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LIES BURDEN THROWN DOWN.
SUICIDE or A WELL KNOWN CITIZEN IN THE
PRESENCE OF HIS cHrLpRRN-sAp RESULT OF
rRcUNIARY EMBARRASSMENT.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

PRESENCE Of HIS cHrLDRRN-sAD RESULT OF
rPcUNIARY EMnARRAssMENr
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
DALT1AoRE. Dec. ~, 1879.
Pccgniary embarrassment and inability to provide
q support for his family prompted James Kavansugh.
aged nifty Ave. well known citizen OF East Baltimore.
to end his life by cutting his throat last evening
at his residence. The tragedy . shocking one.
and the details of peculiarly distressing character
SUICIDE.
Kavanaughs family consisted OF q wife and six
children, and until recently he had been able to
support them comfortably. Some time ago he
lost his position, and has since been cking
ont u precarious living by selling small articles
even the barcst ncccssarics for his family. Last
evening he entered the dining room, where four of
his children. the oldest girl of fifteen,
bled He spoke to them affectionately, and. handing
pay bill at neighborng shop. He then turned his
back to the little group, and, drawing dull edged
razor from his pocket. drew 1t with all his force
across his throat.
FAREWELL THE CHILDREN.
While the blood was squirting from the gasping
wound he picked up his youngest child aged three
years. embraced and kissed IL tenderly His startled
children rushed toward him and his lips moved
though he attempting to bid them farewell. but
he was unable to nrticuatc. Mrs. Kavanaugh was in
screams entered the room TO find her husband and
children covered with blood that continued to stream
from the ghastly wound.
A surgeon dressed the wound and found the jugu-
lar vein partly severed. The unfortunate man was
apparently unconccrned to his fate and aided in
removing hts clothing and withdrew quietly TO his
room and bed. In All hour he was . corpse. An In
quest was not deemed necessary.
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PLASTIC ART.

The exhibition of the most imposing episodes in
the Life OF Jesus repeated last evening at Stein-
way Hall. under the management OF the "Re-
lieious Plastic Art Company Of New York"
and entitled the "Oratorium Life OF
Christ" Much skill and ingenuity have been
exercised by the management in producing the COM
bined effect Of appropriate oratorio music with
artistic tableaux Among the solo artists may be
alto; c. Fritsch tenore; A. Prehn basso; j. Weinlch,
basso profundo
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HAS MEMPHIS PAID?
on OF THE HERALD

To THE EprroR OF THE HERALD
VIII you obgc several Of your daily readers by
informing them whether the city of Memphis or its
citizens have donated any money to remuneratc the
doctors or their families who volunteered during the
yellow fever New Orleans has sent to each doctor
nice present and several OF MS have had an atgnmcn.
and agreed to abide by your answer, II You will
please mention II aud oblige. GENEROSlTY.
New York. Dec. -. 1873.
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UTE CHIEFS COMING EAST.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 90 1873.
Five chiefs of the Ute Indians arrived here today
rvGte from Colorado for Washington. to consult
with the Interior Department relative to the sale by
them to the government OF another strip OF their
reservation, said TO be very valuable mineral dis
trict. They are accompanied by Mr.. Kelly, their
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ANXIETY IN NEW YORK,

The agents OF the Emily B. Souder received no fur
ther dispatches from Jamaica yesterday in regard to
the fate Of the missing passengers and crew. The
owners well as the agents representatives awaited
eagerly the arrival Of the steamer Gamma
from the West Indies in the hope that she
might bring some Of the survivors Of the Souder.
At late hour last night she reached Quarantine,
where HERALD reporter. who pulled alongside. was
told she brought none Of the wished-for tdings
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rHE EMEnsoN PIANO WIRE 1NsunANcEs.

BOSTON, Dec. 20, 1878.
The following are the companies who hold in
surance on the stock and building of the Emerson
Piano Company. which was burned Saturday night
On the building-Neptune. of Boston; Shawmut, Of
Boston; Commercial Union. of London. and Spring
field $4,000 each; Franklin, OF Philadelphia S4 o50
Commonwealth and Frcman's, OF Boston. $2,500.
chester; Lamar. of New York city; Union Of Penn
sylvaia; Providence and Washington Of Providence:
Prescott, OF Boston, Traders OF Chicago: Northern
New York, of Glcn's Falls; Revere, Of Bos-
ton; st. Pauls. Of Minnesota First National,
OF Worcester; New York City and Home,
of Newark N. j.. Imperial and Northern of England
Manhattan OF New York; Enterprise. Of Cincinnati /;
Merchants, of Providence; Citizens, Of New York
Hoffman, Of New York. and Orient Of Hartford,
So 500 each: Commerce. Of Albany 81 800: Fairfield.
of Connecticut; Safeguard Of New York; Standard.
of New York, $1,000 each.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. 1873.

WASHINGTON, Dec ", 1875
sHERIDANs REPLY TO SECRETARY scHUM.
General sherman has received despatch from
General Sheridan stating that he had mailed his
reply Secretary schurz with regard to the specca
tons called for by that officer in support Of charges
Of mismanagement Of Indian affairs in the West.
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FEMALE COLLEGE BURNED.

CINCINNATI, Dec 20. 1873.
despatch to the Gazette says that the Rev. DR..
Gould's female college at Melersburg. KY. was
burned early this morning. The students lost their
wardrobes. The total loss is estimated at l2,0OO;
insurance $4,000.
The New York herald., 1878-12-30
CINCINNATI YELLOW FEVER FUND.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 90, 1S7S
Tho Yellow Fever Relief Committee of Cincinnati
has completed its report. showing that the
tributons Of the city to the sufferers in the South
during the late epidemic aggregate exclusive of the
independent contributions OF the Catholic Church
800 T76 gS.
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A MISSING MANS REMAINS.
NnRvIca Conn

NORWICH, Conn.,, Dec. 20, 1875
The body of Nathan W. Darby. who disappeared
nearly year ago, found in Davis l. Richards
woods. Danielsonville, on Saturday. Coroners
jury unable to discover the OF death. owing
to the condition OF the remains.
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THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

OTTAWA, Dec 20, 1873.
Parliament has been further prorogued to the sth
OF February and will not then be called for the de-
snatch of business.
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THE MISSISSIPPI JETTIES.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 10, 1873.
Messrs, Barnard Wright. Macomb and Tower, of
the Engcccr corps, United States Army, are at the
st. Charles Hotel. They leave tomorrow to survey
and report upon the jcttes.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD building. No. 2ls Broadway
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FIRES.
A NEWPORT VILLA SERIOUSLY DAMAGED BY THE
FLAMES.

FLAMES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT. II. l., Dee. 20, 1878.
fire broke out in the fine villa Of John n. A. Girls
void, president Of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad. situated Bellevue avenue. this
morning, and before it could be subdued damage to
the extent OF $4,000 done. The villa was
cupied by Judge Hugh $. Dickey OF Chicago. 1t is
evident that the fire had been smoulderng for some
time under the fireplace on the second floor and had
finally communicated itself to the timbers under
meath The frescoing on the walls and several
pensive carpets were ruined.
The fire discovered by Mrs. Dckcy, who. dress
ing hurriedly aroused the servants and members Of
her family and had her invalid son. for whose benefit
she is remaining here removed to place OF safety.
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A POST SURGEON KILLED.
DEApwoop. u. Il. Dec. 2,

DEADwooD. T., Dec. 49, 1878.
News received here yesterday that DR.. Skinner,
post surgeon at Fort Peck, was hit on the head and
mortally wounded while witnessing the killing Of
cattle for the Indians.
The New York herald., 1878-12-30
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY IN MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS Tenn, Dec 90, 1873.
A. J. Huligcr's bakery and confectionery, corner
of Poplar and Fourth streets, burned this
ing. The building owned by Mrs. Stillman.
whose loss is 5000; uninsured Huligers loss is
about $5OO0 insured for $1,000 each in the Scottish
Commercial, Queen, and Home, of New York. and
$500 in the Hoffman, OF New York.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman 0. r. Singleton of Mississippi. is AZ
the Fifth Avenue Charles Z. Mapleson. of London.
is ut the Westminster. Ex-Governor Rufus b. Bull
lock. Of Georgia. is at the Windsor. Judge David
Clopton. Of Alabama, is at the New York. Signor
Rosnati is at the ST. Denis. Colonel Goren. of tha
British Army. is at the st. Nicholas. DIR. Charles s..
Hoyt. of Albany, is at tho Park Avenue. Judge j. NJ.
Woolworth. Of Omaha, is at tho Gilsey. Lieutenant
T. P. Gilmore United States Navy is ut the Sturte-
want. Professor L. NJ. Haupt. of the University Of
Pennsylvania, and Dr. S. A. baltimore of Rochester
University. at the Rossmore.
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average temperature yesterday ............... 2J'i
Average temperature for corresponding date
last 40
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
HAnrFonD, Conn. Dec. 49, 1873.
The loss by the burning of the Seth Thomas fac
tory building is estimated at s25.0O0. It is insured
for $4,000. The building was . shop $50 feet long
and three stories high 1t is only portion Of the
extensive works Of the company
The New York herald., 1878-12-30

A.-A STUBBORN COUGH THAT WILL NOT
yield ordinary remedies thoroughly DIR
JAMES ExPcToRANr. ecacious medicine in bronchia
and pulmonary disorders
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

A PLAN ADOPTED TO RELIEVE THE VENERABLE
pRELATE OF HIS PEcUNIARY EMBARRASs-
MENTS-PRoTEsTs AGAINST HIS RETIRE
MENT-YEARLY EXPENDITURES OF THE ARCH
BISHOP.
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yIcK'S

ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY NAG AIlNE
Eaell NumiIer contains Tbifty.TwO Pages "
reading. many EHe Wood Cut Illustrations. aud
otis CDl0frd Plate. A beaniiBl daFrlsp Nawi.
zine. printed gB elegant paper, rid lill 0f infJr.
matiOn. 10 English aud German. Price, ~ ,z5
4 year. fserofde. a5.0J.
Nipk.s fl1Ner aud Vegetable Garden, 10 cents
ID pafereDi1rs: 10 elegant q lptb covers fI.n0.
Nirka Catalogue, ,--s.gD Illustrations. Only 70.
Addnss, JANIS WICK, Rochester, NJ Y.
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EXTRA FOOD FOR HOGS

Coal ashes aud clay are beneficial. Tor
hogs when shut up u iat,en. Hogs are
very fond of cinders. coal ashes and ebay,
and improve in conditionin eating eer-
tain portion Of them every day. Sunepsrs
sons are unable 10 accoun. for this singular
propensity IN swine. pouliry are fond Of
epg,shens. lime sand, &c; aud d Is well
knowu these substances are necessary in
order 10 form the shells of eggs and TO fur
nish ma,rrlais iur hoaesiuf iowls. Now, it
! reasonable to supp se that swine eat ashes
Tn the purpose u supplying the material
for Their bones. and his singular rstmc;
in animals " low III the scale 81 intelligence
ssafnls wonderful. iDr ashs coutain in.
g,ellen sWhlrh ARE necessary toinrm bones
VIZ uiay. silica, cnal. sol, lime. stone and
rn.,en wood. &c; with thsir fooi. which
cnntain ihr necessary ingr-diruts; but when
they arc pened ap they endearor 20 snp.
.ply The matrrial necessary for keeping up
their lrames by dcvuuring ash,s anl elm.
'lers. Let them have peuty Of them.
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A:l!y3sI:aI!J

~slsls i week ln s0ur own town. Sl OuiHf
sIUO frec. M tisk. Isca,lrr. IL ynu want
hii.liics. u which rr-nns ofsfhrr reN ran make
crest I'ay III ilr lime iIey work. write or Iar.
iienlarst0 u. iiaLLErr 4 %; Portland, Maine
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AND
RI.icEMpOb,S
Edinburgh Magazine.

r1- Thee Reprints an nnt sshrii,n.: they
sist t srfgn1I. in Fnii nnl - aIsiilt al,e.ftr.l
the ~ he sf The Engli.h bslittin.
The air.t Mitan~e. anil discoveries IL fhr art.
sud sslsnrr-. flps rrernt afiIfksms ~ knlwls4lee
ii iryrTy iepartinrnt nf itersiare. AMI ali ihr
ns'w publications tih,t islfe irum The fs,->-,
are fnIiv rrtsIt ri al discussed n The gisr- af
thess' periodicals. III isrgfagr ~ ensr .l,ar for.
eillr aH.l n,nreheasiv fllr arfirf. m. ...,,,,.
manly mere ronhfi,ri ansl full of matter than
tbc AVERAGE ho,ks sf flsn period. 81
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TILE SIlEEpEilLn

Keeping shecp dry under t,a.t with lit
Ter Is even more necessary than roiing
them. Never let them stand Or lie in mud
or snow. Nq
Take up lamb bucks early in summer.
ani keep them up until Desenb.I when
they may lie turned uut
liemose the lower bars as the sheep en-
ter or leave . yard, thus avoiding broSen
limhs. Gount them every day.
l,rgia grai,,ing with the greatrst care,
aud use the smallest quantity At 6r.t.
lsaewe loses lamb, mix daily few
days and mix little alum with her silt.
Last no hogs eat wish rllrep in SprIng
lnweaning lambs use a little mil Iced.
Never frighten sli.ep if you eau avoid IL.
Sow rye f.r weak ones in e.ld we,ther.
la the llsepara,e the weak. thin or sick
from the strong and give extra care
II one is hurt. catch at vnce, wash the
wound. If in fly time apply spilits tu,pen.
tine daily. always wash with something
healing Spliater broken lunbs tightly /,
eosening a. the lin.b swel!s
Keep ahumber u good bells ON tham
Don't let them spoil MUol with burrs,
Tut tag lacks in early spring.
Fer scrars give pulrerized alnm in whcai
bran Prevent by taking great care j,
changing dry for green feed
|: lame. examine feer. clean out hoofs.
pare hpf it unsound, and apply ,obscc,
Loi.el with blue vitrol in little water.
II tie weather Is not Too c,ll. shear ai
once sbcsp beginning 10 she'd. aud clte;ull,
save pelts Of thuse that die. t5st ~
lave some good book On sheep TO refer
10. Il will put money in thy parse
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PREMIUMS

Ncw snl'.rTiltrT. lapplying sallyl Tor the tpar
is,s nIay hate, Miiliatii eharsv. ihsnumisef. iar
taf LAT quarter 10 less 81 sash prsirfliral- ~
they ma smlisrrllsr isT,
Orinsffad, nrM sish.rrffNrs ID ahy Two. flgfrr
~ four ~ t al,osr prriuslieals. MAI lrase cms uf
tlis 'Fnur Iiv,irw. Iar isss: suli-vril~T. IL III
I've may have lM0 ~ the Your Kesiews.- III al q
Sst 6I lilIrkNaod's Magazine tsr lSss. He
Neiillsr premiums is.vrllwFs nuF di-satipt
q, etulj.sa = allawrd nulss. Ihe manfy u " =
mitfed ,ilfect % tln publi-l.rr-. No premiums
gwen 81 rlHl,a. tfrft
" rrum prrmilm. @ Willis mysrrars 10
make early applisatiun. tbe .loek ataiIihIr inr
thst pnrin-' J. limited. III His -
The Leonard Scott Pub. co.,
~ BpreIay 81. New York.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK. E 4


A : the tune approaches f.r the renewal IL sub
~ srFipiiUa.. THE stN wDtild IeHlnd IL.
Trends and welWisllerr everywhere tina Il /. a.
siin aUamdlagte for their ron.hlrrlilnns aud
supIrTt. Upon u. Trrortl iDr the Ili.t ten ,e,rs
u rpiirs Ior rontiati1Hfe 0f the hearty syn,siby
aud generous eppIsIaiiuH NlIirll have hitIsrt, |,
i.-rn extended toll frain every quarter of IlI,
The DAILY SIN ia fonr pare..hsci q, -
c'iuIii. prite Wy m1ll. post lald, - re,lts q
~ nth. ~ sG.5u per yeaF.
Thr SUNDAY ediiign ~ TIiE Sun /. M
eiahf-I1atw shsuf ~ 81 eultlnlls. MhIl,, giving
The iTwsUl tie Inv. Il alssI contains 4 Iarve n.
Ti,int ~ literary aid nisesllanriis naiisr .ls..
riiliy prepared ~ II. THE SUNDAY SIN m.
INT With gIrat silrtsss. post naldI III ~ ysar.
., a THE WEEKLY huN
VIA does not know THE WEEKLY SUM n
eifsnlaies illtan~iaut the uniied states. ~
Canada-, and beyond Ninety thousand Iainii,es
srrei y weleolne lage- wersly. and rsgipl Il 4,
The hglf ~ guide, rpunseIlOr. and friend H.
news, editorial. agrirtiitnral, and literary Ia.
pattmenfs niake u es.entlail, . biifItaI III II,e
hitily and 1rrsile. Terins: JINE DJ'LIAu a
yrar, l.na paid. This price, quality considered.
inakes y The ehcape.t newsIrirf published. pnr
club. of Ten. with go ,as, Nc Hill send "a, y.
IRA copy free. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE sun,
s.- Ngw YoRK City, My.
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ILRNsnr lsisl iuel..l..g I,o.,oge,l
'AyaDLk srnlurLy N Ap,ANrs-

PAyaBLE srRicrLy N ..psaNuE.
ForaEy oue Rssiew 81 tnla sea.
For any two licsisws % Z.
f"r any three lirsiews 10 % !.
For all fur Reviews IL ~
For BIarkn,pd'- Magazine a On :.
For BlackwvJ an,l liesiew 90
For ljlackspd and Z Reviews 10 Dn !.
For BIsekwooi aud ) Isssiess IL Oh !,
Fer Blaekwooj aud | l;esiewslj 90 !.
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AGE OP SlIEEp

The age OF the ram may sometimes he
ascertsine, by the aunber ss rings or /, rs
on his horns. yet from the number b, rp-
less sheep aul other r,asols il ! safer AID
more sa'i,:sctoiy 20 de elm lie fgc by
tie ihseii. lie ID erls e'tbt cGitir 1
teeth iu ,he ii,nt u The lo~sr jaw, aud SIX
:nolar VI grinding teeth IN each jaw
Lambs ht bilib generally have two cutting
tech. and within nnnih al eight sITear
IN tie lower jaw. AZ l6 months tie two
tentnl cuifIng teeth ale ,hed snj in Iine
replaced Wy o,heIs whict attain their fall
size when The sheep is Two Years old. Be
Tween Ne age Of I've and ilse,. ihf peAi
.two catimg rre:h ate sieds Howl, re
placed hy oiLers Which attain ihtir full
size si three years. Ar four shr,p lss
Elk fall grown cutting teeth, snl >, hve.ie
front teeth are all equal size and fully de-
selrpedl. afkL,ttt6 -..A.
IL the sixth aud seventh years the teeth
become disr,dured a. the euamel begi.s %
searaf. aud they exhibit symptoms u de.
cay. therefore ewes should MT be kept for
breeding after they are seven. "
Ilna' cH0LERA. The following j. said
to br lnfsllible: it's based OF chemical AID
scientific principles. apdis stam,cbic. tonic
slightly iaxatise. anti fefnentive aud anti.
arit:
H,posulphsie of soda. one pound. bicar.
tprisie Of s,da. one pound; roppsrss. one
pound ppiseiisej ginger. one fourth.
pound pnissfized Muy apple root. o. e.
fburil pound. wsier (ws-mj. two ealIons.
Dis-alve, sDd give about qaari afthe mix
t1e in bucket of will twice day To-
aIauf tx hogs. Tie hyposullim'e shnp.
di~oltci 10 vaier % swill. will prevent
chalers. Il ! highly sn,isrpiie. arrests
ferueniatiun ~ food 10 ibe, stomach. snd
caf.eqssr.iy disrrina. lfs Reputation III
cstalyiit diseases Is worldwide. sud whl
mot good ID similar disclsps of the lower
animalsg II can Re bought wbolssale ~
| 10 or liz cerfsa pound. A pound every
iwo or three days viii keep twelve hogs
aealthy aud project ibem from disease Of
slI kinds
Hogs that are nurh confined and can
M. get % earth. should have . little soft
ruiisn wood. ehsreoal. or scft brick bats.
md little snlrbar mi1rd occasionally with
their food.
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..- ..- MEXICAN ..... ...
pa8
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

hisilninenvsryrstusn knrrt
ea. where nature provides IN her laboratory sueh
surprising anlidoteI for the rnaiadies Of herchn-
dren. rts fam.' has been spreading fcr SycarS
untIl now it enaurses the hahitable slobe. iit
The Mexican 1hntang Llnimcnt Il a mstehiess
remedy foraiteybTnai ailments Of man andbe
Toffock owpsrs and farmers !. d inyuinabls.
A single bo.tls often saves human NE or ~
stores the uss'rlness q an excellent horse ox.
cow, or sherp. @
II cures f0otros, ioofAil, hollow horn, grub.
scrrwworrn, shcslderrut. mango, the bites and
tsings Of poisonous reptiles and Insects andcvcry
such drawback 70 stock breeding and bush life.
aeures every external trouble q horses. such
siameness. scratches. swinny. sprains, founder.
wind gall ring bend. ctc.,ei
The Mexican Mustang f.niment is the quickest
cure IN the world for 1ccidents occurring N IN
family. IN the abscnce % physician. such o.
burns seaids. spfains. cuts. etc, and for rbcunla
tlsun, and stiffness engendered BY exposure. Par.
tIcuiariy valuable 20 Miners.
Il Is the ehsapest remedy In the word. fur 70
penefrafes The mnscle 20 the bone. and q Finsio
application fs grnrrafiy sufscient 70 cur.
Nezicsn Msstang fllnimens 10 put ~ IN fhrss
sizes of bottles the larger ones being properties.
Atsly much lbs ehsap.st Sold escryuhsrl
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CIrnS

o. clubs ufflnF OF iaore l,er-s,ils fiAs.. G,Ir
erpirs of lilarkwe..tl OF al one RrttuN uiil le
sent to ohe ad,lp.- l,r sl1 -: Fur ropi,. .f shr
siur nryiews aud Hairs Mp.sd Esr sES sni =, sn.
To rlnlr af irn nr msrr. IL addition % ne ..
lsOye discount. r,spy grail. wlll b. allowed 10
the seller up at TN fthh.
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pAlaRD TAYLOR says: II take areat plea
IL sl1a To parents the Acsslu-
nv OF Mr.. : z. shonhdse.' lion. FERNANDO
W0ull, patfsn, Ssss: lfclg'eriniy eonsentlto
the iise oil my name as rfir-nre.n SWi'riiIN
q. sIiu.fi.l htik, tlIrr ;ard "A. MI .Ale,iia,
Penha. Boys Academy.
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NEWSPAPER ADsEarlslNe BUREAU
10 Sssacs ST.. n. u.

A LBEtIARLF FE,IALE INSTITUTE.
IA a lnrlultsxhlt. Virginia. sa4sfs
= Mrnly-Srpntl Session " mouths J begins Oct LIST
Board. Including washing, fuel and lights aud
tuition III English. Latin. tlrprk and Frcuch,
S2u0 yer ssslon. Music, Drawing and painiing
equally low. The, AIbenlare J. The cst til nis-
ed lnsiitsilan in the south New TrH.pin All,.s 4
ncW Path .lsnpms, and the Strnnsest thaIy brafs
Mineral Water IN Nir2inia for pupils FEEE.- Full
Faculty. Anrs.nit furnished thirt or more pii-
plls lron the same point pgEE. Fsr ,nia sgan i
address X. II. RAWLINGS, NJ. a.
f8tN president.
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People nrc getting acquainted-and tho@c who
are not ought 70 be-wlth the wonderful msritsd
that great American Remedy. tho
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THE HOME JOURNAL, takes ihr earlc~i
brrasinn uf the fess.ftieifht OF bitsincss upon
the .,svie tsasis 80 rrtufn is ~ 1ki subsrriptsn
rates hrforr tie war. tMO dollars year. This
was it, pri.r during nearly the entire icrlod 81
The ctl ltorship of y. II. WILLIS and u ., MOH-
RlS. The present reduction l. dpubly inr the
aivania ~ ni thesiIlserilsf ior while the rsir I.
the sIIne Ae1rs ago, the <ike Di the p1lRT lla-
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