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PUSHING FORWARD.
Shum1a the Objective Point
Of the Russian Left
Wing.
The Garrison Of that Stronghold
Moving Out to Meet
the Enemy.
Reported Russian Movement
from IIirsova upon
Silfstria.
An Eyewitness Account
of the Crossing at
Sinniza.
The Boats Move Toward tile 0p-
posite Bank in Regular
Skfrmis1l Line.
4 Spirited Bayonet-0harge Bouts
the Opposing Turkish
Infantry.
The Russian Loss During the
Passage Estimated
at 1000. :,
Reported Capture Of Batoum by
a Russian Detachment.
Greece and the Ports Talk Fight Over
Soma Contraband Of War.
9IIUMLA.
TIE DESTINATION or L roRr1oN OF TIE RUE
| BIAN TROOPS.
A Spirited Bayonet-0 Charge Routs
the Opposing Turkish
Infantry.
The Russian Loss During the
Passage Estimated
at 1000.
Reported Capture Of Batoum by
Russian Detachment.
Greece and the Ports Talk Fight Over
Some Contraband Of War.
8uUAILA.

OIL y LIN
THE DESTINATION or L PORTION or TIE Rue
B1AN TROOPS.
[Dv Gable to Ine CAltaoo Tribunal
LONDON 0Er1oE OF Tue CHICAGO Tnnuxr,
8AL1snUnr 8rnxrr, ". G., June o9.-your cor
respondent At 1brail telegraphs that It is tho
intention Of Con. Zimmerman to move on
aa rapidly Us possible to shumla. II this Ia
so, II indicates widely different plan Of
operation from that which las boon all along
predicted. Probably the Fourteenth CoEps
will be Joined by one CT more corps from
simnitza at point south Of Russchuk.
IL fortified by niuo large earthworks encir-
cling the town, and is reported to 10 inca.
pable Of bstngl taken by storm. It is armed
with 100 guns, including forty K1uppA. In
the plaoe thers arc encamped $1,000 In
fantry, 5,0oo horse, and twenty-five field
batteries, under the command Of
AcuxEp rAsuL
These troops are in four divisions. CON-
mandsd by Azit Paaha, Aedb Pasha, safet
Pasha, and Fread Pasha. Ths Commander.
in-Chief, Abdul Kerim, Ii still ct Shunla.
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TIE TERRITORY THEY OWN,


'"e'o."As - '"e o''. HAeA"A.
Aohpoh. 1opa W. M'-tue 'o'io"ia2 ee'
couaI 81 tae etoss!ax VI 1ae .. uaaaos HUN
correspondent w" wa =" o5o'"'taees'
MNa toe oA,kno.. t.'a een. u.ssou1ol peksa u'a
o'spoa''1on', n's nts' "o'A "@s !" p'sn' ~ tne
Ms"o smPt.so0'7ns' ~" " Ae4o san1
~ A'ou4 sno oaSm " wv H~A " s"sep
INC oppos1te oaaks' IN" va. Wh'te 'as lntAhssf
wa oelhR matenea over ina hAta 10 cover OH tao
"'44o"a, taa oA'Aness ana ona"ueuons "eee 70
great ehat AZ wa not feao3 ansl the af't
Of o&wn+ 1nese VA no otloees ou1 namoof o.
nfss ooau eapao.o o' no.olae IRON atoen 10
1"snsy men eacn. 1nese ~eso a94R8eo u tAfnARes
sa'V0kn t@o hn00t eAo '*o@@aeo IL $o7 0A3Aoe*F'
9ae 0oa@e ,.....
FuE os< aaaoAtt
1oHeaK 4e4oA 1o1 HIha Cows Aua
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BK11EN 1T H1Y1zIp.
CoxsrAxr1xoFLE, June 20.-Fi!tceu hundred
Russian eavalry who endeavored to relieve Daya3id
have been beaten By the Kurds, with loss Of sixty
killed and 200 wounded. The Kuastan garrison
still holds tho c!tadel.
RUSSIAN REPORT.
ST. PErrnasrno, June .0.-A nnsstAn of1c,al
dispatch claims slight advantages and tho capture
OF solne outworks bsfoFe. .Zcw!n on the 18th. Ths
dispatch says nothing about killed and wounded.
HAT0uM.
LONDON, June 3o--5a. MA spetiAl from Perm
ssys It IL reported that tho Russians hxso taken
uatoum. No definite Intelligence. however, II oh.
tatpab|e,
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GREAT BRITAIN,
THE BKK4DsTUYFs MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. June GA leading grain clrcuta4.
etya: '+DEttiah markets ate generally Gfm. and
In many eaees with an improvement Of 1l1a per j,
quarter. In tic OF coakt tfadn .tic IL doing, but
some descriptions Of wheat arr rathcr better, ln-
GLIDING California and East Indian. The Mediter-
fanean arrivals hare thrown largo fresh
supply Of wheat into port tic last,
thsce days. Imports Of -four an1{
make arc rnoderate; stso fair export o! ma1.o-
tendance for many weeks. Dnstncrs In wheat wa1
suspended, except tho n,cFcat rclnit transactions.
GENITAL reduction frum Tuesdays pricca. Flour.
was nnsalahlc and prices nominal. with only ~
moderate quantity Of com offering. saio via
dit1cn!t, setlcrs giving wAy Id per quarter"
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INplAxAroL1s, Ind. juno 20 -@5hhop Falas'
will be buried In biz own cathc1's1. Al s1neenhes
Oh Tuesday next. The Archbishop of VI. Loa'4
md atI Bt.hops of this province expected " 10
present. Ills twu predecessors arc buried II INC
same cathedral. .h.
Tho Atlosnvy .(;cneEAl to-day decided lna4 1s ~
Statu- Eouac commissioners aud Secretary coaN
not b. pxiu Until tho money Ma realized unuek :ns
tax levied ty tht Law VI t4t lata
hs EQlutniyAiuu.
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FIRES.


AT MONROE, WIS.
MADISON, WiA, Juns CA telegram to tho
Democrat frou, Monroa, WIS.,. this evcaln. says g.
dre at that place this svcning destroyed The hour
and p!aninR. mill Of A. l. Rood. Lo4A So 600:
ana1fancQ not kpaNp.
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4 still alarm 10 Engine Company No. - At Ais
yesterday morning VA caused by sou,e QUO sessira
fre 10 load OF hay In the rear Of Mo. 40 Church
place, thu residence OF Michael 0'Cpunne. DAN J.
agc, 81.
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c1xc1xxAT1, o., June .o.-rho dro In nytrs d
Cos pyrotcchn!cal store this forenoon dratsoycd
~ OO0 worth of stoek injured for SO. 0o0 in tho
Peoples, Of rcnnaylraa.a. and Cincinnati Mutual
somnautea.
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WAau1x0rox, D. c., Juna 2u.-For tho Upper
Mlss!ssippl valloy and Upper Lake region failing
baruuetar, warm soatherly. wtuds, partly cloudy
weather. and min, followed BY rtaIng. barometer
aud colder northwest winds.
AcCAi o14KxTA f10N.
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CoLuxhUs, O., Juno GA hro At noon to-day
damaged building belonging 70 tho Ga Company
70 L considerable extent
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WILL HUX OCCUPY 1Q8HIA
[By Caatt to 1h< Chtedgo 7Fl1uns.1
LONDON OR11c8 or TuE C1ucAoo TRIBUNE,
6A11snuar 8raxET, ". c., Juno o9.-The
occupation Of Bosnia by Austria may be con-
sidored as = no&r event. Whether this will
have any of1eot upon tho war is doubtful, ~
tho Russian pro gramme il inflezible. II
Austria should take an active part In the
hostiliies on tho side of the Turks.
THE GAZE WOULD uE DIFFERENT.
It Is regarded, however, as more likely that
she will do nothing immediately, but wait
until she aeos how tho war tends to shhpo
matorials for the future. Then she may
como forward and say that, although sho
cares nothing for the Turks, she cares much
for
TIE TERRITORY THEY OWN,
aud that there are certain arrangements
which abe could not allow. In this respect
sho has assumed the samo attitude towards
the Upper Dauubian province that England
haa towards Egypt.
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\! y 4 A!!Al!!!!lE|| !! !! III
BROTHERS. . u
GREAT
Commencing ol Monday, JQly2.
This Is no advertising dodge,
but genuine
CLEARING y SALE
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
SPRING { s6HMBR III GOODS.
Unprecedented Low Prices in
every DEPARTMENT..

every DEPARTMENT.
SIL KS.
10, 900 yards Black and Co1ored
Brocaded Silks, handsome
goods, $1.5O per I'D, mark
ed down from $3.50.
900 pieces FANCY SILKS, in
Checks and Striped, at 76c,
marked down from 90.
80 pieces Black and White
Striped Silks, good quality,
Soc, worth 76c.
C0L0RED SILKS.
80 pieces Colored Dress Silks,
$1.o0 q yard; good value
for $1.36.
90 pieces Colored Dress Silks,
$l:11!62 81: J! 2 9o yard; good value
80 pieces Colored Dress Silks,
$1.25 a yard; good value
for $1.50.
80 pieces 22-inch wide Colored
Dress Silks, handsome
shades, $1.6O a I'd, marked
down from $2.OO.
BLACK SILKS.
Our entire stock Of Black Silks,
including a full line Of Guin-
cts superior make, fully IL
per centless than lastweek's
prices.
DRESS. GOODS.
Extraordinary .Ba,'gaf1.sl
/ case Mohair Stripes, IL 1-2c,
reduced from 26c.
40 pieces handsome Booreth
Cloth, 40 and 5Oc, former
value 75c and $1.oo.
l case De Beges. 26c, reduced
from 4Oc.
GRENADINES.
81 Iron-frame Grenadine,
heavy mesh, 81 90 & $1.26.
800 pieces Mexican Grenadines,
Iron-frame, 25c.
200 pieces Silk Warp Grena-
dimes, SOC.
600 pieces All-wool Black Cash
mere, 47c q yard.
SUITS, SUITS.
JHc calt attention to the follo,Utng
Kenark0bIc U1rOati.s:
$500 Cambria Suits marked
down to $3.50.
$500 Cambria Suits marked
down to 81.
$12.00 French Foulard Cambria
Suits marked down to 81.
Bunting Suits, In all co1ors, re-
duced to $40 and $26, for
mer price $50 and $36.
500 Worsted Suits, handsome
spring colors, for SO, $40.
$12, Sic, $40, and $26, 33
per ct. under regular price.
ELEGANT AssoETMENT OF
Silk and Cashmere CloakS
and D0llnanS
AT HALF OF FORMER PRICE.
REDUCTIONS IN
PARAS0LS. FANS, TIES, &c.
KID GLOVES.
100 dozen 3-button Leon Kid
Gloves, beautiful shades. at
One Dollar a pair; every
pair warranted. :"
New palrs slssa II not faasa ssttafaetory.
121 & 123 State-st.
YWentY.second-st and Mlchigal-aY.
GRAIN nlACIIINEnY.
GRAIN ELEVATOR BUCK.
ETS tunost approved pattern ever
nl,ltle), Bolts, IscltinE, Grain
Scoops. Grain (patelat FROM Con.
veyors, etc., supplied at reduced
rAtos by
The RiVet Bucket Co,
To N1tllors, Warellouscnlcn, Tan
ncrs, brewers, hlaltHtors. and tist
wholesale trade generally. SeMt
for Price Lists. Ollico and Fac
tory, 81 Frauklin.st.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
M ATm "0T1GT
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DRESS. GOODS.

Extraordinary Ba,'gaf1.sl
/ case Mohair Stripes, IL 1-2c,
reduced from o6c.
40 pieces handsome Booreth
Cloth, 40 and 60c, former
value 75c and $1.00.
l case De Beges. 25c, reduced
from 4Oc.
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KINDNESS TO ANIMALS.

The great secret for raising orderly
and tractable animals, lies in treating
them kindly and gently when young.
A heifer that is kicked, roughly treat
ed and occasionally scared into wild
ness. will probably make a vicious
cow, one that will kick or hook occa-
sionally; for she has learned to con.
slider those who approach her as enc.
mics. On the contrary, one that has
never learned to fear those who feed
or attend her, will submit to the oper-
alton of milking without resistance,
and can be broken to all the customary
duties of COW with ease and safety.
Give that gentle creature that will
turn and lick the hand of her attend
ant, into the charge of a coarse, i'll
natured keeper who will use her
roughly, and when she shrinks nat
urally from such treatment will abuse
and beat her, the instincts of nature
heretofore dormant will be aroused,
and in fear more than anger she will
kick and otherwise resist the unaccGs.
toned cruelty. 1t is thus with colts.
A stubborn and ill-tempered horse is
very easily made out of a well-mean-
ing colt by urkind usage. We do not
deprecate proper discipline when nec-
essary. Let it be administered with
judgment, and when required to cor
rect fault, afterwards let kind treat
ment show that punishment is admin
istered for certain purposes only.
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The British Army.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
1t appears from the general annual
return of the British army for the
year 1875 that the effective strength
of the regular army on the Ist of JAN
uary in that year was 1856, 432, all arms
and on the LIST of December, lS3, 745.
The average strength during the year
was 1S4, 800, composed as follows:
Household Cavalry, 1882; cavalry of
the line, 1912; Royal Horse Artillery,
$500; Royal Artillery, 2S,702; Royal
Engineers, 5,647; foot guards, $3.50;
infantry of the line, 1855; Colonial
Corps, 2,29S; Army Service Corps,
8 1902; Army Hospital Corps, 300. The
average strength at home was 81, 1913,
and abroad, VAC. OF this latter
number 63, los were in India. The to-
tai number of recruits who passed into
the service was 1885, exclusive of
those enlisted for the colonial corps
and others raised abroad. The mum.
Der of assertions was 4,373, the num-
Der who rejoined from desertion was
1914, and the net loss from desertion
was 2 400
The Municipalities of the non-com-
missioned officers and men en- the same
date were as follows: English, lis, 72l;
scotch, 3,8iS; Irish, 1886, foreign
ers, 2,503; not reported, LAS. Their
religious denominations were; Church
of Eng. 4,l43; Presbyterian, 1886;
other Protestants, 6,37l; Roman Cath
olics, 39,374: Mohammedans. Him.
docs, Jews, &C., l3l;no reported, sol.
As to educational requirements, 1924
could neither read nor write; o,O35
could read, but not write; 1885 could
only read and write; II 800 were bet
ter educated; and 1851 are described
as anot reported.
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making, etc., but I cannot recommend
it for that purpose; and ten dIops In
a wine-glass of water is said TO be an
excellent remedy for headache ana
acidity of stomach, but / dent believe
in newspaper doctoring, and so VIII
not endorse the remedy. However,
for a score of fair and square, needed
practical household purposes, spirits
of ammonia is invaluable, and I'm not
afraid to proclaim it. Farmers and
chemists are profound concerning the
native article in its free state, and
admit its all.lmportant service in the
economy of nature but farmers
wives throughout the country really
know very little of the manifold uses
that can be made OF pint of the
spirits "kept in the house" bottled
and labelled. I say emphatically,
labelled, because it is sin not to have
all such things so conspicuously mark
ed that no mistake need occur. Let
me add here, by way of caution, that
ammonia directly applied is not good
for the eyes. 1t has way of melting
them that is any thing but agreeable.
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SPIRITS OF AMMONIA.

Sisters in household labOrs, have you
any idea what very useful thing am.
monia is to have in the house! If not,
give your maid-of-all-work fifteen
cents and an empty pint bottle,at once,
and send her to the first drug store for
a supply. Tell her to be sure and get
the spirits of ammonia ; it's the same
as hartshorn, but if she asks for that
they'll give her for the fifteen cents a
few drops in smelling bottle not as
big as her thumb. While she's gone,
I'll tell you how to use it. For wash
ing paint, put tablespoonful in a
quart of moderately hot water, dip in
flannel cloth, and with this simply
wipe off the wood work no scrubbing
will be necessary. For taking grease
spots from any fabric, use the ammo
MIA nearly pure, then lay white blot
ting-paper over the spot and iron it
lightly.
In washing laces, put about twelve
drops in a pint of warm suds. To
clean silver, mix two teaspoonfuls of
ammonia in a quart of warm soap
suds, put in your silverware and wash
it, using your nail-brush or tooth
brush for the purpose. For cleaning
hair-brushes, etc., simply shake the
brushes up and down in mixture of
one teaspoonful of ammonia to one
pint of hot water when they are
cleansed, rinse them in cold water and
stand them in the wind or in hot
place to dry. For washing finger
marks from looking-glasses or win
dows, put few drops of ammonia on
a moist rag and make quick work of
it. If you wish your house-plants to
flourish, put few drops of the spirits
in every pint of water used in water
ing. 4 teaspoonful in basin of cold
water viii add much to the refreshing
effects of a bath; nothing is better
than ammonia-water for cleansing the
hair. In every case, rinse off the am
monia with clear water.
Ammonia is used as a rising in cake
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iorethought. What began with slight frsc-
ture, or perhaps even q careless exposure to
dIsorganlzing Influences, ends in the complete
wreck OF the life-b0at. The disease which
began by slight headache, or an undue ex-
posure to cold, terminates IN death, unless its
progress be checked, and the disease reme-
died. The first symptoms the heralds of dis
ease give no indication OF the strength Of the
on-coming foe, and the victim trusts that his
old ally, Nature, will exterminate the invader
But disease is an old general, and &C ON
pushes his most important movements in
the night time, and some bright morning finds
him in possession Of one OF the strongest fOrtl-
hcations; and when he has once gained a
stronghold in the system, Nature ignomini
ouslY turns traitor and secretly delivers up tn
whole physical arm0ry to the invadere
Like the willy politician, Nature is always ON
the strongest side, and the only way to insure
her support is TO keep your vital powers in
the stomach and the liver-well guarded. Do
not let the foe enter the arterial highways, Tor
he will steal or destroy your richest merehan-
disc and impoverlsh our kingdom. To re-
pulse the attacks OF the foe you can find no
better ammunition than DIR. Pierce's Family
Medicines. Full directions accompany each
package.) His Pleasant Purgstlve Pellets are
especially effective in defending the stomach
and liver. His Golden Medical Discovery for
purifying the blood and arresting coughs and
colds. II You wish to become familiar with
the most approved system OF defense III tins
warfare, and the history OF the toes method
of invasion, together with complete instruc-
tions for keeping your forces in martial order
in time of peace, you can find no better man.
ual OF these tactics than "The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser" by K. V. Pierce,
NJ. D., of the Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, N.
Y. Sent to any address on receipt OF S1.5O.
1t contains over nine hundred pages, illustra-
bwyf osfv frrv,
ings and colored plates, and elegantly hound
in cloth and gilt.
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A correspondent of the Cleveland
Leader, writing from London, tells
who the original Of Gwendolen in
sDaniel Deronda" is. He says: "She
was formerly worth $1,000 900. but
went to the Continent, became addicted
to gambling, and lost all of her money,
even parting with her necklace. as the
book states. During her infatuation
she was narrowly watched by George
Eliot, and by wealthy gentleman liy-
ing To-day in Manchester. and so inter-
ested did he become in GwendoleD that
he offered to make good her losses if
she would cease play, but she refused.
The lady now lives in London on an
income of about 81, 900 a year, all that
is saved from the wreck. She is 25,
and said to be very hand
some, and what adds interest to the
tale is the fact that she is the grand
daughter of one Of highlands greatest
poets.
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PLASTER,

Chicken houses and hog-pens, as
well as stables and manure piles,
should he kept sprinkled daily with
plaster. A few handfuls will absorb
the ammonia which escapes from the
fermenting manure, and will keep
everything sweet. An atmosphere
poisoned by the pungent odors which
arise from unclean stables can not be
wholesome and must be provocative of
disease. Inflammation of the eyes is a
common consequence of foul stables,
but if the owner will cleanse them,
plaster will remove all the smell.
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FLAyoRING WITH LEMON.


One of the hest housekeepers we
know has told us of her method of
producing lemon favoring. She never
throws lemon skins away after making
lemonade, lemon pies, etc, but always,
while the skins are yet fresh, shaves
off the yellow surface with a sharp
penknife, taking as lite of the white
part as possible. These small yellow
shavings are then sprinkled upon a
warm plate, and as soon as they are
dry they are put into muslin bag.
When required for use, whatever
quantity may be needed at the time is
ground into a fine powder, and this
powder makes the best lemon flavor
ing, our friend says, that she ever
has met with. Orange peel may be
successfully treated precisely in the
same way.
This same lady preserves lemon
juice for flavoring, and for lemonade,
by mixing it with sugar, without
cooking it, uutil it becomes thick
strip. 1t is then ready to be put in
bottles and sealed. Orange juice may
be kept for weeks in like manner.
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BIRTHDAY VERSES.
WHITLEY " A cHILD's ALBUM.

Twas sung Of old in hut and hall
How once King IN evil honr
Hung musing DER his castle wall,
And, lost IN Idle dreams, let tall
Into the sea his rinE OF power.
Then, let him sorrow as he might,
And pledge his daughter and his throne
To who restored the jewel bright,
The broken spell would ne'er unite ;
The grim old ocean held his own.
Those awful powers no man that wait,
On man, the beggar or the King,
To hoTel bare or hall OF state
A magic ring that masters tate
With each suecee ding birthday bring.
Therein are set four jewels rare
Pearl Winter, Summers ruby blaze,
Springs emerald, and, than all more fair,
Falls pensive opal, doomed TO bear
A heart OF fire bedreaUHed with haze.
To him the simple spell who knows
The spirits OF the ring 20 sway,
Fresh power with every sunrise flows,
And ROYAL pursuiTants are those
That fly his mandates TO obey.
Rut he that with sIackened will
Dreams OF things past or things to be,
From him the charm is slipping still,
And drops, ere he suspects the i'll,
Into the memorable sea
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
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Money. Nice. and Mlnce Pies.

New York Herald
Some months ago Mr.. j. Skidmore
Higbie, of Springfield, Long Island.
put $40 in greenbacks carefully away
in closet where his wife kept her
mince-pies. When he looked for the
money, some time afterward. it was
gone, and he gave it up for lost, after
"A fruitless search, supposing that
some thief had stolen it. When his
wife took the last mince-pie from the
upper shelf, however, she was sur
prised to find a mouse's nest in the
middle of it, and still further sur
prised to find the missing greenbacks,
which had been torn into pieces SO
small that not single bill could be
properly reconstructed" Mr.. Higbie
does not suffer any loss, however,as an
influential friend has obtained from
the Treasury Department the full
amount of the money.
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Pmf. Trndall,s Warming.

In concluding an address to the students OF
University College tLondonl Prot. Tyndall,
who is Enthusiastically one OF the most irde-
iatigable brain workers OF chr century, said,
"take care OF your health. Imagine Hercules
as sarsman in a rotten boat; what can he do
there but by the very force OF his stroke ex-
pediate the ruin OF his craft. Take care Of the
fimbers OF your boat The distinguished
scientists advice is equally valuable TO al
workers We are apt to devote all our ener-
gies 70 welding the oars, our strokes tall firm
and last, but few OF rs examine or even think
OF the condition OF our boats until tie broken
or rotten timbers suddenly give way and we
find ourselves the victims OF q calamity which
could have been easily avoided by little
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HOUSE AND GARDEN.

In dwelling houses lighted by gas.
the frequent renewal of the air is of
great Importance. A single gas burner
will consume more oxygen and pro-
duce more carbonic acid to deteriorate
the atmosphere of a room, than six or
eight candles. If, therefore, when
several burners are used, no provis-
ion is made for the escape of the cor
rupted air and for the introduction of
pure air from without, the health will
suffer.
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AFTER an experience OF over twenty five
years, many leading physicians acknowledge
that the Graeienberg Marshall's Uterine
Catholicon is the only known certain remedy
TOR diseases to which women are subject The
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills, the most popular
remedy of the day tor biliousness, headache,
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-04-12

A friend OF ours who is chief clerk in the
Governmental Dispensary, says that no medi-
cine chest is now complete without Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment. We always supposed it
was prescribed by law ; ii it is not, it ought
to be, for certainly there is nothing in the
whole materia medca OF so much imp lrtance
to the soldier and sailor as Johnson's Ano-
dYne Imminent.