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Address
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scntcnniailtics.

A glass case NJ electric cells from the
Senegal aud the Nile are In the Egyp-
tim department
Thr exhibits from the Cooper Union
have hpen promptly rut in their places
In the WuIncn's building
For the uniform price " h1 ceuis pas
srngrls arc carried in tho Philadelphia
hacks o any part Of the city
The coat of-arms of California aud
Nevada will rmbrllish the build
inu erected by the Pacific slope com
iuitlee.
The ere IN the Hebrew restaurant are
lighted and thrcurling smoke gives pre-
munuiun of mama to bc prepared alter
the Nusair manner,
The magnificent gas chandeliers that
Lave Just been placed In Memorial ll'll
Rrr worthy Of the eplandid budding
The largest weighs 4,O0O pounds.
The Taudsduwne rayine IS the most
ravishmgly beautiful aud romantic spot
nn the grounds Here music for the
million viii he dispersed.
The dcrutation Of prominent husi-
ness men nom Missouri, who have been
'uspecting the grounds aud buildings,
were astuui-hed and delighted wi.h al
they saw
4 coucuursp for tna care OF the inn
mense humber Of horses and carriages
chat will cuntpgatc at the Exhibition
is to be established on a plot OF ground
near the Main building.
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DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS.

Contains the latest News from all parts of IN
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latest COmmercIal news-correct and fun Mar
t0r.als on Carcent TOpics-Personal and State
News Correspondent and Nntes Of rravel-
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The Signs Of Madness in DOgs-Rcad
and Preserve.

Tue British Mrdicel journal calls at
tention TO the measures recommended
Ivy the Council Of Ilygiene,of Bordeaux,
for the better Protection of the people
ngainst the dangers vi hydrWhubla.
The madness OF dogs has a pe:iod which
is prpmonitOry and harmless. j these
periods were generally known the dogs
could he put ont OF the way before they
become dangerous. On this subject the
Council of Hygiene has issued the fol-
lowing instructions
A snort iiule sometimes two days
after madness has seized dog IL creates
SYMPTOMS in the animal which it is in.
dispeu-aOie 10 recognize
/. There is agitation ami restless
ness, and the Dog turns himself coutinu-
ally in his kennel II he is at liberty
hr rors and comes, and seems to be
seeking then lie remains motionIesN,
as if waiting then starts, bites the air,
as if he would catch a Ilv, and dasheS
Iimself bowling aud barking, against
the wall. The voice of his master dis
sipates these halIucinations, the dog
.oGeys. but slowly, with hesitation, as
# with regret.
2. lie does not try to bite he is
g-ntle, even afiectionate, an a. eats,
drinks, but gnaws his litter, the end of
curtains, the padding of cushions, the
cOvefIids of the beds, carpets, &c.
3 BY the movement of his paws
about the sides OF his open mouth, one
might think he was trying to free his
throat OF bone.
>. His voice undergOes such change
that it is impossible not to be struck by
it.
G. The dog hegin~ to fight with other
dogs. This is decidedly Characters
tic sign if the dog be generally peace
full.
The three symptoms last mentioned
indicate an advanced period OF the dis
ease, and that the dog may become dan
gprous at any moment if immediate
measures are not taken. it Is best to
chain him up at once, or, better still, to
Kill him.
The Boston Medical aud Surgical
Journal suggests that this advice be in
serted at least once a year in the public
papers. 1t would seem particularly de
sirable and practicable that these rules
should be printed on the backs Of the
notices and receipts for GGg taxes
These excellent measures ought to be
generally adopted
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Matters of Interest.

old bells can be made as good as new ones
Old bellies can't.
when DO two ard two not make folr7 When
tlev stand Tor twentv.tWo.
When parents yield NJ their daughters in
marriage they do It with mss.givngs.
If YOU wish Tor money, send postal card to
the man that owes you, and the hing is dun.
"A typograrhical error-An IGNORANT youth
attempting TO learn the printing trade.
The letter o" Is called the most charitable
Of ali tile Al lhabet, because II j. found Oitene,
than any other III doing good"
When she struck him over the head with
tin dipDCr for irving TO kiss her he called II
+" lhe tintlInaOulation OF the belle"
--Splkins SAYS thtre are two wavs In which
" inir lat. ana lorty' makes iiset cJuspieIOus.
VIZ. IT'S waste OF stghs, and It's slze Ut wnlsL
-" Cemetery is the name oil n new staten on
the stony Creek rgllruad. All % dead heads
are expected TO get on at tins station.
A Perks county farmer ha. moved with the
same 20 the for thirty i've years, 'tis SAID, and
he expects to use IL un II he Is no mower.
Topic: Geological discussion Principal
was 1t colder nr warme, hundred yeas u.o
than AT presentW Pupil honestly" real y
dom, recOllect sif.
"a correspondent entered an office and &C.
FUSED the coupnsitor of not having punctuatcd
ms Communication. when the lypo earnestly re
phed; "I'm nOu pointer I'm setter.'
There was good Detroit hoy who told his
father that he W29d e1y ,Sbsa ~ y pSny na ne ae
RAINY for good boys TO be out.
--FhiliD Bosand has been convicted in Berks
county OF buInlng his own barn u obtain the
insurance money. He was convicted on The
= testiTaOny OF mis- blOther-n-law, who turned
suites i0enGo. a
"A little girl in Chester county while Playing
in a'aane was struck on the head by o Stone
thfOwn over the fence, by u boy, from garden,
Her skull wDs frActufed and she dled III q few
days. AZ ~ . . la .ht
Josiah Hittenbaum. OF Womelsdorf, Berks
countyi into whose breast Dnoh Ok was
plunged last November, is dying from the m.
Jury then received. his asshitant IS serving out
two veats' lmpriso nmens.
Harrison Euig uf York county, detected q
masked thief in his barn few nights HPo. u o
tired " capture him OtIt the fellow drew pis-
TO-, hfed f0ur shots one Of the bullets passing
thrOuG, AlF. Emlg's hat and escapoo'
.. --ChaIlos N'Gorgau and Terrence Nany,who
attempted 10 swear a father and tour sons q
Allegheny county ITO the Deuuitentihri, by
cnnnecttng them with . bnfg ary Lave been
convicted OF perjury and tentenoed TO the wsE.
tern penlteLtiar for seven years eahh
. n The executive committee OF tle Penn'ylva.
MA staTe eapal I1sbts league met IN Plttsburg
iast werP Glic pdOpted a resolution ~ dorslng
the declInnllon OF William d. Forten OF Phila-
helphia as an alternate delegate 90 the repuhli.
can convention al CnclnnGGi A resolution was
adOpt6d since rev Iegrethna the course pur.
sued BY the Iepubi bican state convention In ig.
nOring II right Of toe colored republican, voters
Of Pennsylvania % representation on 10 the pa'
Dobal convention.
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s DOWN WITH HARD TIMES.


save Money ana to do It buy where YOU can
GIT YOUR NoyEY's WORTH, Tue Great n 2,
Dollar sale, - ErUomne a, st Boston. Mass
e'nce 1873 has 5Cll E0ous 20 10000 patrons. II
offers every variety Il Dry. Fancy, and StaplS
buO"6 GrQce les, Books, Cutlery, Glass Ware.
&C., &C. NJ about haif price, ann sells EvBiY,
THING AT ONLY ONE DOLLAR
First iandS It buys from manufacturers
and first hands, and can sell
for - what country dealers nsk 80 ald O. for
This n ru hmmbug.no giekets or lottery. SEQ
Our circui ms, gnd Sc the thousands OF articles
ohared 10 only g.. We arc endorsed by the best
lapersof Boston, and by 100000 patrons See
cur cl'tu aIs.
We Can and VIII sell our goods at less than
aIv other house W send by mail
or eGnre Q. o b. and let Won see goods before
buylng We want agents everywhere. No
risk, no cqpIta needed.
One Cent buys postal cara Send one for
-0 an ur papers, circulars and lists }
We CAN and DO sell 90 2aIuclss,. s. books, &C al.
Tor A SINGLE DOLLAR. Beautiful Rings, Pins,
Ri iacelets, sets, Pipes, ViolinS, g ui,aIs Castors
IN laet 200 articles all at 81. SEND Now, and
save oneY You CAN do ft please try Ad-
dress all orders 20 Fl oRNIsTON& a CO., N. e.
DOLLAR SALE. So Broomneid St, Boston
Mass Nov. TIE. o. W-6m'
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Plotts' Star Orgars

ANY person, male or female. who has Ilr5le
leisure time can proCuLe % ir9rclass IN ztrumrut
at 70 greatly reduced tuCe send atanlp for
ggrueniars. address, EDWARD PLCrTS,
WASHINGTON. Il. j.
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W,ttn "'' % u ''''' -'O" : 0'A '-''' ." "'u''
ALEX. FROTHINGHAM e co.
"hep" gentlemen. who bgve long Lrcn ilautl-
fed WITH tho history nud fairs uf Wal street
% q Unu~u1iiy sEi len IN monetary offlTs Rnl In
every hing appertainlug to sTCCu ad1D, ere IN.
exec LED lCr nhilty CrG Trcticl ncv II NAV also
bn slid ha' Of the many brokers IN tbaf Citv
they are not only the most pOpular, but also 10
most successful, hes pntrOnized and mot
widely known IN or near the vicinity O1 Wall
Street.
Among the cnst0mes 3 of the house NJ ALEX.
FROuTINGHAN & co are 9omc Of our lending
und repicsentnhve cltize3s who are mainly Ia
oebted the In 1ois Of this firm ior much OF the
During the long and successful experience Of
Nessrs ALEX. FRoTNGHAI d Co, IN tins city
the" have earned for themselves n enVah e
TepututO on 10 honesty integrity and good talth
RH1 GDi0y business almost COiCsla IN it, PRO.
portions. In fact the amount of business done
by this house in the course of q yeor Is some.
| thing wonderful ana often rms the subj @, OF
comment n needs bnt visit 10 their sp9ci0us
| offices IN all stree to prove the truth oil the
above statement
now they manage 10 convert go 10 s20 e70
INTO "a ~ INTO So. mud 60 on is sec OF which
/ hey aloi e eau eXplan but th1t they succeed
| ~ dning 20 IS tact too wen knOwn 10 admit Of
/ donDi j you would sately and prOhfa5ly l.
I vest you money, DO not hesitate II favor this
| Iirm with ydu cash ana confidence lhathy 20
! doug yn wi Tcap an abundant reward b" OK
! pc fence of Z IN. ands OF Orr best clBZhus A..
| ieltS Nle nrcess " Of taking such G .ulse in
these rines OF t0ttcIing 0Gnk4 and fuancnl
| snineOncy must he aoDaren5 tc the mosU indlf
| MessrH ALEX, tROrHiSGHAA & co. IRE pre-
! neT"d u inye ~ money 10 any amonnt ii tle
! best 50 ulles md 10 every t,ulslcuo IN
hleh the} may be engaged gu Tantee entire
1 satisfaction 40 those who honor tein with their
| 81 Send for thelr Fx2laaotor5 Ci-clllr AM
| who oesiie tien. From " Y Metropolis, AprtI
| 10 la1a.
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KOOXS
Plotts' Star ORGANS

Are hs perfect parlor organs as are mBnufactu
red. Correspondence solicited with organists-
nusloisns ana the trade. Address, EDWARD
PLOIrs, WASH ngtOn, N, J.
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I77G A National Family Papor 1875


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not political rohniOu, or sectariau. IL iCdCe3
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FOR SALE or TO LET.

A ONE STORY FRAME BUILDING, built
expressly for a PHOTOGRAPHERS. OF would
Suit q CIGAR,MAKER, SHOEMAKER or
TAILOR win be sold very Cheap for CASH or
on short time with approved security. Apply
al THIS OFFICE. Junel2-u
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1--WE MGN0p0LY OVERCOME !
FIRST GLASS SEWING MACH YES NOW
OFFERED At rRICUS WITHIN
TIE REACH or ALL.

The MCLEAN & BENNOR MACnINE CO..
223 North Eighth tire t Phianelphi9, are now
selling their Sup rlor
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HOW TO MAKE HONEY.
ADVICE no THE WISE.
ALEX- FROTHLNGMAN M ~

i-st Wv {" IN ply and nyraHsc' g. Ocrll %
M. " WALL STREET, Vow York and consult
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% r. GD " EI q : :
Plots Stcr Organs

Agents supplied nj figures tbat DEFY co1De.
tiuCn for the same class Of instruments. Try
one. Address EDWARD PLOTrS Washing
ton, NJ
WONDERFUL, BUT TEULl Whenever ]
geta BOTTLE OF Y01TU OR NO SGO.
LIAM BALM, ROSE TINT 0r o COX OF LII
IY WHITE, or anYtan NJ IN thai line 70 Ieauti.
~ the COMP exon, NJ DUHLING's DRUG
STORE, i seems o be IIceI aud better tbau
can get anEWhaTr else Nav S.
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Miscellaneous Items.

The stockholders of the Michigan cen
trail railroad circulate petition for sigma
lures in Wall street, asking the president
and directors to discontinue the suicidal
policy of competition.
The west side water works Of Chicago
have just been completed, and now all parts
of the city are abundantly supplied with
water, The cost of the two lake tunnels
and of the entire lmprovemenf-all made
since 1S66-was S1,5l0,000.
Westward the course of bus, ness takes
its way. II. b. Clafin & Co., of New
York, dispatch states, have offered
81 600 per foot for lot on the corner Of
Wabash avenue and Monroe street, Chi
cago; but the owner of the land has de-
clined to sell it at that price.
The New York cab company is to be or
ganized with capital of $500 900, in 5000
shares of 500 each. -Four wheeled one
horse cabs, and such other vehicles as the
public may demand, are to be introduced
and the charge for their use is to be SO
cents an hour, or for any trip not exceeding
an hour. The cabs will contain seats for
four, with arrangements on the top for bag
gage. The drivers will.be in livery, and
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Cured.

sanford's Radical cure Tor Catarrh is a safe,
certain and permanent cure for Catarrh OF
every form. and is the most perfect remedy
ever devised. 1t is purely vegetable distila-
ton, and is applied locally by Insulation and
constitutonally by internal administration.
Locally applied relief is ms antaneous. 1t
soothes, heals and ceanses the nasal passages
OF every feeling OF heavlness obstruction,
dullness or dizziness. Constltutionally admin
stered 1t renovates the blood, puriiles 1t OF the
acid poison with which 1t is always charged In
Catarrh, stimulates the stomach, liver and
kidneys. perfect digestion, makes new blood,
and permits the formation of sound. healthy
tissue, and finally obtains complete control
over the disease. The remarkable curative
powers, when all other remedies utterly fail,
OF Sanford's Radical cure, are aitested by
thousands who gratefully recommend 1t 20 fell
low sufferers. NO statement is made regard
ing 1t that cannot be substantiated by the
most resp -ctabls and reliable references II is
a great and good medicine, and worthy all con-
fidence. Each package contains Treatise on
ga arrh and DR.. Sanford's Improved lnhaling
Tube. and full directions for It's use In all cases.
Sanford's Radical cure is sold by ali whole
s,,,lc and retail druggists throughout the United
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ULCERATIVE CATARRH.

This is the destructive and terrible stage of
the disease. The whole nasal passages in
GLIDING the eyes and ears, the tonsils, throat,
bronchial tubes ana lungs become, one after
another, affected, inflamcd, liberated, and sue
cumb rapidly to this frlghttul monster A Pc
cuiar acid Is generated and set at liberty by
this disease, which, permeating the blood,
weakens and destroys Its renovatng power,
and. allows the system no opportunity TO
throw off the malady until this poison Is neu-
trallzed and expelled 1t Is here that constl-
tutona treatment becomes of the most vital
consequence, "becauSe unless arrested at this
stage the disease Will make rapid progress To-
wards pulmonary consumption. Warren's
Household Physician Meanwhile, a soothing,
healing, and stringent medicine must be ap-
piled directly to the nasal passages, this form
Ing the most perfect treatment Of the disease
possible.
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PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.

IVNIUN NIdy 90, IoI T.
X. STEVENS ESQ: Dear SRI have been
badly aniicled with Kidney Complaint for u II
years have sulf red great pain in IN, oack.
hips anu side with feat dtlnculty IN passing
uilne. W lch we often. ana Ia very small guam
Jules, lrtGnl pllYrs see 'inn"nied WITH hi"n' ""a
remedies recommended for my complaint:
have been under tne tire tmrnt Of some OF the
most sklllful physicians IN ston, all OF whom
pronounced my case iLCu able. This was my
condition when Was advised by friend to try
the NEGETINE ard could see the good fleets
IRON he flrst dose | look, and from that mo-
ment kept on improving unfl was entirely
cured, taking IN al, should think, about six
bottles.
10 is indeed a valuable medicine and II I
should be afflicted again In the same way, |
wOuld give dollar dose, II l could not get it
without. Re, ectfulty n. GLE,
36l lInird street, South Boston
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PAIN LIZ THE RACK

There Is no remedy known to medical science
which has proved Itself more valuable in ca es
OF Kidn Complaint than the VEGETINE It
acts directly upon the secretlOns, Clranses and
purihes the blood, ana restores the whole sys-
ten TO healthy action.
The Following extraordinary cure Of great
sufferers, who had been given up by the best
physicians as hopeless cases. will sp sak Tor
themselves, and should challenge the most
profound attention OF the medical faculty, as
well as OF those who are suffering from Kidney
No, lafv,
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KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there IS no complaint that afliicts
the human system. which Is 50 little under
stood at the present time, as some OF the varl-
ods forms of K'dney Complaint
There Is no disease which causes such acute
pain or more alarming in It's results than y hen
the XII ineyS fan 10 Secrete from the blood the
uric acid, and other poisonous substances,
which the blood accumulates in It's circulation
through tn system.
If from any cause the kidneys fail to perform
the functions devOlving upon them, the cunti-
lations are taken up by the abSOrbants ana the
whole system thrown into state Of disease
causing great pain ana suffering, ana very
often immediate death. Hence the Importance
or keeping the Kidneys ana Blood In II healthy
condition, tn Ougn which all fbe Impurities Of
the body must mass
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

FAST MARsHFELD Aug. 20, 1870
Mr.. STEVENS: De + sir am seVenty-one
years OF age; have suffered many years with
Kidney COMPLAINT, weakness in my stomach
and back. ! ~as Induced by friends to try
your .kGETINE, ana / think 1t the best medi-
cine for weakness OF the Kidneys / ever used.
have tried many remedies for this complaint,
and never found so much relief n from the
VEGETINE. II strengthens and inVigorates the
the whole system. Many of my acquaintance
have taken 1t, a ID believe 1t to be good TOR all
the complaints for which 1t is recommended.
Yours truly, JOSIAH III SHERMAN
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Lame Back.
Lame and painful Back. Twelve

Messrs. Weeks and Potter: Gentlemen-I
have Just recovered from lame and painful
back through the use of your collins Noltaic
Plesters. My tack was so lame and painful
that could not stoop, walk, or do Guty OF any
kind, ana was placed IN the hospital for twelve
days without cure l then asked permission
or the surgeon to try the Collins Noltaic Pas
tels, ana in a lew hnu after putting one on
was entirely relieved Of ran and able TO bend
my back; am no" thoroughly well | consider
them simply wonderful. Respectfully yours,
ALEXANDER JAMESON,
GO. I, lit ARTILLERY, Fort Warren.
RCg'Ou Nav 2
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ARE DOING WONDERS.

Messrs Weeks & Potter: Gentlemen Collins
Voltac lasters are doing wonders. They work
like magic, and those you sent last are all sold
and more wanted Send rne three dozen as
soon as you get this. Money enclosed here
with. want them TO morr Eight, If posi-
BILE In haste Yours,
r f. PALMER, T. NJ.
No. Fayette, Me-, May 1916
Sold by all druggists. Sent by mall on re-
ceipt OF 20 cents for one, sl25 for six, or 2.25
for twelve. carefully wrapped, and warranted,
by WEEKS d POTTER, Proprietors, Boston,
Mass. septlTd&wlm