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Jnstrurtlon.
For Boys and Young Men-C

For Boys and Young Msn-country.
ROYs' BOARDING-SCH00L, in a healthy
- mountainous ngon At sr3Sk.., r Mas Nae. =" '
ho"'a'"'O Ha''0"' Rev n WHIST n. A., Principal.
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Cannon's
ID sso" Conn., excellent 'AV'ptf;'b HrS; Puc
Nlaverack College g. TIud. Riv. Inst, at Claver-
y acs, N. Y. Pupls received at any time Aonto tlaeS
Ph. u, Pres
NOIINTRY HOME and SCHOOL for SMALL
~ BOYS. Fur circulars, address Mrs IRA fbNfi"hp'
htepney Depot Conn., -----
CHARIIER INSTITUTE, 10S West Fifty .
roiu Naval Aeaioy, seiendae sehoosBoariing depart
meUts. Prospectus 10 he hal
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, TarIytown.
AR ~ iasI,'c no%h ,'i PHaSipSis : -
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
WI Plains ~ Y. Prime PAL o. H. WILLIE, Pm. d.
MT. PLEASANT INST'rE:-Prlyaie Glasses ssa
DEI.HAM Observation-Disclosures school for
/ ~ BOYS. Spring Term begins April H. For eirG"itfs,
address ). PELHAM, rougitseprir, ~ u
DEEKSKlLLN IN. " MILITARY ACADEAY;
l New and complete Gymnasium 800 per apuuuI send
Tor Circular.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
To- gsj Dpy' M nss as 49, G SS@Ss
For Young Ladies-Coun.r7.
EBELL. international Academy; for European
IL study travel school for young ptas AID
S y p, ssS o HSs & AZ A SSSner es
Ladies' Sew YOrS for European tir, brst week In june
Pr partc llars all,s Ebrl lu.r latolh AetionY cc
ImoI Nov rurG, 81 hig gratler IT., B.rb trissie
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young liLlie,
~ bridgeport Couu Address, MISS EMILY NisiS IN
MISS II. NJ. PARKllURSI"s HOME SCHOOL,
vi Nevburgb ~ Y tooi eare thorough instruction ana
hume sewing work taught desire,
MISS BULKI.EY'' BOARDING and DAY
WI @EonI. for YOUNG LADIhSA Tairylownonhe
Hudson
TARRYTOWN Young Ladies' Seminary ot'' ~
II Ma .ftfuy W IL. h
suHY TarIy town, =. \.
Miscellane ons-Country.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. on n farm
~ ~ m,hs from New Y"rk % per we.s hoarn, Nash
ing Tuition Vonturs Of cohtry hour bVr cireu
inrs siups- Mrs II. g. MONEIt, Manh'lset L. l.
LNORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. Y, for
NiIes All eeitIenei FyI ta Sart aad e. C% ,,a
c.le fr lsinesS az TOT ue
Address J,eS p ~ Ma. DD spring i"rn, Maria ~
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MACMILLAN u co. Publishers,

~ ,arDB-PLACE. YSY0sE.
CCULIENANN'7 TROJAN DISCOVERIES
- iiil : at-!.
Rsyar,t FayiOrs r. ioF ~ ms ~ he
maru Troy pahlisiel in TH:3U l.
ENTE, No. II. !rcA, q -iai 20 so' 'n 1r.Uure
xra Pamphlets sfdrvss tie United States fos n
>rid iOi circolars hdirc~, THE THIBuNk New York.
Up NJ ~ qPtbt1b nVcotd In wan y. sfen les.s 10
IT,. iune 3pse nnok rNPlain NJ .Ias, ~ o..
TIE " al ttiyet isNirw SENT l. - JOHN IilCELiNI
Il CO. Bankers and Brokers IA e 6rolw9y, New pork.
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WHAT is NusIC} BY Is>Vc L. NIH l2n,o. vi. 81. H.
Appleton q

WHAT Is NUsIC} BY TsNNc t. I1s l2Ipo. vi. 81. H.
Appleton q Co
BEFORE presenting his own Vi IVA on the FUN
iruru thr,,ries ~ iunsic, Ria, altss VI I- gives
sam. NY of tho ,pioas tlas have 6oa hid ia al;
rieui times an during the middle , together with L
discussion OF the resent IN trim ~ Eusr, Herbert
sis.nc.,r ana Professor II oa,ltz Wailo be eana,t
an4gpt the tes.,ln Of NJ. 5g,cof ua u; 81 XII ha
ha4 the GOOD nlCirs 20 uirR that e eaS O. Helm
hnl:7 are "bro.Ui AMI ctnnlrsing. resting upon the
strongest n,tard proof aud more aearly ap;rnichini
the ,rdtL than iuy thai IL yet hal oeg;llon To H.
tce Ths il "A cons >nl - which St,ihse the H'
acbug AID Eciliu professor win Ia 1'dy grateful Nj.
,sre does net he WCNtr NOuChSair To M Hs tl.OW
whether he regards his tEeres as substitute Tor
thoss OF iemiotz tbelr frtheT d NeiInebt alid
CONJUNCTION The gst of his dD1true consists IN the p1n
eik thai tLc at The ;; aaiiGi ia time ant space
are t n plIuic td dittiuct thigs they a AZ TO e
bu, are eunrcted by thc strongest and most positive
daAIo,s Music existing ia time, and ,uie being mo
iOu il " the chlrae, erstic VI muslV 10 be tgotye
The pyinci,,les that naaik stei ID the forces
That govern exteIIn NATURE, gravity, centrifugal
fsTes, and attraetiDb, AZ" hSrWec iudnlcrtcd
in the iuier;sl government Of music denoe
music IN NOT .ep and human, bat dvHamseal AVID
oos ljcal 1hese calculations ne CERTAINLY novel hot
Drofnguh Instructive. lint they wul serey do
with tie need OF studS INK the aibss Of SPENCER aad
eiInhvlts thou "a they DO li.slase Sih ,uuoi
smaller outlay Of tim aud LABOR
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DENTISTRY.

4 RTIFICfAL TEETH on NEW PRINCE
n pIl,-Inu9vabie, raj teeth: continuous
gum Teeth q ral ltsh eorr Teeth lEartsd Stbolt ex
ir.rtinr eNtrae,fi witt mt wttn s "
ly ulg late VI Ia Clinton place nov Al Va
"'''| ''' IL r. @. DCRKIS.
4 CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH in
N te hrr+-Impr-sion in the fornoo teeth IN re ~
tfn0n T lty.oarth IT.. Irysis Az and SIKH ava
bDeI very strVng, lh cdoIsi go -iS pa,l ia
la- b,ra rlbbt pflIup-Fs frdfs In nef- ~
drpTsssrs regulators. oxide MECHANICAL den,stSy
Taac fC from siht;. ferry, AO[@se Gals, AZ
broadway cara a. oil ~ fhirts s. nth -.
NEWblOt GIk. rs West thirty fo"rt' -
DR. WAIT i son, - EAST 23D-Sf, have
aetals fag ARTIFICIAL fUct- which In hSite =,
srpr anil cooley than Oih.R aDt lrsnS sre'i con
dns.U. ind heat nsf city b-attAy0v $50 per ut
They PiaRh Goh aud Rubber WORK AZ
10y Prices Fine GOhi Plugging sp-t- atty Teeth eNraced
wh1H others VI
stPtet. \ ll.ly In atessAAce.
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Gllss bn AusI!on.

y. MEHStN AUerone<r
Ny HANGS, NERWiN Il TO-, G56 broadway,
- ntar t-ss.l.s ~ Ia.hS ",ssa ~ At> Fancy
I >.
W. d rSEAN. MAY j ~ y. H. RARE fLF USfRArED
S1ANlARp B.A ks choice and RnsAt Istsogu-s pssiy
GE1aHR I. ~ irH, AustOns"r Ne Ii ChambsFs-st.
by VIRTUE of "A foreclosure at chattcl mort
- rat, all ~.l ~ u "a Glo'k ct tSilAf. May a
IN West Sch 81 iefwesn I'm ave. sud
North lAe,r all the Mach IirAe Saws shoe Fiyrur
.,rIm FttiI, sc. GEp.s. SMI ~ Attorney for Mortgage
BUHN II. DRAPER, Auetioneer-JOH II.
- DhAt EE x Co. vii q. nn EAInAY, Say "a 10 O'Clock
me bSvcai n NaNF Yar b. orhr V &C. Aahral, :.
AZ T. =. r,IGetsnst. gnairtSinR- nlUiis d.
parurht q 0nUp cartridges Tor rinr isral eaYhe Ac In
ASs.rti aut, iusl lies. FaFApIaeat D- artIasnt
oil ebain 400 peuias old rog. hose har
sesaV o Ma hsin Deya hss't Hnsicai IN 'tr inca
i,Vgas Lamps Distbesi&tiel LIrlR nrhts,
,aaIegg lie bA aHphcaibn al tho
Yarn deIcs to- - r eut tnrt lvt cN tRy purchaser
ny ~. r. fGF rLi Aucts,rr-r.
NANUFACTURERS'S SAL OF
vi ~ b kGANt AND ENTt.NSlEE ST09E OF
SILNLR pLAtLp WARE
AZ AUCTION.
THE TAUNTON SILVER fIASE COMPANY SEi -.n
AgciJn. ,aS. ,rlu; th' 3Srs C'sjgSay al ~
at ID st eIooi - Mltei iai', Ia 'l'sant aii
,gtSu>x Eie. patsG Fsr ALA:
AMI able Cuil IS all Watr .si tas ant ot t1e
quality Iuii tpn'i j. II. =" AIN. trStsurer
4 T.
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Drn Soooa.
Corporation Noli 90.

PRINTING and DISTRIBUTING the CITY
EE'OItiLScav al PROPOSALS will he r,c~y el Al IN,
Mayor omec. CITY uaL sItb IL cLek npon Nay g. Isl
NJ rhiNtfNf and bisfRl Al TING mi CAY 'kkCuEU
br III r-fm VI year, nciIs lJ LN;D "a,
IartsuEr. TILE CITY kkC0Isb Cauks ff saic NJ M
9Itty ual NV - 49,
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New ?1ab'igdt,an1.
- T.. PUTNAM SONS,
N. 4TlI.ANE ANp 23n5T.
Have Row really.
TIE RFIk Il h - HUMANITY.
M q u. yIOVIfINGE M


Third Revised Ftitoa s.I ale A. ms; pih extra 81 20
"Ile 'Htr e uuu sus' il arked b. ok " cans n
admiration tat these TO bod iS IT, 81 90
a tarcet TO- Ne sas q r-or who fiaer frin
h,H the tholghtui g al, ~ pre- ovni
sincere: The work WHO hes al hrs sinirt tnr
o LIy /, lcoled rl,iieany. II COX s. o ri narl
,utu,i aud uf gero tui,lrd stYl o. B,tuI uL.
40. ,sy can reru-' MT. FIoihHr' aae bo1A ti"u
.rect iar Is NAL siy ia his .k in
stating his ,oVicoIs and fer the rial luIsIy ana
phantht",c te vey o D, D. m'-lsrinyrs Republican
Mr.. FkOTHinGuAM'S SERMONS.
SECOND eE:uEs. puIhshcd ssui Wontli price cent
each OF hy mail pail 10 ernts. su soTip ions reiyed TO-
TIC ySig a. ~ Complete Ess OF both s<ri,s HIL,d
vi eaton
ACMIII.AN 4 co..
IVA NEW BOOKS.
MAC4KADY's REMtS ISCENCES. Edited ey strY.
F,daoA steel Hntr' ...... ... ~ 20
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WILLIAM, EARL. OF SitkLBUENk- LIFE OF. iy
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MISS VONGES LIFE uF BISrpP PArrESON.
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G5te.s.

Cut cf T-w1 Hotels.
CANDS POINT HofEL,
- S,NDf pDI.,F L. l..
all MAY Ter ~. Solnicf Sea~anhAkt
IT,. - f'ck u daily ami Thirty thru st. r. ~ 10.
h.s> au> Point 10 1JOa q. Dl NSPAttid.
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Copdrtnersbip NcIiecs.

Gopartnsrship Notice..
NOT ICE.-Tle interest of SPENCER c.
" DOrY Oi Sb.le, BIrttaq- On, f1IIs
DAf, Wy matsl c,DsenL-N.v. Sass, MAY J. 1915.
SPENCER &. InJIi,
CALVIN StADE
n. Z. BBUSnAGE.
No BsOsRsT., nRsxkt n DIS,> May l. 375.
YNHE SUBSCRIBERS have this DAY formed q
i partn. r.. 10 the srN ~ =. (. MtSkoB q
for Of gesesi BUSINESS IA
- L.n.'-, and gohs + : NJ HhoEs
4. *. WILLARD
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Ghanfes for Bnsinese ttltn.

Cbdnfta TOT bneinese tttfH.
4 RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
n Anvil OILY with s25O9 cash purchase a splendid,
v,Il pe, ny ~fi0W SISISS wi ~ has oncr,rce
Part &thst "a aosr. afternoon
LNR SALE-7OO acres SHAFT COAL % feet
1 from ~ miles below reha're. ;e.usnt County OHIO u
nils hnaid atUrsl firih- 5000 acres rch
TiNPUII land Henri reys County Tennis d0oe
acres " etzrl Comfy. West Virginia
w V. RUGts RHp- West Va. Land gsney:
Bai.ys hleck. Wheeling, ". VA
SNANTED-A practical PAPER MAKER,
w tiO o. interest h the business 81 mnSin5
s- " ~ t iu hsarls A,,,.-s H. JACKSON 200 Frank
~, st. N.w York, ~ n. Il. " AI.kk,A FftDt Mrh.
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Doar0 ano Rooms.
East Si1e.

East Si1e.
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED ROOMS 10
IL I.ET with without Board. 2o1 last sota 81
AaD-ST.. ZIG EAST.--'FO let, Handsomely
~ furnished PARLOR door three oouls deop ny. a
or separately Other nsJ fcfsaod roo'ns on 'n "o'
to gentlemen only
~ BEEKM AN-PLACE.-SUIT Or ROOMS,
third floor splend gater view, with PoAhD grn',r
man and wife gentleman one room on tour'h h"of ""
private family. -
cS EAST 2IST-ST.-Desirablc ROOMS,
s)eI with good BOARD.
% EAST ODD ST.-Nicely furnished ROOMS
sDsI 10 RENT. with tstc class BoAiSD siSh c""o "o"'"
eis taken references exchanged.
M: EAST H-ST.-PARLOR FLOOR, 8
s1t) large rooms handsomely Furnished private bath tlo
elnsrs 81 with private table also rooms Tor g'o'"'
without boafd.
Tx EAST .26TH- ST.--Two very pleasant
i - front third story ROOMS newly hlCsd up Irise
reasonable with the Of second story dunnG hO' uons
BOARD required
Il1 EAST 23D-Sr-FURNISlIEDR ROOMS,
with BOARD, su te or sine ly house anu appoint
ulenls Grst elias references exchanged
lSI, EAST 26IH-ST.-A few young men
- Z can have good BOARD and pleasant Rooms TOT
e. 20 per week ciDffts De hhd hso two
connecting Rooms let nicely fprnishei WIN OF ""'
Hoard.
OTD MADISON-AVE.-F FRONT ROOMS, sec
- - ond story all eonyenionoes; large panuy' O'e'
with board terms moderate references
az. LARGE, fully furnished OFFICE TO
aDOs LEI ply several hours eaei day hreena"
u',s1irei. l2g East 2yth corner Le1ipgtVpave
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Gorses, Carriages. Harnsss, &r.

A BEAUTIFUL full-size CLARENCE, Brew
"a e,rr nal,F; siIJ A. a 1.rgniD5 ss-i f2,5op Adarss
MORTIMER, Trbune Uptown Ohee, 1885 broadway
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH: JOHNSTON
~ fIAis johnston v NH Taasel
OFPICE. 81 LJBERrYSE,
(tven.ng Post Is ulEDe.b
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BltAH.li of OUR
HOUSE ~ 10. 81. ~ and 2, TIIiRfEENfIiSf,
UDtvers ~ place. .
bns be- n precisely the street
ami hoaoo rino Plies have always ehAacterlei Tho
o anil the respect aDi conad 81
the init vel "a the public 70 larSe
REGULAR SAILS EVERY tt ESDAp ASD FRIDAY,
At % O'CLOCK.
Fntr for sae may BIZ male through The mail
CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAIS, PARk AND
Pony neies aud ExpTess@- IN nearly al styles
at extremely low pIices at GkUBES l4l West Broadway
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Country Board.

4 FEW FAMILIES can obtain BOARD ana
~ pleasant ROOMS among the mcnnt.nS trn Nay :
terms niUrrats. Adrrss l.. TITUS Central valley orange
oubty ". \.
BOARD at GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, \, Y
- House open from May l. JAMIE '" 'eor"
BOARDING in the COUNTRY for CHI
- DHEN from 10 years old Ahdr ~ 4 NJ III lf"uis"'
Kings Bridge oah, or at91 2 adaNe
DOARDtRS WANTED.-Any one wishing
hoard in private family ear ind sood conn , IONS NJ
A. L. wATfI~ East Dr-@ VI, one m'' IRON Depot
COUNTRY BOARD from Nav 1.-LOeaton
qu e. retired heaHhy and remarkably Pheasant sparo'
SS"s iSr @ 20 siS1es T. i 6UBl
COUNTRY BOARD.-Elrg giant farm and noun
Railway: ItsssS7 week Oh lra hail grss hstr Sse
drss =. is saddle Ssr p Co. nj
II .SIRABLE ROOMS with tirst-ellss BOARD,
~ now bo engssed BY Gs99 3r Gr p manf MENU,
nt,in ar large eoas' ere ~ !I s.re eS Name and
Grove sts, East Orange, n. J.
lNE of the finest nlaees to spend the Sum
" wer On the hg andr ~ HoIatrs. Ne"-'srsr rn
Ss Eao ta9 a. "'s SNtI, 1' SsP feather Bank
= re- ~ Tor prrnsr.ttiI Sas, r.rt Cd n T.
DARrIGS l,oking for II good COUNTRY
l ION may be- accommodated with BARD api ROOM ?,
irg. NY 10 IT, y a. r,ss tn,s Of c
"nI Ply; - h,s-1 - v.t tS ~ xirss p O. Ror
h., Fruehoh, Grcene CO., y. Y.
VERY desirable accommodations and first
,lss~ ROAku be al for stasoa M twelve weeks
tom t,e 2ith OF Jane at M0fstVSnNJ Address D. BOX
CID PR MONTH will pay the BOARD OF
- III IN the country wh re 1t viii have mother
ere Of rf'rr'- given ard reeure'l Adir'ss dfs T.
care Of ". II. dl-, 202 broadway
Board and Rooms Wanted.
DY GENTLEMAN. engaged in a Seminary,
ID ROARDina family willing take French essois AZ
part II rNl ers's y. b.. Tribune Oihe"
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For Boys AMI Young Men-country.

BOARDING SCHOOL at Wilton. Conn.-
Homo essfort< healthy oeatlont ,uo4ieat. Al
~ AUGUSTUS WHITLOSk-
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-12-09
The Navy RepOrt.

Secretary Robeson's report Of naval service
for the year shows that the number Of ves-
sells Of every class and description now borne
on the navy register is 147, carrying 1,l95
guns, and 152, 492 tons measurement. Some
Of these are sailing vessels, of little or no
value asa part Of the efficient force for
either cruising or fighting purposes OF the
present day. Steam vessels, as distinguished
from ironclads or torpedo ships, number %,
of which 20 are tugs; Of the remainder, IS
are ready for use when required. Our iron
clad feet consists of 26 vessels, II Of the
Monitor type, 2 torpedo ships, and never
launched. Details are given of the opera
tons of the fleet on each Of the six stations.
The Secretary has the following TO say
upon the condition Of the Navy:
It Is gratifying 10 be able TO say the Navy
is now stronger oil in more efficient condf-
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ton than II ever has been at any time since
the commencement OF your administration.
IL is not very strong in numbers, nor in the
classes of its ships, but what there are of
them are In as good condition as IL 10 prac-
ticable to keep such materials of war, under
the various and trying conditions to which
they are in the nature of their service con-
stantly exposed. A far larger proportion
than usual OF our wooden ships are ready for
service. Our iron.clad feet is efficient, our
store-houses are fairly stocked with ord
nance, equipments and supplies, and we
have on hand fair supply Of the best ma
terial for the building and repair Of ships.
The service has been placed In this state of
efficiency, compared with what existed
few years ago, by utilizing, except In the
case OF eight sloops built under a special APP
preparation, what could be spared from cur
rent appropriations, and from appropria-
tons made during the Cuban emergency,
and applying these means practically and
steadily toward pnttipg what was worth saw
ing OF the navy, as 1t existed, In as perma-
nent, good condition as the state OF the ships
and means at command permitted. The
wisdom of this policy is, l think, illustrated
by the strength of our position to-day. 1t
would also be well, think, II Congress
repairs to the five double turreted monitors,
since, when they are finished according to
present design, our iron-clad fleet will be
much more powerful, and they are, while
undergoing repairs, useless for any present
purpose, and the process OF repairing them
out of what can be spared from current APP
preparations, not only cripples the depart.
ment in all its other operations, but Is, of
course, very slow. With these added to 1t
our iron.clad force would, for purposes of
defense, present a very substantial barrier
to anything which would cross the seas and
attempt to enter our ports.
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BURNETr's COCAINE. See Advertisement
scHENcK,s MANDRAKE PILLS


Will be found to possess those qualities necessary to
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calomel, mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and
to he destructive in the extreme to the
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arrangements without salvation or any other Of the
injurious effects of calomel other poisons. The
secretion of tho bile is promoted by these pills, as
will be by the altered color OF the stools, and
ppearing of the sallow complexion and cleansing
of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box OF
pills.
Prepared only by J. II. schenck q Son, at their
principal Office, corner Sixth and Arch Streets,
Philadelphia, and for sale by all druggists and
dealers. Price, rs cents per box.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-12-09
A Famous Medical Institution.
TEFan. Tho Nhtca no Ttu.aa

The name of DIR. II. V. Pierce, of Buffalo,
N. Y, has become as familiar to the people
all over the country as "household words"
His wonderful remedies, his pamphlets and
books, and his large medical experience,
have brought him into prominence and given
him solid reputation. The Times, In the
present issue, presents whole.page COM
munication from DIR. Pierce, and our readers
may gain from IL some idea of the vast pro-
portions of his business and the merits OF his
medicines. He has at Buffalo mammoth
establishment, appropriately named "The
Worlds Dispensary," where patients are
treated, and the remedies compounded.
Here nearly hundred persons are employed
in the several departments, and a corps Of
able and skilled physicians stand ready to
alleviate the suffering, of humanity by the
most approved methods. These physicians
are in frequent consultation with DIR. Pierce,
and their combined experience Is brought to
bear on the successful treatment on obstinate
cases. The Doctor Is man of large medi-
cal experience, and his extensive knowledge
of materla medica has been acknowledged
by presentations Of degrees from two OF the
first Medical Colleges In the land.
II you would patronize Medicines, scien.
tifically prepared by skilled Physician and
Chemist, use DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines.
Golden Medical Discovery is nutritious,
tonic, Alternative and blood-cleansing, and an
unequaled Cough Remedy; Pleasant Purga.
tive Pellets, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, constitute an agreeable and reliable
physic; Favorite Prescriptions, remedy for
debilitated females; Extract OF Smart Weed,
a magical remedy for Pain, Bowel Com
plants, and an unequaled Eminent for both
human aud horse-Aesb; while his DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy Is known the world over as
the greatest specific for Catarrh and Cold
In the Head ever given TO the public. They
are sold by Druggists.
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believed the deficiency for that year will be
very much less than the estimates. Basing
the estimate of the revenues at the smallest
amount and of the expenditures at the
largest, an increase is shown ON the percen-
tage of the deficiency Of only 10 $1,000
the percentage Of the deficiency of last year
over that of its predecessor.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-12-09

The BIanufheture OF Pianos as Ripley, o.,
has grown into notable industry, and one
of special interest to the West. Since its
establishment, five years ago, the Ohio Valley
Piano Company has turned out upwards Of
eighteen hundred finished pianos, and will
this year make five hundred. About one
hundred men are employed, and every part
Of the piano is made In the factory. In
labor-saving machinery; in organization of
the work and facilities for its production in
the general intelligence and knowledge of
the workmen, and In quality of the work pro-
duced, this establishment compares favor
ably with the best Eastern manufactures,
while in economy, in cost of material and
production, 1t has advantages not enjoyed in
the Fast
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-12-09

On. Tu-syE says: ut is unnecessary for me 20
enumerate the diseases for which vegettne should
be used know Of no disease which will not admit
complaints are. caused by poisonous secretions in
system ~ the use Of the Veaetase. When the
blood Is. perfectly cleansed the disease rapidly
Yield, ~ pS ,r es.,s healthy action Is promptly
The remarkable cures effected " vegetine have
induced many physic ane and apothecaries whom we
know 70 prescribe and II In their own families.
IN fact; vsgetsne y The best remedy yet di.cey,
yet placed before the public. Sold w all Druessts
and dealers everywhere. ahet .