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Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

NOR SALE CHEAP Lot OF wooden
II benches with drawers. suitable tor Sun
day Schools, &c. J. A. BOND n CO..
mrl-u 6Ol Shipley street.
ENOR SALE.--A good carpet loom ut :'0S
II 5. VAN BUREN street at a reasonable
| price. ieb24 6tf
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

DlvlDEND.
II OYYICE ov DEL. WESTERN X. X, Co..
February 26, 1879.
The Board Of Directors have this day de-
clared u dividend OF one per cent on the capt
tai stock. a. now recorded on the books Of tkis
company, payable on or after March l. next
The Transfee Books will be closed until Mon.
day, March 3. WIN. NJ. CANBY
ieb2olW Prest. ana Treas,
NOTICE OF PARrN EKsHIP. the
IN undersigned, have this day formed n
co-partnership to carry on the grocery busi.
ness under the nrm name OF COlQuhoup ana
hemphill. We solicit share oi the pubIir
patronage. ALEX. COLQUHOuN,
WILLIAM J. HEMP. ILL.
February n, 1877. ieb2s-3t
A NNUAL MEETING.-The First Annu.
"A al Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Equitable Loan Association, will be hold at
the office Of the Secretary, No. 4o4 Market
street, on Thursday evening, Myrck 6, at / %
O'Clock.
Tho Auditors Will submit their annual re.
port, and an election for officers will be held.
Stock In second series for sale.
mha-,t. ID. I, HAWKINS, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

INOR SaLE,--i0 horse power steam saw
Il planning and bark Mills, Store and i'm.
proved farm of l5O Acres. best stand in Dela.
ware. At railroad station, great bargain,
easy terms. NICHOLSON SON.
ieb6.3tw 239 $. Sixth street, PhIa.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

VvYANTED.-Two or three rooms by a
w widow with two children, in the cen
trai part of the Fourth Ward. Address 3ls
n SEVENTH street leb26-6t%
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
FOR SALE OR RENT.

LNOR SALE OR RENT.-Morocco factory
II tor sale or rent Fifth, Church and Lord
streets, lot o2 feet by l4S feet, fronts.
JOHN q. BAKER,
ih25-tf 1903 f. Fifth street
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

DOOK Ltsf.-We have lost or mislad
ID our Deposit Book, No. 722O in the VIII
ming,on saving Fund Society, and we have
made appIication to the Fund Tor a new book
THE BENEVOLENT DAUGHTERS OF
SkAEL SOCIETY. feb7-3t-1taW
40 to trimmer Metzner for the best ci-
" gars in the city III $l.h0 per hundred,
also the finest brands very low.
BRlMMER Il METZNEK,
marl.6td. No. l0s East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

r OST.-On Sunday evening, near ne Old
IL Union Church, a child's Gold Chain
and Lockel, the gilt OF a friend to child since
deceased. A suitable reward will be paid If
returned to No. AIS W. SECOND STREET.
mh3-Jt.
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Yesterday Low Sunday Archbishop Pur.
cell visited St. Johns Church al o'clock,
whore he confirmed 1iS children, all girls,
from St. Johns Church, and 1G4, all boys,
| from ST. Francis Church. At 10 o'clock he
confirmed 81 girls and 81 boys at 81. 10,
seph's Church. at p m., 81 boys and 90
girls at ST. paul's and at 4:30 % boys and
&c girls al st. Ludwig's.
The number of children in the German
Catholic Churches who received confirma-
ton the present season are as follows;
Church of the Holy Trinity, Rev. J. c..
Albrinck pastor boys, ~; girls A.
st. Mary's Church, Rev b. Elckmann
pastor; boys, 45; girls, 81.
st. Johns Church, Vicar General p. Otto
Jair pastor; girls AS.
St. Joseph's Church, Rev. c. Stehle pas
tor boys Gl; girls, 81.
St. Panrs Church, Rev. II. Ferncdire
pastor; boys 80; girls, 81.
81. Francis Church, pastors Ubald, We.
bersnko and CustQs, Of the Franciscan
Fathers; boys, l6i.
st. rhilomcna Church, H. Kemper pas.
tor: boys. %; girls, 81.
ST. Augustins Church, A. Walburg pas
tor; boys, Il.
~ AHinollE tAuFCil, u. lining pastor,
boys Al; girls i3.
ST. Michaels Church; boys and girls, So.
ST. Francis de Sales Church, f. Fischer,
pastor; boys and girls, 90.
81. George Church, =. Demanding Hol-
thaus pastor; boys, 10; girls q.
ST. Rosa Church, T. KisSmcier pastor;
boys, T.; girls, s.
St. Boniface Church L. Topmoller pas
tor: bows 10: nirls %
81. Henrys Church, a. Ulrick, pastor,
boys, Il; girls, "a.
ST. Stevens Church, Columbia; boys, ii;
girls, l3.
ST. Lawrence Church, DR.. Richter, pas
tor boys, 4; girls, 8.
st. Mary's Church (Sedamsyilel P.
Eugen, PASTOR boys and girls, Is.
St ]oseph's College. Eighth street; boys
90.
Church OF the Immaculate Convention.
in charge Of the Passionate Faihers-boys,
10; girls, 90.
81, Aloysius Orphan Asylum boys 10;
girls, -,
Protcctorate for Boys Mt Alverno-1S
boys and girls.
This gives total Of 1,435 children who
have been received into the German Catho-
lie churches the present season.
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Music NentiouE.

Mr. s. L. Jacobsohn will play the Beeth
oven Concerto at one of tho concerts oi the
Smngelfcst.
The managers Of the saengerfcst have ca-
gagged Madame Otto Won Alvsirhen Of the
Royal Opera at Dresden, as vocalist.
Miss Josie Jones arrived in New York
from England Saturday night and is ex-
pectcd by her friends in this city this
evening.
Ford's Pinaiore Company commences 4
two-weeks engagement at Pixies Opera
house next Monday, April 2sth. The Com
pany is in the main the one that appeared
with such success at RoOinson's, but has
been greatly improved.
The Smngerfest Finance Committee on
Saturday night received reports of the fol-
eral fund; From NJ. Goldsmith's book,
So, $50: from Mr. Getfroy's book, $1,000;
from II. Weilert's book, 5000
The a,ho!ic ladies of the city, who last
week formed themselves INTO an organiza
ton for the purpose OF devising means for
the relief of the sufferers by the failure OF
the Archbishop, have resolved to give n
grand concert in the Music hall on Nav
her old home in this city this evening, will
probably participate, and Mr.. Tim. Sulli-
van, all old favorite, has sent a telegram
from his present home in Hartford, Ct,
volunteering his services, which have been
accepted Mr.. Whiting has also offered his
services. A letter has been sent to each of the
leadcrsof the Catholic church choirs inviting
them to a conference with a committee of
the Ladies Association at the home of Mrs.
I. y. Lincoln, President, next Wednesday
evening. The purpose of the meeting is TO
discuss the advisability of uniting the Cath
olic chors Of the city in grand chorus for
the concert. This was accomplished few
years ago at the celebration of Archbishop
Purcell's golden jubilee, and the effect was
admirable. The chorus was quite as ef-
fective as the large choruses Of the fcsti-
vals Ct 1873 and 1875. The effect of cho-
rus OF five hundred experienced voices in a
selection from BeetLoven's Mass in c, or
some other grand church composition,
would be thrilling.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
OF interest to Our Church GOsr,,

| Rev. l. McHugh, of Georgetown, paid his
friends in the East End a flying visit Satur-
| day.
The ordinance of baptism was admins
tered at the First Baptist Church last even
ing.
Rev D. W. Rhodes last evening began a
series of sermons on the perils of the young
men Of to-day.
Rev. ]. n. Stanger, OF Christ Church, and
Dr. Benedict, OF St. PaulS, exchanged pull
pits yesterday morning.
The ladies of the Ninth-street Baptist
Church will hold their regular monthly
social next Thursday evening.
The Methodist folks of Columbia are pre-
pairing for an entertainment to be given
soon for the benefit of the Church.
Rev. Edward W. Bacon, of New London,
Conn, occupied the pulpit OF the First
Presby toran Church yesterday morning.
The colorcd employees of the Grand Hotel
have raised So for The benefit OF the needy
emigrants who are on their way to Kansas.
Rev George y. James, an Episcopal cler-
gyman OF Franklin, Tenn, is at the City
Hospital undergoing treatment for his eyes.
AT the communion service at the Ninth
street Baptist Church yesterday The right
hand of fellowship was extended to six new
members.
Trinity Mission Sabbath-school held its
spring festival yesterday afternoon. Rev.
George II. kinSolying was present and de-
livered an address.
Dr. Ridgaway, of the st. Paul's NJ. E.
Church, and Rev. n. w. Ramsay, of Union
NJ. Z. Church, Coyington, exchanged pull
pits yesterday morning.
The Episcopal Diocesan Convention will
meet at ST. Johns Church, this city, We'd
nesday, May DIST A large and interesting
meeting is anticipated.
The Third Presbyterian Church at the
morning service yesterday was crowded to
its utmost capacity, and over six hundred
were present at the Sabbath-school.
Rev. W. W. Case former pastor of the
Mount Auburn NJ. 4. Church, preached to
his old congregation yesterday. Mr.. Case
is now pastor Of the NJ. +. Church at Ak
ron, 0.
DIR. Noah H. Schenck, of st. AIMS
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, preached to
large congregation at Christs P. Il. Church
last evening, The subject OF his discourse
was Doubling Thomas"
AT ST. Philomenas Church, on East Pearl
street, yesterday first communion was taken
by about fifty children. The ceremonies
were much more beautiful and impressive
than in former years. and the church was
crowded. Mo2arts Twelfth Mass" was
well rendered by the choir, assisted by Miss
Emma Smith, who sang Rossini's AVE
Maria in excellent style. Mrs. George
Albers, Mr.. PabsL and Mr. Rechtin deserve
great credit for the manner in which they
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HOTELS.

DROSPECT HOUSE, UPPER sARANAC LAKE,
j f. r. Derby, Proprictr. p: O., Blooming
dale, Essex County N. Y:-This House, occupying
Wilderness hns been thoroughly repaired, en-
larsci and elegantly fitted up with new furniture
1t is surrounded on every hand By the finest fish
ing and hunting found in this whole region
which may be truly called the "Sportsman's Par
aG.Sc." Sunimer boa'derS, with or without fami
lies, solicited. Terms, y 50 per day from July st
until season closes. Telcga aph office III the house.
insures speedy communication IRON any point in
this vicinity Also, daily mail. supply and pro-
vision store at the house. Camp supplies Of all
kinds always on hand. Carriages connect With
regular STAGE lire at Bioomingdule. Trout and
venison daily in their season. Guides and boats
at regular rates. FirstclasS livery connected with
the house Distance from Ausablc Station direct
40 mills The steamer az Il. DERBY'S MATTE"
will make two trips day to BartctL's, stopping at
Cory's Pierce's Carly. Island House, and other
points The Lake. Also, will be used for kxcur-
sion Parties Fare over 70 Clear Pond: Passen-
gers one way, Soc Boats, one way, 81 50.
aplr2m
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Boyton was 2s5 miles below Memphis OIL
Saturday.
Thomas Browns house burned near Fred
ericktown, o.
Henry Utter's child was burned to death
at Mt. Carmel, Ill.
The National Board of Health will meet
at Atlanta May 9th.
George Smith, aged fifty, committed sui,
eide near Orrville, o.
Ten million four per cents were shipped
saturday for Europe.
The Emperor and Empress of Russia 20
to Livadia on the oath.
A considerable force of Albanians has
entered Seryian territory.
President Greyy will to-day sign the
pardon of 800 Communists.
John Mooney was murdered and robbed
at Paint Creek Station w. Va.
The Olive street railroad car house
burned at St. Louis. Less, $4,000.
Miss Maggie Charly died from being
kicked by mule at Oaktown, Ind.
A frame house belonging TO Edward Ev-
ans, Columbus, Ohio, was burned Friday
night
A. Stewart, railroad engineer, fell off the
bridge at Mussel Shoals while drunk, and
was drowned.
Lansbergs general store, Masonic Hall
and adjacent buildings burned, at Freiighs-
burg, Quebec.
Samuel NJ. Price, an old and highly re-
spected dry goods merchant, of Richmond,
Va, is dead.
Jake Somerville, who murdered Charles
Roberts at Hearnc, Texas, three years ago,
has been sentenced for life.
Houston Holt has been convicted of muir
dering two men at Pilot Point, Texas. His
friends threaten his rescue.
John Crossin, drunk, was saved from
death on the railroad at Somerset, O., by a
brave girl who pulled him oil.
Leroy Nichols, Wall-street broker, short
of stocks, and otherwise financially cmbar-
rassed, killed himself Saturday.
The body of Michael Siersdorfer, drowned
from the mail-boat al Carrolton, KY, some
weeks ago, has been recovered.
A three-and-a-h -half-year-old daughter of
Joseph Goodman, living near Findlay, Ohio,
fell into II cistern on Saturday and was
drowned.
Frank Small, OF PittSburg, the lover of
Mrs. Annie Jacoby, and murderer of her
husband, Nicholas, has been sentenced TO
be hanged.
George Gilliland, aged thirty-fve had
his skull broken while coupling cars Satur-
day on switch at HickoX d Co.'S mills in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Some of the Umatila Indians in Wash
ington are displeased with the arrange
ments made by Chief Moses, but the latter
stands by his contract.
In consequence Of row with the mana
ger VIM. +. Sheridan, well-known actor
and Miss Liilie'Glover, leading lady, were
dismissed from the Chestnut-strect Theater
Philadelphia, Saturday night.
On Thursday morning last, near Victoria
Il. e., an explosion occurred at the Wei
lington Coal Mines, blowing he working of
the level 10 ruins, and killing eleven men
and seriously injuring others.
Oscar Hermann St. Louis coachman,
fell in love with his young mistress, she re-
ciprocated, her father discovered the at.
tachment and gave the coachman a terrible
beating which drove him insane, and the
young lady is also on The verge Of insanity.
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Mr.. DeDmsr Thompson at the Grand.

At the Grand Opera-house this evening
Mr.. Denman Thompson commences an en-
gagement in his great character of Joshua
WLitcomb." Mr.. Thompson is one Of the
finest living delineators OF Yankee charac-
ter and his Joshua Whitcomb,' which
proved an immense success in New York,
Boston, San Francisco and other places,
will doubtless be Just as thoroughly appre'
ciated here,
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Style, elegance, location, moderate prices,
and choice OF either the American plan,
g &c to 3d. or tha European plan, q a day
and upwards, meals il the elegant II tstau-
rant attached to the house al unite in
giving the traveller more, for the same
money, at the Grand Central Hotel, New
York, than elsewhere.
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Prejudice often rules in the physical
treatment OF babies. They are allowed 10
suffer and scream with pain from collie, fiat
ulcnCe, bowel disorders, etc. when some
simple, reliable safe remedy as DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, would give almost immediate
relief and perfect ease 10 the little sufferer
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Read the Testimonials.

DAyISvITIE, CAL. No-. 8, 18z1
CHks. LANGLEY 4 Co., San Francisco:
DEAR SITs: take great pleasure in informing
you of the most gratifying results OF the use OF
CARBOLlNE in my own case. For three years
the top of my head has been completely bald and
smooth, and had quite given up any hope of re-
storing the hair. -Four weeks ago noticed the
advertisement OF CARBULlNE, and on the recon-
mendation Of FREUD concluded N Try bottle,
without any great hope OF good results however.
have now used 1t less than a month, and TO nv
most agreeable astonishment my head Is complete
ly covered with fine, short healthy growth Of
hair, which has every appearance OF continued
growth; and confidently believe it will restore il
as completely as ever it was in my youth.
take great pleasure in Offering you this testi-
monlal and you have my permission to publish
the same. Yours, truly,
CHAS. e. WHITE, Dayisyille. Gal.
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley rising, followed by
falling barometer easterly winds, warmer,
clear, followed by partly cloudy weather
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Fred Meyer, 8 four-yearold lad, has
been missing from his home No. 46 Buck
eye street. since Saturday.
Mohawk Browns II and Americus
was the result OF the game at the Cincinnati
Hall Park yesterday afternoon.
The Children's Home Fair, which
closed last Saturday night, realized over
So 900 for the institution
Dr. James 7. Whitaker has been elect
ed TO the chair Of Theory and Practice of
Medicine in the Ohio Medical College.
A concert for the benefit of Archbishop
Purcell viii be given at Roblnson's Opera
house by Mile, Tarc!li and others next
Wednesday evening.
An alarm Of fire from Box 1S4 yester-
day called the engines to a burning chin
ney corner Of Browne and Parker streets.
No damage done atalI.
Mary Aigiey, servant girl living on
Cherry street, Walnut Hills, was badly
burned Saturday by her clothes catching fire
from the kitchen stove.
Captain T. W. McClung, Assistant
Postmaster in this city, delivered lecture
last evening at McKendree Chapel, Fulton,
on Moses as Moral Teacher"
The baseball season opened last Sat
urday with a game between the Cincinnati
Club and a picked nine The picked nine
got left by score OF eleven TO two.
Miss Sarah Cameron, aged seventy
Seven years, fell down stairs on last Satur-
day and broke her arm. She was taken to
tne Good Samaritan Hospital for treat
nent.
Joseph Carroll, boy twelve years of
age, attempted to jump into a skitf in the
river, back of CATS distillery, Saturday af-
ternoon, but missed his mark, fell into the
river ana was drowned
Mr.. Nat. Caldwell has instituted quo
warranto proceedings against Mr.. +. c.
Boyce, the new member Of the Board OF
Public Works, to compel him to show by
what authority he holds his office.
A grand picnic and celebration, which
will he participated in by the |. .. O. F.
iodges of Morrow, Cozaddalc, Pleasant
Plain, Edenton and Fithian, will be held
at Pleasant Plain, beyond Loyeland, April
18th.
The Knights OF IT. Martin will give
picnic at Prices Hill on June 9th. On the
Ist Of June they 70 10 Newark, Ohio, where
The different Catholic Knights propose to
form one body unGer the name oil knights
,f Ohio"
tcIepram has hccp rcreivod fron,
rutsburg stating that 4 man has been er-
rested in that plaoc with the watch and
other iewclry which was taken from tho
daughter of Nj. A. {. Sands at Columbus
Inst week
II Monck Nescr of HilIshoro want.
10 ride birycle race Of from ffty 70 one
hundred miles with Samuel E. Adams Of
Washington G. H.. for 500 q Side The
race to take place on the IIillSboro half
mile rack within The nerl veels
u,h;lo +l,o f,,,,;I,. ,t,. ,,o:-p.l:
,or roro oh.ont rrn;,, ,+i, raeidooo
RirhnonI Station an N. snnt,orn BAH.
road ves+oraoy u,,r.,;,, ,,,,,o t,o,,,,,. ~,
tored tho honso .nd stoIn 1adiaf, asia
wo,c, and ohoin - - l', oIo,i,
ioy and reyo,yer NJ orrsst. bavo vo,
hncn nado
u
..-a,"I . =, ~ ,I a" az lteil appeared IN
Adam MaChle n member of the police force
of the Eighth District had been found in n
Conservatory on Nine.Streot Hin v;tb lot
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Those Of our readers who desire their hair
to take tho same color as whcii Young
shogId Use ualis Vegetable Sicilian Hair
= i2ana,ynr
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Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
KENNEDY & COMPANY,
PITTSBURG, Pa,

PITTSBURG, Pa,
Sole Agents for the United States the Canadas
and Great Britain.
For sale by all Druggists throughout the United
States and wholesale by John D. Park 4 Sons
sal & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, Arthur Peters & Co.,
K. A. Robinson & Go. and J. B. Widcrs & Co.,
Louisville, KY, and all Wholesale and retail
Druggists throughout tie unitet states and
Canada. aQtlyd,F ,AGW app lyW
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Cali at the American Sewing Machine
Rooms, III West Fourth street, and see the
new Buttonhole Machine.
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Your CARBoLISE restored my hair after every.
thing else had failed. / consider it the best thing
out for the purpose intended.
B. +. ARTHUR.
Chemist, Holyoke, MasS
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sth day
of November. 1875.
JAMES D. KING, Notary Public.

JOSEPH F. PoSD, JR,, Attorney at Law, North
Atteboro, Mass, says: "For more than twenty
years portion of my head has been as smooth
and free from hair as a billiard ball, but some
eight weeks ago was induced 10 try your CAR
BOLIEE, and the effects Rave been simply wonder
ful. Where no hair has been seen for six yean
there now appears thick growth. ] expect tho
growth 10 be slow but il is growing now nearly m
rapidly as hair Goes after il is cut. You may use
the above testmonia If you choose, and may 70,
fer 10 me for its truth"
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W. H. BRILL & Co.. Fifth Avenue Pharmacy,
Pttsburg, Pa, says: ave have sold preparations
for the hair for upwards oftwepty years, but havu
never had one to cell as well or give such unyer-
sal satisfaction as CARBoLINE We therefore rec.
ommend it with confidence to our friends and the
general public"
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EOOD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREOTYPES
Gallery lyS ". 9Th o.. bet. Elm and Plum
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Mr. GUSTAvUs II. HALL, OF the Oates Opera
Troupe writes: "After six weeks use, am con-
WINGED that your CAROLINE has and is producing
q wonderful growth of hair where had none for
years"
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Attention, Smoky Chimneys.
RATE SETTING, MAETLEa, RANG ES
" furnaces and general hrcfwork, by {. c.
STEPHENS residence l9l Richmond 81. IniI5-&m
NOTICE.
NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE in
" tierSigGcd mas lncn duly appointed and Clal-
fcd Is tEe As ;gnee oi ". II. Wright.
A. r. CHAMPION Assignee.
CHAMPToT a. WILLIAMS, Attorneys. up2l BIN
FtWN UNDERSIGNED CHALLENGES BRACY
] RICE to run aI.d wall from one 10 twenty five
miles, for q sum Of from tl0tp -
GEORGE GEGNER.
CECINNATi, april 2ls!, 1879. IL
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G "A r b O L I N e

Is absolutely the only article that will make hair
grow on bald heads, and cure all diseases OF the
skin and scalp This is a broad assertion, but the
facts in the case warrant us in using strong Ian
guage, as we have abundant testimony that CAR
BoLINB has cured some OF the very worst cases
where the family physician had Acknowledged
that he could do nothing.
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Attention, Smoky Chimneys.

CHEW JAc.gcn's Best s,ee: Ssyy:.Tobeaeo.
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Oscar Hermann, St. Louis coachman,
fell in love with his young mistress, she re-
ciprocated, her father discovered the at.
tachment and gave the coachman terrible
beating. which drove him insane, and the
young lady is also on the verge Of insanity.