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Thursday evening was the tenth marriage
anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keith
aud "A rumGrT o: their friends took a notion
TO surprise tie esrimsble couple, and did "a
completely, assembling at their residence al
No. pa. Third avenue, and enjoying them
selves ia most p easaEt manner. Among
the guc-ts were =: Dr. NJ :. Thomas and wife,
Rev. " y. rage and wife, =. G. Lowe, wife
and daughters, Rev. Woodward and wife, Jos
Walters and wife, Levi Wilson, wife and
daughter, Wm- Booth, wife AID daugl ter,
VIM. PInksfon and vile, Frank SC IT and
wife, J. {. KeichesOn and vile, \. b. Pink
stou aud wife, Mrs. :. Cochran, Mr. j. H.
Kitchen, Mrs.. Jpnn Eimunds, Mrs Bullen,
Miss Calhoun, Miss l. chards, Miss Wood
ward, Dr. Phi lips, Vincent Keith, Homer
Austin. Lyman Bau'on, Charles ScLuneIEan,
J. II KeteEcson. Mr.. and Mrs :. F. Atwood
am others \ large number Of useful pres
EMS Of tinwGTe, etc, were bestowed.
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| 1t will be apparent TO any one, who vi
| eSasline a SOLID GOLD WATCH, that aside
! from the necessary thickness for engraving
| and polishing, the large proportion Of the
precious metal used, Is needed only to stifen
| and hold the engraved portions in place, and
| supply the necessary sOlidiiy and strength
\ The surplus gold is actually needless, 80 far
| JAMES gOSS' PATENT SIIFFESE.D GOLD
WATCH CASES, this vase Of precious met
| al is overcome and the same solidity and
strength produced at fioIn ons-third TO one
| half of the usual cost Of solid cases. This
process Is the most simple nature, as fol-
lows: a plate OfcOnpO>ition metal, special
| ly adapted to the purpose, has two plates of
solid gold sDldered one on each side. The
| three arethen passed between polished s,eel
rollers, and the result Is strip 81 heavily
plsted composition, from which The cases
ceDters, bezels, etc, are cut and shap, q by
suitable dies and formers. The gold In these
is sufficiently thick to admit OF all kinds of
chasing, engraving and enameliing; and en-
graved cases have been carried until worn
perfectly smooth by time ami use without
removing the god. These cases are for sale
by all jewelers., and are guaranteed By SPEC
AL CERTIFICATE to WEAR FUR - YEARS.
o. your jeweler does not keep them send 10
HAGsroz & Thorpe, Ledger Blu ding, Phil
adelphia, for illustrated catalogue.
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The Western Commercial says that about
dusk on "a. si8y evening as Ar. Philip May
g brother-iu-Taw of Simon Seligsburg, YVES
returning on foot from Tracy, he was stopped
by two negroes near the residence of John
Wells, who knocked him down, gagged and
robbed him OF about SIS 90 and his coat, and
left him lying senseieSs IN the road After
Iyingthere batwetn n two and three hours he
staggered half frozen TO sirs Wells, who,
thou hit him drunk from Sappearance, and
gave him a BLANKET lie tme TO town, when
Dr. Shortridge dressed his wounds. which
hou n very serious, are not dangerous. The
negroes thought be was Mr. Friedman, as
they called him by that name.
Iater-Since writing the above, We learn
that the negroes in making their escape.
dropped So of the money, which was found
"Wednesday morning.
The Commercial adds elsewhere that Joe
BeSin. er suspected Sanford Bruce and Ned
Busey, colored, of being the parties who rob-
bed Mr.. Mag, and began 10 watch their
house ca Wednesday evening when the
neEroeS discovered this they made their
escape fIrirg three times a: Joe VINO replied
twice with shot gun but without Tercepti-
bic cl'er' A party started imm sditIrly IN
pursuit, bat they have not been heard nom
at pres, I su-.
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hood Ill DI.e~fcd

ImperieCily nourishes the system, since
is only partially sssimilsted by the blood.
Pale, nagsard mortals, with dyspeptic stom-
achs, Impoverished circulation and weak
nerves, experience marked and rapid i'm
provement in their physical condition by
avsillrg themselves of that sure resource OF
tneslck and debiiitatcd. Hostetiers stomach
Biiters. This seniI tonic aud alternative
lends an impetus 10 the processes Of dIges-
tion hiCh iB>Gv-S "a Hd@qusde develop
Islrut Of tis- materials OF bio II, fiber, and
muscular tissue. Moreover, n SOOthe> ana
strens thens overwTought or weak nerves,
counter cts "A IeUd IA y TO hypochondria or
d->poudepcy, 10 mich dy>peptic and bilious
persons sre peculiarly iIanie, ana il IN agree
able aud Wholesome srpsjiz-r and promoter
Of TepnSe. The nfi'mItivs OF axe, aud O
delic.ta female constitutions, are greatly re
iIeved by II; and n Is a reliable preventive
OF. and remedy TOR, m .larial fevers.
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lIStsvEEsBS.

"The Richest Blood. Sweetest Breath
and Fairest Skin in ii Bitters."
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RUSHED UPON HIM.

went to Platte city and gave himself up; but
Was released, as he secured bond at once.
HIS preiimln AIRY examination took place yes
terdiy afternoon in L. latte City, but as 10 its
results We are not informed. Capt. Latner,
ihe party first as aulted by Morgan, was in
dangerous C -niition when last head from;
and his secoud victim, Mr.. Heath, is also Sc
riousIy iuiufed
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The following transfers Of real estate were
recorded by Register Crowder yesterday:
Alexander Hughan and Annie Hughan, his
wife, of jefferson county, Kansas, 10 Matt.
Abrams, quit claim deed TO the north half
and the southwest quarter Of the noTthe 49,
quarter OF section Il, township L, range %
also the east half of the northwest quarter OF
section l., township II, range =; 500.
J-C. schmidt ana II E. schmidt, his wife,
quit claim deed 10 Eliza Ann Hiatt, lot zone
acre. and lot Il, tiVe acres in the town Of
1 .rsir,y- E1Il
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A Voice From Ph.lacelPSsa Regard
ing I'm Item in Il. Cs,luuans.


ing I'm Item In sss Cslamns.
The conclusive evidence in regard to the
far-resching circulation aad power Of THE
TIMES Is furnished in the annexed letter,
which speaks for Itself:
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, s25 walnut st.
APRIL2. 70.
To the Editor Of the Learenuo,th Times:
DEAR SIR;-In the Philadelphia Tunes
(McClure's) of March c3rd, 1879. notice the
account of a boy who had received an injury
OF his head, and from which queer sy mptoms
were manifested, such as double vision. writ
Ing figures upside down, etc. This account
IS taken "from the Leaven worth (kansas)
TINES" l would much like TO know how
the case has Terminated, CT is progressing; in
fact should like TO communicate with the
physicians in charge. The case is one of ex.
ceeding interest and If you could give me the
facts in detail, or give me the ad lress OF the
physician THAT l may write TO him IL he has
no objections, you v ould confer u favor.
have a case of my own a lady of forty six,
in whom the symptoms are somewhat the
same, Only that the cause is more remote OF
many years duration. Hence my inter. 81 in
this case.
1t do not ask too much OF ron, a reply
will greatly oblige,
Very Respectfully.
4. G. W. BEECHER, NJ. u,
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EeXernnd ASue.

FEVFR AND AGUE cured for my cents.
There is noIa Teineilai agent in Jnts wur u
that will cnre Fever and Ague. and all other
Malarous Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Nrl oT
and other Fever, aided by RAILWAYS
PILLS. 50 quick as RAD~AN'S READY
IE-r hl-Iia
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you uu,, Cure That Cong

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can
cure YOU. self 1t has established the fact
that Co. sum ption can be cured, while for
Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asth-
ina, and ali diseases of Throat ana Lungs, ii
Is absolutely without an equal. Two doses
will relieve your child of Group, 1t Is pleas
ant 10 take aud perfectly harm less 10 the
youngest enid, aud no mother can afford to
To-. " il out IL. Iou can use two-thirds of n
bot IL and il what We say is not true We win
refund the price paid. Price, 10 cts, 30 cts.
ard 81 per bottle. If your lungs are sore or
chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous Plas-
ter. sold by Arnold & Hunt, Wholesale
Dealer. wedfris up&w
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A Sufo Tnluls

Dr. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure GonnOrnoea, Gleet, Cor
dee, STRUCTURES, Diseases of the Kidneys, Blad.
der and Urinary organs OF males and fe-
males
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is a sure remedy
Tor the SpermatorrhGa, seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss of power, caused
by seii-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF Dr. Hunters Specific e. per bottle. Injec-
ton, 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere by eX-
press. DIR. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
AIS, North Seventh street, st. Louis, Missouri
send tsO stamps for Treatise. Cure guaran.
iced or the money refunded.
Thee. Egersiorff. Agent, Leavenworth,
Kansas. mayl2-eod6w.
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Dr. Kings Syphilitic Remedy In warranted
tp cure syphilis IN the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages, and in all It's varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the worst
cases of yenereal diseases; cases which have
physicians Of America II cures the drst
stage and heals the ulcers In . few days. 1t
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head,
and joints swelling of joints, syphflitic rheu.
mstism, etc. in short time. Price ave dol.
lars per PACKAGE. Sent eve.ywhers By ex-
ksnt nailsd inr tvo eln1pa 6old q %. J.
D0n1hooR, l1k Moth egvgssh oz0U2 - Loafa,
- CnDG1nsln1og40tno 49, lala11.
- - A1 - 1OSlSYSsa
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Why VIII NOH.

Allow cold advance IN your system and
thus encourage more serious mslauieS, sucn
a. Pneumonia, titmorr hHge> and Lung troub-
les hen an immediate relief can be 20 read
liy obtained: BoSchee's German LyTup has
obtain. Il the largest sale in the world for the
cure OF ,ougb>, Colds ana the several Lung
Diseases IL l. pr Bo>chee'> famous German
prescription and is prepared with the great
E 81 c. re ami no fear need be entertained in
administering II To the youngest child rs per
directions The safe of this is Unprececent-
ed. Sine first Introduced there has been a
constant increasing demand and without a
a sine le report OF q failure TO do its Work IN
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
Of these remarks Large size 75c. Try IL and
hs- D..yiDc<d.
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she Isisfng River.

In = Iye sation with "A yel!-known flNer
ui,U, with ) e p Of experience upon the tiNei'
The inns representative was informed lhal
from every indication at present. IL was the
opinion OF Toe river man that there would be
higher water this year than has been known
for years, and ne would not be surprised TO
see IL covering the T. {. tracks. The snow
upon the mountains Il melting so rapidly
that the rise wall be very rapid, and great
damage Will be done.
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ErnhnIe NOuII.

Tie following business was transacted in
Probate Court yesterday, by Judge DieieE-
dDr::
Marriage license issued 10 James Z. Gage
and Anna Stephenson.
Amanda Coffin appointed guardian O! ~ bill
Cunlu, and letters Of guardianship issued.
la the matter Of the estate Of Moses Norris,
Thomas W RUb!e, executor, made his fourth
annual settlement, hich was approved and
ordered recorded
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Turrklp Gimss
THURSDAY APRIL 10, 1879.
For thc Pen.

Sheriff Frank Hobart, OF Mitchell county
arrived in the city yesterday with we'll
known horse thief named Newton Doran
The said Newt. Is To serve four years and
three months in tine State penitentiary
sheriff Hobart is a gentleman who always
gives prisoners under his care good treat.
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Hut Ju,t 20 Say.

II Is but just TO say that the firm OF steele q
Price were the first TO place in the market az
ticIes for culinary purposes that are strictly
pure and wholesome. Their Lr. Prices Cream
rakinz Powder has obtained its popularity
and exieird,.! sale by it, purity and whole.
..,.,..,... 2tSw
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Drum x en- TITAN.

How many children and women are
slowly and surely dying, or rather beins
killed, by excessive doctoring, or the daily
Use Of some drug or drunken stuff called
medicine, that no one knows what it i,
made OF, who can easily he cured and saved
by Hop bitters, made Of Hops Buchu, Man
drake, Dsndelion, etc, which is 80 pure
simple and harmless thst the most frsil
woms an, weakest invalid or smallest child
can trust in them. Will you be saved by
them? See other column.
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After tie meeting Of the city council last
nigut, 4 large party, consisting OF council
men, city and county officers, and promi-
neut citiz-usTep,ired TO the residence of May
or FuTiescue, accompanied by the Netropoli-
tan Band, and gave His Honor delightful
sereuaGe, who manifested his sppre collation. of
itia his wsI!-kuown no pitt be manner, and
rendered his thanks 10 the party IL was 4
vers peasant occasion and enjoyed by all
T,arff.ETHnfs
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..Fbe Firsl Dose ssBSes 6eIfef.,
Trial Bottles DIR. Swayues Compound Syrup

OF Wild Cherry, Is Cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, is quickly cured before deyel-
oping O fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthms, or
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood splitting, SC, go remedy is
so prompt ann effectuSl as "DI. Swayi,sis
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for
many years, and ii is proved to be very relia-
BILE and efficAcious in the treatment of severe
and long standing coughs. / know of two
patients, now in comfortable health. and
Who but for its use consider would not be
living. ISAAC s. HEREIN, ID. ID.
stT1ustoWn, Berks county, Pa.
Htoe-IkiAl botties, Is cents: large size. q
or ~ fur s. A single . cent bottle VIII on
IN 1l0v1nS D1ch su1lR1nG ID ~ ofii1o.
IIoGIn1 GnlY ~ DE.eU1yno 3 -, Ph1lAr
lllI1l1 ~ @ 1870 D - q 80.
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HAVE you Dyspepsia, are you COnstipated,
have YOU yellow skin, Lets of Appetite,
r eadaChe. II SO don't fail te use SHlLOH'S
SYSTEM NlTSLlZER. 1t is guaranteed to
relieve you, and will you continue O. suffer
wh.n you ca be cured on such terms AS
these :: Price, 81 cents and 75cts. sold by Ar
mold & Hunt, Wholesale Dealers.
wedfrisunSw
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This dreadful torment, the doctors tell rs
is in the blood, ard know ing this To be true.
We advise every sufferer 10 try q bottle OF
Durango Rheumatic Remedy IL Is taken
internally and will positively cure the worst
Gaze In The sh0stest time. Sold BY every
0xu0Gint IN LoAvonWorth.
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WELLS Persian Perfume "HACKMETACK''
is rich and Fl sgTant. Try it sold by Arnold
e. Hunt, Wholesale Dealers, Leavenworth
Kansas, and by retail dealers generally.
wedfrlsun&w
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Cold Is antsgoV.stic to health, inducing
coughs and other dangerous bronchial dieas-
is, which quickl. yield 10 the soothing yet
positive influence OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price - cents.
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IufiammfiUn If the Bladder and
Kidneys,

chronic casesoi LuCo.hea anu bASiAhe Nis-
eases
In tumors, nodes, hard Jumps, and syphi-
loid ulcers; in drupsy, in veueFt-sl sore throat
ulc. rs and in tubercies o. the lungs: in Eout,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism, tickets; in mercurlal
depsseits-it is in these terrible forms al q -.
ease, where the human body has become a
complete wreck. and where "very hour nj
existence Is torture, wherein his great rene-
dy challenges the sstonishment and acmira-
ton of the sick 4 il in such cases, where
all the pleasures OF existence sppeRr cut on
nom the unfortunate, and by its wonderful,
almost supernatural agency II restores the
hopeless to a life and new existence where
this great remedy stands alone in its might
aud power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every
one IL mo or less rouhl.-d viii a few doe :
will, in most cases. and "A few DuIt IN the
more aggravated forms, work a permanent
cure.
Those afflicted with chronic disesses should
purchase \ package ntaiBing one dozen
bottles. Price 10 per dozen, or S. per ha'I
dozen bottles, or el per bottle Sold by
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Electric RellS.

A sure cure tor nervous debility, prema-
ture decay, exhaustion, etc. The only re.
liable cure. Circulars mailed free Address
t. X. REEVES, Is, Chatham st, y. Y.
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THE Grand Central Hotel, New York, 20
eesses all the requirements in size, style, To-
cation and appointments of the modern first
class hotel, and keeps its reputation a. a mod
Ie house eOd6w
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staw to ct Sick


FNpO-e yourself day and night; eat too
much without exercise; work too hard with
ouI resi-: doctor All the time; take all the vale
no-trums adv, riIsed q, and then you Will want
10 know
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OLIVER DITS0N { CO., Boston.
c. n. Disson 4 c.. e. DitsOn r Co..
III 4 So Broadway. N. Yss2 Chestnut 81 Phi
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As hit leTtO stated, Morgan
was one who give way To his
violent passions upon the slightest
provocstion. some time ago he stabbed a
man named Brasstield, aud subsC quently an
other person named Al. Estes The ssddest
feature connected with his case is, that he
leaves young wife who is a bride of but a
few hort months and whose anguish at this
awful blow which has suddenly fallen and
taken away the one who was dearer than all
others to her is something which is better
imagined that described.
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Cr,.todoro'. Hal. P,...rv.<sv..

and promoting the growth and perfect health
of the hair. and of itself, when used slone-
q safeguard that protects the ibres from de
cay under all circumstances and under all
cl.mes Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO
No 50 William st =, New York. Sold by Al
Druggists. Applied BY all Hair Dressers.,
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The present number Of the WEEKLY MUsI-
CAL RsCoBD is full OF Eas;er Mustc. Send
cents for IL.
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4 GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn to make ur0ucv rapidly
pIvrsttlr. 10 -.prk., ty TIE Two JupTUng
Isuiv> Tor Success lu M'>sIs L. fence -
CO.. new 81 cul4r Tn combination meth
od wrGch TINS Hg;u has made - >GcceS fui,
enable cope ~ h large or small IN, ANS 10
re- pat the U-us NJ 'ar- ~ = pIiai an sums
B.>t xxi !. Inru>sti d. 81 - = N various
r. pJo.td INTO oH' vast am ant and cD-OD-
,rG'i q mighty trh0'e, ihu~ s'cuIIu. To racn
-hatt- older IA tue .dNaH tt-r~ -. the l'Ige>t
uprT7ftoT- Immune Pruut- 90" divided
monthly Any auDIUt from - tH -H,tVf. or
..sr... n u U~rt >Ucr -~ty.IN " ! Bop
tit Hsft ~ :, PIE. Der - b, I,s>, ~s~ liy TIE
comm f.1U Ia 81 WDU q bring -, or
. percent : Upal- : - 'T c-.t $50
~ .At~ = SEQ, OF 10 per g. : IN the stock,
.urIug trs month. according n" h. market.
frunE tissues Illustrated NcgSp PR, June
% H. "lur s.mUtHatI"H m. ned "t opera
.INE = Fk~ - ftr ff.u- ~u~ rH~fuH ever dppt-
ed Ns,0 Turk LtdrgsrarDt ~'pt. p " The
| HUrIu. tInu - stem - bounded upon correct
| pu-Ius--- pT HrI. .p-, aut mo- person need be
| yiraDUI al iutDIu. W g b. is E"ut 81 nrEins
| py Np--r~. L.rgg- eurrV co ErO1LBH JDU. nal
| ,pr.I 20 Ia: 'tIr editor u. Gv met prof
| % Of 90 - from 20 10 uu. Ui Ms>-r~. b'w-
| 70 me-. & COS combinations" Nrw circular
.rf,.Fi'G frs'J explains ~ ~ .HrUE stock
md bonds wan ~ Government lords sup
prie'i. l. wTeGcr & co., Bankers ., ENrlsn
Place, N.N IIuaDw.t
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Easter Music, E aster Carols, Easter Anthems
Send for Lists.

CANTATASFOR SCHOOLS aNDNEM.
MARLEY. Among many good ones may
be mentioned Maude Irving, 10 cents.
lesson IN charity, 30 cents. S;0a1.
o:a0 Angel 90 cents). Coronation. go
cents). GalPsta Fay, Csr, and Fairy
Brioal, ~ cents).
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Any Book mailed for Retail Price
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THE P1ANOFONGE, lS,.SoJ. Is Tue
most popular ever issued. as proved posi-
lively by the sale of hundreds Of thousands
Ol copies. Examine 1t.
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which Is syvered in three wuTus-Ta
Hop IlJLerst see other column.
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AN IMPERIAL CROWN

is a mere bsnble, but the crown Of beauty, con
ferred on the head which nature has neg
lected to embeillsh, or TINE has robbed oil Its
Native Hue, by
CRlS1AOORO's HAIR DYE,
RErAINs ITS DARK LUsTRI II renewed at IN.
tervalA.
TO THE CLOSE OF LIFE
Peerless Among ThOasanAs 81 Pr p.
aHott00D,
That promise much and performs nothing
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THE BtST EUSIc BOOKS
The CHURCH OEEERlNG.Eyo

EMERSON, (sl IS, or sl2 per dozen) has The
best arranged and largest collection of Music
for Episcopal C6"1rs ever Published.
Venites, ~ Gloria Paris, % Gloras, &C.. &C.,
all in Anthem Form, besides a large variety
of Chants and anthems, for Christmas. e. a.
TER and other Festivals. Although pre-
parei expressly for the Episcopal Service.
the larger number of fine Anthems render
ii one of the BEST Anthem books for all
Choirs.
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FROM fOHT RENO

A spirit Of Discomfort AnOngst the In
dian..-Tbe Proba billie. are thai
They Will Make Another Break
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CONSUMPTION

Ofthe Lung~ ard TuberculouS PhtiSis, ScroC-
ula IS phlloid Diseases, Wasting, Drgen-ra-
ton, and Liberation of the kidneys. Dis-
beies, Sioppage OF water, instantaneous re-
lief where caIhejers have been used thus
doing away with the painful operation of
using the Sc instruments), dis>olyIng stone in
The bladder, and in all ci.ts of