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REDUCE TITE ARMY.
Majority OF the Committee on Approprfa-
tios. In Favor Of Reduction.

WASHINGTON. oct. 3l.-Thc mooting Of tho
Committee on Appropriations went far to-day
to assure tho reduction OF the army. and TO
show good rensons for u reduction in tho num-
bcr of commissioned officers as we'll The
Democratic members Of the committee are
united on thr subject The report that Hester
Cymcr intended to aid in increasing tho army
as Hayes asked. appears " bc erroneous. lie
Is not in favor OF this course. He II in favor Of
tho reduction. The committee had before it
Secretary McCrarv. Gen. Sherman. Adjutant-
General Townsend and n number OF bureau
officers. md the general tcsi imOny was that the
regiuental organ cations were mere skeletons.
which should he cDnso. dated If II wg- desirable
Ia have an efficient forrc. Gen. Townsend
went into this subject in dctnil. Hl said
that the army did not consist of over
10000 men. II It had that number in
not contain over 100 men. and y re- mt report
WINS received from force In the West which
expressed II ns his opinion that it would hc far
wiser Ia cut down the recimcntnl ganiantons
and nlc, In other words. that IT would bc better
to get rid Of some Of the officers. Secretary Nc
Crary ame away from the conference convinced
that the committee intended TO make n very
serious reduction. Tho Republicans want TO
deter amy reduction until tho Appropriation bill
for the next fiscal year comes up. The
ia" pooples money now. Tho k'puhii-
cans might bc willing t. comprnmise on a
nm appropriation ON the Musis Of 20 900 mon for
the remnining eight months of the ils al year
but the Demo rats insist on inserting a clause
furhidding cn-tmenis over this figure. This
wOuld not only cat the army down but keep II
cut down. and leave n valid reason Tor the Conn
miieo on Military Affairs Ia report plan
which would reduce the regmentAl organ IN
tinns. II is probable that the hill reducing the
army will be reported 10y a party vote. Mean
while It must be remembered that Secretary
sherman says that the receipts Of the Govern
meni will not meet the expenses unless every
possible reduction II made. Taxes must be in
ernAseL unless the army Is reduoed.
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IIOL.iTTNG 1HE LiU.


pii"'"d appeal for money was privately
fN' =" 'h' IN '"hold"rs in the Custom House.
from lhrH 'puhlioan Stat Committee yesterday.
HnAl it name ~ john I. Smyth at the bottom
~ '7'NnirnHn The cir u,r said TINT In consr-
lp o." ~ tne plank in the Republican state
rpHu 'fn "ul the rvil order prohibiting ae-"s-.
m "'- 'i NNiunlit"r were compelled ip dep nj
,'N'9 ou nrivatr subs. i.fi0ns f,r tn" "i-r-
l'' Nihrhuldcr- Wlo hul any ~ nr, 10
81" 'l' mmittnr toward t.r'. ,lo'tinn wrlt re-
T. 81 u i' rurlo,' ID To- ca d, hn VI. hnupp.
fNf ~ ih" commit ~. Alderman lNufk-
1lN N, Nh" Custom inu-", and ool l'otrd
".1 f l" county "l" 'tlon flhd iiont ursr
,'N''f q 80" rmploy".-. ~" had iW, men
' t" 'hir' ut iuo sub Treasury, who interviewed
i'l ulrrs when ui"A 'luioAred iI"re 10
L.f ,l RS ehreas cash 4. About ~, %
- f...N iul.
inI text q tho newly dl--uN ro1 lnw
'@' i'l n-~ som"nis hy oth'"h0idr r. Irtd-:
H..,eon.cor. or r'u,o .,.sl t.r tn.i,l $50 irs
A los IN" ffe>idrui, IS ll inr aI'l'r 'ua e'n.
l1r .nfr IrI |hlai nom lt ilc-fI ..,..it
H 'lNt irln HhN o'hti Nil'rr 'lnIlI ,'f iI f.ir
''N'N ' lnN ll urN. W"iNflN. nf other iln- u 40
~ "Ar a-Must ihr ltuNis"ns ~ ms ."cnln
' 'f iiIs iirifd .fnl iNt TiNllt 'i N.r riitd
''' '"' ..Ai D' hn,d 40 '-in n-l ,Ntt'.,Hs $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
TIE PRRILN OF TIE Sci.
4 briEntine DrinInR seven Days Under Hare
Poles In IA Great Gni~.

The brig Sophia Cook. Capt. John Cook.
from London. arrived yesterday. Capt. Cook
brought "a his guests Capt Larkcy and the six
seamcn of tho lost hrigatino Maggie OF Prince
Edwards Island. The Maggie. Capt Larkoy
says. sailed from Portsmouth. in ballast for
CAarlottrstown. Prince Edwards Island. early
in September. Uniil the 10th OF October fair
weather was experienced. Then tremendous
gale from the northeast set in The Maggie
ran before it, uni"r almost bar" poles for
about tw.niy-four hours Then she spraug
l"ak. The, water flowed in freely. but
search for tho leak wa- unavailiug. Thr
continuously night and day. barely kept tho
Maggie aiipni. IN effort Ia bent back tu Cape
hlrr was frutlo-S. the sail sct heiig whipped
ly the gallo from tine yuri- like So ma N cotton
Hun. Then tho crow gave them. lives up io
running before thr .;id', pumping only. ia the
faint h0pe ~ rescue. On ihn -2l. the gall AAN-
INK in"r'ns"d iNo Capt. in .wt'rd hi- exhaust
ol mon could k"ep tn Maggie aflnI' only fnw
hours longer lie then ORD, rect that a boat
grr'us work. Stnrins u fow days provisions
and water IN tho boat thn crew got in aud
showed uM Ihrhont WIS tn-ard On thc Immense
vases like - cork. A Union j Is. reversed
WIS ho riHd On a short STAFF ut 'hc how. nni
scarcely two hours niirrWhrd the sissuAl WIS
seen ~ ile watch on tho SOphin Cook. Cant.
tNJ'. lnMrr"i his own hlni and sent her for tho
Nrggic's men. The h1nt WIS neurly swAmpcd.
the Guic increased ns tho day advanced. md
the sophia Cook. though showins sail -'nrccy
llr- 'r lhHn 20 'Act hundkcr h.c' Was IN sIrat
danger.
TDo crow of the Maggie is the ihirl ,ha, Capt
Cook hNh saved.
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The stcarship Ci'y OF Montreal from liverpool Ish
w, arrived last evening.
-. u shaw. You caun, vote and Your friend mas
lusl lls vote by chanvln- his re- -!irucr.
"loNcr Knid Co.'S lrhricatna oil nanufncor, At 30
Front street, was damaged 1,bullY Ere Sc ,uri.t.
The How SNlynnu. sNrci. fnruef'v STATE Fu.iifr hss
been suhp"naod To appear houlr thr AhcrnDu, h,r,-
nsau"u tuumiii'r IT, Ntl to-day rniaU hIs,A .rrturo
~ nsl"cin ." the material, 10 be- used l hillis no
new capitol.
Que thousand Mars worth ~ ru--'cl ,i'.t 81, or
making bay iur WAS s'l/pd iN tho .toIn". tfi -
lel l"ih A,ilhMAl Acs"rilN. NA cas-. 900 Irt.t ln-
slc TORS 'i, nud ftnrh fh" slru., ~. trs
sAl1t,. escaped from the officer.
The lis pcn'ons on property at Vi.r % $500. .f.y ou
S'N'h'N Hrih street .bl ir"t H' lY.' ltf ile
SiAI, r-hl,, 'it, 20 ori ,i.t o M .'l nuc I'D
ihlrlNI'Iih ett ttt ;lI,r r..t 90 .h ,Nt nue. ~ N
h'hd yesterday - oIder Vi TIC sui r,nl' tollt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
JERsKY oITY's rR01Eo roAS.


Tho Jersey CITY police pHradod Yesterday
afternoon, ana were reviewed hy the Mayor aud rom
mon Council at the ritN Han AtrFWurl they sat dnwn
10 dirner IN the Continental Hotel About 10 men par.
tcpntci GOV. Beetle senator Lcrn Abbott. County
tioik Braun. Police justices James \ pul, AMI y 49,.
frnult Ponce Commit --ipurla lteh. Row l'r, Munhs
AMI JOYCE, Hii ihri NtihIu tft - the heui ~ tif
table. nuN. ii' die nilie slnr,h commanding tDi.i
Nt'iHn nnd tiN men ur the lnfu'ulr ana lrNuIun la
duty thrN DISPLAYED during o." Oct" riirn'd -tttr llr
sad n Na- shame mat tr n,rn Wcf nf riii for tir
extra ni, iid i, larnA thht lc puuil r,t-nnly s.t
that they were 'Nul"l uri, a. il. Legislature i tn
Ih.s hlll tpnuihuul uit unNm"nt N'ffNr Ail tu ut
oil rs made l'rrhr, iu prli-c a. tine tr.ttH'' MS
rnW imtu- foiri lt toiuNu--iuuf rtfn.l b., lr 49,
Ilr. iu.tl ii 90 lN l.in. state rt.uni, ions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
RErEALIs0 THE RESUMPTION ACL
A Test Vote In the Committee mud In the
House In Favor Of Repeal

WAsuINGTON. Oct. 3I.-I,cd bv Mr.. Ewing
,n,'t. ..,,.-, - - ~
VI ohlo' tho rcpehlcrs. MS the men who favor
the repeal OF the Resumption act call them
selves. gained to-day tho frat vlctorv of tho
- -, "' ''N.O'' y.
scusoh' tho nouse deciding ny vote OF l3s 70
ll6. that the first business tomorrow should be
tho confederation Of tho rcncniiry hill rcrortcJ
,...h. c......,i,.., -. ,'''., ,.-.D.
Ny he Oo"n''''co on bahhlhg anu currency
Such contest ~ occurred was had in the com
mittcc room md wna pri nainnilv moi ticoahla for
~ ,,i,, -, =, a., -, ~ - -
,ho h'tltuuo 'akeh ny tho nara money men
there. The committee IN made up for the re-
ponl md whom MIR Fwinp cnllod nm tho hill bo
49,. -, ~ ,,' -. ,,. ,.o..a..s
ih'rouuueu hOhuuy' inc result WIS iolcRohe
ronplueiOn He max cd fnr imtn cd alto action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
Father Hughc. Knocked Down.

The Rev. John j. Hughes. pastor Of St
i, rome, Roman ,athuic Church at North Now York.
wa. roughly treated hy of Ia, pRr,hioncrs On Tues
dav evening James O'BIen. whom he called was told
lt ththarine MceiWoii 10 stand IN the entry Father
Hughes saw Tim leaving with anew sin hat Father
Hughes laii l' hands on the fellow and VA, struck in
tr fice ana Knocked down the steps one o l- ankles
was fractured Olircn wa, committed Yesterday BY
Justice kAsniirc in the furdhum police court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
RELIGION AND THE PRESS.
BISHOpS IN THE EPISCOriL CONGRESS-
hPEfkING WHIT THEY THINK

hTEfkING WUIT THEY THINK.
Lively Debate Whether tho Newspaper.
of To-Dny nrc Opposed 60 shriatianity-
Prof uu>iey Vigorously Attacked.
Bishop Clark OF Rhode Island opened the
second day Of tho Episcopal Congress in Chick
cring Hall. at 10 A. NJ. ycsicrdny. with tho spc-
ca form of prayer devised for the occasion and
printed in tho programme. The subject of dis
cussion was "Tho Spiritual Forces in Clvili2a-
ton" ihe Rev. DIR. T. g. Ever, Of tho Church
Of ~. Ignaius of this city. the first reader.
thought that IL was the Church that had saved
society from dissolution. Pagansm had aided
| slavery. but the Church had raised liberated
savcs in this country 10 the priesthood. 1t had
! elevated woman to n complete equality with
man. Tho rack Of tho Spanish Inauisition was
n relic OF barbarian. The Roman Catholic
| Church proper had always boon in principle
mock modest. and tender. To the Church was
! also To be traced tho origin Of liberal thought.
| hut it had bound liberty and authority together.
While Dr. Ever was yet reading his paper the
| timo bell was rung. and he gave place. amid
! continued applause. to the Rev. Francis A.
! Henry Of Stamford. Conn. pr Ever wns looked
! upon 10 defender of High Church doctrines.
and his remarks wcro very closely attended to.
! Tho Rev. Mr. Henry charged that Paransm
! had done much for art hut nothing for Chris
/ tinniiy When ho was half through Bishop
| Clark lct the chair. which was then occupied
| 10y yBishop Wilmeroi Louisiana robust. elderly
| mhn, WIN sparse Whltc hair ana disn1lcd
| pr,s'nr";
! .Nf'nih' h'll was rungto oui on the reading
! 'th" nev. MIR. Henry. Bishop Wilmer plnyfully
/ ainogIHrd to ~" nuii"nfe for enforcing the
| rule, by fenurkihg That sometimes the utter
nu"DS ~ iho Church were not moro eloquent
! thnu its silence.
The Rev. Percy Browne Of Boston was The
last ~ N" thrc" rendrts. Then the Rev. l,r. Alb
-ronkcr lie said Tint Mohammcdanism lad
stolen some @! the spiritual forces Of Chris
/ ignily and had lived ny me theit. nnt now IN
| J" WV SOM" ppWrr, rhyuh " u. RUSSIA 2,
/ nf f"r.frufin,ni. Nnninussl
The KrN. DR. Mnrhrrt spoke with German
nrcrnl hr sHid ,&li"t & some som. M"uli say inh, OWL
hin. in III. rl.I'i-' oilers wnnii si,y ihni II
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Bishop Lyman Of North Carolina. Allsrotched
forth their right hands aud lnid them or the hoad
OF the candidate. while Bishop Smith. 81 years Of
agc, snid in voice irOkcu by agc md emotion;
' Receive the Holy Ghost for the Office and work
of Bishop in the Church " God now commit
ted unto thco by the imposition OF our hands,
In the namc OF The Father and Of the Son and Of
tho Holy Ghost Amen"
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INpI>NAroLIs, oct. 81. 9;l0 p. M-Sonnior
Morton has been sinking very rapidly since O'Clock this
afternoon, and may not live through the night DR.
Thompson SAYS that the WnNhc w.h the nanr j. that
'hr cum tn,iro ntrve Is parnlylcd with the loss
AllhIi5 "a i"e innss
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LONDON. Oct 81 Tho rEnes Paris despatch.
rcpnrine H., hntilc recently fuglt LctWocn The King IL
Al, ,,ina Mcuelk, sa>s that the latter lost 1000
urn in Killed and wounded.
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Tho funeral Of the late Capt. Kerns W. Wat
son. Company u, sixty ninth Regiment. a ,rurnn OF
tntN clt battles, took pace yesterday from Az East
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
The Tweed suits.

Nm. l. I l.ton has he,n substituted f.r Ti-d
in'u. .., tfnrurN i0r Nm NJ Ts,ch .I Nh, stat,
%. .in,i t., litor b, The lcopc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01

SPT'1f P,v,luSr Rr.rMrp THO best Ano Gu,
ioi si.r ptt sitL,tt. In ~ Ji.c --iis.
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JOTTINGs IBOUr TOWN.

Colder. clear, or partly cloudy weather. no
rlll Mimi', and RISING barometer
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-01-03
NOTICE.

THE UNDERMINED HEuEET GNyW
] pobfic Dot1ce. thai sifa. KaulauArnhf Nnlnr
len my I'D sad a<arf wilhoat suzl raa.- -
prOsoczlsn, shall not b. rssponanle flr lnT fa1es -
trsGted bJ her ny ancoanL
xsio.. August ssse. iszs So
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-01-03

shop Judd Wharf Nuu.nu Street next to the
Old Custom House, Houolulu, H l.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING DONE
the Best Bar Iron.
All orders from the other Islands will carefully
All work in my line executed with dispatch guar
anteed. o5t1 ly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-01-03

California Lime & White Brother
ENGLISH PORTLAND CENENT-Best quAI-
III iIy Hrsaleby rss=l BOLLEsS CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-01-03
Variety.

s.,s.,o..,.,;su !, ten pOiuts q the IA..
,,- ,i,s, b,o,,.
r., ., -. -.,,
=, = '--'-s' !" '''-' - s'
Nsa dr'nh a amer i'f tae P1'P'ss q s'ls
he sAfaeaeF dFaEs as ee's'y rHea ne 1''as'-
Hea "-Ai Il
jokes are Ike H1is-tAs dryer they are the better
they ernsk-
Tks nan vhe travels il plaid suii Is leading
esseksred lie
To. lind Of ustysuau a, prssep, in dsuand-.n
ssus.t sszut.
wh.si. that wbish sis. high. flies low, has 10 feet
,.vsArs shOs.- Dust
n, r,ub,.,i, ,si,s.lfE. /, nj. x,,, and x,n,,
IOas o5s to play wiki him
popular actress vbo died ree.atly lsft AZ un-
protected Husband without any visible Of sap
port.
-.
- 80 ~ y = -..''
ri
II Is n's n g'Sa taste 70 ALLOW ehila to sit upon
US ''Pf'' 'A''s' s'sa Il u i 'ss'a''s
Way Is dAaeing Ike ns"1iit' Because 1t makes
s01 io'k yarn Il1ks~Afll j. and because /" strength
p.5 r.A..,,,., =, q. j..
- M. - w,,.-. -. ST., c,1,
,Bs HoTI,.5
Fisku0sger to thrifty housewife: "Fish is dear
nun Hit. gertin' very scarce in eousekeaee o
these ere svseriuns.'
The zAn uho vas zorsd to tears" complain. Of
the aaupuess Of the premises, and wishes to be
moved back again.
An.piu Green B.,. Wis. saved \ vouur LADY
frO= waking Of bridge, and 50 far from being
sratsfal for It, she uarried hin.
- 'o'''.i' ,, =.
p,..-. ,-,,;,~ .~i,,
.-e
ssu.isns. the sooser he Dire. up.
moh -. ,, ,,;I p,. -,r,r-
t,.or,. -. -, 81 -, 80 t,,f. ID. -,
- :. - "a. -, a - -. -
aGo. ,,v =. =, ,ov, .,s .f a., ,,by. RHI -,
aN, -, -. -, 49,. ..wt,.,.
u.s., %. "a "a -
DIX Il sent il in the hope. Of raising asusn
Dix. yea sueesssss, for il liz the xz.."
sonsthing to lo0k for-Ird t0--EFery plain girl
"a, -. N 90, r., :. - "a -.
DIG you 90 nothing to res1seitAis the body
vas reeenty asked o. witness At eor'ner. inq1ss'
;.
-.
.-..,. -, =. ~. ,--..,,,...s :, -
-
- =. 80. ~ 80 =. r., A. -.
g. "a ., :. r;,. ,t,-.,;.t. a.
r,s,-B
s'' -soies Al1 e IA'e 10 ie1s'0 !"
!. -, -. L.. 80, :. ;, 80. - !,
Aiiean'n' eo1pany' ana tsna 70 y'Gr roli-eAii'
"a az irlsa sergeant. Al q ye ieaf are Pre'ea
hsis, anu ~ o. 's taA' are NOT present 'A'
AGong me resis'ous notices II western paper
o1s fs-os- rAfsoa Fiper pipes reigl9as ro1ndeAl
.APfs IeA'e1' Al 81 Lake g. o. sammy n'fnlni
1 Se1.s
Tie usuu Of the drovuiuE Of a uossriously dirty
z.z On ons Q. the Western lakes. "a. dOub,sa /,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-01-03

A. business carsts shes Frrpass - - -. -
eu thees retHa shtan ~. - A~~@<--
sIv~tsi.-usnl. ~hsa psid eharzrd ea4ftsrif-
A. An aruign afvsrta.~e1sn@ m~As - rsr-s q.@~t
.th th- ~ ~hsn 80 - tN~a -
them The - 1irrn 10 ne AAR-~ $50 -
rmisfanee. AZ Anertcsu stesrtirHnHni- - i
stsmp@.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-01-03

Miss Birds Hawaiian Archipelago
A rEw corrEs. Irsr nEcnvHB am
Gi I'M EHTrxET
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-01-03

Hars-i s=zxly i.ias harvest
cis-e wirhia The s1Fis store
A. he Far-s-r. By the are-si3e.
sen. Il. sa-uiaSs s-'r an ser
F,-res ~itha - tss ~isl = Has.szias.
-s-oa.A a. rsis aas Ser ths hi;
~ pzoezlerss AK an st9r=y-
Az Z. srsath 5 pierriag GAIA
ne Fa-a.z ey The sre-sias siIlizs.
Ps-tures in ne lsapfsk aaas
Hs- his rrszB4 vAs Eiiisi aa9 piNHted.
Hs- hs-l reap his sr0-ins fEzls-
E-.tizx n his f4,s the Er-iisht
sain--. ~ils sara azG r-d'aias sss~.
WAfie Ii. Cd elsek iu he ocrueE,
N.-ks tie 3s1szts lo1t AL sigs-
Nr..t IA risIo.l- slsep Ger usEs- hlz,
Fg- IL sys-li4s GFooFtas Al.
aud n, siAuf .ha-Iss ziuieks.
Hi. uo1ius "a the pa * vail
Thus The years drifinE ouwara,
Ca kis brs- trace zEr1s u siasss
L-aslsx - AzsSssr h-svsst,
I&orsEyl1 b~tt-r eiiass-
- Nhsn Ef-'s i1og sumue-'s Ger
AnE eyiIs kez-sh us 81 aI1ns
We shAl iszru th1i ss Are a-nsrs,
EsxpiaE sea as Ws have s5-u-
Bark D. c Ms-r.y, Dee-1esr. ls7G
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-01-03

&. =. BARTOW. Aucrioneer.
saIesroom on Queen Street, door from Kashumanu
SIS Street. ly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-16
CATARRH.
Remarkable Case of Catarrh Cured
by the use of Twelve Bottles.

We select the following case showing how fright
full this disease may become, and as convincing
proof of The value of SANFoRD's r ABIGAIL ''URE as
reliable remedy for its cure, even in CAGES of the
greatest severity. We regret that from motives of
oecacy the gentleman declined to permit the of
his name
Case No. N This is the case of man in the
prime of life who had contracted this disease
through a bad cold six years ago Favored by
scrofuous condition of the biood the disease sent
acid pois, into every part of the system. that
when he commenced the use Of SANFoRD's RADI-
CAL CURE it had become one of the worst cases
experienced by any living man The discharge at
night was thick pu rid and sreaked with blood and
SO in quantity to discharge itself upon
the pillow during sleep, and collecting in quantities
in his thu oat would, at the point of strangulaion,
wake him Several times each night he was obliged
to get up and partially clear his nostrs and thr at
before he could sleep From the use of the first
bottle of the RADICAL CURE to the present, the
has been gradual, satisfactory, and permanent
He has used in all twelve bottles, and now ex-
periences no return of the discharge any of its
disagreeable symptoms, besides enjoying unusually
good health otherwise.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-16

operation of the treaty. The surrender of
Brent the Louisville forger, was unconditional
because the conditions were not required, the
arrangements continuing as before. Negotia-
tons are now pending for new treaty.
The condition of affairs in the East is still
warike Russia is concentrating her troops
on the Pruth, and Turkey is ready for war.
The Birmingham Post asserts that the Lib
eral leaders, after consultation, have determined
to submit motion declaring it is the duty of
England, in concert with other European pow
ers, or failing in this, with Russia alone, to en-
force upon Turkey the adoption of the necessa-
ry provisions for the security of Christians in
the disturbed provinces,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-16

Once more among those rich and golden strings
Wander with thy warm arm. dear girl. so pale;
And hen at last from ny sweet discord springs
The aerial music, like the dreams which vel
Earth's shadows with diviner thoughts and things,
o, let the passions and the times prevail
And bid thy spirit through the mazes run;
For Music is Ike Love, and must be won!
o, wake the rich chords with thy delicate fingers
., loose the enchap ed music from mute seep!
Metbipks the fine pbantasms near thee hngers,
Yet will not come unless tones strong and deep
Compel him. An methlnks las iove.avengers
Rsquite upon the heads of those who weep
The sorrows which they gave) the sullen thing
Deserts thee, as thou lef'st the vanqushed sting
No, no; 1t comes: sweeter than death or life,
Sweeter than hope or Joy beneath the moon),
Sweeter than all is that harmonious strife,
From whose embrace is born perfect tune
Where every passionate note with thought is rife.
Come then; with golden speech enchant us soon,
Soon as thou wllt-with airs of hope. with fears,
The rage of passion, or the strength of tears!
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-16
CATARRH.
Would willingly give one hundred dollars
From the weIl-known maker of Wales
4,

Gentlen,en,-I have suffered ten years from the
worst forms of ACUTE CATARRH, OR COLD IN THE
HEAD, that ever afflicted mortal man. Whenever
took fresh cold it would settle in my head causing
discharges from my eyes and nose For days and
days my suffering wonld be intense, and finally
settled in my lons and bowels, would render my life
miserable for month. Never, during all my suffer
ings, able to obtain temporary relief from
any medicine ever tried. Three weeks ago. while
suffering from the " orst attack 1 had, pro-
cured bottle of SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH The relief from the first dose was so
gratifying that would willingly have given one
hundred dollars to obtain 1t few doses complete
ly cured me-. My head has since been perfectly free
from mucous accumulations, my breathing easy. and
not symptom of trouble about my back and bowels
has presented itself. Its effect in my has been
truly remarkable
Very respectfully, r. M YALE,
Sail and Awning Maker, 2 South Market St.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-16
CATARRH.
A series of uninterrupted Cures effected
with it by well. Boston
Physician.
From, DR.. Gins. Main

From DIR. Chas. Main.
Catarrh is the opprobriun, nsedicoruna Of the
medical profession, and by many is thought ncura-
BILE. When, therefore, preparation is presented to
my notice, endorsed by responsible firm as
Messrs Weeks & Potter am bound to give it fair
and unprejudced trial and when such trial results in
a series of uninterrupted cures cannon allow pro-
fessional etiquette interfere with candid express
sion of my regard for it, therefore give SANEoRD's
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH my unqualified
approval ana consider 1T remedy for the treat
ment of every form of Catarrh superior to any pre-
paration laid down in any textbook with which
am familiar.
Very respectfully,
DIR. CHARLES MAIN,
Boston, May19 342 Harrison Avenue.
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved In
haling Tube with full directions for its use in all
cases. Price $1.OO. For sale by all wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists, Boston.