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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRx. Oct 1o-Noon.
The western Unien time ball dropped to-day sightssn
eue-huud udredths OF Q second slow.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
| sails. Destinations

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK YoR TEE MONTHS
OF OCTOBER NOVEMBER.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS.
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SALE OF TROTTING STOCK.

The extensive advertising OF the sale Of the Fair
vssv Stud, Hopewell, ~ j., brought 10 that place
yesterday quite . numbsr Of sporting men from New
Ysrx and Philadelphia. The sale was an uneondi-
sonaI one; the bidding was rather sluggish. and the
prices realized lar below the expectation OF Mr. r. b
JacEsoa proprietor. The lollosiag are the sales
and prices:-
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
suu AND NOON. HIGH wATRR
Sun rises. s........... OF Sandy Hook. morn %
sun sets. 70 Gov. lsand morn Vo
Noon rises......sve - Hell Sate.. morn %
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LEGAL NOTICES.

- =.
lOPklNs Or LOfAl.--fU n.uAN 10 \ DEChnh
Lot the High Court OF Cna"eery mad, In cause Joan
Gray against Her hJesty's Attorney General, 1874 %.
No Is tho persons claiming to be NEXT 81 AIN.
intostatcs estates OF Auu Bates late - No. ~
Church row. Kings Cross. 81 Middies-x.
widow (who Is believed have boon tho daughter VI
rd ana Ann. his Ann LAVAL.
and Doninck Lynch or Lyn.ky and Brt get
his wife tho daughter Of Barnard hopkins; Walter
burke, the son OF John Burke aud sarah III
Sadly Healy. the daughter Of James Hesly, and
All other persous claiming 10 BIO
Of kin through the said Richard Hopkins Ann
Loyal living at that time Of said Anu
Bates the June 1857 be the legal personal
representative. OF OF the said Of kin
dead are by solicitors before ths 18th day -
October 1875 to come in aud prove their elaine
Mt the Chambers tho Master . Rolls,
In Rolls vard Chancory lane MddicscS or In dsfauIt
will cNclu from bens-
OF said tho IA day o November,
1878 ~ O'Clock the said cham Is
pointed TO- hearing and aiudicattng on the claims
BY order. HARE FELL.
10 Surrey st. strand London, ". C..
Plaintiffs solicitors.
Dated this OF June. 1STS
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. svU.
A BARKER SON'S
ACIrY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK rArTER

bARkEk sons
cosNsR OF BR6HDWAY AND asTM ST.
REeuGas SALES Eeks1 WkDs I ssbS2 and SAT-
TWENTY-FIVE Hoo6S ALLowED p, FOR TRIAL
At ELEVEN oGLocK
LARGE LOT Of Double and single Harness, &c:
Road Wagons Top aud No Top Phaetons, Depot Express
and busi.ess Wagons Kockaways, Landaus, Carts Elk
tension Top and Park phaeton Track sulkes jump seat
Wagons, &c. &c. by brewster, OF Broome ST. Wood Bros,
FiFTEENrH CONSIGNMENT FROM THE EAST
OF rHk FASTEST GREEN EASTERN BRED rRor-
ooupp,s,xc IEES IN AMEkiCA.
trot in 2 40 war; anied sound ana kino.
MEkRlMAN. bay gelding i51s high, foaled 1922 can
trot IN 2:4o; warranted sound aud kind
MELISSA, re- 10 high. oaed 1871 can pace In
2:,5; warranted sound and kind,
can .rot in As; warranted SOUND aud Kind
shown 2 ~; warranted sound and kind,
trot in = AS; ted sound and Kind
ROMA brown mare, l5h high toaled 1871 can trot in
300: warranted sound and kind
sALADO, bay geldng l54 high, foaed 1872; trot in
2 49, warranted sound and kind.
ZAPATA brown mare. l5s high. foaled lS12 can trot
In 80; warranted sound and kind.
AUSTIN MAID. bsy mare, l5h high. foaled 1871;
trot IN 2 :45: warranted sound and kind
SPARTA bay mare l51a hish foaled 1870; can rot In
2 80; warranted sound and kind.
TIL PROPERTY Of alismiy going abroad "A superior
high. years od splendid sadder fine driver
ELEGANT BLACK Saddle Mare, l51 high. years old !;
fine sadder goes all known gats warranted sound
TAiisTY OTHER Horses, for all purposes.
FULL DESCRIPTION at salo
SALES NEVER postponed on account OF weather.
EOTlCE.-A grand clam chowder Qree) will be served
at the Carroll House, opposite~she mart Immediately
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OUAsTyylsE srEAm.uIP,.

i1nuArkA PUERTO uAbnELLo. vENEzU ala with
AMERICA The Quebec and Cult iorr, Steamship Com
panys line sail AS unoernoted: For BERMUDA. 50
GAMMA, July 49, for IT. JOHN (.nd Ponce on nom
voyage ony,; II In0MAs; LAGuAYkA and PUEKro
pamphlets, freight ana passage apply
a. L. OuTERBRIDut co, Agents, 20 broadway
G. q. DE GARMENDIA, IS Broadway.
q ~ , Krnahw.r
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A4d tSSEaSs GHgsspA July IS au3 81 II
f
E:STS S., GIL lsa
brine Ohef, dam the Dster mare By Eureka; Factory
two weeks ago she srostsa over Fleetwood Park n"if
mile. :i41s without break; she is very handsome In
or oa great aud warranted sound and
Fast dark steel gray Gsdiux l52 hands high. years
6ns gentieman's horse can be found; very
stylish can 240 ON DAY Of be driven by
child, and 10 warranted sound and kind.
One OF the hnsss ensmnn's Road-ters in New York,
s . o and s w: ssd b. -
Golddust, dam by Alexander's Edwin Forrest is
sroiess in the country ,rst batter than
$50 and mas had but little handling he 10 perfect
and stylish driver in all harness. ana warranted sound
Very fast bay GeldinE PLEASURE BOY. I5 ~ hands
BY imp. Mnlgravs second dam Lady Adams by Whisper;
s . ~. .~ x.s s m
by w.smy,s King Herod sixth dam by imp Traveller
best gated nerves on road or raes can 20 and is
warranted Sound and kind
high old By yrignoa, Of Mambrno Chief,
Little Betscy. by Wake UpJake, son Of Downings
sasIer mare Dios cam srcs I'll his heats below
he !. an I'll DAY horse rotted to pole with runnn
nothing and war; anted sound and kind
Ethan X.n dam by ap.er she can tro. in 40 afraid
OF nothing has been used by children, ana warranted
Fast brown Tsotter Superb ISM old got by Phil
sheridan dam by EureSa treeed In 45 class az Beacon
warranted sound and kind.
Carriage. pcade One top Pony Phse.on two top Road
Single and Double Harness, Blankets Robes, Whips.
B-The above stock is now on exhibition and gentle
invited call and ride behind them before time
salo zach herse fully and will show the
a
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CTATE LINE-fU GLASGOW, LIvEkPUOL. DUBLIN.
Obsiast, Londonderry; pier AZ n foot Canal St
STATE or INDIANA .............. Thursday, July -
si vi or III, IA Ihursasy, Aa:sss
a. reduced rates Second cabin $40 steer
AUSTIN BALDWIN a CO.. Agents, II Broadway.
sTEEkAGE TICKETS AT IS BRoADW ~ AND AT
THE COMPANY'S PIER. FOOT or CANAL ST.. y.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

OOST OFFICE NOTICE.
rhe foreign nails tor the week ending Saturday July
20, 1873 Will this Office Tuesday. at A. ~,
tor Europe. W steamship Nevada, wa Queenstown; %
Wednesday ~ A. NJ Tor Europe, by steamship ADyssnts
via Queenstown correspondence Tor Francs TO tor.
wxrdcd BY this steamer must be specially and ~
A. NJ France direct by steamship Vile dc PARIS
lIave on Thursday At 4:D M tor Europe by stesmsmp
City OF Brussels via Qaeenstown cores pondencc ios
anc be forwarded by this DO
specially Addressed and At " NJ for Enropc by steam
ship HeYdcr, via Plymouth. chcrDourg aud Hamours:
Saturday at A. NJ TOR Europe by steamship ermsnic,
Queenstown (eorrespondeDcc Germany and scotland
to be forwarded by this steamer must he specially al.
dressed and at A. for scotlnnd direct. by steamship
Bolivia via Glasgow. and at II 80 A. H. Tor BY
steamship Oder. via southamptou aud Bremen. Tue
steamships Nevada. Abyssuis City OF Brusscis
manic do take mails for Denmark sweden aud Norway
The mails Tor iiayu aud kinason. la leave New York
Is The mAiis for Aspnwa and south Pacific
leave Ncv York Jnly M The mails tor the West luaies.
Porto Rico and Venezuela leave New lors July III The
rnsiis for China and Japan leave Francisco July -
mails for Australia Ac leave San franeisco August
TiUs. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OyyIcK Nxw Yoxk July I3 1873
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
A By VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY, AUCTIoSEERs.
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARBIA1E AUCTION MART.
10, II2 East 18th st., 4th av.,
ON FRIDAY. t9rh jolly,
at 10 o'clock,
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HORSES. CARKIAGfss. &C.
ksb SqI5s
no. m fi +, . y; ~: JULY " ''
rnE FOLLOWING yALpAgLE rnorrrSo HORSES
CARRIAGES. &C. -
BAY dm pfHss HD 'i,sd
W Smith Butr's W sshinyton Thi. mare Is just out
OAA1 SsSs !. .$ss Hi. H.. DS$ sss E.! sE
,ros f"il mile BETTER TnAS $40 .na quarters
iii isssf * s'1 r. SLOW
BAY ass 70, pfL is hnA or no
TOR sSs sss t,fs n
ELEGANT owUPEs Pole ana shafts In perfect order;
NO r sH h z Wv %h siS's'i rs good order
A FAMILY TURNour-vEKY HANDSOME; LI0ITr;
Mare, sound. kind ish n.na, ,rss. ip minute.
haitian Club stable, u East ish & 80
A NEW Ice Wagon FOR SALE CHEAP AT sa2i
Awest i7sh ST., New York
HANDSOME NEW BUGGY POR SALE CHI
AAppiy III West ii,h st. .Jsnisors bell ''''''
NY CASH orrkR WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOii
"A extra Fh. ss,sn'ca top rhss'oe seats tour
&e almost new; owner going Asroaa stables 247 wcst
4ist ST.
4 --00DDARD"-DocT0K FoUR-wHEEL GIG
hand Carriages ham. e56 Broadway.
A GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARK rn4s.
Alton. Polc ana shafts. with extension top, platform
purchased new last April see COACHMAN, private
stable Ia west 18Th Sc
A n THE lie ADLEY STOCK FARM, NEAR MORRIS.
Atown, n j., W. n. KEErCii has seine CHI ice young
Trotng Horses for sale, the get OF Edward Everett an
Virgo ismbletonso
A sACRIrIoE-Two GOOD WORK HORSES; WAR
Arsntcd. So to $50; must sell. Gail 23S spring
NY OFFER THIS WEEK FOR A VERY HAND
n PAIR Jet black Mares. years IL sound
Kind ladys extension haeton seats
top Pony Phncton. no top road Wagon srncss
100 East 2jth st.
A FOR SALE THREE HORSES; PIT FARMING
grocery must be sold; trial given 1v7
Ger st. near Biceckcr
A FOR sALH-TWU CHEAP HURsES: BEEN
"A used In Costello Bros Hosiery Mills; sold account
mills stopping work. 81 Great jones near Bowory Ex
prcss Stsoie.
a YOUNG sOHKEL HORSE, FIT FOR TRUCKING.
hcartink or any use, Tor sale cheap. 10 Oliver St
a sACRIPiCK-TwU ExPRhss WAGONS $50, SIS;
Athres tirvcers Wagons. sO5 sSj: Butcherh SO;
one bakers $50 MIX, <35, SItyD three not 49,
Sac $40. three Delivery Wagons, 800 to 1925. Wagon
nanufaci DRY. 220 spring It,
A FAMILY GOING TO CALIFORNIA OFFERS A
hfnc pair OF black Horses 15% nands high; Landau,
buggy asd Harness Can be seen at staoles i22 West
seth ~.
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NJ RTRoPoLTrAN
wi ELEVATED RAILWAY.
OPEN FROM $50 A. NJ. TO IL y. NJ.
NORRIS sr.-Neae.t point =, south ferry and Battery
HECTOR Sr.-Nearcst point tor fall II. Terry.
COKrLAnDT sr-Nearest point FOR jersey City and
Commuupaw ferries
PAHK PLACE-Nearet poiut for Pest Office City hall
ana Barclay street terry to iiopoken.
CHAMBERS sr-Nearest point for Pavonta and Erie
Railway ferries
GRAND sTAcarcs, point for Dcsbros,cs street ferry
BLknCksR ST.
SRI sT-Scarcst point for Christopher street ferry TO
uoboken.
I4"H ST.
23D ST Nearest pous for Twenty third street ferry to
jersey CITY 81
3iD ST
AID sr.-Nearen point Tor New York Central Railroad
SJrH ST.
5sru sr.-Nearest point FOR Ccntr.i tark cola"
FOR UPTOWN TRAINS take east side station. ii
FOR DOWNTOWN TRAINS tske west srie station.
FARE. 10 Cents.
except between the hours OF apt 30 A W. and 5,o
4. ". when the fare Il 0 cents
ROUTE-From 18th NJ along oh nv 10 and along Amity
aud s,ong West Broadway to Chambers St crossing into
along College nace 10 and aoIg Murray 80 TO aud
along Church aud along New church It TO Morris
CONNECTS WIlH TiiE FOLLOWING HORSE CAR
AT RECTOR ST.. With cars for south ferry.
AT0RAsD ST. with cars tor Desbrosscs aud Eas, Grand
AZ BLEECKER ST.. With ear. Tor cas-, and wes,
AT STU r.. with cars Tor Christopher aud East Tenth
Ar iiriI ST. with cars for West aud East
Twenty. ,hird aud Tnrty fourth street ferries
AT $50 ST.. with cars for Weehswsen ferry.
Al ''rh ST with cars Tor 81, Linz LIN. "croad
". VAN DRoCRLIN superintendent Nv '''''''"~
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A LBANY AND TR y BY DAY BOA sc VIBBAHD
hand DANIEL DREW lcavo yestry street pier ut 1888
and Twenty fourth street pier at AZ M landing Mt
terry. West Point Newburg. Poughkeepse. Rhine6ecx,
h1ugrttos Cxtsk and hudson. Connects West Poiot
with steamer Carrie Wxra for Cold Spring and Cornwall.
To West Point Newburg returning by down boat
curson Ira, sfcr Annex boat leaving Brooklyn
ut A. M connecting at Albany with trains north and
connections stopping only Mrchanicsvle Round Lake
and Bsiston Tickets boats Baggage checked Round
trim z
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n All. .E1l n ms

obtained for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and des-
patch and at less cost than other patent at
tomeys who are at a distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to
patentablity, free of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited to send for Il copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer 10 the Gcrman-A American
National Bank, Washington, DC; the Royal
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations
at Washington; Hon. Jos. Casey, late Chief
Justice U. 5. Court Of Claims; to the Officials
Of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Senators
and Members Of Congress from every State.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER & co., sNlici-
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
Building, WASHINGTON, DC. dec22
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Seated on the fence was the boy who
was working at the window. lie was
now working at the frosted cake.
"Ah-hal didn't you tell me you
didn't like cake?"
"That was when l was cold," replied
the boy as he hunted for the raisins.
"Thero's heap of difference between
a cold boy and warm boyw
"And you don't feel as desperate as
you did?"
"Not quite, though l can't tell what
minute l may want some picked
peaches, and it makes me mad to think
that ma hid this cake in basket ia the
parlor stovel"
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A CHANCE TO MAKE SOME MONEY,
A SURE. "Cornelrs History OF Pennsylva.
M" Now ready. Write for agency al once,
Street, Philadelphia. mar 2S-Sm
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1t is an Incompatible Remedy for Bruises,
Ulcers, Cuts aud every irritable or unhealthy
condition of the skin. and ls n most serviceable
remedial agent and source of speedy rehef in
cases OF GOut and rheumatism.
1t most desirable DlSlNFECHANT OF
CLOTHING OR BED LINEN, worn and used
by persons suffering from obnoxious or cOntag-
iOus disea-es, and IS Capital Remedy and Pre-
yentanYe Of them, when used as an injection.
Persons employing II have no need 10 take sui
phur Baths or TO resort to sulphur Springs for
Is an dojunct Of the TOILET, it is far more
desirable than any Cosmetic, since 1t does not,
Ike articles OF that nature, conceal Complexion.
al BlemlShes. but removes them.
TAN, FRECKLES, ,PIMPLES. BLOTCHES,
and The hike, speedily yield TO It's clarifying in.
huence and II is tho very best SOAP TO shave
with, because 1t leaves tue skin smooth and free
from the Irritation produced on sensitive cutl-
completely eTadtcHtes DANDRUFF.
Housewives declare L @ he excellent for
washing WOOLEN, LINEN, LACE, and other
fabrics, and ladies moving IN the Oesr circles OF
metropolitan and rural society speak of 1t III
the highest terms.
Testimonials pour in from all quarters OF the
Union uOun ITS PrOpletO many OF which have
been published in the form of the neat panpa.
let prOcur6ble OF Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, the originals being open 10 public in
spectlOn Mt his MEDICINAL WAREHOURR, No.
iNln AgESuE EEm 0hh; lH,i,, ne article Is
Like most other F0mOusRemedIes GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP has been initiated. soaps
without the smallest fraction OF remedial eff.
cacy have been ana are tOisted upon the unsus.
pecung and unODservant, hs genuine sulphur
soaps, possessing properties identical with or
equal TO the Great SneClfC which their vendors
seeK TO rival by underhand competition. The
public should therefore be careful To inquire
for GLESN'S Sulphur Soap by ITS full name,
and see that they get the cal article.
All respectable Druggists Fancy Goods Deal.
ers and Grocers keep GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP, and will on demand for 1t, supply the
GENUINE THING 10 their customers.
PRIZES, 25 cents per cake. 1 Box, @ cakes)
sent by mail prepaid, Tor 70 cents.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A COLD Boy
AND a WARM BoY.-Sunday afternoon
policeman walking along Columbia
street east caught sight Of boy about
twelve years old trying to pry up a
Kitchen window. AS the lad betrayed
no alarm when accosted, the officer
mildly demanded if he lived there, and
why he was prying up the sash.
81 live here, but I'm locked ont. 4"
replied the boy. "This is about the
hundredth time this game has been
played on me, and this is the last hair
that breaks the camePs back 20
"Where's your mother ?"
"Gone over to my aunt's, | s'pose.
have just got home from Sunday.
school,"
"And why should she lock the door?''
"That's the bloody mystery !" an.
gTily exclaimed :he lad. There's a
big frosted cake in the house, OF course,
but would l touch it? Why, l lust
hate the sight Of raisin cake with frost.
ing on it!'
"You simply desire to get in to warm
your feet" suggested the officer.
"That's all, and I'm going in if il
takes the roof of %
The officer walked on, and in a few
minutes passed up the alley behind the
house 30 help catch a loose horse.
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{sssS TO LET, a comfortable Dwelling
iH4HI House, and lot Uf guOuud in the borough
rsI-2-l OF Farlyvllle. Rent moderate Apply
Jan. 10, u. ''A -
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{;ssS FOR SALE or TO LET,-A Double
hh4#l Frame Dwelling House situate about
EE&-23 one half mile east OF " uissuurt on the
soau teldmx 70 Maria Furnace suitable for Two
Iaulles. Ihere are about 90 Qcf es Of Land in
connection with the building, aud flr sale with
H. Terms moderate. Apply 10
l.. l., kLEpPINGER,
J'h ~ LehightOn, Pa.
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Jts soothing influence upon the irritated lin.
ing of the air passages, is due to the fact that
its ingredients are the most etiCaClOus pulmOn.
ic simplcs known 10 medical botany the basis of
the article be ng the HONEY Of the IfORE-
HOUND PLANT, chemically united with the
menicnal principle OF the ABIES Balls.
AMEA or Balm of Gilead There are besides
five other botanic elements which give add-
tlOnal efficacy to the tirBt named two
Those who have used u say That HAhES
HONEY OF HORBHOUND AND TAR is not
only wonderfully remedicnl III all cases whore
the orEnns of respiration are elected but also
tDnt its action is unusually rapid. A few does
frequently serve to relieve very obstinate
cough. 1t contains nothing that Can disorder
the stomach, n fuct that can be alleged with
truth of nut few cough remedies II has an eX.
tTcmely agreeable flavor. and ls sold at q figure
which enables those Of the mort limited means
to avail themselves Of ITS virtues.
1t Is SIMPLY madncsS to tIifie with Cough.
Irritation of the Throat. Chest and Lungs
travels rapidly, and what Is triti!ng aud easily
coDquerable difficulty III those organs to-day,
may III a few weeks develOpe into Bronchitis or
Consumption, two diseases which carry more
victims to early graves, than any other In the
long Lat of bodily disorders.
A Cough may be 1ty termed the Preliminary
stage OF Consumption, n malndY of which
HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND
TAR. is the suro9t known preventive. Those,
DESTROYER should delay not a moment TO take
this CERTAIN specific.
CHILDREN! derive great benefit from its
SOOTHING properties when suffering with the
uarOxysmS of Group and WhoOplng Cough. The
first named disease is especially destructive
among young children and this reliable remedy
should be kept on hand in all households. BUY
THE LARGE PACKAGES AND ECoNoSIzE.
PRICES, 90 cents and ST. per Bottle. Sold by
all Druggists,
C. N. CRlTTENT0N, Prop'r,
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ENOr Sale.

4 few share Of the First National Bank Of
CARBON ADVOCATE. jan. i9. is7s.ti 10
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sui EE'EEUGS SOAP.
The Leading External Specific
for DISEASES OF THE SKIN and
Beautifier Of the Complexion

1t renders the Cuticle Healthhlly Clear
and Smooth, and is the Best Possible Substi-
tute for Expensive Sulphur Baths.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-09-19
The Democratic Convention.

The Democratic convention for the
nomination Of Congressman for the
Eighth District, held at the Court
House in this city, on the 18th inst,
was respectable in point of numbers,
as it was presentable as body. We
have no hesitancy in saying that it was
as fine body of m:n as ever congre-
gated in democratic convention in
Grand Rapids. 1t appeared to be an
assembly whose foundation would
prove to be democratic bed rock and
if it had been suggested that its birth
right could have been trafhcked away
for mess of pottage, the foul asper
sion would have been scorned bv every
representative of the ''unterrifed" in
our city, 1t was remarked s.These
are the representative men of that
steadfast, immovable, rock-rooted or
ganization of whom Benton, Silas
Wight, Jackson, Polk and a score of
other great names were pillars, in the
days when ,bullion' was the only fit
representative of commerce, and pa
per- was counted as filthy rags where
with democratic righteousness could
not, must not be covered" Great
things were expected of the conven-
tson. Had not its great lights way
down the past builded platforms upon
which the 'only densocratic'' party
must stand? Had not its orators
spoken in thunder tones against dis
honor and treachery? And was it
not considered almost lpolitical sacril-
eye tie breathe the thought that any
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-09-19

THE DEMOCRATS have naiiiatcd
Hon. Matt. WaIleish for Senator in
the 2Ist Dist-ist. The Grsenbackers.
it is alleged viii make no nomination
The bar41in anl sale business devel-
ones itself.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-09-19

Our drive want to call the t
tention of our people throughout the
county to the necessity of helping to
make the fair big success, Let all
come out, andiet all bring something,
We are iuformd that the premiums
this fall will BE- paid at their face, all
Of which is Dig incentive to prompt
action. The way to build up the
county and to make your property va
liable is to encourage Jour county fair
Let's all help
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-09-19
Chicago & Northwestern Railway:

Time Of departure Of passenger Trains from
Fort Howard.
Leave for Chicago and the East....s-eo Pm