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New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
TIE LOCAL CANVASS.
LOCAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS.
TANtNASY SATISFIES THE ARRANGEMENT FOR HAR

LOCAL DEMOCRATIC CONNkNllp'N.
TAMMANY SATISFIES THE ARRANGEMENT FOR HAR-
MONIOUs ACTION WITH ANTT-TAMMANY
At the monthly meeting of the Tammany
Hall General Committee last evening, Augustus Sche
presiding, the report of the Committee on Organization
fixing the days for holding the several conventions was
adopted without dissent In accordance with the agree
ment between the Tammany and Ant-iammany Con
ference Committees, the primaries will be held or Mon
day night and the conventions on Wednesday and the
following days. The following resolution was incorpo-
rated In the report Of the Committee Organizations
That the Senatorial, AMI the several Congressional Al
dermanc, and Assembly District Conventions are re-
specially requested to meet organize, and without
tTansactng other business elect two OF tLer num-
Der from each of said conventions conference com
mttces 20 confer with the Ncw-YOrk County DenOc-
rtcy the purpose OF taking such action may be
deemed necessary promote harmony and effect union
Of the Democratic party in this county IN order mat orr
party may present an undivided front - the common
enemy. SAID conventions iurthCr requested To al
tOum until Wednesday, the 18th inst, az 0eO' z.
SAID persons elected committees Of conference are
hereby respectfully requested 10 meet at TammaLy HAL
on Monday, the l1th inst, at p
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
A COUP D'ETAT IN INDIANA.
TIE GREENBACK PARTY LOSES ITS BEST
MAN


Mr.. woLCoTr THE GRrENBAcK NOMINEE WITH
oRAws-HE ADVISES EVERYBODY TO VOTE THE
prPUBuCAN TICKET-THE DEMOCRATIC DEMON
srR.TIoN IN INDIANAPOLIS.
The Greenback nominee for Governor in Indiana
Mr. Wocott, has withdrawn in favor of the Repub-
Ecan candidate. He publishes vigorous letter. in
which he declares that the Democratic party has
rscd the Creenback movement for its own purposes,
keeping its own ranks solid while seeking to effect
sayersion Of strength from the Republicans Mr.
Woleott says that the Greenback movement has
nothing TO hope for from either of the great national
parties; and a. there are grave reasons why the
Democracy should not be victorious in this cam
paign. he withdraws peremptorlly and advises his
marty to vote the Republican ticket. This is con-
,dered to give the Republicans 10000 additional
votes and assure victory.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
rnr pARrY nEApQuARrERs.

At the National Republican Headquarters in
the Fth Avenue Hotel yesterday there was the usual
number of letters and kilograms There 10 addi-
fou,I news Of importance from Colorado. The commit
Tee are very hopeful OF success In Indiana and Ohio and
in that Republican victories IN those states Will have
very favorable influence the elections in Connect
,ut aud Nev v-J,rscy California l. now regarded as
Erluhliclu state Gen Banks WIS with the cOmniltc"
rcld1y morning. uut rit tac city TOR indiana carly IN
ihc dav. -
Al the Dem cratic National and state Headquarters
,o ~ the most suguinc members of The party asserted
tgi tscre WIS . doubt 10 the result ~ the Color ado
election and they declared tncy expected that further
news would show a victory for the Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
C0rNTY NoMINATIONs.

The Republicans of Queens County held
their County Convention yesterday afternoon, at the
Court house, az North Hampstead. No nomination was
made for Couny Clerk sasiactionhong expressed with
the rr.cat Incumbent John II. su;plen of jamaica who
has bccu nominated by the. Democrats The following
nominations we're made:
For sh,rn hlonyo b. Wrgh ~ Flushing for Justice ot
Sessions Jane. L. Baxter o; Nuih -i'il 'i o.oh,l-'
,uurr.un ~ jamaica Andrew Morgan ~ NeNt1wh
W g Bond trrps ,untf, siDu del rat,7 oyster
Itv. Iunu BrI-,U Ntrn it,miS'aa John \. Clark 3,
Jtnaica JDuu ~ crane lcmps;tl, Thonas g. smith New
town Iohn Nustraud. FlGShrg A, v ~,ut~>iy-cr
upg island Ditv. william Bridge AtlArgc =. HaAy, N
E r. nrrmott eOrse T. Hc"et Ed"ard ScAe'sAoi'E "i"
j. Nuunss.
The Richmond County Democratic electors assembled
in convention yesterday Tompkiusye and made the
following nominations FOR county officers:
FOR ShcrI BENJAMIN Brown County Treasurer, James
Robinson. Superintendent o the Poor, J. ". SmlAoi
Justice % Sessions. Jane, Ldngtu; torOnel Jauts ".
Dempsey. ~u' rutoudrnt 0 the Poor To MI vacancy io
Sluthurld, M Bowen.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
CANADIAN RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PARIS, Ont, Oct. 5.-An accident occurred
TO the express bound the Great Western Railroad
last night, two miles west OF Princeton Five persons
the engineer fireman. two express messengers and the
baggage mau-werc killed The train going at the
rate Of 35 miles hour, and IN moment was thrown
from The track and hurled into the ditch. The passen
gers CscaD2d Uphurt. The accident caused By tao
breaking OF wheel Of the tender An examination Of
the wheel to-day shows that II perfectly sound up 10
the time Of the accident. Tie names OF the killed
Vim. Cooper driver; A. Irving, fir man; Andrews. ex-
press messenger; Bright. baggage-master, and man
supposed 10 be named Mcbride, belonging 10 Detroit who
was riding in the b. -sage-1ar.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
COUNT Won ARNIM CONVICTED.

I1tHLIN' IHUIstdlI VVI' D, IoIO.
The StaatS Gerichtshof met to-day for the
trial OF Count AuIim q charge high treason.
letter from the Count dated from Ouchy switzerland,
read stating that the weather prevented his coming
10 Berlin. As his illness Got legally atested the
court demand Of the public prosecutor, decided to
proceed against him cORhnaciaB. The also de-
cded that it, proceedings should he private. Count
Ainm's counsel was not permitted 20 plead. The court
after three hours dcbCIatOn, pronounced Judgment,
bat the sen, lnct uaj not been made KNOWN
LONDON, Friday, oct 6, 1876.
Berlin dispatch to The Post says 1t Is stated that
Count Arnim has been sentenced penal scrytude
for one year.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
CAMPAIGN JOTTlNGS.
VERY LITTLE MONEY sEEr From WASHINGTON it
COIORApO-NEW MoVEMENT IN iNEIANA.
lBY rEIEGRArH TO raa rIHuNEI

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.--Dspatchcs this even
ing confirm tine original reports that Colorado Las so"e
Repuboan and that the State tcaet and the two United
states Senators are certainly secured. The Democratic
stories that the Republican Congressional Committee has
sent hundreds OF thousand Of dollars to Indiana is
canard Tic total mount collected ~ The Congressional
Committee thus FAR Is 100000, oaly portion ol which
has been used for supporting speakers in that state
The Republican Campaign Committee has received IL
formation to-day winch Induces the belief that Rrpub
lican majority OF OOOO may be expected from indaua
The committee was informed to-day that 800 Demo
cratic roughs left Phiadep phia yesterday ior Indiana
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
MISSOURI PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. ga State Prohibition Con
venton was held last night with between 30 AMI 40
delegates present Presidential Electors, state EXecu
tive and Stale Central Committee were appointed also
Financial Committee and two Incubeis of the National
I,i f,,,,,ittoc. one of Tie latter WIS Miss PhGbe
" Corzins wno made BRET but eloquent address L
tbe convention Tie platform OF the National Reform
arty adopted ri Cleveland last NAY, Mas approved ana
rcanirmed, excepting the sixth and eighth planks'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
THE BOYS WHO WORE THE BLUE.
Yesterdays EFFUsIvE DEMONSTRATIONS GOV.
PARKER MAKES The PRINCIPAL sPEECH-TnE
~ l...r l.rr.r. -. III

TTFTTTVT UENUNSI
PARKER MAKES THE PRINCIPAL sPEECH-TIIE
EAGLE AND TIE COLORED SPEAKER,
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 rHE TRiBUSE.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Oct. 5.-The big Democratic
demonstration to-day was a success so far as size
was concerned nearly 5000 persons marched in
The procession. 1t was composed, however, of very
Miscellaneous material. The affair was planned 10
offset the effect Of the recent soldiers reunion, by
showing that large proportion of the volunteers
are now acting with the Democratic party. But the
managers were afraid Of a small attendance if they
embraced only soldiers in the call. They therefore
included citizens as well 80 the invitation took in
everybody 10 secure crowd, they purchased
thousands Of excursion tickets and sent them out
Tor free distribution along the lines of the
railroads centering here. Illinois was drawn
upon for large contingent to swell the
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
THE NEW MEXICAN MINISTRY.

Mexico, Sept. 14.-The new Ministry is
formed follows: Foreign Affairs, Manuel Romero
Rubio War and Marine, Gen. NJ. Escobedo; Public
Works, Autonmo Tage. Francisco Lila remains in
charge OF the Treasury. The Minister Of Justice aud
Public Works has not been named. Mr.. Rubo is eau
tious statesman VINO has been both Congressman aud
senator Gen. FScObedO Is the "cOuqucrOr of Qurre-
taro," tO whom "a viman surrendered. Mr.. Baz, the
Minister Oi the Interior, was strong opponent OF the
Church party. lie many years Governor OF the
Federal District, well Deputy ana Senator
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS
TURKS ADvAECING on NEGorIS-GREAT EFFORTS
MADE TO OBTAIN AN ARN1sTICE FROM TURKEY
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA on GOOD TERMS.
LONDON. Thursday, Oct 5, 1876
A Reuter- dispatch from Belgrade says: Pri-
dispatches received here that 5000 Turks
advancing NegOtin which place has been occupied by
5000 Sorvians with two batteries Of artillery. Negotin
is about 20 miles northwest of Widn, Turkish fortress
OH the Danube
Reuters Paris dispatch says Private kilograms received
here state that the Powers making great efforts
to obtain armisee, or at least months truce,
companed by vaOus guarantees II is stated that the
question Of Congress not at present under discussion
PARIS Thursday, Oct >, 1876.
The Journal deS Dtbas states that Prince GOrtchakof
has a cIrcuar To the Powers inviting them TO iIu-
pose the Porte general amnesty and a six months
arnistce.
THE RUSSIAN PROPOSAL REJECTED.
LONDON, Friday, Oct. 6, 1876.
The Vienna correspondent of The Standard states that
unicaton. Paris declare France will not
participate in the naval demonstration proposed by
Russia Austria and England have also declined the
proposition OF intervention.
RUSSIA RESOLVED ON WAR.
Reuters telegram from Belgrade says II is expected
that Russia VIII now present an utnatum, 10 be fol-
lowed by declaration Of Negotiations viii proba-
bly, preccde suc action the Treaty OF Paris binds the
signers, in the event OF misunderstanding to give the
Powers an opportunity OF mediation RJumania will
join the fortunes Of Russia She openly allows the
passage OF armed bodies through her territory. Prince
Milan has written letter TO the Gar expressing
for having incurred The attcrs dspeasure in
with the army proclamation OF himself as king.
sERyIA AND ENGLAND.
LONDON, Friday, Oct 8, 1875.
The Belgrade dispatch of The Times says:
The English policy leading factor Scryia's cacu-
lation' Tne party expect Russia To declare
with the approval OF England. This expectation is
founded on tne sentiment ot the English Ope gath
cred from the meetings held al over the cOuhtry.
The iiHcSs BeIhn correspondent tclcgraphs that
should Russia persist in occupying Bulgaria, Austrian
troops viii ot only occupy Bosnia and Herzegovina,
but operate against the Seryians.
TIRE TURKS PREPARING FOR THE RUSSIANS.
The Turkish generals have resumed operations but
avoid Acxnaiz and Belgrade, and penetrating north
into the Eastern districts This is the result OF the Rus
sian proposals to Austria
The SayOn comnlttee at Consan inOple report that
fearful catastrophe will befa Bulgaria unless there be
Intervention the part OF Russia before Winter.
Austria Is anxious force the peace programme tho
Porte; but since the independent action Of Russia
even the acceptance by the Porte OF programme
variousy Interpreted by it's orIgnatOrs would not
offer solution. The ROumsnltn Government keeps
10000 soldiers ready protect the country. Prepara
tons making 10 transport these troops to the Bes
sarabian frontier.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

MANrOS MARBLE GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Cit is reported here
by profess cd insiders that Joint stock company with
capital Of 100000 is being formed TO purc ase The
aily Herald the Democratic paper, aud enlarge It,
with Mauton Marble as managing editor
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
ANOTHER NOMINEE IN THE FIELD.
BACK CENTRAL CoMaTTGE.

BACK CENTNAL COMMITTEE,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 5.-At IL o'clock to-
night the Independent State Central Committee
nominated Judge Henry Harrington Of Indianapolis
for Governor III place Of the Hon. Anson
Wolcott declined They passed resolutions de
bouncing Mr. Wolcott as traitor to
the Independent party and charging him with
having been corrupted with Republican money
Judge Harrington has written letter accepting the
nomination.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

Playful accompanied the yachts around the course haV-
mg on board Commodore r. W. Holmes OF the Brooklyn
Yacht Club and several guests. After the race the
pcnnants were presented to f. Meeker and Commodore
Farley both Of whom made appropriate speeches. The
the rst-cass yachts will be sailed over on
Saturday
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
rHE NAV lMpETUs IN ONO.

EFFICIENCY OF LATE REPUBLICAN WORK THE RE-
sULT REGARDED As sAFE-ELEMENis OF DEMO-
CRATIC sTRENGTH-THE GERMAN VOTE.
IFnoM STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. g." Oh, it's all going right
nown ia the inyariable answer one getsfrom Repub-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
THE NEW CAPTAlN-GENERAL or CUBA.

LONDON. Thursday, Oct. ), 1876
A special dispatch from Madrid TO ! he Daily
NeVs says: "The appointment OF so important per-
souagc Gen. Dartinez-Campos to the GoyernOrGen-
erashp Of Cuba proof that the Government is making
every sacrifice to crush the Cuban insurrection The
nomination Va' totally unsolicited. Gen. Martinez
Chnpos will hiEs eli nominate his principal officers"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
1,r,prR,s REgTAURANT BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5.-Laubers restaurant,
oue Of the principal eating houses IN the Exhibition
,rourfs was burned at about o'clock this evening.
Tho loss on buildings IL estimated at $4,000, and on
stock Ss 900 This Is the first serious IRE which mas
occurred inside the Exposition grounds shee Tue opeus
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
THE FRENCH AMNESTY MOVEMENT.

Immediately upon the reassembng of the
Chambers several Radical Deputies viii introduce fresh
proposals for general amnesty
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
nA Illin fIe iInnse:
.3,0J9
summary Of the vote Of the State in the last two
rnnr I'm yrhicil clnDlinls NoIe L-ln !. sNeM hcnw:

Ecp. Dem. Tota!. Dem. nal.
1g-i-Copgrees es sfO.-ig SJ.H32 12G7tl IJll5
is75-presiIcnt.... tGG,554 7J,3.6 l42ol0 . So
I-1Z-Govrrnor.... 46475 lOi.539 l3loll 5-0,i
I-72-t t0ngrcfs o.. e.. .GZ,3i- SU,ltO li3Ooo ITl3@
.IpcIuluc g7i votes for John WInb.Ily lIud. R"pj ~
the Ist District and 1887 vote for Wm H. FELTON, Nnd
ljru tc successful candidate bon the NIith Dlstrct
iIrci dim 0OI votes. for liz" O'Cpror (sru.l3ut
DeuJ electoral tc..ci ,incudiIg 1893 vo,,s FOR Dad
lev VI. Du Bose t,traigntJat DtiJ ~ the Win DIS
trlCt.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
MIR. woLCo1vrs WITHDRAWAL.

ur Is INDUCED TO TAKE THIS COURSE BY THE
REPUBLICANS HIS VIGOROUS AND TELLING
New-York tribune., 1876-10-06
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.

TURKEY AND THE GREAT POWERS.
TURKS ADVANCING on NEGoTIS-GREAT EFFORTS
MADE TO OBTAIN AN ARMIsTICE FROM TURKEY
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-03-22

SUPERIOR Court BILL.-There has
been so much inquiry concerning the
Act creating new Judiciary for cit
les that we publish the following
synopsis st applies only to cities
5000 inhabitants or more.
The bill gives the Court jurisdiction
concurrent with the Circuit and Dis
trict Courts in all matters except
where these Courts have exclusive ju-
risdiction (probate matters and try
ing felonies, &c.), where any parties
to an act reside in the city, or may
be served in the city, or the plaintiff
has an attorney in the city, or where
the contract, note, &C., was to be per-
formed in the city, and Of foreclosure
of mortgage and all contracts con-
corning real estate where the real es-
tate is in the city.
All appeals from Justice Courts in
township where the cities are, and by
consent all other appeals go to this
Court. II has jurisdiction Of crimi-
nal matters the same as justices, and
has exclusive jurisdiction of actions
for violations of city ordinances.
The Court is to be held once every
month except the month of August
The Judge'is to hold his Office -four
years and have a salary Of y, 600, hal
to be paid by the State and half from
the fees Of the Court. The bill makes
provision for jnries and appeals u
the Supreme Court. The Marshal
to be the executive officer. The Cit.
Recorder is the Clerk. 1t is though
that the provisions of the bill ar
such that it will cost the city nothing
as it will maintain itself.-Stdte Reg
lister.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-03-22

Capt. c. v. Gardner, formerly of
the 29th Iowa, and later clerk of the
Senate, Des Moines, is at Cheyenne
enroute to the Black Hills, and in a
private note to gentleman Of this
city says:
lam fully satisfied from what /
have seen and from responsible par
ties who have been there and return
ed here for supplies, that there Is
gold there in paying quantities. The
difficulty is, people are rushing there
too early in the season, by at least q
month. Experienced miners will get
along. But hundreds are leaving
here with NO experience and without
money, and without any knowledge
of the hardships they will have to un.
dergo, expecting to shovel it up. II
is a sad mistake and many of them
will rue it bitterly. shall not be
surprised if there is a regular "Pikes
Peak stampede from there, of this
class within the next four weeks.
Custer City is $50 miles from here
nearly all the way over q most excel
lent natural road, with but little sand
no bad streams and very few hills
This route also affords the best pro
lection from possible raids of Indians
A first-class stage line will be in op
Grafton from this city to Custer Cit.
by the Doth Of this month.
expect to leave here the last o
next week for the Hills. Ii any o
your friends think of going out they
will do just as well and better not t
start before the LIST of April. l shouls
like to speak ofmany other things per
tanning to that famous locality, Blu
defer at present. Perhaps l will
send you little shining gold AM
perhaps not.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-03-22
MARRl r u.

At the residence of the brides
father, w. G. Buncutter, on the even
ing of the 10Th of March, 1876, at Z
O'Clock P. NJ. by Rev. T. j. Myers,
MR.. WESLEY l.. DEvoL Of Ottumwa,
Iowa, to Miss BLANCHE +. BUNCUTTER,
of Kirkville, Iowa.
The happy couple have the hearty
congratulations of numerous friends,
among whom we wish to be classed.
They received numerous handsome
presents, among which were the fol-
lowing:
Set Silver tea spoons by Mrs.
Mary Devol. &sfE P
Silver butter knife, pickle fork and
sugar spoon by Miss Jennie Devol.
Silver fruit spoon by Phil Deyol.
Glass bread plate by Mrs. B. F.
Pyle.
Silver butter knife by Arthur B
Devol. 81
Hanging basket by Miss victoris
Cissne.
Necktie for groom by Mrs. Maggie
Canine, of Pella, Iowa.
Silver caster by A. &. Devol, OF
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Large glass fruit dish by Mrs. w
c. Buncutter.
May they live long and be pros
porous and happy.
| PRARSOL-FRENCH-O the 10th, at the res
iience OF the Justice, by A. X. Burns, NJ
GnoR0u n. PHAn80L to Mn. PAMELA T. FRENCH
all Of this county.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-03-22

SOMETHING NEw.-On Friday and
Saturday last three train loads (fifty-
one cars,) of fresh beef passed over
the c.. B. Il Q. Railroad, going east.
This beef was killed at Santa Fe, New
Mexico, loaded i'm refrigerator cars,
and was billed for Chicago and New
York. This is not only new, but a
highly desirable move in the right
direction, and will have a tendency
to give the people of the East good,
fresh beef at low price, as it saves
the cost of feeding cattle, transport
ing men to look after them, anRalso
the cost of transporting the ofial to
eastern markets. Verify Ottnmwa is
on the highway ofnations, where the
teas and silks of China and Japan,
and the fresh beef of New Mexico
pass over the c. b. & c., which is not
only one of the best constructed, but
also the best managed railroads on
the American continent. These new
avenues of trade and travel must
very soon demand still further i'm
provemeats on this great artery OF
trade and travel, and we predict thai
the time is not far distant when a
double line of steel rails will be laid
on the G. L. & @. from Lake Erie to
the Missouri River. The man that
would have predicted such a thing
rs years ago would have been called
a fanatic, but there are people OF Ut
tumwa who have always had faitl
that it would be on the line of a high
way that would carry the trade and
commerce of large part OF thu
world, and their hopes are fast being
realized.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-03-22

CoRRRcTIoN.-In the list of tax pay
ers published last week we stated
that Thomas Foster, 0f Washington
township, paid $208,0O in taxes. It
should have read $280.89. Besides
this his two sons pay heawY tax,
having 45O acres of as nice iand as
there is in this country. Mr.. Foster
is model farmer and has acquired
his extensive estate by honest toll,
never having engaged in any kind Of
doubtful speculation or other outside
operations, whereby a good many
men grow rapidly rich, and just as
frequently grow suddenly poor. II
our people generally would emulate
Mr.. Foster and be content with fair
gains, acquired by honest labor, our
country would be much better of.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-03-22

Lively competition is what Shep-
herd likes. His goods are bought on
time and must be sold for cash. He
knows just how that is done and he
does it year after year and still makes
the farmers happy; none ever went
away dissatisfied, none ever came
back without a grin on about the
size of a common broad ak; all are
SO pleased that they cannotconceal it ;
it beams forth in their countenances
and measures out in the abundant
crop and tells in the good quality OF
the same and finally the receipts for
the same are so good that the family
are all well provided for and the good
dame so rejoices that it is well
spring Of joy to him and in his de.
light he cries out, "May Shepherd
live forever, and sell every man just
such goods" m22-w4l
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-03-22
a TOAST.


Two Important Discoveries The die.
covery Of America by Columbus, and DR..
Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery; the
one opening up to mankind now CONT
nent, the other fountain Of health, which
10 indispensable to the full enjoyment Of
life andits blessings. In response TO the
above sentiment come the unsolicitated ate
testations Of tens Of thousands Of grateful
patients, who have been relieved Of chron-
e ailments through its instrumentality.
Those voices are limited to ne one locality,
but from every city, village and hamlet In
our broad domain, a. we'll - from other
climes, and in the strange utterances Of
foreign tongues, like the confused murmur
Of many waters, como unisigned and hear
ty Communications. Itis, In combination
with the Pleasant Purgative Pellets, The
great depurator OF the age. Under i's L.
nign action ernptions disappas, * sr..ts
waste il. hoctcl ,h,rerv,s az. siTenatl,s
Ell, a,.A health, long banished from the sys'
TEN, rpsnmes her re'gn q, d re-estAblishel
.ar r.,s.4t. throne upon the chesk. AL
who have thoroughly tested IT, virtues IL
III a.seases ta which II 10 recommends
,s,.r in proaouncjng II The great Aedics
Discovery Of the age.