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bover's IAoof Liniment'

'kHer 50 years OF practical experience with
t.ses, in staging, teaming, SC, have learn
! That more horses have been crippled by
Ettertion to the feet than all other diseases
|nbned. After man sexperiments nave
5nd he true remedy to PREVENT the dls,
tse the hoof, or restore it after negligence
vi al nature intended it should be-fhs
10, support Of the noble aniwal. II the hoof ls
Named and diseased, the animal is comparal
Isey worthless. This Liniment will surely
frsa. this worst OF all diseases, Contraction.
Ib-ns Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF the
In slnew generally called Knee Spruns:
4 and restore those that have been crippled
4 ,he want OF such a remedy.
4 aT Try 1t, and 1t will never fan II properly
Battle the horses foot once week, or oftens
4 4 necessary, at the heel and frog. and
Il md the hoof close to the hair.
III. G. BOYER,
Norr1stown, Pa.
Nh. NJ. C.. BoYBR-Dsar Sir! This is TO Ger
thatI have used your Liniment in m
tie for three months past, on more thar
hundred horses, and lind 1t the best pre-
parat,on have ever used on horses. 1t is ar
better than you recommend 1t. Send me nVe
bases OF once, by express, G .. ID.
Harry HAMILTON,
No S2West Slst street New fofkC C1tV
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FIRE AT FREDERICKSBURG, VA.-It was
learned last night from some of the ar
irving Virginia editors that large fire
had occurred yesterday in Frederick
sburg. Va, destroying Myers & Brill's
large flour mill. Loss $4,000; insul,
ance $4,000
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MORE THAN .I,Ooe, e,oool COPIES. SOLD.

Gold Medal Awarded to the Author b,
the National Medical Associa-
tion." March 81. 1879,
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Relch and PnlpiL DIsgraced. .

Judge Thos. G. Simpson, of Oregon
county, Mo-, was brought to st. Louil
charged with illicit distilling, and il
default of 5000 bail was committed
to iail. Simpson is Judge of both tn,
county and probate courts of Oregon
county. He is also Baptist minister
and has borne an excellent reputation
hitherto.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-11
Killed by a Bull and Eaten by Hogs

Jacob Tenick, one of the wealtiest far
mers living near Broadhead, Green coun-
ty, Wisconsin, went to look at hir stock,
and, not returning for some time, search
was made, and his head and one foot
were found in the fields, with a large
drove of hogs at work upon them. In
the fields was ferocious bull, and it is
supposed he was gored to death by the
bull and then the hogs attacked the body:
He was n early 70 years of age and own !!
/ 300 acres of land in Green county.
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Another Kind OF Demonstration

LONDON, September ia mass
meeting at Dublin, yesterday, to pro-
test against the Bulgarian atrocities,
became demonstration against the
English atrocities in 170S. One of the
parading bands carried the American
flag,
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ARCTIC ICE
COMPANY.
No. 2 East Second Street.
PRICES FOR IS7c

to 100 pounds at 20 cents per hundred;
100 to 200 pounds, 80 cents per hundred; to
tons, $40 per ton. Special rates for larger
Quantities Eastern ice only.
rprlldt. j. u. CONROW & son,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-03
Pr~cepts NJ Parting.

Well, SON so yous sEinc tor to leah u.s. your ubbn OIL
A'ong MA gem ianc, Young nssers. what's shamcd for
Ana act, passed. Oh rich folks, when dey Isn't got
hrtter tralnin dan dev has-I hopes at you
seen ger IS lac young rooster asettln' up top OBJ
he keeps on .lreiehn' and CROWN. and while he.
n,r, Si yiGwin' us non
Cd de corn. ~ ~
Now listen, and min what tell you. and don,, vor
Take sS} ii oDa ss[eaced passon ana you git W
VINO H9Sws 6on no9slt get to be Precedent or Jes
10 man Shs keeps pnnn' de grapevine shakes down
Dem MIXERS what rune the ribber lie mosly mighty
DeSi an out some way for to beat YOU 4 you oct EN-
fon's sot to wa,en out FOR dem ielcr.-aeYd cheat OF
apOs. '' 'o'eleu
your sssy st '9ns wld de white folks Cappen and
Dey WONT say ~or to niger as long as dey notice
Aud ~ Is de oncs ingne we's any 'cssion tn totc
10 Srep u gwlno ON ZOO de currents DAT oes ere 40
sp'richul boat. 'N'' Wv
neera dat dee from preacher-h lowed AT di, ,e
Ana 60 ~ on. s9uI "ua packet run wild fun
mous'uusy nur '' ""'e VueEs Nu1
ANA 1g I,lp W. made safes an quckes BY boats OBJ de
wants you my SON to be 'Icar and soeiate only wld
pS' inled 10 go IN de caoln-donr nebber hab nunin
us io%'nndsd roustabout nggers what nantes de
Dem uTtCk raspala atn,, e,,t.,
wafer 10 know. ~ ~ u" SAViu |
bu' nsober gt airy-bc spectfu to all do white people
Ana neoDer go back dc ralsln YOU. had from vour
. nanny an me. $50 nv" Iour
whatever shell do; - ""'"
And shorey your fader' miss youth slluz DO think
well now IL done to you my say Solar aln't nunir'
oep' alS Don't you nebbsr come back, sab, vidout
req yo1 a. long as Is gwne TO- and now you an me
And cAlves /, too skace in dis coun,,v a. -,
'"Ns@ WV EwM byuAtA
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statuary In batter at the Centepri.I

-, Ihere has been placed this week I'm the
women building an EXHIBIT extremely uniaue
rue DiirNmens Association might class IL a.
theI own Tor ia m.terill; tue art z ilery has
notulhE IN II more graceful, or more Thoroughly
Idle !. II Is the nead of the dfsmtnine lin, ~
'Ioneiied 10 butter 10y Mrs. CaToilns 5. Brooks,
Let us anticipate criticism on the material
the wehther-the folly Of putting art INTO such
te,l,naoie stuH' ny stating that the graceful
born he long jOarney from nume ia the ,n.nfh
OF Julv q'ite as well rs any other woMan's
neah on the same fraini tnat ,ge has not nelted
u, ana thht the Ntyiu2 hgDts Of day or twi
hght, or OF the shaied Lamp serve but to pIing
OUT us exq h-lie yuiety. For this butter had
ouHci la M IL y IN, Is .itva ia ITS transllccnI
SHADOWS. II Is well u med the dr,. I'M,
iplahtuv, Tor I'D IN dreams ne pulses riss and
TAIL ana new mysteries and meanings pass
across she sIeepiug fave, 50 Ia tue TWILIGHT r
neho' th the shade Of the -tudenl's liup tbi-
i i.. nine, ~ her half-c)nscious ssep, SCENE u
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4 Mound Builders Pine.

A very interesting .clic OF tho mound
builders IN the shape OF a rudely carved stone
pipe came Into tho possession recen IN OF ons 81
our antiquities. This is evidently mn n,yi ia az ",
Is nnt very disslmiar to the stone representative
OF mat oird unearthed last year by Prof. Soniie-
NAM III us excavations at ancient Iroy Tha
speoilnen found here is about ten inches IN
ne.snV, welHhs about eleven ponnds' ana ~
nns e. RON semi-hard rock. The bowl and orr
inside VI bYts. '"''' wing carving
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-03
Poor Relation. ia France.

WON Ctnturl N NTNuI
A. no poor rate or tax levied directly foI
u T suppo,t OF the pOor Is IN eEl-.rnce 10
france. The support Of poor re- YES q
Strictly enforced 10y tina civil code; tie ouliet
uoh presses IN the direct as,end.lE lnr troH
t lug onhu 10 us grea' grsudmuiuer, and q soa'
ih-ihw or d'ughter-in-law mus sum, RI
npther' law or father where no closes
Ielauon lhlerSenes; such obligations are all 10.
c,Piocal' An Alm,house or hospital relieving
psupet belonging 10 another cunIH,une msy sst
tne tssspyes 10 TseVver expenses. "A
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Mr.. Grim. Make. hi. AeLso,,,.....

10 THE EDITOR OF TUE sus-Sr: Mr..
riounueSs Notes and foundations from the Japane..
ue ~ ~ ntst published anonymously In the yap1n
Hn,nt,n sn1 Japan ma. Tue text OF Z" The Mikad Z.
wa ssrtsotyped before learned to whom
mattel now cherrfllly express mr. opiissto".
hkw Y9AEi aug a. lS7e. VI T. SaIs1,.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-09-07

'syhs dlasrsues ,.bstvsyp ~. .ye9t,
and 'herlovoH,is the one cooks tie
sd6is ssd11 1tlss'ol Ut ilSlls ~ 6edIs
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SAVED HIS LIFE.
IA .REMARKABLE CURE

.afI. n Ht4tn ~ n NpAb SSHE@ y. HHfIIU ~
waa that oi Edv ard IL. Hamsoe, Engineer ~
(}eorgs Sseenyls Pottery, 1854 Ri,fxe avenue,
Philadelphia = He had q violent cough, ntKhe
sw eats. soro thssas and great weaknsss, spit a.
different times pint OF blood, gave up all
hope Of recovery. Through tho use or "" ''..
"DR. swAYNR's WILD CHERRY SYRUP,
because a sound and healthy man. and re~
mains so TO thtsfay, aithonghr tWsnty years
have elapsed sinoe be Was cured. ..trs.
/, PnfCEoNEDOI.LAR, six botties IS IL
your Drugststs or stors- keeper docs uot seh ~
We will forward hall do]en,i fratyhts PAID " !
any sddress. on res eipt q the Price sriui, II j
Prepared only by,
~ DIR. SWAYNE AsSoNt1 ~ nuiqmsaa
HrB g $50 North Sixth street. phils. nsl
Sold by sil Promipent prsgsstl,7sda "a %
i.ssfsl sdi tir 9. s.fi,nbs oosljai sii
,am .7inuo9 rsbrl1 "a gol1 i-e| boa
.tilrsi pi ssatgi % isIasrsm ssFlsi s.aai'
.iisv psSs7svH 81 boo .rb.~ s,daGi - ba,
tioAc1 Fb,msi h.i gsdisdr :creh boa
d. 81 gppo sar 81 ih1L rso 1875 rad !,
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.THO.a HHT
'T1''o.AE...'l...s'!

iAod % bmi2 81 blpoH II n =
.faov tlpya uog nc1i
. tsiiif oas sysb ~ .nsmsssH slsH
Ig die niaIasbm stafs 90 ,pksns.siiisf
.ssiiiag
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AGOoD FAMILY MEDICINE
,l..r5 swAYNE'S t1.l t.
TAR e. sARsAPARILLA PILLS.


Hoadache. Lsuguor ami Melancholy general.
Iy spring from disorlcred stomach oostivsposs
or atrpld liver. Each may DO speedily remov-
ed by Dr Swayns's Tar pms, which stimuiats
the Liyer and stomaih TO healthy ecsion In
removing all bill liousness, and prod uciDg fegu-
lar evacuatious OF the bowels. ~, l'''-7 t 7'N !
ff.Iln LIVER COMPLAINT a' iHr4'
that dreaded disease from which 90 many psrs
sons suffer, Is frequently tho cause oi .
HEADACHE, INDIGESTION, a
"i DYSPEPSIA
Is speedily relieved, and are oftsn permanently
curesi by their use. Fsvers are ofteu prevented
by the use Of these SarsaparIlla pills, rs they
carry oi, through the blood, the impurities from
whlch they arise. For ccstivsness there V
ESNAYNE'S TAR AND SARsAPARILLA
|, .I' .t'"i PILLS.
They aro puvely vegetable, and act specially
on their liver - Blue Mass or Calomel, with
out any bad results from taking. 80. d OIL.
I Describe symptoms on oil mmrnicntions,
and address letters to Or. swayne Son, Phiis-
ldeiphia. No Charge for advice. Sent by mall
on receptoi price. Price 2s cents q box Ave
boxes Tor ~. "a ~. ii -Iti.
| Ask your druggist for thcui fr 2r. /.
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mi sTORY, aIso hx

NTkNTE IN FOOTE' NHtHp tuI-
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acrerding 10 binding. Sent by mall on receipt
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TO. THE SICK.

A great many are now suffering with oolds,
coughs, and other uiluients, which. n not
promptly attended To may result In an lncusa.
bic disease. For all diseases OF the throat,
breast and lungs, bronchlalor ssthmato anee~
tiVts, ' .
DR.. Stroyns's Compound Syrup Of |Vad
I Hn ~ 7 Che,ry 0 TUl'7 10 .r
is o pleasant and certain cure. Tho Oldest and
best remedy. 4, 1t promotes oxpeotoratlon. and
removes alf llssasej matter whioh 0bstruos the
lungs, ths ulcesation Is healed. and the sufferer
is restored ~ periect. health, II u nouri.hils.
engthening, and for disturbed rest At night,
it,, uso will give swept replse. II the bovsis are
costive. or liver disordorsd, take a. nrst ~
doses OF Swaynes Tor and SArsApariliA Piusf
relieve the eopgested liver, and
reniosa all billlousness. Then follow with
Swayne,s Wild Chsrry Syrup, and health.
Tnese A In l,la IN otlioi nea f..s4. .,t. q, d.
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o.. ". GAUGLER, Vice President,
\. W. KNIGHT. Secretary,
Is. +. ARNOLD, Treasurer.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE,

The following Unsolicited tsstimoeisi f!om
Rev. q. r. waIker. formerly pastor of Bowdote
Suuars church Boston, and at present settlo0
10 Providence. II. l., must be dee nod as roltA-
BILE evidence. No ous should tail 20 observe
experience with the use OF V E1 TINE 10 tho
Rev. Mr.. walkers family, who nov proHounce
II Inv sluabie. .e. H. rf bro .tti
Providence, n. T., F4 Transit Street.
H. n. STEVENS. EsI. Nr
feei bound TO express with my signature this
high value 4 place upon your NEGEriNE
NV family have usei Il for the last two yotrs
"a nervous debility " tstsvalutrie, AMI l rs
commend 1t to all,whs m ~ ncai Al lnvilorht-
inx tonic. sHe ~ q DFr. WAbkbh.
Formerly Pastor Of BOsdoin Square Church,
Boston ....... .. .....
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WHAT is, .VlGHlINH. {. {.

! RITA cSmporfnd sxtrsctei non bsrks, roofs
iss,ls sa Sisst ast,sss fisS soy sas upon q
syacm. II ls nouftshing .anL streug thepins,
III Acts directly upon the blood, II adfets the
nssy sss. Ssr dSs ss's s~'fs ss
ana fDoihcrs Tor Il gives them Areneth, qussts
their nerves, and gives thc.n Eatarey svlst
,ssp ri ms ben Era,s,s ,,sss bytIaa nIa
soothing remedy for our ctiiitsn. II has 70.
lievod and cured thousands II " very Tleasint
70 take; eyerv child likes It, ~ relieves anl
blood Try tho vtSfErtSE. f,tye II sf,if
trial for yopr comgiaiuts; then you wfit a.. %
your iglent neigtbor and ac1aAiatAnce, "rry
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following ietter from p. g. Bssi. Pastor
OF the N. H. Church, Natick. Mass. viii be read
with interest by many physiciaDs also those
suffering from the same di-oase as all tho
son Of tho Rev. d. =. hest, No person can doubt
Tth-tes inony, As thcre Is no dpubt about tho
curative power OF vEIEriNE.
49, ,NAw,cs, MAss.. Jan. lst is7a. b
MR. II. n. STEVENS; tru t.t-f.. .. =
T. Doar Sir-sye have good reason for regard.
Ing yonr NEpEriSEa medicine oi the sre,t'
est value. We ieei essurei that IL has been the
means Of saving our san's LIE. He ts now sew
enteen years of age (; fsr tho isst tso years he
has suffered from nectosls ofhis log. caused BY
scrotulous affection, and was 40 far roiuced
that nearly all who saw him thought hts reoov.
sry lmpVssibla. A council OF able physlcisns
could give 10 but the faiosest hops Of hrs ever
lraliying two OF the number dc lariny that he
was beyond the reach OF human remedies, that
even aInputation could not save HIN as he had
not vigor enough TO endure the operation. Just
then We commenced giving him v EtiETlNE
and from hat time to the present he has bcen
outin uousiy improving. lie has lately resuui.
ed studie, thrown away his crutches aud ca ne,
and walks about chevsiuiiy and strong.
| Though there 10 stili s.lmo discharge from tho
opening wAsre his liub " a. .laaesd, We have
| the fullest confidence that In a little time he
will he perfeotiy cured. ~ ...l
| lie has taken about three dozen bottles Of
| VEG EriNE, but lately uses but little. us he
declares he is TOO we'll 20 be taking meiiciue.
.Ass Respectfully yours, - ~ ,
/ '.. Mas l.. y. +. BEST.
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O.
pootioal.
THE SANCTUM FlEND.
BY TITUS BR1x.

He lounged in the chiefs own private
chair,
Swimming the last exchanges DER,
With quite at home, deliberate air;
But dread were the hat and boots he
wore.
Cool! wasn't it? When we entered the
room,
He nodded serenely to make it appea,
How vast and gigantic his sort could
When fresh from Bohemian atmos.
phere.
"Fine day, old boy" was his hail, well
met,
AS he tossed his feet to the desk
near by:
"Ha! that gaze is grand; but never for.
get
'Adolphus Fitz Cheek your slave
till l die.
"Don't fidget bit; just scribble away
III pass you the papers when gel
through,
And p'r'aps Il good nubbin or some.
thing gay
I'll pick from the pile ard tip you the
cue.
"I'll tell you what's wanted in these
queer days
10 stitfen your leaders and give then
grit;
Pitch into fellows with twisted ways
Till they come right down or git W
and git
"Ideas! BY jove, have plenty now
Red hot and prime, that'll make folk:
stare:
Of course | keep private all through
the row;
The Credit be yours, and the lion!
share.
"Don't want my nonsense! Come, now
that's hard,
Since here I've dropped in, in ;
friendly way,
TO give you deal with winning card
just to warm up things, as the fel
lows say.
eco! leave your presence! All, those
words recall!
I'm ready and willing to serve yol
well;
But if you insist-well I'm in the thrall
At least you will lend me V for I
spell?
No? We'll, well, make it crookeder
Say just till cash a check, when &c
The same from my governor-close oil
screw:
He'll shuttle OF soon, then I'm fixed
you bet.
"Will take a quarter? Dear sir, you
hand!
1 accept; for I notice your pile i
small;
'Tis only shiny; but, understand,
'Iis loaend to Adolphus Fitz-Cheel
'on CALL
"Adieu, mon ami! Dispenser of news
go, alas, in all dignity, down;
But trust, at need, you will not refus
TO send for the slashingest help il
town."
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A ROMANTIC INCIDENT. "A rather
romantic incident occurred recently |
in the prosaic city Of Boston, which
has at least the merit of novelty, and
is not lacking the poetic element.
A stranger entered horse Car, and
was quietly seated in corner, when
a lady with bright-eyed little girl
of three years entered and took a
seat next to him. The child, wish
ing to watch the street sights, stood
up between the two. Mr.. A., MOTTO
ing that the child was playful IN
dulged in little quiet familiarity,
and at length remarked, as the car
passed around curve: Don't fall,
baby, papa would be sorry"
The lady's face, which had worn
rather a smiling expression, changed
at one, but before he recovered his
senses, seeing the .fasr pas he had
made, the little girl exclaimed: "Pa-
pas dead!' The position was en-
barrassing, but he turned the con-
versation by casual remark. The
child, however, turning her blue eyes
upon him, said in the most artful
manner: "You dot any little CRISP
"No," replied the gentleman: 81 had
a little girl once, but she and her
mother are both dead" The mother
of the child was now more confused
than ever, but when her eyes met
those Of the gentleman there was a
sympathetic expression perceptible
The lady left the car, and though nc
word had been exchanged between
them, the fact that the one was {
widow and the other a widower was
known to both. The favorable i'm
preston created was mutual, for :
chance meeting, few days after, wa
availed of by the gentleman to offe
: an apology for what might be consid
cred rudeness on his part in speakin;
r to the child, and the lady's excuse
for the forwardness of her little gil
led to an acquaintance which will, i
a few weeks, if report speaks tn
: truth, result in an alliance which wi
unite the mother and child to a mos
;, excellent husband and fond fathe
who holds an honorable position in
western city Boston Journal.
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MI A n HI :!
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED!

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out mode of cure at once simple, GER
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every sufferer, no matter what his con
dition may be, may cure himself cheap
iS, p!lVa'clv, anu IduicailS.
~ This lecture should be in thu
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! the land.
Sent under 4 seal, in plain envel
ope, to any address, post paid, on re
ceipt of six cents or two post stamps
Address the Publishers,
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Al Ann St., New York; Post Office
Box, 1886.
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate
of ONE DOLLAR per square for the
first insertion and FIFTY CENTS fol-
each subsequent one.
Eight lines or less, lBREvlER) consti,
tute square.
OBITUARY Notices, Marriages, Pablo
Meetings, Cards of Thanks, etc, to
be paid for as advertisements.
" PERSONAL CARDS, when admis-
sble. charged double the usual adver-
Using rates.