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, 1875-07-20

TIN American r;1enen nrc alload in con-
testing for the English sweepstakes as we'll As
in the Irish match. FULTON having made
tho highest possible score in tho St. Lcgcr
mitch, lie WAS tied by N1aBr, M Irishman,
mud MITCHELL, m Engishmnn. In shooting
off tho tic, however, FULTON won tho
stakes. G1LpERsLErvE won one OF the Al
nEnr prizes at short rango. The Americans
generally are ahead, md john Rnll formally
sends word by cable that "the excellence OF
the American Workmanship causes nstonish.
nlent." Thoro is somotaing more than this
These American riflemen l1avo succeeded in
attracting moro attention than anything elso
American ever excited in Great britain.
Their reception is almost as remarkable rs
TINT accorded 10 Moopr md SASIEr. Tie
Lord Mayors Of tho entire Unitesl Kingdom
hnvc turned ont in forco to welcome them.
The nevBp1perH have been filled with
, 1875-07-20

A report comes by way Of Detroit to the
effect TINT on Sunday some train.men on the
Kalamazoo i South Haven RaiIroad found
Prot. DoNA1nBos, tho missing aeronaut, be-
tween South Haven and Snugatuck, in an ex.
hausted condition. No mention is made of
his companion, Alr. GntAwoon, and, aa all our
efforts last night by tho did Of the telegraph
failed to elicit further particulars or con-
fr7nation Of the ru1nos, wo aro inclined to
the opinion that 1t is not entitled to credence.
It is difficult to understand why The balloon.
If 1t escaped tho storm Of Thursday night antl
reached the locality named, wsa not sooner
discovered or heard from. AL tho theories
respecting the course OF the balloon md the
direction Of the wind dispute the probability
that it could hare gained the Michigan shore
at q point 80 for south as tho district betweot,
South Haven md saugatuck, though wo shall
be most hnpry to learn that tho Theorists are
at fault, and that DONALDSON and Ga1Awoop
sre in tho land Of tho living, DO the same
what part OF Michigan it may. At the hour
of this writing, 2 o'clock a. m., nothing mora
deanite or reliable had been received.
, 1875-07-20

It saye thnt Of Dcotb. prvr1orr mnurncd
for Ulysses. md on'y mo,rncd. Nm cxpcli.
tions left tito 1tiacan ro}ece to search fur
him, Sim mcdo nm cfrort Ia find him.
hut woye au,l unwoye hcr web in
silent sorrow. whiting and alwnya wecpinr.
watching but mover working, Al iast MINERVA
herself. inuot;eut nj reyriorrs ras,,iyenesa.
cstno to TrtruAcuus INDIGNANTLY denounced
him for Iis deacnoraey md forrctfulucss Of
his sir,. md 1,oic hin, s,o in c,,cs of 1]r yssra.
md went with linn TO Guide an1 a,lyise him.
Laly FRANKLIN l,as sncnt her lrfc in ccasoless
aud costly cxertion. anl now that slo Ina
rcstefl from ),or lobora ],cr son takcs I'm tho
,rork, md Ia now ~, 1,;a ,rov will hia n,oti,.
or,u ororo to1,;,a hin, !, ti,at for o,,l v;to,+
, 1875-07-20
London is still disturbed as to wllat to do

London 1s still disturbed as to wIat to do With
Dr.. KESEALLY. correspondent writos that
the dtsharred Sergeant is botter on than ever
before. because OF tho pro1ta on Ills Eaqlish-
man. nhics, has yast circulation. This 1t OBJ
tkins BY itB outrageous assaults OH dlvora public
mon. particularly Lord Chiof-Jussico CoOKnuRa.
Tue Doctor would DO prosecuted for libel by
CocxnunN hus that tho lattor'B private life has
been Of such sort as will not bear exposure In
the courts. 4 criminal prosecution On beha!t
OF the Crown has been discussed, but
that would msko = martyr Of KENEAILY,
and ho Inns already bcon mado a martyr
in tho matter Of being disbarrod. It il now
propoaed to arEaigu him before tho Houso
OF Commons for breach of privilege IN savagely
criticising hia fo!low-men,bers through tho col.
umns Of his paper. Tint, too. would bo adding
to Ills rlsrtyrdou, and but eudoas hin, to hA
constituents. 30 the vexed question wlat to do
with KEsEALLY remains to torment tho folks
lo tormenis, while ho Eocs on berating them
mora than ever, and making money by 1t, too,
, 1875-07-20
PERSONAL

Tho doadl1eut bolles at Caps May coma from
Baltimore.
II. B. Hatton. Of tho Burlington Aaw1eye, IL At
the MatteRon House.
James Brown. OF ct. Giles', London. makes \
u,ing by skiuning cats a!ivo.
The tent Of true "tono" at Long Branch Ia
Whether you have ktssod tho ANAL sartoris.
Bomo Galveston man haye been arrested for
stealing whalo. Thls IL tue biggest sort Of
steal.
The deni-monde Of Paris think the tte-baok
styto tho IAdics affect 90 much too !n,modo8t Tor
them.
Ostrom, stroke Of the Cornell boat, IL cAt-
psnter, aud supports hinAelf ~ collsgo BY WORK.
Ing at the beucl.
Wood ashes arc said to ILL the potato-bug "a
stfeotually A. Paris green. DoatdlpE.houss
hashea ARG the boat.
Edward Baxter. OF Nashville. ono OF tho load
ing lawyers OF the Southern etatea, u In
town visiting friends.
oambetta oa!ted Oassagnao tbs bully Of tho
French press. the "K.ng Of CIo"ns." Hence
paul's suxlsty to persorA'e him.
Alexandra Dumas 10 now writing on religious
subjects. Adultery has ceased to interest him.
Alexandra must be growing old.
Americans never. never will bo hlAyes. Fulton
was tied by ~ Eny!isLman in ths last RIDE
match, aud even then boat bis adversary.
Auua Dickinson hss 4 alater ausan. Susan Ia
nevor heard Of, though sha III Great deal prat.
tier t4Rn Auna. aud dresses In good taste.
The Prodigal Bon still worships tho fAtted
calf, apparently for Lydia Thompsoo'a proposed
return to the United HtAtas elats4 hundreds.
Charlss Fooss. syracuse lawyer. committed
suicide by takau9 laudanuna, becauss he could
obtain no work. It spsAks we'll for Syracuse.
Madrid has bit upon unique method Of raEs-
Ing money. It nseds monument for Cervantes,
and hss started = newspaper to collect the ussd-
ful.
The Herald, learning that Gen. HowA1d wants
to Chsisttanizs the AlaskA indians, advises him
to start ~ indians Bank OF Red Aan's Univsr-
sity.
Biz Charles Dixie respectfully calls upon tbs
world In general not 10 pAy leo much attention
10 the vhims Of ehildrsu. An old cat, b. sAys
ns4ss kuohie4 bsxasl4 bseauss hsx klsaxa snn
, 1875-07-20

A MODEL. TARIFF.

NIL f11.s 81
u' o"so -.t" .ll'''' -u"S ~ 20 toe'''
,.s, ~ w. "o a".:,,s " 'A =. ,!;', a 'i:oA . rn'-
r.s.1 .,a. % .a:,, ~ 80. ~, a up.s.;s po - , @
e"! ~. ,',' .,, to.so =. ~ !.'A:s "
a,;es,.,,, aa'...,,".o.s' ""', .,.,, :: 80 49,.
a"s' s,:a: o -. =. .,l r',,' =" 40 W.
] s.a.a,na,,,s, ' " 1 40 $'' -o"''s
,esenuo With Iuelsna, nsnteet,o @ s' r. ns..s ,,t
there can 10 10 duty levied uou any imported article
Of kud produced in this country that is not pyotec-
ase IN aone aesree. a"a mf' - t'"t'
noas tnan tn o,,t,;r rnys,,n, !, rn,s,s ~ m,, - =.
lsvyug s,,ch tax On imports ia viii produce The
largest amount Of any person shall ,,p Incl
aenta'iy' or as eohsoluence' neneae'' In hfs own
Tn" r.st. ss4.' oa. . .,,s":;..a ,a J." 49,.
inctdeatal yenra,. to prsate inalydua1s furnish no
objection to a tar.
IheFe u no sc1! o's''ty IN adjusting the tafc' 10
ncrson, e,n.r or .n thst
exactly wl,ns should 10 ,luuc.
While it ia admitted TINT THE Ta1nuyE il
correct in nsscrtinu TINT M tnx cn,, In lev;cd
upon imported eoods sucl, as aro produced in
this country without necessarily alrordinc
protection to 1,o,no.nanufacturara it Ia in.
sisted by the Times that it In possible to
ntliust Tho thrift 80 TINT it will Weld sufficient
royenue without benositiuc manufacturers or
other noryous Incidentally or otherwise.
VIC are Of course willing to accept aucl,
thrift the moment it in produced. Tint wonld
be the yery perfection of tnriGs-the ]onn.
gourht md uoyer found. Great Britain hns
bcon seeking that kind Of thrift for many
years, but has not rot discovered it, sha has
never been able to produce enough tariff rey.
cnuo fand sho needs less thon do tho United
stotcs, yy;tbont tarino artic,os of kind nro.
duccd ut homo. Ono of tho items in her
thrift from which she obtains nearly oue-third
! Of ler revenue is tobncco, an American pro.
| tluction. md ono which would havo to ba ar.
, 1875-07-20

Tho proceedings in the Common Council
last evening indicate tho formation Of O ring
to defeat the appointment Of GEonox L.
DUNLAP a. City Marshal. Nothing else can
explain the system OF absentecism which WINS
30 successfully followed out in order 10 pre-
won't tho assembly OF o quorum for
the transaction Of business. It was known
that the Mayor had prepared message
In which the name Of Mr. DUNLAP wins to be
presented to the Council for confirmation,
and sufficient number OF Aldermen kent
away from the Council Chamber to dctcat n
quorum. They were In easy reach Of the
eerBeant-at-Arms, but that o1acial was unable
to bring them To their seats. Among the al,
santees Irish names largely predominant, and
there Is probably good ground for the
belief that tho policy Of preventing
quorum was resolved upon for the purpose
Of delay. the object being to gain time TO,
organized opposition to DUNLAP aud support
10 HICKEY. The old question Of nationality
comes up a. against qualification antl accent.
ability, and the fact TINT 1lr. DUNLAP was not
born In Ireland threatens to deprive Chicago
Of the services Of City Marshal Of known
ability, and against whose Integrity there eau
be brought ur no "reminiscences OF alleged
eollusion with thieves and gamblers It IL
to be hoped that Mayor GOWN will psrsist
In tbs appointment he has determined upon.
and that the respectable ele.nent in the
Council will stand firm in the interest Of sucl
change In tho government OF the Police Ds.
Paxtansut ~ shall b. for tia better, and uot
for TIA wosao.
, 1875-07-20
POLITICAL NUTEA


Illinois country papers arc now am,iBing thom-
aclves with discussing lraiusa, the worst snoaxor
Of Tho wont Legislature eyor assembled In tho
stase, ~ tho Oppun,tiou candidate fur the prcsi-
doucy.
Tia Nav Drleens Rrn8blicau ma,res COMPLIANT
about it because At Ttcksburr and Natchltocl.cs
t1ero Las boon violation Of .lho tacit aRree-
mcut that there e|,onld be at ]east sort Of Game
Inv, undos Which tile colo1ed laborer should not
10 slaIn +" while making tie crop for the white
landowners,
Tin III. Lonts 0iobe- Democrat has evolved
from, ,ta inner consciousness TIM poJicv fnr the
Ohio uen,oc, .ts. vho rant a restoration Of tho
ttuan t,,nca or 1a,,4-,5 w,en A million man gcre
withdrawn from nrot,nct;yo t,,,,,,strr and M.
raued In ki,,inp ena,, ot1,or and tlostroyino tho
nrta1uctx nj ,n,Iuatrv beaides. Tia ue.t war IA
i'm thing far thu Dcmocr,cv.-tbn an. snr-
ceBts that II lie with s1axico.
r.,,,,. a.. <. .,,o :. Is, -
.n sa,1...' ~. .,,s'.,.,.. ~. ~. W.,
Co. III, .ea.t.. ..,,,a...s sa.,,.,,1a, A.,
,,saa,,aat rr.r,,. -..naan,, h.t,n cnx,or,.
k,,ould h. pprviye. s,tcr nnpsiuo tnrourb t),o
whoonino cnuph mn, menaios. until In .oacbcs
tho constitutional sao, will be- o,ixiblo to tho
1resi,onev.
11,u .,oxn o. ,,o ,,,;.,,a =, an,,,,,
| u....,. ~.
e .sa.' 49, ...s..,s .,'S No. ',.iss. t
~. ,r,s.. u.,,,. .",s, ..s,,..ta.s H.. r:.s.
...,',,'u ~, Ss.aa,s ~ a',.;,,s. H. ~. nn,,
~ t.st"1... u'..s. .,.,.:., .'.u.,. "
a.a.;,,. ~, a..1;, l.. ,sa,,a .n'a ,.as,,sa. ~
49, .'" ,. "r ..'.sts,. ta,,,,s, n,a,s w
i,,:,orr ~, ,t.;,,,,,,,. ,no, H. t,a ga,,, t,,o
sr;,s'a:,, H. s ~" ~ sas ea' =. st's
h,J xa,,,aa, .,,a W. a1 ,,i ~. 1s'
, 1875-07-20

A summary Of tho los nos Of Tho Ora insurano
compAnes for the first slx montha OF th,a year
al,uwi that thoy aggregate n'orc thsn tho entre
lnssea tor 1874. Tho losses this yoar, too, hhso
faltou not upon tho great cltios but chlefly upon
ll,o country towns on property destroyed ln
which tue insurance companies havo paid shout
$40, QUO, ,Qp0,
, 1875-07-20
GhEENBACK8 AND NATIONAL DANE
NDTEH

In answer to the claim put forward by
ncrly every demngogue who fayors an
inAatea national paper currency, that re-
tire1nent Of tic whole amount of tho National
Bank notcs md the issue Of an oqua1 amount
Of Breenbaeka would 8nre the country sotno
twenty-five millions of dollars interest annu-
ally, we suggested that tho retirement Of the
bank circuIntion would not change the cl,nr-
acter Of the bonds, which would then b. in
the possession of tho holders, aud would
continue to draw interest just tho Same. Tic
mere act of prohibiting bank-note circulation
would not, therefore, affect the question of
interest on the bk!ds in tho least. The
Chicago Ttn,es now comes to the aid Of tho
platform Of the Ohio Democracy, aud insists
TINT such proceeding would bo not only
advisable, but lnrge saving Of interest. It
lays down u aa truc rs proposition in ,nath-
eu,atics' tho following:
Tho amount Of National Dank notes. we wilt SUD.
pose, Is 0o0. II cao note4 wcre withdrawn,
equal Amonnt Of grecnack4 oouid be issued with.
out necessarily depreclatlnR them 1t all, and these
gEcenbaeks would buy. in round numbers, el9sDoo,.
t0d Of pes cent bouds at present rates. aud there
would 10 saving Of soma $l7,sGo COZ annually -
long a. the Krecnlacks Should remain outxssndog.
leas s3soooo tax OIL crcnlatton that IT, theirs would
te nst aasuk of moro than $l4,O0), ,ooU IAs in ~
cerain ~ tho proposition that two and two make four
This proposition, Us stated, would add
$34 1000. COO to the national debt, which debt
in time, when the Government gets through
cheating tho noteholders, would havo to bo
put into tho shape Of bonds and bear inter-
est; 80 tAat whilo payment Of interest might
be suspended for a timo, it would not only
have to 10 resumed On the bonds purchased
but On tho tlfty-four millions Of dollars extra
debt created in tho operation. Exactly where
tho saving would como in the Times can ax-
plain ut its leisure.
The difference between bank notes and
greenbaclls IL very simple but an important
ono. Assuming TINT tho two kinds Of paper
arc equal in amount, We find tho Government
issuing one.half the currency which IL ire.
dce1nable at any time and in any form, while
the other laf ia rcdccmablQ on demand In
legal-tender. Coin has not adasea to bo
legal-tender. If the bank-note circulation be
| withdrawn and grcenbacks be Issued, then
the whole 500, ,000, 600 of currency will be-
como irrcdecmable in any form. But II tho
grecnbacks were retired, the National Bank
,'. s" "o,'" ueson.' l'seeoaple III CON- the
,..5 'ss"'en'sf u 1ie country Ihat fs the
AAs'eneo. ifA'a'o cAl'''a4 aioae ean sustain
papu' .eA'y .te ~ pAs Win gola; IT has
uoAe - ~ 'a's country anu Is now doing it
Ill other countries. As We hare repeatedly
| explained, it Is not practicable for a
Government to float vast amounAs Of
paper ho1 bearing interest at par. It
, 1875-07-20

letter. IIo snya TINT the reason why ho did
llot ttrnw Jutlgs DAVIS attention 10 t1lia argn-
mcnt wns TINT tho Court of Appeals had in
tile former case decided against him. anil TINT
ho did not suppose tile Court would stultify
itsclf by reversing itself. lie also points ont
that liH argument WIN in different sort Of
case, and unsler q t1iffcront ret OF circum-
stances. and would not apply at all to tho
TWEED case which it Inns been ln,sconstrs,cl
to cover in or.ior to rolcaso TWEED from JAIL
Mr.. O'Coson in not satisfied with justifying
the decision Of Jndgo DAVIS, Int he impugna
tho motives Of tho Judges in tho Court Of
Aprcnls Tic tlonouuccs tho action of the
Court in MI the Hing suits wl,icl, have beon
brought before them. anil says that, ns ngainRt
TwEEp "the wenrons devised by tho peoples
advocates wcro win and hurtlss.' Recount
Ing tho tlocisions OF tho Court of Appenla i'll
tors first triumph; then again: at waH
tte second triumph Of pccnlntion tho third
md Inst is similarly characterized. IIe even
impugns the personal motives Of
Chief .Jndgo CuuncH, relative to
Cor. TihpES's nomination. IA glnnco
at tho namcs,' aaya 31r. OCoSon, "that,
during tho preliminary canvass, canlo into
notice as his rivals for nomination TO the Ex-
executive chair would be suggestive of peril
nent Inquiries This means, If it means
anything, that AS Mr.. TiLDEN WIS nctive In
thu prosecution Of tito TWEED Hing, md was
elected Governor afscr being nominated by
party before which Judge Church had been
candidate, the latter took ths means Of aveng-
ing himself.
This is certainly rery unusual and re-
1narkable lcttor for M attorney to publish
about the supreme judicial authority Of the
State. 1t evidently rortenas m effort to Sc
| curo the impeachment Of the Court. Indeed,
Mr.. O'CoSon refers TO renewal Of tho in,-
parchment Of Judges, aud adds Significantly
that tl,irty-two Senators, constituting four-
iiftl,H Of the Court of impeachment, aro to bo
| elected soon. If it comes to this, thcro will
he very lively times in Now York.
, 1875-07-20

indianapolis papers ato hotly discussing tho
legs of PRESIDENTIAL candi1atos, all because the
Democratic orgAu Las questioned the sountnoss
Of 8ouator MonTos's 'itnbs. Possibly In coutso
Of tin,o tho 3oufnala Of that city will begin 10
conatdnr tha qualifications iu point of brains OF
preaIdoutlai aspitants.
, 1875-07-20

Tho Chicago produce marksts wese gen.
*TAly stronger yesterday, with an active
shipping movement In bseadktuas. Ness
pork wn In better demand, and l5@2oo per
ba highsS, closing at 9l8.aa for Aagust, and
, 1875-07-20


after THAR tails An old cat, by thn vs1. haa
nix Or as'sn at sme' which shs human IN Ahc,
oo's no'
Msn. cela 1'nrle'Gh' hotcfi 'saaer OF s'a
Fem''s suntARe movement II as'ns A. the point
OF aeAsl AZ LILO hoaso OF 1Floaa In eyfa;us7,
~
ho'le HOW'LL pnf'esaae scssefs' haa dam.
Aeso QUO OF nor necessary tosa' oathHlaa
Ae'fea' WIN = aauaeod leR m'gns - "ea felta
~ o"ce' ...
hocrotary OF War Delknsp. Gan. Marcy, AL
Gen. "ilEiam N.ers arrived At Salt Lat aat
oveflnR on their way to tho 1eAo"stono and
opsos s''ssoef'.
Mobile man haH trained m alligator ns :
wate'I'log. There aso fow chicken.thIes,s In
tho city VINO caro- 10 "deny tho allegation and
ae'g tho alligator.
Jerell IL consistency ~ we'l RI conalstanry !
1o~o'' Havlhg forhtddon lis clerks to s;F'ose
during WORKING hours ho himself abstsns frum
Indulgence for tho san'o time.
The zeal OF rollc-hunters haa roachtl s
climax. 4 gentleman Of Jackson. Tonu., hls
preserved In alcohol bedbng which Vas c"uSbt
IN bod don. Jac1aon Slept 1n.
st. Louis thinks aLo Is going to havo tho lav...
est Bcssotner ste"f works In tho world. Wal i'll
September next when tho vaat ro1!ing-n,, e,
South Chicago hogu to operate, before boA,lins.
Boston Offers chances Of clloap sa17ation t,A
nov which tho nccdy should jump al. lilo
wealth Of tho city being out of tow !, hlgt'tonsd
spiritual Bubalstcnco can be obtatned Tor Il. II 10
nothing.
How aweot q thing II is to SEQ tho q s.oo
newspapers advertising rival. Tho Gtobe wau;a
iIs roa,oss to buy the Boston Sunday Times aaa
, 1875-07-20
PLucKY kAYtQAT0RS.

sT. JouH. N. D., July 1e.-Ihs yacht E1aIs IT,
undos 10 tons. which tsft Fleetwood, Eng" NY
40, arrived hare ys.larday. Ths voJses
forty-nlns days wIs rsmarkabls fS honu ha
wsatbsr. Tbs ersN eoaAtaasd Of ths otp's''+
Mats, aud txo loys.
, 1875-07-20
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL.

l5p4tta| Dis0ateh % tn cA4ta0o TF1bHnk ;,
CHAxPA1oN, ILL.,, July t9.-The sixth anna
session Of The Champaign County Normal ss0e%
opened In shis city to-day With large ss1e1r
anco It Aolls six wseks' session. An aes
corps Of teachers bAyo basn engaged. s@ons
I'll, OF Aurora, Prof. Lanuln8, Of OhempA&'t
and Maaars. Ely md Piper. OF Chicago.
, 1875-07-20

ATTENTION, Sir KS1dl1Ts!-s.ated concla@s If
Apollo Comnlandery, No. J., H. r, this tTncaday) efc
nina 1t oclock 81 in asyllm. for business ard ~ark
on Il. c. Order. Waiting Sir Knights conraously III
It, Il, n. LOCKE Ircct1tt.
, 1875-07-20

Hoo1Ey's nEATnE-nsmtoEh tsrett, between
f0ark nn, t~galle EnG.gelnsnt Of the Union Square
Qoupauy, Ths Two UFYlRns.H
, 1875-07-20

Ths foreign section OF tho editorial depart
1oant Of the It, Louis 9tebe Democrat! sstt!sa tla
question Of civil and political liberty in Spain in
= tltYy, OAs1g1lARs election. observes tha for
elRu sscttou sio.osatd, would hayo bean etsnd-
log toks, eenaAao wAs but sorry joke but
auy Bpau,4sd who dossu't sgfss With tho party
In power Il tree 10 trAvsl. and sEsry young man
IL ppsn u 40 lsas isss to aaht--tox Ihs dsrt!
, 1875-07-20

ACADEMY OF MCs1C-lIalfted asret.. between
M,uiaun md Monroe. Engagement Of f2oEsrt Ntc-
W.ds. Rqry o'Ma1s anil :. Dick MIt Durss EJss.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10
Pimples, Eruptions, Il ough Skin.


The system being put under the infunce of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for a
few weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear
soft, and yelvety, and being illuminated with
tho glow of perfect health from within, true
beauty stands forth in ell it's glory. The eff
fects of these midoines which operate upon
the system through the medium Of the blood
are necessarily somewhat slow, no matter how
good the remedy employed. While one to
three bottles clear the skin of pimplee,
blotches, ornptions, yellow spots, comedones.
or grubs, a dozen may possibly be required
to cure some cases where tho system is rotten
with scrofulous or virulent blood poisors. The
| cure of all these diseases, however, from the
conmon pimple to the worst scrofula is, with
the uso Of this most potent agent, only mat
Ter of time. Sold by dealers in medicines.0
COVERED WITH ERUPTIONS. CURED.
CI.AvERAck. Columbia county, ". Y:
DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir-I am sixty years Of age, and have
been afflicted with salt rheum i'll the worst
form for great many years, until. accidently,
| I saw one Of your books, which described my
case exactly. bought your Golden Medical
Discovery and took two bottles and half, and
was entirely cured. From my shoulders to nv
hands was entirely covered With eruptions,
also on ray face and body. was likewise af-
flicted with rheumatism, 80 that walked with
great difficulty, and that is entirely cured.
May God spare you a long life to remain a
blessing to mankind. With untold gratitude.
Mrs. a. W. WILLIAMS.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10

CAN'T Do ANY HARM. We should
ike to know how many medicines there
are that can't do any harm. ..sCastor
oil, says q mother, ''.,can't do any
harm and yet little girl overworked
at school, coming home to her mother
tired ont, and needing only rest and
sleep and something to eat, was dosed
with castor.ioii because, forsooth, it
wouldn't do any harm, and something
must be done. Next day. no better.
Next day Soma and salts perfectly
1nnocenpt al stuff. Day aftsr, child no
better. Then an emetic-emetic can't
do any harm, that is sure. Next day
child worse, mother frightened. Man
Of a5litble! common sense sees lar and
seys;sH Stop these innocent medicines.
give the child q warm bath and feed X
properlyf;;" and lo if la veil in twenty.
four honrs. Herald Of Health. ~
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10
SI'RANGE BUT 'FRIEUJEE FERIEUJE} !. !!

':ho Eoong s.;:a .;:s:.z1, Dor grows to weigh
20 pounds each aud Hne qualIty Is cts, per Beed !;
y seeds. q snake Cucumber rows from 9 to
Fersian. WatsrmeIon. Very superior. and
ser 81 cents per psres. stfa.*;,Siry Water
rsaesOn, finest In cultivation 40 prlz 8; 10 CHS.
p-s, paper: Japan Kneisi. ,P1ds =. fae,: long
anti delicious. Is cts. per paper. mnmnot
CnbbRg GO, Heads weigh from 20 70 g. pounds
eacn tender and sweet; 10 cts, per paper. Mann
moth squash, welyhs 100 to 3O pounds, % cts,
per papet. Comq;teror Tom nto, ten days ear
iier Than any other variety; 25 cts. per paper.
aJnpan Peas-so hushfls pee" acre on common
laud nnequRled for stock uf table use grows on
an uprla hl stalk, 5cs per paper, $50 c,s per Mt
50 cts per quart. H.
Chufas..FnrnIsb grazing MI summer and food
for yourself all winter; fine for poultry, and fat
tens more hogs than ten times The area lin corn.
$50 bus els per acre on poorest land, 10 cts per
bushel. u ~. :, ~ - = 80 -
bus, ell.
NO HUMBUG.-We have certificates to pl owe
all these claims.
Hose S,ips-With good roots, Of any variety
Tue purchaser may choose at for so cents, for 81,
20 TOR sc. 100 for 60
Also. potato. cabbage and other plants at low
rates
ceds and ,es ny mail. postpdfd.
send tor our JyCe catalo NC giving full list, do.
scriptions and fCStiRi0ndt5| from those y1o hare
grO,Uk The dbOtC seeds. addre9S