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Was the name formerly given TO Sc-ofula
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Reqenerative Medicine

Il composed Of the genuine Honduras
iSarsGporiHd. with Tello,o Dock. STU
unaid. the Iodides Of Potassium and
Iron, and other ingredients of great po-
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10 the medical profession, and the best
physicians constantly prescribe AYERS
SARSAPkRIyIA rs an
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Ayers SarsapanMa

is the only porerfal and dl,cays reliable
6l0od-purifying medicine. 1t Is SO effect
ual an Alternative that il eradieates from
the system Hereditary Scrofula, and
the kindred poisons of contagious diseases
and mercury. At the same time it en-
riches and vitalizes the blood. restoring
bealthful action TO the vital organs and
, 1885-12-12

Observation-Disclosures Tonnes liver med $4,000 aarlig Og fri
Bolig ener i Stedet derlo $500 aTlig til IIuSleje. De Dis.
trikts,Jordem0dre der for Tiden fngere ChriStiansted og Ere
derikstUd, skuIIe vedhliye at Opptbpre dees nuyaIende Looming
deres Tjenestetid. Etter 10 AarS god TjeneSte tilstaaeS enhyer
Jordemoder ct TiINg at 5000 aarigt, hyilket efter mindst 10
Aars god Tjeneste kan fOrh0ies til $4,000. og oliver de we'd denne
AnordningS lkratttrHdcn ausatte JordemOdIes IjeneSte- lid Saa
IIenseende al regue fra dereS tOrstt AnSHttelse.
We'd Ell JordemOlers f6rSte AnSBttelse kan der at G0uVerne-
mentet tiIstaaes henle til IIjHlp we'd hendes BOs@ttelSe og An
skafelSe af de forn0due acknowledgements ct rentetut Liam af
st. CrOix kOlomialkaSse Eilkaarene for Laanets Wlbagebetaling
faStSptteS at Couvernementpt hvert enkelt TifPlde, dog at Be
tdingtn like kan ud>lBkkes nd over ct TidSrum af 5 Aar.
Jorden0lrtne forSyneS we'd dees AnSBtteSe at Diet Ohent-
Iige med tie BedSkaber, der ere forn0lne til deres Bestiling.
OverIeveringen OF IIbageleverngen skier under en- Synstorret
ming der toreaSrs If Laudtysikus.
, 1885-12-12

Afskediges Ell Jordemoder paa Gruud af Alder og Svageig
he'd, kan hun under i0yrigt aubetaende OmstBndgheder for
yente sig bevilget en- i Forhold til hendes Tjeneste-Tid og 0vrigo
ForhOld atpaS8et Pension.
5.
MISREPRESENTATION ere pligtige til ufortovet at ye
enhver F0lende DStriktet, som begjBrer dt, deres HJBlp.
For F6d~eshjBlp og Pleje under BarscSengen tlkommer der
dem Ell biIlig Goltgj0rese, der i Mangel at Overenskomst fast
KHttes til $50 for ut betjene en- Baselkvinde at den arbeidende
KlaSSe OF til $500 for Andre. For BiStand, som ydeS Kvinder
udenfor BaISelSengen, er Jordemoderen ogsaa berettget til en-
billig Detailing.
Observation-Disclosures skuIle uden Detailing betene allie de
Kvinder, der hyde Underst0ttelSe at FattigveSenet Den EN-
Jordemoder tIkommende taxtmessige Detailing kan forlanges
inddrevet we'd Udpantning uden nOgeu Udgtt for Jordemoderen.
Med Hensyn til Udf0relsen at deres Ijenesteforretninger
ere Districts Jordem0drene Undergone LandfySci Tilsyn og
have deres Forlold samvittighedsfuldt at rette sig eter den
dem meddele a~lmindelige lnStruX for JordemOdre, SAINT de
BeStemmeISer, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betrRfende, som seneIe
MATTE bliye dem meddete. OvertrGder nOgen JOrdemOder de
hende efter nRrv8rende AnOrdning ener den hende meddelte
Instrux paahviIende FOrplgteser, StraheS hun, far saa vldt den
af henla hpgaaele F0rSeeASp like ofter den gjRldende LOvgIv-
ming medf0rer Strpngere Straf, med BIDDER, der tilfalde Pohtl
fondpt, 0g Gjentagesestilftlde under SHrleles Skj3rpende ON
st9ndigheder, og navnIig naar hun gientagne Gange har v8gret
sig we'd ufort6vet at kOmme iii Ell Barselkvinde, med Bestil-
lngens Fortabese. Ivis nogen ~JOrdemoder miSbruSer den For
trOlighed, som ct Fruentimmer wiser we'd at betrO sig til hende,
strafes hun strax med Bestllingens F~ortabelSe,
, 1885-12-12

3.
Forinden nogen kan opnaa Ansattelse som Districts Jorde
moder, maa han enen have m~uderkastet sig EXamen we'd den
kongeIig' F0dstls og PIejestittelSe Kj0benhavn eler nydt
Embarrassing under THsyn af L~andfysikuS for st. CrOix Og I'M
derkaStet sig EXamrn hos ham, Omkostningerne we'd Districts
Jordtmdlrrnes OFFERING we'd F0dseS Og PIteStiftelsen, derun-
der %indbefattet OmkoStnngerme we'd Resen til MOderlandet, at
holdcs af KoIonaIkassen. Kan iugen examineret Jordemoder
erh0ldes, kan Gouvernemrntet Samraad med LandySikuS fore
I6big kOuStituere EN- ueXamineret Kvndp, der har a1agt Proven
pa sin Duplighed, til at fOrestaa ct Observation-Disclosures 0g til
staa heude den nBrvHrende AuOrdning fassat to Lon.
, 1885-12-12
Christian Henrik ArendYup,
Gou,opeu for de donsE %restndi&Ec Ger,

Commander At Danne5rog og Dannebrogsmond,
MJOR VITTERLIGT: Paa FinantSministeriets
III derom nedlagte aIlerundordanigst Forestilling har
Diet behaget Hans Majest8t Kongen we'd AIlerhGjeste
Resolution of 2den November d. \. allernaadigst at
stadfBste f0lgende af Colonialraadet for st. Croix we'd
3die Behandling den 7de September d. a. ~vedtagne
Anordning ON acknowledgements paa St. Croix.
EGer Forhandling med KoIonfalraader oliver St. Croix af
Gouvernementet at inddele / . Jorlemoder-D Striktpr. ethvert
af disse ansiettes en- Jo%rlemoder, der skal have Bopel paa Diet
Sted, som ADVISES heude af OverOyigheden.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL. March l2-l2:30 p mCoton na, huatinS dS
Uplands i'd; Middlmg orleans. I-loLi sos .,uvo
baIcs intending bales speculation anu oNpoti
receipts. $4,000 bales Inc udng 95oo pa arch dci,verv
Op-6id April aud May delivery, Ou uso o2.l uo
May delivery 5-64d also i-oiui 40 yuno anu
Juy delivery y6l also sold. do Juy anu august uc-
livery 2iid also d l.G4d; August and september
D. m-Cotton -Good Middling Uplandsb i.iod niddnng
" ands, l5-l6d; Low Mhdng pai - i1u, 1, vi vi
Ordinary Upignds 5o Ordinary pands 81; uooI MN
ding Texas, I'D MddDg Texas Odi Low % ms LIE
Middlng orleans bd.; Middling otirsns Si "oo"
Ordinary OrleaB 5a.d; Ordinary Dreams a. ooo ,o,o.
m-coton-1he sales oi ths aay yia'pS Clause March
delivery 5,L64d value; March aud Aprl . asvey. A
596id yaiue do. April and May delivery o. fnn ami
do May June delivery 3Gid vnIuei uo 5ue I
ery lG6Id buyers. August and september aeh'ey
$50 m-Cotton-Futures Upands Low Middling clause %
aud April delivery ocbId ALSO oitysrxy x
sold, 20id; June and Jny aohsoIy 10 ~ "o
August aud september delivery. l3oiu aso
D. m-Cotton- Futures closed seIyi p,us o~ .c, and
ding clause March delivery osof & " a aai,yerv
5s26Id buyers May and Jupe deiyerv Soea Duysrd
do June and July delivery 6'oid DuyeIs w sy -
August delivery lo64d buyers do August ana Sopon"o'
sHlyy,poS MAPcs is-cotton dull Middlns 10 y
Low Mdns aO dood oratry ~ m iiS nsa net Id ssss ~
ossy y.sSSn. March iacotton dull Mdns. 1o, Low
NiddIng lOi4 Good ordinary. los not ana gross reopsS
9J balos Exports coastwse, oS baes' sae' no' epo''
r. ,:sd S,,asrS Sa M'as as j. ss
25l7 Dalea gross 3095 bales Exports to.otea. S7a
i6i bales the Continent 4gis bales Soas"se ~S'"
baiSs, s.iss, 26VV balsA stock. 241.oS7 basa
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

Of the cash stock Of Central and ndson on the sissn
Of the transfer books on Saturday there hes bssn %
covering Of shorts and todsy 10 wss offered as asoq
per cent below the cash regular price seller avf
days, although the premium for use to-day vas cnlf
1872 per cent Delaware. Lackawanns and Western wet
dull with sales only 32400 shares, and IL closed 20
cent lower than last evening. little side excftomep
was furnished by quick advance of per cont 4Ss
Northern Pacific preferred but IL was Of short durstio
and the stock closed at 43e Union Pacific and Weste
Union were quiet and ended weak at small declines fro
last evening Pacific Mall strong and closed wit&
an advance of s. per cent. The market closed weak
There were no transactions in Governments bonds q
the board and only retail business was done at sn4
in tho bids for the coupon 49, the quotations steady
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
0EyEkAL sICXLgSs REMIyISOESCES.

General Daniel +. Slcklcs read paper en-
titled from My Diary" before the Military Ser
vice Institution at Governors Island yesterday The
paper consisted series OF interesting "reminiscences
Of the Generals experiences In different parts OF the
world Among other things he gave vivid and pict-
uresque description of the which took place when
the Spanish army swore allegiance TO King Amadeo
Among the stories told by General sickes one Of the
time Immediately succeeding the Civil War, when he
was IN military charge OF the Car0iiuas One day he
prepared order aud submitted 1t to the Governors OF
the two Carolina. They reluctantly agreed II, but
asked that II might be postponed until the day.
This the General coud not grant The Governor ofNorth
Carolina then asked that he might be allowed confer
with his colleague In private. This being granted the
officials retired TO side OF the aud engaged
in earnest conversation for few minutes. Then the
Governor OF North Carolina turned General sckles
and said
General, have consulted with my colleague and In
view OF all the circumstances the Governor Of North
Carolina has felt called upon to TO the Governor OF
South Carolina that these military councils It Ia
long time between drinks"
General Fay presided at the meeting, and large
ber OF officers Of the Army and Navy were present
Among the naval ollicers Commodore Chandler
COmmandant OF the Navy Yard.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March II Especial. EARLY trading
was light. there nothing IN the condition Of
things action either way. and tho leaders OF
the opposing clques watched each other cautiously.
The fact soon became evident that the English House.
Alex Gedde-. Robert Warren and Kirkwood had sue
ceedcd covering their long line Of shorts yesterday
aud that they would cut figure In the days rates
which were governed largely by outside orders Corn
gained I'm strength and advanced sharply under the
heavy purchases of Field Lndley, who are said to be
purchasing heavily for Sew-York parties. IL was n
sellers day early and the market rested on cable news
Until change takes place. or some uneNpecteds as
aster. oycrtake the growing crops the Chicago market
promises To controlled entirely by conso quotations
The following the closing quotations for the day
March wheat 76ns cents May wheat -2lsds2li cents
March corn 3sis cents May corn s2ns cent? March
NAV Lard, 81 o. - %. ON the curb the feeling was
mach stronger Gloss May wheat being s2as cents
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.
NRw-YoRK March 2

NkW-lORh, Marcn
Wheat was unsettled and irregular, with q
tendency downward in prices Sales TO realize profits
pressed heavily on the market and 20 their effect was
added the influence OF several short ventures by
ageous bears who do not look for advance even II war
between England and Russia ia declared The excited
buyers Of yesterday the days dark rumors and news
were sellers to-day simply because the cables did not
port actual clash Of Wheat ended at loss OF
half Of yesterdays rise and weak but the operators who
Ignoring the statistical position OF wheat and look
ing 20 speculative impulses O the market. on
fresh alarm their short sales long
Export business IL almost stagnant and the receipts
still free at both the Atlantic seaboard and the chief
Western points of accumulation Corn Is relegated tn
the background OF speculation account Of the activity
OF wheat and perhaps Its lack Of animation may be due
TO an Increase In receipts.
The final prices for wheat d1i4 cents below last
nights figures 9O5s for March, 81 for April 92s for
May. 1884 for June and 9iL cents for July options
March unchanged at 51i9 April was on L at
81 and May and June options u cent at 5l cents
IN oats March ended l. cent better nj 3- pri was un
changed at 37 and May OF is at 37f cents The pro-
vision markets lower in sympathy with wheat and
lard here fell cents.
At New-York Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day were: Wheat, l03023 bushels;
corn, 319.07T bushels oats, 9B.lii bushels total
grain, 579.7I4 bushels: -four 22763 barrels. Tho re-
ccipts Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Louis were:
Wheat, 1884 bushels corn 17l,406 bushels oats,
ll4,sl9 bushels total grain. 4Oso39 bushels hodr,
1890 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

suPREHg COURT. CHAMBKRs-Before Van Brun, y-Nos
a. 62 TO- 49, 100 lol l2I 2Oa 30 220 22l 2I2 123 z2'
22s 229
suPRRwE CoURT-GKNERAL TRRi--Before Davis ~;
Brady Daniels, JJ-Nos L. d. H. ~ 2s 80 40 A. 40
49, 80 81 81 "a, 55 49, 59 g. Us. TO- H. ~ "a. H. ~ ~
80, 81, NJ.
sUpersE CoURr-spRcIAL TERa-PAaT l-Before Andrews
J.-Adourned until Monday. March 10. s.,
SUPKgaE CoURr-SPHcIAL TERM-PARr IT-Bciore van
Worst J-No. ioos $40 lo.7 ass ses ic2a gea loSs'
SUPREME CouRI-CIRcun PART I.Before Donohuc Jl J4
So SSi4 $40 3sio 1851, 3sJs 1866 53lS $500 soa
sS75 1892 3ios 3il2 Silb asa 4lbl s?io Sisl stss
Sis7 $40 sit siIS glIs siiI, sli5 $ias. sli7 aAs
SUrRlAE CoURI-ClBcuu-PAkT II-Befofe Beach 10
Nos 3O2y 5yl, 2D72 50JJ 26l4. So3l. 500 lt2s gos
PAIL l7s1 22j5 6I 2579 5S7 2SiO 2ls 1885, 2Jso zsoo
1876 2i.6, $685. 1l1J 30sl.
sufnrME CoUgr-CIBcun-PAK III IIIBeforo Barrett ao Jao
30O5 1900. 3i0t 400. 5gy5 4llo, 40 alo3 ..u.,
sURBoGATk's CouaT-RoIlns s.-Motfon calendar caheu
IL y. m. Nos. o. l32 ~
T.. ~ 81, 40, Al, l3i. ~, l36.
sUpKIloR CouRI-rKiAL ER,-PAET L-Before Freedman
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

OFFyCERS or THE REVOLUTIOY.

Professor Fiske's fourth lecture, delivered
Yesterday morning in Chckering Hall, included the
period from the battle OF Bunker m TO the Declaration
Of Independence The address began with sketch OF
the officers whom Washington found in command OF the
Continental Army on his arrival at Cambridge David
diet Arnold polished and chvalrous but utterly lacking
In moral robustness John stark and John Sullivan the
New Hampshire leaders Nathaniel Greene, Of Rhode
Island, whose generashp placed him second to wash
and whose character made him beloved by the
whole army; the silly and intriguing HcTatio Gates and
these officers commanded numbered about 10000 men,
but utterly destitute OF everything necessary Tor the
prosecution OF campaign IL was not nnt tue spring
OF I776 that Washington felt himself strong enough.
through the renfOrcemens Of cannon that came from
Ticonderoga TO venture upon the occupation OF Dor
chester Heights. This movement resulted III the per-
manent evacuation OF Boston by the British.
Meanwhile Congress had sought TO protect tho coun-
Wy ron hoI tnn Wontprs and trnnlJ after
terrible march through the forests OF Maine, had a
pesred before the walls Of Quebec Just sixteen years
after WOfes victory upon the Plains OF Abraham Here
he joined by Montgomery and desper-
ate attack made upon the town. Mont
gOmery fell, Arnold wounded, David Morgan
Was taken prisoner and the assault failed.
The American army remained In Canada during the
winter but retired IN the spring before reniorcements
last petition the King The petition not even re-
ceved, and The only notice taken OF II was attempt by
George 10 hire nercenres IL Russia TO hght against his
American subjects. The Empress Catharinc answered
scOrnfuy that She had no soldiers TO sell George found
what he wanted among some OF the petty princes Of
Germany.
The latter part OF the lecture devoted to tracing
the occurrences which each Of the colonies led To
decision favor OF the Declaration OF Independence.
North Carolina the first one To declare III favor or
separation from England. Other colonies followed.
Early June 1776. the motion made In Congress
by Richard Henry Lee but the discussion was postponed
weeks that the delegates might Obtaln nstuc
tons their constituencies On July all the colo
nies except NewYork voted for the Declaration. Five
days later formally cast her vote In favor OF
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
THURSDAY, March 12-p. N.


more rational view of the war question prevailed
this morning In stock circles than during yesterdays
hasty excitement and despite the warke character OF
tb morning news and decline of . per cent for British
consos which was reported before the opening OF the
rxchange the stock market opened tame and prices
,mm.diately suffered small declines. Then fol-
lowed some recoveres, and subsequently frequent
fluctuations; but tho point Of the days oper-
ations is that later report OF partial
recovery In British consos exerted no effect, ana
that tho tendency Of prices continued downward The
DAYS covered 249029 shares against 27O
400 shares yesterday. Northwestern and st. Paul were
conspicuous the days trading and together rnished
1Oi 900 shares of the days total business Both STOCKS
closed within q per cont OF their lowest figures and snow
final declines Of 2s st. Paul and S per cent for North
western The Street IL slowly becoming convinced that
Notwithstanding the st. Paul's annual report SHOWS
100000 to have earned above per cent on the
common stock for the year ended December 81 1884,
the for the last six months VIII be only about
ls per cent An least premature statement that the
dividend on tho preferred stock Of the St. Paul and
Omaha will be passed caused decline OF 3*
per cent In the pco of that stock and of 1 pcr cent
for the common stock The preferred stock rallied from
s4lo TO s6as and closed ut SEA- na decline Of l-and
tina common stock did not rally at all Central and Hud
sou and Lake Shore comparatively dull and weak
In tone al day. On the IDEA that there VII DO saueezs
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

CHICAGO March l2Ths Drossrs Jeurna. reoorts, Cattle
Exuorts IS ds5 90 and xed 81 40Ss5 00 stoc
N,Sos - '00SS' ~ i0s1't'' - % 0s'
HoqsReceps 900 shipments 500 MARKET s'sanseS
81 93 Light - 30@s4 s3 skps IS 2SSsA Sa s ,, ,,.ak
s,eady Inferics 81 Medium 80 ooSsS 50 0oS1s
S. 1884 25 Choice. st 250sl !6 lambs - eo
*ar Touts March i2-dtus- l.OO0 shpinsu'ss
100 marxel quiet exports s. 65es so dooa 20 Cn1e
Shipping S5 2b1S3 90 FAR " Neaiun - Vo~SSeT
Texana "a % " 90. - ,.> =. a..
1000 sanmsns n 81 tSo sx 90 nmon 70 MO
Hoas-Receipa $500; snipnent4 700; nght 81 tos
BugFALO March Rscelpts today 100 head tcta
or eex thus 5000 head: last week. oS
besI: consxnod throagn III market unehan ssd
Good to seors s. 35eS, So stocksrs and fseisr
to-day 400 heed total for week thns ia5
10000 mead: week IiOW hoa cohsxno9
through l3,carS market steady and higher. Medium ~
Good s3 80 0St O0 canada Lsm0s - 20 - 20
laO60 heed FOR sAms ume vs. wss6 2Sooo nssa; so9
ers (5 209N 3g LShf MOD s0osA 90; Hsau. - 80
q o0I PigA - %
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. March IL,

WASHINGTON, InufhuHys MdFcH III 1oo"'
Posr OFFICE CONTRACTS. The POstmaster-General
has awarded contracts for supplying leather canvas
and iue mail sacks to John Z. Quinn, OF Toledo Ohlo
Perkins Campbell Il Co., Cincinnatti and r. H. smith'
John Boyle and Lewis s. Samuel, OF New-York
THE TREATIEs-A written message from the President
was sent to the Capitol this afternoon for the purpose
Withdrawing from the Senate the Nicaraeuan Caa hnu
be examined and considered by the new Adninstraon
The Senate had adjourned however, before the message
reached Its destination.
WHITE HOUSE VIsIToRs.-It was comparatively quiet
at the White House to-day and there was decided ta-
ing In the number OF callers Among those VINO saw
The President before noon were Brown. Ran:
som Pike, German. Mcpherson, Plumb, Blackburn ana
of North Carolina; McCresry, Springer Anderson Eaton
and lie Fevre General sheridan. William Preston ana
Mckee Dunn; Samuel +. Cary, OF OHIO; John Spaldlne
of Bosop: aud Colonel James G.. Berrett Many persons
who called To pay their respects were informed Una.
10 the Cabinet meeting the President would hot
be able TO receive them until o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-13

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