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The Morning herald., 1876-03-30
X F. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
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nS nas never been known to fail in the cure
Gio Ti weakness, attended with symptoms; in
sslsposltl IN to eXertiOn;loss of memOry;dif-
ro r1uity OF breaJhing;general weakness; nor
dnaa m vi disease; weak, nervous TREMBLING;
sf,e.aulul f0e.! horror of death; night sweats;oold
o,l universal lassitude of the muscular stem;
ttm"linous appetite, with dyspeptic symp-
nna ~nls; not hands; flushing of the body; dry.
asSs' neSs OF the skin; pallid countenance and
noilp nroGiptiohs OF the, face, purifying the blood;
Haaii Irs IN tae back; heaviness of the eyelids;
viii wiittuent M black spots flying before the eyes,
want ,t temporary suffusion and loss OF sight;
fl, thot rlse IN rom we tkness, and to remedy
ir"n ir". use 4. F. KUNKEL's Bitter Wine OF
anin. a,uh. 1t never fails. Thousands are now
on}vy on1}Vyahg health who have used 1t. Take
10y n. +. kUNKEL's.
tion"ware OF counterfeits and base imita-
so ,"nsi ms,, AS Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is
yistse Mell ~ known all over the country, drug.
1.SS rS themselves make an imitation and
thys,..o thy 40 palm 1t off on their customers, when
Ey cali for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.
oni,. ii;iheis Bitter Wine of Iron is put up
prS par r,i IN u bottles and has a yellow wrap
nll;rely put on the outside, with thu
taeb tbp' he,ors h,etors photograph on the wrapper OF
Sbs"pn ba amn on the outside. and you will always
Six 'Sre ere 70 get the genuine. 81 per bottle or
everywhere,
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE,
fod head Ca and all complete in two hours. No
WILL ys,., mead passes. Seat, Pin and stomach
cn1l n,nth st., Philadelphia, Pa. Send for cir
cali TI"r, H. Eor removing all ordinary. worms.
X, Kon on your druggist and get bottle of
.I''s .uNkE''s WORM SYRUP: Price 81. m l7lm.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-30
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Stock Market.

HILADHLF n1As HdIC1l 70, 1o7V'
Gold ia @ll414Phila& & Read
silver 100 9lO3 RR, 50I@50a
q s. 1881 I221S@l22A North Penn So @53E
" 5-zUs sl865ll8a90llSH" "hila Il Erie 2O19@2O5l
"Julyls85 ll8zS@ll9 1OC& A RR l4A@l4at
"Juiy 1867 l2lsSt0l2lh Lehigh Val 6lZ@62
"Julyl868 122z9@l2311s =" Nav StockO @50L
"l0-4Os l19 @llSZ Catawissa R Rl7l9@l81:
New IS lISk@ll8Z do prefd. 44Z@45
City 6s, ,newl0sl4 0l08ss N Central r 36A@S
UCo sof NJl37 @l37I Hestonville 37I@37s
Penna RR $3.50 56A
, 1876-10-15
TRIPLE MURDER.

TRIPLE MURDER.
BosToS, Mass, Oct. 14.-Ncws OF a probable
triple murder has just been received from
Bucksport, Ne. The victims are IN aged man
named Trim, lis daughter, Mrs. Thayer, and
her little girl. Trims house and buildings were
burned last night and his charred remains
were found in the debris OF the carriage
house. A bloody trail was found leading from
the house to the rear Of the barn, and it Is sup
posed that Mrs. Thayer and her daughter wero
murdered and their bodies dragged to the barn,
though they have not been found. Mrs Thayct
was known to have had $1,000 in the house, and
plumber is supposed to have been the incentive.
The community is intensely excited, and this
morning turned out enm1ssc to investigate and
secure the murderer. Bloodstains were found
in the road A broken comb, some hair, and
other indications pointed to struggle at that
point, and BY the bloodspots the trail was fol-
lowed to the barn. During the forenoon the
charred remains Of Mrs. Thayer we're taken
from the debris Of tho barn. Body of child not
yet discovered, though it is believed she also
was murdered. She had been visiting 4 neigh
Dor, and started to return home at S >. IN. Since
then nothing has been seen of her The body
OF the old man was first found in the ruins Of
the carriage-house. Tie murder was un-
doubtedly deliberately planned, and the buill-
ing burned with the expectation Of concealmcnt
The citizens secured the country, and late
this afternoon arrested at Hamplen Frank
Landers, against whom it is said the evidence is
very strong. The feeling againSt him is intense,
and it is thought probable he will be lynche{i
before morning, capital punishment having
been abolished in this State.
, 1876-10-15
ITEMS or INTEREST

] Armstrong & Co., Is Madison, corner State
Svhweizer's 15-ccnt oyster stew takes the lead
Sec Harl:ins' new styles in boots and shoes
| for fall and winter. 50 Clark street.
That new ''Dauntlcss " stove is the finest
thing We have seen. At Watkins, 22G State.
A stylish and substantial ovcrcoat for s14 at
Edwards i Brownies, $50 State street.
The stove or furnace you buy OF Hatch &
Breeze, 50 State street, you will find both good
and cheap.
The finest pictures in the world, and pay to
those who sit for them. Armstrong s. Co., IS
Madison, corner State.
It takes daily the pluckine Of 10000 geese to
supply the feather house Of Charles Emnerlch
d Co., 2S5 Madison street.
The fact that good work and popular prices
win is proved by the rush to Halls Studio, 40
Madison, near La Sale street.
Chapin:s original old bookstore, 81 Madison
street, opposite TRIBUNE Building, paws cash.
Get his offer before you sell your library.
The jcwe.er, A. #. Miller, 81 Washington
street, will offer special Inducements this week
in Roman neck-chains, loc1ets, and crosses.
A call at DensIow's studio, 1e4 Madison,
will well repay those who prefer paying So per
dozen rather than S3 or 81 for the same style OF
photographs.
An Irish lady Tho drove into the country said
that she took such long, keen smell that the
flowers came up By the roots.
The Golden Sun Fireplace Heater, sold by
c. q. Bangs, 215 State street, near Adams, and
nut in by Mr. Careii, who has set some ECO, aud
always gives satisfaction
"Thank Heayen!'' exclaimed a grateful old
lady, after twenty minutes exercise with
toothpick, 'the huckleberEy-pie season Is over
at last-n
The City Of Troy Ranges, the Empire and
Acme Stoves, and Empire Gas Burner Furnaces
are the specialties tnat are keeping leaVen-
worth, Of IS Lake street, busy. They are favor
ties everywhere.
The superiority OF man to nature IS continual
II Wustratad in literature and in life, Nature
, 1876-10-15
TIE DRODERICK WILL.
George wilkes Charged with Forger
8necfd{ Ms11tch To Ine Tribune.

George wilkes Charged with Forgery.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 14.-Col. George
Butler publishes sensational card iu the WASH
ington Republican, in the course Of which lie
says that George Wilkes forged the noted
Brodcrick will, and that by that means
he obtained a share in Broderick's es-
tate, which he sold to William P. Gar
rison and David Cotton. Butler claims tha:
Moses Flanagan signed the will. and on his death
bed confessed the act to James II. Selarer,
broker, New York. Butler states thut his
fathers name was put in executor to conceal
this alleged forgery, and that his father never
Wilkes Butler declares that he was impelled
to write this card to defend his dead father's
memory, and that he, George Butler, has been
engaged for years i'll discovering the proof OF
what he here charges.
, 1876-10-15
THF RfYIV4f MEETINGS,

Ladies and gentlemen attending the noonday or
evening meetings at Fnr.ycll Hall OF the Tabes-
nacle will nd 1t to their advantage to dine at An
derson's dining room, 119 Fifth ayenue. between
Madison and Washington streets. Everything
FIRST class at live and letsive prices. Hereafter We
will remain open until the close Of the evening
meeting, thereby afording warm, comfortable
place to wait for those who wish to avoid the first
rush of the over-crowded cars. First~claas oyster
stcws, 20 cents. Best of coffee, cents per cup
, 1876-10-15
-
EttPfOH,

Mrs. O. s. Matteson, GO West Lake street, eayF:
II have used Eupcon for pain and lamencss Of the
side, and have been benefited thereby"
William G. Lyon, 81 Coventry street, says: ''Am
an officer at the Exposition Building; was suffering
from severe headache, aud was entirely cured by
one application Of Eupeon.''
". II. Worcester, corner State and Washington
streets, says: 81 was suffering from attack Of
neuralgia, and Was greatly benefited by the use Of
Eupcon.'
Testimonials arc being received daily from part
les who have been benefited by the use OF Eupeon.
all druggists have it.
, 1876-10-15
A WALKING MIRACLE,

MIR. Fl. r. STEVENS:
what VEGETfNE has done for
Last Christmas Scrofula made its appearance In my
systen-la5Ge running ulcers arpear1ag upon me. as
follows: One on each of MY arms. My thigh.
which extended to the seat one on ny bead Which eat
SO Ind that TWO physicians came amputate the limb.
though, upon consultation. concluded not to do
my whole body 80 full Of Scrofula they deemed it
ady1sable to cut the which painful beyond de-
scrptOn, and there quart OF matter from this
one sore.
The physicians all gave NJ to die, and said they
could do for me- Both Of MY legs drawn
up my seat, aad 1t thought did git up again
! would be cripple for life.
when IN this condition j saw vEGETINE advertised,
ind commenced taking It IN March, and followed
with it until had used sixteen botles and tls
Ing am going to plow corn, we'll man., All my
toWnsmen say tt is miracle to me around walking
and working.
In conclusion will add when was enduring such
great suffering from that dreadful disease scrofula
prayed to the Lord above take Of this world;
but as has restored to ne the blessings Of
Of some service to my fellow men, and know 1T no
better Way to aid suffering humanity than TO inclcse
you this statement Of my case, With IN earnest hone
that you will publish it, and It will afford pleasure
TO reply to any communication which may receive
WILLIAM PAYE.
AVERY, Bcrsicn Co., Mich, July IT, 1877.
, 1876-10-15
4 Cattle-Dealer Of Pittsburg Robbed
and Murdered by His Partner.
The Cheeseman Mystery in New
York Exciting Much
Attention.
1 Supposed Suicide Now Thought to Be
an Attempted Murder.
harrington Will Unbosom Himself on the
Subject Of the Safe Robbery. !

Special Dispatch to 7ne 11ioune.
PursBuRG. Pa, Oct. 14.-A bloody murder
has added its quota to the terrible record Of the
week in this city. The body Of a man was
brought to Allegheny City this morning from
the suburb where he had fallen victim
to the love Of money two days before.
It was soon recognized as the body OF
Henry Schaffer. Z well-known cattle-1ealer
Of the South Side, who has for years bought
cows and calves from farmers near the city and
sold them at the Red Lion sales stables on
Sixth street, this place. Immediately upon the
recognition OF the body detectives ar
rested = man named Linkner, part
per Of the murdered man, and placed him
iu cell at the station to await
hearing. The following particulars Of the mur-
der have been received: About II 80 o'clock
Yesterday morning Frank Crawford, young
man, was riding along the Butler Road, fifteen
miles from the city, when his horse took fright
1t some object lying near the roadside, and,
upon examination, it proved to be
the remains of the murdered man. News
vas immediately communicated to the neigh
bors and the body was ut once brought to the
Office Of Squire A1agil1, residing near the scene
OF the tragedy. It was at once seen that the
victim had come to his death by heavy blows
On tne heao ~ ano iasc .fon' t"o sa1gc uuos
found near tne Te.na'hs, anu neaVy stone
81! oe!no covered Hltn D1ooa anu 1alr. me
skull was crasneo IN thrce places, ana M rhe slde
o. the mead oeaten Almost 70 ]ehy. Inc oeeo
nag oeeh eommltteo IN 1encecorner' anu Inc
DodV dragEco Hom tne spot into me WOODS.
tpon inc inquest oehG ne'o. the
TACT vas oe'ciopeo that L1nkner was
seen riding a IN a. a ,t buggy I With With
aece2stu, auu 4tNlnS ~" peloic tAEm apout
dark on lhursoaE az = point ionr mics from
Tncre scha1cr,s 9ooy vas 1ouna. 1ney IN
CURED the way 20 dafe's tavern on lie h1ttan-
, 1876-10-15
THE EORTIIFIELD BANDITS.
Xnecfd{ Disnufck IA Ine Ttfhune

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 14.-On the Sd inst, Deputy
Sheriff Lawrence, Of Jasper County, came to
St. Louis and reported that Jesse James had
passed through that county the Monday previ-
Gus on horseback, and that he had left his broth
cr Frank, who was badly wounded, with friends
in the northern pa-t OF the State to
recuperatc. The James boys are the notorious
Missouri desperadoes, who are charged with be-
ing the leaders in the numerous train and bank
robberies Of thc past five years. Acting doubt
less on this suggestion, Sergeants Bolanl and
Joyce, @and: Officers Ost, Stewart, vii
19{"' 19"' rs ra1mers t. Purcell, and Gardner,
ol the st: Louis police force,
On Friday afternoon, between and 5 o'clock,
they surrounded the residence OF DR.. Noland.
lime miles from Independence, in jackson Coun-
ty. Five of them. armed with double-barrclcd
shot.suns, burst open the door and ell
tered. They found a man who was
under surgical treatment for q severe wound in
the thigh, which had been received sometime
previous. They presented their guns at him,
and he quietly surrendered, stating that he was
named Goodwin. The detectives had 4
At Little Blue Station, the crossing OF the
Icaveuworth. Lawrence d Galveston and Mis-
Hope, Of Independence, tried to interview the
prisoner but Was not allowed, and his captors
placed him on the train, taking him to Olathe,
ksn:. and thence to Kansas City. The party left
night. There is a good deal Of dispute as to
the prisoners identity; but it is more than
likely that he is really one of the Northfeld
robbers, as your correspondent received to-
night information from Kansas City,
stating that Mrs. San1ucls, mother OF tic
Jcmcs boys. is of opinion that the man in GUS
tody is her son Frank, and this, taken in connec-
ton with Jesse james, statement that he had
, 1876-10-15

Mexican George and white man, unknown,
were shot this afternoon near here They we're
caught in the act Of stealing horses and mules
from the camp, and sum,narily dealt With. This
vas only accomplished after hard fight Since
our arrival in the hills large number OF public
and private animals have been stolen from the
command. and this is the first writ ne have been
enabled tn iss11n
, 1876-10-15

Attention is called to an advertisement under
head Of ''Educattona,' Of the opening OF school
for delicate and invalid persons, at Tallahassee,
Fla, on Nov. l.. Children and young people who
are obliged to visit the South for their health will
find this Institution pleasant and economical.
, 1876-10-15
4 BLACK HILLS MURDER.

Sioux C11T, L., Oct. 1.-THE Grand Jury at
1anhton yesterday found q tru. bill against
Jerry McCarty for the murder Of tohn Hinch in
the Black Hills On the 10th of july last. Mc-
9GsrtY was arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
1he trial will probably occupy the tine OF the
court all next week
, 1876-10-15
HOW TO PREVENT SHivERS,

A good oyercoat, all wool, $l4; good suit, all
wool. SIS; boys orercoats, S.; Cars (best)
Melton in oyercoats, made equal to custom Our
prices for goods cannot help but please. Edwards
& Browne, $50 State street
, 1876-10-15

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Special Dispatch to Tie Tribune
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 1.-The Coroner's jury,
sitting On the bodies of Mary Russell, mother Of
Nellie and Willie Russell, children killed by the
cars on the Atchison s. Nebraska Railroad here
yesterday, had session to-day, and returned
verdict OF culpable carclessness on the part OF
the Railroad Company in running SO
fast over crossings without Signals or
watcl,men. Willie died during last night from
internal injuries. Voluminous evidence was
taken, carefully stfted by the jury and DR.. L. Il.
Robbins, Coroner. There has peen considerable
feeling manifested in the community against
the railroad operating at reckless speed
across this thoroughiare, which is the
one principally Travelled by farmers COM
ing into the city. Russell and family
lived in Harvard County, this State, and were
going OIL visit to Cedar Rapids, Ia, their
former home, The bodies Of the three persons
killed were sent to Cedar Rapids to-day. Mr.
Russell is badly injured, his leg, arm, and col-
lar-bone being broken, but he Will recover.
, 1876-10-15
FATAL EXPLOSION,

GALVESTON, Oct. 14.-Tnc boiler Of the steam
cr Matamoras exploded near Morgan's Point
this morning. Three Of the crew we're killed
and two wounded. After the explosion the
boat was totally destroyed BY fire. Loss $30,0 ,000
, 1876-10-15

CINCINNATI, O., Oct 14.-At the Times print
inr=rooms, this forenoon, the clothing OF Lizzie
Murphy, who was playing near machinery, be-
came cntang1ed in the revolving wheels, aud be-
fore assistance reached her she was drawn IN
and killed.
, 1876-10-15

hia1, has received official notice that his superior
photographs have received the highest awards
He is making the same premium photographs IN
cabinet size a specially at the reduced pr1ce-S7
Der doZen
, 1876-10-15

QUEcEc, Oct IA Severe snow storm pre-
vailed here to-day. Thestrect cars have stopped
running. At Ottawa the SNOW is six inches
deep.
, 1876-10-15

JRFFERsoSv1LLE, Ind, Oct. IA distress
ing accident occurred at o'clock to-day, result
ing in the death of Capt. James Howard, q we'll
known steamboat builder Of this city. Mr..
Howard with horse and buggy was returning
from Louisville On ferTy-boat. When halfway
across the horse commenced backing, and
backed against tile apron, which YVES
not fnstencd. Is 3 result, the horse, buggy,
and 31r. Howard went into the river. The boat
stopped, and efforts were made to loosen the
manageable. He swan lou yards with d heavy
oyercoat Oh, but sank within fifty yards
Of tile shore. The body was
recovered. He was G. years Of age, and uni
yersa1ly respected in our midst. His death
casts a terrible gloom over our people. He was
the most noted Steamboat builder in the West,
having built large number of tue finest steam
ers that float on Western waters.
, 1876-10-15

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 15-1 a. MN
Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, and Lower Lake
region, rising and high barometer, diminishing
northerly OF westerly winds, colder, partly
cloudy weather, and il the first section OCCASION
al rains with heavy frosts.
In the Upper Lake region, Upper Mississippi
ard Lower Missouri Valleys, rising, followed by
talling, barometer, winds shifting to southwest
erly or southeasterlY, warmer, and generally
clear weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-10-15

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. IA sad accident
happened last night to lad OF II, named
Frank Manner, vino was trihing with a loaded
rifle, which was accidentally discharged The
Lal1 entered lis head, causing Manier's death in
q few hours.
, 1876-10-15
WINTER 1YERCQAIS

are just now speciality with Ordway & Newland-
at No. 200 West Madison street. ranging from $50
to $50. They also offering 100 different styles
trouseFings at SO pair
, 1876-10-15
fNntAh& ann 0H10.

Latest-Our enteEpfising photographer. Ar.
Nosher, 951 Wabash avenue, who dared to COM
pete tor the prizc against the world at the Canten
, 1876-10-15

: THE RADIAET HOME HEATING STOVE,
improved, as 1t is, with its patent cutoff for re-
moving ashes and elinkert, took the first premium
Tor merit at the Centennial. Shown at Dalton q
192 Gtste street
, 1876-10-15
CARBON PHOTOGRAPH

CARBON PHOTOGRAPHS BY GENTLE.
Those who wish to preserve copies should not
have their portraits copied by any other process
than the patent process made exclusively by GEN
tile in Chicago
, 1876-10-15
i Iaxirlum thermometer. 81: minimum. 81.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
F1Tcaan f@t. 14-Mf6nfCf
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YoRK, Oct 14.-Arrircd, steamship
Neckar, from Bremen.<
LONDON, Oct Steamships Denmark and
Alberta from New York, have arrived on1-
BA1r1MoRE, Md, Oct. 14.-ArriVed, steamer
Leipzix. from Bremen.
, 1876-10-15
FALSE PRETENSES.


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 14.-Merritt Hoskins,
Of Lake View, respectfully connected, was ar
rested to-day for obtaining money on false
pretenses from several merchants, representing
himself as his brother.
, 1876-10-15

CQc(90s I773@N39C7t 70 1HE 1T1UHHE-
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 14.-1t is said that
Harrington will make full statement in rcla-
tion to his connection with the safe burglary,
and let the Court and jury pass upon it 80 that,
all the facts being admitted, no witnesses will be
needed, and the case will be a short one.
There is a second indictment pending against
Harrington, which charges him with receiving
$4,000 from Hope Il. Slater, convicted Of
murder at q schutzcnfcst- The bribc, it is al-
legged, was given to Harrington on condition
that he should not earnestly oppose q new trial.
, 1876-10-15
NATURAL EiAV0RS.

DR.. Price'a F]ayorfng Extracts are free from
poisonous oils and strong, rank taste. They are
natural tlayors Of perfect purity.
, 1876-10-15
Reliable Evidence.

MIR. q. r. STEVENS:
DKAE SgE-I viii most chcerfuily add my testimony
to the great number you ass already Eseeyed u favor
moi think enough can be said In its praise. for was
troubled over thirty years With that dreadful disease
Catarrh and had such hd coughing spells that It would
seem though could never breathe any more, and
VEGETlNi iias curcd me; and do feel 10 thank God
TINE, and also think 1t one OF the best medicines for
coughs aud weak. sinking feein: At tle s2mact and
them is Of the best medicines that
~ MRS L. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Wa;nut-sts., Cambridge, Mass.
, 1876-10-15

New YORK, Oct. 14.-Louis Lazarus, Of St.
Louis, was arrested here to-day, and held to
await the arrival Of an officer. The charge is
larceny, and the complainant Samuel Ecker,
Fourth street, st. Louis.
, 1876-10-15
FOR LATEST IMPROVEMENTS

FOR LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
in hard and soft coal stoyes-cooking, heating,
office, and par!or stoves. including Argand base
burner and Paragon ranges-go to P. s. c. 4. Low,
ITO Lake street.
, 1876-10-15

Boland. tbs well-known druggist at No. 50
Clark street, hasmade great hit in the ''Aromatic
Bitter Wine OF Iron" We advise those who arc
suffering from nervousness, impoverished blood,
weakness, or impaired digestion. to try it.
, 1876-10-15

c. o. D. ORDERS FROM THE SUBURBS,
with directions how to clean, repair, or dye, as
the case may be, will receive prompt attention.
Everything guaranteed. Cook & McLain, so
Dearborn street.
, 1876-10-15

SWIFT JUSTICE.
Special hsp0fch to Tie 7s7aune.
CAMP EXPEDITION, NEAR CUSTER C1Tr, Oct
u, VIA SpGEG On THE Hull Wy, Oct. a.
, 1876-10-15

dental rooms, 80 popularly recommended by All
gold filings at third the usual rates
IS for the best set.
, 1876-10-15

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct IA meeting of
the Twelfth Baptist Church was held last even
ing, when the written charges Of immoral COLI
duct on the part of the Rev. Thomas II. Bott,
the pastor Of the church, were read, and it was
decided to have public trial Of the charges
made.
, 1876-10-15
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