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MASONIC.


6pse{dt hspdfcA to 1ns Tfttuns
JOLIET, ILL.,, Dec. 1a.-The joint installation
ceremonies Of Joliet Commandcry, No. 4,
knights TcmpEas, and Joliet Chapter, No. Fl,
Royal Arch Masons, took place at Masonic Hall
this evening. The members Of the chapter were
the guests Of the commandery, aud The follow
Ing officers Of the latter body were installed; =;
John $. Millar, E. c.; r. ". Marahall, General +;
William Dougall, Captain General; D. g. Wells,
Prelntc; c. Pufrer, 8. "; D. c. Hays, j. ". !;
Z. Il. Akin, Treasurer; John 3. Fithiar, Re-
cordcr; II. M. Lyford, Sword -Bearer; r. i.
DIR; james Z. ElwooJ, Captain Of the Guard.
Tho following companions were installed a.
officers OF the chapter for the ensuing
year: D. q. Wells. n. E. n. r.: ". D. Fay, f..
g. Wilcox, r s.; Albert Garvtu, K. A. C.; E.
E: Aurd, u. Of 3d v; j, Dunnermoth, II. OF
~ "; ]. g. Patterson, N. Of list "; Z. n.
Akin, Treasnrer; John G. Lang, Recorder; j.
D. Prime. Chaplain; john Butler, I. T. Mills
pauRh. and George Abbott, Stewards; james G..
E1wood, Sentinel. A large party Of Knights and
Royal Arch stasons, with their ladies', were
present, aud after the ceremonies all nartook Of
q aumptous banquet. The affair was one Of the
most pleasant social aud fraternal events Of the
season.
, 1876-12-14
RAILROADS,
scHRMEs, 0AAnS, AND MO LAWSUITS.
Es.A.kal EksA,atak fa H. 4SsIAnuH

6CHRAH9r 0HANSp AND uIa LAWSUITS.
Sp<ttdl ntpa&cA to 7hs Jt1aun&.
WAsulNuroa, u. C., Dec, 19.-The bill to
compel tho Union Pacihc Road to pro rate pas
senger rates aud fares With the Burlington t.
Missouri was EccoQlmittcd to tho Judiciary
Committee with several amendments. There IL
great diversity Of opinion a. to the tnertta Of
this bill. II waa most pers,stently urged BY
Grouse, OF Nebraska, who 10 q candidate for the
United States Senate. II has been suggested
that there is gomc ambition in the bill, aud that
its passage would hare been used rs one nrgu-
ment III the Senatorial Convention In that
State. The friends Of the Union pa-
cttlc are unit that the bill
was serious Injury to that corporation. Que
OF thom argued that 1t would take million
dollars annually from the revenues Of the read.
Kasson presented protest from many citizens
Of Iowa. stating that tho passage Of the bill
would ruin Western aud Central Iowa. Tho
Union Pacific managers eyldently we're anxious
about their stock.
SYDNEY DILLON
Should pass. Grouse lost control Of the bull,
the House having refused to second hta claim
for the previous question. It WAS speedily
rovcrcd up with amendments 90 that It
l,atl II be referred back to tho Committee
fur rAlruft!ng. The friends Ut the blll predict
that 1t IL now Ia the hands Of lts enemies, 9nd
will not ace the light again In thiY C0agres1.
The argument which has been used to tle dis
advantage Of the bill Ia the allegation thlt II u
entirely IN the interest Of the Chicago, BuElinK-
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WAsn1xoro., D. c., Dec. 1s.-The House
Committee on post-Ofces and post.Roada has
substantially agreed to recommend formal
non-eoncurrcnco in the Senate amendments to
tho PostrRoute bill OF last sesston, which pro-
viles for the restoration Of the fast-mail sery-
Ice and the revival Of the franking privilege.
The Committee take ground TINT these subjects
should receive an independent consideration.
THE MEXICAN COMMISSION.
Members Of the House Committee on Appso-
priaiions say there Is no doubt t1at actEon Will
be taken in accortlauce with the Prcsidcut'a
recommendations Tint provision be lnndu by
Congress for the payment by the United States
Of tic awards rendered by the Mexican Com.
mission,
, 1876-12-14
WASHINGTON.
BIand's Silver Bill Passed by a
Large Majority in the
House..
Tom Scott on Hand Again with His
Texas Pacific Bill.

SILVER.
TIE uousH PAssEa THE hill MAKING IT GOOD
MONEY.
Sptcaoi DftpatcA to 7ns Tribune
WAanINGroH, Dee. 13.-1.lan.I'a Silver bill
passed to-tlay by vota Of Id7 yeas 10 53 nays.
Tho opposition was compelled to Yield to tbs
inevitable. There wcrc two hours Of short
speeches. In whlch no new argument was al.
duccd Tho House was not willing to await the
report Of the Silver Commission, which was
announced by ono Of Its members as likely 10 be
ready In the middle Of January. Willard, Of
Michigan, Ut tic Commission, stated that, In
h.s opinion, thu report Of the Commission would
wnrrant tho restoration Of tho silver dollar as a
standard, as It was established by the report Of
Alexander Hamilton.
THE INVESTIGATIONS or TnB COMMISSION,
lie said, show that tue silver dollar lns greater
supremacy In commerce than any other coin !;
that It wns even Of greater nppreciatlye value
thnn the sovereign of England Or the franc Of
France, and ts used by more millions Of people.
Tie said that nearly all political ecopomlsts
called before the Commission Ind agreed that,
II silver was thrown out Of tho wofld's coinage
the tendency would be to depreciate the value
Of gold.
TIE OPPOSITION.
The bill was opposed BIZ the radical hard
money men, who favor single gold standard
Kasson madh the strongest argument against
the bill. He insisted that 1t simply created an
additional indefinite legal-tenler oi tluctuatlnt,
value, aud was chiefly fl tho interests of tho
bullionlste. The opposition was futile. The
intrn syeT oaT M evidently hfa aped sns n ,hs
lnsgc vote.
AMENDMENTS.
Tho bill has been amended somewhat since It
vas ilrst introduced. As passed II provides for
4l215 .grulns STANDARD silver to the dollar, AZ
provided for IN the act Of Jan. Is, 1851, and
lnakes this dollnr a lcgul-tendcr for all debts,
public aud private, except where payment in
YQta:
, 1876-12-14
THE NEW SThTE.H0ttSE.

sPR1savlNLD, ILL.,, Dec. 13.-Tho total cx-
penliturcs Ut the Btate-1{ouse Commissioners
Oh account Of the construction Of the new State
House aggregated gu, ,4a7, ,21U.63, and tho work
now In progress and under contract will proba-
bly, exhaust tha constitutional limlt Of $780,
900. It is thought It will tako about f50o, 100
more to complete the building according to the
original plans. Architect Cochran ls now Gu
gagged In preparing Ill estimate Ut the probable
Gost Of completing tho building. rhs interior
Ut tho building Ii we'll on towarl completion,
an1 the Legislative llalls will be lifted up for
the occupancy Ut this General Assembly.
, 1876-12-14

f lust ~ we'll not to lose sight Of the fact that
a,xurt.J TltpEa received 24B, G45 more votes
et.n Ru7uEnFonu u. HAYES. The fact doesn't
nnnt Directly but It ahowa where tho people are.
-{Aiedgo 3tafs
Thl. alleged majority was obtained by bull.
osng in Southern States. In tho Northern
I,.e. 1IAYBs' majority Is nearly 100000. But
,hs bul1dozcrs who prevented tile colorcd he
uublieaus from voting stolo s1,1sl majority in
torsfa 49, 600 in Mississippi. B., ,Ss3 in Alabamn,
ioo IN Tc1as, and so forth. Such majorittcs
NJ frauds, Which no honest man is bound to re-
sn4tt.
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ton Il Quincy Road, which IL represented to
have effected lease IN perpetulty Of the Bur-
]!npton & Mssourt Road.

ton & Quincy Road,. which il represented to
have effected lease IN perpetuity Of the Bur
l'ngton d Missouri Road.
TON scoTT As no AZ EVER.
The Texas Pacific Railroad bifl, reported by
Lamar Just before the adjournment Of the
House th!s afternoon, Is substantially tho same
as reported from tho Commltteo laas session,
and upon which no action was takcn.. The
amendments now submitted to be printed with
the original bill were sucl,, only as wcrc made
necessary by the events which hare occurred
during the past season. Tho most Important Of
these Is tho construction Of about 1W miles ol
roads has taken no action on this subject ths
session, and the bill was reported to-day simply
t!!at i might be printed for the convenience of
the COURT or CLAIMS.
7o The Ttsttrn Atsoctastd Fhtss
W4su!N0TOS, u. e., Dec. l3.-Ite Cputt Of
C1ain,s has had before 1t this week tho caso Vi
the Union Pacific Railroad Company aguinst tho
r.ny to counter s'asn of tet-o7 uf ihe United
b.atce. The demurrer Is designed to rn[sc and
hare determined the question whether, consist.
ently with tho acts Of Copgr.ss Of 1883 anti
~, the Government, iustcai OF paying one
I rtergce. a. pr ,vldel by tho nth sectIou d
tie cain of the compmy thereto BY
~ offset oe counter clatni founded oii,
a. othsr provi.ion Of the ,ixt, section Of the act
tue I! !, anil until the bo,'is granted as aub-
aidy by the United States to tic Company with
Interest thereon are pni1, tat Least per cent
of the pet earnings Of sa'd road shall ge annual
ly applied to tile payment thereof" 1t has al-
r.ady been settled l,y til!s Court, and also by
tho Supreme Court, that an offaet founded oi,
40 Inserted claim that Interest Was due from the
Company. TO the Government on It's subsidy
rot be maintained, since By the churter no in
tGrcst IL due the United EtAtes until the mAtu-
, 1876-12-14
GREAT BRITAIN,

DHESTt THE FuluRN'
LONDON, Dac. 18-c4arlcs Brent, tho Louis
Tllle {Ky.l forger, will he dcivcrcd'to the Amer
lean detectives, probably, on Tuesday next.
GOLD sllJPMENT.
Gold to the alno,lnt of 9l50,0 600 sterling was
withdrawn flos1 bank yesterday fer Now York.
CoiAA3l0N.
The bark Robert Kelly caulu h, collision Tues
day morning with ttsu lark IlullllcTsteld, OF
Liverpool, ~ start Point. Thu nudderallcll
sank immediately, ana tltteen persons Oh board
were drowned. This Kobert Kelly was diseoy-
cred to he making water worry faat. Her crcw
abandoned her aud landcd ut Portland yester-
day.
, 1876-12-14

Special Dikpaseh to 1ns 1fisunk.
FoRT WAvNE Ind, Dec. 13.-Ihe trial OF
Dayld Hrundige for murder In the first dcgrcc.
which has been In progress in our Criminal
Court slnce Nov. IL, concluded last night
with verdict Of aequittal. Bruudtgu lud q
light with Archibald Mcdonald in August, 18Th,
iulIcttng injuries which caused the death Of tho
latter shortly afterwards. Bruudlgc on ats first
trial, was found guilty Of lnalslaughtcr, anll
sentenced tn two yeara tu tho pcuitcntiary.
Motion for new trial WIS granted, which re-
suited In nequlttal, Us above stated.
, 1876-12-14

.p,.r Of the Northern past.cs, whelhcr Demo.
q Y. snI nr Republican We Of tho South aave done
ta,9 ~ oroposs 10 do. No Southern State Will re-
~ ~ thn Experiment OF secesa!on, nor " hny In
Psssisansi III Of The South with tho sanction oil his
rerst the authority Of tho f1oy.
sa,a amrnt VIC ha'c Ind our funeral, and VIC DO not
'n.nd to Offer cur c0rpso Al targcs for Tho North
t.ss n11 agaIn to re upon simply in tho interes Of
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ne don't aak the Democrats to admit NIL Of q
adlcn that HAYES Is elected, md that there Is
. moro hope for SAMMY. It would bc moru
han could be reasonably expected that they
houll "tumblc to It +" all at oucc, but they arc
nning along by degrees, Us lawyers arc said to
stso Heaven. This progress is slow, but sure.
here wilt be no gore.
, 1876-12-14
FINANCIAL,

Nzw York, Dec. 13,-The Union Pacific Rail.
road Company has declared 4 quarterly dividend
Of 2per cent, parable Jan. !, 1877.
The amount Of specie resolved hero from
Europe from Sept. 20 TO Dec. II, amounts to
el4, 000; .thcra II still Oh the way u 0U.
, 1876-12-14

San FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec M-Arriyed, the
Pacific Null steamer City Of New York, from
Sydney, via Honolulu, bringing tho British
mail.
Arsiycd-The Pacific Mall steamer Granada,
from Panama.
PLYMOUTH, Dee. l8.-9tcamshtp Hammonla,
from New YuFk, las arrived.
N1w YoRK, Dec. 1a-Asrased, steamship ".
A. seholton. from Rotterdam; Elysia, from
London.
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New YonE, Dee. 1S.-The Ntas says It TRIMS
pired on Wall street to-day that Two weeks ago
the Third National Bank paid forged chuck
for $4,000, purporting to be drawn on Win-
slow, Lanter 4: Co. 1t is believed tho man who
presented the check ID q member Of n gang who
are at present operating IN every largs city IN
the United States that lIu obtained the cheek
by means OF 1ratt on the arm for q snail
amount; shat fn<ssipltlc Ut thu check was then
struck oH, mud tile. signature fafEed by Al
expert.
, 1876-12-14
FIRES

AT LANSING, MICH.
Fptetai Enrretpondsnes ef 7As Tribune.
LAxsfsot Mich, Dec. 11.-The east building
OF tho State Agricultural College was burned
Saturday evening, the fire being caused by the
soot Of stoVenipe burning out, md tgnIsing
ao!ne shavings left by carpenters. The loss Is
cstttnatel at $40, 200, with no Insurance. 1t Has
The iirst building erected for thu cullege.
, 1876-12-14
SPAIN,
THE BASQUE PAOYlNCEs.

THE HAsWVN PAUFlNCES4
LONDON Dcc. 14-5a. m.--A dispatch from
hadr!1 says roliabls intelligence has becu 70.
cciyed that tho Basque Provinces are quiet
h,though thcro Is u passive rcs.stapce to the
NV ag1o!laatf!t, tho Iaefo9. SONS deputies 1roul
Cortes, but the majority remain tn hope Of con.
ciltattou.
, 1876-12-14

OF the parties Hho Hero instrumental In eendtng
bogus dispatches TO New York ptlrporttug to be
from members Of the Bonrt, and Intended TO
leprecate The value OF the stock of the Central
Railroad Of New jersey,
, 1876-12-14

Tie names Of the unfortunate men are not
luoWn Ia Calhoun.
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PERSONAL.

ashl'fhed that ahe oven darcs to wear Iast years
IN, ,,,,or =, !. 1o,, 17o,,,,r o,,,toro,, =. In,
onn,.,sJ a no,v nnxc, ca1,nd .sI"nrs,, n,,h hs :,
,.sit , !. h,vh,v co,nms,dea ~ ! onaan '0'"'
49, ,.ss...,.-s 1,.ss $3.50. .r.u
4ae ",Hos' npls " 1,'1s nAeia"o EeNEpa Nv"
lps!r9 ~ ~ saon "'llao"s aa5 70 %
u ~. W w w plosA psopaoy ~. wv Wv o'ock
4'a o.se s', sulsea ~ p''ps'oA'e wv i'A'u1es u
~ 'sot' t'S''eu'n''
Arabishop baglcy. Of baltimore has sailed for
ONE. 1t IL funosed that the object Of bis visit
~. " seeate tho appointment OF btsAop James
aaou Of Rtchmond' as coad1utor Of BaltlmoEe,
n.1.,vs, =, 1,r..Idur,,,, .,... .,..rto. T.. II.
sgti at 0swrgo, n. T., and wrought a most clab.
t.s testImonlal for Gov. Hayes, It IL beloved
stthc two lrc,idrnt,ol condiy,otca havs rccctvcd
saa enough 10 feaen AROUND the cafah.
G.rpuc, the French palptcr. iea1ous of the snc.
uof the acr1,,,o- Falcuio, n tha ho,Iii,r =,
s,~'s ~ s.s.Iss'' ia' ~ .ae ,'saonnk "
1'saan' has nadeFtaRch 10 rival MIN W entering
1aa the domain oE sculpture. 1cromeFs 1rst
fask In marble will be exhibited at tho next saton
1,,,,1.o. ,,.,,,.,a 49,. -..,.., ...-,..,..
=; ;!ues Lone' ha'ln3 bech feiasea permission
d.'iser In Paris course Of lectures on tha
wi, s,,s,sn.. .n1 -,,n,sa.:n,.., fl1.",.,, Esos
,aP %s seAs'ous ana pnAosophical l1oes.y, FRANCO
ula amoment ia inferior to Turkey, md Just on
ttsluh spain"
Hilbert nanc,o,, H.. h,,,o.,o, =, n. p.,,c,
, 1876-12-14
SOUTH AMERICA,
CHEAT YIlkE IT YALpARAlao.

PANAMA, Dee. la great lire destroyed part
Of Valparaiso Oh thu l4th aud 18th Of Novem-
boF. 1t began In the Cafe de- Ia Marina At $3.50
IN tho morning Of Nor. II, and was not COM
pletely extinguished until $3.50 IN tho morning
Ut tue next Day Several valuable buildings
were destroyed. TITO amount OF the loas IL not
yet Known.
, 1876-12-14

Nxw YoRx, Dec. IA stttl Of l50 gallons
capacity, thFce mash-tubs, with capacity ol
1000 gallons each, and other materials fur car
ryiug On Illicit dlstilatfon, have been seized In
tha centre Of y block bounded BY Eleventh aud
Twelfth stfects and avenues G and D. The
pr0peEty Is valued At $4h00U.
, 1876-12-14
FATAL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FATAL DOILER-EXpLOsIO
DOVER, N. j., Dec. IA boiler in the en-
eine-house nt tho Coppcras Mine on Green Pond
Mountain exploded last night, blowing tho
hn,lsc to pieccs. Two men were Instantly
killed, another fatally injured, aud fourth
terribly mutttatcd.
, 1876-12-14

EAsT SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. 13.-Fank Ches-
scr, employed at 8. Mclean Il Sons camp on
Rifle River, while chopplngt was struck by fall
Ing limb about o'clock this morning and a.
most Instantly Killed. The body was brought
to this city. Deceased was single man, 81 years
old. aud ills friends live on st. Johns River, New
DrunR]Ylek.
, 1876-12-14
SUICIDE,

x82p09<A
MINAEAFoLls, Mnn, Dec la-Fr2nk z&hleF,
merchant 1t Medina, Ileanspln County, was
found dead III sleigh th1eo milea west of thts
city this afternoon. It u 4 supposed case Of
nut4d3.
, 1876-12-14
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. C., Dec Al a. m.-For
the Upper Lake region, Upper Mississippi, and
Lower Missouri Valleys, brisk and high nortier-
II to westerly Winds. decidedly colder weather,
with occasional snow, mud rising barometer.
LOCAL onsERvATiqxs.
, 1876-12-14
SCANDAL

6petfW L911QstA % 1A9 1reHN.
lNniAaAFoLls, Ind, dec. IA deplorable
scaudal, Involving Eldtr ". F. Black, Of the
Christian Church, formerly President Of the
Northwestern Christian University, nod nsfose
, 1876-12-14

6pfctdt Q91aa&cA 10 3ns 1fttrx4.
LApoaTH, 1nd., Dec. 1a-ln the case Of tho
State OF Iudlaua "a. George ". Wallace. alias o.
". Martin. charged with forgery, sn account og
which has sppearel IN Tub TRIBUNE, Martin waa
sentenced u aye Year, III the State's Prison.
, 1876-12-14

BLNEgIUNHs
DEaxE, Dec. 18.-Myuheer Hcer, tho Vice.
President Of tho Federal Assembly, hss been
elected President OF the Swiss Confederation
for 1871. Bezeuck u the pew Viee-P1esldent.
, 1876-12-14

The alarm from Box 800 at 7:15 yesterday
Afternoon was caused by m incipieut fire In The
foundry Of 1cssbrook b Love, corner Of Centre
avenue and Flfteenth street. No damage.
, 1876-12-14

6pecfd' 1spatcA to TIE Ttt5ans
DETROIT, Nfci, Dec. ia dispatch from
Mason. this afternoon, says rratt Block, with
nendersonfs hardware, tho Lincoln shoc-a.ore,
Halsteds grocery, and Miss Hrghcs' millinery
shop, burned today, Loss estimated At St2,QO0
to $15,000; fully Insured.
, 1876-12-14
Maximum Thermometer. Is: tnlnimum. "a.
1kSkhAL OnsEHT LT1OE6.
THE ICE CROP,

Special DttpatcA to 1as Tribune,
SUMMIT, Cook Co., ILL.,, Dec. 18.-The ice
men at Locknort are busy pnttlu9 up a very anc
quality Of ice, about ten Inches thick. At Le-
mont they arc doIpg the ea1ne thing. At HIl-
low Springs they arc just getting ready.
, 1876-12-14

NVUN SN1kN1l EN- D1tV FVNLUs
HALIFAX, N. g., Dec. 1s.-During SHOW
storm yesterday tho brig Westward went ashore
near Herring Cove, and four Of her seamen
Yera drowned.
, 1876-12-14

PHLAD1LF6rA, Dec. 18,-The Board Of
Brokers to oday adopted resolution Offering
reward Of t1,eoo for tho arrest and conviction
, 1876-12-14

Spsetdi DtSpateh 10 7as 7tttun&
CINCINNATI, Dec. IA Commercial special
aays: A dre in tho village Of Will[atnsto.n,
Wood County, ". Va, last night, consumed
the greater portion Of ono block. Loss estl-
mated at $l0, ,0o0; partly insnred.
, 1876-12-14

Hollands Aromatic Bitter Wine at Iron IL q
remedy fos nervous debility, impoverished blood,
ana impaired digestion. Depot, x! Clark street.
, 1876-12-14

CONDITION oR ruE coMM1ssloN's WORK.
wAsnso45s e., fss ST. s:t5.:: iofhe Silver
Commission, which held sessions In New York
during tbs summer months aud adjourned Gu
the 9Th Of last mouth, expected to resume it's
Presidential excitement Inns iutcr7crcd with
their work, anl will probably continue to do
so throughout the greater part Ut the
present sesslon. On rcasscmbling some
subject Of a bl-me1alllc currency will bc
taken before the report is prepared. Among
other distinguished writer's on the subject, n.
Cernuschf Of paris, the author Of several recent
essays gu bi-metallic currency. is expected to
appear before thr Commission for examination.
Az 10 the character Of the Forthcoming report
ycry little Is Jet definitely known. scnator
Jones, its Chairman, desircs to have It . very
lcarncd an1 elaborate document, Que which WI
command the attention OF writer's on financial
subjects aud practical men, not only In this
country, but throughout Europe.
Thu opiuions Of tho members Of the Commits
stou OIL the subject Of bi-mctalie currrncy are
no secret. Senators Jones and Hogy, aud
Representatives Willard md Bland, mud Mr..
urocsbcck iavor tho restoration Of = double
mctalllr standard iu our currency, while senator
Bowen aFe opposed to It,, Mcssrs. Jones. DoSy,
aud Bland arn extreme In their Views, not hav
lug changed their optuions since the last session
St tsk c0Tsns % a1e sssss %ea aasbs and aeds oss;
arc opposed to radical measures III
Its introduction ant maintenance. II
the Presidential controversy leaves any ttMc
for tho consideration Of the silver qucstlon,
Senator Jones and others who agrco With him
hope to ret some silver measure through Com
gross tis session, The House Committee on
Mines aud Mining, Ut WHICH Alr. Dland e Chair
1nan, llas arealY agreed TO report blu intro
the colning Of the standard silver tollar Of tho
United States, and restoring lis legal-tentlcr
quality. Hurh II bill as tl.is could probably bo
pushed through thu Huuso, as cyery vota taken
jortty In favor Of double standard, hut II ID
doubtful II the Senate can be brought to tho
support Of 90 e1treAe measure.
, 1876-12-14

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing syrun, for chill
tnas'oE, aiia1s hh pain. Sure 10 regulate tue bow
, 1876-12-14

1surnctt's F1avorsnE Extracts. There IL
10 subject which should nuro enHrpss attea-
are uted In lavorlnR the vnrous compounds prs.
pared for the human stomach. Burnett's E1tE1cts
a'v prepared from frnts og tho heaL quality, and
ase highly concentrated.
- lie uss them erclastrtlp," Sherman House,
Chcaeo; III fad 'htta he beat" Southern Hotel,
Hotel, Sun Francisco.
, 1876-12-14

Coughs md cofda arc often overlooked, A
continuance for any length Of time causes irritation
y tho 1uhEs or some chronic throat disease.
- Browns bronchial Troches" are An eflectukl
cough remedy.
, 1876-12-14
CA 7 ARRH,
Asthma, BAD COUGH, Etc, CURED.

9fx1LEnE1-My case IL briefly ~ folIowl: hArs
Sss fs5 1ine ar l. sd a9t atlsed
sttms esn 70 ~ :. . rs obliged : tnedy
a, au Of ,1 !, .ste, ~
clear It and tny hfoat before corj sleep Etery one
e there lstrsssnE sImptons o. disappeared uder
ri Crkr. My hearing II fully restored. hsve 20
M;hmatic tymRto;n. ~ cough. nu lropptnE y tha
a lays b:en for yesra enld feel 6e eeesa f Inc Guns
u M sstcm What as teta doue !a my calc il Wholly
1he effect OF the ltADtcAL CERt. Very respectfully,
FItCHHCA0, Oct. II. G, H. LAWHENEE.
, 1876-12-14
MEDICAL,
MEDICAL,
CA I ARRH,

Statement Of o. j. Gotdrick, ESQ.,,
Editor Rocky Mountain Herald,
Denver. Colorado, showing the
Prevalence Of Catarrh and
the Popularity Of Sanford's
Radica! Cure for
Catarrh.
Eyty ane out Of ten adults In thls wfoo region Of
conntfy hMtccd With CatArf 1t be citNlAtf.
ne tnat thf thret dozen battles Of RADICAL uNk were
asteiy sold An that hc had forty ofcf more
ffoM." ~ s "s'e ~ 'NVPH
Tho Mr. emsth referred to II Of tho firm OF smttl.
Dos furniture dealers, n.cr. When in boston about
atear aRo tic purchased e!even bottles Of -casarrh
Hemedys snd one OF sANFohn's RADICAL CuRr tho
es a. the esfaeat request of pcrtoual
sie bad leca the hst named remedy but Ind not heart
OF tho iattef Shortly after ha arrival IN Deuser wp
racelrtd an order for dozen Of tho T4pioAL Crak
snd soon another with tc pleasing u.elllgeace that
LIT. Bmth was cured. The prevalence Of tho disease
coupled with the recommendation Of bIf. Smith soop
created 1frcJ demand and without adyerta!pr 1earl
tfte hundred bottles sent ou. THIS IL strtk!nf
Illustration Of what II frequently done for thIs reed
return for relief from long md painful iuetn4