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CHINA.


ToN1Na DOWN THE CELEsTtALs.
suAAa1iAE, Sept. 28.-Tho Yunnan outrage
affair haa been arranged. Tho terms include
compensation to the faulty Of Mr. AeGary, who
was murdered.
Tho concession recently granted by China for
increasing the facilities for intercourse between
tho Government and tue foreign rcprescnta-
tiycs arc to bo fulfilled. Tho judicial systctn
relative TO Foreigners Is to be improved, aud the
commercial grievances rctt!}cd. ErlltnG City,
OH tho Yangtze River, and threc othee ports,
arc open tu foreign commerce. The ConVen-
tIon Will be sgncd shortly.
, 1876-09-27
KANISAKEE COUNTY.
g,tcts} f1isnntrh IN THs T+ibuns,

KAaKAKar, ILL.,, Sept. 2d.-TAu Fair opened
to-day ul.ler favorable conditions. The weather
is excellent, the number Of entries fully up to
tho average, md everybody Interested Iii the
e,,ccess Ut the exhibition. WInslow Brothers,
Emory Cobh, md James Mix show fine herda
Of short horns, and C00istock q Powell, Ut
Pcotonc, exhibit so,ne magnificent llerefort1s,
Other departments ars ii!llng up rapidly. tbs
poultry show will be fine.
, 1876-09-27


CHICAGO. Sept. :N-Rcgnrdlng Adams Map
of History, Of Which yun speak In this morn.
ing's paper, NC ara happy to insorta you tl1at
our oilico Ia In Room .s,, Dorc block, northwest
corner Of State and Madison streets. where It
las been since early tu tue sprtng, and whore
We shall be happy to meet all PARTIES who may
j. ATWArEa Il Goa.
, 1876-09-27

K1nEwoop,. ILL.,, Sept. a5.-lbe Henderson
County Fair opened at B!ggsyll'o to-day. The
wratllrr Ii all that could be wished for, and,
should 1t continue through tie week, this will
he tie most successful exhibition ever held In
Henderson County. The display already 1T
most Of tho departments is superior to that Of
prayious fnirs. The truck Is In splendid eonli.
tion, and q great many note trottcrs are already
t,u tho grounds. Tie attendance to-day was
very good.
, 1876-09-27
10 DtVIES9 COUNTY.
aSinciat ntst1fch Ia 1Ae Tribune

GALEvA, ILL.,, Sept. 2h-'The twentieth annual
exhibition Of the Jo Day1ess Fair opened in this
city to-day. Tho entries are numerous, and tho
display especially fine. Tie stock department
Ia larger than ever before In tho history Of tho
Society, and cn,braces both Graded and thor
oughhrcd cattle from the yarioush stock farms
in tlls section. Several nnted trotters arc on
the grounds unl will contest for tho liberal prr
mi,ltils offered by the Society. Should the
weather prove favorable the Fair will be grand
guegeE8.
, 1876-09-27

...,.. and then withdrew; whcrehron, TWO
esSn .sii: "Thc reason VIC arc afraid to toaea
hsrc rc and arc silent before you 10 hcscuse "
she .s pfe been deceived 40 many ttmes belosc' IL
{ a"a xsFs 4 ySs y.sn ts sse y % *s's *'
Fo"' TIL: FI0SiSt,
mia, spot.cd Tall addressed Ills people. thy-
Itens tif " CIR friends up al'ovu referring to
e Rt co Agency had nHt sgase thS t trss'5, H.
would n.af ft,crc have signct nsk all GOOD tneu
fFena1 a1e "irstwort1y to come up md slgn IT,"
WY "hm,W m ho,.s Inter, tho necessary signatures
Ha!., a!a,;arI,e,', =" md tho treaty was male. :.
~e,r iia,,s here al1 want tlo Military Agent re-
1,nu.1 1n"11i ani Howard reinstatet1. ~
nioscs. niossasT s Ncb,, Sent. AL-1u3go tiaylord, So
,s,ac slnSnf II the 1nteror Department, mud Gov.
!t,.Sr .t,s,,,nla, bath OF thu Sioux Comn!!asfon, ar-
Edmonm,, er,, t.,js lnorrltng from Spotted Tail. Tho
1''e" 1''ne,"alcr of the Commission arc expected to.
11uTtuN.
, 1876-09-27

Kpectaf Dfspdteh 10 Tie Tribune.
WHEATON, ILL.,, Sept oj.-Last evening about
O'Clock onu Of cur JUL birds, known Us Frank
Brye, took his departure from tho jail By
breaking hole through tlle stone wall scven
iucIIes wide nn,f % inches long. He was In
dlctcd for burglary and larceny.
sp<ctds Dispdtca to The Tribune.
MONTREAL, Sept. ab.-Fcl,urs, the American
wllo xtulr box Of diamonds from Sayagc d
cscapel from jall lost night. They cut thclr
blankets iitn strips and slid down into the jail
yard. Onr Bryan, a confederate Of Kennedy,
WIS found lying y the jatl-yara this morning
Others tue blanketrope broke from Ills weight,
and he 1ell lravi,y to TIC ground. II Is sus-
pccted they had coneacr,tes ossside, and that
tic juu guards wcra brLhed.
, 1876-09-27

l FNoTECTl0AIsT DEFEAT.
BRENEN, Sept. IA Conference on Interim.
tloual llw Is iu prugress in this city. It's dis
clsslons on the subject OF FREQ trale resulted
II, the defeat Of the ProtectionIsts. Resolutions
wore adopted proposing renewal Of the pres
cut treaties Of e4,.nl,crec, modified 10 As to at-
fortl greater facilities for tic iMport aud export
trade, alid recommending the conclusion ot new
course particularly With Rissia and the United
StNteS,
, 1876-09-27

:
ALLgGAs, Mich, Sept. 2o.-Thc twcnty-third
annual Fair Of the Allcgau County Agricultural
Association commenced here to-day, aud will
continue four days. A much lasgcr nuluhcr Of
entries las been made, compared viii! thuBc Of
previous years. A noticeable feature is tho
manner IN which the numerous articles on cx-
hihitiun nro displayed IN the seycrul depart
1,c1.tB. Everything scems to occupy its appro-
priatc place, rendering each department very
attractive.
, 1876-09-27

nft6fCh 10 4ftf0 &FH Hef"o+
u.,,,.,cE. u. r., supt. 23.-A Standing Rock
latter u the eoth gives If'c folowne' Of intense
interest, III relation to Clusters oattte:
klWs!.dny yo, have alseady been informed, has
las nuItr lengthy accunnt Of tho operation Of
a; fSs uts s 1t Sanst Swnsh Ss et ths s
", snRse sR,es Ed G t9aans viii iso
diaas isr dts "ut 10 punish the hostlc., but Thought
SssHnsId have time to 90 his hunting and tfaahg &aa
ns. mt Of thr wny before battle occustra tiny
ss,t oesedd ased from ill., aecoant they very
tna;s kng 70 ana 20 huao ,o aos days s,s's ed In IN
x,Iiye an !as Where fcast ana numerous presents Of
pon: EoSsf Eaes and lis ban o IL
..a.fdently .afd without much success They were te.
esstg task ero unaSe to essa o
g e. meshcs Of Tho willy sitting BULL Thoy iouna'
too too at That for thcm there @ was o,n no M, Ss
.'dpnnds md insults wero sllnwcrca upon thctn
sto,a every side. IN tho meantime tho force q
in %.n as sGPs Po f ~
hG.,e55m s,s5m, 10 ,ayo been dlstant some 20 or 5o
. @ tns 'sos sss II ts asa NHas nsdsnts wc ho
as abe subsequently, 10 ghther from tue partiSa.
r.n,s lie placcs she loas Ct ne Indsans H., n 9
Es'S tst npa wefe brought to camp Ito paeos tls
snnSea !ns Ut % gl IN 40U, and says they hnd 1Bo
se1ars Eille besides those flint were captured.
IIs next comes TO tho aglt on tue tittlc iiorn,
III sales ianr aid Que vide, and tho Indians ssarmcd
thssc at thick ar n1nggots Oh, carcass, 30 nnmer.
nsT H. ind nsa h gosf s ia %
CO. q On dnsns dni ii progress. remane q,etly tn Sis
, 1876-09-27
1lTAII.

SALT LAKE, Sept. eo.-Gradiug Was COM
mcnccd yesterday on the Portland Dalles &
Salt Like 1sa!1roal ut Corinnc, Utah. The
work wilt bc pushed ahead asrap!lly Is possible.
Surveys are being made With satisfactory results,
aud MAssh FalirY will be reached this week.
, 1876-09-27

Special Dspa|eh 10 Tic Tribune.
GALEvA, ILL.,, Sept. 28..-On Sunday afternoon
last, during the absence Of tho family at digtnc
ecryice, the lousc of Thomas Jewels, in the
y!llagc Of Scales Mound, this county, was Tn.
tered bY burglars asd robbed Of $500 IN national
currency, which was taken FROM u hureal.-
drawer ii tho bedroom on tho lower floor. The
thieves failed to discover bag containing 800
III gold coin, also several artclcs Of jeHe!ry
that wc1u in the drawer at the time Of tic rob-
berry,
, 1876-09-27

MENDOZA, ILL.,, scpt. .A.-saluuel Manning
was arrested hero to-day on charge OF
breaking Into tho dsy-Roods store Ut E. ".
Fassett 4 Co., of Lany'ilc, o staall station 10
miles west Of here. The greatest portion o. tbs
sway wis recovered. Manning formerly lived
hGre.
, 1876-09-27

:
Iowa CRY, H., sept. :N.-Tho Agricultural
Fair for tAis county opened here today. Tue
entries thus far tudicatu u hne show In ull de-
partmcuts. Tho show ot bloodea horses IL good,
among which quits number arc entered for
s,,rct. Tho show ot Ane cattlu Ia EXCELLENT
ahort-hor,.s especially. 10, too, OF hogs, po-
la,ll China IL largely raiscl In tlis county. Up
Oh tho wllo,c, il Ii d largo and successful exhi-
billion. The wcat!lcr is tlnc.
, 1876-09-27
CUBA.

6UPFEhTN0 IT FUkKTG FN1NEfTE.
HAVANA, Sept. u, yta KEr WEsT, Sept. d.
Terrible suffering !s being experienced At pucFto
Principe, formerly one Of the richest clt|es OF
tho islanl. Four thousand ratlons are dis
triautcd In the marketrpluce to ths poor twtce
week. Tie Spatl!ards aEe tortlfytng thu at,-
proaehes to Clunlucsas froM both land aud sea.
, 1876-09-27

LONDON, Sept. 2o.-Abraham Roblnson d
Son, cotton spinners, Hvbdln Bridge, YoEkslttc,
hare failed, with liabilities OF sl50, ,0D.
, 1876-09-27
NAIlts1:l),


Special nispaich tv The TFfoHns
KAnKAREE, ILL.,, Sept. @.-uffun, Adams md
john Kirkpatrick, two young lncn WHO stole q
team from John Hobbs, ut Chebanse, Saturday
night, were arrested by Deputy T. 3. Bacon
Yesterday, and lohgcd III Jail.
, 1876-09-27

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. ga neero named
Napoleon Wl1ttams was murdered hero tonight
by Ike Forst, bar-kccper. The trouble was
caused by dispute over o torn dinle offered f1r
q drink by Nllttaus. Furst slut hissl aud lied,
but Wus caught ut II o'clock.
, 1876-09-27

FLED PR0M TEN8kCUTIUH.
LlsDoN, Sept. H.-NlchoIas 8almcron has dcd
to this placa from Madrid To escape prosecution
for his connection With the manifesto Of the
Advanced Republicans that WAS circulated
throughout Spain.
, 1876-09-27

II ppse101 O''Fk*s1t 70 4's7 s1a""''3
: DAsyl.LE, Ill, sept. M,-The VcrnIllton
County Fair at Catlln opened to-day with e,-
tries lu excess Of former years, aud weather
very favorable, As the two fairs which buys
alrcaay como of III this county have been fail.
urcs oil account 0l Thu wet WeathaEr anue4 Is
expected OF this one. w.
, 1876-09-27

Spsctat 1tspasch to 7nt Tribune
LINCOLN. Ncb., Sept. 23.-The State Far
opened successfully, With very large number
| On tho ground. The display 10 brilliant.
, 1876-09-27
AT LEAfAR8. IA,

Gpecsa, Dlspa.ch to 1ze Tribune.
Sioux Clrr, H., Sept. M.-A Grc At Lemare
this morning destroyed the st. james Hotel
and q dwc!l!ng-house belonging to Mr. Watslcs.
Total loss, S1,0U0; Insurance about one.half.
The tire originated In the hoscl, from defective
Gue.
, 1876-09-27
THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. AL a. m.-Forthc
Lake region, rising barometer, except statlona-
" on Laks Superior, we.tcsly Winds, backing to
southwest, and generally warmer, clear, or part
" cloudy weather.
LOCAL onaEnyATIoHs.
I.u,u.ao Rant
, 1876-09-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Dr.Bronl1cnt, tho great Magnetic Healer
ogEurope md America, cures deafness. 4ts, rhen
ulatIsn. neuralgia female complaints oil chronic
and acute diseases. ETC.. By laying on Of hantst.
without medicine. Advice fFsu It Palmer House,
Tar}or Y, from 10 10 daily.
, 1876-09-27

Uolantl, tho ucll-knnwn druggist Mt Nh. b3
Clark street, has Inade great hit In the "Aromatc
hitter Wine Ut lson." Ne nayisc those who hrn
suffering lrum nervousness. Impoverished blood,
weakness, Or impaired digestion, TO try It.
, 1876-09-27

nurnett'n coconlnc--A perfect dressing for
the haiY The cocpaine holds ih liquid form .
large proportion Of deodortzel cocoanus OIL pre-.
parcel expressly for this purpose.
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Unlimited Remedial Resources.

People sometimes suppose that DIR. Pierces
Family Medicines represent the entire extent
OF his resources for curing disease. This Is an
error. Experience proved that while the Col
den Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription,
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, Compound Extract
Of Smart-Weed. and DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rene
dy would, il faithfully used, cure large variety
OF chronic complaints, there would be here and
there q case which, from it's severity, or from
SITS complication with other disorders, would
resist their action. These exceptional cases
required a thorough examination into their
symptoms. to ascertain the exact nature and
extent Of the disease or diseases under which
the patient was laboring, and the use Of specific
remedies to meet and overcome the same. This
led to the establishment of the Worlds Dis
pensary, at Buffalo, N Y, with its Faculty OF
Physicians and Surgeons, each OF whom is
skilled in the treatment OF chronic disorders in
general and those belonging to his own special
department in particular To one is assigned
diseases OF the throat and lungs to another,
diseases OF the kidneys and uroe enital organs
to another diseases Of the digestive system to
another, diseases of the nervous system and
to another, diseases Of the eye and ear. Thus
the highest degree Of perfection in medicine
and surgery is attained. The establishment Of
this institution enables the Doctor 70 meet a
long felt want in the treatment Uf the more
severe chronic affections. BY careful con-
sideration OF the symptoms as given in writ
ing, he successfully treats thousands of cases
at their homes. Others visit the Dispensary in
person. The amplest resources for the treat
ment Of lingering affections are thus placed at
the disposal Of every patient, and those on
whom the proprietary medicines do not have
the desired effect can procure more thorough
and efficient course by q personal application
to the proprietor Of the Worlds Dispensary.
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The Vitality or the Jews.

The Jews are the hcalthiest and long
est-ived people on the face of the earth.
Their immunity from diseases of all
forms is remarkable. Even the great
epidemics pass them by with the iilfic-
ton of much lighter scourge than falls
upon other races. 1t is declared that
the cholera never chose one of them for
it's victim, and, in fact, the deaths from
this malady have been so few as almost
to bear out the assertion. Suicide is
seldom practiced among them. 1t has
been computed, from statistics returned
in certain provinces of Austria and Ger
many, that, in population of 1000, 900,
the proportion of suicides between the
Jews and the mixed white races was as
one to four.
From data carefully studied, Hoffman,
found that, between the years 1923 and
1910, the number of still born among the
Jews of Germany was l in 80, and
among other races az In 40. Mayer
ascertained that, in Furth, the proper
ton of Jewish children who die between
the ages of / and years is 10 per cent.
and of Christian children of the same
age it is IA per cent. M. MELVILLE, cal
culating from the statistics of Frankfort,
shows even greater vitality existing
among the children of the Jews. He
also finds from his data that the average
duration of the life Of the Jew is 4S
years and months, while of the Chris
tian it is So years and IL months. "In
the total of all ages, half of the Jews
born reach the age of 50 years end /
month, while half the Christians born
attain the age of 36 years only" One
fourth of the Jewish population live be-
yond II years, but the same proportion
of the Christian population live only be.
yond 80 years and 10 months. The
official returns of Prussia give the Jews
q mortality of 1.61 per cent, and the
whole kingdom 2.62 per cent. While
the Jews double their numbers in Al
years, others require a period of 81 years.
In 1S49 there was in Prussia death fol
every 40 Jews, and ! death for every 81
of the remaining population.
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Judge Elcock laid down o somewhat
novel law of the street car on Saturday
last in the case of suit for damages
against the West Philadelphia Railway
Company. A women riding in one OF
the crowded cars, and not holding by the
strap, was thrown down by jar in stop
ping the car. and had her knee-cap frac-
tured. Judge Elcock charged the jury
that women are bound to hold on to the
straps suspended from the roof, If they
can do it conveniently" but, at the same
time, that women are not to be held to
the same rule as men in such cases. The
jury was further instructed that the court
would not set aside their verdict on ac-
count of excessive damages, unless they
were "grossly exorbitant," or unless
unfairness, prejudice, or mistake" was
shown. Under these rulings the jury
gave the plaintiff IS, 500 damages, and
the Court refused-to set the verdict aside
or grant new trial.-Philadetohia
Bulletin.
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A'YIBRkT0R:s

THE ENORMOUS wAsTAGE of grain, 80 ineritabls
With other styles Of Threshers, be SAVED by this
Improved Machine, efficient, evey 700, 10 aam
pay all expenses Of threshng.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN, and
Hike seeds threshed, separated cleaned and saved
as easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats, Rye Barley.
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for grain and
seeds cleaned by this machine for extra cleanliness.
IN THE WET GRAIN of 1875, these were substan-
TALLY the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect work,
srhea others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting complica-
lions, such as ENDLESS Aprons" "Raddles "Beaters"
"Pickers, etc. entirely dispensed sih less than
one-haf the usual Gears, Belts Boxes and Journals
easier managed more durable light running no cost
ly REPAIRS dust; no" itterings" TO clean mp; not
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERS who are posted
In the large saving made by II will not employ infe-
rior and wasteful machines, but viii insist on this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 9, 8, 10 and IL Horse
Powers. Also speciality of SEPARATIONS, designed
and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, viz: our in-
proved "Trple Gear" and our "Spur Speed" Wood
bury Style, both Mounted on four wheels.
IF INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising,
apply TO nearest Dealer write 20 for nlusra
ted Circular Sent free giving full particulars Of Sizes
Styles, Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard Do Co.,,
BATTLE CREEK. MICH.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian
Resolvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.


%slaneholy' Increase and 6srdnsss q SesS and nSs
a.. strsnsth inersssss appetite improves relish Cor
osil sssDs sss Sss e .es &C. s ssssAs
ed and cloudy spps ,sIS ,o 70 clear amber
urethra without pain seaidns little or no ssdIms
no pain or weakness ~
sd e i
aS with sisn n S S essIss ssn iaS
mony restored to tho several organs
saffron appearance Of tho skin e6sased 20 one sSssS
lively and healthy color.
ubercss will realize great beeGt in eTpectosssiSs
freely tho tough phegm OF mucous from tho lungs, ali
Of the frequency Of general increase o strensh
n50sshost the system soppsge Of nht ssess and
Shoulder otc cessation of cold and chils. sense o.
XII
Ks dsy at sraddS as ih sn
taken new signs Of returning health viii appear as the
SSSS sgnS IL and Pn, @
.Sn bard so ose r.
syphtc Sores chronic skin diseases gradually
pal Constituent in ths advertised sarsspaTss associst
ed and become dspostsd in the bones joints etc
SARsAPARILILAN win resolve away these de-
poss and exterminae the virus Of tho disease from the
system.
II those who taking those medicines for cure
of Chronic Scrofulous Syphltic diseases however
era health improving their esh and weight incfsasn
keeping Its II is sign that the Is
progressing In these diseases the patient either gets
better worsethe virus of the disease ~ inactive;
II arrested and driven from the blood IL win spread
s ssd tho IA pasn
feel better every hour win better and IN
crease in health, strength and flesh.
The great power OF this remedy Is IN diseases that
threaten death-as In Consumption Of the Lungs and
Tuberculous Phthisis Scrofula, Sypfnlod Diseases,
Wasting Degeneration, and liberation of the kidy ~
Diabetes Stoppage of Water instantaneous re,ie AZ
forded where catheers TO be used thus doing away
With the painful operation of Using these instrnens
dssoving stone In the bladder and in oil cases OF In
tammation of the Bladder and Kidneys, in Chronic
cases of Leucorrhea and Uterine diseases
In tumors, nodes, hard Jumps and syphod ulcers In
dropsy and venereal sore throat ulcers tubeces
In mercural depositsit Is In these terrible forms Of
disease where the human body has become complete
wreck and where every hour of existence Ii torture,
wherein this great remedy challenges the astonshment
and admiration of the sick 1t Is in such whore
I'll the pleasures Of existence spPesf cut of from the
agency, 1t restores the hopeless to lifo and
existence where this great remedy stands aono In Its
might and power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every one is moro or
less troubled with few doses will In cases. and
rev Dottes In the more aggravated forms, work per-
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should purchase
package CONTAINING one dozen bottles. Prico $40
per dozen or 80 per half dozen bottlebr 81 per bot
tic. Sold By druggists.
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Indebtedness Of the Pacific Railroads.

The House Judiciary Committee is
still considering the subject of the in
debtedness of the Pacific railroads to the
Government, with a view to arriving at
some satisfactory settlement of the dis
puted question now pending in the sew
eral branches. The Chairman, Mr..
Knott, has addressed letter to the
Presidents of the Union anc sntral
Pacific companies, requesting them to
make such propositions as thew would
agree to, and naming the amount
which they would be willing to
paw into sinking fund semi
annually in order to extinguish
both principal and interest of the sub
sidy bonds issued in aid of the construc-
ton of the roads. The letter states that
the communication is addressed to the
parties with view of arriving at some
satisfactory arrangement of the matter,
il possible. Itappears that the Govern
ment has been at great expense in litigat-
ing the subject and has uniformly been
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RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF

WILL AFFORD INSTANT Ease.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
PALPITATI0N OF THE LIEART.
MYSTERIES, CROuP, DIPHTHERIA,
CATARRH, INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE. TQOTHACHE MUMPS,
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
COLD CHILLS. AGUE CHILLS
The application of tho READY RELIEF 90 ths
part parts where tho pain difficulty exists vii
afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in half tumbler Of water win, in few
moments, cure CRAMPS, SPAiSSMS, SOUR SToM-
RHEA, DYsENTERY, COLO, WILD IN THE
BOWELS and all INTERNAL PAINS,
Travellers should always carry bottle of RAD
WAYS RELIEF With thom- A few drops ~ water
will prevent sickness or pains from change of water.
1T is BETTER THAN FRENCH BRANDY OR
BIrTERS AS STIMULANr.
Price SO Cents. Sold by Druggists.
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VEGETINE is acknowledged by all
classes Of people to be the best and most relia-
BILE blood-purifier in the world.
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The Champion HOOfer.

A famous runner recently ran a dis.
lance of twenty-five miles in two hours
and quarter in the villa Borghese, al
Rome. Immense crowds Witnessed hif
performance, applauded him, and paid
$1,000. The same gentleman, when a
soldier at Bologna, used to stay with his
sweetheart, who lived three miles out OF
town, until four minutes of the time OF
roll-call, and then run back to Bologna
and answer "here" to the sergeant's
calling of his name. This kind of cur
rency is rare.
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beaten in the courts. The time and
labor OF the departments and Congress
Is very much taken up with these ques-
tions to no good purpose, and it is the
general impression that some fair prop
osition will be reached which will for
ever put an end to the costly contention.
1t is thought by some that the roads
would agree to pay each half million
yearly into such sinking fund.