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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
KERAMIC ART.
A LECTURE BY W. c. PRIME At THE ACADEMY


LECTURE By W. c. PRIME At THE ACADEMY
OF DESIGN.
William G. Prime, who Is we'll known az ono OF the
largest collectors Of keramcs IN America. delivered
lecture on tho history OF this for benefit OF the
Society OF Decorative Art. at the Academy OF Design
yesterday morning. Tho prevalent idea that art
Is aesthetic study, said Mr.. Prime, Is untrue
Keramc art nlonc is history OF the human race and
OF nations; begins far back that no ono knows
when Tho first DIT Of clay made strong by fire. For
5000 years the history OF Egypt Is recorded pot.
terry. In Mesopotamia we lind bricks Stamped with
tho OF kings far back the building Of the
Pyramids The art OF enameliiug was invented
by the Egyptians, and learned from them by
tue Syrians, who built walls aud towers OF
Pottery in Nincveh and Babylon which covered
with bright enamel The OF pottery OF the
highest Importance in the Valley OF the Euphrales.
The books vi the Syrian libraries wore made oil H.
and laid away on the shelves. Thirty thousand vol
umes of these books were found 10 one library Small
sheets OF these pottery tablets were used Tor contracts
Contemporary with the Syrians were the PhGnicians,
OF whose know nothing until the discoveries Of
General al Ccsnoa. This pottery, whlch's TO be
tho Metropolitan Museum illustrates the prog
ross OF the history Of the Phu,nicans. Greek art,
Mr.. Prime believes, cannot DC traced back than
eight centuries before Christ The progress OF this art
IL contained In Tho Metropolitan Museum aud NO
whore clsc The Greeks abolished the symbolic mean
ings OF The Egyptian art and adopted the beautiful
Etruscah pAuoIuS whicu are anyways 1Ieek ana never
wero made by the Etruscans. II you want 10 teach
your children Greek literature you do II bet
Ter than by studying Crock kcramic art The art
cnamcng pottery invented by the Greeks seems 10
have been prnctsed In the island OF khodcs where
many small specimens OF this cnamcng were found
Many relics Of this OF the thirteenth anu four
teenth centuries arc found In German public and pri
architecture Until The close OF the seventeenth
century England dId not understand the art OF pot
terry Tho history OF pottery Of that day ID closely al
lied with the history Of British commerce. We nave
oder specimens OF onsmellcd pottery OF Europe Than
OF China Tho question Is Did me Chinese invent
porcelain did Il from Western Asia2 Mr..
Prime does believe that Paissy introduced the
oil enamoiiiLg on porcelain into Europe The nrst
porcelain camc to Europe through tho Arabs In the
fourteenth century The specimens OF the FIRST porce
lain made IN Europe are very rare. There are not
moro than low pieces extant ono OF which IN the
Casteliani collection IN the Metropolitan VI useum.
The next lecture IN this will be delivered
Saturday next probably by Mr.. Vors
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Steamer Benefactor, Jones. Wilmington. Nc-wm
Clvde u Co.
Steamer Richmond Kelly. Petersburg. va-old Dominion
Steamship 60
Steamer a sinners. Warren. Philadelphia James
Hand.
Ship Centennial Bearsc, Mebourne-R Cameron
Go.
Bark Mary ioodcl. Eames. Yokobxms-R Buck Co
Gu.
Bark George Davis CBr). Hooker. Gasgow-snow Bur-
Bark Pcred de Famie (Fr). puvard. Cork or Falmouth
for orders-Edmund Unknrt.
Bark Cato tNorl. Wig Queenstown or Falmouth for
ordors-B ockmann. Oercin x Go. .
EGye X 90.
Go.
BARK Anita Berwind Mcbride, philadelphia -Master.
Brig Britannia. Hotchkiss, Port spain (Irinidad)-H
Trowbridge's Sons
Gnger.
schr Abbic Dunn, Fountain, St Jago 0uba)--Jas FL
well 4 Co.
schr A tsyford. Dickey. Jacksonvillo-G Squire
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HAVANA. Dec 1s-Arrved. schrs Charles Mor,ord' n
sons. rhiiadoiphiA: Norman. odgdon 90; io'n' o"'~
Mary McKee, Steelman. do. r,.x..-
MAuRirus Oct 23Arrved. sch. Sadie Caller Wspocr'
browse Island for Msibourn.; 25th ship bornec;
(Br: Williams seeking land sailed nov ~. . ,.~. H..
Sailed Nov q ship Chnndos Cardih). Hong
Kong having repaired. .
In port Nov .. bark Hosea Rich, Menxes for Cadiz.
PANAMA Dec lo-Arrivsi, steamer Granada connoy'
San Francisco.
PoSr PirRg Dec I6--Arrived previously schrs Harry
White, Hopkins. New York; Harmon Curtis, Curtis do
ST. THOMAS Dec I7-Arrivcd. brig John Wesley. Hines
Hnvre
ST Jonxss. NJ Dec i5-sailsd. steamer Thames tBr,.
ST JOINS NIB dee 7-Arrived. brig Flying Cloud (Br)
Wagner. Mayo re) schrs Bessie Dickinson, Dickinson
Saw nnah Abbie ingalls,. ingalls,. New YORK
Arrived 15th schr Bessie Dickerson. Dickerson Savan
VERA Cruz. Doc 1o-Arrived, schr Emma D Endicott
YoHouAss, Dec 7-ssisd. steamer China. rrisl. San
Francisco.
IPER STEAMER WYoxINGl
BELFAST Dec 7-Arrived. Drusi Dubrovacki. Porcich.
New York.
Ram. Dec 4-Arrived. Beaver. Paspebiac.
CARDIFF. Dec ARRIVED. Newman, Newman, LON
don. -
FALMOUTH, Dec 7-sailed, John Clerk, Couaut Grom
Cheribonl Amsterdam.
LIvEarooL. Dee Arrived. Elda Lane. Richibucto.
Sailed It'll, Lightning. Watson, Valparaiso.
IoSDoN, Dec 7-Arrivsd. Elysia Isl. McRitchie. Now
York.
PLyxoUr Dsc 7-sailed, Strong ts>, Brown, Boston;
Royal STANDARD (n, johnson from savannah, Reval
QUEENsTowN Dec 7Arrived. Nicholas Thaycr. Crosby.
Sour.baya: Adslia. New York.
Sailed 7th. Hafrstjord. Meier and Colombo Carolina,
Cichcro Qrom New York, London: Hunnus, Barto (roa
New York;. Gloucester.
SWANSEA Dec 7-Arrivcd. CAIatea Belts Cove.
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SURVEYOR OF THE PORT.

General Edwin A. Merritt, the new Surveyor OF the
Port confirmed last week by the United States Scnate
10 succeed General George sharpe appeared yester.
day at the Custom house for tho arst time since his
appoint mcnI
without going to the Surveyors ONCE he proceeded,
in company with General Arthur to the Office oil
United States District Attorney Stewart L. Wcodford
where they met Mcssrs. Sinclair Tousey anu L. II.
Jenny, General Merritt's bondsmcn Tho party, rein
forced by Postmaster General Key and others, then
went to Judge BIatchford's rooms, where General
Merritt was sworn into office ana hed MS bonds On
tho acceptance OF tho same by the Treasury Depart
mcnt tho 1ew.Survcyor Will enter upon the discharge
OF tho duties OF mis- Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CRY or VERA CRuz which lett the city for
y
be expected until time on Thursday instead OF on
Wednesday, Ms usual.
STEAMER OCEANIC (Br) which sailed San Francisco
Dec ish and tho amount OF S470oO
BARK LIZZIE MARY Duga Of and from uss1ss for Mon
foremost Re arnin spoken Nov IS about 30 miles
left Cape Henry Nov and experienced Succession OF
the sssh 10Th and h heavy nv gale prevailed during
which they lost large portion OF Snwrrk and about 80
rihnx about decs For Al DAYS passed large
logs OF timber and deals. also pieces Of wreck
pairing main boom at New London the 18th.
sems MAX, Tcs from Long ss"d for
and In as.smptnx :. go upon Crocker navisons ways
ScHR SIXTH OBnIEH sunk the harbor Of Saybrook,
e. aeou.a week a.o and went TO pieces on the 18th
nncount Of a continuation of and sw winds.
Sem ELwooD BpRroN. from Portland for Matanxas put
into New LONDON mot Norwch on the 1h inst with loss
climate
Sem Urea Martin rom Boston for Calais. while trying
beat I,1 r Ss mn nett
pa, her before the Wind and run 1T. h.rbor
ScnR KoLAN. Brookiugs, from Bath. for New York, Is
ashore the south end Of Goat Isand will OF at
scHR HATTIE Lxwis Coleman, Of Dover. MI, returning
from Boston whcro she had load Of bricks arrived
blowing severe gale dropped both about dusk
@ mile on @ ASsns ton sns
length OF the breakwase About Capt Geo Roberts
with four Others venured in the doy Of the life station to
her relief They reached thu vasse and IL decided IN
Of the violence Of the gale and Der dangerous position
abandon her. which they did all niue Gaming oil In the
dory About PM, wind lulns, the S4mc fevis
tied her slipped her chain, and by skiifu management
her of the rocks sailed her into tho harbor
scnn ALICE Bril-. from Now Bedford, came into New
London 18th with her oremast head Willrc
pair there
NEW ORLEANS. Dec ls-Bark Rosario esp,. hence for
Malaga and brig Eliza tSp for Cork both returned to-day
having coldcd with other nt the Passes.
NORFOLK, Dee ls-Ths schr Agnes kepplier. Capt
Lynch hal holes burned in her deck Yesterday
while lying in the loaded with lumber tol
Baltimore. Capt Lynch has suspicious Of foul play.
PENSACOLA Dec 1S--Schr Stcelman Fisher, from lack
sonvle is aground inside the bar and is leaking She will
dock.
SHPBUILpISG-A Newburyport Colby Lunt getting
out the frame OF schooner OF $50 tons their
count
LAUNCH Tho new bark Dom Pedro bnt by Messrs WIN
Skinner Sons TOR Mr. Thornton Rollins and Others In
&c the Baltimore and Rio fleet OF sailing
vessels will be launched to-day Pm from SINNERS
shipyard, BALTIMORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
The LOAN Exhibition.

Mr.. Marshall q. Roberts has kindly consented 10
throw open his gallery the public again Tor the bon.
Cit OF the Society OF Decorative Art There were a
great many persons unable to attend the first open
ing aud 1t Is for these that tho second exhibition Is
opened. Tho day liked Tor this exhibition, winch Ia
positively the last, Thursday, the 27th OF this
month. Tho tickets Will be 81 zach, as nj first The
ladies' OF The Society oil Decorative Art have arranged
to give an exhibition OF rare prints Ia the south room
OF the Academy OF Dcsgn. until today occupied by
the OlyIhapt COLLECTION OF pictures. some Of the
bric-a 6rac VIII be placed IN tns The In
the middle OF the east room will DO tho first things
made by contributors TO the society exhibited besides
some more pric.a-Drac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
DEAF, DUMB AND AN ORPHAN.

Adoiph Parker, aged about sixteen. deaf and DUMP
aud nm orphan. was arraignei In the Fifty-sevcn'h
Street yesterday charge OF assault and bat
terry preferred against him by his cousin, Mrs Leusz
Of Seventy sixth street ana Fifth avenue who has
taken charge OF him for tho past six months,
and who says he has showed his gratitude
by beating her Parker was questioncd on paper
as TO the charge Ho said he was The one who rouly
suffered He could read or write English, ard Inc
questions had TO he written in German. Mrs. Leuiz
sad she refused to support him any longer Justice
Murray sent Parker tho Commissioners OF Charities
and Correction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
ALPHA DELTA PHI.

Tho members Of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity, ono
Of tho Oldest in tho list Of college secret societies and
having chapters at all the leading colleges In the
country, TO have q social reunion and dinner this
evening at Delmonco's. On the Commit tec OF Invita-
ton appear thc names OF cx.Minister John Jay cx-A
torney General Francis v bariow, Professor Dwight
Russell Sturgis, Jr. II Is expected that Rev. Dr.
Richard Storrs, Jr Rev. o. u. Frothngnam, Donald
members Of the society, Will be present Preliminary
TO the fnucr there Is to DO an Initiation Of mombors
of a new chapter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
A RECEIVER ARRESTED.

Detective Singleton, of Jersey City, yesterday iound
q number Of metal plates in tho junk shop Of David
Harper, on Newark avenue which were recognized
as portion OF tho plates stolen from the grave posts
in tho Jersey City Catholic Cemetery. Harper was
arrestcd and in the police station ho said that he
had purchased tho plates from Bernard Kano, junk
man ON wavery street Kano was also arrested, and
bot M en- were held TOR trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
AN ECCENTRICs SUICIDE.

Patrick McMshon, aged. nfty-six years, committed
suicide at ten o'clock last night by hanging himself
under tho stoop Of his house, No. 1855 Henderson
street, Jersey City. HIS son James discovered him
hanging there and cut him down. Ho had eaten his
supper at eight O'Clock aud appeared in un-
usually good spirits. AZ nino O'Clock he won't
out and an hour aftcrward no was discovered
hanging by small cord to spike under the stops Of
his house. lie was worth considerable In rca estate
and money and was ell known Tor hts eccenrictics
DR.. Paul was summoned, when tho body was down.
but the man was then dead. Ito leaves a family OF
tnrce daughters and Two sons, ali grown up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
SPOKEN.

Bark Piesro Aecome dtsD podesa. from Genoa for Now
York, Nov ~. lat 70, Ion A.
BARK ia. Mccarthy, Gould from Busnos Ayres for Bos
ton Nov IL, lat 81 >, Ion - W.
Bark Annapolis (Br) Delap from Point Lobns via CAL
lao Dec Is OF Virgins Capcs ordered to New York.
Schr Eagle Rock. of New York. from Cardiff for -,
Nov 30. lat 30 N. Ion ~ W. -
schr sarah W Hunt. McFadden. FROM New York for
Point n Pitre Doc lat 70 3D. Ion 63
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20

sesmer Algeria tBr,, Watson. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer A,ias tisr,. Low. Kingston Jacmei-rim,
forwood Go. =, -,
Stcn,ncr New York, Quick Now Orleans-Bogcr Nor
sses George Clyde Ingram chars.son-J Quin-
tsrd 4 Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
CUTTING OFFICIAL SALARIES.

Tho Republican aldermen Of Newark have agreed in
caucus mako reduction Of pcr cent OF all sala
res above 1000 The salary OF tho city counsel Is TO
81 900 for clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Newbenian of Dec III Tho two spar buoys
chored the channel at Hatteras Inlet
RED away during the gale OF wind which prevailed
along about days As these mpor.
the OF tho inlet they shood BIO
placed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
LECTURE BY DIR. CROSBY.

Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby will lecture in Lyric Hail
this evening before the Young Mems Hebrew Assoca.
ton, on palestine Explorations"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
SAILED.

Steamers Algeria (Br) for iverpool Cortes. Havana
New York. New Orleans; Geo Clyde, Charleston Bcne
factor, Wilmington NC: Richmond. Petersburg Va bark
AFRICA frD, Queenstown Falmouth; briggs Britannia,
Port Spain; Z Clary. Barbados; Br), Bahia vim
Richmond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
WHALEMEN.

sailed from New Bedford Dec 10, bark Lsgoda, Lewis.
Pacific Ocean.
from Capt Wing OF bark Atlantic, Of NIB reports
bcr at Mauritius Nov with 100 bbs sp OIL last cruise
Bound south.
spnken-Sn aAte lat 50 So lon 20 So bark Perm. Ear
NIB, oil reported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Abatross. Davis. Fall River for New York
ss SsI YORK t,r IN BALLAST 10 Miller noushson
sehr Caledonia Br,. Leighton, Windsor. Ms. Tor New
seSr Jane tso. sp,eer cornw.i,is Ms 70, New York
.,sehs Julia Grace tsr, Dixon Sheet h'ro'r' Ns '0r
schi os,eo tB. Williams, !. John M for philadelphia
sehr Oregon, Church, Pitss.on. Ne. 10. New York.
s se ss' fy ,,ss.S 20
SSan "s is s: s y. Ssw 'e YOKE ss- York
sehr II Miller. harrison. Boston for Ncw York.
s Fred sm y Isye' s9si"n 'Go ei
sc John rks Cross for Anew YG!
scar Arctic CHM. Providence Tor New York
sehr 7 Abel: Hogan Xswpor, Tor New New York York
s sesr on~ssa eorSa. Nantucket for New York.
S Sas s''
schr Lizzie. Taylor, Hartford to. Ncw YORK
schr Jessie B Smith. Williams. New Haven for View
sehr " Marvel. o'Keefs Now Haven 70! Baltimore
sehr Lucy Ives. nonnS No,huoI' 1 Tor Bstimore'
ported o the Herald Telegraph station sne was ordered
New Brighton staten Island to discharge cargo Of um
sehr II Deputy, McMshop from Bath tor Nov York is
anchored In Hart Island Roads.
The following arc at anchor In the roads above
scnr Caledonia tr,. Davidson CORVALLIS rs for New
Sssa I Ia Sss,a kiss Gaia.
sehr Engcns Bunker Calais Tor New aor *, York
BOUND EAST.
schr X Rankin Bishop. Now York for 81 Domingo City
schr Lorraine sBrl Helser New York for Lunenburg NS
schr Udsli Winslow, New York Tor Portland. Me-
Schr Ann Dole, Bnncs, New York for Boston
schr Waiter Palmer. Palmer, New York Tor Boston.
schr Lucy Aues. Richards, New York for vnnlhsven
Schr Evergreen, Turner. Now York for Providence'u
scnr Mary Il Pxrr, Cornell HoboScn for Portland mo.
Semr Timothy Field, Leland. liobokon Tor Bosson.
schr iiesn Mar Ward IIoboken for Providence
seSr Bo.rdmsn iuni EissSetnport for Portland,
Me. ,,. ~. rohr.oc TO- Pea.
Scnp Aida. Cousine Port Johnson for Providence.
Schr Bruen Hallock Port johnson lot rrovdcncc
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrswAlr. Dec is-saed steamer Colon, Grian, New
York -.
Lee. Leo, Philadelphia; Lee. Lee, 40; D a Lee,
smith. do
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, 80.

YACHTS. sTEAMBOATs, 60.
LrOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED REAL
Estate steam Yacht; compound engines, economical
IN fuel very thoroughly equipped three boats &c be
made ready Tor sea In wecNs tme; drnught 6k feetS
length ecs. ID0 feet; beam. l6 feet inchcs price
S15oJ1 Address ROOM ~, ut 10 Cortland At.
WANTED-fIvE OR SIX OLD CANAL BOATS FOR
Nv docking purposes Apply 70 L. wOUD, corner Frank
lin av and Warren ST. Brooklyn.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 10, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED nj the HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirysroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Consolation (Br) Roper Annoy Oct Sngapo
18th. Gale .h, sues Nov aud Gibraltar 2s'h With tes
ms.: IN; e F.: rs
rs J:; e: SsH
;:=:: 81! 'i sg'iis
An White bound do; 80 PM. an A'ehor
ss:%sr Meyer lla-spr. Dec sp "a Hss
strong westerly winds and rainy weather the whole pass
K ss:%s: s 4ass s.s.a. WIN
NV . iaS Gssas ss.;Ss:
na,sesr.r. 70 NM cyS.
steamer city Of Ms snd mcynoos xlsx.udrs
steamer Lone star. Forbes New Orleans Dec u. with
Steamer kaei erboeksI. Ke%ss Nsw Orleans Dec Is,
steamer Gh.rie.son lockwood Charleston Dec io with
sss Richmond Kelley. Norfolk, With mdseso the
Steamer xis.%asis Gss Loves. Dol With mdse to tn.
70 OF Il s'; I,:'Hs %
W gales Is dayr then made southern passage. and
A1 Barn edss.;s s1"s' "f
DAYS % 1ss S 20 o Good 70 G
crossed The Cane s d % s.a
Bark MmrixnnnR Ctal,. Russo. Cetto % days, with
wines 60 order. Passed Gibraltar Nov
BARK scotland (ot Halifax. wetmorc Havrc ~ days. In
ballast to Whitney 90. Had heavy werterey gales
barn pv,sc is:r.. s.sen''n Bordesax - days. in S"
Bc;;: :s 81 3 day. !. .. Ss,
hast 70 srrss Eays no. for a.mSurs The
y ia anchored st Sandy Hook Tor orders.
R.yI Lima Mor) Tobidscn Malaga - days. In ballast,
to Bockmann, Occrein Go. Passed Gibraltar Nov bad
1ne weather.
ss- ship rhsros fuex which arrived f7sh from Kenne
buns c.ngned 20 simonson Hoves tros ne before re-
ported will load In their limo for san francisco
~ The reported arrival OF the steamer Bothna IN yes
sNrdsy's edition Topographic error
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Reindeer. Decker. from DemcrarA
Bys Matte IS Russell, Atherton. from Demerara, -
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 Noon.
Tho ball OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
(by standard time United States Naval Observatory
at Washington day dropped twoenths seconds
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

,ArYs or DEPARTURES PROM xRw YORK FOR THE
MONTHS DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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Ohre.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-04-07

Or. TOwnsend's Oxygen.
Iatcd Air viii purify The
blood IN One-thrd the
time that anv OF h er
known rene ycan. " hYE
because to inhale OXv-
Igenated Air II goes di-
lTeCr to the Lungs and
passes through the tis.
sues and comes III direcE
contact with the blood
Jas it is forced INTO the
Lungs by the action Of
the heart. All the bloOu
in our veins returns to
che heart every four min
Iutes IT the blnOG is good,
|andfOrced from the heart
TO the lungs, ana The
more oxygen you nina e
INTO the lungs the more
you purify the b OOd.
/ when Oxygen comes IN
contact with the impuri-
ties in the blood 1t car
|hOnlzes and burns, Caus-
Ing the blood TO be heat
ed so that 1t warns eve
Irv part of the hOGv. as iC
|gOes on its revolutions
through the system. II
your b OOd Is pure Won
Iclnuut tie SICK. We drive
Mercury and all other
impurities out of t h o
blood. We guarantee to
|puI1ty the blood IN one
third the time Of any
iOther known remedy.
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Late Physician TO ST. Georges and ST. BarthoIo.
news Hospitals London, Curator to
ST. Elizabeth's, etc.
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PURIFIER.
ENUAER
EIENEAR.

THIS Incompatible DEP URATTVE Is
pOiCerf'uL ALTERATIYE, TONIC, DE-
URETTC, DI1PHORETIC, and 1PERI-
ENT, combining. Virtues tCIich render
1t inUaLtobIe and ne0er- failing, and 6y
its continued ttse SDiJ thoroughly eradt-
cate all diseases of the blood. Its tn0re-
dients are of % purely harmless ertTdC-
tiOn, the products gathered from remote
EgUptidn ProUinces, and tchero there Is
tenn, 1t neUer fails IN ejectinO that disease
through the medium of the skim, or er-
TeLing d through tie mGny and gdrtons
and, indeed, forcing all the organs into
Meir proper ,.orn,gs "ma dnet'9mas &c, ti con- cor
] comTifce a any % patient ,fsing sting d, IT, of its an
doubted reliability and sUOnderfuL curd-
tiUe properties, it being, most SnqnestioIi-
and the greatest discovery of the present
age, in The treatment Of every disease
qUhere the blood itself Is primarily the
SCROFULA and the thousand and one
causes that lead to this terrible affection,
cognisant, for BibIicGL Truth has assert
ed that the So Sins of the fathers shall
Visit eUem atntO the third and fourth gen
.ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS 1t Is a
2DOlUerftH Tejueendtor, causing the tcrecEo
of man once more to assume the God-ttke
For CUTANEO Us DISEASES, URIN-s
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTELLATION Or
COSTIEENESS, LLIER AMP KIDNEY
OUS DEBILITY, RHEUM
GLANDULAR ENLARG E1LENTS, EPL-
zHfEEEd2mAsoSS HfEdqfdHs 6 TIE EGa6 B0SEs seTRD IED6
LENT ULOERS, FEMALE CONE
PLANTS (and to the OentIer ser 1t Is G
tibIe, and delicate females, as IL takes
direct action upon theiT diLmeuts) AND
AL FORMS OF CHRONIC DLSE4SE
OF THE TROUBLE, it Is inUaluabIe. Il
perseverance, aUitb utis remedy eciU proce
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-04-07
DYSPEPSIA.
-GASTRON.

GASTRONi Is a safe, speedy, and post
tiUe cure for that most depressing of all
restore the digestive organs to their pris-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
action of the stomach and tntestines. The
aierUOUs irritabiIity of literary and GlE
persons pursuing a sedentary life, IS
speedily removed bU this agent. The
stomach Is restored to health and the KEY
note of the system tUiU once more respond
In the per rfOrnldnoe of labor.
Price, One Dollar, fIs large bottle, or
sic bOtt[eSe .$5.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-04-07
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.

Il sIi1ht so-caIIed cold tUiIL ofttin1es
lead to a serious cough, tohtch, WnoGreG
for badly treated, must hare bat one
aesuLt-it mast ,egentudte in a settled case
of BRONCHITIS, or aUIidt Is tcOrSe, the
deadly OONSUMP1TON. To all suffering
IRA CHEON offers a sound, reliable, and
permanent relief 1t duDnieJlts eppectO-
ration, and enables the patient to erpeE
that terribly septic deposit, IUhicI,, If left
qCithout judtciOuS treatment, must COM
9lnnioIte ats poison to the oesiciIIar sub
stance of the lung, deDenerdtiliO and de-
strOyiIG that most essential OF organs,
and HItiDldteS only in an edrIy and U'l-
timely death. IR1 1CHEON has RO equal,
much less a. superior, and its "se tCiH nOt
great g'eIief, bat heals The membrane and
IeaUes the patient iI, possession OF healthy
lang tissue.
Price, FifTy Cents per bottle, or SiS
BOTTLES, Sc, 80.