fines
collected by Bross. S9G; amount of fines
unpaid Bird, SIG; number Of days
prisoners were committed TO
Jail by Bird, III; number days prisoners
were committed to Jail by Bross, 20;
number of cases dismissed by Bird, 6;
number of cases dismissed by Bross, 10;
stay of execution was granted in five ca
SEES in Birds court; in Bross' court stay
of execution was granted in one case; In
Birds court executions in two cases were
not returned; in Bross' court execution
in four eases were not returned, and one
man was released from Jail by order OF
the mayor.
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The people OF this city have Oh num-
Der Of occasions been called upon to wit
ness the performance Of that highly inter-
esting domestic drama entitled "Fanchon
the Cricket" but we unhesitatingiy as
sert that on no former time has the play
been presented with more effect, and
overlooking the insipidity Of one or two
of the minor characters, the play was ex-
cellent throughout. Miss Fanny Ii.
Prices rendition of Fanchon, is equal to
that Of any actress who has ever visited
this city, and the character Of Father
Barboud as executed By Mr.. ID. Ham
chett, was beyond question superior to
to any that has ever been offered to q
Cairo audience. Miss Julia lIanchett' e
Old Fadet was excellent, and the roles
of Dedier and Landry, were enacted to
the satisfaction Of every one present by
Mr.. W. Cooke Pope, and Tom lIalnp-
ton.
Tonight will be put upon the boards
for the second time in this city, lingo
mar, the Barbarian" with Mr.. Hanchctt
in the title role, Miss Price appearing as
Parthenia, Actea's daughter. The per
formance will be opened with the very
laughable farce entitled bod sing for q
Wife, In which Tom Hampton, one Of the
most noted comedians now travelling
will come before the audience as Lally'
DOD.
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On Her Muscle.

Yesterday afternoon colored demirep
imbiied too freely of benzine, became
about three sheets in the wind and raised
row with her partner for life. Amer
lathering him with her tongue for some
time, she became conscious that her pro
tector did not pay proper homage TO her
desires, and forthwith she became very
much incepsed, and determined to teach
him a lesson IN etiquette that he would
not soon forget. Accordingly, tie en-
ragged wife elevated club that was con-
yenient to her. went for her darling and
dealt him blow that would have done
credit to Tom Allen. The lamb-like
husband, who, up to this time, had not
shown any inclination 10 quarrel with the
being whom he had promised to.love and
honor, when she began to exercise
her authority by beating him with club
thought the thing had gone fu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tee PARADISE COAL.


AFruR February ist, o 900 reward will
be i,en Tor iifly good paying day boarders
at the Dclmonico IIoiei-si . week.
1-2s-lm
Those using basc-burncr stoves have
found just what they want in PARA
Disc COAL.
Having given up my old stand on the
leyeo aud taken keoblcr Il Bros shop, on
eighth street, ! shall he prepared to sup
ply the citizens OF Cairo with the best
meat. the market afords. Please call and
see me. PHIL. Howard.
Try PARADISE COAL, the cheap
est and best.
Buy PARADISE COAL.
Newly fitted, finely furnished barber
shop by George Steinhouse, corner Com
merciai avenue aud Eighth street. Years
Of practice have given him a light hand
that makes a smooth shave delightful. All
who try him once will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on his table for
the benefit OF his customers, and there IN
no tedious waiting for turns. If
Try PARADISE COAL for cooking.
--Gillct's Flavoring Extracts--the best
in use, and for sale by nearly every gro
Ger.
AFTER February LIST, 81 900 reward will
be given for lny good paying day boarders
at the Delmonico Hotel--si per week.
All that have tried PARADISE
| COAL will use no other.
Joe RoLeker is now in full control OF
tho Washington bakery, and having learn.
ed the WAITS Of the public, is prepared to
supply on call al demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bsk, ry. lie maintains a full stock of
confectIoneries, and can, as well - any
! other dealer in the city, Ill all orders In
that line. Cakes baked, frosted or orna-
mcnted on short notice. Spccia lattention
given to the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. 9.l2-tf.
Order PARADISE COAL from any
city dealer.
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Competition - the Life Of Trade.

Mr.. Lc,tic Coleman, Fine Launiress,
80 II, Fourth street. between Washington
and Commercial avenues, docs all nds Of
inc aud coarse laundry work for ladies and
GENT emen, huting, Sc. Gontlemen'- shirts
washed aud polished. Single shirt and col
ar. l0c; per dozen soc; socks 5c; two col
ars, BE; Two handkerchiei-, Be; vests zoe;
aad al gcutlcmen'- wear, s)c. per
iozcn. Ladies' dresses, - TO Zoe;
.kirts 10 - 2Oc; drawers 10 to l5c; two
pair hose DC; two collars = 20 Zee. For la
lies plain clothes Fl 0O per dozen; for la
lies tine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
1romptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
.ronage solicited.
Itl-I.S-I m.
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enough, and made up his mind to put
stop to 1t right there and then. lie took
his wife into his loving embrace. carried
her into an adjoining room, deposited her
In strong wooden rocking chair, tied
her securely to the arms and back with a
clothes-line, and then consoled her by say
ing that when she could behave herself
and not bother him any more, he would
"turn her loose" with these words he
left the room, and when last heard Of the
woman was still in the chair, swearing
that she would be avenged lift cost her
her life
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

Whoever habitually uses any Alcoholic
preparations as an appetizer" viii be
likely to suffer from four evils, viz: an over
plus of food in the stomach, impaired ability
to digest it, the pangs OF dyspepsia, and a
DOCTORS bill. DIR. Walkers NRGEr' BLE
VINEGAR BirTERs, the great Teetotal Re-
storatiye Of the age, without oyer-stimu-
a,ting the palate or irritating the stomach,
ilnparts a healthfnl appetite, promotes d.
zestioa,, regulates the liver and bowels, puri-
lies the blood, and thus, instead Of entailng
four evil, .eOniers four inestimablc benefits.
LA AW.
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LOCAL NOTICES..


Finding the present store room too small
for our growing business, | VIII, In the
latter pat Of February, remove 10 the spa
ciou, building iorm,r ly occupied 10y Elliott
4 liayihorn, where. with the increased IA.
ciliies, VIII keep larger stock Of Boot'
aud shoes than ever before. In the mean
time, 20 avoid the eXpense o. moving and
10 prepare for spring trade, lwill offer my
entire stock Of winter goods at ACTUAL
olsr. T1is T. BUsISYss. and great bat
gain are offered 20 the fortunate
a BLNCS,
lg'-l..G-ti CITY shoe Sore.
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Taxes.

The attention oftte public Is called to the
fat that the CITY Council, by ordinance,
have directed the Collector to receive only
in payment Of the city portion Of the taxes,
legal currency OF the Uni'ed states. City
warrants will therefore no longer be re-
eel, Cd for any portion Of such taxes. BY
the provision OF Section 1871, chapter l20,
iiLrds revision, the Collector Is required
TO collect aud rrturn all personal taxes by
the 10Th Of March next. This provision
will be vigorously enforced, AMI tax payers
will take due ne tee Of the fact.
ALEN. II. IRWIN,
lo6-i-2s-d,0t Collector.
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wanted.

A man of good business qualities, to
take the general agency here in bust
ness that will pay from $500 to 5000
monthly. This is no trinkct or patent
right affair, and none but responsible
men need apply. Cali ut the Arlington
house, iron IL to 4p.W., and ask for Mo-
2-3-3t
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Furniture for Sale.

Tho undersigned will sell all his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture nearly
new--consisting of beds, bureaus, wash
stands, chairs, etc. at private sale, at the
residence corner Sixteenth and Locust
streets. Terms cash. NJ. 81. MOORE.
23-2-i-3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
Fire in Murphysboro.

4 special to the BULLETIN from Muir
physboro, dated last night, says that half
a block of buildings is in ashes. 1t
originated In Butchers saloon from a
defective flue. The loss is $4,000; i'm
surance, s. 900.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04
The Daily Programme

Mr.. Chas. A. Saup has issued a little pa
per called the Daily Programme, and viii
print. during the present engagement OF
Miss Price at the Atheneum, large ell
ton. II will DE an excellent advertising
medium, and as it is apersonal adventure
of Mr.. Saup, We hope it will be literally
natrouiIpd
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" atil..st.

Finy {" Soyruty-iNc '!iars per mou'h.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers, Ia
ilr., gents, ctc, c'c. No cnpitil or out.
lay required. Send - cents for postsge on
Duth., 10 u. {. WELCHnAN,
II Irwin station. Union County, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

Rev. j. L. Walar will deliver lecture
for the benefit of the NJ. Il. Church,
Thursday evening, February 4. Subject:
"TmE NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL. "
Admission, 80 cents, l-29+t,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

George Latiner corner of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish hereafter,
rycry day to his patrons No. lunch, be-
tween the hour, Of ten and twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
.igars 10 be had at hi bar at all times.
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sherifs Sale.

10y virtue of three several executions 10 IN
ID dlrec..d by the clerk OF the Circuit
Court ON Alexander county, in the state
Of llliuois-one In favor OF daniel Price,
one in favor of Patrick Mocklar and
one In favor of Bernard McManus, and all
against the Cairo and Vincennes Railroad COM
pany-l have levied upon the following described
property, in the county of Alexander aud State
OF Illinois. to-wit; Lots numbered one ~ and
two tl, in block numbered twelve u2), and
lots numbered seven 90 and eight (sl, In block
ton TO the city Of Cairo. In the county Of Alex
ander aud State Of Illinois, rs the property OF
the said Cairo aud vinconnes Railroadconpsny
which l shall offer ut uhlic sale ut the south
west door Of the Court House In the city OF
Cairo, In the county of Alexander and State Of
Illinois, on the 2tth day OF February, A. ID.
ls15, between the hours Of nine o'clock. q. IN, 4,
aud sunset or SAID day, Tor cash, TO satisfy said
executions, ALIEN. III. IRWIN,
SHERIFF Of Alexander county, Ills,
| Cairo, Ills, Feb. I, ls75. 3l-2-a-w3t
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Charles b. Newland is prepared TO co oil
kinds Of ga and steam fitting, repairing
pumps, driving wells, bell hsnging, etc,
Shop on Commercial Avenue. between
Ninth and Tenth streets. lSi-l.2i-iw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-04

Mr.. l.. Fitzgerald ha- ju.i received anl
ha. On sale a. NJ sales r0uA large .i"cN
4 Eu.i-i alr, porter, llcnnc,.y brandy
,nI wines. aai liquor, Of 40 LiUl-. which
&c will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
aSO-.-gj-tr
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Obstacles TO Marriage.
lIaDpy Relief for Young Men

effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored, Impediments to Marriage re-
novel. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, in scaled envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Il9N Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. AN Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill. lGO-l-lJ-dSw3m