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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-19

For kid gloves of all styles and prices go to
the celebrated &id glove depot of Levy Brothers,
agazine street. They have q full assortment
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Asyluus ut Matches AiSs!s-
sIppi. will receive boys and girls boarders for u o
charge Of $40 per month alwAys paid in advance
This will pay board lodging washing and tuItlOr
The girls pay fifty per month for tie
of the uniform.
The boarderG = II hav tho fare and treatment
the orphans
This arrangement ia made for the especiA Sooommo.
dalton OF Catholic familes with limited means that
wish to give their childron plain Catholic educstioa
az little EXPENSE at least give them Eow months
of particular preparation for their First Communion
and Confirmation.
Children, however who are not Catholics win aho
De received.
Apply 10 tho Brother Director of D'Everoux Hs
Orphan Asylum to the Slater Servant Of St. Mary
Orphan Asylum. Eatchez, Mssissppi. Ja3oT Iy
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ST. VINCENT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
AT DONALDsONVYLLE Ia.

CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARTTR.
This Institution is located In tho above named health
fu little village situated Mt the junction Of the Mnsas
aipp river and the Bayou Lafourche It 10 eccoasble
1t all seasons Of the both by railway and water
Parents will find for their dauRhters in this Institu.
tion all the facilities for Christian and rehnod eduoA.
ton the course OF instruction boin2 tho that
pursued ut st Joseph's Academy EmmettsburR Mary.
land OF which IL is q branch. The buildings and
In confederation OF the changed condition of the
South tho terms have been reduced nearly
The academic year 10 divided int seaGionn OF va
months each tho fret commencing SeptembSr let and
the second February LIST.
TERMS-PayRble in Advances:
Board and Tuition, Including washing moudlnR
bed and bedding, per session. rs %
100 10
Tapestry, Painting, eto extra charges.
Music Piano. at Professor price
Books and Stationery, Mt current prices.
For further particulara references be m ade In
perHon to tho different Institutions Of New ORlaans OF
by lotter to tho Sisters Don aldson iyo 6En
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SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the
SISTERS CT OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL,
NEW IBERIA, Id.

Tho n'ln Of this Instituton combines together with
the vsi"a"'n b'n"1is of Chrsttau education every
adva T,E. 'h,t can he derived from q punctuaI and
cons HemfI' caro- bestowed the pupils in every
branch o. sr,.ur" hujiabis to their sax
The ecu So -" instruction is similar to that pursued
in the So" + N 40 Schools eft Lopisilna
TEEMs:
Board ana iutnn, pr AcIdcmic year.--.-.. si76 90
Payable IN I'D st!,'r d. {
Entrance tee, to b" u tid Only .--..--. o.
washing Tor thic" uIHuthI 10
Piano lessons aod of the instrument per
7 90
Esi7
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NEUTRAL SPIRITS.
am Rectifying and intend keeping on hand a very
pure article, entirely devoid OF flavor.
Besides the Choicest and Medium qualities Of
French and Domestic Brandies,
I have on hand very choice IRISH WHISKY, also
the choicest of SCOTCH WHISKY, pure old Bourbon
and Rye Whiekies, with all the medium qualities of
Whisky FAMILY BITTERS draught equal If
not superior to Of the bottled and less than half
the price. Holland Gin Schnapps draught, better
Cordias, and every kind Of goods in my line the
very lowest prices. 1t would be well to call before
buying Elsewhere. EDW. BURKE,
my7 6m 1884, Is6 and 1872 TchOupitoulas street.
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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY,
ST. LOUIS, NO,
Under tho Direction Of the Jesuit Fathers.
This Institution affords every facility both for q
CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL EDUCATION.
TEREBG
Board and Tuition, per- annum .s2sO
TIE Forth-eighth Session will open
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1876.
For Catalogue particulars, address
REV. L. BUsHART, 81,
auso IN PTosdsat
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ct. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIE, MlssrssrrPI

This institution chartered by tho State LeRialature
and conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart
situated on the shores of the Bay exte
sve view OF the Gulf and aHording all the advantage
dld location great Indictment to healthf ezsrciso
and amusement for the pupils The Commercial Oourao
comprises all the branohes OF good English eduoAteR
Board and Tuition, per session. payable half yearly
hasanoe ea50 90
inS per sssion IS 90
beddlng per session, (optionAl) 30 90
Joctor Foes 90
Vacation II spent at the Institution. 50 o.
EXTRA CHAB1Esi
Piano and Violin, per month, each. -..-..-..... %
Use OF Piano per month. 90
80 Po! month W
Brass instrument, per month 90
spanish and German languages por month"; eaoA.. co
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. GABRIEL,
my9 761y Director of tho Colle1a
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
tsr. JosErH's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution fsvorably known
fifth Scholastic year
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EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND DUBLm,
payable In AL parts of Ireland. fer any amount fuD
a1 upward, sold nt ourzontFatos JaSO My
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28
Cine cbrteiee tiir 8ismar6.

Die v&reuSeituns" in Berlin idreibt an
Der Spite ibrsr Drummer pom 26. 6eb.
Bon elmer gnsabl bier a~nweienber Sar:
teissnoHsn 1T uns fOlsence @rtldruns sur
0er0fentli9uns s%useSansen.
Der &si9stansler 6irit .. Yismard BAT
in Der Rsi9stass:S isuns pom 0. 6sbruar
fi9 oabin seauBert, baB Sober, Der bic
n&reu1eituns" baltic unb bssabIe ii6 inSis
rect an siise anb 8srleumSuns betbeilise.
Mls treus Inbdnesr Der f0nisIi9en uni
eonieruatiuen SABINE weiien mir bieie an'
t@ulotsunsen sesen bic vRreuBeitnns" uni
bic seiammte surd fs pertrstene partei
auf bas entidiebsnits suriid. 0ir be.
bauern, baB' Der erits Oisner Der Rrone Az
berartisen Mittsln sreift. UNI cine parfe
gu betdmpfen, bic er Sabre lang ais bi,
supsrlaifsife Stits bes Gbronss aneriannt
bat.
90 wenis ais bic i4mersli5.n Grfab'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

runssn Der Isstsn Sabre uermo9t bubsn,
uns in ~unisrer R6nisstreue unb in ~unieren
@runbidben gu eriditterm, 70 usnis pirt
au1 Der lette unb uerlesen6fte Insrifi qe.
gen bic Bartei unb ibr Organ i'm Stanbe
fem, uns pom Der 3eituns 3u t%rennen, mel.
DIE fur9tlos uno treu nod INNER ibren
@abliprttb 4: vWit @ott fir R6nia unb gas
terlano" perfO4ten unS ale @erin6e ibr
beisufOmmen, srfolsrei9 abseidIasen bat.
Wtnn aber Der SSsrr &ei6stansler i'm
anidluB on ben oben ansefibrten Qlusiprud
Die Aufri6ti9teit %unierer 9riitlidsn @siin:
nuns in !3peifel 8'ebt, 10 ueridmdben mir
es ebenio, mi. ibm buriiber 3i redten, pie
mir es suriifweiien, Die eegebenen gelebs
run9en iiber Gbrs unb 2%lnitanb anSunsb
men. Golsen A Ramen pOn aoelisen
Serren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28
Gin fleiner Senfsettel fur Den
uWorDitern" bon Ga GrotIe.

ygorOitern" bon Ga GroNe.
Das glatt i9reibt in ieinsr Nr. pom II.
Mars 1876:
Nerein fur bic Wrrbreituug brs @lan>
bcns In Der 9inreie Ga GroKe. Wir emit:
nebmen Der v2urembnrser Gazette" bic
folsenbe Mittbeiluns (bas gsreins Statut)
unter obisem EiteI, wsl1e mir unlern Qes
fern nidt uorentbalten biirfen, bsnn mir
molten nidt S9ulo iein, wenn Der Cine
ober Der anbere Den perlprodenen MtlaB
permifen foIte. (6olst bas Statut.)
Das 1T ni3t sefdbrIi3. &utboliten, bic
fdle@t ober bumm senus iinb elm gIatt
wie ben vNOrotern" su baIten, bas ie unb
ibren @lauben faft in ieber Nummer per:
bObnt, ueripOttet uno iosar iopeit sebt, bus
IaerbSafe, mas Der &atbolit tennt, bas
3. Mltersiatrament, nit ieinem @eifer nidt
ueridont, (wie IS tiirsIi9 tbat) ol9e
&atboIiten fiimmern ii4 wsRis um @bIaB.
9iel better bdtte Der vNoroitern" ben &aum
anwenben %fOnnen, ieinen 2eiern cine iu9s
setreue Oariteuung Der idmdbli9en Sor:
gauge gu seben, beren fi3 Der belsii9s
Sanbasel unb bic liberal ersossnsn
@enter Stubenten in Me9eIn sesen rubise,
frieSIiebenbe Meni9en gu S9uIbsn Tom:
men IieBen, beren einslser 5ebIer Der mar,
bab fe bas llnsliid butten, an einsn Soft
su %slauben, itatt ieinen 9eiern einen u Be
fIatid zines beuti9en Reptilieublattes
gu brinsen, Der pom On a ns bis su
gnbe Der 8abrbeit fre4 ms geii4t
idIdst.
Damn idreibt bas Slatt ferner an elmer
anbern Ste1e:
y@ine tatbolif9e Miiiion, In.
ausurirt BON einisen Seiuiten aus ct.
2ouis, belt bieie Wo9s bic @ldubisen bier
in iteter aufresuns. DAP bieie Wtiiiios
n6re benz Biidof unb isinem GleruS bier
Defenders ansenebm ieien, m09ten mir be-
sweifeln.
Seilise ginfalt! WeiB Der vRorbftern"
nidt, bab Der GIeras bic WiiiOndre serus
rufen anb baB iie Obne grlaubniB bes Sis
idofs t~sinsrlei ben Yfarrern %sutOmmenbe
Sffentli9e Gmtsbanblunsen in elmer Di0eeie
pornsbmsn birfsn. Dem vNOrbifern" ssbt
es ME ben msiftsn Iiberalen Blattsr; ibre
anmabuns, iber etwas gu ipreden unb gu
idreibsn, mas fe nidt %tennen, wiro nur
BON ibrer llnwifenbeit iibertrOffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

Die Seitu a.a. fir 9otbrinsm i6reibt:
Gin in ct. Sntisn: les: @or,e ~wobabafter
@rbeiter Der on Der franS0ii4:Ssuiiden
8rense i'm Bun bsfnbli9en giienbo6n mar
am 8. b. Me. na9 @or;e sesanSen unb
bate fi4 bort betn Erinten mebr als gilt
LID setban. gr psripdtete ii3 in @orse
unb ais er 9ta9tS na9 ct. Sufien auriid=
tebrte, murbs sr mabri9einlia o D0lfen
ansefaIen. Oa er uesen ieinsr lrunfens
belt f9 nidt pertbeioisen %tonnte, 10 murSe
Der llnsliidlibs in Der Gdbe be, Serme Sos
bopille, ieitpdrts 9orSe, ssrriHen. Am
anSern Morsen fanb man BON ieinem aSrs
per uur ben unttren Gbeii Der 8eine, Die
nod in ota Stieftln itsdten, ben sansen
iibris.n 2arpsr batten bic wilSen Sbisre
auiseireRsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

Nm %. Sebruar murbe Der 8remier 6.
Baumann, ais sr iibsr bas @eleiie sins,
pom Der &ansirmai9ine bermaBen an bic
8rua seitoBen, baB er be~iinnunsslOs gu
Doben fiel unb balb barauf itarb. Der
8srun9lidte itammt aus Saisru, mar in
Mss ftatiOnirt unb binterldBt cine 8ittws
nit brsi tlsiuen Rtnbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28
Saar, Roiel, Gifel tena GunSs
tiiden..

Sn unmttteIbarer Hdbe non
SaumboIoer ldst elm Ssrr Bier aus Birs
tenfeIo (SabnboD S9ueripat (8arpte
sraben. Idt Wann lisfsrn in elmer ISOLDE
400 bis 1900 Ctr, waSur5 auBer BEN
@rdbern 6ubrleute un6 Meilltr bei4dftiat
wsrbsn. Die Serwertbuns besielben III
cine pieIfa4e. 9srr Sier sebrau9t i'm,
louisl b%stannt, sur S9weItls unS @Hiss
itein: Bersituns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

3uerft fir bic Gorge trasen miBte. sdIieB
lid fimmere ibn ni9t, Oh Der Be,tritt 3u
elmer sebeimen @eieqi9aft tirdIid perbo.
ten iei. Der Smeite Mann mics mid gan,
barid NIT Der 6rase ab: y9absn Sic i9on
einmal 9unser seIitten2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

Wir baben gu ieiner 3eit bic Grnens
nuns bes Weisr. Maranso gum gr,bii9ofe
BON Itben semeloet. Oa bic i'd ismatii9sn
@rie6sn AUDI einen GrSbii6of bort baben u.
bieier uon Der Resieruns anertannt 1T, ic ba:
ben Rom u. bic srisdiiae Hesieruns iid bas
bin usreinist. baB Wir. Maranso in8 irtltds
feit erSbiidOfi9e 6unctionsn bort ausiben
unb ben Gitel rGrsbii9of uon @tbsn" fibs
rem Tam, in Oiientli9en Icten aber Der
weltliden @utoritdt seseniber, nur ben
Gitel zines napoitoIii@en Oslesirten" tras
gen wirb.
Mns &Gln wirb untsr benz %. Sebruar
aeIdriebsn: Sn Der lesten Sisun3 bes
8oritauoss bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wurs
ben bic tednil9en unb muiifaliidsn @ut.
adten iiber bas Yrobslauten nit Der 6ai
ierslode porselest. Oieielben io0sn nidt
gan, sinitis lauten bas lsste muiituIilds
@uta9tsn ioa wenissr sinitis aussefausu
fem ais bic frdbesu. 8eidIils wurpsu
ni@t sefaBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

gu ben auidbrIi4 fort,uisssno N GluBs
banien nno 9einpfoSsbautsn an Der Saar
wersen in bieiem Sabre IA, 500 Wart. osss
9leiden fur bic Moiel 81, 900 Mart errors
bert. BON wel9sn lesteren 21,5Oe Wart
aaf bic Strede i'm &esierunss:S esirtT rier
lnA O. 900 Wart auf bic i'm Roblenasr
8e5ttte bslssene Stromitrede fommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

Die MoieI trat am %. Seb.aar in
Srier wisbsr in ibr Sett Surad uab ,eiste
am 90. wieSsr sinsn um swsi CUB bdbsrp
WaHsrianS. -"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28
Sectenmeien.

Gin prattiider Yrebiser ideint
Or. Deems in New gort su isin. Rirs
LID CAB er ieiuer @emeinbe betannt,
Dab CT am l. isoeS Monats fir aue feline
@emeinoemitslieoer bette, osren Nams NIT
" nbeJinne; am 2. fir iene nit y uno ios
fort, baaesenan Sonntasen fir ale GUAM:
men. Wenn II elm Mitslieo wiilen nil,
mann fein Baitor fir baiielbe betet. brau6t
es nur einen &alenoer uno bas alphabet
3u &atbe su Sisbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

@inen rieiisen Grfols Der Sap.
tiiten:% iiiondre fat zines ibrer S~ournale
81 uer,eid men, worin es beiBt: r0ad
breijGbriser barter Nrbeir batten bic gaps
tifensW iifiondre in Sapan am Z. Nopem.
Der 1875 bas Yersniisen, in Gotio ibren
erifen Betebrten Su %taufen. Die Saptllten
baben AZ 9auptmiiiions @eisaiaaften in
bsioniiden Qdneern." 0enn ieoe DON
ibnen iol9s' &eiuItate aufueiisn. fam,
wiro es lanse nsbmen, bis ale 9eibsn gum
G~britentbnm betsb,t finS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-28

9r. Sdabeborn, (S9nabelborn
piiroe Der vGuIenipiesel" iasen) our9reiit
sesenwdrtis ben Staat Wiilouri uno bdlt
Wortrdse iiber bas arfaniastbal. Son Der
&an3el %berubseitisen, madt berieIbe iid
iebt aIio ais 9anOasent brett. slu9 nidt
libel!
Sn isiner 9rebist an einem Der lstten
Sonntase IieB ii6 Der berii9tiste 9ee9sr
foIsenoel maBen aus: vWan iagt i5 pre-:
bise ods @uanselium Der 2iebe. Sbr felt
bic 6rudt meiner Preoist. gtie CAB es
cine @emeinoe, bic itarfsr sepriift worbsn
mare, aIs oieie. Guer Sel6snmutb, Qiebe,
@ebuIo, euer lansss 2sioen, euere Site,
wunoeruo0e Ginisteit unb Sanftmutb eue:
rer Seelen fino ni1t Sa6e bes 3ufaQs.
Sbr ieio BON Natur aus Our9i9nittsmens
i9en, aber ibr waret unter benz grsuB
gottIider 0iebe uno in Der 9ebre (2eere p
ieio ibr beransebiloet worben. Weun man
mir iast, id iei lar in meinen 9sbren, ant:
worte i6: Sic mad ibnsn bin, iie iinb mein
Guanselium." Oasu tann man iasen:
Horny soft, qui NAL y pense.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01
Target Practice.

The Ethau Allen rifle association OF Yer
gcnnes has lately put up an iron target at
their range. Tuesday being the usual prac-
tice day day, four of the club tried their
hand. The target was placed near the lin
its, If not actually in, the town of Ferris
burgh. 1t was of course no trouble to
make bulls eye at 1000 yards. Of you
only shot often enough.) 1t however did
not show to as good advantage as the gen.
tlemen suppose.
Some 10 or IL shots were fired by each
member before hitting the target at all.
The marker considered the front of the
target the safest location.
AS it would not answer to give up the
job without score motion to adjourn was
lost. Each came up to the blanket, smil-
ing, quite enthusiastic, but soon had a the
DRY that the wind was wrong-or something
else. Sun too hot. Dan at last winged
the iron and having found where the target
was scord 90 out of 80. Alderman Gwinn
made IA, Capt. G. 4. Parker 16, Col. Hen
derson "a.
Reports are coming in from the surround
ing country, saying every thing Is all right
The target was not at all damaged. The
rifllemen are certain of eventually beating
the champions yet. The sufferers are de-
ing well.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01
The 8utland daily Globe
THURSDAY, JUNE /, 1876.
Union Republican Convention.

:. The next union republican national conven-
tl0n Tor the nomination OF candidates Tor preSi-
dent and vice-president of the United States
VIII be held In the city OF Cincinnati on Wedne5-
day, the fourteenth day OF June, 1876 at noon,
and Will consist Of delegates from each state
equal to twice the nun. err OF It's senators and
representatives In congress, and OF two dele
gates from oacn organized territory and the
District OF Columbia. In calling the cOnven.
lions for the election OF delegates, the commit
Tees or the several states are recommended 10
invite oil republican electors and all other
voters. without regard TO past political differ
ence5 or previous party difficulties, who are
opposed to ROWING sectional issues and desire
10 promote friendly feeling and permanent
harmony throughout the country by maintain.
Ing am enforcing all the constitutional rights
OF every citizen. including the full and free
exercise OF the right OF suffrage without intim-
ldati0n and WITHOUT fraud who are in favor OF
the continued prosecution and punishment OF
all o1iclal dishonesty, and OF an economical
administration OF the government by honest,
faithful and capable officers who are In favor
OF making such reforms In government as ex-
perlence may, from time to time, suggest; who
are opposed 10 impairing the credit OF the ma
ton by depreciating any Of Its Obligations and
l, favor of sustaining In every way the national
faith and financial honor who hold that the
common school system is the nursery Of Amer-
can liberty and should be maintained absolute
ly free from scctarian control; and who believe
that for the promotion of these ends the drec-
tlon OF the government should continue to be
cOnlided to those who adhere to the principles
OF 1870, support them as Incorporated in the
constitution and laws and who are IN favor Of
recognizing and strengthening the fundsmen-
tai principles OF national unity In this centen-
NAL anniversary OF the birth Of the republic.
Il. d. MORGAN,
Chairman Republican National Committee.
Wa. f. CHANDLER, Secretary.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01
Which Shall rake }

This IS often serious question with the In
Valld. lie hnds the market flooded with pro-
prletary medicines scores OF which are recon-
mendcd eS certain cures tor his peculiar nil
ment He reads the papers, circulars and
aimanacs, anu finds each Sustained by pausi-
bic arguments setting forth It's virtues and
speclnc action. The recommendations are as
strong for one as fer another The cures
claime1 10 have been wrought by one are as
wrought by another. In his perplexlty and
doubt, the sufferer Is sometimes led to reject
all. But 1t should be borne In mini that this
condition OF things is one that cannot be rene
died. In a land where all are free, the good
the truly valuable-must come into competition
with the vile and worthless, and must be
mentality, which is advertising. In such case
perhaps the only absolute proof that remedy
is what II claims to be. is TO try 1t. The ''test
Of pudding is the eating OF IT," Prove all
things hold fast which is good Is The apostolic
Injunction. There may, however, be stronger
presumptiye evidence In favor of one remedy
should be allowed It's due weight. A due re-
gar TO this may save vast amount OF expert.
menting and useless outlay Of money AS
Family Medicines, the proprietor desires to
say, that they are prepared by new and sci
enthc process by which the virtues of the
crude plants and roots are extracted without
the use Of particle Of alcohol. Not q particle
OF this destroyer OF our race enters into the
coyery or ravorite Prescription. This consid-
eration.alone ought certainly to rank them
high a6ovethe vie compounds saturated with
alcohol Jamaica rum. sour beer or vinegar,
which are ever, where offered for sale. Again,
they are or unifor,u strength, and their virtues
can never be impaired by age. They are also
made from fresh herbs and roots, gathered in
their appropriate season, when they are flush
with medicinal properties. In support OF these
claims, the following testimony is offered:
X. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.: NEWARK N j.
Dear Sr-1 have sold great deal OF your ex-
cellent remedies, ana prefer to sell Them BE-
fore others because hey give good satisfaction
TO those who use them. I hear such remarks
as "Sage's Remedy completely cured me ; 1t Is
splendid thing :" or "Pierce's Discovery Is
Just what wanted feel better than ever
did," one OF our celebrated singers uses II for
strength ming her voice, and says there is no.
thing equals 1t :" and so might give scores OF
remarks said about your preparations A col
ored woman was using your Discovery, and
after taking three bottles WAS complt tely
cured Sne. bein ing the store, said to me, II
don't want no doctors round me so long as !
can get the Discovery; 1t beats all our DOCTORS"
And so might go on. am, most respectiuily,
yours, ATHA CROOkS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-01

and has been deprived of society of which
she was q favorite, unable to care even for
her own children. Although feeble for
some time, 1t was known only TO u few.
that she was so fast drawing rear the end
of her earthly career. When 1t was an
nounced, that she was dead, the news came
like shock on many of ler intimate
friends. The deceased was not member
of any christian church, but her friends
had reason TO believe that she had com
mitted her soul to God IN faith, and was
sustained and cOmforted by christian hope
in her last hours. Her funeral, on Friday.
at her late residence was numerously At
tended, and sermon was delivered by Rev.
Jones, from psalm "a: 7, Thirty teams
followed the remains to the cemetery near
the village in Cas,leton.
"why should We mourn
Her painting spirit up to glory bornes
or seek the caSket buried In the dust,
While the bright Jewel sparkes with tho
Just?"
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Argalus II. Rugg met with quite se
rlous accident recently by having two Of
his fingers on his right hand cut off while
at work planning chair backs. lie is now
dong well under the care Of Dr.. A. Il.
Bixby.
Mrs. Chas. Chase and Mrs G. w. Whit
man, have just returned from market with
a splendid lot of new millinery goods, and
the principal question to-day which ag-
itates the society Of the young ladies of this
town from the centre to circumference il
this; Where shall we get our new "hsts."
Oliver Clark died Last Sunday. aged 90
years and months.
The weather has been very favorable the
past week for the farmer. The grain is
nearly all in and the majority of the far
mers have commenced to plant their pota-
toes and corn.
James Harrington cut, dropped and COW
cred in one day last week / acre Of po-
tatoes in good shape on green sward, be-
sides doing his chores on large farm If
any one can do any more, "trot him out"
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