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The Hew York nlMttter.-^SceiiM «M Incidents* ^ -\ > SCENES AT TBB KOXtaUB. Aronnd tlio drnd-bouse, tho gront ox- •itomentrcnclioditAcuImiimtion. Scnrcp- ly lind llie firnt (imbulnnce wagon v,iih its Hitd frotght of mutilntcd liumnnity, roftclipd tho hoRpital gates when the quickly incrcoHing crowd mndo a rush for the Morgue, puwliing and crowding for a front pliico to view the horrifying •pcPtnclc. Bnt there were those there who were dra\v-n thither \>j tho dreod necesFdty of looking for those dear mis- sing ones for whom Uiey had senrehed engrrly dscwhcre licforo daring to think •f the Morgue. That was a possibih'ty ihoy woidd net allow tliemselves to con- template. One poor fellow npiK-nlinglyinformed ILo Warden that they were a x)arty of BCTon on tho boot, nil his own family ; that his wife was dying at home, ono child dead at home, and ho was search- ing lor the others. In a momont Mr. Brennan took his arm and led him around to inspect the terrible array.now amount- ing to thirty corpses. \My God,\ cx- •loimed tho i>oor follow, \iliere's my little Tilly,\ pointing to a child about eightocu months old. Forawliilo Mr. Brcauun stood holding his hand, and •Iter \ticketing\ tbe poor little thing silently drew him away to look for his •ther lost ones. Anouicr poor fellow was almost maddened as ho searched among the bodies for his sister, whose husband had only been dead threo months. Hho had been seated in the ladies* cabin, with her only child, a boy five yeoi's old, on her lap. They were both blown into tho river by the explo- sion, and tho child, on being rescued, ran home to his uncle, and exclidmod, •'Molhcr's killed 1*' It was too true; the child esciipcd unharmed; tlio mother, in whoso lup ho was sitiing, was wounded mortally. Tliere on the slabs of tho Morgue, with lightii around them, and tho jeia of pure water sprinkling their mangled, Kud sculdinl bodies, lay tlurtocn coqtseH. There was no room for more. Nt>aresl tho entrance wa^ a highly respectable young woman, 22 or 23 years of age, with clear cut, handsome features, drcss- •d in black, who hod been drowned. But for the pallor on her face, shu might have been thought usloep. A woman lay next to her. Tliis poor womin was so near her cunllncment tiint, when her body wax brought in, bcrchild was half boru. Lying halfway between and lialf npon thc»c two women was a little child about eighteen months old, fearfully scalded, utiil with her Iwdy dlBtended with Ben-waU'r. In the dead-house a<l- joining and in tho court-yard were rows and rowH of rough pine coflius; sume containing tlioHe drownnl or killed on the spitt, others UiosQ who had died in the hoHpitids and who, when stripped of (lieir clt>tliefi, presented a idekening sjiectucte. In this court-vsrd a man ap- peare<l with a small bundle in his arms, and said, \ Here's iiuotlier i>oor little baby.\ A man sprung forward, eryinj;, \ Let mo look at it;\ he groaned us though Ids heart would burst, and turn- ing to the hosjdtal man, Mud: \May I tiUte her away ? when did she dio ?\ ^* About five minutes ago,\ replied the man; \I'm very sorry, but you cin't take her uwuy to-uiglit.\ Tho jioor fel- low turned uwiiy, wiying, \ IVrliaps I'd bettiT not. It might kill her mother in her i>roBent state.\ The mother, too, was terribly scalded. A WHOLE FAHILT SaATTEBED. Qeorgo Elsoesser, his wife and four ehiidrcn, throe boys aged respectively l(t years, 12 years, i* years, and a little girl aged 5 yejirs, occupy ui>urtmeut« in a ' tenement-house at 74 First avenue. They all started ft>r Stuten Island Huuday, and were unfoilunate in catching the fatiil boat But ono out of this whole family escaped uninjured; that is tho seconil eldest boy. Tho eldest boy was killed and is now ul tlio Morgue, tho youngest boy is lout, and us no tidings have been received is no doubt drowned ; the little girl, whom tlio neighbors all si}cuk of in the highrat terms, is placed beeido her brotlier, while the father and mother are both in tliu hosx>itul scalded in u fright- ful manner. TBB BOX WHO SATED QIS HOTUEB. Clone Ity lay another coffin containing tho body of a little ^1, one of tlie Eluus- ser family. Tho hd was removed in •rder tliat her grandfather and her litUe brother might identify her before remov- ing her. The bead of tUe corpse wiis so terribly scalded that the least touch would have caused tho whole scalp to drop off. Ou Kiinduy Ihe wh<du family, coutiitiling of the mother and five chil- dren sturtiMl for tiUit4-u Island. lu the explnaiou four of the ehildri'u were killed outright and the mother was blowu into th^ waUr. The only cliild left alive, u little boy twelve years old, hod tho le- maikablu ouuruge uud presence of miiid to tieizc u plank and run it into tho water where hii mother was struggling. She caught liold of it, the boy dntw her in, and tihe was suved. The old grandfather could not sup]>ress his grief, uud the tears run iu Ktre-uuis down ou the cover of the rude lit tie cofHu. Then he would cluHp his little grandtiou to bis breubt, crying, **Oh, my dear boy, my good httlc boy, he Kived his mother's life. What would liave becomu of mo if he and his mother had g'me too.\ HIBFOitTCHKa OF AN EXCUBSIOM PABTT. Mayor Frtuxfii C. Odri'oll, City Clerk Samuel W. Sherlock. Alderuiau Jucub Levi, Wui. PUilipson, w>d Bi-odhy, and fLihp licliel. Chief Euginoer, all of ByrucuBf, N. Y., wuio recently upjjoiut- ed a <.>>mmiitoe to seleot a new stuujii I fire-eupiae for the l''ire Depaiimeut of tiiat citiy. AfUv ^Lap^MUg at acvcrul phiccs, ihey left Hudson ou 8uturda> luoruiug.reiiclmig N Y.,intiu'afteruooD. and tuMng ro(Jius ut the Ui-aud CeutnJ Hotel. The purt^ visilod UrooUvu aud aeverul jihioes lu the city, luid were ahoun bjHieimeuu of the engines iu use. On 8unduy ihey iiiteudud to vibit Long Brunch, but ax there was uo bout, they^ eoueiuded to tuke a sail to Stateu Itdund. All of tbe purly, with the exut^pUuu of i AldiiTiuiUi Jiiudley, who wished to visit suuui iiMiiuiM iuUtUiulJyii, wi'J^t ou bouiU the bout Ht: bWlouli. ututes that the Muyojj Aldi-imiui Levi, uud CLicf-Eii- giii<jcf Eriiel weic ou the promcBude doi'li luidiiug out of the foruurd tuibiu wiuduwK. Al'luruiuu Philip-iuijULud tibei- loclt wejv boated furlhtrblick. Suddenly, Uiere wusu tUtaidful cru>Ui, jekuwliliuj^ u IMiA ^^i tliuud.'J', aud then Mr. Shej^ocU feit hiiuselj going upwuxj in the daik- uctici, uud aouu Uuouuu uiucouacioua. Whon he recoTprrd he found himself is the water, but there was a weight resting on his head and body that prevented him from rifdng to tho snrfaco. Ho thinks that it was portion of ttie dock that was blown oTorhoard, but it may hare been portions of tho wreck which were scat- tered thickly aronnd. Finding that lie would drown nnlcm he exerted himseUt he dived, and swimming under water somo litt',0 distance, had the palisfaction of coming to the RUrfacc. In his stni^lcs he had sprained his ankle and received a severe cut on tho head, but otherwise is now uninjured. A short distance from him was Alderman Fhilip- son. Both were taken out of tlio water by some boatmen ai)d landed at the Bottcry, Thoy soon secured a carriage, and were conveyeil to their hotel, where they have since been under medical treatment. It is now known that 100 persons lost their lives hy tho sad disaster, and that tho injured will number fully 125. TBS BOTIJER OF THE BOAI. Tho fragment of tho exploded liotlcr was inspected by hundreds. It* was a 1)icce of iron five feet in length, nlioul two feet in width, and weighed fifty- Rfivcn ^nuds. It liad been twisted al- most in a cylindrical form, aud each edge was rough and nneven, ns though a giant had torn it from its place as or- dinary strength would tear n rotten fabric. Ono of the edges had this ap- pearance much more marked than the other, and nwakeno<1 tho awe of the un- learned and experts alike nt tho tre- mendous power which had been exerted to rend it from tho boiler. This edge is difficulty to describe. If the reader has ever torn a cotton fabric, and noticed the ragged edge which he caused, he can form somo idea of tho appearance of this fi-agmeut And it was the general testimony of the experUi who examined it that the boiler h&o been mado of ^00 iron, was in proper condition for service when it exploded, and that the extremely thin ^)art ut the soam, which has been mentioned, was not resjionsiblo for the disaster, as if tlie boiler hatl first given way there, which it was claimed it luid not, it would only have leaked, oaumng somo annoyance, but no danger. The inference which these experts seemad to draw, ond which some of them dis- tinctly did draw, was thiit tho explosion was due to negligence, or, in plain word^, to a lack of water. One ouginocr of lonj; exi>erionce declared that ho is no believer in disiionsations of Frovidonco in connection with steAm-boIlers. Iii almost every case, he said, an explosion is duo to allowing the water to get too low and Buddenlly forcing in a hew supply, and he Itelieved that such had been the fact iu this instance. Engineer^, he continued, rarely ire brave enough to a(tcej>t tho risk due to their uogligonci*. If they allow the water to get low thCy will take the chanco of forcing iu a sup- ply of cold wat<T rather than take the hazard of a dischargo by admitting their fault, and insisting on tho delay necessary for tho boilers to cooL OFINIOK OF AN EHaniBE&. We give below the opinion nf an old engineer of thirty years exjiorience. He has tliorougldy examined tho exploded boiler. He finds tlio irou to be in very good condition, free from scale, and cui>able of sustaining double the amonnt of jireshure stated by the engineer at the time of the explosion. Ho would a^k. \ Was the engineer hurt ? Were uny of the firemen killed or wounded ?\ The engineer says ho was iu the boiler room a few minutes before tho explosion, tried the water, and found three cocks. He also buys lie lutked tho fireman how the water was. Ho replied, \All right.\ Our informant contends that no living bi'ing could have been in the fire-room ut tho time of the explosion without be- ing torn to shreds with the enormous pressure required to rend a boiler as thib oue is torn. His candid opinion is tbitt tlie)-e wiui but little wuti-r in the Iwiler, and that when the pump was put on, the natural couMuiut^neu was a tre- mendous pretihure of gas generated fur beyond the strength of the metid. If he had the three cocks of water, and hud more oteam than was necessary, where was his safety valve to carry oil the ex- cess ? Iteport says tbe vulvo did not work. If HO, he was doubly culiiuhle iu not removing the difficulty. A DESOLATE HOME. Early Hunduy morning Michael Fin- lay's brother culled at t'le house and mud^ a proposition for all tho family to vi^t Stuten Inland. The pro]>osition was Ujfretid to, aud the wife, after dinner, prepared herself and children for the trip. Frovioiu to staiting, KiuUy, con- cluded to stay home aud care for thi-ee of tho children, but prevailed ou his wiDi to a(u*.om]>uny tho brother and her Uttle infunt, uged* 10 mouthx. Five, 0, aud 7 o'doidi btiuek, but Mrs. Finluy liud not arrived. The hutibuid, getliug uueasy, with his cbildron went to tbe fi'out door-ste]>, when he hoard <if the eutustrophe. After ^uxious inquiries he luuruud thut it wus the titati-u Iblaud boat, undabuut tbe oue his wife would be likely to c;iU:b. Without more ado be left his children'in oharge of the ueigb- hiu uud started for Bellevue Hospitiil. The uuswer to his inquijies was thut hiu wife uud child were iu a eritioal coudi- tiou, l>otb being terribly scalded. He remuiuod with theiu uU uight, uud in tbe morning the child di<!d aud bis wife be- come uuconsiious. Hu came down (o bis home a wrecked man. Entering th<' house he ey^oke to uouc, but di'o|>ped dottu in a ehuir, .crying us though his heuit would break. All Uieir quostioiis ware uuhoodcd, ua4 I'veu his libUe cbil- dr«-n who iuuocautly prutUud aud asked quaadifUH about t^oir niunima and dum- uai'ud Ml his kueob wt;re iubuJficieut to bie^'k his tiud ruvej^'. Afttir some time he related bis lui^rtuues, but iu such tm uiuohi««iit muuucr thut his listeueJti became uluiuied. At ^ o'tiock uext ovt^u- ing, with a relative, Mr. Finluy teiiuirtjd to ttbe bospitul uud learned his wife hud bi-«u carx'lM to tbe dead house. He eu- ierpd the iron gute which dividus tbe dewl-houau from the Hti'eet ttud suw the atteudaut« iu the ucl of lifting his wife from the btretcSier to tho wooden box where the uurusti was laid. He Jjuioedi- -uieJy ran to the hide of tlw body, took U.U itt'u uharjcd uxmn w his biUidu, and luid bid moutb ou the lijis of bis dead wife, who** fii-^ hud fuattoii^d to the hide of the aire ulier uud box, pixukeuling u iuustaiukeuiugtaaut it was MiUidifUool- W he wub 4uki>u uwuy, uud wlu-u -uutaJde the ituu gate broke Irow his ^rieuds uud atui-tul ou a full luu to the livur. The Tihfmt»^>t-M» pwHBieca attraoted the at- tention of men at the end of the dock, who saved him an'bo was in tho jfu^ of flinging himself into tho water. A Sns ENOINB.—Several inventors in different countries are nttchipting fo utilize tho heat of the sun's rays, and to construct a sun-onginc. Many people shnka their head at this idea, and ridi- cide tho very idea of Bucoeai. Bnt ihoy are certainly unacquainted with the stu- pendous force at disposal. To convert onn pound of water from zero to steam requires (137 centigrade units of heat. Tho researches of men of science have proved that every square centimeter of the earth's surface receives not less than 231,075 centigrnde units of tho sun's heat annuaUy., Forty per cent, of this is absorbed l)y tho surrounding atmos- phere, and Rixty per cent, reaches the earth. This gives seven centigrade unilii received per second on each ccutiraeler, so that ninety-one square foot of tho earth's surface would receive heat enough overy second for the vaporization of one pound of water. TBH TBOUBLB.—Mr. Hugh lioslio, a boiler maker, says it is just as eafty to make a boiler that it would be impossi- ble to blow up, an to make one that has danger continually lurking about it. It requires no mont labor, aud but litte ex- tra expense ; !mt he says steamlmat own- ers are grasiilng, and they will endanger the lives of hundreds t>f human beings to save a few dollars. Ho also says that no boiler is even comparatively safe af- ter it has been in use five years. Boil- ers on lioard some of our steamboats have been in use twelve ond fourteen f 'ears, and have as many patches as a leggar's coat. United States Inspoot^irB should be made to publish once each year, the condition and length of ser- •loe of every steam boiler in fhoir re- spective districts. A friend of ours was traveling while afflicted with a very bad cough. He an- noyed his fellow travelers greatly till pne of them remarked in a tone of displeas- ure, \Sir that is a very bad cough you have ? \ \True sir,\ replied our friend, \ but you will excuse me —it is tho best I have got.\ The tobacco crop according to tho fig- ures furnished by the Louisvillo Demo' erat, amounted last year to 272,800,000 poundH, valued ut m2,2Wi,3^. Of this crop the Southern States produced all but 01,300,000 pounds, which were grown ill New England Middle aud Western SlaU'S. WHEN.—The Providence Journal dis- cuHHiug tho question as to how soon a mob shoidd bo fired on, suys: \ We think tliat uuder such circumstances 'pa- tience ceases to bo a virtue ' after a sec- ond brick, aud is uot much of a virtue after tho first.\ A dividend is the surplus: tho result, the cnu of a transaction, divided among tbe sltaiwliolders—hence the word di- vido-endii. An apotliecary originally car- ried his medicine about iu jars—he was a pot-carrier—hence the word u-pot-he -curries. BTATISTTRS BIIOW that two-thirdfi of the women iu lunatic asylums ure wives of fariner8^4>verworked wives, whose ner- vous systems succumbed after u few years of strain and tcntion. TUB Great Council (legit-lature) of tho Swiis canton of Geneva has abolished cai>ital puiiihhmcut by 47 agoiust 10 votes. THE stories that Bed Cloud is preimr- ing for hostilities are contradicted. 'J'lie Markets, KKW TOBK. 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Cuiid ai three bar «ml i4.<Slk).fll».flO Onrtiacatea at tbrM per oont 30.3OO.0Oa 00 Princlp*] $44,P7fi,noo.no Interen 233,853.30 Debt on whirh InlcrMt baa ooaaed BlDcn tnalurllj 1,010,143.20 Intenat 313,436.33 Dflbt ItearlttR nn laiareat Old demand and lo^al-londer nolta.. 13.11,005.4tL?B NaUonai mrrnncr ffll.OAl Ml 01 Coin Cenlflcnttia 10,408,700.00 Principal $414,04n,ei».IO Unolalnicdlntereat lL3fl3.I» toM debt, prlnolpal «3,UMK.n(».42 ZutereH W,»H.»(0.7H Total |3,S7S,330,BMt.30 Caah in tfan Treamrr. Coin 183,743,709.55 Currencr s,108,aiH,G7 Total |IOI,«I1,0»B.33 Debt Loaa Caiih in the Treatmrf. AaB,l,lR71 J3,3R3.S28,(Ml7.fl9 Jnlyl, ISTi; 3.WS,03a,fl34.W Deoreaae of Debt. DnrinfttbepaatmonUi tc.701.970OO fliura Harcb 1,1871 81,S7O,03ft.O( Frum Marcb 1, ISGD, to Mareh L1171 9Ot,7H,413.O0 The stnteoioiit of bonds issocd t o tlie Pacific Itoilrood Companies, Interest Payable in Lawful Money. rrlntlptl onlitandinR. i, f04,8(8,833.DO lnlo^«>ta(^Gnled aud not yet paid.... 833.004.00 Intoreat paid by tho United BlatM.. I3.6R3,47fl.Oii Ittt reiiaid bj transportation of niaila a.iNhl.»G.VO(i Ualauce of in't paid toy United Statca D,633,0IB.Uii RonBEBS.—The daring of Broadwav robbers far surjiaases tho boldness with which tho highwaymen of Hounstow Health used to stop the mail couches with their cry of \ Stand nnd deliver I\ The very crowd of Broadway is a partial cover for these bold freet)ooter«, for in that crowd it is evcirbody's business to interfere iu nobody ehtc's business. One afternoon, at the crowded comer of Bromlway and Warren street, two men tripped a]>parently and fell. Ono re- covered himself lirst and walked away without 8toi»ijing to apologize or to look out for his compunion. Not one in the crowd paid any attention to the matter further than to laugh quietly at the mis- hap. And yet in tho few seconds of that fall ono of the men was robbeil by the other of thirty-flvo thousand dollars. The tripping and the fall were parts of a bold plan of robberv tliut: suoccssfuhy carried out.—JVl V. Pajjer, DEAD MEN TRLL NO TALES ; if they did, anathemas against the depleting lancet, tho draslic purge, and tho terrible Ryli- vants of the materia medics, would arise from every ^veyard. The Alotto of modern medical science is '* PreJierve aud Regulate, and iiut dcsfroy,\ and no remedy of our day is so entirely in har- mony with this philanthropic logic an Dr. irf/W-fT'd VeffilnUc. Vint^ar Itillcrii. Ill this ixjwerfui, vet harmless rt.>.stora- tive, dysjiepsia, bilious complaints, and all diseases of the stotnach, Uver, bowels and uervct, encounter an irresistible antidote. CABBIEB PIOEONS.—Carrier pigeons, Uke a nuvy, are uot to be created andden- ly. They luive to bo traininl in a very particular manner, itc(!u>itomed by du- grees to lly back to their homes from it distance, and so on, till at lost they And their way safely over a space of one hun- dred and two hundred miles. For PyspepsU, ludigcstion, de]>rcHsion of 8]>irits, and general debility in their vaiious forms ; also, as a preventive against fever and and ague, and other int'.Tmtttcnt fevers, tho \ Ferro Phosphorated EUxir of Cul- isaya,\ mode by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, ami sold by druggists, is the l)est tonic, and as u tonic for patieut« recovering from fever or other sickuess, it has no c^juuL THE graabhoi>pcrs of the great Wes- tern, desei-ts have taken wing, uud are bhisliug vegetation from tbe Minnesota Bivor to the British i>o>«e8sioiia. ALL the year round, Sheridan'a 0aval- rjf Coiulition J*owders should bo giveu to hoiw's that ai-e \kept up.\ To honies and cattle that graze io the summer, the^ should only be giveu iu winter aud i^uig. _ TBE Count de Paris, exprossos the o|>iniou that th e Count de Chambotd. will be th e future Kiug of Frauce. EsoLAND has l.OUO.OUO paupers to 22,700,000 of popuhition. OincEBs AKu SOLDJEHS -who seived in the army, phyaieiaus, surgeons, uud em- inent muu uud womeu .everywhere, join iu recommeudiug JoluiSfm$ AuuJy/te Liuiviviit to '.M the best iuteruul uud ex- teruul fumily minlieiue ever iuveuttid. That's oiu* experience. Vi>tt£T»ii: !• oamiioHd of Uuuto, Hark* and Uarta. It U vary liUaaaut to taka; vrtuy diild liliaa U. I'liUH' two MiinjilaiuU arc murr itunural tf tlii* MMUUID irf tJM jroar ttiaa at alnuMtf au/ uUiar. Tltar ••» olQanll aldn : for liUiuuantiMt alwajra inrulvM an iiupakod dlgu*- iiun, aud i&digwtian 1> MMmuarUr an aoooniiiauiiniiiit ul a diMudMvd or turpid livor. lla|ii>> tbv man w wuiuati wUe«agl>u«iAuf af^tuaob Uiat^w sever IfIt^o^ur- tan ul d>«pojMB, aiid bo whuiu Uial «roat tttcmUif Moul, tbe liiM. luM luivar Kivuu pain ur Iruubte. Kul Doe iu a Uuiucaud can Ui' elauD U> aoUn.' iuuuuuilf Iruoi iin«ularigr la UIDM orgaiuk Uov, lluui. ahatl thaf tie rqtuUtMlT Nut tijr puoorfuloaUiMtiw, alUiruatud wiUi onLinary Mitnulaata, but ttf a mediolnal invlgenutt, Ulto Uoalctttu-'ii SttiinaoL IliUom. wliioU ooLublne i s due pio- tKirtiuu Utb tuuia andUw allwauvo iintuutile. WLotu- (ivut tUbtr U a Dliutuli.asuliuxlliuUBv, kiid •iiuUDialntuit', tilt* laiui>u> wudiiuuu^iuw ''•' fuuurad. Ku viUasf tuui- eltanl Itoda it iirudant to bv WiUiuut it. lor It U uutiuired lur evuiY dat W vvtii> ulanB. Tlie wurliinguuui bu/a 11 bueaime tt uinri'a« kw oaiuuiUt lut Uiil. aud in fulluwud by ite luouuuu. TUr UIwil uf llii- BBliilirti>u> ruuU. tinrba, ut«'-, <>I wbwb it if ouinpUHid.dif UHidtltruut^i Uta^aluui bj tUc pnt« Hiiiuiiiaul wUiuli turuu tlu.' bau* uf Ibv lUUut* ia luuM luwlUitul aud invigoratiuc- 3'Uu MibuUr, Uiu wurcliaut, aud, iv taut, aU twm «rl>uw uiutd* ur Ludtua. wr butii, are io ouaUiiil u&iiruiM', Kill durivu tHiiiiitit (luui it* UaU' Tv ;HIIM>U>> ul M>deutM> luibit.' it aui'liiiiw, lu auiuc uiuaiuro, tliat aotivitj' iu (tie oiroulatiuB wtiioli u obtaiuod by itlgaiual luuirtiuu, and ia Utc beat lukuMu rUUti'dj (ul tMAiU>tt|MUU|^ Aak lur il^atot^'a ttf^uiaab naion , and 4w VM b« uubAwl tutj puu Tiatiuc uio vi Vuv iiuiUitiuiu and fraud* •umiiUlMt^' uLloii^ lit/tyty>(l.^ 4tau~tu|>(! 1^'uiuai'*lat.4UidiU^Uli'.U4UUU-)'.(AiuUuU>>Ht.Ua i i^ Wultl- fltU ilillluL.lul ulitl lll>>ilUl,uwk.UU. VM^yil* UUIIIIHIUII 1) Uiiii.l1 III t:ii|-1i '\' CLiUi. Sunt iHuViuud lur •it by J. A. UoWU-Ui A. (k., JUOMWU, OUUU. , i '1/1 t Df:iTZt?b2r^,7i:„'5r^' Pa., *fr«r« rlif), ne afock for «i t. WANTED it: Waahinittfln at., Boatow ^{ifim. Aitenla and reddlmi. Kon.l •tamp to Ka«1e M'riiOa,32 B Mm H RADFOIIDAOADKMT. NeittcnnHbeiElnf Anvnetnth. Addrfm for elrenlnnlbi Princinal ABBTII. JoBKaoN, ttradfuedt Mui. ^ ' «W t* ne Kleb. Tliia pr|cllcia1 trpnttim mailed toraSjwnt*. L. U. PiMwii. ThortiTwonTlHi'. f'onn. «• ni««MMiert AOoodTlilnal Tm will bacladlr •^mrvrined. PartlonUmOo. A. Ini[«nio1l.1>ii1t«,Micb. A anUtlad \ Self-Riamfnatinn,'*' rndnrvtHl \iy Ipnillnii Cirrn. Allwliodeairc •bfttiTlifiohouMr'-ndll. I!v mall »« eta. nAB^rai t MAn-nN. !R<'iirl)an<l Kl.. N. V. A GREAT CBAHCE FOR AGEITSJ Do )roa want an affMiojr, fcvnf iw imrttliig wlili n ohiner tomakt •n(()9V**i>rrd>i)r tDiiiae nut new tattana ITMrf HVrr rinlhrm MnnT Thru l„.i fnrtrtr; aampla frot. HO Ihm in nnrthk. Arlilnia- If o»i», lluwm tH'fr Whi irnri--, 1311 Mnid'-ti lAHf, oor. Watar St., V, Y., or M Dnatborn St., Ohtoacn, lit. Whitney's Neats Foot llarnt^ss Soap. (fITIIAM RRriKED.1 It Olla. Itlackn, I'nIiHhea and Soapa at t M aama tlntf. Far nala bf Harnaaa Makara. Orooan and DmitiriKtJi evctrwhsra. Mamifactnml by U. F. WHITNEY A Co., IjtalnjcUin, Ha^a. THE EVENINO WISCONSIN, OF MILWAUKEE, la Iha otdeat. lariniat, anil mmt widely oircnlatfld papat in Wiaconain or Minnerata. Wa will (|lw aiwciaV IOH rat<>Hfnr aii montlia and yearly »drertliiin«, II aiipllca- ttnn iH-ma'lf wx'n. AiiilrcM, <:itAUIUt, AIKBNH « (JRAMEK, Miiwaokpc. Wla. R¥DlJCTrON UF^PIIICEST TO CONFXIRM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. Great Saving To Cohsumers BY OETTINO VP C'LlTntl. B^ Rpiiil tor Hur Ni-w I'riiT Lir-t and a f \lnti form will nrcoiiiiiany il. (-iiiitalniiicluli dimliimn—iiiakitiit a larr-^ ••aviiiR taconMirai-n and rouiunerative Ul club oritaniceni THE 6RE&T AMERICAN TEA CO., til A Sa TEMKY MTKKKT. P. O. HOI SM. WKW YOKK. SKLTZKH !•)(!*• r Seet a mnt €'r«eaa DlC^p, bnt tlipro an nu dlwwn- Uin from the nruwal piinelpliv that a (roat ra>>d|oine ki .1 itni.-<t hicuiini:. We ban many of Utlie lilnailmts. but uiii'iiit- thrill all, in Ihe iiriiviiica to wbkli it beluuEH mi Knali-rlbaii Turant'B Efferveweot BaltMr Aynlnt. A onlumn would no l aunico tn riiiimrrati! tlin ailmrnta lorwtilcli il in i>r.v.cril» ij liy iiliiHicianii nf tb e biii)ii«t _Uai«liiiK. It d<M* tint l,.l.,i „ V> tl.« dUi a dertaivplj ti-nniid lutttittui'diniiK'it.liiit it lu onartiobi baaed n n «i- I'lililir aiialy-iH, BMII will Mtatiil llir II-HI nf |h p i>liariH-i-l mid mr»l lidiil iliunl rntii-iniii na a ratbarlic. a Minn- Hchii', a n aiili-ti'lir'le |itL-iuruti<in. an d MM admiralik' n-im-dy frirall liiliiiiiHiMitniilaiiilH. I.«t tbrrv bi ' HO BULUIIV AU'l>KUlitilfim SKLTZKK 'eR\^ NATURE'S BEMEDYT TESmK A valuablo Indian omnpound, for rturtorlnit iba baalUi, aud tor tbu tiemtanant euro ut all dlauaaea ariaini (row ini|iuriUea of tUo blood, auidl aa IteroftalM. Mcrontlaaa Ilumwr, C'Mi«cr. CM*. <'«r«na HHHor, Krvalvelita, 4'anbcr, Httit, • bcBH, Plaaylc a aud UvBora «B tbe F»«Ct L'lvera, 'Cuuiha. Vatmrrh, •ranebina, DTrBralala, aben. •aatlMM, Falba !• the Hide, Ur«»«l»olK, l'*BaUpBil«s, CuallvcBcaa, Plica, Il«a«»cbc. UlKKlMcaa, KcrrvMaHeaa, P«tou Neaa »t tbe mtmmmm^, Palua l a tbe B»ck, KldMc y t'oMplnlHta, Pvnialc Wcak- neaa, utd ficarrtti UcMUli-. TbU prfparatlun ia aciaDlifically and rJiaaucally tioui- binnd, and ao dtrunaly outiL'enLraUMl fruw inuta. Iwirba and barku, Dial ila Kund fffpcm are realiwd iiumediatflly lifter coutnianviDg Ui take i(. Tbvrti ta no dlMaae ul tlic hainant^laig furxhii-lttba V|»^i:ijMKi'«au(>l be iii«(l Hitb I'SuracTMATk-TT. aa it du»anutcuauin anymvutlic oiDiioutid. Kor ej-adiculinit llie h>Bt«m of all finiiuritiua (if Uio bluod. it baa no i<i|ual. II liaH ni'vcr lulled lu vflect a ourcffiTius tuneand atrcnfftb to Ui«b)«U.'iu debilitat4id by diawaae. Ila wondarful eUaoU utKin Uiew uumiitaint. aru aurpriains lu all. Han/ ba*e tHMU ctuvJ b> Uit VEUCTUIK Uiat bave tried nuuv uUiar rautadiM. i t can well tw caUud THE GREAT, vv.. BLOOD PURIFIER. PUCrAKXKBDT H. E. STEVENS, HUSTON. HAKS PHoe Sl-M. JiuU^bj all DniiuriaU _^ Ttie Host Fojnlar HeU» Extant. Over Thirty Years FERRY DAVI6' Pain Killer. rpUE PAJK KIi:.I.ES ^oi dlauil la*(Ui»ly opiiUcabl« aud aOuac^oiia to ywuf oi / • ' I^IE PAIBT KILLKK M. la iMiUi an lul4)j-iial aud Laturiud Ihiinady. f ^HE PAIS UMLLBU M n ill I'uti' l-diur aud Atiue WIM* nUiar raiatdii- li«iui«il«d. ra^UE PAIK KILLEK M. aU^ldtM uapd Ifi tUififk wiavif<»>)ittoia i4 t\>U ^I^UE PAlft KI1.I.KK A- b tb* Qnat VauiiU Madwiw ul Uia •#«. P A/V KII'I-EK Ia suod tur liualda and UiHtBb P^^^lc-^^^Clfat;*-*. F AIK MII-I-KK' tUa Uia VdrOict ul tka VififiV )t> if ;M»M- P AIK KlI.f-EK din* VniaaiaM liaUalaMit^ lAIX tUIO-EB- tiowan- id tatiraiiuNS and OovmtmunOM. P AIS lilLl-EK I,, nil uliu.wl ci.rUitiourpfurCllO].£ltA, andltai-. wtUiout d»ubt. bauu aiuni«Huaa«<iulw uunu* Uu''kw'- tibli' di I'Uw ibali aUV ulbur Lii<<»ii rfiurtl;' ur tiVBii tlit uio'ii Kiniiii'iit and ttllUin ftiynirinita. In India, Atrk-.j^ uud Oluiia. ubair^uk deuMUu Id ««.•••' u.i>ur iiinrroi Uu* uruvaWt, tUt'J'AJS KIJ.1 .Kft la (Kii^udiuMl tu U» iintitt.- »-tt tl lui Euiupi^au nMiAiiutiiuittuMedlUiiatua. a Bvux BMMUVt. bijti !• o/M^Mid wtHi iiUiainMHOHi lor uw P AIV KJLLim- M. k -ulil ill aU&MUpau IMI I>«*I«I». S f^inUr VINEGAR BITTERS t. Wiiaaa , l>n>|.r<>lDr. il. II. MrlinHn i. a VB . DraniriaV llan. AiMiU, Rati KniHlaro, Cal.. nnil I I t'ouiiiirrTf itrMirif. T. niLlilGKH Ilenr Tt-allmonjr |« Ikelr W«Bdernil CaraiUe Ellvcis. They are not a Vila Fnnry- Urinkt Mmlo of P««r RRint \Ttilakrv< l*mar Hplritti nnd lt«rNM) Ijl^aar * diH-turcd, Kpire.l ami niv<Tl(niyltnp1eaaat)M tiwte,cn1lcd \Tonim \AiiiMllH-rB \Jlc«torcra thatleadtlic tippler on todninkenneaiiMidruIn, bnt an a true M«dlclne.niada from tho xntlm Itoota and llerba of Callfumln. fi-re from nil Alfttholi o Mllnn- lania. They nrelbcimF.AT lll.OOl* PHUU PIERntid A LIFE <ilVlN(J FRINCIFLKi a perfect Ileiinvntor and ItivlKuriitor of llio Ry^tcm, GBrrjrinitotr all polaonoiia matlrrand roatorlnic thebUwd to n bealtlii' condition Ko iienwm rnn take theao DIt- ten accordliiR tndiiwrlloiii ami remain liinR iinwotl, provided thrlr buiica are not flitirujrd by mineral ••oiaon or other mrnna, and tlie vital uruuna wartad beyond tlie point of rn>nlr. They nrr> n Crntlr PiirenltTvna well nan Tanlc, )iOHwiHKiii|!. IIIKU, the iM't-ullnr merit o( lu-tlnR na a |>uwei [ul aKciit In rcllcviii;i C<-n|;oKUoii or Inflam- mation of tho 1.1 vnr, nnd all tlicVlw-einl Urnaiia FOR FEMALE CO.tirLAlNTH, It)yoBDRor old, innritcddr'iiiirlc. nt Itirdiiwni'f u'Dinaiilioodoriit Utc luin o( lite, tll(^•^•'J'otiic IIIIK'i'a tiiivr no ri|uid. Far Infflnmmntory ntiil t'lii'oulc ItlivMinn* llaM nnd (loni * llyaitt-ptiln or Indlvnntlont nillnnn t Itvmlllent iind InlcriiililL-iii Fv vera, ItlNrnara af llir* llloodt Llvfr* HI4- ney a nn d lUnddcr.tliesc ItlllrrHliuvi^bornnKiat RiKNWHtiil. Hiirh lllni-napN iirerniiM'iMiy Vlllnted nioad. will! Il IrKFiierully prtxltici'il l>y ilcninttrnifnt lit tlie Oii[«'ailv« UrrnuB i llVHm'HIA ou INnKJEMTIO\ llaad. aebe. Pain In tbeHliouldeifi,(7onKlia, Ticlitmv.~ v, 'I**- Cbext, Dluliii'M, Sour Eniriatlooii of the fllrnnach, Ilad Taile In llie •luuUi, UIIiiiuH Attacki, rntiilTaUon of Ilia Ilearl, IiiDanimatiuu ot llie Lunah, Pain In tbe re.' dona af the Kldnnra. aud a buudrad otbvr pandul a>nii^ tonm, are tlie Ddaprinca of l>it*p[>|Nila. Tbey liirlcnrate tin- Stnmacb aiidi<llmnlnte*^'lor|rtd Uver aud iiuweli, nbli^b reiincr tlicin of ub.'qunllad eflieurr In cleanaltia tbe lilwuJ vf all iinijurtllna, and ln»- parlbiB npw Ufa aud viaor Io tbe wboleairatam. FOIL HKIN DIHEAHEW. Cruptlout.TetUr. Halt AbeUB), Ululcbci, Sixita, riiii|ijua. I'ui'luluii, lloila, Oar- bunclna, Hina-Hiinnp. HralJ llenil, Hurr Kyiu, Bnnlpi^ laa, Ilcli.BciLrln, I'lrx'^.luialionaiifllii; l<k!u. lluiBurauud DiHraara iJ the tikiii. i<l wliali'V'-r iiatiie ur iinluiii. aia Illeiallt iliiu oil atiil riirrii'ilnul uf llie rritrm In a aliort IiniD byltie U»P i<l thvMi lUttFia. Oin' lHiltli> In Mitjt ta«e« wiH eouvimie tbe moat lucritliiluuK onbrlr cur« live efli-eta. Cleanae llio VitUIud UlnoJ trbuniTir y<iu find Ila hu- porltlea buntiuf IhuuKli tbo tkln In i'tmiilra, Krup- tlona or Sore*; deauHe II whcti roa Had It nb>lri.rtid andaliMrrlab In tlia veini: oltMuae Uwliea it laft'ul. and your rpeltnui wilt tcti touwbeti. Kcea tbe Mood pari), and tbe bi-altb of (ba avatem will IOUDW. Pin, Tnpei and oilier Wnrmat lurklwi In tb« ayitenior ao many tbouiandn, arc eRiTtnalTydeatrared and reraovfil. Says a dinlitiKUlKlied jiMilolnoiat, tbere In ararct^ir an liiilivMuul ujwin Ibe (ap.c oftbe carlfa wbrwe body ii eleni|>l fr.nn tbn pretmnfp of worma. It la not upon tlie bmlllir eletni-iita of llie body 111 at wDniix-altt.but updii tliediii«an»d burnuia and alimy de|>iMlta tbat briwl IlitMilivlux iiinualeniul OlatjaM No Uyalem of Madlclue. no vertnlfumia, no VHbrlmiullca will Irau tbu ayaltm froiu woiioa llko tboae Illttara. 3. WALEEK, Proprietor. R. )1. McDONALD A 00, Ikvfrtaia aud Uen. AartiU. tiun Franclnco. tJalllunil^ and Hand 3t Uimiiuwca htrtct. New VoriL HyaOLU BY ALL lUttiUHIPTH AWI> flKALIiBa.. RUPTURE Itt'lirvedcEi'lcuiidby l>i. Mii'niiHii'b I'aUul Aiiiiliunoa and (\>innnund. itmrv Wl Hrundnay. N. Y. Ittind lOe, liir buok Hitli ntitiloi:rui>iiii' Iikeii(.|.>.(« i,( caiur bniute and altvreun), wiUi H,-iiO'Ward Heeclier'acaai-, InUwrv and I iuKraiL rtrant ul tratiliiiK iiii|Ma>t4)ni. wLo praHcud to lavH btvn wuintanU of Itr. KiirjiMaN. rasMtvre A^tflirMHlc. TheaubM-riburullBra toraoiaaDiUK Nlurvanii I'racliu.' lUiiau a IIUMUIV \f 93-an ayar, m B iiliaMiiil vihaL-e 3 li«utnIrriw New Yorii I-itv Ou 1:,. 11. It. Aueiu-lliul ii|i|Hirtii;iily. \ JVB '\\\'. lurpartitulaniUi!. It. l''AliIit»,(Jliiiiilli>. iN.V. B' P* V ?*•*\• AlMiia)New«uUKan.Mini'ellaneooa UaeipoaforfiUc BatiafadKin icuuauKwd. V; K, W»l.IiniiH(i;. Iiultnvllle, Pm. ja(»<|dfcforfirHt,*1a«.Planj«i. Si'iii on trial. Ko g!'^\'\ A«ant«. Addroaa U. H. 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