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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
@TRE PRIVATE EsEnlcaL ADVISER
Dg. VHI.Ill'E'IER

CT ST. Charles Street, st. Louis, no.
regular graduate oftwo NIedica has heen Longer
engaged in the special treatment of all 1enereo Sexual
and Chronic Diseases than any other Physician in ST
Louis city papers show and all old residents know.
Syphilis. GonorFhooa, elect Stri stfsre. Orchitiz
Hernia, or Rupture, all Urinary :, lseaaes and
Syphiti6tc or Msrcurial Affections of the Throat
Skin Bones treated With unparalleled success on
latest scientific principles Safely, Privately.
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility ard Irnro-
tency the result Of Seif-Abuse youth, sexual ex-
in aurey years other aud which prenee
some Of the following etecsi nervousness seminal ennis
the face physical decay aversion TO society ofeuaes
confusion Of ideas. loss of sexual power, ETC. rendering
marriage improper unhappy, ere permanently
cured. Consultation AZ office. BY mail free, and invited
When it is announcement 70 visit the city for treatment
medicines can be sent by mail everywhere Cur
able guaranteed where doubt exists Il Is frankly stated
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16

-
loss Of memory
premature ID
ageand diseases
THAT lead 10 con
sumption ,insan'
ity and an early
grave, or both
no matter how
shattered I h {
ystem may be
f-,vo awpnaa of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16

sIl.0aI N t9.l1 3.Al1t1. q EaEss.
MARRIAGE p3aadfGs.
FINE HEFEE
PLATES. &s& So E1s
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. 1ealed for 6oc.
in postage currency Over y wonderful pictures
true to fe articles the following SUBJECTS Who NAV
marry, who not, why. Manhood, WomSnhood Physical
decay Who should marry; How life and happacgs NAV
be increased. The Physiology Of Reproduction and mHny
Those married or contemplating marriage saoud
read IL then kept under lock and key. P0puar edition.
"a money or postage Cheapest good guide ~ America.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
PRESCRIPTION En- EF

For the needy Of Seminal Weakneas, Lost Aathoo3
trerature Debility, Nervousness, nepQndency Confusion
Of Ideas, Aversion 20 Society, Detective Memory ad ell
bisorers bropglt on by Secret Habits and * Ang
Hfg Eist has the agredens. Address,
DIR. JACQUES 7o5 Chestnut St, 81 Louis. 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
l.f-fAkkD D

De i C. AVER q CO., Lowell hsse.
fsrfzeak aud saagBfscat cIae,ajsfs,
SGD * ALL DAUGGIsTs EVERYWHERE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16

The leading Scientists of to-day agree that
most dis eaFes are caused by disordered Kidney or
Liver. IT, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver are kept
in perfect order, perfect health will be the result
This truth has only been known short time and for
years people suffered great agony without being able
to find relief The discovery OF Warmers Safe dney
and Liver Cure marks era in the treatment of
these troubles, Made from simple tropical leaf of
valuet contains just the elements necessary to
nourish and invgorate both of these great organs,
ard safely restore and keep them in order. 1t is
P9AAEEV Il Remedy for all the diseases that cause
pains in the lower part Of the body-for Torpid v-
or - Headaches Observation-Disclosures Gravel--Fe-
Agus-Malarial Fever and all difficulties of the
Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs
It il an excellent and safe remedy for females dur
ing Pregnancy. II viii control Menstruation and X
invaluable for Loucorrhea or Falling OF the Womb
rs Blood Purifier il is HueqSsied, for it cures
the org2:aass- + s st n ..etsrt the blood.
READ TIE RECORD.
at saved my life" Z. B. Likely Selma, Ala.
"It is the remedy that will cure the many diseases
peculiar to women. "-Hotter's HGgQzine.
1t has passed severe tests and won endorsements
from Of the highest medical talent in the coun-
sry "--4Veto Fork HorIo.
mo remedy heretofore discovered car b held for
one moment Ia comparison with it.'i-Rev. c. A,
Harcey, D. D., Washington, ID. @,
This Remedy. which has done such wonders is put
up ia the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE Of any med-
cine upon the market, and is seld By Druggists and
al dealers at s125 per bottle For Diabetes, inquire
for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE. 1t is a
p0aITIVE Remedy.
II. II. WAHEER & CO. Rochester, n. y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16

aay kind, sho ri course Of this medicine will re-
at5re the lost functions and procure health and hap
uiuess whore before was dependency and gloom.
The specific medicine is being used with wonderful
success.
Pamphlet sent free to all. Write for them and
get full particulars.
Price, Specific, 81 90 per package or six packages
for 90 Will be sent by mail on receipt Of money.
Address all orders, j. h. SIMPSONS MEDICINEC0.,
Nos lOi and log Main ST., Buffalo, N Y.
~ Sold in Lancaster by all druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16

Why mourn for Grimes i-his daughters live
On Fashions streets we find 'em.
And still they wear old Grimes coat,
All buttoned down behind EN-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
70 Nervous sufFers-The Great European
Remedy DIR. ]. B. Simpsons Specific
Medicine

Dr.. !. b, Simpsons pecifc Medicine is positive
cure for spermatorrhea, impotency, weakness and
All diseases resulting from self-abuse nervous dc,
bilty, rritabty, mental anxiety, languor, assitudC
depression of spirits ADD functional arrangements oil
~ nrrunna avatnm ganernllY. min . hack or side
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16

Old Grimes is dead-that good o.,
We ne'er shall see him ~. 'lu nah-
He used to wear lopr- 1inoIe.
All buttoned do salled co at
"a -Own before.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-16
CUMMONS-HAUGER. ct al.

Plaintiffs Attorney.
P.o. Address, Plstteyille. Grant county, Wis.S9w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09

EALTNeEE, Dee, = The Ytrah OF
tlua u.rnlrs claims hat It's reporters tavs
,uocsed q ia tracing The body Of Miss
J-Er.G Sul'a roCrutly taken from the
Baltimore q. meterY 70 tho dissecung room
u me- haryiard & iyer7i.y, Green and
lombard streets
i Is ka0Sl that BODY answering the
description Of Miss Smiths in many par
ticHlu- was recently ds-ected there
und'r the supervision OF tie demonstration
Of alat1wy Portions Of tine body are
In possession ct several young physicians
connected with tbe University.
III. University officials aravery rstiGnnt
in :ag.rd to .Le natter Some Of theln
cia!u. that ttt young .-iy whose body was
dlsstcteu bod % another disease, while
Miss smith died Of consumption.
One Jansen, a professional resUrrec-
iioui-l, Ehose services are avail,d Of by
the Diversity, disappeared about The time
that Aiss Smiths body was stolen and has
not been seen since The doctors allege
that he naturally thought that suspicion
would ba drawn upon him and got out of
the way to avoid trouble.
The facts that Jansen has disappeared
that the body Of a young lady was die.
sected at the University 80 soon after the
interment OF Miss Smith and the close
muuthedness of the doctors lend much
probability to the HeraM statements.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09
HOLIDAY MUSIC BOOKS!


DI son x 90. cal att. ti,u to tllrlr elegant and
u-"fhl luu Lee u''k1 suitable tor lrus"utr, ami
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Picc of eaFl liz c.u,h $500; line GAIT 81
1hcfol o"lu1arc he collectinnso Of Piano Nlosic
I'M citsIEK or GEMS. q piece, of h.sh
UhlIUtiri
GEMS II lnE DANCE 7anfthc bet ri,c.s OF
new dinrg hns-3', ny tbs most celebrated rpln
I|ts,-fr
GINS uf STRAUSS 81 splendid ana brila.t
GO 10 itfo.s
tlNN FNRlEGEMs l.a seect nan ritc.s
HOME 'lE VI Nn.I Uneasy ~ Tor hngi .ii,rr-
HONE enc =. Vol Ii, ~ r.ora-,pt wncl :! are
Ser i.AtUd-.
~ loh $50, WIS. l2 easy al popular
tients
CREME ~ "A CREME gNal- - p, cot zee. Vi
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Az the ,ss above named axe ale l.. sil,. 81 w.,
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09
11rrER from TON. wv DBza.
Elections and Tho Corrupt Use OF
uoney-Hov TO Secure an Honest

Editor STATE Journal. We are now
done with tho excitement of az active
political campaign Now is the time to
review the past aud lock at any mistakes
that have been made. Que OF the evils
that has for many years shown itself ard
which should be dlsconntenbIced by
honorable men OF all parties, is the huylng
and selling of the elective franchise The
franchise vas retained by the Am roan
o. ople for the pufp0-e Of pelpetus,inR
The liberty OF our people aud keeping
-d4rai form Of govern ult ut Shtel sn.ui1
bs strictly III AecuraaBee with roe pro
visions OF tue cpu,'ltpt Or, and gov M
nltnt Ia which tutf. h1u.d not bs any
special or cia-s .,5-i.t-ua. giving 90 any
OF lis eitZ ~ l}gIi5a tust at lid moi arioy
C,n our gov rLlusut % kcpt within the
strict lines ct the con stiiulioA whsu IT,
tlsctive franchise il made Il N. rchHElal,t.
commodity, that Can be bOuFh; aud sold
vii. not money, 10 the l4,teT css- aieays
control and pulata cur GOV rlment4,
4Ha!rs rather than tue voice Il lie pt 5pl'
Are moi the III critics Of tlt American pee
pie more eudaiEtftd by tn- coru 4i use
VI money IN cur ti' cdous thEn from a.
other known causef Has not the eLtrr
wealth of tails county, represented b.
giant A. d uYer-po~ ring railr al uorl ora
tons, ths national naLks, tie MAI ufietur-
ing and miEing corporations, gGycr3ucut
q fiji 'ial3 and eveTy other sourCt, been
stretched to its utmost extent III corrupt
my tue ballot 20 Keep n power the Repub
Icau parts 10 the Lar gdage OF Anthony
Higgins, L q At Newark, The Desc
crlta party u a party Of corruption. firth
and dirt. Our taity have All the Respects
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09
BhOCKWIY THE FOR6 ER.
Why Bse tyns Released u Large
Amount al Counterfeit Notes and
IfUuds SURRENDERED,

NES DIX - sc. .-A)tTlthstandiD
the deuiai by officers of the S"c-et S r7.ct
Bureau OF New York aud Washington of
all nWledge OF the release of Mlilam I.
Bruck~ay. fUrger, and the conditions Of
bis RELEASE, they were all fully cogn z4nt
Of the f4ct4, aud it was only upon their
authority the prisoner was granted his
liberty.
Shortly before noon TO day, Mr. Dtum
m0nd and Il. W. Gage, of the Secret sur
vice Bureau. entered the efE sc u U1ited
States District Attorney lenrey, il the
Uulted States Court building, brooklyn,
DearlGg heavy packages containing plates
Of counterfeit national bank notes aud
II 900 Government per cent. bonds.
Mr. Drlinmoud also produced a nun Der
Of rolls ut 500 counterfeit natioLai batk
notes q tiicult To determine from genuine
lie said there were $40 O0O worth Of them
AL ready tur market. Iney are OF five
different banks viz: National Reverb
Bank Of Boston. Mass Second National
Bar k Of Wllkebbarre: National Exchange
Bank Of Baltimore, Nd Pitt ielu National
Bshk Of Pittafeld Mass Merceauts'
National Bank Of New Bedford, Mass /;
National Bank Of Commerce Plt,sburR.
There were - too worth Cf counterfeit
500 bulls on the latter bank, partially
Ompl,t d. and there were some PARTIAL,
complete on the Mary land Bank Some
u these bills are on fibre paper, the kind Of
paper the Gov rumtLt uses for rrtG4ury
uotes.
The platea are all copper, with th-
'Xc-p,lon Of one, Which is steel and wLicr
Id the finest plate ever engraved Il form
a. M ~ ri. . ali :,
nationgl bank notes. aud is representa-.
non Of the -'guirg Of the D-clarstior u
lGt-peI drnce. y i more than three or
Tour Of there hills have been issued viii
me exception Of the Pitt.burg N4tinua
Bnk of Commerce kuety e the 500
oils GU this beuk Rere disposed Of
Mr. Dmmmond then exhibited plate,
on which coguterfpit G1verume bond
sefe priutd S2N7 $50 Of which wer.
found in the possession of y ,yl, il
Cnicapo There wera Eve coupoLi
attached 10 each bond Th4 plate fn
coupons was engraved separately, an,
were for 1856; some of the plates wer,
elec;rotypod BY Btoak way, and the won
WAS the tias-t ~ r done. Smythe, tn
ngraS'r, sid ~ was forced To do tn
engraving BY Btocksay
The plates and SIS 700 in notes don
up IN q glass jtr, ani ; doD Ia len,
pc, were fhurd 81 DIFF .rrnt points uea
kahmlud Hill The > 20 coupon plate
were foGa3 together with thr urigina
ite- aud the counterfeit of 600 note
were tDund ~ another place Fibre pape
was also found.
District Attorney ienney said Brock
say had made th..e utrend-r4 and hs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09
COrRTsHJP MADE EASY,
The Difficult Job of proposing
Reduced TO Scientific PRINCIPLES.

Reduced 10 Scientfrlc Krfnctptess
Miss Mary Ellen Flynn was studying
medicine and being courted st the same
time MIR. William Budd was attending to
the latter part OF the business. One
evening, while they were sitting together
In the back parlor, Ar. Budd was thinking
how he should manage To propose Miss
Flynn was explaining certain physiological
facts to him.
do you know, she said "lhst
thousands Of persons are actually ignorant
that they smell with their oltactory
peduuclcT
''Milliol of 'en - replied Mr.. Bujd
And Aunt Mary would't believe me
When told her that she couldn't wink
without a sphi1cter muscle!'
How unreasonable !"
"why, person cannot even kiss with
out a sphincter
'Iudeed?"
Il Z ow it is 30
"May try if l can? :"
Ca Hr. Budd, 1t is too bad for you to
make light of such subject "
! NJ. Budd seized her band aud kissed
nat. She permitted it TO remain in his
grasp.
II didu't notice, he said. "whe,her a.
4-whst do YOU call TIA sphiocttr
helped me or not. Let me try again.
| Then he gTied again, and, while he held
her baud she explained to him sbou: tn.
muscles of that portion OF the human
body
= t is remarkable hoR much you know
about such things said Mr.. Budd-
re ally wonderful Now. for example.
what is the bone il the back Of the head
called Z"
'iWhy, the occipit4l bone, of course y
"Ard ghst sre nam S OF the muscles OF
he arm ?"
The spirAls and infrs-'piralis, among
others.
wen, low, let me show you what l
mean. When l put my iufra spIraii-
4rouuG your waist, SO, il is your occIpita
uone that rests upon my shoulder blade ii
his way =
'My back hair primarily, but the occip,
ltsl, of course, Afterwards. But oh Mr
Budd, suppose pa Should come and SEE
ns?'
let him came, who cares r. said Mr.
Budd, boldly. II think iii Exercise a
phiuoter again and take klss."
Mr.. Budd, how can you said Mis-
Flynn after he had performed the feat.
Don't call me Mr.. Bidi, call m
'W,lue' he SAID, drawing her closer
Y "a sccep. me, don't YOU? I know 80,
10 d4rnuR.'
willie, whispered Miss Flynn, family
What, darling
can hear your heart beat
ut beats only for you, my angel
And i, sounds to me out of order
The yentric9lsr contraction is Tot uIl
form"
"5mall wonder for that, WHEN It's burst
ing for Joy"
You must pat yourself under treat
uent for it. will give you some medi
cine"
? II, is your own property darling d
what You please with it. But anuieho'
J The sphiLcter operation is the QUE tina
:! strikes me most favornbly. LIST ine &c
j now it works again"
4 Bu; Why, proceed? The old, old stor
q Was tod again ard the Old old perforrisnc
, II the muscles Of Mr.. Bddd's mouth wd
l enacted again.
About eight years later Mr. Budd We
! wishing that Mary would catch some iiti
Il disease aMorg her patients, sud Mary wa
: thinking hat the best possible USE Wiui
e could be put to YOU'D be DIS q sut Jet fc
l. dissection table
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09
nANcock ANn eMGAl.H.
Ehc Meeting oil DelawarC's Eicc-
iprui s0Iicac john IA. tscWIcy
Appointed nes~cngcr.

Ehc Meeting 0I DelawarC'S Eicc-
tprni C"!icae John IA. fscWIcy
AppOinicd ncs~cnger.
the Electoral Coll Re OF this State mot
it the State Capital building at Dover Last
week for the purpose of performing the
duty for which It vas pointed, The
College orRaIised b the election of Dr.
Albert Whitley as chairman aud George
o. Shak speare, E-q as .ecreiary
Ihis being done, the college procetd, d
to ballot for President and Vice President.
casting three votes for Winfield Scott
Hancock, for the former office, and three
for William II English. for the latter.
n xt tie electors proceeded to make out
three certificates, one to be deposited with
United States district Judge, Edward G
Bradford, the second to he sent to Vice
President Wheeler, 10y mail and the thrd
10 bs delivered to the President Of ihe
Senate on or fore the first Wednesday
of January, by the messenger appointed
for hat purpose.
The College appointed John II. B4wley
OF Smyrna, ss the messenger to deliver
the votes at Washington, and then, it.
duties having ceased, adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09
cLKTOy,
The Body of The Third Drowned
Sailor Found and Sent Home

Special Correspondence Of state urnAl
ELKToS, Dec 1.-The body Of the
third sailor on the sloop Aamoose, which
went down n Gale OF Cranberry fishery
at tho mouth ot Eth river week before last
was recovered this week near whtro the
vessel sapk and sent home by cars from
this place yesterday.
The stree, lamp In Little Elk was
broken again on luzeday for about the
one hurdredh time. The boys in the
suhrrh can't just understand Why they
haven't p.ittct ripht to throw stones
aud snos osl!s IL auy direction ihey
desire TIL town auiboritioe differ with
them ard threat u speedy punt, hment
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09

The gold fever has taken hold of Il g
minds of the Rising Sunites A young Eel
low hving at B.ncrofr's Banks dream+
last night that ne vas standing on the hill
between the banks and the lower powder
yard and the sun was shining 30 brightly
that he could see the glitter of the gold all
along the hillside. He has not b. gun dig
RinR, however, a. this was the first time
he dreamed it, He will have to dream it
three times, on the Ashley belt plan, before
hs dare hope.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09
!. PhiIadsipbia ssorse Thief.

NV Y RE- DC. 2.-rhe police are
l1oki' g for - an who gives his name as
DR.. H A Bradley, of Philadelphia, who
hired horse tnd buggy valued at $500
from Roots livery stable in West Sven
teenth street yesterday, and has not since
been heard OF.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09
+ LLOYD ~ McKEAN ....
4 LLOYD X McKEAN,

BASEERS.
No a Wall street, NV York.
We huy amt tn'l o, c'rrent rates
Z Governiucut Bonds.
Contra Fdrinr Land ,+ra Kpitds,
& NJ al + Wuc tlrrt Mortgage Glid Eouds.
tdlli Arillu ant ONEun do
-ai ] Hguiu Valley do
Nesttrlt FNc H. do
$ u'hcri. PAch If Cal ~
h"sul'uEc s. Onto nv. Co Bonds tndbpud and
stock 80. 70 and ,Ip Iis
Ne have r safe the Che-aIepk X rho Series
" ~ Ief cent. Bonds AT - nd Interest
We huN ana sell n clmui sion the seCuri ie4
dc!t ~ a. the stock EXCh iiHe and make advances
u rrriii 10 q - I-lb e parties.
NrH SCI hy lt4i stll cot mis- ion MI classes Of
>rcu lle- MT ia. t,t At lhr Stork xchsivr VI.
,tciNe Vcw'r.la Il alnA interr o Ia iS
balances botIl.iA vim
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09
RlNGWORM.

RIsewop,t Geo " Brown q varshsi street
7; wide g.; e. curet ny Gu ianra he,gedlcs u a
IN gWptln II rr Elt AT the BARRIERS. which . reau
al over tn ears. mex sid iace, aud tor years
Re. lstc,. all land. VI Ire ttueuL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09
THE HUB
THE LOWELL INSTITUTE
The Brilliant GALAXY of LeotuF-
ers It Has Known.
SOME OF The SUBJECTS DISCUSSED
Place Where Every Man Can Have
His Own Hobby---No Sensa-
tiohalsm---fhe Lowell
Audiences,
THE THEATRICAL SEASON

notion, it wUnld be well 10 tell you about ;
but not exsctiy knowing very dehuitely
myself, this would q1ire ihe hunting up
OF somebody or oiher to give me the
points, and said hautipg-up vas coL-
tiuptd % be- among be thugs still Of tn
future While 1 dalii-d, the Herald
acted, AID 10 in last Sundays edition
came OUT the whole story | could 10
imp On the facts, aud so viii not wal
month or two and then pretend TO give
il tirst-hand, but viii borrow, credit and
check il oil my list
When child Of fifteen; l attended my
hrst COURSE OF lectures IL the queer olu
au phitheatre Of hall where The l. iwsl,
Institute gatherings were 50 louR hidden
Inc subj Ct WAS something ebout-in fac
l don't know what il was about, excep
that IL was some agiuily ancient aud pro-
fouudiy deep topic, If which | LITERAL!
could not und rstaud a single sentence
The master Of the school which | attended /
Was there, AID was greatly lnterested,-
which proves that they must have beef
really valuable l. etuTss, es indeed all thu |
Institute lectures are-aud he saw me, |
shook hands aud said that hs was very |
glad to see me there, and LEX day Ii |
school, ne TOOK occasion u remark thai |
he was most nappy to know that there
were scholars III Lis school WhO awaited !
them selves Of the educational advantage
of th il hcnie-alty, aud lock, d smilingiy
Of me. WeIl-I stuck it cut bravely anu
never missed lecture Of the dozen, bu
for yesrs atterwarus entertained au Ut
cOLqlerIble rt j1dioe against lectures vi
any Eiud. Some OF the readlugslu French
aud German, by the best PTottssors III the
city hualiy wou me- over, aud slice tue
a Il. D. b. a
broW-UnIer my irizzits, Of COURSE
these educational advantages" have really
been appreciated, though not 80 Often
awaited If % # there were more than seven
evenings IL week. TO day l considered
myself wonderfully lucky to get ucke,
TO q rttin coveted course OF lectures ou
blu, tue =at ct wOndu't interest you,
probably, for 1t Is rather technical, bat
lovely 10 me, al rsy hobby
Ia fact they ride hobbies at the Lowell
Institute. Anyone who has a hobby Cat
be SIRE Of getting a suusiauual lift every
year or two, su6st4ltiai, IL that OILY the
best subjects are treated At all, aud they Ii
the very best way and by the most not
men OF tho day. SIcn 1anes as those OF
A9assi2 IyAdaA Proctor, Marx Hopkins
Elwat4 Everett Hale, James FfseIuau
Clarke, President NoastY Prot Gelkle
FmIc!s A. Walk r Bagarl las ior HoWeii-
~ Lowell bave appeared among the lee
turers OK the l-ss Leu ar5 or 80. Aud
among lie topics 64!cu h.y been treated
OF lale Years, Grs BfAiu and mind,
Natural sources ot Theology, italian
poets, Provincial his CRY Of Ma-sacuu
setts, Philosophy Of travel, Modern
Btush authors, LigA! ard heat,
(i5udNJ 'AruIc discovery, "Compars-
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y. AN correspondence should he with NJ.
a. Duptin as above In all cases the
TICKETS themselves are scut, and neUer
CIR sars offering Certificates or anything else
instead. ANY one proposing to offer anything
ese by circular, or otherwise, on his own behalf
or that of the Company, lie a sioind!er.
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;s7m GRAND MONTHLY

! a;a Prizes amounting 70. .......... q. &C.. .Siaa6s
Gen. O. I BEAIREGARD, # La
Gen, JUBAL A. EARLY, ui Va,
Co iniRs1oners.
Application for ra'es to clubs hou'd only made
to he office of the Company in New Orleans
" ito Tor circua rs or send order- tn
". 4 DhTPHIS,
New Orlea,s, La
No. 3I0 broadway, New York.
noyq.t,t ,s-5w
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A shepherd there was with one eye
Most sheepish, but awlully sly;
II said uuto Moses.

Army taiiofs have a patron FAINT accord
ng to that high religious authority, Lon.
DIM Truth, and the "a ut has just decrred
an al.efa ion in uniform that VIII cost
rv-ry officer in the service from $50 to
$40 apiece
The Csrthusian Fathers, who have
recently established themselves in Sussex
on a large scale are in treaty with the
Duke Of Norfolk for his estate near
Hor,ham, waich IL at short d stan c.
from their enormous monastery at
CoWfoid