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IOnaha County.

St-oriai b ae Learsnrosh Tinsss
CExIRAIIA, Kan, August 6.-Ed. Byrne
and J. Bushnell were elected delegates to
the Congressional convention, both for
Guthrie. J. B. Smith and C. S. Cummings
are delegates to the State Convention.
E. CANFrELD.
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GARNET, August 5.-Col.W. A. johnson
and S. II. Dodge have been elected delegates
to the State convention. Resolutions favor
able to st. John, El. Smith and Francis
we're adopted. No Anthony in ours. ID.
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CoLunsus Kaa, Aus1A S, IS76.-Cher-
okse county elected the following delegates
today 10 the 6ats Conve.sion: Forty-
int Dsshict, J. II. Smith I'D ]. ]. Good
M; forty-ascond District, ". C. Joass
asd w.A. AatAsaey : Fosty y-thinl Diaariet,
H r. HahAard cd Col. Hallessa. H.
delagati0a i old Cor n. A. Adaas lor
Goves.er, and Col. VAiaeaaa for Esuts.-
s1t-Goveynor.
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FOR GEN. GUTHRIE.
Deciai 10 the Learenrorh 1imes.

N'ecidl 10 hIe LedrenNOrM Iimes.
SENECA, Kan, August willis Brown
and John F. Collins, delegates from the
Seventy y-second District, to the Congress
sional COnyention, were instructed for W.
w. Guthrie. W. f. W.
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NEWTON, August Oh. &. Ashbaugh and
]. w. Ady are delegates to the State con-
vention, and H. V. Bunker, John Putsr-
baugh and II. c. Richardson delegates to
the Congressional convention. MCKEE.
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ce6sy County.

!S-eiai 10 the Ledresrorh zimrsl
BURLINGTON, Kan, August Z, 1876
Four delegates to the State Convention
elected. Senator Martindale made . great
effort to crrry one district for Geo. T. An
thony for Governor, but was badly beaten.
lie claims Greenwood county for Anthony.
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SENECA, Kan, August 5.-Mr. KnovIss
and S. p. Conrad are delegates from the
Seventy-secoad District 10 the Ssate Conven-
tion. They are pot committed to any can
didate, asd have no instructions.
W.. h WILKINSON.
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,posf orr1cs cnAuas, II xA1sas,

;loSf oRFIcI cHAuaIs n KAIsAs,
Duriag The week esding Aug. s, 1876
furnisAed By Wn. VanVIsck, Of the Pos
Od6ce Department.
EfA1lzHED.-Rig Bend, Phillips coun-
y, James A. Holiavay, postnasier.
DDcoNnNuED.-Upton, Miami county.
NAME CaANoeD.-Wild R,ver, Cloud
county, 70 Garley, and Lsaac PiefEer ap-
pointed postnaster.
PosrhAsrEes APPOINTED Jewell
coanty, Gsosas Wooasey; Camden Plain,
Ssagvick county, Norman SoutAvick !;
Guelph, Sumner county, Thomas Monkey !;
Helper. Doagias county, Jacob Stubbs
Linz, Lyon couafy, JoAa Newman.
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OLATHE, Kas., August S. 1s7s.-The Re-
publican County convention to-day, elected
. solid delegation for St. John, and adopted
the following resolntion:
Resohed, That having fall faith in the
honesty, iniegrity and sbility Of Col. 81.
John, Of johnson county, and knowing him
10 be true and tried Republican, a.d .
faithful friead Of the people, We hersby in
etru:s our delegates TO the Repubiicaa
State eqaveatim, % use all honorable
means TO secure his a0miaasioa for Cover
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1ooks County.

Srseiai b 0e LesposroffA TimesI
STOCKTON. kas, August 7.-Rooks coun-
ty has held its primary, and elected Phil
lips delegates solid TAT C. SMITH.
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CONGRESSIONAL HofEs.

cslensl Phillips Steadily Advancing Upon
the 1esd to v,etsfy and chse,-
ing Reports From Various Counties.
SI~eidl 10 the L>drenr0rth Timesl
MINNEAroLIs, Aug. 5. 1876.
The Republican County Convention, of
Ottawa county, has elected c. II. Shul;ice
and G. W. Klise, delegates to the Abilene
Convention.
The Convention was for Phillips by
large majority. OTTAWA"
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SALINA, Aug ., 1876.
Ottawa county elected George kli-e and
Charles Shultice as delegates to the Abi'e
Convention.
They go uninstructed, but art said 10 te
for Phillips "frst, last and all the time"
NJ.
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Clay County.

Sp,cisl b Gks LssrvsxortA Times.l
CLAY CnIkR, August 6, 1876.
Clay County sends one Philiips delegate
and only one anti-Phillips man to the
Congressional Couvention. p,
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treme
Gep Tsrrv h.. fsllau b.ck e;.b,v m;,.s
from his camn an the R;v Horn river anil
camped ne,r tbs mouth - Tho Ro..hnJ
A scout from Gen. Crook reached G-oer,i
Terry August "a, barefooted and almost
I'e .":,a' f o' ciosn1ng. Z ook was bat 40
-, oni ven. AeIrys command, and try
La.,, n;as; h" Inc Indians, hosever,
s.a",. In us .d .s.,, on his men, driving IN hs
,an"s w.s .. s nus s'ock, 80 that hrs ad-
-, = -. eh retarded, g. only Deing
"Do". - ~ u.y. Inc men IN both
Suh..,nnst % e f'''ea 10 De very much
Tsa T~II..,,, :, .-u.
tt. h."...aso ~ aS.,"s. hnng every day
with lumber for the new posts.
Steamers Dariee and Josephine" are ex-
Pee'ed tonight from 'he Yellowstone.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS
MONTGOMERY Ala. Aueust 1-rh. re-.
turns chow Democratic gain, everywhere.
Eaough have been received 10 warrant the
statement that the Dem, CRATIC majority
will be thirty thousand. Msnv counties
heretofore Republican send n.moerafs In
the Legislature, and the majority will be
.c'! 'a,ge. Inc So's oy Nonsressionai Dis,
uie'S, SHOWS re'eh OF unem Aemocfaue anu
" J"e iIP"'Iiean. ." ia, as heAiu ifo"'
,iiere mas not Deen q disturbance OF any
hi''a 1" tne state. Inc utmo.t good ieei-
ing preVaiis everywhere.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
i, iDoisN .,e, LIE, ny, ~, august .-TSleciais 10
'he oohrei-'ourhai ih'nea.e Iemoerstic
Lexington the Rennblic,n m.;or;,v /.
somewhat les, than AZ nr.v;on, rI.c,;,,,
In The Conpress;on,I cnn,s., h.,. Usnrv
Ws,ter.on. al ,b,. "Conr;.,.J Jonrn,l" -.,
elected by an oyervbelminp mai,r;,y onIv
a few SCATTERING votes RIM, c,s, fn, H.,d-
ly, Independent Drmocr,t
HAS GONE AND DONE 1T.
INDIANA POLLS, Ind, August 7.-General
Harrison has accepted the nomination for
Governor of Indiana. rendered him bv the
Republican State Central committee. and
saws he will enter upon a general canvas,
of the State as soon a. time and strength
will allow him. lie defer, until then th..
expression Of his views upou the issue, of
the campaign.
cr,rpvw,,
:, "ihheso'S' Angus; In con
sequence "' 10" wafer In the iehowstohe,
anu ,he ihapi'ity oil 'he troops nj tins time
- g.. H. .'s,,: s
the Yellowstone has been counterma anded
KILLED.
p,, ~, .
we'll .Lnown c,mhisr Va, .i,o, AND LII, a,
:''' '''u N''e. AZ
,.a, -; w" N", ~" ""'ua ne
was J,nm.ron. -, ..";n LII,
says,,I NJ, a, n go. ~, -.
ST. Lnrfs August --some two hundred
barrels of irregular or what i, known to th.
trade as continuous whisky. hs. been srizeJ
here by Revenue officers. and il i. -sil that
large quantities of it has been shipped To
hansss, Missouri and Wisconsin. IL u re-
l"r,ed 10 nave neeh msnuiactureu oy Boon
~ 'o.' hehtncky cistiiiing company.
RELEASED.
p-,o. yo,, q a.,
robbers, has been released ON writ Of hs-
bess corpus, and has gone home lie will
bring suit for damages ior false impri-on-
ment.
TRAIN ROBBERS.
ST. LorIs Mo Auoust S-Tbe .T;ms.y
has n speci,l from sei,Ii, wh;ch s.v. ,b,,
Hobb f. Kerry The train robb,.r was
brouaht there from E,oneyiIIe ~ day ami
,,pon po-itive ,s.ur,nce Of entire immu-
nity, made u conits ion, regarding the rob- |
y hery oil the tram near OtisIyliie lie sald
- al IL
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sfRADuY ucaRAsr1e.

The rapidity with which the circulation
of TEE THs is'iacreaaiag. may Be inier-
rod iron he following extssct from the In
depesdescs Osira, and sAovs that the peo-
Pas appreciate . good thing when they can
gst it:
Oae huedred copies Of the Leayeavorth
1nD viii be distributed throughout the
county during TIE canpaig., in addition to
IL already large number. Basisea men Of
this city hsve donated he money to pay for
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THE CANVAS FOR GOVERNOR.
Review Of the Political Field thus Far
4 Hotly Contested Fight.

Review Of the Political Hisld thus Far
4 Hotly Contested Fight.
HARVEY COUNTY.
Harvey county has just had its county
convention, and elected delegates to State
and Congressional conventions. II. C. Ash
baush and ]. H. Ady, were elected delegates
to Topeka, with B. NJ. Mckee and d. Aims
wort has alternates. They are counted for
Guthrie for Governor.
chase COUNTY.
The Republican county convention which
has just adjourned at Cottonwood Falls,
vas The largest Of its kind ever held. all
parts Of the county being represented. Hon.
H. Brandy, Of Bazaar and W. A. Moeson,
Of Cottonwood Falls, we're elected delegates,
with F. p. Cochrane and Judge Hays as
alternates. The delegates will vote for st.
John, for Governor, as first choice, their
next preferenee being Adams.
JnFERsoN COUNTY.
The Republicans Of the Western District
Of Je6erson couaty, have elected as dele
gates TO the State convention, Hon. f. d.
Hillyer, Of Valley Falls and G. H. Rush
mon, Of Granville. Ooe of the delegates
is for John Guthrie for Governor, a. his
FIRST choice. the preference Of the other not
being stated.
MARSHAIL COUNTY.
At the convention held at Blue Rapids
last Saturday, Hoa. W. p. Mudgeit and j.
n. Waisoa were elected a. delegates, both
being favorable to N. A. Adams, for Cover
nor
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In the lo4th District, A. G. Ran
lall and F. n. Arnold, were elected ~ dele
yass to Topeka, and are uninstructed in
be l05th District Philip Rnckafeller and
4. w. Curtis we're chosen both Of Who IA
vor Jno. Gathrie.
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Nlis county.

Specsaf 10 na6 Leauoaacrfb 1issas
HAYn Kan, August 7.-RoOks county
il solid for Col. Phillipa. Morz,
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The man o. party that iavolve our
scAoo6 u . political or sectArian ooatro-
v9y, y a sasAy 70 he SCHOOL" ays
Hsadr3eha ana Ais 6oalhes. sspposten ars
burning tAe schools that thsy nay soe b.
eons siavulved.n
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MEDICAL.
q 8[ZIZa
ET7;l!ZS
N
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note. ask for PONDS EXTRACT.
Take no other.

~Bsas, Ser I win s,sak 81 excellent
ps,ss tz1las{.Hessss {Hessrs s;ss. v..e,.s,. PAT.
destroyer. Has been in use over thirty
year~, and for Cleanliness and prompt eara-
1--WE virtnes cannot he eScelled
cnn n0fD.-N0 family can afford to be without
fo12Rs Exssaes. AeciAeas.s bruises.
Csas.sssas, Css., svrains, arc relieved
Sanoss Instantly BY external application
kse.ss,ss.. :sy . lsns.s.. sa,as % Sis s:: s:rss,
lssaA., keleans Csrnss etc. Arrests Ia.
asmstiou, rednT 3 svellings, stops bleeding,
ftAAlt ufAEnl&SES. 1T slwsy. relieves ps,I.
iathe bAs aud loils, fulnes, aud pressing pain
IN the head, nansea, vertigo.
ntsssSssneA Il has sS no equal All kinds Of al,
peonptIy cu.ed faller details "a book !. Com
~. e Esnyyins y,;xs s.sa q S.; ss.,.s
and ready cure. No Case, however cnt,a.., or
Sh~tina1e, can long resist Its resuiaru-e
sAissss vilns ,ds i the only sass cure fog
nSasy olStAsts.-h has no equal for peFma-
nlEkDlnO from any eanse. For this i. 3 spe-
else. II hss saved hundreds Sf lives when al
ether remedies failed Ia arrest bl,e,iin., irO...
nsse. .sts0arA. lunss. and elsew here-
hoktoAIl30, okooAl0tA, TssshssLe snd
EaraeAe are al alike reLev.i, aud often per
PuySlQiAnS Of an schools who are acqusinte,i
with Psad's Extract Of Witch Hazel Ie,'.
Ommentit IN their prActre. We have LeItersoI
conmehdatinn from hundreds Of fhy sicidI.S
many OF whom Orsirr !. tor US. In their os.;
practice. In addition to the svr,,ypns, th..y
order its for sWcltimxs Of an kinds
QahaAy, sore ThFOas, laaa med Is,s~ii.,
simple and chronic Disarrhsra, C.U.ryJ
tor which II Is = specific } q hilAfssiu., Er.,s-
cd ksess ssinss of lasrc1s, s~s,uit.e.,
etc, cAaDDeA Hands, kMce. aIli i,Ii.s,l
Ell manner Of skin disensss.
5SllE1 oeE-hemove. screne.sI. Rouahnes.s,
and snarsi.s, heals tss-, Erupsi.,ass
and Rtnaples. 1t y,,ises. i.ss.r..S and ~
J'esAs. while wonderfully in,pIuyin,, tho
10 eA10e1S. Extract. No Stock
6Eeedef mo Livery Nan Gun aiior,i to be without
u IL Is used by all the Leading Livery SlshL1
bsreet Railroads and first Horsemsn u IN New
losk City II has NO equslfor Sprain~, H.s-
Deus or Saddle Chaangs, ssxiilne...,
EcRnachen, SWellinGn, Cats, i.,.,.
BleeAiaa, PneaDUala, cslic, Diarrh.aa.
CAills, Cslds, etc. Its range Of srtion il vide,
and tbs relief Il Affords Is 80 prompt that il y
Invaluable In every Farm yard a., well ss II.
every Farm -hovse- Let it be tried once AMI
vou will never be without IT,
eAuT0ou.-PSnd,s Extract has hesu initiated.
The eRenuinc article has the words Psnsi'. Ex-
lrart blown IN each bottle. II Ia prepared by
The OasS rersSHs 1iSina who knew how
opfcpare u property. Refuse all other pre-
parations of Nitcii Hazrl. This Is the only
article used by fhysicisns and In thc ho-pi.
tIs OF this eolntry snt EnIepe.
hiSIoav Are UStS o. pooO'S EliRAeT,
P',eS YsS.. ssstsI M Ys;I. s'.FA.s. S n.iisH
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I'm hriea.dh n ~ psovi.ce of seviIls
@Paia) aaaaeesd diliss.cs laasly asd 70
Rsvod 90 Dsa AnHaaio 0ondhsjn a $AS.-
go vhtcA Asvss tra..pessiag i six wood
= hoxeA nAHs ~ Evsly feht but tie
stEipsd kss got of with Tie plunder.
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rux y1lsf cousaIssronAL DISTRICT.

The following is near the strength Of the
various candidates for Congress, in the
Coavesaioa At Abilene, August 3lsf, as far
n heard from:
FOR PHILLIPS. FOR GUTHRIE
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PTTsBUEG, Pa. August s-iinn. J. II.
Hopkins and Alex. q. Cochran, the present
incumbents, were re-nominsieJ for Congress
by acclamation, to-day, by the Democratic
conventions Of the I'D and 23;d di-tricts
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ST. Paul, Minnesots, Angus. In con-
sequence of low wafer in the Yellowstone,
and the inability OF the troops at this time
to afford protection to building parties, the
order for the construction Of new forts on
the Yellowstone has been counterm znded.
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Centaur
LininQentS.
jubet eo.lXx

Litter from Il POdmds.,r. I
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HAS GONE AND DONE 1T.

lNDIANAroLIs, Ind, August 7.-General
Harrison has accepted the nomination for
Governor OF Indiana, rendered him by the
Republican State Central committee, and
says he will enter upon = general canvass
oil the State IA soon IA time and strength
will allow him. lie deiers until then the
expression OF his views upon the issue. OF
the campaign.
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lsi-car 10 the Learen,rortA Time,.l
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st. LoUiS, August Some two hundred
barrels OF irregular or what is known to the
trade as continuous whisky, has been ssized
here by Revenue officers, and il il said that
large quantities of it has been shipped to
kansss, Missouri and Wisconsin. Ii is re-
ported to have been manufactured by Boon
" Co., a Kentucky eistilling company.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, August S.-The re-
turu- continue To show large democratic
gain. DAT OF 81 counties, every one will
give Denocratic majority, except or Z.
The Democrats will have >. out of the SO
Senators, and al least 50 out of the 100
Representatives, Further information has
been received that order and quiet pre-
vailed every Where.
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Pueblo, Cal, August Tom SHAY, q
well-knOwn gambler, was shot and killed at
Lajunta, about sixty miles east Of this
city, to-day, by two men, with whom he
was disputins over game of card. Shaw
was dangerous individual, having killed
several Men at p.,dye C,lv and other poi,ts
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Bruce Younger, one oi the suspected trsir
robbers, has been released on a writ of hs
bess corpus, and has gone home. He will
bring suit for damages ior false impri.on
ment
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15
Condensed kilograms.

A $25.000 fire in San Francisco.
Gen Paimers Louisiana report was
read in congress to-day, thus ensuring its
publication in the Congressional Record.
In the senate to day, Mr.. Wright OF
Iowa, gave notice that he would introduce
a bill for the settlement of contested
presidential election cases.
4 San Francisco faro bank won S35, ,00C
from a man who run away from Mazatlar
with the money. The faro dealer is il
trouble--prominent citizens also.
There was great FIRE in Bolivar, Tenn.
this morning, destroying the business par
of the town The aggregated loss i.
100000. Insurance about $4,000
Very little stock saved. The books Of
the Memphis It Knoxville railroad were
destroyed. Twenty two houses burnt il
all. Supposed the work of incendiary.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15
FLORIDA.
~ Fraudulent Republican Ballots
IN One Box, and 70 Fictitious Names
on the Poll List.

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 14-The congress
sional committee day discovered what
is alleged TO be an Interpolation of Y
names on the poll list of precinct il
Leon county. This Interpolation, the
Democrats charge, was made to cover the
Y fraudulent tickets of minute size that
were found in the box. The Democrats
charge that these tickets we're hidden in
the folds OF the regular tickets, and thus
smuggled into the box. The Interpolation
was charged on the ground that the citi
zens of the precinct fail to identify any
of the 72 names that appear .conse
cutiveiy On two pages to themselves.
The Republic an claim they can explain
these facts satisfactorily tomorrow.
The supreme court proceedings wer'
stopped until Saturday next.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15
T.E1,LEGRAP.EH1::+TC. T
[7esegraphed tothe Rock Island Argus
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Official Vote for Secre-
tary of State.
It Elects Hampton and Simpson.

New YORK, Dec. ia special from
Columbia dated yesterday says:-At a
meeting of the legislature in joint session
the vote in the various counties was pro-
claimed, and the total vote in state an
nounced as follows:
Vote for Governor Hampton Democrat,
92,26l; Chamberlain, Republican, 81, 1877;
Hampton's majority, l,l34.
For lieutenant governor, Simpson, Dem
ocrat, 9l,6S9; Gleaves, Republican, 9l,-
$50; Simpsons majority l30.
The speaker then produced and read the
following official statement from the color.
ed secretary of state:
Vote for governor elected in 1876,
Hampton, 92,26l; votes for Chamberlain
9l,l27.
OFFICE OF THE SEcRRTA RY OF STATE.
/, j. I'll. K. Hayne, secretary of state,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct statement of the vote for
governor at the general election of 1876
as appears by the commissioners returns
now on file in this Office.
Given under my hand and
the seal of the state. at Co
L. ST. lumbia this 9th day of Decem
Der 1876, and in the l0lst year
of American Independence.
[Signed j. Fl. Il. HAYNE.
Secty of State.
This includes the vote of the counties o
Edgetield and Laurens, which the boare
of cannvassers. threw out.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15

INTERMITTENT FEVER is so common In
the country as scarcely to need comment.
The causes which produce it are such as
cold, irregular living, over exertion, low
spirits, night air, exposure TO miasmatic
exhalatiops, &c, In large cities where
edge tools and agricultural implements are
manufactured, the grinder protects bis
lungs from the injurious effect of the dust
flying off the grindstone by wearing a
respirator. The coal miner ere he descends
the shaft provides himself with safety
lamp to guard against fire damp. Now il
is equally necessary for those who are
brought in contact with any of the causes
leading to intermittent fever, to provide
themselves with that well known and
highly esteemed remedy against it, the
/ HOME STOMACH RFTTFRs.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15
LOCAL COLUMN.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SoHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP,
ScHENcKia SEA WRED Tonic

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SoHENcKs PULMoNIc SYRUP,
SoHBNcK's SEA WEED Tonic.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop a cough will
occasion the death of the patient; they lock up the
liver, stop the circulation of the blood hemorrhage
follows, and In they clog the action OF the very
organs that caused the cough,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes
OF two-thirds of the cases of Consumption. Many
persons COMPLAIN of dull pain in the side, con-
stipation, coated tongue pain in the shoulderbade
feelings OF drowsiness and restlessness the food
lying heavily on the stomach, ACCOMPANIED with
acidity and belching mp of wind.
These symptoms usually originated from disor
dered condition of the stomach or torpid liver .
Persons so affected If they take one or two heavy
colds and II the congh in these cases be suddenly
checked, viii find the stomach and liver clogged
remaining torpid, and inactive, and almost before
they are aware the lungs area mass of sores, and
liberated, the result of which is death
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
does not contain opium or anything calculated tC
| check a cough suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food
mixes with the gastric juices of the stomach aids
digestion and creates ravenous appetite.
| When the bowels are costive, skin sallow, or tE
symptom OF therwise of bilious tendency ,Schenck'
| Mandrake Pills are required.
| These medicines are prepared only by
| j. II. SoHENCK 81 Son
! NE corner Sixth and Arch Sts. Phila.
| And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
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LOUISIANA A.
Exposure Of Bogus Intimidation Af-
hdavits.
A signer of one of Them Testifes That ne
saw no Intimidation.

New ORLEANS. Dec 14-Clover, su-
pcrvisor of East Baton Rouge, who testi-
fed yesterday, was recalled. Clover sub
mitted copy of the affidavit which accom-
panied his returns, showing riot, tumnlt,
violence. fear. dread and terror was in and
throughout the parish on the day of the
election; did not witness any violence but
was informed by other persons.
Cross examination affidavit &C.
companying the returns was prepared in
the custom house in this city. Hugh j.
Campbell assisted in preparing it.
A number of witnesses we're examined.
The committee gave notice that they
would meet hereafter in the hall of the
chamber of commerce.
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THE soUTE CAROLINA VOTE FoA
GOVERNOR.
How the Democrats Got thesoacial v,

COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec l3 Secretary
of state Hayne to-day was caught nap
ping, and has given the Democrats. much
against his villa decided advantage. Col.
NJ. s. Richardson, the Democratic candi-
date for congress from the First district,
contests the seat of Ranney, the Repubi-
can candidate, who is declared elected.
To-day Col. Richardson applied TO Secre-
tary Hayne for certified copies of the vote
for governor in 1874 and in the present
year. Hayne gave him the copies and on
both of the lists of returns certified, under
the seal of the state that they were cor.
rect. Thus the Democrats have the very
returns Of the entire vote for Hampton
and Chamberlain, including the vote OF
Edgeield and Laurens certified to be cor
rect by the secretary of state with tht
seal of the state attached. The original,
OF these returns are the returns whicl
Mackey refused to give up, and these Ger
titled copies can and will be used in de
claring the vote for governor tomorrow b.
Speaker Wallace.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. The Signal Ser
vice observations taken at 10 o'clock this
forenoon indicate the following weather
probabilities for this afternoon aud to-
night:
For the northwest, southerly to westerly
winds with slowly rising temperature.
clear or partly cloudy weather and falling
barometer in first named district and in
Missouri ana Iowa.