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DYSPEPSIA
GASTRON.

GASTRON Is a safe, speedy, and f,ostS
tiue cure for that most dePressfn0 OF all,
restore the digestive organs to their 11s'is-.
tine strength, and promote the healthy.
action of the stomach and tntestisIeS. The
nerUOtLS irrttGbtIity of literary and GlE
persons pursuing a SedentGrV ItIe, 20
speedily removed by this agent. Tho
stomach Is restored 70 health and the key.
note of the system SCiu once more respond
In the performance of labor.
Price, One Dollar, tss t0Tgc bottle, Or
SIap bottles, $6s
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Late Physician TO ST.. Georges and ST. Bsrth66s
mew'e Hospitals, London, Curator to
ST. EIizabeth's, etc.
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
HEMAR. .r

This inco,npardbIe DEPURATTVE 1s
n pOtUerftL ALTERATIVE, TONIC, DE-
ENT, combining viTtMes tUIttch render
IL iIsUdLuGbLe and never-fdsItnD, and by
tts ogt'@Gs% 81 se oy so M tS;grSg S;nc ergS
tio,s, the products gathered from remote
fhe gosi, Slightest taint Of disease In The sys-
tenn, 1t neper fails in ejectin0 that disease
through tie medium of the skin, or er-;
channels of the body, thereby GlLotctng,
and, indeed, forcing az TIE organs into
] convince a any patteft sssinG It, Of | its an
doubted ToifG6iiitv and wonderful cHra-
iSg Sf, tHepsssS tGe gerg ace n,efs4t %
age, In the , trsatme,t tnae,s 1f essny dtsegse
seat of the lesion or disorder, such as
SCROFUDA and the thOtssdnd and ono
cSses ca es;e tGt M te0a to ss tssrSss gs9
cognisant; for BtoIica! Trstth has ASSERT
erGtions,;' i and and to BROKEN- Down IND
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS it Is N
po'cerTI rejucenGtoT, causing the tcreeho
To1! CUTINEO US DISEASES, URIN-
C0MPL1TNTS, GENERdL IND, ,NERT-
GL4NDULAR BNLARGEMENTS, EPI-
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AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES, INDO-
LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM
PLANTS (Gnd to the DentJer SEQ tt Is a
boon long sought for bU sensitive, s"scep-
ti6le, and delicate females, as tt takes
ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
IN WHICH THE BLOOD IS THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE. 1t Is i'.cdtuabIe. n
perseverance, scitb this remedy tUiH proUo
a positive and oe,1aGnent cure ToT
CHILLS and FETERS aud at MALA-
RIAL POISONS. Fe
Thousands Of Testimonials attess the
truth of these cLdinlS.
Price, One Dollar, IN largo bottle, or
Sia bottles, $6s
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Can be cured. Why7 be-
cause we have cured
hundreds Of cases, some
of them being eIven over
to die Oy all physician !
of other schools OF prnc-
tice. Consumption IS q
disease of the Air passa-
,Ses and over two-thirds
of the cases are caused
by Catarrh. We guaIan-
Tee a cure if you will
come in season.
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PILES. Hemunh6idS.
PILON.

Many causes tend to produce ttts pain
fuI aud distressing state. The blood 70
9tse of drastic pUrOdttpes tends to produce
congestion of the bOtcetS, torpid action OF
the HUer, and glHnserONs other causes arc
the source Of this complaint, and hitherto
slOtiin0 efectHdL has been presenfed to-
the public, SCIttoIb SCOtILd rapidly alleviate
symptoms and ultimately prose an effect
11hich not only acts almost Instantly, 6Gt
1UiIL rentO1e the largest tanl0FS o. the parts
PitesI Sg IT,. gos0rPttofs,, nf, SnS n'Sny S sSho
been radically cured, hGee beel assured
(pFior to RsiHO This treGtRsentJ bD emit
sIent surgeons that tho only. relief they
operation, and removing tt Or them from
the body by a. procedure tUjttch ssecessttGt-
ed the knue. This remedy has Deer. halted
toith delight, and Is 1lOt0 prescribed by
ntGny practising phyStctG1sss Soho are cog
SiisdHt of its merits, as the only knot01s'
Price, Fifty Cents per package, or sis1
for $3.50.
THE AROVE RE1LEDIES ARE
thorough In the eradication of the differ
eTlt aud OariOUs nsGladies denonitmdtsd,
and are the result of patient, sedrchfst0s
tGborious, and scientific Investigation,
ensioTacillg q period or many years. 10
If the specific directions are complied
tcith, thousands Of patients sciH bear tCtt-
crate oUerD assertion. Where there are
many complications of disease, and pa
tie'ats so desfre,. DIR, .CHANDLER oar
treat GV letter ii necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory CfS,cu-
Ias' NJ The aboge remedies sent Is. ree6ipt
MEDIG1RES are not on safe fs your
PGrtto"t,'/ drW00ist's, send orders to
DR. CHANDLER,
1870 Broadway, NeGSYork City,
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Bronchitis !

ALL Persons thai
read his are invite,
to send for our lnrg
and beautifully illu
trated PapeT,sC IL, q
TO any address.
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Whyq Because Inhala-
ton Is the only WY that
the Air Passages can be
reached, and Catarrh is II
disease OF the AR PasSa-
ges of the Head Use
Tins Treatment as we di.
rect, which is easy and
pleasant, and we guaraL-
tee a perfect CURE Of
Catarrh.
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Catarri II.

WE MAKE A. SPE E-
CIAbTY of treating
patients by Mail
Please write ard des.
crlBe. your symptoms.
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May b.-w4
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4NO can make $50 weekwithout capital;
Money! easy and respectable for either sex.
M. A. Young, 2dl BOwerY, N. Y.
Feb. lu-m3.
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PILES successfully treHted by the BANNING
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THE HEALTHIESTO OF Us ARE LIABLE
to distractions in the bowels. Don't neglect
them. 1t is not necessary un outrage the palate
with nnuseOus drugs in such cases. The most
effective laxative known is TARRANT's EFFER-
VESCENT SFLTZER APEhIENT. aud it IL also the
most agreeable Its operation is soothing, cool
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Senator Thomas II. Benton used
to say that he liked to drink his tea
from cup that lady had washed.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31
WASH FOR FRUIT TREES.

At the last meeting of the farmers
club. astranger inquired how he mlgh
remove the scales from the
bodies and branches of his fruit trees,
The chairman stated that W. >
CARPENTER used to put pound OF cruoe
potash in two gallons Of water, and al
ter the potash is dissolved, dip large
swab in it and apply the liquid to the
trees. which will kill the embryo insect
in the scales.
Mr.. Whitman said; That is gooo
remedy where one can get potash
But AS this article is SO unpleasant t(
handle, SO difficult to procure excep'
by the barrel, and SO costly by the
pound. prefer to use cheap soap
with which make astrong liquid anc
apply with swab, l have tried tobacco
soap. and carbolic soap, which are We
nv EXPENSIVE. Now procure wash
ington soap, which can be obtained II
almostIevery cityhnd village by thebo,
at only few cents per pound. l !akt
a cake Of this soap, shave IL up lhI'
slices and dissolve it in pail or no
water. After it has stood q day o.
two the LIQUID will appear like mucl
lage, which is applied to the bodies o
the trees when lis almost boiling hot
One or two applications Will remoV'
all the scales and make the bark 1901
smooth and healthful. / procure
box of this soap every year, not ON.
for the trees, but there IS no Dette
soap for culinary and laundry purposes
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31
TIE SEWING MAcHlNEiMONOPOLY.

A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Enouirer writes from Washington to
that paper rs follows: "A number OF
lobbyists, representing an immense
sewing machine combination
interest. have made their appearance
here. Their object is to procure, by
some means not now apparent, re-
newal or extension of patent upon the
feed motion. which is vital property.
and the basis of the Wheeler Il Will
son. Howe. Singer. and other sewing
machine combinations. The patent
has already been extended and will eN-
nire on the Sth. of May. 1t was the
original intention of the great sewing
machine pool to go to Congress and
procure an act enabling the patent Of
flee to again extend the monopoly. but
the excitement of the electoral count
prevented them from putting this plan
into operation. :.
1.-The agents,of the pool now have, II
is said. very large sum OF money al
their command. and will thus be able
to make a persuasive argument be
1 fore the Patent Office people. Then
\ case is in an awkward shape, and VII
\ expire by default on the day above In
dicated unless some action can be pro
cured from the patent officials whlcl
| will give the pool the color of a CLAIM
npon which to go to Congress when
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31
WHOLE OK SOUP.

In Australia, where the horned stock
has increased of late in more rapid
ratio than the population. the supply
of meat is much greater than the de-
mand: and ut the present time the
price of cattle is commonly quoted
Eat boiling rate that is, the animals
will fetch no more from the butcher
than can be realized for their hides,
horns. hoofs, tallow, ETC., for eXporta-
tion.
Inlarge establishments devoted to pre-
narinu these utiliZable portions OF the
bullock. there was of course an lm-
mese waste when the OK went into the
melting pot; but this loss is now in !;
great measure avoided by boiling the
animal at once into sOup,or concentra'
ted extract of beef. After the head
horns, hOOfS, etc. are removed, the
meat is cut to convenient sized pieces
and conveyed to immense steam-tlgh'
double cylinders capable OF holding
upwards of fifty bullocks at a time
In seven hours, dnring which they art
subjected to pressure of steam OF 8
lbs. per square inch. the bones ant
meat are reduced to a pulp. IN.
steam is then condensed, and the tai
low. which floats on the surface
drawn off. The pulp is removed AM
placed in powerful press. whicl
squeezes out the soup. The latter is
however, not yet sufflcientlyconcentra
ted; and to render it 50. it is placed i
a peculiar constructed boiler, ther
reduced 10y evaporation, and tinall
run off into bladders. When colo
the essence is semitransparent, OF
rich reddish brown color. and swet
TO the smell and taste, almost like col
fectionary. 4 whole bullock. aftt
being thus treated. yields but % lbs.
soup.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31
The Anti-M0n0PO1ist.
few days just at the period when the

few days Just at the period when the
bulk of the eggs are Matching.
Several experiments, to test the el,
fects of exposure to the free r.proVeo
very conclusively that we can 40
much more to destroy the eggs, by
bringing into requisition the unlver-
sally utilizable air, thanWe can by the
use of water. The breaking mp OF the
mass, and exposure Of the individual
eggs to the desiccating effects OF the
atmosphere, effectually destroys them,
and when to this is added the we'll
known fact that thus exposed they are
more liable to destruction by their nu-
merous enemies, we see at once the
Importance of this mode :of coping
with the evil.
Five experiments, to test the eHects
of burying at different depths, showed
that, where the newly hatched insect
has not the natural channel OF exit
prepared by the mother, it must lnev-
itably perish if the soil be moderately
compact, unless cracks, assures, or
other channels reaching to the surface,
arelat hand.
From the four series of experiments
mentioned I draw the following de-
ductions, which have important prac-
tical bearing: l. Frost has no injurious
effect on the eggs: it's influence is ben
eticial rather, in weakening the outer
shell. 2. Alternately freezing ana
thawing is far less injurious to them
than we have hitherto supposed: and
tends to their destruction, if at all, IN
directly, by exposing them to the Tree
air. 3. The breaking open OF the egg
masses, and exposure of the eggs to the
atmosphere; is the most effectual way
of destroying them. Hence, the I'M
portance of narrowing in the fall Is
obvious. 4. Moisture has altogether
less effect on the vitality OF the eggs
than has heretofore been supposed ,ano
will be of little use as a destructive
agent except where land can be over
flowed for two or three days at th'
time when the bulk Of the young ar
Matching. 5. Flowing under OF th'
eggs will be effectual in destroying
them just in proportion as the surface
, is afterward narrowed and rolled. 1t
effects will also necessarily vary witt
the nature of the soil. Other thing
being equal, fall plowing will have tn
, advantage over spring blowing, not on
, ly in retarding the Matching period
but in permitting the settling, an
, compacting of the soil; while. wher
; the ground is afterwards harroWe
and rolled, the spring plowing WI
} prove just as good, and, on light SOILS
: perhaps better.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31

sits. 1t is possible, however, that an
application for a new patent covering
the principle, in slightly varied form
will afford means Of escape from TINS
dilemma, if adopted by the secret
workers of the monopoly.
ssThe enormous benefits to accrue to
the public in the event Of the sewing
machine pool failing to buy an extern
ton will be seen when it is considered
that the manufacturing cost OF an or
dinary $65 sewing machine is about
sc. %. while an 1885 machine from the
Bridgeport shops costs in the frame,
ready for shipment, something under
$40. AS things are now, 800 ma
chine is put to the local agent at $50
and the agent gets $40 for his time
and labor in selling and instructlng
An 1856 machine costs the agent $35,
SO on up to the fancy, full cabinet.
nearl inlaid article, which costs the
customer from $3.50 to 5000. The same
rule APPLIES in about the same proper
tion to all machines in the comblna
ton.
.sThe breaking down of the monop
DIV which sustains these ruinous fig
ures will enable any machine shop III
the country with proper appliances t(
turn out sewing machines with thu
lock stitch and wheel or ratchet feed
Competition will thus bring down the
price of machines to a legitimate fig
ure. about one half the present rates
This. patent official remarks, ma!
result in curtailing the agency system
to some extent, but he adds that it is
system which deserves curtailing OF
account of the pertinacity of compe
ting agents in attempting to fore
their wares upon forbearing public
The patent men are exhibiting prett.
much the same forbearance toWar'
the pool emissaries here that the puf
lie exhibit toward sewing machin
agents. and it is quite possible tina
the country may for time be cheate
out of the profits of whichthe law en-
titles it,
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31
CONSUMTIoN
Positively Curd.

Allsufferers from this disease that are anx-
ious to be cured should try Dr.. KlssNsR's
CELEBRATED CONsUMPrIvE POWDERS. These
Powders are the only preparation known that
will cure CONSUMPTION and all diseases OF the
THROAT AND Luxos-indeed, 20 strong is our
faith in them. and also to convince you that
they are NO humbue, we will forward to every
sufferer, by, mail, postpaid, a PREs TRIAL
Box. :,
We don't want yonr money until you are
perfectly satisfied Of their curative powers. II
your life is worth saving, don't delay in giving
these PowDKRs trial, as they will surely cure
Price. for large box, $500, sent to any part
of the United States or Canada by mail on re-
ceipt OF price. Address. o,n,rs
$50 FuLrox STREET, BRooKLYs, N. 7.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31

Sin order to familiariZe the public
with the sale and quality of American
fresh meat, some hundreds Of sides OF
beef have been daily brought for sale
to a market formed by single arch OF
the company's in Upper Thames street
and sold to all comers; IA cents per
lb. is the average price Of the whole
side of beef, but fore-qnarters are sold
sold at l3 cents, while Is cents is
charged for boiling and roasting JOINTS
taken together"
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31
FITS EPILEPSY.
FALLING SICKNESS

PERMANENTLY CURKD-NO HUMBUG-BY ONE
MONTHS USAGE or DR.. GoULARD's CELEBRATED
INrA11lBLx FIT Powders. To convince suffer
ers that these powders will do all we claim for
them we will send them by mail, POST PAID,
FRER TRIAL Box. As DR.. Goulard is the only
physician that has ever made this disease spe-
cial study, and as to our knowledge thousands
have been PERMANENTLY CURED by the use OF
these Powders WE VILE GUARANTEE PERMA-
HENr CURB in every case, or REFUND YoU ALL
MONEY EXPENDED. All sufferers should give
these powders an early trial and be convinced
of their curative powers.
sent by mail to any part of United States OF
Canada on receipt Of price, or by express, G.
D. D. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton St., Brooklyn. N.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31
''JE UNIVERSITY
OF
MINNEAPOLIS.
DEPARTMENTS OPEN !:

DEPAkTMENIS OTEN
The Collegiate Department.
The College Of Science, Literature
and the Arts.
The College Of Agriculture.
The College Of Mechanical Arts.
Colleges Of Law and Medicine vi
hereafter be organized.
The Geological Survey, conducted "
Professors Of the University, is in pro
gress.
TIE EQUIPMENT CoMpRlsE:
A Main Academic building, l85x9O
feet.
An Agricultural College building,
l46x54 feet.
An Experimental Farm, with barn,
teams, tools, &c
A General Library Of 10000 vol.
umes.
A Chemical Laboratory in complete
order.
A Plant House.
A supply of Physical Apparatus.
A set of engineering Instruments.
! 100 U. 5. Cadet f1f1e-muSkets, with
accoutrements.
A section Of Artillery, with Cais
ms.
A collection of Minerals, Art3, shells
&c.
A Workshop and Lathe Room.
| A Drawing-Room we'll equipped.
Numerous Models, Maps, Globe
Charts, &c.
The general faculty consists Of 10
Professors and Instructors.
j TUITION FREE in all Depart
ments.
The year 1885 begins Sept. II,
875.
For Catalogues or information ad-
DIR the President of the University
The anti-monopolist., 1877-05-31
THE SEEDMAN.

How doth the busy nursery man
Improve each shining hour, ,a
And peddle scions, sprouts and seeos
On every shrub and flower
How busily he wags his chin;
How neat he spreads his store,
And sells us things that never grew
And won't grow any more
Who showed the little man the way
To sell the women seed ~:
Who taught him how to blow ana iie'
And coax, and beg, and plead
He taught himself the nurserymah
And, when his day is done, oa.
Well plant him where the lank ras-"ee'S
Will futter in the sun.
But O, although we plant nm deep
Beneath the buttercup, :,
He's SO much like the seed he sells,
He never will come up
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
A RUMORED FAILURE DENIED.

A rumor circulated yesterday TO the effect that tho
Albion Print Company had tailed was denied BY tho
New YORK agents OF the concern.
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
DIR. M GLYNN'S RETURN.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION DY HIS PARIsHIoN
Epc TkST EVENING.

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION BY HIS PARIsnIoS-
ERs LAST EVENING
Tho basement chapel OF 81. Stephens Church was
filed last evening by the parishioncrs and friends OF
DR.. McGynn, who had assembled to express their
gratitude 10 od In public manner tor the safc return
OF tbcir pastor Although this dem onstration OF acc-
tion was intended 10 express the sentiments OF tho
Sunday school and the Young Mems Association, many
ladies and gentlemen Of the parish united In the most
enthusiastic manner IN greeting the pastor who has
been absent nearly Ave months, and also united in
expressing their at the departure of tho Rev
Charles McCrendy. who has been appointed pastor OF
the congregation oi the Holy Cross Church, IN Wost
Fortv.sccond street
Mr Garancr on behalf OF the Young Mems Associa-
ton read a short address oil welcome.
M'cLySSs ADDRESS
Although DR.. MCGynn was suffering from fatigue
no expressed himself in the most ancctionatc and
sasc reception rendered him. lie said :--..Words
are nndequ TO tell you what feel this OCCASION
The flowers OF the human family unite with the fo
OF nature 10 OIL the heart with sentiments OF love aud
gratitude that God has permitted me to return to
again alter fulhling the mission which left you
Whiic This occasion brings me JOY II also brings mo
sorrow, as am TO lose who has been associated
10 the most Intimate manner Tor the past NJ
teen ycars-fathcr McCready, whom VIC all esteem
ana loyc.D
places ne had visited, The persons he had scen aud
assured his hearers OF tho great interest manes cd
by Pius IN IN the diocese OF New York, wi ich DIR.
hcGynn represented III company with several other
clcrgymcn. 10 these the venerable Pontn gave hts
blessing and delegated him convey this blessing TO
Will DO announced IN due season and the congregation
viii DO invited to Darlake oi IL