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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-04
41ailg GERALD,
THE OFFICIAL J0URN AL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS
THE DALEY HERALD.

THE DAILY HERALD IL published every
morning, except Monday ~ wv q year IA
NJ vance S6forsiX months y lor one lRonth,
The D,,ily nernld is now furnished 10 sub
oribsra ny carrier NJ 70 cents per week, The
paper vii be- delivered regularly eaeh morn
'ng Al an early hour, toany part Of the city
,nSri Totise, Subscribers falling " receive
lLsir paper will oblige by reporting 10 MIR
NJ " Hurst, NJ this Otiiee,
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THE WEEK Y HERALD.

lshed every saturday morning Hubscrip-
Ion, $3.50 per annum 80 for six months,
payable In advance, y subsGrl ton taken
Tor a less period than six " outh
Advertisements Inserted ~ VI rate-o u %
per square for the first insertion, ana 70 cents
Tor each subsequent Insertion,
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards OF thanks, etc, 20 be paid for
nj half advertisement rates,
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pnoyIsIoNs AND GROCERIES.

CANDL ES-Are in moderate supply and
demand they are quoted AT HA@i'i2c.
RIUE--The stock Is ample for the demand;
prime, 7A97h choice, S@Shc.
SALr-ln good supply; coarse, s292 5o I;
fine, 81 80.
s0AP-Chicago, 6]4@7c; Proctor Il Gamble,
VSSTS1ARCH-Good stock and moderate re-
quest. We quote Mt 696hc.
COAL OIL-In good supply and demand
We quote; bbls. 22g2Sc; cases W bo92 w, ac-
cordng TO quality.
and demand at ll@llhc.
BUTTER-Choice in fair supply nj 3O@35c;
UHiEEsE-stock ample choice Western,
COFFEE-Market quiet; supply small,
though stocks are in transit. Wequote;Good,
23@23hc; prime, 32@2i]4c; choice 2taSSoc'
SUGAR-I.ouisiana--fa to prime, sac
SlIc: choice, 9G94c; yellow clarified, 1890
1896; white clarified, llA@llAc. heIneu IN
| fair supply and light demand. We quote
standard A, llla@l254c; crushed, l2'a@l291c;
powdered, l2R@l254c. go, ,,n,1,,.
very little common on hand. we quole
prime, 5Od52c; choice, GS@70c, in barrels DC
Der gallon additional in u barrels. ,.,.o
LARD-In fair supply we quoI,e ao cIlT IhSS
Kettle rendered, tcS, li9li19c; renneu' ifg
i41lc; 4Olb cans, lt4@ll19c; 2Ob cans, li'%@l44ci
10 and on cans, l59l5Hc. ,,,,ors nm.
changed notwithstanding NUMBER Oh tlle
mills have advanced ,,dPm prices oce 1I Pear
xxx, Dbl. ST 10, sack, y 40 cream Wy
XXX, Dbl, IS s., sacks, S. 10 Harvest Queen
xX, Dbl, 50 10, sacks, 81 Sd snow Flake, NAAA'
bbl, 81 Is, sacks, So 40 Gold Dust, XXX PA o.
sack, 81 S.; swans Down, xxx, G6l" ~
sacks, 81 10; Lily White, XXX, DBL, " %
sacks, IS 10 I; Miller's Xxx, bbl., 80 10 SACKS
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD, /
Dallas. Texas, March 2, 1875. I
MONETARY.

We have no change ~ note In monetary
The market still remains firm and
quiet, with sufficient means tomeet nj avail.
able and legitimate demands, Bonds, State,
county and municipal, remain nominal,
with few inquiries and no sales We repeat
our quotations of yesterday;
GOLD-Tnorc ARE but few transactions to
note. We quote! Buying, IL; selling, liz,
lLNER-Selling, lO7; buying, los.
EXCHANGED fair demand. We quote
u discounts bank, y premium.
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WINES AND LIQUORs.

WHISKY-sl 1908 50. ,.,
BRANDY-Domestic, 81 5O92 50; imported
GiN-sl 5Oa2 10.
CLARET-siG6 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported, 81 7j6t2 %.
SHERRY-ImpOrted, 81 75@2 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-04

Another attempt was made to fire
the town Of Corsicana last Sunday
night Fortunately It was discovered
before any serious damage was done.
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Cotton Statement

For the week ending " NJ, Friday, March
3, 1876 Furnished for THE HERALD by
V, h. Evans, Reporter in this City for the
National Cotton Exchange,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ELECTION APRIL 4. 1915,

A n NOu NCEM ENIS.
ELECTION APRIL 4. 1915,
NIlE ARE AUTHORIZED AND nv.
w questud TO announce W, L., tAbcll m
u candidate for Mayor ~ the ensuing olec'
lion In Apnl,
\VE; ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested 10 announce John u, hertOOt
as a candidate for Mayoru the Guy Of Dallas
at the ensuing municipal election on the
ith day OF April
city Attorney.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND liE.
w quesiod Ia announce y, II. sheldon
as candidate for city Attorney, NJ the en-
suing municipal election,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AM NV.
w quested 10 announce w, M. Edwards
MS II candidate Tor city Attorney, ~ the
municipal election, ON the AN of April
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
wv qucsted to rnnounce Henry a, Nee
COllHm rs n candidate for CITY Attorney, NJ
the ensuining municipal election IN April
NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w questcd to, announce Hnrnctt gibbs
MS candidate for City Attorney, the clec-
ION to be held in April noXL
city Assessor and collector.
XNrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
Wv quesled 70 announce Thomas phnres
a. candidate for the office of city Assessor
and Collector at the ensuing municipal eloc-
ton IN April.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quostod TO announce II, H. Nwcetuan
as n candidate for the ONCE of city Assessor
and Collector, NJ the ensuing election, Apfil
I, 1876.
\AyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Quested to announce w, Morris rs u
candidate for Assessor aud Collector OF
Taxes for Dallas city NJ the ensuing cleo
ton on the ith day of April
N!rE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w Quested 10 announce u. q, BOulWnrc
as candidate for Assessor and Collector for
the CITY of Dallas,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested to announce Joe Fisher M Il
candidate for City Assessor and Collector, NJ
the ensuing election ON April 4, 1876,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w qucsted 10 announce n. n. Barry ms n
candidate for City Assessor and Collector, nj
the ensuing municipal election In April.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w Quested TO announce julius Roger ms
n candidate for City Ass essor and Collector,
at the ensuing municipal election IN April
next
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested TO announce Frank hickiin
rs a candidate for City Assessor and Col
ector, NJ the ensuing election ON April D.,
1876,
WYE ARE AuTHOBlREp AND RE
w quested to announce !. n. Ogden MS q
candidate for Assessor and Collector of DAl-
las City, at the ensuing election In April.
For Treasurer.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w Que3ted TO announce j. w. B0Wen rs
Il candidate for the Office OF City Treasurer.
Election April 1, 1876.
NXJB ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested to announce k, q. Patton as
Il candidate for Treasurer of the city OF Dol'
las at the ensuing municipal election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested To announce James sheppard
as n candidate for Treasurer of the city o
Dallas, at the ensuing municipal election.
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For city Marshal.
CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys mt Law.

>--s ~
VIC. Sickles & Co., GrOcers and dealers in
produce, No. GIG Elm street, corner OF roy
ddros n0v2dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-04

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Que8ted to announce j. w. B0wen rs
II candidate for the office OF City Treasurer
Election April 1, 1876.
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AVE ARE AUTHORIZED AND M
w questud 10 announce ", H. tabcll m
u candidate for Mayor NJ the ensuing olec'
lion In Apfil,
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w Quested TO announce julius Roger ms
candidate for City Ass essor and Collector,
next
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NNrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Quesled 20 announce Thomas phNres
as II candidate for the office of city Assessor
ton IN April,
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\NTE, ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested 10 announce John ID, hertOOt
as q candidate for Mayoru the city Of Dallas
at the ensuing municipal election on the
ain dny of APRIL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
ITEMS FROM DELTA, OHIO.

DELTA, o., Oct. IS, 1879.
Ed. JOURNAL - We have at last benome set.
lie in onr new home in this thriving village.
Dslia is town Of very fine appearance, sit
ueted 2j miles westoi Toledo on the Air Line
r. Rand numbers in inhabitants 700. Il is
surrounded by rich farming community,
which believes in home patronage. .'t
While walking through town and takirg =
view in the business firms, dropped into the
ArHidHch "iiico and formed mn acquaintance
with Mr.. Waltz, editor, who is publishing a
very fine paper Of eight pages, well filled with
lncals aud advertisements. which alwoys speak
we'll for any town. We have all the Udciiaties
needful i0r this sized town. A splendid schoni
and we'll managed by Mr.. Cnnkie, Supt.. and
three Il 'urishinR churches; two Of them sus-
tain their pastors without any outside help-
| the NJ Z. and Presbyterian congregations. The
| Free Methodist is weak, but doing we'll. I'D.
| Weddings are numerous in this place. !
have had the privilege of attending one week
since my artivnl-an enjoyable party, which,
| Of course. we are always glad to attend
| Our eiect n went of Quietly, and result ed
| IN strong Republican majority. We have
indeed hne CON mmunity ot superior talent to
| most places Of It's size, and feel free to SO v
that have neyer lived in n more delightful
community than there is n Delta. The large
! Centennial block, formerly occupied BY j. j.
! Applegate, is vacated by Dir. Applegate and
! Mr. IueRal now occupies the building. Mr.. A.
has goue to San Francisco, his former home.
RW.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20


Personal Rev. c. r.. TAYLOR, Of this
place. will occupy the pulpit Of tho Firs, Com
gregationAl Church, Toledo On Sabbath next
Mr.. JAS. NJ. CUSSISd mud lad-, Of Haskins,
are among the late Arrivals home from Phila-
delphiA.
Mr.. J. 8. HARPER, accompanied by two
brnthers, takes his first respite from the mail
service for six years, and started for Philadel-
phis yesterday.
Judge TULLER started Tor Wisconsin a few
days since, hut promised to be back Eor the
Presidential election. NoRepublicnn desires
TO miss that. . .srf
Mr.. f. +. IIiSKLEY, formerly with TRYoS
& RooD, Toledo, has located in East Trledo
and can be found at The new store Of C. n.
BRowS on East Broadway,
For the next ten days the address Of Mr.. j.
W. Oswald d-the accomplished artist Of NJ rth
4 Oswad-will be "Art Gallery, Centen nial
Buildings, Philadelphia" He is determined
tn take in all Of art the Exhibition Affords
Blade.
Auditor CASE and lady, Clerk STEWART and
lady, n. W. NoMAHIS, LUcIUs and FRANK
BoUGuroN N, NJ W. MISToN, aud six or seren
others from Bowling Green Portage and vicin.
i.y, started this week for the great show at
Philadelphia.
Mr.J, r. TYLER aud lady visited AshtAbuiA
county just before the election. A box contain
ing $3.50 worth Of law books arriving here
about th al time gave tina impression that they
had caught the Exposition fever, but Mr. n.
decided to take his in books.
Miss +. NJ. Ross. sister of ]. w. Ross. Esq.
graduated in the kindergarten at St. Louis
during the past year, and passed through here
Tuesday on her way " Bowling Green. 10 de-
livera course Of lectures before the Teachers
Institute on the subject Of object teaching.
Capt. BLACK has now settled down to bust
ness. II took him some time to get over tue
Centennial.
Nr.J. V. STUBRR, accompan led by his lady
o: keokuk, Iowa, paid Perrysburg visit res
terd ", on their return from the East. Mr.. s.
spent his boyhood days in this place, and lief
! for the West twenty-siK years ago 10 grow up
with the country. He has found many old
friends here with whom lie used to pay "mum-
meltypeG." lie thinks Iowa will vote for
HAYES about, 40, 900 majority.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
Many Years of Careful Research
has produced 1t.

WOOdi improved HAIR restorative
Is unlike any other,aud has no equal TIE
improved has new vegetable tonic propertie es !
res.ores grey hair to 6 lossy, natural color;
,c.tores faded. dry, harsh ane falling hair; re-
stores, dresses gives vig"r 10 the hairi restores
hair to premAtuTely bald heads ; removes dan
druH, humors, scaly eruptions; removes irri'
tation, itching and scAly dryness. No article
produces such wonderful fleets. Try il. Call
for Woods Improved, and don't he put of with
any other article. Sold by all druggists aud
dealers everywhere. Trade suPrli' d Aimann'
fActurer's prices by c. A. CooE Co, chiea.
go, Sole Agents for the United States and Can
edus. J.B. Kimball 4 Co., PropriViOrs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
FALSE INIPRESsION.

II is generally supposed by certain class of
citizens, VITO are not practical or experienced,
that Dyspepsia can not invariably be cured,
but we are pleased to say that GREEs's AueusT
FLOWER has never, to our know ledge, failed to
cure d yspepsia and Liver c"mplaiDtln all its
forms, such as Sour Stomach, Costivsnsss'
Sick Headache, palpitAtion Of the Heart, low
spirits, &e., &c. Out of 80 200 dozen bottles
sold last year, not single fAiiare was reported
but thousands Of comp plimentlry letters reeeive
from Druggists OF wonderful cures Three
! dnses win relieve any case. Try 1t. sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular Size rs cents. For
| sale by A. II. CnAaPSEY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

observation-disclosures the firm Of II
A. DELASD & Co, manufacturers of d. b.
DELAND 4 Cos Best Chemical Sdieraias, has
not been in existence one hundred years,
yet they have manufactured their cele-
brated SalerNtus twenty years, during
which time the demand for Best Chemical
Saleratus has grown from a few pounds
per day, till now they turn out many tons.
1t is strictly pure, healthy and uniform.
In fact it contains all the good qualities of
Saleratus and none of the poor. Every
good cook that has tried it buys il again ;
thus the success.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
sPDCIAL LOCALS.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering fr' the errors aud
ineiser etiuus Of youth, elvuus weakness ear
ly dscay, loss Of manhood, &e.. ] will send a
recipe that will cure xou, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great tsmsdy was discovered by am's-
siouary in South America. Send seli-ad'
dressed euvolopo tn the Rev. JOsEFH I iKNAS,
Sgi,a d, biiIc Ho,ss, Ma Hik tVy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

PrOhlbItlOn,-The friends of Prohibit
tion met at the Court House in Bowling
Green, on the 81 inst, and appointed JOHN
A. Fox, Chairman, and ]. N. MEAD, Scc'y.
On motion the following committee
on permanent organization was elected
JOHN A.. Fox, WM EcKLEY, J. N
MEAD, Rev. J. u. SHAFER Rev. ]. C.
BfGHAM, IRA AUSTIN.
H.. J. n MEID Sec'v
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
Horse Thieves nj Freeport.-A co

Horse ThleVes Mt Freeport.-A cor
respondent to last weeks Sentinel says
"Last Saturday night buggy was stolen
from this place. 1t was owned at the liv-
cry in Bowling Green, and had been hired
by Mr.. Mcbride, who was here on visit
A number OF the citizens have gone in pur-
suit Of the thieves, but at last accounts no
trace had been obtained of them. They
also stole two or three horses and another
buggy from Mr.. Gardner, OF Sandusky Co.,
and about $3.50 in money from the same
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

Large Clover CrOp.-W. c. Russ, Of
the firm of Pratt & Russ, of Weston, bought
this week, Of Thad. Minton Of Plain, 1870
bushels OF clover seed at Sc so per bushel
the product of second crop on about 55
acres OF land. This realizes to Mr. Min
ton the snug little cash sum Of $845, or
nearly SIS II an acre for second crop
from his land Sentinel.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

DUNiPACE.-O On Septe mber 22d, 1876, CARo.
LINE AUGUSTA, wife Of James Dun lpa ce
ESQ.,, and daughter Of ID. A. aud Joanna Peck,
Of Ellington, Connecticut.
Such is the sad aud brief moral which tells
oi dss"lAton and disappo ntment in two houses
aud sorrow and mourning for the many f. lend.
whom The deceased had gained in the associa.
tion Of life by the goodn" SIS Of her disposition
She came among us less than year ago
aud as bride went 10 her chosen hume Jnnu.
AIRY 9Th, 1876. That home her pleasa nj and
cheerful disposition filled with sunshine aud
joy.
Soon after her marriage she united by letter
with the Presbyterian Church of this place, ia
which her husband is an elder. Having bceu
an efficient worker in the Sabbath chool in her
old home she desired also to become useful in
some way in her new aud was forming plans
with her husband, which, IL life had been
| spared, would have brought her into more in.
innate connection with the church and it's wor
Her death has thus deprived the Church oi
| the aid Of one who would have been stead Y
and true to all It's Interests. for it was her ma
ture to be steady aud trne. and grace had ri yer
1 her love OF Inc cause ot Clirht aud his eUple
love which, burning with a steady glow ,woult
have made power for good as long as life
| continued.
! Mrs. ID. was born ia Stofnrd, Connecticut
! but spent the most Of her life in Ellington
! where she received thorough educatiIn. She
| spent some years in teaching at the East
| Hume, however, was her true sphere: she wa,
happy in iis duties and cared not far that false
life which IL made up ~ glitter and show, o
b! Gas-ligh' and music frivulltv. Domestic du
ties Ind domestic lie left her cheerful, full q
fun, which found vent in cheer and mir,h pro
voking remarks.
Her death MAS su'ldtn and unlocked for. bn
peaceful and full Of love. BY a rrmarkAbi,
! providence her parents w,re with her at tn,
time of her death and ministered to her wher
in the natural order 81 things they had hope,
would minister to them. Hut snch was God
will. and so il has happe ned. and will hAppeI
10 the end. As parents they have learned wha
divine grace the sonl needs to enable il Nit
entire resignation tn sAF, "The Lord gave an
the Lard liza th taken nwaV, blrsktd be the nam
Of the I'nrd." But divine grace is sufieien
mnd To that grace must we commend them i
his their great bereavement Tc that sam
all-snfcent grace du We commend him VII
SITS alone under The shad"w Of this, their greS
slflictiOu. A.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

The Reading Room established by the
Hayes Club Of Perrysburg will be kept
open, day and evening, until the Tuesday
after the first Monday in November. II
will be supplied as heretofore with both
Republican and Democratic papers, the
reading Of which is doing mach toward
making Solid North. II we can only
get Democrats TO reading and get their
thoughts to work, the object is accom-.
plished.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

Recipe for Ague,-A printer in 81.
Louis, who graduated at the cease" in To-
ledo with the late ARrEMus WARD, sends
the following recipe to q friend in this
place, which is said never to have failed
in the cure Of ague: Va
Two OF. puiveriEed Peruvian bark; 2
OF. cream tartar; OF. pulverized cloves
(fresh); grains gum cnmphor-all put in
one quart of good whisky. The ingredi-
ents will bear one renewal Of whisky be-
fore strength is exhausted. IT,.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

10 Eigures IN Heavy Type indicate Meeiing
an Passing Points. s-fg .I... .--1.l.h
Tho ~ Indicate Stations st which Trains
must com: IN Full Stnp IN a Signal.
+. II. SllDRr. President, Cincinnati.
l.. WILLIAMS, Gen'l Supt.
j. II. W sLL.R. \ -s't Sup't., Dtvton.
las Is. M0SKoE G4n'I Freight Agt., Toledu.
CGLvIS B. SHEFLgR, AS-ni, Prrrrsburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
PERRYsBuRG MARKETS,

CrRsEGrHD wEHKLY by GILBERT sEAcu.
PERRYsBUR0. Oct. 20 1876.
Wheat ..950$i ~ Flour y bi S6 50S7 90
Corn v 100 ID G6J Oats '''' 49, 81
du sheilrd, ...t06g Is Rye ........'' '''S5
DrssSri Beef. ..66L I Glover seed 'Pbu ) 90
P,rk W bbl .2j % Chickens " ib'''''.S
HngS.... 81 e0GT 2J rurkeysR b. 10
PntaIaeS -. -. 81 ace BeAns, Navy '''15
Dried appirs IOGni1tz Beans, Comm"n.. rs
Dutier. r........I5MI8 lard. l2dl Is
EKgs..... .....IO9I2Feathers.. 1880
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

POstOfIlce IscOntInued.-Th Post
Office at Fenton, six miles east of this place,
has been discontinued, and all mail matter
addressed to that office will be deliverable
at Perrysburg. Such is the orders received
BY Poatmaster Ross Yesterday
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
Eureka Mills Flour.

Among the many remedies which haro been
brought 10 the notice of tho Public, no one has
attracted 50 much attention from the wonder
TiVE itWos discoVsred Sy a. ccisSrStcd Chemist
ofNow England while at work in h Is laboratory
and used by himself and friends and among tho
afflicted poor ofhis neighborhOOd for mAnyyear5
test ofyoars with constantly growing r0puta-
ton until II bias become household necessity.
Wherovor II Is once used in family that family
will never bo withoutit.
From q knowledge Of its effects II is recon-
Iaended By eminent ysiniAns, and by our load.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
|. w so MS

ing citizens. I've refer TO our pamphlet which
accompanies. each bottle and to bo had of all
When this Remedy Is applied according TO di.
rections, the proprietors do not hesitate to war
rant perfect Satisfaction. 1t Allays Pain and
Neuraig Ia snd RheuInatiSKn II has been
subjected to the seYerest tests Mhero medical
skill and science has utterly failed, and always
and PleuTinY. few applications has always
worked o complete euro.
Erysipeias,'rtoD D0uloureuN and Spi-
mai Diseases in the most aggravated forms
have been cured in q short time. In cases of
NerN GUS or sick Headache and Tooth
ache the reliefis often almost instantaneous.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
Tbe NI,se s,,Ii Lives.

The Oor may crow" the cheering word,
(For such good news is seldom Rard,)
lSorogs BY . 0drd'nsr slain; 10,
A whole Totcns- 0'd relieved ~ Payne,
IND one whose race was sEdrly run,
Is now the late Frank Poppletonl
+EArly 10 Poppleton's name.
Dayton Journal
A solemn DirEe.
Here lies Bill Bell,
mighty swell,
Who died OF an election;
lie ripped aud tore, md kicked and swore,
Like a double-breasted lopg-Iailed boar,
To his full satisfaction,
Then, full Of beer, with many tear,
He said Farewell 10 Thompson's ear,
And laid himself out on these ere bier
Righ, here,
= OHIO State Journal.
The people keep asking Samuel t.
Z" How is II, sir, from 63
Clear down TO the days Of ~,
We got no income return from you7"
And Samuel Tilden's sole reply
Is q dry, sly smile and a winking eye,
And the brie! remark to the gath'ring Storm -
"Lsrs change the subject and talk Of refOrm."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

DAvENPORT.-Di Died Of Consumption m Oc-
iober 4th. 1875, Mrs. ELIZA DAVENPORT, wife
OF Mr.. Alamen Davenport, aged SO years.
Mrs. Davenport has been confined to her
house for the period Of seven months, and dur
ing that long season of trial and suffering bore
her affection with much patience and foriitude.
She wOs an amiable md excellent woman and
was highly respected BY all within the circle
Of her acquaintance. She died as she had lived
in the Christian hope. Her decease. though
long expected, has been severe loss TO her
husband and family, to whom The kindly sym
pAtlies uf th"ir friends are rendered in this
time OF affiiciion.
Huron county, Ohio, aud Tumpk in county,
New York papers viii please cory.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20
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