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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-03


R-GEOKCB I. COMSTOCk, NOR gage IN uu.' aGa,S'
TIE SYRACUSE AND CHENANGO. RAlLROAD tOh
PANN. AND OTHERS. defendants 80 a l.,
the Of foreclosure
NE above entitled acton eterca IN the once OF INC
o. IN County Of OnOHdag In the state OF New OH on W
2iil day u November 1876. the snbseribrr Srn "i Hu
county. shall sell public al the outer GpDi 81 tt
Courthouse the city Oi Syracuse, said county, on le
I'M day o. MarCh 1911 ~ IL o'clock IN the forenoon l
Ie estate railroad yr5Derty and franchises ORDERED 10y su
mpu be sold and therein described as ioilo"S 10 WI
Itt syracuse aud hsnaBgO Railroad, czchding rom ~ c
uOn with Northern Railroad al stih cry o syria
cs 20 tc village EaIvilio in The county 0i manson IN
SAD STATE end all the franchises ana property OF NE 9yt
cuse and Chenaugo Railroad Company Including an lbe @
thetnots ald rights OF Of said Company a hconoN5
cas-, houses engine houses sainh WIN
hons and belonging 10 IT, az rolling slo1N lOS ma
chiney equipments the said The syracuse ana me
mango Railroad Company and all personal property hStd ~
]4foad said property win be sold in ne following oIucT
INT The lots Of lana iu the city OF syracuse EhGH a
cseiibod as lots Numbers q, 10 am ~ Mcofuhg 70
map o the former village n Syracuae made DY Joh ap
BOUNDED The south by Canal street z0 on 't cs ~
Townsend ~ feet The north by Brown street zoo
RET ana on the west by sHuth street l32 feet. . 49,,
Second Tho said The Syracuse and Chenango ltalIodn eA
cent the portion Thereof living nortbory Of the intersection OF
Calal and Lock said Syracuse and AL oi'r wv
bdd property nights franchises OF said The syracuse ann
heLangO Railroad Company Except the ircRht cars nun
bfed 80 10 81 inclusive shall be next sold separately ana as
Oh, entire subject thing.
Third Tho portion Of said railroad right OF way and ands
ug nOfeTy Of Of CsDal aud Lock Streets
20 said syracuse ffght viii be sold
last ana entire subject OF thngDatod
syracuse, n. u. January 2G 1871 ., , ,,,,, ,n.,,
Sheriff of OHondaga County n. 1.
GREEN coMsrocK Attorneys. syracrse N y
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Dividend Not,ees

COUPONS of the CITY OF WILLIAMS
y PORT Ponn due March l. will be paid and after that
~ " ALLEN STEAD, as BTOad-st.
TIE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY CO..
Z75 South FUJ EIi-sI, PHILADELPHIA.
rEIUE COUPONS Of tire First Mort gage Bonds
OF the Texas and Pacific Railway COMPANY miiuilH2
March 1877 WILL BIZ PAID IN gold on ana after lhat
date on presentation the Farmers trust AMI LOE Con-
uauy New YORK. at the once OF ihe company, NO "a
south FOuTth.st., Philadelphia. ..,,. -, ,,-
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q. R. HIIL. snecisl Master.

IL
y. I'm inventory the property has been hed ID me
Circuit Court Jackson Miss. aforesaid by the RECEIVER
o. SAID r,Irt I u 3tH|Sw
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MAHhHTrAS GAS STOCKS RoTehT AND SOLD g, -,
a. hab a. A'A~' -'''1' GEO; H. pRE,STIss
GAS Stocks and City X. X. Stocks and Bonds
" bought ead sold F. r. HEWITT. Broadst Room L
u EGAL NOTICE-Circuit Court of the United
JOHN NEWELL and ). =. ALI;XANpI;R T}rytying Irrs
PhNY vs.. NEW.ORIEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
HG'T sea by lu5 t ie P e5rc for HE .amcrS
@ on G a Day o. nsfase 1 l9f co a@ 5 , by
western District tennessee between the parties aforesaid
2d If Is s4 e Tn on 9 the n d5v % raa1y in
H. rSt G2g1 Of S SMff d S 5ariss @f dre n b. TT
sac. De NCthcn District OF Mississippi
above parties and others on The i5h DAY OF Jaial{ 49,
d. res as made ~ Mississippi central railroad Company
a. SoF 2 o and sans iea,iig dc Tie irst
O, da Of May A. De- 1872 ami 10 provide for the pamnt
VIII eel at public aneuon to the 9h'I5 m ii
master ID the above entitled causS provided ana
"a 5g Of s9 te 81 ,id tie SH ~ fSl Mis5spS be-
fore o. door Of house Of the Circuit Coat Of
I'M a'e IN Jackson AisSi4TPPe p5tE't ~, re holS
Ami DE- 80 he lopry GtsgIi9yG ~ ll' a Il ~ &
c-i.r,iop me Mssis,iId Central Railroad Company
. Ire New orleans s. lou, and Chicago Railroad cont
commencing ID the Ct Of Can n me i,' 81 ANA an5
Tom to Jackson Tenn ara is eN lex 1T 'f f io
Ro, opposite cairo M with al tue fEtoga9A Van ana
ns at Ode dte deed o. tTn>; aforesaid as wen ~
acquired by subsequent legislation ara the nan
oi uniting connecting. and cone hdang VIM Olhtf
CproIi.rS: together with all ~ the Itnd fi % Id'H
siding. rights and privileges stuOn-iost3 ana EIoIs,
C-l0ls grounds, machine sh0is ana machinery
ith the same engines cars l"IAk
aud apparatus every description u>td Oh or ~ CohIet
wiz said raiiTtId. which has been acquieo ana
a. fr saiG corporation or lis successor remaining
said alton ana all repair Shops;
business Offices buildings and iHrnHlre tufi anu gu
material used for The operation aud bnSes. Of said rGadm
CtloU.. freight hOuses and al l2.ds-"lth thC ppw 10
collect the and tolls tAeIeiIo anu az the Is.
Tile OF the said corporation ana Us assEs ~ lul
are granted i'm thc deed II ttsf azores ~ H
Winch authorized 10 sell ulnei the sad dttd % uu''
aiOr,sLI ard the Of the courts Aforesaid
The sale IT sad prOscrty to be ladc III Du iOI cash W o
highest bidder al the time Of the safe
The night u the aOnGhOs TO purchase 1e said property
isr,st'yti In The DEGREES JOHN NEWELL,
JUNIJS j.. ALEXANDER,
Surviving Trustees.
g. T. BILL, Special Master - a, ~ a..
y. I'm inventory OF the property has Deeh hifn b I
Circuit Court Jackson. Miss, aforesaid by me KeeYeI
o. SAID c,urt f2l 3awSw
n Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.-ThOsew wishing
w 10 deal in the acve st0cRs can
have their business carefully transacted Nv nnGssinS
f.. {. SIEDNAN.
R,nker aud Rroker. 70 broadway, New-Ycrk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received nhill
> noon Oh MONDAY, Feb 26, 1871 foT e sale OF IIE
Thousand Of the LAND GRAN
Of said Union Railroad Company 10 th unueIsgHeI
Auril 10 lSG-. FRED. L. AMES. trustee.
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TRIBUNE SATURDAY, 1sTRIPLE SHEET
Religious Notices.


An Sous' Church, cor Fourthay and Twentethst S.
Rev. HENRY W. BELLOWS ID. u, pastor.-sUNDAY,
March 4, IL m, Rev. y. g. PEABODY vii preach No
service in the evening. The public cordially invited
At WUctt street Methodist Church Preaching sun;
DAY. by the pastor, Rev J. f. SEARLEs, az 10 ana az
King Agrippa Representative Mnn-C
Academy Of Music, Broohlyn-Roy IhED BELL; o ;,he
singing preacher, win preach and sing 70 MORROW ~ ~
and 7:45 p. Morning subject; FRONT ann Dss
Evening subject; Great Expectations ana tho Dis'pP
meDt" All are welcome. ----------
sermon. embracing history Of the Old south Dutch
Church and the Reformed Church on Washington saI VIZ
he delivered the Rev. Dr. NJ s. HUTTON: on SONDA
MORNING, March l. Al 1888. In the Middie CHURCH. oh
Lafay place, corner OF FoGrthsL
At the Filth Avenue Baptist Church, West norysihth'
ST. Services, 1890 a. sermon by Dr. AhMlra1r- pas
what Baptists Believe and Practice f1lowch ny pap
sm OF Emory J, Haynes. ENENlNu COW hI'
viii for becoming Baptist suhua9
school. a. Congregational Bible Glass $50 D. m
At Chickerug Hall. Fifthave, corner Eighieonths
Union Gospel Services Rev. SAMUE COLtOkD lIeaehes
his Light at 1915 n M SuNDA Z hcH.
JOSEPH ELDER d. d. breaches AZ 800 p III. s,r
L. GUM aud the large choir morning anu ader
noon. Everybody welcome. SUNDAY D,y
Rblo Glass. 10 O'Clock. Prayer meeting lhu hSDhi
EVENING Mt 3oi Fourthave.. below fwen'y'tHlrus'.
American Temperance UniOn.-Iarge Hall Cooper nipn
SUNDAY. March 4, y. III. (slaIp), allIess u, Iiun.
FRANK FULLER, eN-GovernOr OF ItalL Inc WIN hno"h
of this gentleman should secure him cOWutu hVuse
singing by the celebrated soprano Miss A NJ 5000 W
fOl tho poor snch slcctss MI s wo
come j. Il. GIBBS, President
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n Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.-ThOse wishing
~ 10 make deal in the acive socEs can
f.. {. STEDMAN.
Banker aud Broker, 20 Broadway, New-f"rk.
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TIiEl UNION Pacific RAILROAD CONrANY LASp GIANT
BONDS, Tgl Sizes OFFICE. No; 40 LSCilAA99ih {
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$YAcN>IrIoE,LD,: ,. o,,.,o. r.r,,
CITY Of Evansville Ponds.
CIV of -. Joseph. NO, AMI 10 ucT cont Bonds.
Hut hauau County, Mo. IL cent Ponds.
South Carolina COnSOs Louisiana CousOls
civ Of Louisville Bonds.
County and Bonds OF WISCONSIN,
JCH., Mad. aud Int II. r. Bonds
Macon and brunswick z. T. Bonds.
state 81 Texas per cent G,ld Bonds
state oi Minnesota lcpHdat,d Bonds.
Cincinnati and Ind. f.. r. Bonds
Town Bonds Uf GOrE state
WV. X. ITLEY, 10 Wal!-st., y. Y.
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MALE NURSERY competent and tenn
wi prrac MAN as nurse q sick attendant invalid
good city referenca Address II. B. b., Tribune
Uptswa once LIS Broadway.
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Anihon JIcmorni Church,
Forty eighttst, west oil StxtlI-aVe,
Rev X. HEBER NEWTON, Rector
and Sermon ut 1880 -. IN.
Prayers at 4:30 p
EVEN SONG at 1:i5 y. III.
A special service Of song with sermon. . A.,
The last Religion IN Everyday Lhe' III 'h'
evening. I'll seats FREQ ~ OPENING noun
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ruE Brcnham Banner also fails to see
how any bad faith on the part OF
Governor Coke, on the senatorial quesN
ton, can affect Judge lrelands case rs
it is involved in the meshes Of the
Caney. Barnard nastiness. The counter
attack of Judge Ireland is weak
childish thing and no matter how sadly
the astute Coke gulled him, he will
gain little sympathy theretrom to cover
up his effort to raid on the public do
main, as attorney, adviser or friend OF
Hobby
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----H-'z--- s17= Hs-ss' -a-Ha.aaaH
THE STATE OVER.

| Smith ComtG-A dog, supposed to be
mad, was shot in Tyler Friday
About two o'clock p. m, ON the even.
ing OF the 18th instant colored man
Tom Sash, was struck by lightning and
instantly killed. lie was Mt work in a
field about four miles southwest of Ty,
ler.--The board of education at Aus
tin have ordered that no free schools be
commenced until the pro rata amount
of each scholar can be made known.
Very few schools were organized as re.
quired by law, on the first of Septem-
Der.
GrdySon County. The News has tele,
graphic information that work will be
gin on the Denison and Southeastern
railroad before the LIST of October. -P.
T. Barnum's show will enter Texas over
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas road at
Denison. The Denison papers are
quite anxious to have the hogs prohib.
tied the freedom of the city.---The
trial Of }. W, Boyer, charged with as>
sault with intent to kill Colonel Chiles,
was set for Friday. When the case was
called, however, it was found that Bower
had left for parts unknown. lie was
under bond of SLOW. Steral.
who jumped his bond for stealing cattle
in Grayson county, was re.arrested in
Marshall, Missouri, and Gagged in Sher-
man Saturday. The refrigerator nj
Denison will soon increase it's business
as its operations have proved success,
ful,--The Sam Houston iremen of
sherman, will give "a social hop on the
9th, their fourth anniversary DR..
liallowell, who, it will be remembered.
has been in Jail for some time past. un,
der charge of causing the death Of
woman at Denlson, by malpractice, will
now have to answer to another charge
that of practicing medicine without Ii,
cense
Washington Couhty.-A negro named |
Richardson, took foolish notion into
his head, on Wednesday, and went As
crazy as loon. lie became very mug.
nacious, and pitched into everybody.
right and left. lie got hold of chair.
and, striking Weichel brought him TO
grass. lie then got hold Of stick, and
letting drive alta drayman named Price.
iooi ed him, and also kept policeman
At bay for little while. He was final,
Iy oyerpowered and put in the lug for
ssaiekeeping. His wife went crazy
lew days ago, and he followed her ex-
ample.-Trouble has arisen with the
cotton merchants, who are said 10 have
'windled cotton planters in the calcula.
lions Of their dues.-A negro in iail
'nt negro jailor, Jack Laxders. with a
ylass. His wounds are not daneerous--
regular collision occurred Thursday
Two negroes riding their horses Al The
op Of their speed, suddenly collided in
he darkness. One Of the horses was :
titled and both negroes were 20 badly I.
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what Maine and California Teach.

New York Herald: The Maine eiec.
ton proves nothing except that il is a
republican blunder TO throw cold water
upon the presidents policy: and this
may be shown more decidedly in Ohio,
New York and New Jersey The Cali
fornia election was of real importance,
and the result there is extremely graft.
lying Senator Sargent, who has so
long been the manipulation of federal
politics out there, and who is known as
bitter enemy OF the presidents policy.
has been defeated.
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Coz, HENDERSON, formerly of the
Commercial of this city is now associa-
ted with his namesakc, the immortal
Nat q, in the editorial conduct of the
Georgetown Rccod Col, II. is good
writer, careful, conscientious Journal
ist, and will prove Il great acquisition to
the RrcOd and Nat.
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Washington telegram to Cincinnati
Commercial The democrats claim
that the movement in favor of Senator
Bayard as the next democratic candi.
date for president is assuming shape
AS much shape as it can take thus far
in advance They believe that if they
had not been inveigled or forced into
taking Tilden, in whom many of them
had no confidence, they could have
elected Bayard last year by a.large ma
jority of electoral votes.
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TnE sinister attempt to charge Gov
Hubbard with design to influence {
favorable verdict from the people by
his action in the Caney. Barnard mat
ter, falls to the ground harmlessly. Re
spectacle papers everywhere laugh the
thing to scorn let Gov. Hubbard res t
assured that no such attempts rs this
can ever permanently injure him so
long rs the same exalted patriotism
and watchlul care distinguishes him
in the future MS in the past.
1t is not every man who
could have taken the executive chair
when Hubbard did, and have given the
satisfaction to all classes which he has
undoubtedly done, and any such attack
as the one named defeats itself surely
and inevitably, because no man ever
serves the people OF Texas faithfully,
honestly and efficiently, and is suffered
to go without his reward. Above all,
the people of Texas hate and despise
meanness, and this base SANDER is in.
eilably mean in every sense. Texas is
no good country to prosecute a man in,
If the design is to injurc him, and so the
authors of this and similar charges will
discover when the next convention sits.
"Show me the number and character of
his enemies that | may justly estimate
his merits said Napoleon once, when
he was about to appoint famous man
to high civil position, Just so it is,
If Hubbard had no enemies We might
distrust him.
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TnE Galveston NcVS has taken Bill
Longley under its wing, and his nu'
merous heroic murders glitter in three
column notice in that paper. Whats
ever fate ovcrtalles sweet William in
the future, the Ne0S and the Giddings
Tribune have provided for the immor-
tality OF his name. William is pecul,
iarly fortunate in his biographers. Bos
wellian indeed, All William, you Its
tie knew to what lofty heights you were
about to ascend, when the shrcks OF
your murdered victims first saluted
your ears, So the world goes
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W. are deeply in debt to the Gaines
vile Hcsperim for its kindly scnti'
ments 30 generously expressed. We
will make rnE HERALD, in future, Of
more service TO our country exchanges
Such conduct as that of the paper
named encourages us to do this, Many
thanks, Brother Bailey.
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Another Centennial.

New York Express As il we had
not had enough of centennials already,
along now comes Mr.. Campbell, of In.
diana, proposing another international
exhibition in 1887, the one hundredth
anniversary OF the establishment OF
the constitution. This amiable fiend
suggests that the exhibition should
take place in New York city, where
the new government was inaugurated
There are ten years in which TO think
the matter over, and II is just as we'll TO
make Mr.. Campbell happy by putting
him on record as the first man 10 aug.
gest II.
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The Descendants ~ EIIn NheFidhu, ~
FThuCe, wanted,

General Sheridan hns receiver u let
ter from lHwyor NJ HaYrc, France,
iuqu,rlng II he Il a descendant oi one
ella Sheridan, now licensed, The par-
tIeunr point If iuterest about this In.
auiry II the fct that Ellen left mn es'
tate worth 5000, 900 francs, The heirs
ARE being looked up. The letter states
that Ellens father VAS yetan infant
when no emigTated from Ireland 10
France, and that his brothers, In
course OF time, came TO the United
States. Colonel Mike Sheridan says
he has no recollection NJ ~ ancestTn
named Ellen, or Of my relative who
had money, but ifthe administrations
NJ the estate are OnxlOus a. do anys
thing for the Sheridans on this side Of
the big water he will do his best 10 es-
tabliHh the GOnsangulnlty,
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pha Oenlrn Of XIlnIilY.

The lifs Of the flesh and the brain, the
bones and the muscles, IN the blood. II ~
the centre of Vitality, tho muir ment Of the
syst0m. Not only must H. be pure, but rich,
In order 10 retain health, In the feeble ana
d0vitulizef, the life current ~ watory and
ltG circulation sluggish The muscles of such
persons lack sOldity, tho nerves are weak,
the ylsnge hnggnrd, and the 'ye lustrelesH.
course ~ hostetlera stomach bittew,
however, IMPROVES not only the health hut
the appearance Of the debilltnted ana new
ous. Nutrition then becomes complete be
cause digestion receives nm Impetus from
this benignnnt tonic, which fertilizes the
blood, brings bRok "lhe rose tint of health
to tho wan check, brightness 10 the eye, ana
gives power Of endurance 10 tho muscle.
InvaiIds, hasten 10 use 10 dtillsep2iwlt
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stunned that they did not recover oouS
soiousne6a for some timr.---Tho liron.
ham Groys will act At fires ~ guards Of
property Abe Williams, an escaped
Jail bird has been taken In on his re-
turn 10 Bronham --Good cane has
boon rAiaod In illn county,.
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rus DAILY HERALD m published every
morning, eHahpt an Mon lay, NJ $40 pe
annum Ia advance postage propn Il or
~ Gents per week delivered In no city,
TINS WEEKLY HERALp IN published every
Saturday pOrnl gat W CO per year, post
ago prepaid,
ADyERrIHElHG HATES One square Zen llnes
nOnpnfoin one time VI 10 1tOh huhHoquanl
insertion, 20 Ohnts, special TataH for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers
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U'O HOTEL KEfPflts--Just completed
L hnd torrent on reasonable terms, one OF
the handsOmest, ulrlr,t nnd most cOmlurlh.
bla hotel buildings 10 ~ tlGt IN the ttniu,
containing seventeen rooms, besides cook
ana serVn rooms, Situated NJ tue new
town Of Fer. utun on the Texas Anu Pacific
IN lwny nj In Junction with the central
TeNm Narrow Gungo or Tyler Tap railway,
fho entire patronage und Influence OF ms
last hnn Il rOnn Is guaranteed 10 thlH huu6r,
and win proper Efforts several daily meal
trains 10 IL believed cnu be- had from the
Texas and Pacific railway None need ap'
ply but llrsi'onaR applicants, ana those who
aro abe 10 t1rnlSll and run the house In
g0od Stgis, An eating house II budly needed
NJ this point Address W. g. kOBARDS,
Tyler Texas. aug slim
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DALLAS
Female College.
THIssCHOoL, UNDER ITS LATE ORG AN.
lZATION, WILL OPEN ITS
First Annual Session Sept e

In the new building between Bryan and
Live Oak streets.
Street car rates for pupils have been fixed
NJ twenty-five cents per week. The ErVey
street cars Will make connection with
the San JacintO cars at Main street, and no
extra charge will be- made. There Will
be good plank walk constructed from The
cars 10 the College building for the use OF
pupils.
The Faculty, consisting of elght teachers.
Will be prepared q give thorough instruc
ton in the varie branches OF liberal edi-
cation, prActiesl aud ornamental.
For fuller Information apply for circular 10
A. W. NOWLiN,
auRlidlm Secretary OF Board
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BRoTnER BRlpGEs Of the Lockhart
Echo went back homo from his recent
visit to Dallas, and said pleasant things
of the city, ruE HERALD and our humble
..lg
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AFTER n long, arduous and holly con-
tested trial, judge Estes, on Saturday
refused TO bail Rothsohild At Jefferson
The prisoner was remanded TO Jail,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
TUESDAY MONRlNG SEPTEMBER Is

Tnr article on physical culture, on
our third page to-day, will be found
worthy OF the attention of both teach
era and parents,
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Centaur
L.inin1 entS.
One Kind for the Human Family.

Vne AlTlo Tor the human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
| These Linlments are simply the wonuer Of
the world. Their effects are little less than
| marvellous.
The White Liniment Is for the human
| family. 1t will drive Rheumatism, SCiatica
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bago, Chilblains, Lockjaw. Palsy, Itch, and
| most CataneouS EruptiOns; IL extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, anu the poison
| OF bites and stings of venomous reptiles; II
subdues swellings, ana alleviates pain OF
| every kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
| II Is the most potent remedy ever discovered
to heal the injured parts. The Centaur Lin
lment Is used with great efficacy tor Sore
Throat. IOOthdche, Cdked Breasts, Earache,
and Weak Back. The following is but sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, JEFF. Co.. Ind, May %, 1873
~ think il my duty to inform you that !
nave suffered much with SWOUen Jeet ana
chords. few bottles of Centaur Liniment
mas done tie york for me, | have not been
free from these swellings in eight years. Now
am perfectly UeH. The Liniment ought to
DE applied warm.
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable,i IL
Is handy, 1t Is cheap, and every family
ould have tn w hite EN- Ctaur Linimen
The Yellow Centaur Liniment Is
adapted to the tough muscles, cords and
flesh OF horses and animals. IL has perform
ed more wonderful cures In three years OF
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-galls, Scratches,
Sweeny, and general Lameness. than an
other remedies in existence. Read what the
great EXpressmen say of IL:
"NEw YORK, January, 1915
EVERY owner OF horses should give lhe
Centaur Liniment uial, We consider IL
the best article ever rsed In our stables.
al. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Elk. Stable1, N.Y.
"E. PULTZ,
"Supt, u. \. Elk. stables, N. l.
'ALBERTS y. OLlNy
'Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, NJ y
The best patrons of this Llnimentare Far
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Liniment. IL heais
alls, Wounds and Poll-evil, removessWen-
ings, and is worth millions OF dollars an
nually to Farmers, Livery-men stock grow
ers, Sheep.raisers, and those having horseS
or cattle.
What a Farrier cannot do for go the Gene
taur Liniment will do at a trifing cost
These Liniments are sold by all dealeIss
the country. They are warranteu
by the proprietOrs, and bottle Will DC given
tn any Farrier or Physician who desires "
test them
Laboratory of ]. B. Rose 4 Co"
4e Day ST., NEW YORK.