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The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

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Ths Main Buildings
OF PHILADELPHIA.

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Ms firm Nnrted
h. q syys1l corner of
the old brick build
i,g at Higth and
Market, n0,o some
UhA1 changed by
the troa T0nted
buNdhV, coue,'i'sQ
four Tots, and
knOWn Jtr and
n ear as y A x
HALL. ~
The house IL eT-
cLustvely devoted TO
clothing for n'en
and boys, and u
popular because Of
the urge stock, to,O
prices, and tho
r0,0hty reItG6lC
methods Of b,lsf'o 'ss
originated and stu
cd1Tted OF. there.
THE NEW Es-
TARLISH MENT AT
Thirteenth an d
Market street Is
a uOs,dcr to the
thrN,gs Of people
daily Vtstxi7lg u.
n covers 2h acres
IN the heart Of the
city, and on one
grand floor Is
Ound betUeen one
and tuO million
dollars n,
MEMS AND Boys
CLOTHING,
HATS AND GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
SHIRTS AND
FURNISHING
GOODS.
TRUNKS ANb
VALISES.
RUBBER GOODS,
LADIES COATS.
The rules of the
house prevent any,
thi,lg but safe dedL-
tnD for eUeD the
most tner1)e7't fenced
buyers. The large
aUlttn,s Of business
aIlO,OS the smallest
Kind of profits, so
that goods are no
1Ohere cheaper and
seldom, 20 cheap
else,Chcl1.
an ODD feature or
the business Is to IN
vite and insist ON
customers return
ting goods and tax
inn back the money
II they are not salts
/ GIod
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Visitors Welcome!

1yrteeM Wanamakers Warehouses Sincerely desiring
Market dnd ssan Warehouses to the people
UsU ,OMth utiw Wanamakers Warehouses in euevy way,
n d lf1, Wand Wanamakers Warehouses
maker assures a Wanamaker's Warehouses JOHN
tpecome Vistoys Wanamakers warehouses whNdMdHFR
,Dhekher heycdre to Wananlakers warehouses "<'"N'
h,rJ or nOt Wanamakers Warehouses
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PHILADELPHIA aAEK E'Es
ytCck Market.
PHILADELPHIA, October 7, J.

PHILADELPHIA. October 7, 1875.
..ui,s :l0aA@l099s Pittsbuyg, Ii
r O. lss, ilGM0NlI7 tusville and
:. E,.a;s tex; ll21I1 Buffalo r. r 9lhG9lI
" July lS65lI2sa@ Catiwissa 1lM@saleS
/. Iniv 1857 lis 4li5I GOLD VALUE.
g NV 1sSs I6LM Eng Sow 484@4&'
u1oN Na6s 114l%mii1A " silver 480@4S,
Z" New IS ll3Hyl,32s 70 Re1chsm aaogaA ,eaS
City6 sNewllOA@sale Ntrac (Nap) sy 5Ssy,eS; ~:
u. Cos.of J, i35@ W2roners o5ogos,
Eeona p. r. 4SiL14SsS Prus thal'rs 6S@Tt
pI,iia Hsad Roubles, Gold 1907:
& RR, 2SH@26M
nhils & Er,e14AsSl4H
Lehigh Va 47 @47A
Nav Stock329@33
HestonviIle q 27s6
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
B@xtTS 4. SHOES

T1HEAP SHOE STORE.
~ o.,
Having fltted up my shoe store, No: u
than ever beio 20. I am ready to supply tht
people in tho eastern portion Of the city
with all hiois OF boots and shoes, for
IL iies, gentlemen and children, at prices
ar below those heretofore charged ale
giant worx made to order. emu mendlhs.
promptly attended to
marl4-ly JAMES AANN.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Vgotso to RiM-

Vgots0 to Rt0-
dslphj0 to visit the
Exhibition, 1t may
be Qf servtcs to
those whO do not
know the City to
have some place
where Information
can be got about
sights to see-hours
the U. S. Mint, Ma-
sonic Hall, Girard
-CoHege,dssd VARIOUS
Institutions are
open, wheve to get
required tickets,
hoW to reach the
places, &c. +
Hautng for 0uer
fifteen years had
the kind support Of
Thousands and
thousands Of peo-.
pie from eveyy Sec
tion Of the Country,
we will be glad to
repay their tauors
BY any eourtesies
Within our p0wer to
extend.
We h0ue hundreds
Of clerks whO wiH
with cheeytalness
answer questions
and give service
outside Of any busi-
ness Of our 0wn,
without pay.
Our neW house at
Thirteenth h and
Market has plenty
Of room, and we are
open early in the
morning and Mte
in the eUeniEg.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-09

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The Morning herald., 1876-10-09
Y TILLANOVA COLLEGE DELAWARE
" COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

TILLANOVA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges, ls under the charge OF me e
Augustinian Fsthers and offers o Superior ~
a thorough classical, Scientific or CONNER
ciaI cour0e. II is situated on the Pennsyl-
vania Central RAILROAD, eleven miles rom rom
0ffioe on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session offive months, I'm ad'
vance) 4l5O. s +.,,a,o
Very Rev. T. GALBREY,
dac. l.lvr. President.
JOHN H. noHIaA0'hN'
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. Al6 KING STREET.
aug28-ly WMx1NVQoN Dse
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I7 +; KuNgEL's BITTER WINE OF

u +: kuNEEL'S BITTER WINE OF'
IRON.
+ The great success and delight Of the peo-
ple. In fact, nothing of the kind has ever
been Offered tn the American people Whlch
has so quickly found Its way into their
good favor aud nearly approval rs III. r.
kUnKEB's BITTER WINE OF IRON. II Goes
all it PROCESSES, and thus gives universal
satisfaction, /, is guaranteed 10 cure Iue
worst casc OF dyspepsia or indigestion. Klo
rey or liver uisease weak Il css, . ervHushess'
con Y,ntion, ac!dity OF tho stomach, &c
t3..t the genuine. only sold IN u hottles
Hatot aid Office. $50 North Mini h ST., 1h'la-
dalt,hia. AL. tor EuDker;, and take ~
other Sold al druggist
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA
E,F.KuNK E's BI.wSR WISE OF IRON
o Surc cure for his disease. 1T has been
prescribed daily Tor many years N the
practlce of eminent physicians with ur-
paralleled success. Symptoms are loss OF
appeljta wind and rising of fo"d, cry ness
In !. outu, headache, dizziness, seeplessness
in bulk, only in 81 bottles, 259 North klnth
ST., phiiadeIphia, Pa. tolA by a., druggists
hrk fer r. II Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF lroh
and take no other.
TAPE WORM, -
Ent,rely r, moved uith purely vegetable
medicine, passing nom the system awe
NO ire until the head lasses; Gone arg re-
,c, 10 the patients treated. DE; h. +: hUF
KaI., No. 80 Jortl, Ninth Street. phl!.uel
ohin. advice frt... i,e.si, Pin. anc stomach
!; Worms also removed. Ask your druggist
for KUHN ~ 's Worm SYRUP. Price II PEI
bottle. S>''ti for circular
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PEN Picture OG GOV. Hayes.

His head and face are good the for
mer high and expansive, the latter well
filled out by an ample, light.brown
beard. Judging by his eyes, he has stud
led long and hard. What particularly
struck me was his voice, its fibre and re
sonance. had heard that in the war he
was one of the most dashing officers Of
tho western army, and that no bugle blast
could thrill the soldiers souls like the
ringing tones of Hayes voice sweeping
along the lines There was that quality
in him as he spoke that indicated man
of grit and resolution. and yet it was the
voice OF modest, unpretentious man,
who, by unanimous report, would decline
to cross the street, ifit took him out of
his way, to be President of the United
States. There was none Of that nervous
eyasiveness about him in the presence Of
an interviewer peculiar to most political
candidates. lie talked OF the situation
as unreservedly us if he had no more con-
cern in it than his questioncr, and this
was very refreshing. His delivery was
easy, clear and fuent.-N J. Herald.
, 1876-07-22
4 Seven Willie Race s0r "a Grass
WidO wshiP.
(From tie Kno1giMe, hwe, Democrat

(FroD, tie KmorgiRe, lOpe. Dcmocrat.)
A novel anu exciting lace took place
between married couple ut this place, a
lew days ago. For obvious reasons we
shall suppress their names. They had
bren on visit TO some friends, some
seven miles northwest of Pella, and got
up a quarrel between them, just as such
things commonly happen. lie is one of
those kind OF fellows that when he says
Il thing he means it and sticks to it,
whether right or wrong. Shea mascu.
line, healthy and well proportional fe-
malc-does not believe in saying yes
When she means no. So, for a time, they
lad it up and down with words-their
eyes flashed fire and it looked as if there
would be battle, when the woman pro-
posed that they had better settle their
quarrel by running u race to Pella, who
ever should be the first at their residence,
all the property would belong to, and
the !ooscr to walk quietly out and va
moose the ranch" never to trouble the
winner again. The man, confident in
himself as pedestrian, agreed to this,
and proposed that they should start at
that time. He threw off his coat, and
she tightened her corSets, and otherwise
prepared for the trial of speed and en-.
durance, and then they started. Adam
took the shortest way by cutting across
farms Eve kept the main thorougfare,
We did not witness the race, consequent
ly we cannot say how they stepped, but
the race was in favor ofthe woman, who
had II plain, wcll-beaten track while
the man, thinking to he the gamer by
the short track, was the loser on account
Of the soaky condition OF the sloughs,
which were hardly passablc The wo-
man is now a sweet sample OF the grass.
widow.
, 1876-07-22

THAT M0usTAcnE.-lIc was very
Young man. a few stray hairs upon his
!ip attestcd the fact that he WAS engaged
in deadly struggle with moustaChe.
lie went into IA variety store and said to
'ac proprietor, Have you Cha's Reade's
Lost Heir y No | haven't" replied
the store keeper, But he continued,
"uking into tine young mans face, I've
cot something that will make that nous
zach Of yours start out like builS in
sgring.;imc"
, 1876-07-22

Frederick Martin, the editor Of the
!Statesmans Ts1r BOok, says: "The word
: sofia is corruption of the Persian
participle, suchteh, signiiying burnt up,
or destroyed by fire. In theory, the
Soitas are supposed to be devoured by u
thirst for wisdom and knowledge to such
an extent as to be dead to all earthly in.
fluences. Hence the ZANE. From of
old, the Soltas have played an important
part in every insurrcction that has broken
out in the Turkish capital, but always
in an. anti European and anti,Christion
SENSE
Matches maid TIE kitchen Girl ont
Of lucilurs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-29
Amuselnents.

The original New York Living Art
and Star Speciality Troupe gave their
hrst performance In Dallas last night
to q very large audience. This troupe
from the many press notices we have
seen In regard to It, 10 no doubt one OF
the best novelty com bluations that
has ever appeared In Texas. And
from tile many frequent burst OF APP
plause that occurred, the ''Statues,"
must have delighted everyone. Tho
different pictures represented were
very handsome and artistic. This
troupe numbers a large list Of talented
speciality artists -amopg whom are
Mir. aud Mrs. Edwin Browne In their
original sketches. The Cooper Broth.
ers iu th If jlgs. Tbs big four song
and dance artists, Messrs. Lester, VIII
liams, Cooper and Cooper, were simply
IMMENSE, aud Miss Alice Allen In
gems OF songs aud banjo solos, created
quite Juror; also over eighteen othel
artists In different specialties tonight
In an entire change Of programme
Saturday night IL the last night Of tn,
Statues. Parties should reserve thei
seats at once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-29
THE n. Y. MEMORIALISTS.
rnsy wish .so Vote. Fairly Counted

rhey Wish thc Vo,os Fairly Counted
NEW York December ~. The com.
mittee appointed At IA recent IL Getting
" leading merchants, bankers, etc,
have prepared the following address
to the parties iudicated'
10 the Houo able senate aud House Of Rep.
sentatves, IN Congress asseHbledi
Your meInorialiSts, representing y
large portion OF the financial Interests
of the city OF New York, respectfully
express their great satisfaction at the
action Of your honorable bodies In the
appointment Of committees Of confer.
ence, To consider the proper mode fOI
counting the ballots Tor president aud
vice president Of the United States.
rhey hail this action AS an Indication
that the Two houses Of Congress ar,
DESTROYS Of settling this question IN a
spirit Of moderation mud Cancellation.
rhey beg leave 10 say that you have
the cordial sympathy Of the American
people We most respectfully, but
most earnestly pray that all mere par
~ considerations be thrown aside, and
that In this crisis In the history OF our
country, the pure aud uuselfish patri-
otism which inspired the founders OF
the republic may guide you and the
country Ia its preservation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-29

llcan electors aud the Secretary OF
State OF Oregon are here, Speaker
Randall, Judge Knott and General
Hunton are In consultation over the
din ultles that have been thrown In
the way Of the production OF telegraph
dispatches called for by investigations
committees. The whole power Of the
House will be invoked TO secure theIr
dispatches.
1t Is certain that General Anderson
did not deposit with Mr., Ferry, the
Republican electoral vote OF Louisiana
when he was here ON Christmas day
Judge spatiord Is coming with thu
rlldeu vote OF Louisiana there Is dis
satisfaction with Ferry for withhold
lug receipts from the Republican mes
sengers when there are Democratic
contestants, aud II is suggested thai
Anderson was advise | to withhold the
Republican vote Of Louisiana until
Ferry Was bull.dOLed into receipt
lug for them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-29
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THE PALMETTO STATE.

Ghe Conspiraio's siiii DefyiaK the
tOuris. hut attorney .senersi Cooke
CheckInates CLcm with Fair
Count.
TALLAHAssEE, FLA December rs. -
Attoruey.General Cooke, II mem Der oi
The Board Of State Canvassers, tn,
other mem 0ers refusing to recanvass
the vote yesterday morning, proceeded
20 make his rroauvass, aud gave Drew
Democrat, 47O, aud rilden "a majority.
This he flied with the Clerk Of the
Court Subsequently the other mem
oers agreed to recauvass. The full
BOARD then assembled. In this canvass
the order Of the court was disregardej
ny the Republican members, aud Clay
county was thrown out, aud the cou-
tested vote OF Baker county was count.
I'd This gives Drew 1914, and Hayes
2O6 majority. MIR. Cooke Immediately
died II protest. The court assemblies
to-day to review the action OF the
poard
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-29
TIE RED DEMON.
Losses by Fire az EImira md View
York.

Losses by Fire az EImirs and View
York.
ELMIRA, n Y, December IS The
ooot nndshoe nauuiaetOry, of ID. Atwere
l. Walker burned to day. Loss $76,-
JVO; insurance $i5 OOO.
NRw YORK. December D. Freder
lcks photograph establishment, 6Si
Broadway over Tony PASTORS thea
ter burnt this morning. Loss abou
81 OO. II was first supposed that Ton,
PASTORS theater YVES Oh tire, but whei
the flisnes were extiDyuished, II wal
ascertained that the theater was only
slightly damaged by water A grea
many valuable pictures were des
troyed.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

The fresdmen's bank swindie-Thr
Mouse VII, Enfsre- ir- subpwnHs IN
neIn.ion 90 the GrlegrHms wanted
by the Louisiana 90 simi.tec.
WASHINGTON, December ga bill
introduced III the House to. Gay by rep
resentative Douglas, authorizing the
Secretary Of the Treasury to purchase
The Freedmen's Savings Bank build
inv IN this city, for government uses,
at sum not exceeding S35ODOO. Ht
ALSO introduced Till autnOris ny Tn.
comm issioners now liq1idating tn
Affairs u that institution TO buy In IT,
own real est To when The price offered
for 1t at public sale shall be deemed
too low. Mr.. Douglas IL chairman OF
the House select committee Oh Freed
men's Bark.
Speaker Randall, Judge Knott ano
General Hunton held II long c0nsulta
ton to-day In regard to the obstacles
,nterposed by the Western Union Tele
graph Company to prevent the pro
auction of kilograms called for by The
Louisiana committee II Is understoo'
the, are una imously IN favorCf exeit
inn the full power Of the House I
compel compliance with Its suer@aa'
This issue will not probably DC pre-
sented to the House until Superir
teudeut Barnes arrives here from Ne'
| Orleans. aud Is brought before the bs
10 show by he should not be punish
ed for contempt.
r,rry 90 be BuIidozsd for not Reoeip
ing for votss- .EbOee Difficult ID
patches.
WASHINGTON, December %. tn
Senate committee on privileges oil
elections will commence the orego
investigation 70 morrow. The hepu'
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[ VOL. W.--NO. 25S
Attend TO Your own nu.luy...
Dallas, Tax ~, December n, 1879.
~. E.I,l.,r ~ mo a III

Dallas, Tax ~, December ~, 1879.
To the Editor OF mo Malt;
J In your article headed "galso
Alarm" ye terdty, you published an
Interview between yNur repDrter aud
our Mr.. Blake, In which Mr.. Blake
told him "Blake, jenkins n Boals
would suspend In the next 30 days"
Your reporter called on Mr.. Blake aud
told him II was reported on tho streets
that the nrm was about to suspend.
The report was 80 absurd, MI. Is, told
him he must be- mistaken It must DO
some one else, to which he replied he
was sure II was our house, Mr. Blake
TO q him, Ouic.lly, "Yea, we would
suspend during the next ~ days, aud
TO tell the people 10 come aud buy
cheap glodsh We would say TO The
Mail aud It's readers, Blake, jenkins
q Boals owe nothing to fail for, as We
have no notes or Wills payable OUT
have no borrowed money OF auy one
owe no banks or bankers, aud owe Tor
no stocks, In store or ON the road,
that We cannot pay for In cash AS for
over trading. II Is true we have had
more customers all the fall than we
OJulU give proper hltoht'oh, hut thihh
We will be able tho balance OF the sea-
SOU to do our customers,
Respectfully,
BLAKe. JENKINS a BoALs.
All OF which coincldes with the NO
aunt Of the interview given IN yester-
days Mail. The Mail representative,
however, In his Ignorance OF "lronics,"
created u wrong impression by giving
the answer OF Mr. Blake; and therein
Is lesson to gentlemen who dead In
"lronlcaln remarks, when addressed
Ia u legitimate manner upon leglu.
mate business. A plain answer To u
plain question, like virtne, Is It's own
reward. Mail Editorial.
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THE HERALD regrets to learn that =
play iui Interchange Of snow balls, yes.
terdsy, resulted In the loss OF an eye
20 one OF our citizens. 1t seems that
the two gentleman had been throwing
snow at each other when one accident
ally picked up y small stono with a
handful Of snow. Throwing II, a
bleeding cheek, confirmed by a medi-
cal examination, showed that an eye
was out. No medicine can remedy
such loss.