davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-02-12

that tferc was no ncceasity fos Increased ts1a-
tim; hut NOW ho wonld a,.deavhr to
show that tlcre was necessity lot m
creased taxation. Aa he ha! stnenroly DO.
eosId get alung without resnrting to that most
nnwelcoma Of taaast,roa for tho purpose 81 tnak-
ing tho roer,pta and expenses u tlie uoveih-
mont meet, 40 l,e waa with tho same sincerity
wan no o.tlcr practical method OF doing 10 than
},y Yeao,ting to taxntion, flls altlcanty "as not
Diminished 1y tic renootio1 TINT, IN tho rolraa
OF oyents, this wnH the Inst ti1no sia would nd
drcas tho llonnc On any such nahJecs. Ihero
lsa then heen two graunda on which
he had l,opeI 10 avoid tho necessity
Of Increased taxation. Tlloko wtro a
confident haro that there wouid be a
gcueral rcvlval Of is1aness, aud that the.o
would La a reduction OF cspet1ao. The estifnato Q
yoar wan at That tino sta3i. .775.oj3 ana it wah
c3nccted tllnt out ot That amount Aonn here
ebout sa.0oo,ooo coula he applied to .is siahin::
fluid. Tho actual receipts tor tltat year were
s1,3l!. .as2 over and aoo:o tho c'rirt expenses ot
the novesament. fast pecem'cr, tie Scrf"ta'ynf
tta Treasury estimnt ed tho ecciHts n1!d cSpensGH
for the iiHcnl year to be each that there would
10 el,rptns Ut TO. .Ca3,Uvl to 10 applied to thu
eukns furtl; bit iu reality. the actual receinH
since tlat re| Mt VIZ. made wefo moro widely 'f.
sercnt {runi tho cgtttuetca thai flloy hal been
ti,,sinx apy yeas FOR the last fiFo yeasA*
lArl4.H OFF ls R!:cI:1fT7.
Tho actual racetpss Ind fallen far short Of tll'
csttu.ato4 for rs.nn cat,sns not nuito understood
I,r tI:ase "lo tnadn lltauco study; The uccipt'
fft.t,. cu.ou. hal begun 10 fall Oft, and hoc
faleu uiE t., !lu extent OF s,.G00.tsl, or nbou
gl01, ,0lN n ti;r. II n'c: falling OF continual
during tho ycns, thers woaid itc " decis o1 st35
t}Va, ,GBu.
lie 1nn4o statement Of comparative reccfCtE
AMI espen.ca Of Tic Government eiuca 1t'0, ~
follows:
, 1875-02-12
PACIFIC MAIL.
kNTEH s1{itt AOAEH.

Sptcial Dtspdth to Thu CHICAGO Tribune.
WARRINGTON, y. g., Feb. 11.--John Roach. ct
Pacific Mail notorioty, has appeared In Congress-
to protest against tho cancellation Of tho Pacific
Null subsidy ot 1879. rhls 10 docs in the form
Of memorial, 1lla arguments are those Of tho
paciao Mail Rtaa,nship Company, aud explain
tue hue OF dofonsa OF that Company
in llle faoi6o Mali investigation. lis prIntEal
pouta aro these The evidence does not show
TINT auy Congressman was bribed. 6tockwel],
VITO is called ti.nia aud anxious spcculator.
ts charged with having stolen the money,
AID to havo teon used by Irwin. The
rolut Ia made that whatever may be
thought Of the action Of thu Peos,lent aud
agent In tasipg this money frpn tis company,
neither the Company and ii presullt Stockholders
Gul officers, nor tile lnterosts sAsi represent. nof
thu hulldara at tlar rhlpa. should 10 held
responsible for or injured i. Tue 'e>t OF the
memorial Is full OF cou.nun!stla workshop arIu'
uleuts, and OF
cuHAr TALK ABOUT the OLD FLAG
and tho foreign domination of 1hs keas. The
memorial says; "T4s 1o,eAI will deliver ma1i-
tI,!s supremacy Ia tie Pacific Oceau completely
Iuto English hauaA. cotnpanY has Alfoaly
hecn formed for tho ayowo4 purpose Ct
running English chips flom Sahs FrasIeisco to
Chua and japan. 1ta agout5 and itH INFLUENCE
l,aye been, aud uoH a.e, ~ work fon,ontInS hok-
tllity and prejudice against tha Tacllln alall
CoElrany, and endeavoriaE to aecire Tue cau.
collation. of tho coalssos OF 1873. T4s action Of
tue Ssusta ts evidently oIoaely watched ~ in-
teEcslei pattses." THIS u exactly
THE FLAn 1RwiN Fo11.owxD
In getting the suhsid,. lie w&s drst dstsstsd
tu tla House. In tho arent Of defeat In tha
6saAts, tia Company threatens to 90 II tue
, 1875-02-12

TlNENuAQk d EAHE%
WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. 1l.-Mr. Hamilton
(aid.) presented minority report from the Com
mttee on Privileges aud Elections. slgnad by
himself and Salisbury, agaInat the admission OF
p.nchback ID Senator from Louisiana Ordered
rslntsd, aud to lo on the table.
CHOLERA HGANE.
Atr. McC1oe1y introduced bill setting forth
that It had been noticed IN thu Medical Jou'nat
ofAs Tinted Glates that Asiatio cholera wsH
spreading westward. aud how ragged on the bor-
ter8 os Merico, and directing tue Secretary OF
Wxr to &istall competent medical oitcerH Of tho
army to investigate the report and klya due no.
tico Of the spread Of tho disease. Tho bill also
provides an appropriation Of 25,060 to dotray the
01panses OF such investigation.
INTERNATIONAL fA1soS CoNaREsa.
1T. Cameron called up the House bull author
Ixlua tha President to appoint Commission 10
&tte,,d tho International Penc!lnsiarY Congress,
tu bo hsld Ia Itume usxt year. Passed..
THE PEABODY SCHOOL. BILL.
Mr. Howe moved to tske up his motion Of yer
terdxy to raoonsidet tue yoto by which the bill
to grant \ slta for tAa Peabody School In Ut.
AuEuHtius, Fla, wss passed.
Kr. Hp1ague objected.
ANorAkR RAILWAY 111I.
Tbs Viss-g1ssiasnt than <Allsd fog bua{1sss On
, 1875-02-12
FOREIGN.
The F-snch Assembly Progressing Slow
~ On the Constitutional Dills.

FRANCE.
MI. wAsuBunNE AND TIE FREMONT sw1HpLE.
tiier11l Cl6h steeiail
70 the EIGor eftht Hera'd:
Pms, Fob. 1l.-Eogardins the charge O:
tho New York SIN TINT | received 91e,-
0cD for my official influence In getting
the Fremont bouIs plnscl oil the Paris
Dourse il IL to the last degree faBe aud asrocIoua
noTer received dollar, AMI gns norer offered
dollar In my life for my oiris influence iu this
OF suy other matter. Those bonds were placed on
tho pnlis Bourse . month hefuro I arrived
in France, In the spriug Of 1sSo. ! exposed tnelr
fraudulent character, and advised tho State De-
p1rtmcnt about them. afy cor:espondence wna
called for by Congress, and printed. The par
tiea who put the bouds OIL tue n>Arl:ct wsro furi-
GUS will. mo for giving Information aR to !hait
true elIatacter; and Fremont published . pam
rhlet on the subject, arraieuing tuo for dtncrcd-
itinE eFcat American enterprise, r. a,,.
tb;gnoU Z. i. HAsunuaSE+
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL nl14t4A.
Paris, Feb. 11.--Tho Assembly to-day took up
tile bill for the organization Of the Stnate. The
cmondment providing TINT Senators 10 thoaen
by tlia Haue electors aB deputies IN the
Lower Clanber, was adopted By vote Of 3o2
yeas $40 mars. Tho amendment to tho Sepato
bill ras carried by tba upltetl votes Of
tho Left aod Eonapartiats. Fifty lcg!timists sb-
stained from voting. bnt they hopo to cause tho
rejection OF this, rs well III MI nther cophtttu-
tionaI BILLS when they come up for final action.
Tho Right Ceutre IL dissatisfied with tho course
legislation has taken, and tho Committee Of
1l1r.y are disposed to roetgn. Tho Lett hRs
decided 10 mako ayory possible concession III the
matters Of detaj In order to save the cotlstitu-
tionAl bills.
, 1875-02-12
THE POLITICAL BILL"
aaAfE OF ITH IInYIH1lSa.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. ia joint CAUCUS
Of Republican Senators and Representatives. waH
lleld at tho Capito! tonight. Owing to misun-
standing tho attendance Wes not large. The
Joint committees Of tho caueusps OF both
Houses made report recommending = bill
authorizing the President to suspend tho witt
OF haboas corpus III certain cases. and
ii, arcorIauce with previous acts; giving
him tho power to use tho army aud navy to
ultIlnaain tho peace and suppress dIsor 1er; to
appoilt Deputy MarEha!a and supervisors OF
eli. c.iuus III Congressional Districts who. III id.
tliti0u to their other poWers. chn arrest persons
who .ang atloa1,st to uttmidate voters, or other-
wtae uulawiu.ly iutol fo1a With the conduct Of
eleetion. prosaion ia also 'nado for fair aud
full registration Of legal votcra ,1ntlor the pro-
scriael regulations, aud It Is mado unlawful for
any OF tho reconstructed BtatcH to
IMPOSE AN EXCESSIVE poL1rTAx,
or to require prepayment tho1oot Be quall:ica-
OF Congress- are to 10 chosen. Tllo bull declares
tho exhibition Or uae Of deadly woaPops on days
at registration and election for the purpose OF
Intimidation or viDlenco criminal oaonse, pun
iHhabio hy fino and Imprisonment. % tho dlscro-
ton Of tae Cou1t, aud 30 Of violations Of other
parts of the bill, Representative Smith, Of Fir-
Elnin, tnoye3 10 ,.....-.
STRIKE our TUE WORDS RECONSTRUCTED
hTATEs,
lis object being to iusttoy tho sectional rofor.
euca 40 tln1 II tue It'll NAB to 10 paBHed 1t Should
le applicahlo to all tho States. 1io protasted
against further Foderai Interference tn the A.
fairs OF tic South.
Williams {alich.) agreed III tic main with the
gontieman from Virginia, but Mabsrs.
Gawrcpco, Albright, mud Lynch took op-
poEito ground, lnsst!ng thai thofe was
tho grenteat need for Federal interference to
protect coored men In TIM exercise of their
lights. The caucus was not altogether ha1,no
MUS, and ,yitnont artioa, Al adJournnlout until
tp-,norrow night took place. Several Of the
1net,,ho.a atatad that tlcv would hot attend, as
they thought thoir time would be mol prniitably
cmi,ioycd on F:'iaaY night listening Il, Co!iaS 3
lecture til " lie Character Of Lincoln"
, 1875-02-12

1fa it.rth dHff{ n
co,,,ro to t,nss upou that, If Tic Hou.o makss
,,n IT, mini tn ali t to roycn,,cs Of tho country
~ incrensei taxation the amount which tho
,,ccoas;tes n ils fiuycrnusns ret,,,,re. il oniv
1c,nnims fnr the fIousn TO rash utn,,, lie iut,1-
nlcut md wisdnn, Of the tolec.,on made !y tic
Committee on WayA and Means. To that tccis-
I'M, Of tho Ioure tl,t Co,nmt.ec will oner uo
ul,iectium, II tho Jtouge p,lalt bclIevo that a
,Innt''i' what annears ~ ~ to be lie condition Of
that tradel rtll be wiHss co,rrea
thnn restoration Of tlu 10
1,rr cent iutv IN manufactured Roo;;., tr than
IN addition gf 10 centa \ gallon on whisky, nr
than m imc n rcaned lnsy on imported r,s.r. il
viii he for tic House To ta1so t1e rcaEonBt?.
1}ut hayo to say tl1is tint any attenut At yon-
tral tar,r Icgiriation ut thin time viii 10 faa tn
ho object Of tho Conuittco Of Ways aud
Means. a,l 10 tle nurpoao wI,.ch boovo acsu-
rtcn ftnnrrrsa, II y9u opru tho tioor 10 gen.
rrat tcrir ]rgl.1a:ton hv letting III this
item, w'licl, bears upon ono mnn-
Ior, nnd that item whic!l tcars ubon
nuot1,cr, aud 30 on. you will load thIa lIl 70
tfas it cannot ross,bl7 become Inv at this acs>
tfo,, ff Courtcas And the narty II, tewcr Which
| IL rrsnonsbo fol tho fc9,saton of the country
which III responsible for maintaining tho public
faith ,sitl to public creditor; which il respon-
| ttla for fncuisnnc the nlcauB to casry.1n the
| {juycrntnnnt during tt,e next TWO ycars, bY any
| tuci I,uuiao and ndlscroet ta.nreriug with this
| lit1 YOU will turn over tho Government into tho
Luut;s Of thcse who aro not responsible in
|
lycn,,s nf pro;1,pg for tho obligations Of tho
! Uuycruueut l haro 10 ray 10 my nollrica1
trioudH on this eide Of the l1onae, that they nobd
n:t oxpoct FROM tiloae who tlo net feel Tie TO-
| fponeikjlity CT Meeting the pus:Ic credi.. auy
| support fur tins mensuto, Let tile bill be mod
| lid M the HOUSE ina; see tit hut not by my
general tain details tlat would make it fail to
bcc3,ue n lsw. II it fn,a 10 Eoe,,no
| law. tia ceutto,nnu on tue ot!Jer eiIo OF tho
lip,;sr viii havo to tako VI, their responsibilities
earlier tla1, tt,ey rpay havo anticipated, aud t.,
them viii bo loft tic docieion OF tho question,
| whether t.ioy will maintain that bonor Of tho
t;oycrnu1cnt 1T home aul abroad which :lls ri 10
| Of tho Uuusa by rotecLtng ,i,ia bill Will laso
failed to DO I submit, tt,cfofole, to my frfenIs
on tlia side, that tile pub'ic wit. loid te,n re-
| snouBibo ii they full to furnish tie Adm1siB-
trat,on with tbs 1noaus or continuing the
t;oyetnuout, and / say TO mT friends Oh
thn other side Of tho House tlati: is noe we'll
i,r them to provoke too soon TIM. rnaponibIli.y
IN ri; ing revenue, which they will find will conc
,,o.a 10 plague them quito snun cuollEh for
thur .oo,tort, or Tor thefr ercscts. On tic pan,
E.uo ur fajtrra Of t]s bill will dc;,cnd tho 1iies.
til. wI,cthct tlig ride Of the uoise gha 60 ta
tI cuuutry, after tin 4th Of aiars., asll ak the
reo ia To pass 3pnr tlpF woIs ftera with nity ex.
p.c;atiou IF conl,ncndat!on.
| trust, therefore tlak whatever may ba
, 1875-02-12

the calendar, The Committee on Territories
being entitled to thu flnor. Tho Eonsta bill
granting the reht.of way 70 the WaIis- ALA Rail
road and Transportation Company aud for
other purpoaea wah discussed and rejected
yeas 10; i,aya, -.
TIE DISTRICT 0nvEENMESr BIfI
THO Bennlo then resumed cons,I.ration of
unfinished buEincas. being tho bill 10 provlle
Government for the D!strlcto Of Columbia, report
cd by the JoiEt Select Cornmitteo, Of which sir,
Morrill, (a1a.l Is Chairnhn. tho pending amend
Commissioners elocted by tho qualified yotesn OF
tho district, Instead Of being tppolused By tho
President.
Alter the dobats tlle amendment Of afr. Nor
ton was rejected-ycas. % naya, %; as fuilurs:
, 1875-02-12

FF0Ds 7H9 D1l}15E FJsf 171W.
Ono cold uight 'apt "eok lone old wonan sr-
rived IL Uotfoit frota soi'e town ~ Indiana, n
search of her son. aud she put up ior tho night
1t hotol on Woodbridge ssreos. Soon after day
liE4t servant.girL passing Aluug the lall, found
tl,e door OF tho pld lady's foonl opon, aud cn-
tered tho room to discover that both windows
wero UP, and thAt 4 raK had been tied over the
sa4-burner aftsr the light had 6acn oxtiuguished.
When tho woman waa aroused and aslcd to ex-
plsIn, she said. tI'yo aeen this ere Eas before.
and don't believe you eau BE- too careful about
haudling IT,"
, 1875-02-12

Court ot Clatn,s. 4 arecjal act would not be
required to cuahlo them to do 80. provided Tho
care lH entered within hiK months. Tho Com
pany's offlcerH claim That the Attorney-Gcnarsl
Ina already rendered an opinion tl,at tae Com.
opinion, however, referred only to tue
non-comp1etion Ut tho al,ips on 4
specified day, md WAS giyon hcfore there was
any public knowledge that the subsid'. was
tie Company ID to dofca: tho Houso amendment
it, tile Senate. The defeat, the Conpanv clnima.
wouli he equivalent to reaIlrmatlou Of tho
HubHdy,
taw1s's TErarH.
Tie Ways and Means COMMITTEE loaned Rich
ard d. Irwin this morning fnt another iIour aud \
half tt tho attorney OF tho Pacific Mail Hteamrup
Company. 1lts 'sitncaH wAa Ladgerod and 4ues-
toned evidently for tho purpose Of making eri-
tlence against limaoif III tho pcpaing auit II New
York. lut very Iittio wns made Of him. The in
yest1gation ia very uear MI end
ito The sissoeidtsd IrtAs.'
THE INVESTIGATION.
WARRINGTON. Feb 1l-fho invcstsgatton Into
the Pacific atal Hutally burihesA mas resumed
today when Eicl,nrI i. irwin was cross-exan1tn-
cd by Clark EslI, with Tlew to showing that
tho contract for 1rsiH>a services was mado By
ssocknell individually, and that not only the
first S2J0 1DD, hut al other checkA furnished to
him wero stockwell&s individual checks.
BONE SAX I1.Asc13co RuMuEs.
San FRASClaco. FEB. 1t.-A rurlor VAS cur
rent to-day among rcal estate mon that the Faai-
flo Nail Company had sold their wharves, wharf
buildings and improvements on tho
wasor-front to Haggln It Tevi. for ei50.00o:
also that the Mail Company, In return, bad
fessed the property Tor 4 .crm Of yours at tho
ratio OF 10 per cent annually on the purchase.
money. Another Futnor was in tho naturo Ut a
mortgage at Is per cout per Anurnl. The prrr-
CITY Reported TO h1va changed hands to valued BY
competent judgea at sS03030.
, 1875-02-12
GENERAL NOTICES..
T A K SAT, Il
CERT'II'ZCA'lEESS. rs ESS.

r3,+y Eehruar7 1b, 1876, Tax Sale Ger hf}-
go ~ 1e74. hold by the Comptroller Tor
% Gttv Taxes or 1878, Gun be reioemod ~ ~
nar @ cont premium, and certif'cates Of ? rior
80 pes At 40 per cont; premium. On the at ovo
dsto tho ratios s1an' be Increased 10 an 40
mar cont prenltu m respectively. ana On
W.vo1, /. 1a7b, tho for1nor will bo inoro ased
n1n oar ce1,t preraium. Tho holdor of aaid
~.-,JTcntos is no n entitled to 40 an i 10
nor cent premium. respectively.
boA @e &. 8. HAYES,
City UomptEo! Ter:
, 1875-02-12
TURKEY,


INVESTIGATION or TIE SYRIAN nUrnA6Hs.
CoasrAHr1scrLE Fob. l1.-Tlo interpreter OF
tho American legation, who has just returned
from Syria, wIero he has been invosti9ating the
outrages on American missions, reports thas the
fist acuounta wero much exaggerated. Tho ~
treatment By soldiers Is pure Invention. mo
question relatiyc TO the iorc,bie ent1aure into
tlle taiss,onasy house remains unsettled, 1t ~.
penrs that the honse WAS American Pfupofty, but
WAS inllabitcd py Turkish snhjsots
, 1875-02-12

}Ii Si D. 'I!'IEtIi.I.sTATISE8.
TIE r. .-t,t. Iri. FILL. PAtGED.
Ihe cona1de:at'u &. tho l'U-t-Hisice Appro-
prla:iou bill mas resumed in t.,t.4,nittee OF tle
Whole, the question beng on MI amendment to
allow The transmission OF public Jara1nntltn and
scels from the Agricultural Department 70 pass
frcs through tue maS.
Finally the House. IN Committee Of tie Whole
by voto OF 07 to is, agreed 10 tic anleulnE.n.
providing for tie FREQ trars.nissios of acrnnen.s
and eeeta through tho mails. Den. ,v.2ss Iaa
Republicans voted for the amendment.
The amt aendnpnt 10 tho hill. cancel,iug the rn.
ci9e.Mail contrnct Of 1872, aEresd To III Commit,
teo Ut tho ELoln, haH been unanimously l,aAset
il the Iou:c. A sepcrsto vote was d+n.sndoG
On tile amendment ngrtca to in Committee o1
tho Whole, locking to restoration Of the flNnls
icE privilege, Erd the amendment WIS sojected
--ysa" "; nays, 12!5.
A. eti1er amendments wero concufrel IN with
out dirision, aud tho bill pasaed.
, 1875-02-12
CHINA,

CIVIL WAR EMINENT
LONDON, Feb. 1l.-Telesranls from China
saya that > civil Nar IL imminent.
, 1875-02-12

III PAKLIAAkNs

LONDON. fao. 11.-1n tho House OF Commons
to-day the bill amondatory Of the International
copyright law waa read tirHt tinac.
, 1875-02-12

TIE NItvAS INDEMNITY PAID.
LONDON, Fob. IA telegram from st. reterB-
burg announces that the Khan OF Khiva haa
pad tbs last ii.stalment Of hia war indemnify to
IsusHla.
, 1875-02-12
LEGAL.
SUPREME E0ENT.
kTATE OF RHODE I3LANl2. 4o.,
ftxht1 At iras{d<ues,
tames TlnKhzat, administrator. ~. Job Andse~a st
a., IL squty, Nc. l,1a /

v1mee T1IIhKhaaf, Ad1n!nttEht0T n JOB A1dftN4 6k
AL, In sQuliy No. H. ia J.
tho hefE1atl4w aud next II Kin OF humAa Andrews.
ftfnarY Of Providence, WIN died In Il Yo4r 13el
WuknxAE, cur EAit Hnprps Court, oY deorss entered
said thppttAy 0f October, A. u. lB4 dselAf.
ID tho Jaron Of Ills astA vt sald The tMAA ANDREWS
Ttsta by hlg will upDn tbs death of ha widow to te
children OF hh ssteF AHcs Enlttb 10 b. Interstate, aud
4tsotoi ts 1iatbuliup vi the nlunx aueh nj tho
descrnhan4 1f th4 bfothes1 d ststeYs Of s1fd
IlDAtAS ANDREWS fiyjnE It tbs, taas of dant Ut
hia widow, slS Tho 9Th day OF An H. A. b. lar,
LIQUID. bsurD the lit tAy Of f2rch. A. D. 1885,
tile and mhko good thsir p4na bcfos tho uudut.i7ued
a. Mastur In raid cAutat
hotios II harsby xton 10 al psssons claiming to be
nnt}flnd ea helrsatlaw lsiFibuto4 ot said rtUMAh
ANDREWS. a. afo1e.std, cons II on nr hefry sati
IT, .Sa5 q, e Gafsh A. y .S d ~ make xo9
nin'ssx-st., In laid City Of rroyaaeao !: .,...,,
MAatbr In In &nc8rJ In tktd eAuRe.
, 1875-02-12

Mr.. Sargent eubruitted m amendments to p.o-
yido for tue election of d Delegate to Cougress
from tho District.
Pending diucrasion on the btl1 to providc a
Government for the District, the Senate ad-
jourucc.
, 1875-02-12

TREASURY DEFAl TaiENT.
UtFfCI OF COMPTROLLER oy rHk EuAMENcYl
.. NAaHlNaTf II, Fob. j. lb75.
ssass,s Gosa aa on. II, b,,e s} y Gn
saEc," ILL.,. thAt tho n,1st b, presented to r. it,
Hurley, Kecove, With ths tsEAl pSnaf lhsrs"i within
shsss oatha from tals lAte, h1 viii hs alnWed.
b1H Jay KNOX.
CnAp roller nt Currency.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

IcNo, P0!N II IHo SLo0IIoIs, Coughs,
riGhNe,s Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
ErVcta'iou9 of tie stomach. Bad Taste
N the Mouth Bilious Attacks Palr;ta-
lion Of The Heart, Inflammation Of the
Lungs. Fam il tie region Of The Kidneys.
and i hundred other pai@t-i symptoms,
are The oi>pr!uE- ot dyspepsia. ono bot
tie viii prove i better guarantee Of is
-.--.... - =. =
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
FortifN thr hody against diS-
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Hes

ease u pUMlylNE an '5 fIGId3 Win
VINEGAR RlrrER> so epidemic can
.ako holl of a system thgs tore-aymcd.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
SOMETHING NEAT ( PRETTY
lGl

FANCY VISITING CARDS with r,,,a, neatly printed,
tor - cent.
esO
SNOWFIAkEor MARBLE cards With namc. for -
cents BY mail, prepaid Adirrs> : T.. CAMIHEII.
New Lebanon centre. tol. 60, y T.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
ScrOi'uia, or king'S ) Evil, Wh.to

Nrck, G".tre, Soco!a.aJ> lGaJmmauoHs,
Indolc!t lAtiNnua,.o: Mc.2Guai e!cc-
tionS, on Sore EraptIoIs Of the Skin.
Sore Eye. -" L. these, q, il all other
constitU, o@d Disease. WALKER'S YIN
EGARHI1Tta> have shown their great cur
ltve power, la ~" most obstinate AID
l.,frartlblp r1-rs
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
Billions, Rcmittent, and III
EpyprS. which are so

prevalent IN the valleys Of our great
rivers throughout the United States,
cspcc ally those Of the Mississippi,
Ohio. Missouri, Iiiuo.~. Tennessee,
Cumberland, Arkansas, Red. Colo
rado, BraZoS, Rio GyaMdc, Pearl,
Alabama, Mobile. Savannah. Ro-
anoke. James, AMI many others,
with their vast tributaries, through
oUt oUr entire country during the
Summer and Autumn. a"d rcmarka-
b.y 50 during seasons of unusual
heat and dryncss. are invariably ac-
tompanicd by extensive dcrangc-
meuts Of the stomach and liver, and
other abdominal yi>ccra. In their
treatment, purGativc, eXcrtjng 4
powerful influence upon these vagl-
Gus organs, IS essentially necessary.
There no cathartic for the purpose
equal u DIR. J. WALKERS VINEGAR
BlrrERS as they vii speedily remove
the dark coioYcd yi~cid matter with which
the bowels are loaded a. the same time
stimulating the ~ccrc'iuns Of tle liver.
and gen rally restoring tic hcanl y tGac-
tons of the t,gr>t.Vp n.vl.S
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21


The mixed tram will he subject 20 delays Incident
freight business anl suull stations whrrt
given. ii. +. kENNEN.
nevis Ii SIperutt HdcIt.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
No Person can take these Bit

ierS according to directions, ard rc-
main long uNwcl, provided their
bones aga not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and vital or
pa,s wasted beyond rcy1.~
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
DIR. ]. WaIker's California

DIR. j. Walkers CalI1Ornla
Vinegar BitterS are Il purely Veg
etable preparation, made chiefly from
the naive herbs found on tho lower
ranges Of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains of California, the medicinal
properties Of which are extracted
thcrcirOm without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked,
:. What is the cause Of the unpar-
allclcd success Of VINEGAR BIT
TIERS d? g OW answer is, tIat they
remove tho cause Of disease, and
the patient recover; his health. They
are the great blood purifier and
life giving principle, a perfect Reno
vator and IuriEorator Of the system.
Never before in tie history Of the world
has a medicine been compounded pos
sesSing tho remarkable qualities Of YIN
EGAK BITTEBs in healing the sick Of
every disease man Is heir 10. They are
a gentle Purgatlye a5 we'll as Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver AID N!sceral Organs. IL bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DE-. Walk
Frs VINEGAR BITTEEs are Apericut. Dia
phorctic, Carmnatlyc, NutrIjloTs. IaXa-
live. Dilrctc, ScdatlYc, Counter lrr'aa.
Sudor.tic Ateraryc, and AutiBiljou,.
Grateful Thousands proclaim
VINEGAR BITTERS the most wonder
tul InyigoraMt that ever sustained
the sinking system.
No Person can take these Bit
}erS according to directions, ard re-
main long uuwcll provided their
bones aya not destroyed by mineral
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
The properties Of DE. Wal

Frs VINEGAR BITTEEs are Apericut. Din
phoretic Carmnatiye, NutritioI- I.aza-
tive. Diuretic, ScdatiYc, Counter Irri'aa,
Snnnr-fic- Altcrntivn. and Auii. .RIlinn..
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore R. R.
Delaware Division.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
Ca andaltcr
MONDAY. sept. sth, 1874.
NORTHw NRb.

tSuuiays exccptrd.) Trains will leave
n t'.loW>: