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Manhood, How Lost, How Restored


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Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits. induced By
e!findulgence Of sexual Extravaganza, dc.
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The celebrated author, IN this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty gears sue
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Of self-dduse may be radically cured soithout Ae
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application Of The knife; pointing out a mode Of
euro at once simple, certain, and e6SctnoL By
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his condition may cure himself cheapty prieately,
and Radically.
rY" This Lecture Should be IN Me hands of
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address the Publishers,
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a[lewcil oil benz UerFu4len &eumatismus
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Sud- Der Ndtur,

cntbaftenb t48 Sliien NIB cine atnsabl idSner
@tbilpunsei. Sebe ptrlca teiber @sI6ls6te,
unt bauptia9lid folds bic Az beiratbtn bsabIGti-
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Al leben unb bic araft bss MauneS nd ~ srbalten,
ionic bic Grbaltuns Der WeibltGteit. Qgie men
lhSiie uub sefunoe 4intsr taben fam.
@erstltHer @atb unt piele bepSbrte Reeepis
fir bic gprfummniHe III Der erfen ysricbe he's
eteIihen 9ebens. Wirb i~crataitig S~erlisselt an
hgeip cine Nbreie fir 25 GtS perIantt M6reiire
DR.. Jacques, Central Medical Institute, T05
Chestnut Str. st. Louis Mo.
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d.. WHITTIER.

GIT st. Charles Stra6e ct. QouiS
Gin Shil Ter smeitr mebiliniiber Snititute, inb
bat zine lGngere yrariS IN ter gcbantluna
Iypbililher unb frpnilher. 1ranfteiten aIs iraenb
Gin nntersr arit III ct. eouis; pie aus ten
~eortisen 9lattern si erftbrn unb vie ft bic
Glts FEN Ginppbntr s%rirnern.
Ollie iDpbilitildcn &ranf6eiten
-unb 6plsen BON merfarial aranfbeitrn tperSet
fiber unb nit unerbSrtem Grfols tsbanbelt, nod
ben telen m,bisinii9en @utoritdtsn. Strifts
Iisfrstion. Spern,atcrrbota, Shpade unb llit.
f%ihisteit in 5olse jusensli6cr StlbfbcFednna,
Musidwrifuns in lpGtfrrn Sabrtn ober ancsrsii
llriadsn. fptlde natfebente llsbel aur lpIae
bateu: MQgemtiie SGtpdte, fhmaheS Sebper-
mTssn. sci6wShtes @ebdbtni6, Sant. gusidlSse,
abneieuns sseen 5rnuen-G eltai6aft, 0stanisa-
@crwirruaG WsitIrbtsfd,pa6s, 8 c, bic tine
ln9Iidiide Gbe CUR Jelss baten pbsr pitislbe
galiS inrlR9llt iidtenL iperern elusrbaft aeteilt.
Vonipblct lbs StiienI auf cbises b~esiebenb, in
Serllsstitfn ernrerts fit aipei goa StempeI.
COMPUTATION IN meiner Stice ctcr brieIid
frei; 0Ec rs unteausm il ,ur gsbantlina nact
cfr Stntt III fpmmrn, ipertrn Meti,intn psr
GrprtS5 resr Vclt s%crfantt. 99c Ssitura mSa-
lid pirb eWIelts e~arantirt; bel ,mrifelbafts,t
bIllsn irirS hrs Gtiaat. 'Sfire StunSen ron
Q llbr Born. bis 7 llbr stsubs. Ssnntnss spn
Il bis | llbr.
Yampblet al iracnb cine sIbreic fir ,lpei
@entS.
ManHbarfcit "H'' f fsr i !. ss'''''e'
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Belize in ueriieaelten l1midlaa fir 20rts.
@antarftit uns 9SeiMitfeit in ItutIR in tinaa
5eft ilufrirt %far15etS. y
6eirdtDS $50 e'it'n
sFa4'''' 'H'i'r''''"'n TuDrer.
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llehcl 30 fsrsrifi,en trem nab benz veben iiter
%irlaenee GtasnifGnre: Vrr lcl b~sirafben, ,rer
nibi, parua, Z eas ridtias Nlter ,um nriratbsn.
s0er suerit ~btirhtbtt, Warntarfeif, @eitlidiit,
pbyliiher gcrfat. lie 8olaen ets 9SIibats
une tcr Nusihweifunacn. gYer beiratkt en- 5plte.
| ySic yttfn ltns Slid Al erbaItrn. unb pielt
antere @egcnitiltte. Vile bic AZ beiratben beab-
litt gtu, lollt.n oeS Bud leirn. 1865 3.
Rnd einer lsb.nslGn0liheu 4yrariS bebauttc
i'd aus moraliider lleberseuauno, ta6 es pe,t.
alien ertpatftnrn perlruen aelrIen tptrten ipafe
unb eann YsridloIen. rS 1plie nidt btrumIisaeu
pcer p~erlcreu tperben, ba fs sines ipateren eeIens
wcrtt III. Us eatbilt baS bette Der mrbiaiuiiben
e~iteratlt hub 10 fir ifpsn Der Is list jsbnmaI
BEN 0oneIprtis rertt.
popularr MlsBate, ta51tlte ,pie sttn ater MIR
papter tefel $50 Stitsn fir 80 Gtnta PER 9,on.
Giai9lfer 5ilbrer III Nmerifa. Wan ~aereIirc nit
Seiiisan9 brs tttr. Yetragfs
DR.. Whittier, f.f,.
6l7 st, Charles street. st. Louis, Mo.
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Nedt," eriuiberte Ser Serr nit unsrfddt.
terIider &ube, Gsr ipiI iid ebsn Gin,
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Sdulmobel, beifebeno aus Suite unb
Sibtn, bic id nod in eutem 8uitnnb Be.
fnecn nno jebt I'M SduIbaufe sa Ser
mann ifeben, Sn perfaufen.
6. D.Gitaen.
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Srlb adlein.
Sc neioifder 0as Sdidial bas Slid uns
9eraubt,
Sc bober 9chcben oas trobi9e Saupt !
Sc 9rimmiser bic Seinbe, ie mddlieer Ser
Mutb
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Sc bofer oas @etter, lie beit'e er berS ders!
Sc sifser Die adIte, ie parmer oas Sers !
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Sc iproSer Die Dame il berger Ser SUP !.
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Meparaturen an Mdbmofebinen

u%Iiisrssttneter mS6te hermit has pe,ebrte
yublitnm bsnaHritten, bab sr 3eparatiren an
aaer Mrt Wdbmai9inen unternimmt, anb baB CT
In, Stanee II, irseub trsl&en fsblenben cher psr>
traudbtsn Sbeil biQis az liefern. ia Nisnanb
i'm Tcrhns iagen fann ipie pisl i2eit unt Miibe
Is fcifet tine Mal9ine In sanstaren 3uitanb au
ieben, 10 be. etnst or fir lsine 3eit 50 Gents PR
SthnSs une nsus Ibsils srtra.
". 8. 5afenritteG
, 1876-12-17
THE PERFECTION or BATHING.

Tho improvements in and about the Palmer
House have attracted more than ordinary atten-
tton to that hostlcrY OF late, and now comes DR..
A. B. McChesney With still further innovations,
Indispensable to the comforts Of mankind. I'm
der the hotel proper, with an entrance on Mon
rpe street, DR.. McChesney has established .
bath, one most complete in its details. It is
probably one Of the largest, and certainly
one of the finest, establishments in
the country; and combining us it
does all the improvements Is now most perfect.
The Gas, stcam-ftters, and plumbers have about
finished, and the carpenters have completed
their work. There are about thirty apartments,
forty hardwood doors, and the sash and panel
work appears to be almost infinite with 2 600 feet
Of ground and cut glass. The rooms will be car
pctcd with Wilton or Body Brussels, and the
furniture, green and maroon plush, reflected
from the best plate mirrors, reaching from the
floors TO the ceiling. The plunges IN the Turk
ish department, the Russian baths and the
from artesian wells, and the swimming-baths
for ladies and gentlemen will be kept at sum
mer temperature. With these limits as to what
the baths will be, it is commended to the public,
and will be opened during the holidays.
, 1876-12-17
TRAP-SHOOTING.
SMALL SHOT.

The members OF the Audubon Club meet at their
c]ub~roon, McCormck's Block, every Monday and
Thursday evenings, for social recreation.
For some time the Superiority badgc OF the old
Kenpicott Club has been held by Mr. Abncr Price,
nuchalltn.cd and undisturbcd; but at last Mr.
Pr;re has been called upon to defend it, John
Kleinnann being the challenger.
Inst Thursday's shoot at Dexter Park for the
Audubon Club diamond badge was won oy Chatles
Straight at thirty yards, English rules: This IS the
flrst itmc Nlr. Morris has held the emblem :. II;
us! J. Kle!n2nw 9 = anS e. af!'1 e. weoS
!: 6. Mcars and 6. Kern, 8; G. Smith and W.
Crow, ).
A mitch is being arranged between ten men re-
siding On the Calumet and ten members OF the
Chicago Glib TG Grmsf %sn mn' oe W.. ReeTes
FEIorcnz Bonner, a. II. Decker, u: Hustler, Lewis
Hcislcr, George Kleinman,. Tim Harding. and !.
Gh;caro ten viii be, but Fred Taylor, 7. W. Will
mnrth' and Charles Willard, arc among those men
Ho,,od The match will tako place ut DecSef9'
Dec FL.
Considerable comment was excitod during iees
week by rather indefinite telegram from ,an san
francisco announcing that Bugardus had bcen
hcstsn by local shot Tho following dispatch, to
the New York Herald Of the 18th gives some addi-
tional facts:
Caut gogazdus and Crittendcn Robinson champion 10.
Of California; shot pigeon match 1t 9aSland Park eo
aag for uaas! Sf 5e
ESo sngic hrss Eobt itty: oTlnE lq e 70
M Sa 9sf eSsi kosson
Sn.E re s5Sh asd ESsos
strongly n fnG9r IS s Df deo9ons aRansi
S,aeaS @ere q qpoa
sa te Fe I'LL Z S
BIZ sG! Mo1s % hse
ms5c sdsf III bss1e ne ea
a IN fatFer r Icst of their skill may be expected.
, 1876-12-17
OTHER SPORTS.

Tho much-dfscussed main between Chicago and
Eastern cocks seems no nearer to being fought than
It wasa a week ago. The latest proposition comes
from Dean Wilson, Of Buffalo, and Dan Anhone5'
of Rochester, who have, up to this time, mani
tested good deal OF willingness to talk' out no1
much desire to put up. They now want an Allow
.nce Of s10o tor expenses it they fight in Indiana.
Jcrry Monroe who will represent Chicago u the
T6ain is fouaht, said yesterday that he WIS ABOUT
t;rei Of SO much talk without any action; NC
would Riva 500 for expenses Il me matca % ~
fonrht in Indiana, and, now that pc haa agfeseo
tn a1l t.,a: the othes side hsd ASKED ne wan'ea
datc xei for the fight else that the o1ae1 sue
Should close up anI back ont
GA5TaoPHoL1sM.
A we'll known saoon-keeper 81 TINS cls5 - uIen
tn back himself against any glntton IN the cty ios
s1DG to $500 side to eat more than any CUmst- .e
har none Particulars may be obtained at ClaJ'gn
4 WillIama' cigar store, No. u haa1son eNGet.
viii hardly be worth any mans while 70 apply u
less be Gun eat two breakfasts, no0n alnneI ahnSn,
o'cIoak dinner, supper, tea, and late SHACK o1
stew and dozen fried.
FOOTBALL.
The uupropihous weather hns prevented tne
chicago Football Club from playing as many
practice and match games az WAS INTENDED. a.
soon us the weathe, betomes suttable thele W. "
speedy revival Of this sport. ChaliengEs nav =
f,een received from Ann ArboE, Milwaukee. Hsans
ton. and several other places where 1905 oaA e4noe
have been Organized.
, 1876-12-17
OTHER SOCIETIES.

10. OF.
Tomorrow evening new Encampment, 10. 2,
T. o. o. F.. will be instituted at the hall Of Silver
Link Lodge, on the corner Of Blue Island avenue
and Fourteenth street. Many prominent members
Of the Order will be present, and ali Encampment
members arc cordially invited
Tcmplar Lodge No. 40, I. 0. o. F., elected the
following officers foz the ensuing term: John Nc
Carthy, n. G.; Joseph Hanger Y. g., E. Deltsch,
Rec. Sec. -: Bodenchitz, Per. Sec; L. n. An
drews, Treasurer; Trustees. y: G: Mcclure.
Emanuel Hartman, J. Hinkle, II. .coFcoran, J.
Deitach.
At meeting OF Ransom Post, No. /, Il. A. r.,
at their headquarters, Dec. IL, the following ofl-
GERS were elected for the ensuing ye4r: Com
nander; T. J. Nook'S. Y; G. i: 4 Paska1d; J.
L. 4. Treat; r. % Surgeon II. il. Hess, Il. D.. ;0. D..
". II. Wright: O. g., James Donahue::, Dele
gates to state E2sampuent at Ottawa, ILL., "a; Ian
- at the regular meeting OF Gen. George A. Custer
Post No: 40, 6. a. L., hold Tuesday evening,
ensuing year: F. e. .Vicrling, Commander; J. J.
Higgins, S. V. Com. Philip Punch. J. V. Com. +;
George 4: Elton: Q9artermastsF; T. John Goggin'
Adj. Mich Mariga, Q: D.; 3, T. Wakeman' Chap
lain; D. b. Kenyon. o. G.
FoKEsTERs.
Court Centennial. No. Q. Independent Order Of
Foreste,s, was Only instituted Wednesday evening
following officers were duly elected and Installed:
Dr.. F. nj. Wilder. c. r.; ,. 3. Rice. '. 9. Il.
tary; II. R. Vanderbogert, $: "; 4. D. Russ, j.
W. William Moore, S. D, "; P. Ralie, ]. B.;
A Masonic meeting was held yesterday at No.
pendent Foresters WAS formed. The following
named gentlemen elected Us officers: c. r.,
pr.. il. Wilder; '. g. r., 4. Rice; Treasurer
H. Il. Vanlcsbogcrt; J. ", 4. B. Russell; s. B.
William bloore:J j. B., William +. Kalfe. The
organization starts ont with membership OF about
l40. This Is the third independent court estab.
lished in Chicago.
, 1876-12-17

ofe Sot Il front position which he maintained gal
sess sroea
o It @ saen 81 s Sa,e @ VS. 70 hs
As A. tie m aftcrno9n advansed the ball began ra2:
at,ng influence Ind upon CrosslnEd who kept s7rtnting
sf3:
IL g. sft; esyc 1tg keeR a n
Piased 70 II. srcd tie m:anti:as Cross'snd Gf Ed
q
e. sssas 9ssh
r. %ss f. i S;s:ssaS ies %ss
next few miles nothing noteworthy occurred. 10th iacn
oa Saya Il
xssa s Ga % aat t sss ss$ S @ ssn5ssS x
to turn Il: md On making bis appearance at
s nsses tt ead That a t1 w;
1Sx a. Gna BE- became ard TIC msn
ia|!!y Sss% ss{ ~ bsrnx IL atiernooa cross!aad
and whea il lid Covered IS nil les, at 3h s7,a MI Is:
ST 49, 'SR wasa fSs ss ss s safsa e @ s:
es @ 81 5sn IT,: 5, Both 9TH, men now vent IN TT long
h ~! wHoa wSfHsans a
Rssf a
;s dsnss assa
hc had left o5s miles and laps In the rear. After
an lntcrval ot twelve minutes he came again, and
to draw further ahead, At q quarter past !,
NIL in SIearg sye ns aea exy s
t. ~ "a but the former wcn5 o. he Eac after
1tile less than fourteen miles when tho American
came on At sixteen minutes TO 8. Crosalan5. who
naancE, st! reduced the gap between himsc. ind his
opponent and te t'ercnlean efforts which he M. fora
5c.vd s9nsdcrInG thc 4isedvaatasfs under which hs
miles at t 37.lIn. 3asec began to reel about the
tra:k In Z horcless manner and: after walking lap
pain Thar he had the least chance OF catching
OLea-y, who wa:!1cd until 1oh. l5rn.. when Tom
he was quite satisfied ana that had occasion
2s4 m:lcs lap End aitcr nnis!ng walking hc made
short aud appropriate spcc2 In which he stated that
Q.nin5t.
, 1876-12-17
FROM THE ORIENT.

The finest display Of rare Chinese vases, painted
and decorated ware, real Japanese ]acquercd jew
cl-casket glove and other fancy boxee' ever open.
cd in Chicago will be found Tomorrow <Aonday)
at the auction rooms Of Messrs. Ellison, Poneroy
s. Co.. 81 and SO Randolph street. Many or the
former patrons of there sales will appreciate this
special effort by attending the sake. which COM
mences Ut 10 a. m. on Monday. The collection OF
real Turkish and Persian rugs is very largo and
inc. The whole to be sold without limit or re-
serve. We advise our readers to attend the open"
ing sale. Sec advertisement in another column.
, 1876-12-17

yoted ,ste upon. ana hence it Is foyor worseNto say
Is to give the absolute denial to this malicious
statement, the League changed its const,tut on SO
n taat club could gct in at any time before the pluy
pray what would tie ciipps1 6are k aslcd: ''DsD'
SAVING tnas opened the campaign Of E,endacYous
lro masc y Is fair to ex2ect continuance. Il it
s.oMs N intensity. or even maintains the degree
sc1 IN the sample 1t will become the most wonder
ful calunlny Of tho age.
QUESTION AND ANSWER
asks which Of the two cuhs- Hartford or St. Louis
-sas awarded second place in the championship
@aae h. grows out ot mistake
!ano curing tAc session Of the League. IIo tclc-
Eraphed that the demand for forfeiture mnde by
Directory; but he was mistaken on that point, Lhc
vote standing two and two on the question. The
award was, therefore, made on the basis OF u1l
only forty Ave. ''3'1'~ 49, ''~%'' 1NA "'A
A corrcsdondent calling himself t'Sine asks
II tne League, or the Directory thereof, took any
Louis clubs upon the grounds OF the latter, Aug.
Fl Inst lie is informed that the subject was nut
brought up By the club which had the grievance.
St. Louis Club was 50 thoroughly ashamed OF tho
conduct of young Walker on that occasion, that
1hey declined to apply for the judgment to which
his decision would II it had been sustaincd-cn-
titled them; As TAG record exists, therefore,
the game will be counted ~ II was finished.
FROZEN u.
"A letter to the Clipper from Lynn, Mass, says
that Cummings, late OF the Hartfords, will play
with the Live Oaks OF Lynn, next year. This is
undoubtedly a nlisapprehens:on-to use mild
word.
There is project on foot for the establishment
OF stock company by the Actives OF Heading. Pa-
Grounds hare been secured and the work Of fencing
and improving will be commenced at m "r-'y date.
The following players arc likely tc = s;aFea:
Fields, Warren, Goodman, Heifett, Dill u, .ssler.
and James.
There is good reason for saying that George Hall,
the strongest batsman among the selders Of this
country, will go to St. Louis next year. The
Demonstrating management have also engaged
one Of the best cachcrs in this country, whose
name will shortly be announced.
The announcement in those columns last week
that Ady, OF last years Chicasos, wnntl probably
play in Cincinnati next seuson, is confirmed By the
signing Of the contracts during the week. Tho Sc
lection is an emincntly Nne one for the club, as
Addy Is of the harlcst-workn3 and most faith
full, cheerful men in the League. His batting
o-d is above the average. aud his fielding very
good.
papcy published In thie city has aicnrious, md
not entirely honest, habit OF avoiding thc news OF
the gamc and publishing nothing in its bail coltmn
but assertions TINT 1t did, certain day in 18Th
thereby, take the ground thct has sine: Eeen
curicd by League enactment. This is, Of course,
Of little moment aud il moreover q safe thing to
do inas1nuch es file OF the paper is kept outside
the publication office; still it seems rather small
oukine7sI0r men to indulge in. - told you SO
ne1cr gained anybody either money or credit.
, 1876-12-17

Abe Lipman, the Clark-strcet pawnbroker, will
sell at auction tomorrow morning at 10 O'CLOCK. at
William A. Buffers & Co. g auction rooms, Nos.
11s and 120 Wabash avenue, d number of gold and
silver Watches diamonds gold sets. chains, opera
c1asses, etc. All these goods are due and unre-
deemed pledges. Every article IS Of frst-rate
quality, and unique OF its kind, This is splendid
opportunity for getting Christmas presents cheap
Some Of the finest bargains in tewcsy arc obtained
at Mr. Lipman's clearance sales. It will pay any
ono in want Of articles Of personal adornment to
attend to-morrows sale, the quantity to be dis
posed of is unusually large the articles more than
ordinary excellence, both as regards material and
workmanship.
, 1876-12-17
F3NF F}{RNIHJRE,

The display for the holidays Of the Wakefield
rattan furniture, consisting Of work baskets,
chairs, soas, cribs armoires, etageres, brackets.
etc., at Colby s. Wirts', GIT and 21o State street,
is complete In addition to these goods can be
found exquisite designs in Swiss and Japanese
goods. This firm are agents for the Utility ad-
jusable game and quilting taole 30 celebrated in
New York. An inspection will insure ready
eh1n
, 1876-12-17
o;oacerning Sports Both In and:
Out Of Season.
Relating Principally to Baseball
and Fast Horses.
list Of Players Engaged for Next
Years Mines.
Curious Facts About the
"Terror Of the West"
jackson, the Horse-sharp, Again
Given an Airing.
H. NJ; ;nora Dallas <rsor - Qro
n1sary, the Chicago Pedes trian, Sue
cess in England.
The Latest and Freshest Sporting Intel
ligonce Of ALI Kinds
B.-B.
NEXT TEARS MINES.


Several inquiries having been made By letter and
.,h.rse Is to an exact list OF ol the players en-
tced for next ycar in the League clubs, the neccs-
~ facts have been gathered, and in the following
nj be- found the name Of every man now known
IN be under contract Several other men have
Nm 1t different times engaged. but afterwards re-
l,,.td. and still larger number have been sub
;rcts d newspaper rumor, and reported engng ged
rtbont reference to the truth. The following
1i,ts we're given BY the officers OF the clubs, and
~ therefore, correct
, 1876-12-17
FRANK GAVEGAN'S,

There will be an enjoyable "opening y at No.
455 State street tomorrow, Mr.. frank Gavegan
being now ready to supply his friends with the
choicest Of whisky, wine, liquors, cigars, ETC., to
be found in all Chicago.
, 1876-12-17

At Pardridge's III aud 11o State street, Will De
exhibited to- morrow. Monday, from 10 to CLOCK
large stock Of dne diamonds. Buyers OF holiday
presents should not fail to see these goods, ~ they
are from bankrupt stock and offered very low.
, 1876-12-17
MFRScHA1lM GOODS.

E. Hoffmsn III East Madison street, the we'll
known importer Of nerschaum goods and smokers'
articlce has received large invoice of the above
mentioned goods, which he will open this week.
and sell at prices to suit the times. Everything
a6apted for holiday presents.
, 1876-12-17
SFE THF new ONE.

All owncrs OF old Wheeler q Wilson sewing
machines should call at the Office, 155 State street,
and sec the new No. s. The Company aFc pre-
pared to exchange with all their old customers on
very reasonable terms and give them new machine
still better than the old and far tn advance of any
other,
, 1876-12-17
CAUTION.

Don't buy until yon hear him sing, a. many pur-
chasers have been deceived by buying female for
male BIRDS We recommend the New York Bird
Store. c5 Madison street, where the best imported
Canary birds sold At s. apiece, and every bird
warranted.
, 1876-12-17
TIE SPARkIERS.

Tomorrow Nondny) will exhibit from 10 D. m.
to3p. N. large stock OF diamonds. Buyers Of
holiday presents should examine our stock before
purchasing, a. they will save about hall the'r
money. C. ". d E. Partridge d Co., liz and llo
State street.
, 1876-12-17
k0nFCFPT10H.

Dr.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts, Vani'la,
lemon, ETC. arr put up in bottles Of full measure
containing nearly one half more than Others pur-
porting to contain the same quantity
, 1876-12-17

Lodge, No. 100, A, F. and 1. n, at Freemason>s
Lall, r. Monroe street American Express Building,
Thursday evening, Tor election Of officers and pay,
ment OF dues Members of this lodge arc expected
to be present a. business OF importance Is to be
transacted. Visitors cordially invited to meet
, 1876-12-17

WHY so FOOLISH; LADIES AND GENTS,
and throw away clothing that with Cook & McLafn
skil1ful dyeing cleaning, or repairing are mace
1ear1v newt Address them 80 Dearborn street, 93
or 281 West Madison street.
, 1876-12-17

how TIE ATHLETICS TAkE IT.
The PHILADELPHIA Mercury, organ Of the Athletic
Club, thus plans the future OF that organization
on&.tde of the Leanue:
, 1876-12-17
GREAT
BARGAINS.

1000 Ladies' all-wool Beaver Clocks at $6,
81, and So, worth $40. sl2, and IL: a,7.
500 Iad1es' nll-wool Beaver Clonhs, Biz
and Fur Trimmed, at So, 50. $40, and $l1,
former price from = 12 to $18.,
500 Ladies' extra long Ch1nchl1la beaver
Cloaks 81 S14 md SIG.
500 Ladies' Gerrnania and Matalasse Beaver
Oiosks, elegantly trimmed IN SIZE and
Fur, nt SIS, $40, $25, and S3o' worm
from S25 to E45.
, 1876-12-17

400 Sets Genuine Mink MuR and Boa at So,
u. and So, worth from Slo 70 -; poa
ct SIS and $40: 70
50 Sets French Seal MuR and Boa at SO, So,
SO aets Genuine London-dyed Beaver Muf
and Bon at $40 and S19, worth $15 and
$l8.
$3.50, worth $40.