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J o R U B E B A

sent q special commission to that country to pro
cure It In it, native purity. and having found its
wonderful curative properties to even exceed The
anticpations formed BY its great reputation, has
concluded to offer 1t to the public, and is happy
to etate that he has perfected arrangements for y
regular monthly supply Of this vonder full plant.
He has spent much time experimenting and in
vestigating ~ to the most efRc'ent preparation
from it, for popular use, and has for some time
used in his own practice with most happy results
the efleetual medicioe now presented to the pub
lie - Dr.. Wells' Extract Of Juvubebs, and he
oon6dently recommends It to every family a. q
household remedy which should be freely taken
a. . blood purifier in all arrangements Of the sys
ten, and to animate and f0rtify all weak and
lymptatic temperaments.
JOHN @. KELLOGG, Plat St., New York,
apl91kw4v kole Agent for the United States
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send fol circular.
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NEW YORK, April 20.

A special despatch from Scranton at a
late hour last night says that a mass
meeting of miners was held in the after.
noon in all the districts of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Company.
The miners in each meeting almost I'M
animously declared themselves in favor OF
resumption. New delegates (the former
delegates having previously resigned)
were elected and instructed to meet the
representatives of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Company the Hudson
Canal Company and Pennsylvania Coal
Company at Cooperative Hall, Hyde
Park, on Tuesday next, to make a final
endeavor to settle the present difficulties.
Thess delegates were fully empowered
to negotiate with the Companies indepen,
dent of outside influences. It is under
stood that they will accept 81 IS per dia-
mond car Some think $1.10 will be &C.
cepted.
THREATS OF VIOLENCE.
The miners in the employ Of the Lack
awanna Iron and Coal Company, who re-
sumed operations on Thursday, were
threatened with vengeance by the MEM
bers of the Miners Union, and ceased
work at noon yesterday. Threatening
letters were sent to many of them. and
every effort was made to intimidate and
brighten them by blackleg circulars,
threatening to burn their houses and kill
them if they dared again enter the mines
One of the German miners received re-
peated notice that he would be shot if he
dared show his head in the streets at
night, and that Union miners, Infatuated
at his working were on the watch to
make Thursday's work cost him his life.
Other German miners received similar
threatening epistles, and they were hooted
at, insulted and threatened in numerous
ways. ,.-ft
WORK SUSPENDED.
As consequence of all this work has
been suspended. Arrangements have
been made, however, for their protection,
and many of them have promised to re-
sumo work to day, Saturday. A mass
meeting of German citizens was held yes
terday afternoon, and they pledged them.
selves to stand by and protect their coun-
trymen with their lives if need be. The
works of Hill & Fellows resumed work
yesterday, all former workmen being en-
ployed. The men are to receive tho No
vember prices, one dollar per diamond
car, and by mutual agreement no coal is
to be sold only for home consumption.
Sixty-6ve car loads were taken out yes
terday. f[E# 3L
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Connecticut Election.
HARTFORD, April %.

The canvassers have given q certificate
of election to Congressman Kellogg of the
second district over Hendricks protest.
The pluralities Of the several candidates
for Congress are a. follows:
First district, Strong 665 second dis
triot, Kellogg 40; third district, Stark
weather 1907 /; fourth district, Barnum
1854.
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Winans Regulated.

JAMESTOWN, N. T., April %.
The Republicans of this town yester.
day adopted resolutions branding Winans
as traitor to the party, repudiating him
as their representative. demanding his
resignation, and requesting him never to
return to this assembly district, but to
take up his residence in the Bloody
Sixth" ward of New York, among his
congenial associates. The attempt to
connect Senator Fenton with Winsn's
transactions is pronounced despicsble and
worthy of an unqualified condemnation.
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The Imprevea PuIple maligned.

Editor Rutland Herald Your GORE.
spondent, Zone Of the Worlds People,
in his article entitled 1.-THE Pulpit Inn.
proving" renders just need Of praise to
Rev. J. q. Johnson's excellent sermon 70.
gently published in tho HERALD. for Il
was noble discourse, and Just what Il
wanting in these times, and your GORE
spondent could not have written less and
done himself and the subject justice, but
for some unexplained reason, while pay
ing just tribute of praise to one pulpit
and one preacher, he makes a very I'M.
kind land 90 far a. our knowledge Of tho
pulpit goee) an unwarranted fling. at the
pulpit OF our times, in the following
choice sentences a.a
But it IL refreshing and hopeful to see
the pulpit emerge from the misty regions
OF mere dogmas and theological bubbles
and puzzles, and come up to the plane of
sense and eternal right. Mr..
johnson seems to comprehend the proper
sphere of the pulpit better than some
other preachers, and deals out the truth
In terse, clear and pungent style.
As q friend Of the ever willing and &C.
tive but much abused ministers of Christ,
[ respectfully ask "One Of the Worlds
People," If his severe criticisms on tie
pulpit have local application ? it so, to
state as publicly, as he has made the
charge, which one What is his personal
with our local pulpit? and
further, ii his charges have no local ap.
plieation, what good purpose can be
served by making such Aings in q man
ner susceptible of no other Interpretation ?
would be pleased to have zone of the
Worlds People" answer the foregoing
questions fully and promptly over his
own signature, that the pulpit be not 70.
peatedly stabbed in the dark, assuring him
that if there is need for reply will fol-
low his example.
ISAIAH lviii, 1-MATH. vii, 1.
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Movements OF the President.
INDIANAPOLIS. April %,

President Grant arrived in this city
this morning, accompanied by Senator
Morton, and was met by q committee Of
reception, consisting Of Hon. Daniel Mao
Auley, Mayor, and number Of prominent
citizens. The President remains, here %
the guest of Senator Morton until half
past ten O'Clock tonight, when he will
leave for St. Louis BY special train. A
public reception will be given him at the
Academy Of Music this evening. Adj
dresses will be made BY Senator Morton,
Gov. Baker, Hon. John Ooburn and others.
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Editors Messenger:-I am in daily
receipt Of inquiries about Annatto fol
celoring butter. Allow me to respond t.
them through your columns.
The annatto of commerce is prepared
from the seeds of tropical shrub or tret
growing in South America. The colorine
is all on the outside of the seed, which arr
much the shape and about the size of a
buck-wheat. The process of preparation
is not uniform but the better grades are
produced by soaking the entire seed in
water, and afterward, by exposure to the
alone, fermenting the mass, and evaportine
the superfuous water tillit assumes pasty
consistence, in which condition it is pu
upon the market as "basket annatto.'
This mass of course contains all the far.
naceous matter of the seeds There is
nothing however in the slightest degree
injurious, and if pure IS as harmeless as
new milk. But there is much temptation
to adultertion and perhaps the strongest
temptation springs from the almost univer-
sal practice Of buying with less reference
to quality than price. There is no doubt
whatever about there being an abundance
of the pure article in the market, and if
the consumer is judge Of the good and
willing to pay the price for it there is no
difficulty about getting it.
There has however, Of late come on the
market a new article called "annattoine"
or drv extract ofannatto, which is prepared
by new process and contains only the
coloring matter taken from the outside of
the seed without the farinaceous portion Of
course is much richer for the purpose
desired. 1t is made in this country from
seed imported in the pods and is absolutely
free from all adulteration or admixtures of
every kind and it is the determination of
its manufacturer and his agents to protect
it from every attempt at adulteration or
The greatest difficulty which the dairy
men experience in the use OF annatto results
from their not knowing how to prepare it
for use. The annatto-ine is always sold
with full directions for preparation, and
when it is prepared according to the Oh
rections it gives just the desired shade to
the butter instead of the Objectionable
redish cast which lily prepared annatto
always gives. Iobserve that the prepared
article is advertised in your columns by
one of the St Adams drug houses. | pre-
sumo they keep unprepared also which is
more economical for use on
large scale. -. . bliss.
Georgia, March, 81, 1871.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
HISTORY OF THE WAR
IN EUROPE.

It contains over hundred fine eneravipgs Of
Battle Scenes and incidents in the War; and il
the only authentic and official history Of tina,
great conflict.
P1b',shed In both ENGLISH and German.
Inferior histories are being
- ~ circulated. See that the bOok
you buy contains 100 fine eDgravings and maps
send for circulars and see our terms, and full
description Of the work. Address NATL PUB.
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.

The late European War brought out new facts
of the wonderful efficacy of Carbolic Acid in
healing ynd preventing diseases.
These Tablets present the Acid in com bination
with other efficient remedies, in . popular form,
for the cure OF all throat aud lung diseases.
Hoaxseness aud liberation Of the Throat are
imDediateIy relieved, and statements are con-
stantly being sent to the proprietor Of relief in
cssss Of Threat diseases Of long standing.
CAUTION Don't be deceived BY worth
~ less limitations. Get only
Wells Carbolic Tablets Price Is cents per box.
Send foa circular. JOHN @. kELl 900, PJatt
81, N. T.. Sole Agent for tn. U. &. lapl9dAw4w
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DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT.

y With tveuty-one First Class Steamer, only six
dsys through to Milvautee and Chicago, visnsat
change Of boat. First Class Tseksfs include
Meals sno ssc,s every day. Sundays ex
eented.I On arrival Of noon uaine, for Chicago.
NilWsukee, and intermediate ports, without
change Of boat, and every evening, tSundsys tx
ceptrd) for Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit and inter
mediate ports.
Passengers and families moving West. can EN-.
land together without disturbance or Tfanship-
nent. ct their port Of destina.ion. thus aycidiss
the great iSeonveniencses OF the many &c, -.
delays and <xpenses 81 other routes. 1oste
Steamer have large CABIrs and oTA11 hooAss
amply and neatly furnished. Tor ms casn pesen.
som fcrtah,e sccsDmodsti0ns Jr pasoeDgeu and
0amilIes, who may wish 70 furnish 'h-ir own
,,rovlrions. ~ No efforts viii Be spared TO
MAINTAIN the reputation Of tins, ssthe
3 CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE
Re surs and zee the agents Of III Linz ,sscfs
vou buy your tickets Tfusty men vm aswsys
meet pesseneers ct The Depot in OGosnsDu
take checks and re-rbeck basgsee - ~ 1.s.
Ask for tickets via Norsnefn xks..-. ~.
.ya, 0-SsnsburQ. We will make st the inter.
49, srnvelrr TO zee the Agents a this
80 vurcA sslpg elseWbere. One hun6ed
1@nSs al bseeage Tree, To each passssgss. EGG
s.se ehrehsd thsU7gh 70 al posnts-
1900 in the Great Wess, N.nh Wet cod he
south Wet, eAsspr thaa TIE ehssVeses - eD-
q. 4. EDDY, Managing Agent. o. ssean.
en- Landing. Ogdensburg, n. 4. -.
GEO. ". SMITH, General Ticket Agent, Of
Ace corner Ford and Patterson 6treets. opposite
johnson House, ogdensburg, N.Y. l4dsvez
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A GENTS-MALEAN AND FEMALE.
"A for fast-selliDg popular subscziptioa book.
Extra inducements to Agents. Information free.
Address American Book Co.. 81 William ~. n.
Y. t.. aulodkviv
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Total EXPENSE.

1OtaI eXpenEe, $IOO II
Leaving balance in our hands of $74 10
We find that eighteen different persons
have received assistance, and as nearly all
OF these were heads of families, the num-
Der who have really been benefited is
much larger.
o. L. SLADER, Chairman.
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MEND YOUR BROKEN CHINA,
Iva Glassware. Earthenware, Marble, Wood,
Leather, Toys, &C.. ~ strong as ever, and SO the
joints can scarcely be seen, with ELIAS TRANS
PARENT CEMENT. Always ready. Instant
y applied. Price Is cents, BY mail 80 cents.
Addreee l. ELIAS d Co., SIS Broadway, N.
AGENTS WANTED. Quick Sales. ap19d&w4w
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'DODD'S
NERVINE

DEDUCTION OF PRICES
~ TO CONToRN 10
DEDUCTION OF DUTIES.
GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMES
BY GETTING UP CLUBS.
X Send for our new price lst, and . club
form viii accompany IL, Containing full digsc-
toni, making large SAVING to consumer and
remuneIative to club organisen.
THE GREAT AM ERICAN TEA 90.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON. April 1

WAsH1NGrON, April 90.
| Patrick McGinnis who says he is from
Pswtucket, R. l., appeared at the Office o.
the Chief of Police this morning, and ap.
piled for force of police strong enough te
place him in the White House, which he
claims as his Office. he having been elected
President of the United States by the
people. and that it ia all humbug about
Grants election. He had previously ap'
piled to a lawyer for the police head.
quarters to prosecute his claim for the of.
fee of President before the Supreme
Court Of the United States. He says he
has made a formal demand upon the
President to vacate his seat Transport
alton was obtained for him to Philadel.
phia on his way home to Rhode Island.
The fifty second anniversary of the es-
Establishment of the Order of Odd Fellows
in this country will be observed by its
members here on Wednesday next az q
day of thanksgiving. Extensive preps.
rations have been made for it,
Earl de Grey and Ripon gave last night
at the quarters of the English High Com
mission one of the largest receptions that
ever took place in Washington. There
were present among others all the
members of the Joint High Commission,
Judges of the Supreme Court, members
of the Cabinet, Foreign Ministers. Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress,
eminent officers of the Army and Navy,
and many prominent citizens accompan-
led by ladies'
The Supreme Court has under advise
ment between thirty and forty cases, and
will decide most of them at its adjourned
meeting on May 1st. Chief Justice Chase
is in consultation on two legal tender
cases. and one from the Court of elaine,
involving the constitutionality of tho pro.
vi,o in the act of Congress, July, 1870,
that no pardon on amnesty granted by
the first should be considered by the
courts in deciding upon any claims
against the United States. - ~
From New York.
-t.a -s NEW YORK, April %.
B. F. Pa1alto, recently appointed U. 8.
Consul at Bucharest sends to the Jew
ish Messenger in this city, his conclu.
sious reached, after two months stay In
Roumania, with regard to the.persecution
of his brother Israelites in that country.
He states that the prosecutions of which
the details of somewhat exaggerated ao.
counts were transmitted several months
ago, still continues, and that it is system.
attic, and is fostered by trade jealousies
and the political chicanery of demogogues,
who take this method of obtaining pop
ularity. ..... ....g.
Daniel Symonds, lately manager Of the
Olympic Theatre in this city, and we'll
known in the dramatic profession, died
yesterday at Joe Jeferson's residence,
N. Y. .H.s
Rev. James Thompson, pastor of the
Twenty fifth street United Presbyterian
Church in this city, died on Friday of APP
oplexy.
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1903 USE THE s'vEGETABLE ON
xOkV PULMONARY BALSAM." lO(U
The old standard remedy for Coughs, Colds, Com
sumpttoa. ''NOthing better" CurIxs Bnos, 4
Co.. Boston. foods a& dAv4~
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$40 MADE FROM so CTS.

Something urgently needed by everybody. Call
and see; or y samples sent postage paid, for
50 cents that retail easily for so. r. L. VOL
ooTr, ISL Chatham So, N. Y.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
X N O rs UN ED,
T III e A N ECTAR,
Is A PURE BLACK TEA

with the Green Tea Flavor. Warranted to suit
all tastes. For sale everywhere. And for sale
Wholesale only BY the GREAT ATLANTIC I
PACIFIC TEA CO., Church street, New York.
p. O. Box 5506. Send for Thea-Nectar Circular.
Dap6d&w4w
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+ luxury, HEALTH AND ECON.
- OAY PROMOTED BY USING ]. MON.
ROE TAYLOR'D d
ICREAM YEAST
BAKIN G POWD E. r

Produces the finest Cookery known to Science /;
makes al articles more tender, light and delio-
ious, saves one-third the shortening. takes less
to do the work. always reliable, full weight, best
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j u r u B E. B A

WHAT Is IT?
It 10 . sure and certain remedy for all diseases
Of the Liver and spleen, enlargement or OBJ
stTucti0n Of intestipes, urinary, uterine,
or abdominal organs, poverty or
want of blood, intermittent or re.
mitient fevers. Inflammation
Of the liver, dropsy, slug
.g.=.e gish circulation Of the
blood, abscesses, ~
tumors, jaun-
dice,
Scrofula, dyspepsia, ague and fever, or their
cOncOmitants.
d.. Wells having become aware Of the extra
ordinary medicinal properties Of the South Amer
loan Plant, called
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DHYeICAL EXHAUSTION and the whole
stamp for pamphlet. Box 1890, Boston p. o.
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nR. =. 3. FITCH'S Family Physician; 20
~ pages; rent BY mail free. Teaches how to
cure ALI diseases OF the person skin, HAIR. eyea,
compl ion. Write to ia Broadway, New York.
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MEDICAL GOOD SENSE!
2.ooo,o 900 COPIES GIVEN AWAY.
CONTAINING Startling Valuable IDfnrma
~ ton. Send stamp DR. KNaET, Boz IS,
station L. N. Y.
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GOLD MEDAL EALERATUS.
b The universal choice Of the best housewives IN
America islands without . rival for purity,
healthfulness, economy and fine cookery. Depot
III Liberty st., New York. apl9d&w4w
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FRAGRANT sAPOLIRNK

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of Cloths and
Clothing; removes Paint. Grease. Tar, &C., io-
SANITY. without the least injury to the finest
fabric. Sold BY Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. FRAGRANT RAPOLIENE co. 8s
Barclay Street. New York, 46 La sale Street,
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VINEGAR, how made in 10 hours, without
Y drugs. Particulars 10 eents. 7. SAGE,
Cromwell, Conn. - $3.50
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GENTS! READ HIST!
WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF
w so per week and expenses, or allow Q
large commission to sell our new and wonderful
inventions. Address eF
II. WAGNER 4 CO., Marshall, Mich. Y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
GIVEN Ut As LOST.

The second thing II. the patients must stay in q
possible 20 prevent tnkin cold when the lungs
are diseased. but Il must be prevented OF a cure
especially IN this section Of the country, in the
fall and winter season. are NIL wrong. Physi-
tents. Il their lungs are badly diseased: and YET
because they are In the house they must not
a. much and a. fast as the strength viii bear, 10
get up u good circulation of blood. The patients
well. This has great deal to do with the appe-
lite, and Is the great point u gain.
possibility In the worst cases, and moral GER
tAinty IN all others. y sinful Dr. sehenck's per-
WAS in these modest words;
MANY. years ago was in the last stages OF
me my thought tRa Pc eo ana not ~ i've
week then, Ike a drowning man catching at
which now oner 70 the public and they made
perfect cure OF me. 1t seemed 20 me that l
they soon ripened the matter in my lungs. and
] would spit up more than a pint OF offensive
AS SOON us that began 20 subside. my cough,
fever, pains. and night sweats all began 10 leave
with difhcuity that could Keep from eating too
much. soon gained my strength, and have
III was weighed shortly after my recovery"
added the Doctor. then looking like mere
twenty hye els, pounds, md Tor years have en-.
visits to New-York ana Boston. He or his SON.
Dr. J. H. Schenck, Jr., still continue 20 see pa
tients AZ their ofice, No. i5 North sixth street.
Philadelphia. every Saturday from - IN; toSpM.
Those who wish thorough exhlninntlnn with
the Respironcter Will be charged u. The X, 3
pir,,meter declares tho exact condition of the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they are durable Or not
The directions for taking the medicines are
adapted Ia the intelligence even OF IA child. Fol-
low these directions. and kind Nature Will do the
rcst, excepting that IN some cases the Mandrake
l'ilIs are 10 be taken in Increased doses; the
three medicines need no other Accomplishments
thnn the ample instructions that accompany
them: First create appetite. OF returning
health. hunger Is tho most welcome symptom.
Wncn Il y,nes, as IL will come, let the despair
Ing ut onct be OF good cheer. Good blood ut once
follows. the cough ioosens, the might sweat q
abated. In n short time both OF these morbid
symptom. are gone forever.
tens OF Thousands of families. As u laxative or
pursative, the Mandrake Pills are standard pre-
parat'on while tho Pulmonic syrup as cure
OF coughs and colds. may be- regarded as pro-
phylacterIc against consumption IN any of It's
Prize ~ the Pulm0nic Syrup and Seal weed
Tonic, u 80 bottle, or $40 bali dosen. Man
drake Pulls. y cents box. For sale BY all drug.
sasas and dealers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
A BiUcrs ri,hom Alcohoi or Spirits Of
any kind.

Is different from all others. f. n composed OF
i the pure Juices, or Vital Principle Of Roots,
Herbs and Bsrks, Tor, M incidentally termed, Ex'
tracts the worthless or inert portions OF the IN
gradients not being used. Therefore, in one bot
tie Of this Bitters there IL contained ~ much
medicinal virtue as will be found in several gal.
ions Of ordinary mixtures. The roots, ETC.. used
In this Bittsrs ere grown in Germany, their vital
principles extracted in that country by n seien.
tItC Chemist, and forwarded to the mandatory
IN this city, where they are compounded and bot
tied. Containing no spirltuous ingredients, bis
Bitters Is free from the objections urged against
sll others. No desire for stimuianis can be In.
duced from their use they cannot make drunk.
ards, and cannot under any circumstances have
any but u beneficial effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12

To the medical world, and will eradicate diseases
arising from impure blood, Debility 81 the
digestive Organs, or Diseased Liver,
IN shorter time than any
other known rem.
CIlea