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, 1874-12-26
A Marshal OF tIlc Republic.

FfutH ths Ei7GinHHt AHF. ..
Among the Americans who attended a. ball
Mason was our Minister thero, was Jack 6plccr,
Of Kentucky. Jack rlahed tho lresH somewhat
strong, aud sported cpauiettca on lin shoulders
large enough TO Htart four Major Generals in
business. Jack was the observed of all observers,
and rot mixed up with party TINT his friends
could not account for. Wherever tho h1arBhala
OF Frnnce won't, thero weut Jaok-and when the
Ma,sllals sat down. Jack did tho Bame, always
taking tue post Of honor. Tho day after the bali
Jack called Oh onr Minister to Franco, who
atartod up q conversation in tho following way !:
II hear, Jack, you wore at tho ball last ovcn-
ing" ,,n
"For which you wero indebted, suppose, to
tho high old company you got mixed up with
~ t4o WY: how came you assoclatod with tho
MarBisRlBf"
"IIow? BY virtuo OF my Office. Thoy we're
Marshals of France, wlllo l am nothing olae
than Marshal Of tho Nopublc. I showed my
position, and took post accordingly"
"By right OF your Office What do you
mean
.'l.cad aud aoo !! s"
Here Jnc!t presented Alr. Mason with wltoy-
brown paper, with q soul big enough for T.
pound weight.
AMY commission Of Marshal received in
1a5O, whom / assisted In tnking tho census In
Frankfort"
"You don't mean to Say that You travel on
thfa 2"
VI don't mean anpthllg else. That makes me
Marshal OF tho Republic, and intend to
haye tho Office duly honorod."
Mr.. MaBon allowed tliat Jack was doing very
largo business on very Hunil capital.
, 1874-12-26
OUR ROYAL GuEST,

New fonE, Dec. 25.-King kaakana this
morning attended tho Berrlcos III st. Thomas
Church, Fifty.third strickland Fifth avenue. In
tho afternoon the King held IN informal recep.
tion, at which former residents Of Ills Kingdom
mud many prominent oitizenB wore presented.
Iii tue evening His Majesty attended BOOTHS
Theatre,
From, tho Nco FORK Hyad
Tho Niug walked along behind, freely, easily,
swinging gold-loadcd cano iu hls gloyod hands,
and chatting to tho charge ut his Bilo. Tho
crowd was decorous and respectful, nnd did hot
good deal more--t'atrick Flynn, an 1riHhman Ill
osor look, and dress, and ninunor. Tho King was
expecting warm reception somewhere, probably,
but he looked about rs susprisea as q King could
look, wlsoli Patrick Flynn jumped forward, ani,
Hoizing the royal hand like pleboian pumphanGe,
rapidly shouted III his car, - Your Hghness il
woscomc to Jarsey CITY; Yonr Aighnehs is vel
romembor that!" and as his astoniahed Majesty
passed on, laric!l Flynn clappcd his hands Oil tho
royal ovcrcoat. with an approving ''0ood byo:"
"That was certainly very wlr1n welcome" said
King knlalaua, turning to Ills companion with
smile, aud it certainly waa.
From The 4Stp FORK SnH.
In the Windsor House, Whero tho munificenco
Of The city Inns provided 1ursorB for Ills Majesty
Interview with him as soon nH lo Ind sufficiently
recovered from tho fatigue Of hls journey from
Washington. and tho propoBtcrous aunkiea who
surround him could DO e]bowcd out of tho way.
"I[ow do yu1 feel? waa the first question pro.
pounded by tho reporter. ~ am tirod and sick, ,"
said the King. II understand that you havo
bad cold" continued tho reporter, ntcrroga-
lively. "Yos," said tho King, this climate il
not like my own, and, besides. smoke too
much" "1Iow have you enjoyed yourself since
you havo boen III this country +? waB
tho roportera next ieading question. Woll,"
sn!d the King. III auswcr, T. I've been
aay somewhat surprised Mt the comnotion Ihayo
n,ado. ! wish, however. could quietly travel
in this country, and SEQ what il to DO seen with
out 10 much fuss" t. But King emit travel,
unless incoenito, without attracting attention
aud remark" continued the aaSaclouH reporter.
ssThat ,nay bo truo." responded thu King, - but
people ought to remember that am simply tue
| legal representative or my people. Our nativo
population III i'll onr islands is not groRtor thnn
TINT OF ono of your small cltics and tue titlo
bear Ii IN eome sohseH extrlyAgant." "Wllat do
you think ot New York;" asked tho reporter.
"WelI," said tho King, ~ haye htn'ply tho lcol-
| ing Of boing In 4 big city. notice that your
| stroots arc dirty think hoard aonlchodY say
| they woro 'slushy, OIL acoonnt Of tho snow.'
| What docs tlat moan3 7" While tho reporter wnH
| trying to onllghton tho sovereign oil this tmoly
subject, cruHh Of officials cut short the inter-
| WOW.
, 1874-12-26
THE CITY.
THE PACIFIC HOTEL.
1Nra t7fNkffT+ftf. rNxnfr1Hk


Ihe procedures IN court wednesday ngasnet
alcaHra 0ago hice, propnctorH of the Grand
raciilo Hotql. created quito nrster III business
circion nn,1 ,hc ronnrsa r,h1tuhod couvavcd a
cr,o ,,aa "'a -, ~, o.a1,, "roas ~ ,'aso
cFaoo 1aea OF 'he 'lhane'a! troubles OF 'heae gan
'4onlcn' ies.craay tho "details OF tho aitaatioh
scre acarctlcd out by n nroporter, md whilo They
may not do 11caHrs. Gage & nice any material
GOOD with Tim nublio ar nromotc thoir fnnncis,
et,rt1;n, o,v;a,a r;,o,. - 49,, thaxo H. u,,ti
,.a ~, ,,..s ~. ,.,s,.;a 2 sno.' W. "'
nnu III tnom very !Ht'o 10 ohaoalo over.
York, President OF tho Chicago, Rock Island &
pacino In,,road. thrp,,ph n}s arsnta, h5o.s,a. ",
~ 11rnr1, n nj 'I,cn,,a rorLar syaa ~ ,,oasos.,,,
OF the hotel by virtue Of caattel mortgage for
$780, 600, and TINT tho action Ia court by h1oaBss.
Allen, MacAey l. Co., Wednesday, was brought
ostcnstb.v IN oufo;n AFR. 1traov ar his ,oenta
ts.s,, .,,n,a.,,,,. ~ 49,. ,....., ~ 49, ,'...~
1loh' als'oS'''s n ., 11o pfopeIa5 o. 'ha houso'
other A. public or private sale, ox'
, 1874-12-26

For fashionable woman OF Aroqllipa, tho
yuly height Of bon ton il to havo Tor her carpet
bour8r n little Indian from tho Sierra Nevada,
whether a boy or u glvl is Of no consequences, but
the little dwarf should be rs round as Tub and
clothed in tho traditional costume which iB do
aignodly exaggerated to ronder 1t grotcHqno. 10
bo followed by ; couple Of thoao n!armots Is tho
worry tip.top of fashion. The gift of very
yoyng Indian, Of from 4 to s yoars, IL sucA
q prosont from 8 man to woman AZ shows the
very best tasto. The sweetest Of wheodIings.
tho most express 60 nmnndB aro brought to bear
upon thu traveller who caves home for tho
Sierra. "Ylda min, no 10 olyllo u Malldarmo
un Indiecito." Oily life, do not forget to bring
me 4. littlc Indian) Such is euro to be tho part-
lug phrase, and il tho traveller hns no reason TO
decne compliance, ho aelccts from 6ono family
ed age, whom le purchases Of tho fathor tor o
few piastcrs and supply OF cocoa aud brandy.
The Mothcr, who has received nothing, Of
course raises great outcry vt tho idea Of part
ing with the Benjamin Of her family, but tho
traveller .consoles hor with new potticoat, and
for lltto sum oven obtains her consont. Pos
sossed Of tho prlzo, ho profits by the departure
oil tho trAt caravan to pack him of lilso luGGagn
to tho lady OF s heart. Tho arrival Of tho youug
altoctllon oxcltcs no c'ld OF TRANSPORTS thoy
posci,cu tloy admire him and laugh over him
tiil tlaoy cry. lllon ho has to DO undroBsod,
scrapol ali over, and LIS skin scrapsd, nay,
alnsoat stripped on !; laatly, ho s clothed in a
costume With Which ll1 ~ ue!lGuted Anu PROUD.
After n certain amount OF indigestion, for tho
child cannot bo expected to change with lmpn-
nitY tho poor living of his homo for tho cakes
md otllor laxurIes which, he gots among hiH now
frie.lls bis stomach acqaltos tho necessary do
lectatiou, aud tho lstla actor plays, to tho gen.
oral satisfaction. his double part Of page aud
lap.dog. UmEappIly nothing is stable horo bo-
low. Our little Iutllan 1lnds this to blu cost
,YI.eu la reaches his twelfth year, aud hiu OWN,
ets, tnling that llis leGa hayo grown too long
for tho ulce Of carpet bearer, banlsa linn from
tho parlor aud deprive him ot hib Ivory. lie III
ties, of whose little secrets he latl 10 long boon
thu ta.o-bearur, make him pay by n,any q awilch
of tho noso for hiH past lnliscrelion and PROS
ucrity.-- I'auE Murcpyts IraVg{s
, 1874-12-26
LOCAL LETTERS.

10 the Editor Of 1hs Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO. Doc. 25.-In tho report contain-
cd in your paper Of tho 24th inst, concerning
the proceedings in Court tho previous day In
sturgea ys. Board Of Trade, etc., tho position OF
tho Hon. g. B. Lawronco in the case is incor-
rectly stasod. Judge Lawrence appeared aa
counsel for tho Board Of Trado, md not for tho
complainant, and he opposed tho prayer OF tho
complainant for an appeal to the Supreme Court
from an intorlooutory order tfissotying tho In
junction, and maintained ttas, before any ar-
peal should be allowed, tho bill Of complaint
Court ended. It'd
, 1874-12-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

4 night school ia to 10 startod at tho News
boys Homo earlY in January.
There will be meeting at tho Waahingtonan
Homo this evening ut 7 o'clock Of tho Temper
anoo Reform Club. for tho election Of ofIlccra
undor tho now constitution adopted, md for
such other business aa may properly come before
it.
Tho Saturday Sunday school toachorn meeting
to.dey at noon In Farwol Hall will DO ono of ,1u-
ustlnl interest. Tho exerolsoB will consist OF 4
reviow of tho Sunday-school lessons for tho Inst
quartor, aud tho following will take part in tho
A. Z. 1uttredge. tho Rev. Q. L. Thomp pHon, tho
Rcv. Il. DeBaptistc, tho Nov. II. D. Sheppard,
tho Rov. i. L. Patton. tho Hov. J. II. Glbson,
tho 1soY. Charles Z. Cheney, the Rev. W. @.
McDougall, j.: ". Dean, J. '. Farwel, Z. s.
Albro, aud D. T. jacobs.
, 1874-12-26

III ono q my previous letters / gave an ac-
count OF tho yatuc and the destination of tho
tie mud OF pnriB is WORTH, Ia its orudo etate il
Is valued Mt sl2o, 900 per annun, but when pre-
pared for nanule It soils at pricoa ranging from
20 csnta to 81 for cubic yard, mud is worth
sG0o 600 for tho annual product. Tho bidders
the streets, aud for removing ill accunulateS
filth, undor tho surveillance Of tile authorittee.
Several Thousand polsons aro employed in tbat
sersice. In 1928 tho parie dirt waa soll for 75.-
0oo francs (:l5.ooO; IN 1881 tho purchasers
$100, ,0oo.-Paris Correspondence Philadelphia
Press. 'N
, 1874-12-26
Tho Cost of Living Now nnd uofQrs
thu War.

From tbs Fhi3aaelphia Ledger.
A comparison OF tho prices Of tho staples Of
tho country In wholesale ularkets III November,
1869, 1864, and 1874 ahows TINT prices nro nearly
Al low, aud III some casos lower, now than before
tho War. 1t thoy arc reduced to tho gold stan
dard. Wloat Ii sol'ing ut about tho same prlcos
In currency as 1t aeld Tor in gold In 1850. Coru
iH soug for half what 1t did in 1904 (tho year
wheu gold touched aS5l, mud about the samo
prIco, gold valuon. ~ it did in 1860. Cotton is
oue-n!nth the price reached lu 1864. proyis!ons,
, 1874-12-26

Cnf18tmh8 IA Love Tokon
To wife, mother, sister, or sweetheart, Cbr,sk.
mas present should be useful beautiful, aud not nco
casarily expensive. Tho Wilson shuttlo sewing-ma.
chino combines all OF these elements. It Il usolu elo
gan durable, md Ornamental and 1t IL tbs Inost ap-
propriato TOXIN Of Affection. It racelsod tho highest
award a Vienns It iB 80 vary atmple that child can
ors homes free Of charge. It Is sold on Easy monthly
payncns At lJ7 State street and In at Of tho principal
es'es ana Towns o. tho United satcs Wilson Sewing
, 1874-12-26

Since The Pauio
tho Home Sewing Machine Company hare greatly 70.
dueed tho rates on sowing machincs having led tha
way In tue direction OF hard tmo prices,
Having most trustworthy machine, which they
se ut worry reasonable price, It IL not strange TINT
their trada ia IN tonrishing condition, and that
cneorfulnoss prevails At thelr salesroom, No. IL
State atroet, =
, 1874-12-26

still Another s.Splrttlant Exposure.
The spiritualistH aro having bud luck OIL both
sides Of tho Atlantic. 1t will bo remembered thas
tho katlo King phenomenon waA first introduced
at tlo aoances nf Miss Florence Cook In London.
Tho BplrisualihtB l,ayo hitherto stood by l.or ~
m iolsost medium but now her orcditiB ruined.
too. A wicked unbelieycr. namod Htpp, caught
anl held Miss Cook by tho hand In tho eourso Of
q manifestation, which, 1t WAS represented, was
going on through spiritual agencies aiouo. Ho
has oxpoaod tho fraud In tho London Echo.
, 1874-12-26

pATERoS, N. j., Dec. 25.--To-ntght James
Vreeand (colorod) rms attacked by a gang Of
wllte mon. who tried to rob him, near tho Eric
depot. lilo ran and they followed md tried to
shoot him. Finally ho stabbed ono Of his M.
aallants, Robert Dabcoclt, in .ho neck, 1ntlcttng
serious but not fatal wouud. 4 groat crowd
tlcn chased Vroeland threatening to lynch him,
but he concoalod h,nlnolf In d I.ouae, and Aens
Tor lilo police, to whom ho surrendered himBotf.
Tho police also arrested Charles Titus, ono Of
Treelan1'H nesai1ants. Great excitement pro
walls In tho noighborllood.
, 1874-12-26


beloved vito Of John D. illurc III tho B5t yoar Of hos
nKu.
nerai from No. 235 Woat Madison 4troot today tht
3Sth, at II o'clock thenco 10 NosehIu Cemotlfy b
M tho o'clock p. trnin.
CLARkE-At Downglao, Mich, on tho ORC Of tho s1st
Inst, Mrs. p. i. Ciarko, mothor Of Dr.. William Il.
Cinrxr OF this city,.
aains takon 70 cr Brighton, pcur.. for sntormont.
AEDERS0N-On Friday, tho 18th inst, at No. {e1
Nes Taylor street. Mrs. bdgot Anderson ollct OF tha
lhto Geofgs Anderson.
N0tico Ut fun0ral hereafter.
, 1874-12-26

aANrBALDf AND THE ARMY or THE EABT.
PARIS, Dec 25.-dasiba1di has written 1cttor
in reply to tho aatonontg contained in tho ro-
cont report Of tho Investigating Committee Of
tho Fronch Assembly on tho Army Of tho East.
Grabaldi blanca Gen. Dourhnki for not commu-
nicating with him. aud INSERTS TINT ho opposed
hfonteufrel to the tast extremity. III tho sanio
letter Gnrlbaidi makos btter attack upon tho
Trench priesthood.
, 1874-12-26

Fine Oil Paintings.
Do not miss tbs laat chanco to view Dontc1lh great
work entitled tho "Advance Of Civilization" now On
FREQ exhibition at $50 Stats street, ne collection Of
oil paintings will ho closed In tho sale Saturday
at 10 anu o'clock, Smith Harrison, auotioneess,
, 1874-12-26
HELD FOR MURDER.

HItcld4 U1Sl3alcN to TIC t67tN0o 7T7bHnt.
GABLE, O., Dec. 25.-Hack Hail aud Joseph
Jones woro examined last evening on the charge
Of numbering Robert Lynlas. Saturday night, tho
10th inst, near this p!aco. The testimony was
worry strong against them, aud they woro sent to
jail until tho next term Of court. Tho evidence
Hall, brother Ut Hack Hull. wns ono Of tho
primo movers in tae murder. Officers arc III
pursuit, but haye failea 70 fnr to lind him.
, 1874-12-26
RAILROAD CONVENTION POSTPONED.

Speent UtsrGtcA to 1Ist Chfcdgo 1FituAe
Srn1Nar1gLp, ILL.,, Doc. 25.-rho Convention OF
tho llailroad Commissioners for the NorthwoHt-
ern States, which waH to havo boon held In tlls
city on tho 2ytA inat., haa boon postponed at tho
rotI,loBt Ut the Commissioners Of WISCONSIN till
tho 2Qsh Of january, 1910.
, 1874-12-26

7.
tSpscfai DISPATCH to Tho Chicago If1bunt.
ALTON, ILL.,, Dec. GA sad accident happened
last evening, about 4 milcs above this city. The
circumstances woro as folows: Yesterday af-
tornoon, son, 10 Soa1a old. Of Alr. Charles
Steiner. Of this place, atartod up tho river On
q hunting expedition, and, whom near Clifton,
landed, mud took hold Of his gun by tho muzzle.
III drawing it towards hina, the trigger caught on
tho aeat OF the skiir Which discharged it, and ho
roceiyed the entiro cuntents III hs breast, Young
Steiner died thiB afternoon.
, 1874-12-26

ST. LOUIS, Dec 25.-Tho Globes Chester (1ll.)
spocinl says Jacob aud William Fisher, aud Amos
Young, Of Ellis Grove, Randolph County, ,nade a
m1rdero,1s assault upon D. II. Roberts last night.
1,obcrts took rcfngo in tho storo OF Chriat Doaro,
aud Young, who is q notorious despcralo fol-
lowed with tho intention Of killing lin. Boaro
ordered Young to leave tho PROMISES, which ha
refused to do, and threatened to shoot Boare
and his son. wt,eroupon Joseph Doaro, IT,, snot
Young, killing him Instantly.
, 1874-12-26

Chiokering Upright Pinnoa.
Strong and clcnr In tone stand in tuna splendid
warranted durable: occupy worry small space. Heed4
Tampl0 Of Music, % Van Buron street.
, 1874-12-26

CINCINNATI o., Dec. 25--A a1e in Newport.
KY, tonight destroyed Robeaon & Goa distil-
1erg. With it's contouss and two small buildings
adjoining. LOSS on distillory, $4,000; insur-
anco, $4,000. LOSS on tho other buildings,
$4,000; insurance, 81 900.
, 1874-12-26
1NuEND1Anlrs At WORK.

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LAronTE. Ind, Dec. o5.-1t Is oyidont that
set Of professional robbers arc In tho city. There
lima been suspicion Of 1t for aomo time, md tho
polico-forco las boon doubled. ThiB oyoning
seems to havo been tho ti1no for thoir
work. Thero lavo boon Two fires
aince p. m. to-day, tho work
Of these Villains. 4 large barn, owned by D. T..
cows arc burned. Tho Fire Department ia doing
oxcelont service, and thero iB no dauger Of tho
lire spreading.
, 1874-12-26
THE WEATHER.

WAsu1Yo1oS, D. c., Dec. 25.-For tho North
west and Uppor Lako region, increasing cloudi-
ncBs aud colder weather, with southwest to north
west winda. stationary or rising barometer, and
snow north OF Iowa aud nnar La1o Superior.
, 1874-12-26

Speeiai Dtspateh to The Chhaao Tribune.
CAnLH O., Dec. 25.-John Gray, 20 years old,
was fatally injured this morning by the bursting
OF log with powder. Ho bored g hole in tho
log mud fitlod It with powder, 1t lgnited before
he got ont of reach and exploded, broaking one
log and nrn1. and causing internal injurios. No
hopes OF hlB recovery.
, 1874-12-26


ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. GA fire at 2 this
1notning destroyed Bruggermun'd old brewery,
unused. and the tSo-ssory frame house and
frane barn belonging to jacob hainzor. on Oak
.st1oot, near tho head OF Ninth street. Loss
about $l,B0o. When Company No. returned
to their engino-llouse, tHonty or moro wero
drinking. A desperate fight onsuel, growing
out Of standing quarrel betwocn volunteer and
pn.d mombeta. Frank Gruher, q driver, was
knocked down and stamped on. Ho is still
bleeding from tho lungs, which were some way
seriously injured His brother George, not d
member OF tho company, came to his
help aud was seriously punished. Delaney,
foreman, bud lis scalp laid open to the bono
ovor tho forehead from one temple to tho other.
AMI received numerous other wounds Oh The
bead, face, aud neck. Thomas Now, Que Of tho
volunteers, "ns seriouaIy injured. Frank
Griiher and Delaney are no much hurt that fatal
1csu!la are feared. T4o othora are confined to
bed by shei, injuries. SpannosB. motal knuckles,
aud clubH were used freely, mud tho wonder Is
that moro wero not seriously hurt. Fights layo
occurred iu this company before, and tho citi-
Zens complain thu. the Chiof Of tho Department
should have before now roorganizod tho conl-
pany. Unfortunately. under tho City Charter,
the volunteers hayo practically tho oootion OF
Chief lu their hands. Efforts will be made to
amend tho law 30 that the Chief will bo ap-
pointed by tho Mayor or elected by the Council
without nomination from tho Department.
, 1874-12-26
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT AND KILLED.

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT AND KILLED.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Clsteaao frsdunt.
BuoYRus, O., Dec, 25.-Four miles weat Of
horo today two sons Of 1aaac Hammakor, aged II
apd 16. were playing with shotgun, which &C.
cidcntally discharged. killing ono Of them iu-
Htantly,
, 1874-12-26

Love Turns His Back
on atoyen1iness, "a regards The teo!h. Keep them
pure, all ya who wish to bo beloved and carssscd.
Sozolont ia uhequalcd means o! whitening, pol
hhtng. and preserving them.
, 1874-12-26

80 bo!atorous tint Ramspot ordered thom ont Of
tho house. They dccllnol to 60 aud Bill struck
lsamspot With boor-mnE, cutting his forehead
badly, when Nat advanced with d knife
mud Hatd hc boloyo1 lo would XIII
lfamspot. l1o thon commenced cutting at him,
iu,ctlug gl,astly wounds an lilo head, faco, md
Eody, mono of which nro likely to provo fatal.
Doth nssalanss wore nrrcetcd mud arc llow In Jail.
, 1874-12-26

JKHFEnaoNyll1E, Ind. Dec. 25.-Two broth
ess, Dill and MAJ Beck, noted ro"dles, while on
spreo last night, entered John Ramspos'a Ha!oon
. sssas disturbance. They purpoHe!y became
, 1874-12-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

NEW York, Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Italy,
from Glasgow; Holland, from London.
PLYMOUTH, Eng, Dec. 25.-Arrived- Steamer
Schiller, fro,n New York.
, 1874-12-26


OLHyE1ANp. O., Doc. 25.-Iho Jury in the case
Of John Johasou, OIL trial for tho murder Ut hiH
friend, Audrow Johnson, uoar thin city. laut Au-
aust, returned a verdict last night Of murder In
tho frat degree. The prisoner will probably 1o.
caive hiB eoutonce npxt week.
, 1874-12-26

Let TN draw veil oyor The scone. Night afler
night after night the unhappy couple retire u,,-
dor protest. Thoy HAY "Now lny n,e down To
aieoi". with profound unbesief, aud. exhausted
will! the hont. tsll into enIi-uuco,isciol,sness,
aomo tondor spot. Tho vito rlsop, and,
sitting In the easy chair, gazoB at tho
comet with an opera-glaas. Tho husband
tosHcu, and scratches, ani says something
under his breath, aud. riHing, "wraps
down "-npon The lounge. Aftor soma weeks Of
snartyrdom, and the sudden mysterious do
part,ro OF ono or two boartlora, our couple learn
that everybody III tho house is privately COM
tatipg tho b--b-gs. untlor souret compact NTH
houHu by letting 1t DO known 10 thu rest Of tho
bonrdorp, In 0vosy caso the willy old ptagor Ind
lnatnuatod to tho oomplalner that 1t was i'm
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-03-05
PAIN KILLER.
lS4O. 1877 4
Time TESTS ThR N erits II All ThiDgS.

1Hll1A YEARS is certainly long enough time
80 prove the efficacy OF any medicine, and that the
Pam Killer is deserving Of all its proprietors claim
for it, il amply proved by the unparalleled populari
Y il has attained Ii is 4 and effective remedy
1t is sold in almost every country in the world and
need onlN TO be known to he priced and its rcpu
tat'on AIedcine Of Great Virtue, is fully and
permanently e7tablishad 1t il the Great Family
Medicine OF the AGE. Taken internally it cures Dya-
EMERY, Cholera, Diarrhpa, Cramp aud Pain in the
stomach, Bowel Complaint, Painters Collie Liver
Complaint, Dyapep Or Indigestion. Sudden Cold,
Sore Throat and Coughs, Taken Externally, it
cure7 Biui-s5, Boils feion7, Cuts, Rurns Scal,i7,
ola Sore. ma Npran7, Swenge Of the Jointa
Toothache Pain IN the Face, Neuralgia and Rheu
matism, Chapppd Hand, Frost Bitten Feet &c.
Pam l. auppo ed tob the lot Of Us poor mortala,
a inevitable az death, md liable At any time to come
upon u7- Therefore. it is important that remedial
agents should be At hand 20 be used on emergency
when we are made TO feel the cXCurcatng agony OF
pam, OF the dcpre7 ing influence of disease, Such
remedial exist in Perry Dayis * Pain. Killer" the
fame Of which has extended over all the earth.
Amid the eternal iccs OF the Polar regions, or be
meath the intolcrabe and burning suns of the troI
ic9 il virtues are known and appreciated. And by
ii suffering humanity has found relief from many of
it. l4. The effect OF the Pain Killer upon the pa
trent, when taken internally IN case. OF Cough,
Cola, Bowel Complain Cholera, Dyscnterv and
other affections of the system has been truly won.
aertul, and has Won for ii a name among medical
preparations that can never be forgotten. Its sue
Cess In removing pain, a IN external remedy in
cases of Burns, Bruises, Scrr- ana Sprans Cuts
Stngs Of Insects. &c. and other causes of suffering
l"s secured Tor il the most prominent position