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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

How 10 HANG PIcTuRRs.-No pictures
ought to be hung higher than the height of
the average human eye when the owner of
the eye is standing, 1t is the almost uni
versal rule in our houses TO hang pictures
much above this level, and they cannot be
enjoyed there. II the picture is portrait,
or ii il have human faces in it, its eyes
should look as nearly into ours as possible;
and il there be no such simple guide per
haps a good rule will be TO have the line
that divides the pictures horizontally into
equal parts level with the eye. II one starts
in hanging pictures with the determination
to place them so that they can be easily seen
and enjoyed without stretching the neck the
least, or STOPPING the body, he will be pretty
sure to do we'll In remote farm houses and
country tayems we often see pictures, par
ticularly portraits, skyed as high as If their
owners had been Academy Hangers, and the
painters young rivals of new school.
suppose the reason is that the simple hearted
owners think picture such precious thing
1t can't be hung too securely out OF the
reach OF meddling hands They are often
not clear in their minds as to what a picture
is meant for, and not finding in it any prac-
tical relation TO human life and society, they
treat it with reverence and put it where it
will disturb them as little as possible. But
as people come to enjoy pictures and get
some intellectual, spiritual nourishment out
of them, they want them, as they want their
books, where they can see them and use
them. Scribner's for February.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

And every affection of the Throat Lungs and Chest are
speedily permanently cured by the nss Dr. Mstars
Balsam Of wild Cherry, which does not dry up a
cough and leave the cause bend the with most
remedies cleanses the lungs and alays lfi-
lion tlttsr hc of the complaint.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

SOMETHING FOR PAsToRs.-A tendency
TO laxity Of principle and practice in refer
ence to the sanctifcation Of the Lords day
is apparent in many quarters. This ten
dency will doubtless be strongly tempted TO
break out into open and hagrant desecration
by the operation OF the Centennial year,
with its great Exposition. Such conse-
quence is greatly to be dreaded by every
patriot and Christian in this broad and free
land of ours, whose glory comes from her
Christian character whose foundations were
laid in the fear of God and a regard for His
ordinances. To prevent it should be the
endeavor of every lover of truth and order,
and especially of every pastor. We hope,
therefore, and hereby appeal to our pastors,
that every pulpit in our connection will
clearly sound forth the rightful claims of the
Christian Sabbath, and raise up a standard
against the threatened desecrating overflow,
10y studiously forming and strengthening
public opinion in favor of restfu, quiet
Lords day, devoted TO the public worship of
God, and this as the bulwark of the pros
perity of our free institutions.-Ch Christian In
sh-uctOr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
XVIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD cHERR,
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,

SORE THROAT, INFLUENZA, GROUP, wHooPING
COUCH, HOAIisENEss LIVER COMPLAINT,
PAISs OR SORENESS In the CHEST or
SIDE, BLEEDING at the LUNGS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01
MEADOW LAND SALE

The land commonly known the Bumham Meadow,
situated opposite the Coffee House," In Montpelier and
about and one-half miles from the village containing
about twentyone OF choice land, In high state OF
MRS. LEWIS BURNHAN.
Refer s. S. Keon East Montpelier and H. W lieaton,
Montpelier. bS-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

We will not bore the reader with the de
tails of Mr.. John Thompson's struggle-his
solitary struggle, his bitter struggle-for
him il was silent, bloody sweat Having
started with the idea that the job he was
about 10 do would be costly, he was not dis
appointed. For two whole nights he slept
not a wink, and only by brief snatches for a
week his nerves became unstrung he
feared he would drop in a fit his hands
trembled, and his work was imperfectly done,
nsomuch that his employers reprimanded
him severely, solemnly warning him that
his drunken habits had all but completed his
ruin never dreaming that his peculiar de
meanor and confusion and tremor were the
results Of bitter internal struggle. AT the
end of some three weeks John Thompson,
as he was going home one night, stood
suddenly still, stamped his foot upon the
sidewalk, and exclaimed aloud, in blank as
tonishment Three weeks gone, and not
drop The Winter King was right il
was all matter Of pluck--of the bearing of
pain"
From that moment John felt that the mat
ter rested with him that he could conquer
the monster. But though he felt that the
center Of his enemy was broken and his fianks
enveloped, still he ceased not TO pound him
with the heavy guns OF renewed resolution,
until rally should be impossible
His nerves soon began 10 recover from
their reactionary prostration, and he began
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

NOTICE TO FARMERs.-L. Roberts the In
~ the novel and excellent Min cooling fans
with cooler aud that reyolye and t together
sell Individual town and county rights TO and sell his
patent granted BY United states January H. 1878
AGfNrs WANTED 10 sell Rights and Pans. Address, .
Mar3ls LUKE ]. ROBEKTS, Waterbury, W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

And when he had told them. the other birds knew
That thls was the cause and The verdict was true
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

DROBATF COuRTs.-Untll further notice, the Pro
bate Courts Washington District will be held At the
office In Montpelier. on TUESDAY OF EACH wEEk Al lei-
business connected with the office should be ad-
HARVEY TILDES, Judge
December 1870 N-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-01

DEAI. ESTATE FOR sAIE.-Ihe subscriber
oes for sale twenty acres Of excellent land stu
ated within mile OF Montpelier village upon which are
good buildings excellent repair The place VIII be sold Al
low price, and terms OF payment easy - . ,,,,,y,.
Montpelier VI, February u, ISIS. 6.-u
NOR SAIE-My Store and Goods, In North
II field Village pt u bargain. OF WI sell ne
goods, and rent MY store Tor term OF years u Wen 10 10
Gated and has excellent Of custom, but III health
obligcs me 70 close out my business. - - ,,,.s,,
December %, ISIS. l2-5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
LITERARY NOTES.

The twenty-fodrth and final volume OF the
- .o,,lote edition, Of Bazacs works, containing MS
,orrespondence 1Sl91s5O with porit p on 5sooi ~
AZ Gnstaye Levy has recently been issued III fails'
Gen. LEROY, Governor of the BcrmudaS,
"a 70 publish q book on the Bertnudas' emitted
.N1rorials OF the Discovery and Early settlement oi
,he Permudas or Somcrs Islands, from 1910 TO 1850.
cen LEROY has been engaged for some time on SUCH in
QulTics
Messrs. LOngmans, London, announce
work ON MYTHOLOGY among the Hebrews; ITS Historical
I,ovelourocut: Researches bearing on the SGtiIc "a
ItytL,yagy and the History OF Religion by Dr. D.s
ziber of Tho University OF Buda-Pesth; TRANSLATED W '
Russell Martineau
Prof. PAUL., the emineat German aFch&o.o-
s+ "a at preseut on a visit England with the lh'e'
tio, ~ coucerting arrangements with Pr'l SIuS Ioi
10 , comUiistion ~ volume Of the "Monui - CT
,rsip Usforc" which Is TO contain cAt Gus ''"' II"
riisb tuedipyaI writer's relating 10 Gelihl'..
Two more Of Jonas Lies Sweo' n ''iS
,rui ne puhsbel soon by s. c. Griggs Co., Chicago,
"The Man Of Second ght' translated by NS' C' Dun
bo translated his The Pilot and His Wife, before pGp-
l,sbed and "The Thfce-Master FUTURE u",>tl, ~
Miss Aiger Of Boston, sister OF the Rev "lli"h H.
Alger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
OFFICIAL REPORT OF AMERICAN MINISG BOARD
Openinq II o.slock Caii
Oyern1u MInCo
TUEsDAY. Oct. 31-r-,f-

Tkn carly dealings AT he Stock Exchange to-day
gave no indications of the excitement and confusion
which was to mark the end. The market generally
opened quiet, and in many instances there was n
fractional Improvement over the prices Of last night ;
yet there was a lack of that vim and confidence dis
played which heretofore has been the chief charac-
teristic of the buying. So the trading dragged
along with nimpoTtant fluctuations Except for the
coal stocks) until after o'clock, when a fever to
sell gained the ascendency which sent prices Of the
favorites down the scale 2a22 per cent. The spec
ulations as to the Of the sudden decline were
almost rs numerous as were the operators, but gen
orally it was ascribed 10 the supposed failure
of the railroad magnates at their meeting to-day
to agree upon terms for a settlement of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
II. 49, .Lo--d b.I-Iy .Lealy.

M Gs AND CHEMICALS have been 10 fair demand ami
generally steady We quote: Op,um a - - currency tor
otuul lols Morrhine a. 20 Qunee pr - 5o Camuhor
ne GINSENG - 1881 30 seneca Root 1900 Alcohol %
- Balsam lou ~ % SapctcI, i2Di2lc tor re
Sd3 gold; Cream 30
GOLD: Quicksilver, jjC gold; English OhrmcaisSl - Tor
Sal soda: ~ 3. asi 81 Causic: y - 2 for Ash
- l2il 20 20 Tor c3Ib soda AN gold bening Powder
--ae2 H. currency; elaborate Potash. -. DE. gold
Essential O- - ~ sod Tor Btt-mut - IuapS -, gold inr
Ltmon 5oc currency, tor sassats; 90 y 90 Tor winter
and - 30 TOR Peppermint ~ IN anu - D. III
glass. C1chueal Gg0Gbc goic; Cutch 5sle Co., gold (;
Gambler 5-2c gold Virginia sunac rtOasoo' And sicily
$3.50 $40 e ton.
FIsH-Col have been quiet but steady at - for Grand
- 80 Tot Georges. Box Herring have been m good
demand at pc. Tor scaled and l6e for 10 with aIT,d
quict 10 Halifax split ~ 5ODtl 10 Tor Port
land s. 20 Msaene Maekerel have been fra but quiet
Tor MASSAGE usetts shore, - TOR No
do So 80 for No s. slldSl2 Tor No Halifax, and s9dSlO
for No. TO- .,--
FIptg AND NIEAT-Shippng grades OF Flour rather
more steady with little better export demand city Mis-
Extris brought a trife money, with fair inquiry
mainly for the West Indies and British proyncs otheI
1ds were without decided change In price, ami with only
very moderate trade inquiry the tendency 90 favor
buyers Saes IA 40 bDs, including 5000 bills CITY Ms
British provinces, aud SO 1905 80
Tor The Nest Indies $500 bbs Low Grade Extra az - 20
81 a. 800 bbs Medium Extra IS 4OdS8 25 1900 bbs
Minnesota at - 7od$1 ~ for Plain and ~ 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

frsts were irn at 9S14; Mississippi and Ohio sec
onds. 80 bid arsts of Missouri Pacific advancing
to % and seoa4ds TO 50; Canada Southern tirsts
fetched so; Great Western seconds, %, and New
Jersey Central tOnyertibes, 50. .
The receipts and disbursements of the L. s. Assist
ant Treasurer at New-York for the month of Octo-
Der were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
THE MARKETS.
.caie,nny r.porrc- fos Tx rRlH'N2,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ysr N0y,h Yirs5, Vessels ond RlltrO1ds.
GENERAL MkNhr NEPORT
.S75.096,5s9

AsuEs-Taero were steady, f'c lcuau- and as .oi.rs
~ , push business, prices arc inclined to show some AIn
HFI,Wt xrrl.re have been no changes notwhstan!in{
ru.r g l state OF 4-4lr Western ANA utheru quoted
EiCK-Ihe market Tor aarl and Polo qualities especially
I1. I ,l STOCK. and steady regular deuauts Fronts,
I by, a.. ~, ' o. s rriyer s5 Ilyefs,g
nav $3.50 -ji Fronts '"n H''Nn So; d2r, - ieJ,
a,..'s is,en included. l:5 higher on sallnay ami
ri sf. eor. We qu,e slor; Gr,cn brush.
= So. Green Uuf'. tsr- Mo- 300 Green JaCc, 3nd Red
"a. >n ... uc tI.Ie has been done At late
E-l g. .-t: r.ts.t s 5-c.i raallnc. 10000; Re
"C.v, 3. ,.i,,l..a.e erly nee. rather quiet and
W t... ...tH. r.u.r. 2D retained. Foreign
,'rr.t 'aIt..-.y, N uou.: Portland 80 tQrsi Roman;
- ;.@ h,..n. , b, or So,r.e sni siiasIi -
-. F H. Forge r. Land - IOa 60 20, and Lime o. Tell
,ui.c,nY has been I'm mr d.maHd at 4'ta5c gold Tor
tutile ta.- 10 en- A1,'l r i, ,, an Fi1tt t2c.It
chestnut, WINCH is -.ar,". it r'I.Lu 4o,,E nc" ,,,
.' ...' ' " ,,t.t l, ~ 81. scotch do.
.'.l A. .y e,q.s Co. Provincial - 5uatj 3d. chr
D. oy. rluu-. wanna Hcstmorc1nd and West Isnia ga
go. ADD Aui.sa,. ,e s,le5 10, tlr CARGO -..
,r,.iA nt. been o. end nominal %. ~ -. f'r Nant2
Dom r5 -,42-c Tor NaraSioo, IA zoe. iof caracas And
EG-Ti Cotc Wa2 juliet and UNCHANGED Brazil vas
q.t today lutc tln eips 9r ihc l.t "eeN nave
G .., rt AVA a 81 IS, bass u 3ach los b5as hero
aia 5..,i 30 ian"F ana me ,jn sqii, ~ aG "a 49,
G.. a.l "a ST.. aHd D. 90 OK cx T T, az ~
~. General 0uot ions are ~ f VS.: Ro ordinary ear
-r l6L,. 40 Fir i,'-c; Gooi. Ice; do Prime I94e'
Come range ior loi. ifea4O4c; santos Fai. to Good
I,I.- o.. JAVA ,mats, 81 ezc SINGAPORE "a -, Na'e
,I iarilI-o ,5l.; cosIaI.ica 6a lac. Mexican l6 y
a. r ~Itaa.a. n @, Porto itie' l',- 80 Al- .H.t
llI1.. Iamatcl. j-ei'ci C"rag'a' l'4.O-'i MANILA
t5o.i@E ssf3cE-rh,re have htslly been s,, WI.
usr d,uaGd ,Gq quotations SHOW more = 'ar 40. =
H D I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
Mem publications.
| BRACE OF BUSY BIS.

A DhAOE VI
BARNUM AND BILLINGS
u r parnnm,s r,,y book LION JACK Or How MENACE
REs ABE MADE, an illustrated Door lor pO9S anu s''
Josh Biuingss new "a RMERs ALMlNAX Tor - o. WIN
comic ma STRAIT aud prOverbial philosophy VIII O '
ready 'i'S "''A g. w. CARLETON & CO.. Publishers.
.Orlers are pouring u from every quarter ana ViO"'
sales anticipated
1917 JOSH BLLINGS'' ALTMAN.
psdv lbs week and .u Of come Illustrations, JOSH Bill
riN1;cS AIMIN AK lS77. one of the rrirSl hnln'
w., issuea of ibs funniest Of all funny puhhca tons foe
81 cents {. ". CARLETON q Co., fuoIsltis'
- Trade supplied by AM NEWS co.
MAY AGNES FLEMING'S NEW NOVEL
Ready this week KATE DANTON an incns Interesting
new novel by MAY Agnes Fleming author Oh Guy A'ii'
WING '1 q. W. CARLETON & Co, Publishers.
"PRETTY AS PICTTREs ,o Am Ioc & g1e}at
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VVANTED-APPLETO CYCL0PEDlAA;
w new edition Address. stating style Of mhdihE ana
lowest cash pncc, j. W. F. BOX II, lr1buhc "lN'e'
CATAN CHAINED. BY Professor DUN.
- second Edition. just out 50 Broadway
DARNUM's NEW BOOK
Published this week splendid new book for boys ana
girls by T. T. BarnuU called LION JACk or HOW NlfN
hcFEIFs ARE MADE. With lots Of illustrations one OIL
tie books ior Young people ever printed b'"u'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

In State bonds, Missouri long sis per cents were
steady at 107a 1914, skies of 1877 selling at lo2,
and SKIES of 1873 at 1924. There were sales IT old
North CGrolinas at ISL aud District OF Columbia
3.GJs at G0ls GJli. Old Tennessces sttcned up 10
II, new, and new series selling at -. In the city
bank stocks 40 Bank of the Republic sold at y /;
Gold Exchange u0) at 115, and ~. Nicholas l3ul
nc IOOl2 There was continued demand IN railroad
bonds Tor the Toledo and Wabash Issues at yester-
DAYS advances 20 for seconds, and 72l2 for firsts,
NJ. LOUIS Division. st. Pauls sinking funds were
quarter better &C SCH, and Northwestern coupon
gold cOnsols easier at 15i Convertible 81 Of Han
nibal and St. Joseph fell to o3ls; North Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

"war.v That such was not the cause Is evident
from the fact that nothing was known as to the re-
suit bccause when the meeting adjourned at about
o'clock il was to meet again this evening. II tine
s,,yo.fion 7Dirht not be considered too simple rer-
hans n ,,,,uId moi be worth while 10 look t)r
reason for the decline further than to the I'M n
weakness Of the market when the effort Il .he
ci1ucs Is TO sell instead Of buy stocks. o. ne coal
shares, Delaware, LackawaHna and Western mo-
uopuized che largest attention opening NJ 1872 u
declined to ~ rallied 10 743s fell TO 73l, and after
another rally 10 737s closed with sales at 1911 and
73Ia. Only % shares of Delaware and Hudson
were sold at prices from % to 7l2t. Central Of
N,w-.Jersey was inactive at $685. a37 1854. Lake
shore after opening at 81 and selling at 81
only hu,tuated within a range Of y per cent mp to
GIas. until late in the day, when il was steadily
sold from 81 down 10 90, it's final price
The official list shows tia one half OF the otd
transactions n thc stock or the day occurred our
ing the last hour OF ''.'lcss Michigan Central IN
like manner was ..caly and dali between 30 and
5pa. but finally became active from 1874 10 41's
Central and Hudson sold 10 the extent OF 700 shares
M IO3l,4 tO2l2a 1903, and Erie was duh at II Ia
1O7s. The Changers were less active, yet h'aVy'
declining from J. to per cent IA the hnaI SAFES
Roct Island with sales Of 300 shares, only shppe"
l. under the late stereotyped BID Of lO@, ONO ahd
MISSISSIPPI was STEADY NJ II 81 II, anu 'l' i''"'
bal aud st. Joscphs oh lost portion OF their recent
advance. Western Uui,. opened strong 80 1893 and
went 10 1888 but was sc..ing again at 72'sa73 be-
fore thc break" began, when it sold down 10 -.
Pacific Mail was pressed for sale from the start but
only declined from 2i2 90 233l. The market closed
weak without recovery, with final changes from the
closing prices of yesterday as follows: Declines
Chicago Burlington aud Quincy and Rock Island,
each l.; Illinois Central 81. Paul ONO aud MiSSi'-
siupi, and Waba h. each Il; Erie and Central o..
Ncw-.Jcr,cy each 30; Northwest. i2; Pacific Mall
D.; Delaware, Laclawauna and Western, 81 Paul
preferred, Western Union, and United states Tx
press each 81; Hannibal and -. Joseph and North
Wc,, preferred each Genital aad Hudson, Isl
Delaware and Hudson, III; Hannibal AID st.
Joseph preferred, ll2; Lake Shore ., and Michigan
Central. ~. Adyaut,,-C., G. aiI /. C.. and Com
soidatou Coal each d. Missouri Pacific, - aud
Adams and American Expresses, each y per cent.
The following table shows tLc
IAslf. .I IiIl +..rkTT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

GISn YEAR.-BOARD and TUITION
y sbO at Episcopal Academy. Address
Rev ". NJ. REILLY, uadi0uht-l' y. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01

Money was m fair demand, ana on can 'Ho i''I'1
wore. / prr cent down to 2u-i2 on /. :. bonds ana
r,i.cailaa. ous collateral alike. ON the n-- Wti"a-
,.pu of che brcll, u stocks smart drI1nd appeared
f,r money. ard tI, price was run up o. &. some
fresh capii1l appearing broke down the quotation,
and the ,ast transaction WAS M ), win NOR "irI-
ing 40 -. Ir-.-.lJss business notes were II oil
sllr M . To- q. bat the supply was limited. ~
change ou Ncw-Iork Is quoted by tcicE'Hrh aS ioi-
lows I'm the critics named: Savannah, 80 D. oia-
couut Charleston, from oIG discount 10 par; Ac"-
Orleans $50 g discount; Cincinnati, 81 ~. Lpu,,
~ 2JUtl -. and Chicago, - cents per 100 dis
count. Tie United STATES Treasurer go W a9i.h-t'h
received to-day 100000 national bank notes Tor
r,,'r.upfiou. The customs receipts We're Nfon0pu,
and informal c,cuuc receipts, S2IJ,OuD. lLo i"l-
lowing /, the Clearinghouse statement to-day
Currency exchanges, rG1, i"j,iio; currency hFi-
ances, plO1j,5it; gold exchanges, @tl--,'oo;
gold balances, N1Uc,5UG.
United states bonds re- IN irccrequcst, as tiou-l
the pi.4aid November interest WAS seeking invest
Ie,,t again Ia tais channel. The various gold -5HrS
fetched strong prices, coupon old ISOJs selling al
1871; coupon 1861, at llGls; coupon new lNts no
Ifiia and the new 4l2 per cent bond, at llll2.
Thirty thousand currency SKIES sold at II lI2a LIS
.tl0IIt We annex latest street quotations.:
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gnstrufilon.
For Young Ladies-City.

AIRS. SYLVANUS REED'' BOARDING AND
vi DAY SCHOOL. for Young Ladies. Nos. am I-a'9
FIFTY thirist New.Yurk. RLOPLSS Oct. 2 iithen eui
,nSn ractcaly taught: careful training IN Primary ana
Preparatory Departments; COLLEGIATE Course OF soy I-es
education 0f women Afrdi lut
bcah ana comfort scale. successful KINDER
eerteu connected with the school.
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MADAME 0. DA SILVA
va ant
sILLE. i. n. ROSTAN's

NE LIE. =, i. IkUo 7 blN -, = - ,.,-,,-l.
JFt FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN BoARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. East
Pony 1rstst corner FIFTH ave- The Musical department Is
the 81 PrOis. :. 3. Mills aud D. Laurent MIS- NJ
J. late OF Washington. D. c. viii be connected with
Tie school. kindergarten and Primary Department
CMALL PRIVATE CLASS in Fifty-first-st,
- near Fifth for little girls For par
address Miss b. S. NJ, Tribune Uptown oGce 1888
Broadway.
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DECENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

No. XXXVI-veruam reports Of all Prof HUXLEY
recent public ADDRESSES IN the United States
No XXXV.-Complctc 5UIDE TO the CENIENNIAL IN
UIBITION.
No XXXIV-The WAGNER FESTIVAL at BayIeuth.
Letters bv a. describing the production OF The
Ring Of the Nibeuugs."
No XXXuI.-Indopendence Day CITATIONS and 20
EMS July 1870 by Eyarts, storrs Adams BeeoheT ",h
throp Taylor Bryant, and others
E,tber Of the above Extras in sheet FORM win be to
any address on receipt 10 in pamphlet except No
3S) on receipt Of 20 cents Address
THE TRIBUNE. Ncw-York.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-08-18
FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
DR.. G. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE Countenance is pale and
i leaden-colored, with occasional
flushes, or circumscribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid ;
the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood !;
belly swollen and hard urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough /;
cough sometimes dry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
BILE, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, not capable of doing the slight
est iHyH,y to the most tender Infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's YER
AHFUGE bears the signatures of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. ON the
wrapper.