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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

SAGrA la GRANADE, Feb. 10. The burn
ing Of sugar plantations still continues In this
juri'diction and there are so many insurgents
near this city that 1t is unsafe to cross the river
on one side. or to 20 beyond the cemetery,
which Is protected by fort. on the other A
few nights ago all tho sugar cane on the planta-
lions Delta and Rcsulta on the opposite side Of
the river was burned. The insurgents also en-
tered the Precinct san Juan and sacked two
Stores without meeting with any opposition.
Near Niann, Caunau. aud Gunyaba ever thing
has been reduced to ashes, and they have begun
TO make raids about tne u, ighborhood Of Juina-
qua The plantation Manuelita. owned by Com
mhndaut fiaqucr Of the volunteer cavalry, was
nred Nestcrda " and one cane 1eid only was
saved. The plantation Carolina has Deen set ON
ire twice wi hn short time.
The spanish bJttaiOn liorbon was defeated Ia
an eng cnt with the insurgents la tins jufis-
dirtion a few DAYS ago.
-Four DAYS ago Clmmandant Ovier Of the vol
unteers. quattcfed at Amcran. ccser.ed with
iurtY-hNe men, who took with them their arms
aud announcements.
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hniic King Appearing Before iInEi-irnte
aud Insisting ON Being Cro-~-ENnnined.


On Wednesday, Col A. X. Mcclure. the
propre " and editor Of the Philadelphia Times,
was summoned u appear ~ cour. to answer the
cgmp int Of }. NJ. Roberts OF burlington. y. j.,
VINO complained OF an alleged libelluus article
Whch Ia I'd api cared ia the columns tho PAPER
on ftb. j. The art, le referred to gave "a some
what humorous account of "A Katie King seance,
Conducted 10y tue wcll-knOwn Mr.. ann Mrs
Holmes. MI Roberts was very exclt BILE. and
Informed tht Court That Col Mcclure called him
an linpystor 10 ms idce' whcreupon MIR. Holmes
retorted ihlt the Colonel perverted the truth
lie said he lad gone to the scaHce 10 visit the
pneholhcua' hut htu no lavoflte spirit, and peo-
pie who re d the ar, icle referring to INN I'm Lie
lines would take hun for a tool or Imething
worse, whereas he VS. President fine Burling-
ton Stove Works, Nc.
lhe defendant conducted the cross-exnmna-
ton himself. lie maintained perfect 20, Inpt IN.
NV, which seemed to ! nder Mr.. Rohert- mora
cXciteanlc TN an ever. the latter fir quently con-
tfhilcted himself, ana when asked how many
times w elk he visited the seances, he admit
ted he W there eYtry night but Saturdnys
CDl. Mcclure ASKED him II he could not 30 bet.
Ter ~ tho way 81 promoting family harmony 10y
rrmalnln' at home u few nights out Of the week
" L. thut any Of your business. Won impertinent
scoundrelE screamed Mr.. hoher,s, gestcullt-
James \. ilolme' WAS the next witness. and
ttrtlArd mat NE uid not charge Tor adj IN. sion 10
the sc u e.' Dut II the parties are satisfied he
t'Ik "a lee; " l. optional. lie was asked II he
Mas not tie man whom Dr. tniiis caught IN the
ltaud, showing that X Tie King was none other
!han Mr., ilome-. bat replied la the negative.
" hrn asked, however, If na WAS not tho man
WIN Wnom Dr. Cnilds had u controversy, he ad-
Mrs. Jennie Holmes, gnTgeously attired
sltrprd forward hnd announcer herself AZ the
wac ~ TIE previous witness, ana corroburated
me- examination ~ chief. mo questions" re-
marked Mr. nicllure. 80 am sorry" she re.
tiled IN "a erioyed lone and with great feeling.
Come back a. hear YOU" exclaimed the de-
lenuahi' Oar lee - nlty cents" sue replied
% the INST question put to her. mis- gentle
man mere gras ing the arm OF a tail individual
"a newspaper reporter), loves me 1--WE cents for
lhat nisnt yet. lie handed me his card .nd
shld could not eat or drink 1t. Won't you come
down ana see US = she inquired OF Col. No Clure,
smiling upon him alluringly. The audience
screamed with delight, but none seemed 10 en-
JOY II more than inc defendant himself. The
mdgistfate, holding that there was sufficient
ground FOR a Jury to decide the case, held the
defendant In 5000 bail To answer at court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
New York Women aud the Centennial.

ALBANY. Feb. T.-At a meeting Of ladies' in
tins city tocay at the residence Of Mrs Howard Towns
'hd II We pfoposed TO form central committee 10
Issue A. a asking the cooperation Of the women
throughout the state in scuolng banncr bearing the
aims aid motto of tie state to represent thcn I'm the
Womans Ilai at the approaching Centennial EIpoai.
non. aud l.o \, a testimonial 10 the women % Piila
depths OF their apprctalO " the noble efforts they
.it hlAAlng 70 brhg together the WORKS OF woman
throughout the world The contributions requested
WI be 30 small tAat al may unite this movement
lhc rcsdur II the iuui VIII, they say. hr most prO
tilAth iuphei 20 uu repair and y eSeryatt n ~
NJ un crhou, 10 s'e II from further decay. AMI
- nrr 10 he Genera on- 10 come aicf Us thus precious
r. Sc ~ our couitN's histcry.
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r. H. Ecces, a well-known broker, has not
been feen In tue Cola Room for week. Some time
ago a bank IN Wheeling, W. Va. sent on to Mr. Eccles
about $4,000 10 be Invested IN Government bonds and
e the recent sharp rise Ia bonds the banS instructed
tcces 20 sell anu deposit the proceeds It's credit in
ne FolTh National nanH OF this city This not being
"nIe hn OF ihe 1lhh came 70 TINS clt yetcruay,
nahalh' Nh re ms rcntiyes live. In The Goil Room
icces settled hiHacc unla and as he thought TO
nee worm rom t23 900 10 $4,000 and sim retained his
srN IN ne God Room, II was believed that he might
return, He sold his sc IN The stock Exchange about
~ Mrrkt ngn lie vacated his apartments ~ tae 81.
Eoiu. 1auala 1917 49, 80 '' 80 wa
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HOUSE OF Rerre.earnll,c-.

The House opened tins incoming without
any occup iut in the Speakers chair, Nr. X arr
oaving ne away on leave IF absence. without
appointing Speaker p-l ten. As soon US the
Chaplain had concluded prayers, Mr.. Adams,
The Clerk, announced Tia, the election Of "a
Speaker pro TEN. was the nr~t business In order
Nh. Ii nIali ODcm., Pa thercupln cGerol a
resolution dccl,rag Nr. Cox Of Sew York APP
pointed Sptakorpro tem.whira Iir.Clymct dem.
Pa)moyed to amend by substituting the name
81 Mr. Blickourn Of Kentucky. Mr.. Blackburn de-
clred the compliment. sayns thar his own
want OF experience % rpir,aing oficer over
gtei' dciineriiine uOuy VA instr. coutr..-t
"iih tne extended services and evident fitness
Nj. Cymcr thereupon withdrew his amend
ment the original resolution Vas adopted, aud
hr. took tue cnalr
Having called the House 20 order, the speaker
pro tenn. sad thIt his being called to Ire-t e
temporarily wa not matter uf cDu-r tuIation
either 10 the House or L. hims,lf. lie n0p.d.
a. the House huued, that Mr. kerrs absence
would be very hrier ana that ne would soon re-
turn with Improved he IN. IL was apltt 81 tho
refinement ~ he modern poli.icai system that.
IN .ptc Of sickness or dcnth. or other yicissi-
tules the processes Of administration ana lesis-
LtIun cou not be retarded.
THE OATH or OFFICE.
Nj. Garfield d'ep O"ioj moved that Che oath
Of nnca DE administered to the Sueak-r prp
tenn, ana made IN Hrgumcnt lu support # his
po-i ton THAI such torn wt- uece~s ~.
Nr' K.1dall c9niena"d that II was not neces-
bHF' anu .ItHe hls p"'ilnn 10y nuWcrpus pro
recent ln tue past. lac cal OF III .e taken b.
On" Spc her d. not uihrr from TN "a adniinis
tered g. tine mcHb RS ,efu4c taxi = tLeir s. ais.
M. h n.s'h N''p- l"W7i suggested th4t duiic.
were po-"d pu the Sptaa.r, .A,n 5 si-hin.
bills hprr WIG t.e journal. A., which no oiner
member Gao uu-N orn onreD mad i.slt tu p-r
form. lie. therefore, htldltt, be uc,os llrt 4,
administer the oath OF Office To the Spelaer fro
kenmore.
Mr.. Blaine Rep, Me- gave f. as his ild-ncnt
That there wd- no necessary WnatO y,r for Id
hiinl@iellng a. The Speaker pro tenn. ANY other
Dath thtn that ur mai 81 cadt taken, Inc ouly
latiVr from the state of N-W York. Ms election
lhi- morning constituted no separate uCice. II
Was SilnpY To- pet Irm minister lly certain
autieS in the absence Of The reAulai oihccr.
long discussion followed. which was ended
by NJ. Knott II Kentucky cllhng for tho vote
Dir Garncld's motion was rejected bY ~ % III.
The House then took up The lin for the roor.
Rani2ltiuu Of the JUDICIARY.
Aitc. "a discussion, Nj. Sayler Of Ohio moved
70 lay tue hili on the table, which was rejected,
Ihe House then adjourned.
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A Long Islana sea Cnprnm.. nennra

Cant Coos lives at Valley stream, Long Island.
ana enjoys an income earned with unusual case Some
yeare ago he commanded merchant vessel anu while
enternga Russian port saw a small Yacht with Two
men IA H. eapsze lie sent boat ana rescued the men
Ohi proved TO he young Russian Grand Duke VINO
WIN itend was on falling excursion. Tho Russian
Hoyefhnieit bestowed pension upon ClOOs Of $3.50 a
year Tor hie, with reyeHi0n " hls children. Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18

INC lNNA1I, Feb. lion Sunday evening last
" "t"u'l'c wind storm passed over Washington
lud As fan as heard from SIX barns were un.
o'ieu' ana several dwellings aud numerous out.
rs.u nssr ,dcmoh,hcd. The wife and TWO chill.
ia i''u,te,' THii- Nlrhospn, farmer we're serious.
1eS los, ~ n. VII. ,ygrntnng Of their house. Joc
the farmers suffered great Losses In i've stock ma
moAo 'Hue OF the property destroy ed is very great
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-18
|I' 81 y
SablnSs Aanhs.
atal estate.

HNDR SALE-$i,Op0-A home In Brook IN. 10Th
\ Ward b1ck house, rooms mod rn impru vrnenta,
goo nclhOorhoOd. 10 minutes IF fcrri ony a OJ)
WHO SUMNER, 81 broadway. Brooklyn. ED.
ENOH SiLI.-A small farm Of % acrr. 81 improved
the remainder tnihcrel, in q hca.tuy locality, 10
miles from tins city pnce H. 800 terms easy, Apply
personally at q Grcenwlch Al.
II ANSAS LANDS wanted IN cx 'hunge for mer-
- chAndlse or machine v. Address
KANSAS LANDS, box 100 sun ofloe.
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WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAR
KlING UNITED sIATEs MAIL
SttI nbJtts M atilrJt);.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

n GREAT INVNk LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trans leave New York. via DesbrJssrs and Cortland
Streets Ferries, as folows:
Express for Hnrrisburs Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman PA'acs cars Attached, gJ1 A. NJ, and
$50 i. VI. sunday AMI S:3l a. VI.
FOR WI lamspOrt and Log Haven AZ $50 4. " and
$50 l.. NJ For Cory and Erie S.ju f. NJ. connecting
AZ Cory for Iitusyiilc Petroleum Centre, aud the
on kf-ilns.
For Baltimore, wash'n son, and tho SOUTH Limited
Washington tx rrss" OF Pullman Plrur cars daily
except sunday, p:3l s.. VI; arrive Washington i.tO
J.. n. Regular at $40 A. NJ, and o r. VI. sunday y
EXPIRES. for Phila ieipha T. 7:) $40. $50 A. NJ II 80
g. $40 o. q. Z. $50 r. N. al ~ ul- ht. Sandly o,
q T. $50. and0 r. NJ. Knisrant and second class, I
For trains 10 Newark. Elizabeth R,hway, Princeton,
Trenton. fertn AmbY Pennington, beiVidert and
other poins. see local scusdu es ~ a tic,et ofces
1rai arrNe; from Pitshlrsn, b:55 and 1889 A. NJ.
andgD T. NJ daily lllS \. NJ. ami 5:iJ T. NJ; DAILY.
except Monday. FrOm Washington aud Baltimore
o2Q A. VI 400. 1913, aud lo:s7 r NJ. SUNDAY $50
a. NJ From l'hateipnlt. $50, Jsl d55 lu:l5, ll:20,
ilet a, NJ, $40. 90, 5l5. $40. 40 sii O:sl, 1871
ana 1922 r. N.
Ticket Offices 526 and 9it Broadway. Aston House,
and foot OF ID shrossrs aud Cprlaudt streets, Court
street. Brooklyn; H. 49, and lis Hudson street, Ito
boken. Emigrant ticket Office. Battery place:
D. VI. BOY ID. .Iie,
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager
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ttiurts.

COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES FOR
" THE PEOPLE,
In the Great Han, atS T.. NJ.
SATURDAY, FER. 10,
The lecture VIII be drlYerp by DR.. IsIDOR MALz on
THE ATOMIC rIEORY,"
WIN illustrations anu htelcupl Icon ylcws,
the annual celebration Of Mashngtun's Birthday by
the pupils OF the Cooper Union wl take ace on Tues.
uai evening FEB, ~, IN the Great Hall at O'Clock.
Tickets can DC mad gratis at tho office OF the COoper
Union aud ut d. Van N0slrand's bookstore 90 Murray
street ADRIAN 3. HEWITT. Secretary.
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IYOR SALE.

If"" 'N"''
valuable Lamp Patent. with tools and die. 10 manu-
fac'nrc. Lamps positively non.cxpoTyc. Gives light
equal gas Purchaser could Ia llry days be ready
to sell TO the trade Lamps now bcing sold in ONO
are manufacture IN the East Rcasons for selling IN
health Of manager ana larger owner. $4,000 VIII pur
chase. tlutuD year can be made out OF these lamps
For circulars ana other Information address
LAMP PATENT, box s3S. Canton. Ohio.
NOR SALE Near Helena, ARK, a valuable steam
Il cotton gn. vita gfit NH and mill c1mbincl.
and II desired. som heavy timbtrc lana cotton
farm adjoining. Ihi wei loo TED ana doing proht-
AL" hnsne :. Terms ~. Apply q JOSEPH DICK
lNsoN CO., Real Estate Agen'. Richmond Ind.
I1OK SALE a scow, $50 tons all ON deck; also,
Il. A. boxioo sun Office
NOR SALE A stationery. to, AMI new. depot. with
i routei cause, sickness near scnool. l2i West
Broadway
INOt SALE a. great sacrhce- lff'e lunch, and
i o' ster saloon near railfol depot. 2Je Llsht Il.
nor SALE cnclp- neatly Nttrl M mrat mlrket.
II. }. HART - mes st., 3to7 p. NJ.
ATSDRN ar s,le-suu-ly appointed. long cstah.
lIl-hed, and couy nlcnt T. ntre OF business. "a
Blocker ST., near Mott
N6ILk ROUTE. horses aud wagons. COW, Sc. for
IVA salc, ANA ptNcst OF utinE place. CAL or ad-
dress G'lFilN' hat Ne" f"rS Poet ONCE.
MARKET SUPPLIES. For sal, good viii. nx.
W. lures and leasei best part OF Court Il. Apply at
III Bergen str UrouEyn,
nus od.cstabishel oyster anu cnop house % chat.
4 ham a. for SAFE cheap lhl' day rent low.
TA,O LET ti,h stand IN the butcher shop s2s g av.
\ Inquire ~ oad aN
WI~nING to reir. from practl g. WIN N my
oponing. Address 5. l.. bADbITr NJ d.. EKyle.
Jackson county, III.
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llRDOh THEATRE.
lBaHOOk PALNEs ........ Lesse's an1 Managers
This rev dramt Will uc given every even.
QUEEN Ing tui, Wees. f. viii oc Illustrated hy mag
" '' nihrcnt scenes and hy cast ~ unusual
AND strength, cunracing me names Of Mcssrs.
Fred. Robins ~, EiWd ArnOtt, ElW'd l. tmb,
WOMAN u, ihllips' Jnhn Maihe "s' ana J. G. Coul-
Laura 1hrlpc and Mr. j. steele MacAaIe
In consequ' nee OF Miss CLARA M)kis,'s apprua h.
ms rugts hrai, tie present Representation Of this
drama q limited to week saturday Matinee a
a. a.
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GN'~N~i N''sN''9Nt WV
A BLACK truck horse also team ~ sorrcl horses ,
~ young aud sound separate or together ~ Elza'
bethst, BuTCHkR.
EIOiSES with scratches use TALCOrTs cure.
i ASK Dan Mace walton, Mhippe, or Murphy.
GItSn -Bcauutul new top expire wagon. bullt
p 1--WE 70 ORDER SO want offr. III West 18Th st.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-11-11
Only Four Hundred Miles.

We cannot conceal sense of disap-
pointment at the return of the English
north pole expedition without having
accomplished its direct object. Captain
Hall pushed the little Polaris, vessel
but poorly adapted to its task, to within
four hundred and sixty-four miles of the
pole, and the English expedition, under
Captain Mares, only reached sixty-four
miles further in sledges. His advance
vessel-the Alert-wintered in latitude
eighty-two deg. twenty-seven seconds,
while the Polaris had wintered in lati-
tude eighty-one deg. thirty eight sec.
Here is certainly slight advance; but
are we to consider that this is the limit
DIR. Hayes in 1860, with dog sledges,
explored as high as eighty-two deg.
forty-fve Sec, or only forty miles short
of Captain Mares furthest. Parry reach
ed the same latitude north of Spitzber-
gen in 1927, and Captain Scoresby, in
the Spitzbergen sea, touched eighty one
deg. thirty sec. in 1906, or within five
hundred and ten miles of the pole. The
efforts in the direction of the Arctic dur
ing seventy years, therefore, represent
total advance of one hundred and ten
miles. No polar expedition went forth
so well equipped and under such favor
able auspices as that which has Just re-
turned. Doubtless no pains were spared
by any person in the entire expedition
to accomplish all that could be achieved;
but we may here note our surprise that
single winters experience was deemed
to establish conclusively their inability
to reach the pole. Why, for instance,
was not one of the vessels dispatched
south, after landing her stores, before
the ice closed, to return with the open
water bearing fresh supplies? The ex-
perience of all explorers who have
adopted the Smith sound route has
taught that the real effort begins at the
eighty second parallel, and hence, il
Arctic exploration is not at an end, ar
rangements must be made in future OK.
peditions for a journey northward on
boat sledges of four hundred and eighty
miles. The terrors, the enormous diff.
culties of such journey, are pictured in
the one fact that the heroic sledge party
from the Alert could not advance more
than mile day. II this speed cannot
be bettered of course discovery north
ward is at an end. The contributions
to our knowledge of the Arctic regions
will doubtless prove considerable, the
tracing of the coast line of the American
continent two hundred and twenty miles
to the west of Greenland and consid
cradle distance to the east, in all, prob.
ably, one-ffth of the circumference Of
the rim of the north pole being especial
ly valuable. Captain Mares declares
emphatically against Kane's open Pola,
sea. Below the eighty-second parallel
animal life and the migration of birds
cease. Beyond all is ice, ice, ice.
"The impracticability of reaching the
pole was proved" he says. If that has
been fully demonstrated by one winters
effort we can permanently resign the
north pole to the romar GERS who have
had it solong. But has it been 2-Nex
York Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-11-11

= number seriously injured. "A freight train
on the Jersey Midland road jumped the track
Just before reaching the high bridge at HAw-
thorne, and the engine striking the end Of the
structure, knocked it from It's mooripgs and
it fell, the train following into the chAsm.
The engineer and fireman were killed and two
other employees fatally injured. The bur
ricAne which caused such extensive losses
throughout the West Indies extended over the
states Of Central America, and great distress
prevails in consequence. ManAgua, in NicAra-
qua, was first inundated and then visited by
the fury Of the wind, which demolished four
hundred houses, killing large number Of
people. Three hundred houses we're destroyed
in Blewfeld. The government is extending
aid to the suffering populsce. The coffee
crop suffers to the extent Of $1,000, coo, and
the losses at Managus are put at "a, 0O0,0 900.
see. In free-to-all race ON Fleetwood track,
New York, Judge Fullerton took one heat in
2:22, Great Eastern the second in 2:205, and
Rarus the three next and race in 2211, 2:2S
and 2:2O. Sc. John Hills and John Fullem,
who murdered Farmer Chiseled in Atlantic
county, N. j., last August, for the purpose Of
robbing the house. we're hanged for the crime
at Mays Landing. The rope about Fullem's
neck slipped, and he died in terrible agony,
meanwhile utteriug most horrible sounds Of
gssping for breath, and clutohing wildly with
his manacled hands. A number Of spectators
tainted at the scene. Hills died easily.
Thomas Lanigan, of Brooklyn, N. Y, after
spreeing for several days, went home, and
driving his wife and children from the house,
threw himself on bed, where he was subse-
qectly found dead-havipg thrown himself
face downward on pillow, where he sufro-
Gated, being to much intoxicated too turn over.
......A dispatch from Halifax states that an
American built schooner supposed to belong
in Eastport, Me-, was driven ashore and
wrecked on Sable island All the crew were
lost five bodies being recovered .... Three
Methodist circuit riders, while going theil
rounds in Arkansas, were fatally shot by illicit
distillers, who mistook them for revenue Off
GERS. ..., There is a difference between thu
Pope and the French government-the for
mer wishing to divide the bishoprio of Lyon
and the authorities not permitting it -. ;. A
Mr.. Sturdiyant wife and three. children wer,
murdered in their beds, at Perrytown, Miss
and the house burned TO conceal the deed
Two negfoes who planned and executed tn
crime were captured, anC one was hanged an,
the other shot by the citizens.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-11-11
A Business Girl.

When a Chicago girl received dis
patch from Wisconsin, announcing that
her lover was going off with the con-
sumption, she telegraphedto his friends:
Has poor Jeffrey kept up his life in
surance2" The friend telegraphed back /:
Policy for $4,000 in your favor is
paid up till May 9, 1877. Poor Jeffrey
cannot last after the first cold snap"
The young lady then wondered philoso-
phically how she would look in black,
and telegraphed to jeffrey:
Darling, I will be with you on Tues
day, never to quit you during life.
"LURL1NE.
1t will be sad loss to you, my
love-" said her mother. " Yes, ma,
sobbed the girl, " but the loss is fully
covered by insurance"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-11-11
COnsumDtiOn Cured.

An old physician, retired from active prsc-
tice, having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the furmula of simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and per-
manent cure of consumption, bronchitis,
catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung snec-
tions, also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, feels it
his duty to make it known to his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive, and con-
scientious desire to relieve human suffering,
he will send Gree of chsrge) to all who desire
it, this recipe, with full directions for prepar-
ing and successfully using. Sent by return
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, DR.. W. G. Stevens, LAG Powers Block
Rochester, N. Y.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-11-11
From a Druggist and Express Agent.

LEwIsBERG, Union Co.. Pa, Dec. 23, 1874,
Messrs. Seth W. Fowle & Sons, Boston:
Condemnation the benefit of those afflicted
with dyspepsia or weakness of the digestive
organs, l would state that have been engaged
ia the drug business upward of twenty years,
during which time 1 have sold no medicine
that has relieved 30 many as the Peruvian
Syrup, and having myself been afflicted for g
long time with Indigestion, was perfectly
cured by taking one large bottle.
JONATHAN WOLFE.
Sold by all druggists.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-11-11
he Chri,tinn Leader IN. Y

The Christian Leader IN. W, in
speaking of Merchants Gargling Oil,
says: "Mr. Hodge is gentleman of
liberal tastes and excellent Judgment,
and the Gargling Oil Company, under
his thoroughly iudieious direction, has
become one of the strongest and sound
est concerns that grace the commercial
annals of our State. Other medicinal
specialties, in addition to the Gargling
Oil, are beginning to claim the COM
pany's attention, and of their great sue
cess we have as little doubt as we have
of their intrinsic merit"