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New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
REVOLUTIONARY RELICS AT TAPPAN.

The Historical and Forestry Society of Rock
land County this State, IL exhibiting at Washngtons
Headquarters at Tappan, the loan collection recently
eispayed a. Piermont The relics will be shown for
Shout two weeks There to be the silver spoons
used By General Washington during his occupancy Of
lhe old De Wint Mansion, at Tappan IN $780, the door
q the room in which Major Andre confined In the Old
esone House. Tappan, September 1885, chair used In
nc Senate Chamber who the Continental Congress was
sssembed In this city needlework, linen and woonen
isbries made some 200 years ago together with the
spinning wheel and loom which the hax was spun
AND the goods woven. Tho spinning wheel and
2em vii be kept IN operation most Of the tme during
e exhibition. The society solicits from citizens OF
ookano County and Northern NeW-Jersey the loan OF
~ articles Of Revolutionary Historical interest Care
w. p taken 70 prevent loss injury articles
ele wiz oe numbered and duplicate ticket Furnished
~ eNner Benson J. Losing, the historian, delivered
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
HOW ALANDLADY WAS CHEATED.

Mrs. Milly Danforth, apparently about twenty
I'VE years Of age arragned before United States
Commissioner Belts yesterday morning, charged by
Mrs. Jenny Norwood. Of No 273 West TweDty-second-
St. with oonspring with an unknown man, in passing
on the complainant $50 counterfeit bill on the Third
National Bank of Buffalo. Mrs. Danforth told the fol-
lowing story before she was remanded to Ludlow street
Ja for further examination She is married, and has
husband living ut St. Louis. She has been living III q
furnished room at the house Of Mrs. Norwood. Last
evening she made the acquaintance in Broadway stage
OF well-dressed man, VINO told her that his name was
Amberiy; that he lived at Buffalo, had just arrived in
Few-York, aud was in search Of lodgings Mrs. Dan
forth thinking DO her landlady service, introduced
her new acquaintance applicant for room. One
was soon engaged the stranger proposing TO pay 80 In
advance, aud rendering the counterfeit 500 bill. Mrs
Norwood gave IN exchange S45, whereupOn the ne W
Odger departed, after giving some directions about
enanges 10 furniture ETC. Mrs. DanOrJh claims 70 be
entirely innocent in the matter.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
DFCIsIONs-JULY ls.

Common Pleas Chambers-By Judge Van HOesen.-
Scott and others 20 McKenZie.-BOnd defective Rhodes
Taylor-schedule defective Mclaughlin agt
Havana gh-RepOrt confirmed ard order signed Downing
agt Laraey-ApplicauOn granted Eleventh Ward Bank ag
Hay-faleree report confirmed etc. Norwood Art Ferry
M0on 10 vacate order Of arrest denied BOand AeOde
-Grauted.
SRpeFtOr Cout-Ch -Chambers-By Judge Sanford
Etrupmau agt Muler.-MOtOn denied, with $40 costs.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
A sKYl1GHT FOR THE NEW COURT HOUSE.

The work on the upper part of the Court
House is nearly completed and the general appearance
may now be fairly judged. The heavy iron pillars in
tended TO support very lofty dome have been re-
moved and variegated brick work has been substituted
hardly in harmony with the Grecian forms Of the orig
mai building This brok-wOrk has iessened the central
space originally gwen to the building. The original
plan Of dome has also been discarded for double sky
light the upper and outer mainly OF thick opaque
glass IrOn, OF clOuded glass, painted
in bands Of purple aud red 6eur de lis All the sections
OF the outer skyght and all but Of the sections Of
the inner have been finished. The centre OF the
inner skyght is still incomplete and leaves something
10 the imagination how the upward perspective Is
70 be completed. The work has gone so far that the
contractor began yesterday the removal OF the ugly
shed which nearly years has disgured the roof
the Court House, and the light allowed 70 stream
through the painted glass aud cast dim shadows on the
fOnr
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

suPm0E r-CIlANBERs-DanCls. J.-NOs. 2, 80. "A,
l25 Can oommenoes 'Eth NO. l20.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND u

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EOtce1he steamers OF this Line take the Lane ROUTES
recommended Ieut Maury U. - NJ on b0th the outHAu
and home ward 90 n -
GERMANIC capt Kennedy ...... SATURDAY July ~ A "a
BALTI1 cant parse THURSDAY, July 20, lp
ADRIATiC capt. Jennings
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER o. NORTH
RIVER
Tbro steamers uniform IN size and unsurpassed ap
pOntments SalOOL. StaterOoms. smoking, ana Batu
placed amdsips where the noise and motion are
felt adOTdinG Of comfort hitherto unattanRDle
,,,..-.. -
favorable terfus steeraEe s2o
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
Or inspection plans and other Information apply ~ the
Conlpany's Odloes, No. 81 Broadway, New Y Iork
r. J. CORrIS Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY

Open from $50 a m. to ~ pm.
NORRIS sTREET-Nearest point for South Ferry and Bat
RECTOR RsTREET-Nearest point for Wall Street Ferry
COURTLAN point for Jersey City and
PARK PLAcE-Nearest point for Post once City Hall
Barclay street Ferry TO i0DOken. - - -. -
CHAMBERSSTREEr-Near point for Payonia and Erie
FRANKLfN.STREET-
point Tor DesbrOsses street fcry
Jersey CITY.
BLEECkERS1REET-
ETGHTH.sTREET-Neare Point for Christopher Street
Ferry HObOken.
FOURTEENTHSTREET-
TWFNTYiTHI sTREET-Nearest point for Twenty.thrd
Street Ferry TO Jersey City.
THIRTY.THIRD-S1REET.
FORTY YSECON D sTREET-Neare point for New.York
Central Railroad Depot
FIFTIETH-STREET-
FIFTY point for Central PARK.
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station
FARE 10 CENTS except between the hours OF o:3O 20
ROUTE From Fifty eighth street along sixthavenue; 20
ana along Amty.street; and along South FhaVenue;
CaDasreet crossing into and along West BrOaaWS 70
Chsmbersstreet crossing into and along OolegepAcei 70
and along Murray 20 and along Churchstreet 70
ana along n ew. Churehstreet TO Morrisstreet
Connects with the following horse car lines; -.
At RECTOR.STREET with for south Ferry. Az
tRANDSTREET with for DesbrOsses and East Grand
street Ferries AT tBLEECKEKSTRET with cars for East
and West EIGTHTHSTREET with cars for Chrlst0Pner
Tenth street Ferries. At AtFOUETEENIb Ib-SIhEEf
with cars FOR third Street and East Twenty.
third ana Thirty streets Ferries
STREFT with cars for Weehawken Ferry. Al FIFTY.
NINTHSTREET with cars Tor Bet Line 5sIoa9 s,,
New.YOrk. June 1s 1873.
XNEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Dai lex
w cept Sundays)j see DAY LINE advertisement re-
main al WEST POINT hours; NEWBURGH nearly
hours due at New-York on return az o;30
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
MnsiraL lnstrumeTIs

A DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL q CO.,
"A. No rs EAST l4THST
CbckernRs stenways and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash on instalments, and for rent
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
Wrean 6teamera

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
N The only Transatlantic IIne sailing under the AMERI
CAN FLAG Sailing eyerV tn URSDAY from Philadelphia
SICILY sails Thursday, July %. a. M
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United States Malls Sailing semi
monthly alternately from PniladeDhia anc New YORK
VADERLAND d sails TUESDAY, July 20, IL m
For rates Of passage ana other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents x,-,
S07 Wanut-st. Philadelphia 81 broadway, New 1Ork
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Battery.place New.York
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
HnF GRFAT SANITARIUM.

Il DANsVILLE, LIVINGSTON co, NEW-Y0Rk,
Has now over men, and children Wthln tTnB
10 ge their health learning how 10 keep It, In IT, and IN
cottages In tents the mountain slope N
tors choose brng 200 can be made coirbe
and back physical and mental VgOr wish couu
the readers cf The Tribune with the truth tha 20 i've
rghtys Il well 70 keep well and sick ana euIADls
20 we'll II and women having common senSe
visit our and examine its workings and see what We
are doing do it, they would learn how 20 kee
scness their families II Il Is In, how 70 De d QI
eyerywhers are vexed and perpexed by sickness er
re curse existing burdensome cost Iyenlfe 10 say ts
within the circle OF Trbune Regular readers there arc
10000 chronic nvads whom medicine cannot cure Ntno-
efths OF these might well not have good health ney
onV knew &C. Editors eergymen lawyers luases
teaehers merchants mechanics clerks Students aImeIs
oen over burdened worked, precocOus boys anu
feebV deyeoDed gs ailng really Ill or seriously m
and Know no than 10 live in haDua NiOston OF t1e
laws O life and health, and fO0shy seek recovery D NTK
medication Now publish health journal naneo lie -
LAWS or LIFE II those who are getlng reAuy ~ VI
have be sick would subscribe AZ Os OF ~ ~
war for H and read faithfully ana follow s eachngs
hey would get well and stay we'll And n those whI arc SJ
mo matter what their diseases so they are
come 20 us aud change their habits and learn 70 ye
we have than l2 900 persons-is
the while Of the readers Of The Tribune 20 wake up 80 a e
least for circulars copies OF Ihe LAWS o Lo
aud various dOcumena which Will cost bnom hOnk
cave postaes AID not that II they 90 not care e ~
and 40 be- how resouceful Nature ia a.
win Ihe writers and post Ofee plainly Wnteh ~
ereaied e. above will be carefully ana promptV an
'"eFeo Amps isi'' sHS' - JAMES C. JACKSON
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
6ituations manteo-- Malrs
Gelu n0dnte0

A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, age %,
N would like In tho country take Of a
and will be found willing and oblgng; best Of
Ieierences from last employer Address WILLIAM 33l
West 44th-sL
COACHMAN, GROOM, and GARDENER
~ BY respectable man. understands his business thor
oughy and also the general work gcntlemana place
will be found Trustworthy and reliable good city and country
references Call at 1873 0h.ave.
CARVER or BUTCHER.-By a young, strong
~ table and Of large experience In
sass hotels and saloons prepare all meats from tho
live dead animal moderate city or country Call
at 1888 6th.ave., four doors below lOth-st
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
6nmmer 6oaro.

WATER GAP HOUSE, -
w DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN.
Three and from NewYOrk (Barelayst grand
mountain and river scenery, pure ar Deanuiu ss sn
rvcs boating fishing and bathing house new and eegant
AL n0oSrH i"'p' L. W. BRoDHEAD & BRO, PrOprietors.
1904 55th Season. E&7&
tCZ4sCATSKIL.L MOUNTAIN HOUSE - sOe
II miles from the village Of Cdtskl, ~
Regular stage Line from Landing
largest end leading hotel OF the Cats region, only nrst
MOuntdtns ana only one comuans ne
famous view OF the Valley Elevation, t0OV teet
Open / 70 October l. Reduced rates sena ior SAR
cular.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

HOUSEW0RK, &c.-By an American Prot
estant girl 20 do general bousewOrk good plain
cook washer Tone best city references city country
Call for two days at 453 4th.ave.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
NONEY ISLAND.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
ENCIIRsInN TICk ELS ONLY d EENIS.

A ,ONEI lCLAND'
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
EXCLUSION TICKETS ONLY 20 CENTS.
NEW STEAM LINE
PROSPECT PARK AND C0NEY ISLAND RAILROAD.
Time Brooklyn 70 COney Island only 10 minutes
minutes during the afternoon and evening
GRAND PROMENAD DE CON CERTS (free) EVERY EVEN
1880 20 $50 O'Clock, SACRED CONCERT every
SUNDAY EVENING by DOWNINGS STE REGIMENT
BAND, with the renowned c0rnet solOist NJ ARBUCkLE
Take Fulton. Catharne, Hamilton Fer
res 20 depot, 9thave and 20th-st. brooklyn.
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
WI Greenpont opposite 23d-st East River.
SUMNER TIMETABLE TO ia KE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE 16 1873.
Week days and Sundays the elegant steamer ELIZA HAN
cox commencing above, will run during the season rom
Pier foot Of 23d-st EAST RIVER, direct TO Companys
and returning with express trains 70 ard from Msnhat
Boat leaves 23d-st Pier at s45. 9.45, lO45, 11:l5
a. and I245, I:5O 2;45, 800 445. $50 and $40
Manhattan Beach for Newly via Greenpont
1890 TO- ii m and 1910 ], 300 3l0 400 5lO 500
T. sl5 and 10 m. Time from Greenpont AZ minutes
Trains at East NewYOk with Rapid Transit trains
ON Ata1ticave Brooklyn with Canarsie aud Rock
away ~ VIA BAY RIDGE
The elegant THOS. COLLYER and d. r MARTIN
leave
22dst, n. II. Leroy ST.. ". r. Pier 4, N. r
o. 10. Il, ~ a 9lO 101O, ll:lO a O:25 1920 ll:2o
m. ana ], =, 3, and lZl0, 1910 O. M, and lZ2o,
A., 6 and7p p 2:lo $40. $40 $40 l:25. 225, s25,
m. b;lO ana ElO p. w. SO o.ZO, os<Os
Trains leave Manhattan Beach, via Ridge at g. 1O40,
1140 aDd l240 l35. 2l6, 34O 4:4O 55b $40, TAO
s4U and $3.50 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19
sitnstions manttn females

nRESSMAKER.-An experienced French
~ drssmaker good cutter and er. wishes few engage
mens IN families work az home at reasonable terms
dresses made order for S. 81, IS, $6 81 8 49, $40.
Address REDHON. West 28th-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-19

no THOSE OUT OF HEALTH: Send your
addresa 10 White sulphur Springs for circular Ad
dress PLAIN y W. COLE, Ilion, HeTkimer Co. n y
TTNHE ROWLAND HOTEL, Long Branch
This wk favorite family hotel open under
new manag hrsteass rooms reserved for transient
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03

And as the people came together to worship on the first day of tho week, Behold. the Iumor had reached even within tho walls of the sanctuary.
 And as the twelfth hour drew nigh, three of the fair maidens went unto the leader of the people, aud thus spake pn- to him: Behold, this is the question which troublelh thy servants--To dance or not to dancey
 And the leader graciously answered them: In ages long slnce past, the peo. pie were wont to celebrate the birthday Of our King, by feasting and dancing In their homes but now public Hops are in vogue; therefore l finally declare that 1t is neither right nor proper to celebrate aday thst should be devoted to solemn thoughts, with impious mirth and erees siye dancing.
 The maidens bowed and withdrew.
 And behold, there went n cry through out All the land, and many declared that Aop they would, if so inclined.
 And many were the lamentations of ;he people
 This is tue account written by Esther, the daughter of the Prophet.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03
COUNTY, STATE AND 6ENERAL
 NEWS.


 The late exhibition of the Southern Connecticut Poultry Association was n financial success, the receipts more than meeting the expenses
 The Norwalk Iron Works Ca, paid It's regular payroll In gold coin on Christ. mas Eve. Some of the younger employ ees kad never seen any before.
 Russian women g0 out of doors with their children. hut seldom win their hus. bands and n man Is not expected to take notice of another mans wife by lowing to her when passing in ihe street.
 A girl tried 10 commit suicide in Au. gusta, Gu, by jumping from bridge She was grabbed ana held by man who was compelled to use considerable yio- lence 10 restrain her Afterwards she had him arrested on charge of assault.
 A careless young business man of Lock. port, N. r., lost his sweetheart by mak. ing mistake in forwarding presents for Christmas. His brothers wife received from him jeWcl case and q note asking her to marry him while the silver-moub- ted feeding bottle went to the girl
 A mad Newfoundland dog ran through the streets of Hartford Monday. Intense excitement prevailed The persons bit ten were Geo. Rohmeyer, owner of lhe dog, and four citizens whose names are as yet unknown. Rohymeyer had Q surgeon cut large piece of flesh from his nrm where he had been bitten.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03
M

BOrSFORD-~ARNER.- Sewtown, Dec 18th, by the hev. Francis W. Barnett at the resi- dence of the brides parents, Zoar District, Mir Charles H. Botstord to Miss Clare B. Warner, all of Newtown.
 HIGGIES-ATW OOD.- In Woodbury, Dec. 18th, by the Rev. J. Churchill, Andrew Higgins to Mrs Cornelia Atwood.
 GQUIRES- -BESSON.--In Woodbury. Dec A. hy the Rev. G. W. Moves, MT. Frank Squires to Miss Jane Benson.
 BENSON--SQUIRES. In Woodbury, Dec l9, by the Rev. G. W. Moves, Mr. John Benson to Miss Hattie Squires.
 ALLEN-THOMAS.-- Woodbury, Dec 18th, by the Rev. James Jaeocks. Mr. Frank Allen. of Georgia, formerly of Dethlehem,l to Nettie Thomas, of Hotchkissyiile.
 BARToB-BISHOP In Woodbury. Dec 29th by William Cothren. Esq Mr. Geo. A. Bartoe, of oodDury, to Miss Amanda Bishop, Of Southville.
 PECK-LOCKITT.- In Brooklyn, Dec. l2th. by the Rev. Spencer S. R9che at the residence of the bride, Edward $. Peck to Lila M, only danghtor of the late ThCmas Lockitt, all of Brooklyn. No cards.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03
BORN

In Woodbury, Dec 22d, son to sheriff Chas M. and Eva Geodsell.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03
Yours truly,
 OH l How DRY
Danbury.

Our merchants all say that their holi- day trade has been good.
 Dr. F. A. Nobes lectured, on Friday evening last. on the Lycemn course.
 The German Benevolent Society bad Christmas tree, Sc, on New Years Eve.
 There is an article in circulation telling How to avoill paying Doctors Bills |" A Danbury physician judges from his bulky ledger that the people already KBow.-Ne,os.
 Rev. H. NJ Gallaher will tell the pat rons of the Popular Lecture course, of Danbury. all about "The Land we Live h." On Friday evening, Jan. 4lh. As q lecturer, Mr Gallaber's name ranks among the first in the country.
 Two young men, named respectively Wilcox, and Hull, of Danbury, were thrown out Ofa buggy Sunday after nooa, Dec 23d, when in the neighbor hood of the late Joel Taylor's residence. The horse which they were driving be- came frightened by the sight and smell of blood in the road One wheel smash ed, but ns enc hurt
 Mont and Will BrowE, sons of Dr. E. A. Brown, of this town, have opened a drug store in Glenham, N Y., and a dOdger has been received from them ad vertisiDg confectionery for the holidays, showing that they go to work the right way-by using the printer. Both are enterprising young men, and are bound to succeed. We wish them full meas ure of success --Nees
 Pedestrianism is the rage in New Mil ford with both ladies and gentlemen. Seyen-mile tramps are considered light exercise.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03
Lost.

A gcat-skin pouch or Case, unfolding. which contained lot of rubber enyei- opes of two sizes filled with medicine. This was lost on Sunday morning last between Newtown Street and Sandy Hook. Any person finding the same and returning it 10 the subscriber will be suitably rewarded.
 Wm. c. Vile, M D.
 Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03
Fer SaIo.

l have setl Of Stanchious capable of holding ten head of cattle. which offer for sale. The St4nchion Can De moved without being taken to pieces Apply To
 CHARLES F. BEAKDsLEY,
 Opposite Central House.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03
eSASss-
Edihr ot tue Bee |:

Editor q tue Bee; ,..
 DEAR SfR :- Taunton is quiet place, but they sometimes have htle excite inent; for instance. they have a new way of conveying passengers A lady who was visiting in the neighborhood was invited to spend few days at an- other house. The hostess told the lady that her man would Gull for her (the lady) during the day, At the time ap. pointed mlne host arrived at the door with d wheeliarrow. At first the lady thought she would not go, bat she final y concluded to lake the rlde. and mount ed the vehicle. It rather got mine lost wind 10 wheel her less tnaR mile up hill; and then he did the ungaItant act of dumping his load Probably he thought he WAS carting pork. l think he has been i'll the habit of carrying in his pork.
 Yours truly,
 On How DRY 1 WAS.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03

society ran well for q seaeon, Who should hinder itg But l. has deceased {; al least, so il seems to
 NAMELEaa,
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03

Now is the lime to SMy presents for Cbrisimas Call and see our new goods, at ihe Newtown jewelry store, in P. o.
 Taylor < Hubbel have just received anOth,r car of their celebrated "Alelrose" flour which they are selling at $l0 50.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03
Farm fow Sale.

FOR bALE--A Dwelling house, Barn, aud Fifty Acres Of Land, located ln Zoar District, two and one hair mics from Sandy Hook. Said farm is sulla bly, divided into Meadow Orchard kas lure and Wood Land, &nd wjji ue sold Cheap for casb, or on reasonable terms. inquire ot ". Ii. RO DWELL. lu New town r. 0.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03
DISTRICT OF sEwTows ". Probate Court.

D December 9th, ls7T.
 Estate ol Harriet Beers, late Of Newtown, In said District, deerased
 Tue Court Of Probate for inc District of New. lowe hath limited andallowed six months rom the date hsrtof for the Creditors or said Estate 10 rI hlhh thsir claims for settlement, Those who neg. leet 10 prcsent their aecounts, properly attested within said tune will be dpbarrcd recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate paymen, to
 GEORGE BEERS, EXeeutor.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-03

PURSUANT to an order from the court of p,o- bate for the District Of Newtuwn, will be sod at Public Auction, to the highest bidder. on the 2d day of January, lS8, at o'clock, III the attci- noon, (pmless previously disposed or At pnyate sae,l so much oI the Real Estate of Moses Bots- ford, late oi NewtOWD deceased as will raise the sum of i've thousand seyeu hundred niuety-eIght and -lU0 dollars. Sale tU take place al tue Pre- bate Office in sad District Terms nluuu known 1t tne tIILe of sale. 5.
 CHARLES H. PECK, meet erson Dated at NewtJwn this 2lst day 0t Dccrulbel 1877
The Morning herald., 1878-08-29

Schoebein named the substance which re
discovered D&oue. from the Greek word
"Ozeln," Signitglng to smell He supposed
that ii was OsY gen in an active aud highly
eiectro-negatlr state. My observations 10
not warrant tnese conclusions, as Suu-
stances isuch as Chiorate of Putassa, eic.,)
that yield large quantities of Oxygen give
but little Ozone, while others producing
producieg little or no Oxygen yield large
quantities of Ozone. The most highly ozon.
lied organic bodies are Cedar W. ood. Pine
leaves, Blood, ETC., etc.; Cf the Mineral
Salts Alum, Sulphur, Chloride OF soda,
etc., may be mentioned as agents yieiding
Ozone in abundance. Ozone may be man.
ufactured from oaH Ozonized bodies by
chemical affinity, the evolution Of organic
matter, and the rapid disintegratton OF all
ozonized substances, either by means Of
heat, electt lefty or other forms of force.
ozone is the antiseptlc principle Of eve-y
substance possessing the power to preserve
animal and vegetable structures from de-
cay, The preservative and purifying quail.
tiles of Salt, Carbolic Acid, Chloride OF
Lime, Alcohol. etc., are due to the presence
OF Ozone. lo ..t@' s
10. arsN .Fl GUagA ..rs
DR.. Payne can be consulted daily at his
offices In the Heabody Hotel Ninth stree
between Walnut and Spruce streets. Phila-
delphia.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-29
PEABODY HOTELl

The large and elegant Hotel has been re.
Gently fitted in the most exquisite style Dy
the the celebrated Professor Paine. The
exercises Soa
into the stewards department. before ii IS
given out to the cooks Milk and other srpas ar
Notwithstanding the large number ofguests
not a single case Of disease has occurred.
and the invalid recovers with remarkable
facility, The Professor has thus conyerted
q firstTclsss Hotel into 2 sanctuary OF
health instead Of q pest house q disease
has the most experienced Managers, at-
tentive Walters and scientific Cooks. VINO
cater to the comfort, health and happiness
Of the guests, instead of the passions and
morbid appetites. The charges are I'D, u kesP. se,.P
ing with tie times, being 81 per DAY 5or
room and three meals. Rooms witnout
board, from so cents to 81: Weekiy ocS ~ x
rom & 70 $l2. Board without rooms so.oO
per week. se1 en- meal tickets for s2' 4e ie.
2 omen day q nd night-the cars running
Nd III Jtha ICor Dnyey passengers to or HOm
aI,y ' OF T the der ots. or any part OF the city,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-29
WOMAN

By IN immense practice, extending through
teriod Of years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases Of those diseases peculiar
b woman, have been enabled to perfect
most potent and agreeable medicine that meets
the indications presented by that class of dis
eases with positive certainty and exacness.
To designate this natural specific compound,
have named it F.. n .
The Morning herald., 1878-08-29

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