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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. FBED'G & POTOMAC X. X. Co-f
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent: [
RICHMOND. August 3. 1871.
, 1877-08-28
SPRINGFIELD.
Ltfe.Ia4urance-"C ChoyalleFs d'Ia1uatxae"-
EqualfzatGon.0taseE Matters,
6pke{a@ Dftehlfcb Ia THx 1Nxhuns

Ltfe*Iaauranoe-" Chavallcrs d'1nGuatxia"-
EqualfzatIon-0taseE Matters,
dpeefa& DtpateA to 1As 1s1suas
6FAlaoFlx1D, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-The atAto Au-
ditor to-day ordered an examination Into tho
condition ot the National Itfc-Inausance Com
pauy Of the United slasea Of America, principal
Office Chicago, aud Examiner ptinkerho1, now
Ia Chicago, will conduct the examination.
The lnluatrtal Ltfe Association Of Iultanapo-
lii IL accktnR, through oe Of its otlce1s, form.
esly Of the Protection Lie Of Chicago, to obtain
taks among the pollcy-holders OF tho late
Protection, but, n the Industrial has not been
admitted lnto this State, tho Auditor will pre-
vent u from doug auY business lu Illinois.
There WA no quorum OF tho Hoard VI Equal.
ixattDu to-day, hence no bllsipesx.
Matt Gable, who, when Ia tall hero recently.
was bitten by fellow-pstsoner, fel died this even
itls, KuttX.tne haytnG set in 8nu 10 thoroughy as
tu DEFY Ill remedial agents.
In sn3xef to an inquiry 1y tho Slate Board Of
Health, the AttoEney-Grueral holds that tho
section OF tue law regulating tue practice Of
medicine, which provides tAat tho prpyjstons Of
that ut shal! not apply to those tint hxye been
practictug medicine tcn years within this State,
docs not require ten consecutive years. practice
TIE Southern peniteutlary Commissioners
took no action at their meeting to-day towards
locating the prtsou, CommEssioner Clement.
being absent. Meantime so!uc new t.oints 10
Southern Illinois propose u conpets for the
location.
, 1877-08-28

4 London Tlmea Editorial on Reciprocity
Dstwcon Canada and the United States
st. John.
6peetal Hxpafch to 7aS T+tsxn&
TORONTO Aug. G.-A cable spcctat to the
G'oss says the 71mes, In an editorial On tho qucs-
tton Of reciprocity between Canada and the
United States, maintains TINT the preservation
OF customs frontiers Is troublesome task, and
never can be perfectly fulfilled. 1t IL impossl-
bic to overhaul every petty act Of commerce be-
tween the two territories, and, II posslbla, the
cost would be enormously in excess Of tho gain.
II the two Governments could agree
together IN terms upon which the GUS
toms limo could be aboliahcd, 1t would
be cousutnmation attended with many adyan-
tagcs. England would certainly not stand In
the war. but tic end might not be 70 eaaily
reached a. may seem. In former attenlpts 10
negotiate new treaty tho ncRotiators lost
themselves in barren inquiries into the balance
OF trade, and this would probably ba tho case IL
fresh negotiations were started. It is probable
tlat atter sons hasEllog, the Canadians would
Of the States At lower duties than those now
levied. but would extend the saine reduction on
amllar commodities to all parts OF the world
The extension Of such reduction might be fatal
IN this respect arc probably oycfst1alued. Even
L It were true, they would not really sulIer.
The 1ftass docs not know whether tho Idea IL
entertained tiIat The fshery disputes should 10
treaty: III view Of this possibility, It suRgests
that whatever negotiations are attempted should
be coni!lcd " tlls Canadians, ultimate Eattncs.
tton bcsng lett to England. With Ibis all should
lnAuy m1ahaps St!slug from ignorance or forget
tllness VI canadian interests, anu will be glad
II 1t can 10 persuaded that \ Suspension Of the
exlraattton treaty would he The iaat Ut them.
Ep{E7Qj {4{nQfE& 3bf Tribune.
, 1877-08-28
Further Horrible Outrages Added
to Capt. Joseph's Black
Record.
Seven Out Of q Party of Ten
Whites Murdered and
Three Captured.
Another Party Attacked and Nine
PlhlessIy Butchered, 0ne
Escaping.
Dispatches from Two Of the Persons
Who Hayetl Their Liyes,

FORT ELLIS, Mont, Aug. e7.-To Gen. John
oSo1oa, Lttna: Lieut.. schofeid reports that
he was On top Of Mount WashbuFn yesterday.
The Indians appeared IN Griser Basin on the
4th Inst. They struck Helena aud Raiders
burg party, killing sevcn men and taking two
Tomen aud one man prisoners. Just a he left
Mount Washburn yesterday the Indians
ATTACHED ANOTHER rAnTr, KILLING NINE OF
.fTuxM.
One Of them escaped. The Indians released
Mrs. Cowan, her sister, aud brother, who reach
ed schofled Yesterday. The main camp crossed
the Yellowstone on The 18th. The warriors
Looking Glass remained with The camp. Joseph
went *tth TIE warriors. They say they arc 70
Ing to Wind Rver aud Camp Brown to get sup
piles. sehodc1d thinks they are gulug 10 the
Lower Yellowstone ,vta Clark's Fork. Thsy
crossed the river between Mount Washburn and
tue lakes. sc'ot1eld does not say Just where
be Will send bis courier. ia
nsSnta' Captain Seventh 1nr
To Gen. Stusg1a. =
PROM 4 SURVIVOR.
HELENA, stons., Aug. 27.-Thc following IL 4
Herald special from Mammoth Hot Springs,
dated tho 2ath: "0ur purity were attacked to-
day about noon. am tho only one, 90 far as
known. that escaped. Probably they will come
Ia tonight. will give particulars from Dozc-
man. FL. Pr1srxR,n
The party consi&ted, among others, OF the'
tollowtng-named persons, all residents Of Hello.
na: Joe Roberts, Andy WeIkert, Richard Klc-
trlch, and F. J. pGstcr.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
The following Is an Independent extra from
Hot Springs, uardncr's RiYer, Aug, 70:
To Geuus Cdrpeatsr, o. S. As.ay 06zee, Helena,
Aoat.: Emma, Idn, md myseH are aliye.
Cowan and oldham were killed. saw Cowan
and Oldham shot. The balance asc tn!sslng. I
think all arc killed, but don't know. r1ll send
particulars when reach Dozemau. The Helena
party Il Ill gune except ono. ALI are missing.
The Indians fired Into their camp, Joseph,
Looking -Glass, aud Whltebird were the Chiefs.
F. CAKpzsTza.
GEN. s7unuis.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 27.-A report from Boze-
nun, Mont, says that Gen. 8tusgts hos stx
companies on the Yellowstone to meet Josenh's
band.
Special Dtpat<A to 1Ae Trtsnna.
PORTLAND, Aug. 27-Indcr date Of the 9ath,
CApt. Wilkinson, Gen. Howastl's aid, seuds a
dispatch from Lewiston, Of which the following
Is tho substance: "Just returned from Spokane
Falls. Gen. Wheatons column wilt be due here
Monday. the 9Th. Two counc11s with Northern
!ndi4ns have been very successful. Inspector
Watkins has ia bis possession . written agree-
ment from all the Chiefs that they will 60 on
tho reservations designated. The Indians sccm
towards the whites. 1t Is thought there viii be
NJ further octasion for Apprehcnding hoatilttics
Iotn these tribes."
, 1877-08-28
CLARA MORRIS HEALTH.

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 27.-About thirty 1ntu.
utss before the arrival of the Es2t-bound e1.
pEe<as over the Columbus, Chicago i indians
Central Railway At noon to-day, a telegram WAS
received hero from the Ectres. Ciasa Morris,
asking for physician to meet her at the depot.
Dr.. Drury Was summoned, and found tho uis-
ttn9utshsa patient occupying ssats-sooul III q
Pullman coach. She WIS lying down, sstsalel
by nald, and looked sery feeble. The Doctor
prescribed fur Der aud sht continued her Jour-
ncy. being Gu Fouts ~ New York. httss Mursts
has been visiting poo Piatt's beautiful 1a11n Oh
TIE Aaskaslsk, Logan County, for the bsneus
Of her health. .
, 1877-08-28
EIGHT TO SEVEN.

a CsllfornlA Reporter Interviews .JuatIee
Ffeld. and Gets Information which uo
Thinks II Hunlcent to HING Btory upon
Concerning Certain tncousiater Of Jus+
tace Hradley In tbs Electo5st Co1n1nisalon.
eAN FRANCISCO, AuK. 27.-A few days ago
the Daily Exchange published an calitorili aux-
Reattug the psopr1ety Of some reply IRON Jus
tlce Field, Of tho tinted States Supreme Court,
to nn article recently published in tho New
York Sun charging Justice Bradley with having
read an opinion to justices Field and Clifford to
the effect that the Electoral vote Of Florida
should be gi7cn to Tlldcn aud Hendricks, the
Democratic nominees, reversing hIs conclusion
without alteration Of premises or Arguments.
A number Ut attempts have been made BY
representatives Of the press to interview
Justice Field Oil the subject, but he
has uniformly refused to say anything on the
subject, aud IN most cases tas refused to sea
them altogether, The Exchange to-lay pub
liahes an interview with Justice Fiel H. 1t
1rst 1emurred to gtrlng any statement what
ever. bus 1ua1ly, after sonlo reflection. and
apeak!ug with great dellberAttnn: "Ne!1, Dir.
az earc to aay With rcEard to this matter Is.
that Justice BFadIeY rcal with peculiar en-.
,pllasls 1u the word " read NJ nu opiuIou to inc
~ , adsanse e & si,e formal submission of 1pia-
Il would be improper for me to ssj hnything.
II should enter upon the subject Ishould
probably say great deal niorc THAI wish to
say"
II think comprehend your reply" said the
Interviewer. '''fhe puinL yuu niske IL thst tic
op!ltou which the AaH says waY submitted tu
you md Justice Clifford iii writing was not 50
written. It was mcrc verbal Communication
of the opluion Justice Bradley had arrived att"
To this tic Justice rvpl[el: 'tYou haYc my
answer,-a1i tllc answcr can now make. jus
tlce Bradley didn't read tagntu emphasizing the
word read] my opinion IL int, ~ alteged.'
'.Eery well, sir" continued sbu qucsi!ouer,
"theru can be NJ objection to MY calling asten-
tiou In my publication Ut tlis conversation to
the emphasis you pnt TIL The word 1cadi That
will nlake the stenltieanye vi your rcply n clear
to the reader ~ It Is HOW to luc.''
You llnve lll tie answer hare to makc,h
persisted the Justlcc. w. will not discuss tAu
matter 10 Any vi its uata!ls.h
In tue COURSE OF somc further couYersation
the Justtce urged Iii preference not to bs
dragged into the controversy II all. lie say.
he regretted that hts uaiuc had been used, a. he
VAS aasociated with Justice lIFudleY ur this
Bench Of the United States Supreme Court, aud
It would be sxcccdngl wero their
socsal relations to be dAturbed By such contr,-
!crsy. Hu also eiuphatseally declined to ~ any
further tHto the subjce urging 4llat the lncn-
bcrs Ut the Commission wero bound bg Yesolu-
ton TO respect the secresy Of their deliberations.
, 1877-08-28

apsefat Dispasea to 1as Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Aug. G.-The Secretary Of
War had laid upon bis desk this morning let
ter which u Of pecultar interest. 1t has Just
been discovered by one OF the clerks Ia looking
over somo Of the older files Of tho Department.
It ~as letter from Maj. 8umner, ths father
ol tho late eenator Sumner, to the then
Secretary OF War, asking that bis aon, Charles
Sumner, then lad OF about IL, might be ap-
pointed military cadet at Wcat Point. Tho
letter recttes that be Is good boy, without bad
habits, we'll grounded III tho common branches
Of Enxtah, with fair knowledge OF French,
knowing something Of Latin and Greek, aud
prepared to enter Harvard College; that hta
parents deattued him for claaalcal cousso Of
study, but that the lad's preferences
sRENKO TO IN FoN M1LITAAY LIFE.
III. sumner sald that be could not claim tho
appointment for any deserving Of his own I.oui
tie country, but that his father the tad's grand
father, Ma]. Sumner, lad duuo good service !n
the Revolution. Ar. Sumner added that bo re-
feEred by permission 10 hs member Of Congress,
Mr. Daniel Weoster, and vcnturcd to say that
Mr. Webster knew btn we'll enough 10 know
that 10 would nut recommend anybody to otnec
without he naa merit, be he his own son or no
son.
Tha letter Ia written In clear round hand
, 1877-08-28
Oakley HALL.


N8w YoAk, Aug. E.-A Londou correspond
euee has the following: ''speculat!on regard,
Ing Oakley Halls whereabouta is \ waste OF
tins Where be IL probably very few know,
and they won't tell. Ills probable that Hall Il
still IN London. That he II not aeon hero slx-
niles nothing. Nowhsse else could be be "
edsctuallJ hidden. il Il uaeless for hia friends
to look loF alm. Thoae whom he woul1 bu
willing to sec knew OF hls Intended Eight before
he went, and they know how 70 co1nlnunsrate
With hn. II Il Halls preaeut Intention 10 b.
uttcFly lost 10 thu world. have teason to BE-
gardfnE Ills connection with James uorduu Ben-
nctt. Bennett aat1Y denlea It, Ut all erruts.
liz inade sotne Inquiries In London u to Halls
!eaideuce = few weeks ago. but they were mere
y in behalf q friend"
, 1877-08-28

TIE EXTRA SESSION.
NO THOUGHT OF Its FQ4FfQA ENEST.
=. w.A

NO THOUGHT OF Its FQ4ffoAEMKAT.
6psetat DtspateA 70 TIA T1fbunk.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Aug, N.-concesuing
the Tu,uof that tue Cabinet arc cousideEtng the
question Of postpouiug tho c1trs session untu
the regular one, it Ii known that the Secretary
Of the Navy has said that the Navy depart
uent might possibly be able to get along until
tho 18th OF October. but that it would b. rery
difficult MISTER. Tbs Navy Department II H.
even better condition than the War Depart
meat. The Secretary OF War has not \ dollar
to pay for tho transportation Of troops from one
caHp To another, aud It was with TerY great
difficulty during the strike that tbs troops were
moTea from tho 8outh to The North, ~ some Of
the Southern railroads
RxSuskD At JlRar TO CARRY THIN
without more definite assurances Of payment
than the War Department, In tho abaencs Of an
appropriation, could give, and 1t waa not until
sumo private persons guaranteed that tho road
should rceeivc their money when III sppropriar
tou Has nsde that tho tEoop$ weEe brought
North. Similar difficulties exit In tnV4t sfefY
Department OF the GofespM cut. owtux to tht:
debeienctea aftatug from the u.3KafdlY Yetrepch-
ment called ceouomy OF the Democratic Huuae.
The fund Tor printing In 8oue o. tie Depart
mruts IL entirely exhausted. Iha Supreme
Court, for toatance, has already
UsHD EVkAT DOLLAR
OF tha 8captJ appropriation made for the pfipt-
Ing Of the records Of it, cases ior tbs eptl1s
nscal year, which ends July !, 1878, aud there
are sou cases, the records tu which are ready Tor
triutinx and submission 80 tho Court, not Qoa
Of which t4n be printed until Congress meets.
The buatuesa Of ths Supreme Court, u tho
, 1877-08-28

temper from thc effect. Of liquor.
The AFFIDAVIT Of the family physician Is
To the effect that he was frequently called to
treat Mrs. Mitchell sfter sprres. The Hon.
Charles II. I.arkin and Peter Mct;eogh testify
TO the drunkenness Of the discarded wife, and
the affidavit Of Lcna Fielder, a wet nf,rsc, sets
forth that Mrs. Mitchell was DRINK four sue
ees4lve days At the I'aiAe Hotel In San Francis-
60, drunk At hotel in New York, and drunk at
tho PtAnkinton lIoutc IN this city. It also
youuR men At her horne in Greenfield aud At
her rooms In the flanknton House. Mrs.
Mitchell has sworn the caac from tho Circuit
10 ths County Court,
, 1877-08-28
THAT iNSlD!OUs FOE TO HEALTH,

n htasosbGtE8 IMpFe2n&ttd VILE The 9ted1 oE
maaria, ts rendered hAtlness by tho timaty use of
ltostfttsts Stomach uiters; and II resort to this
benign protective agent tas uuwlsely bern deferred
unit, tue feycr dta hare developed. It Will hsys lhe
effect OF checking tbcsn aud preventing their ss-
turn. ThIs ststemeat II euFrobotatcd by thouaanda
who have ssled ths u.edisine for fever and aqua
and bilious FemIttent fever. besides affections Of
The stomach. liver. and bowels. peculiarly slfe IN
ma1arious localities. Throughout the West, iu.lerd
ta every part Of the American Continent whesu
= lhs Area Ut tts nsefnincss c1rcumscflbed By tho
limits Vt the United satet. since II II widely used
NhEtA.
, 1877-08-28

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. a7.-Henry Williams.
who killed two colured men In this county laas
Friday, and then fortified himsclf IN house
and refused to surrender, was captured last
night BY Anderson mud LOT, aud lodged In jail.
Hardin, tho desperate who WAS captured at
Pensacola. Fla., last week, by Te1as officers,
passed through here Inst night heavily ironed.
James Krads, hotel.keeper At Dateayilte,
Hiss, WIS shot and instantly killed there Bat
utt!ay night bT Andrew Porter, whom bc was
aasallttng With knife.
, 1877-08-28
FINANCIAL.

New YoRK, Aug. a7.-Fred ". Cofln and
William koscoe Lyon, paperdealers iu Beck
man stseet, have failed. Liabilities, sll9 0oo
Al2ets, tlls.00Q
Eaectas DttpalcA to Tas Irtaaas.
JoLl1T, ILL.,, Aug, M.-H. ". Tyler, grocer, ut
No. II jefferson street, failed today, and ,hts
establishment Is now III the banda u lie Sheriif,
who has leyied On tbs stoek aud h1tutcs oy yF-
tue Of = judgment in laypg ot y. b. Tyler, of
pIAtn6eld, Of eS,o0A Uthrr liabilities uu.
kpVNp.
, 1877-08-28
Il SPIKED SWITCH.

HosEspALs, Fa., Aug. G.-A spiked switch
three miles from hers on the Delaware d IIud-
son Gravity Railroad, threw q traln from tho
track, mud . partor couch down the embank.
ment; The cnEtnseF w severely Injured.
boa1l we're unlnjurcd.
, 1877-08-28

October session, Will, in fact, be greatly emhar-
rassed, and In fofnc respects almost entirely ol,-
atructe1, should Congress fail to meet. There
Is, III moreover no reason u think that the prcst-
dent intends to recede from The ortlcr fixing the
time for Oct. Is whtch was not 10 na1e until aftes
refY careful deliberation.
, 1877-08-28
MINNESOTA WHEAT.

W1aosA, Mimi, Aug. 27.-The screa&e sown
to wheat in this county In ls76 Nos Sa,979
se1es, with / yield Of l,o47,814 bushels. Till
yeaf tho acreage ID es,as3; estlmased Yield 1t
twenty bushels per acre, I low aTerage, 1,763,.
;sN bu.hsls; }ne8ssss oser last year, 7l7,a5
, 1877-08-28

MINISTER TO HONOLULU.

1ptesus Us%0ssseN 70 7Nt 1759HN1.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. N.-Geu. James u.
Caoly. United States Attuistsr to the hawaiian
Islands. left this evening, accompanied BY his
faulty. Ae will spend few day. In Chicago,
9aa from there 81 direct to the Sandwich
, 1877-08-28
CARt0TTA PATTI.

HpFcld9 U1*pA{ek 70 7Es 7F7&NNe.
Nxw YoRk, Aug. 27,-Tho Tribune sava Car
iettA Patti, sister Of Adc,Ins, Il hopeless1y Ill
with u complication Of u,aladtcs urising from 4
tllseaset hlpjoint, which cauactl her lanietlcsa.
, 1877-08-28
A MunDEROus TRAMP.

A MUNDEROUS TRAMP,
WATERFOWL, n. T., Aug. 27.-stcphcn Barber
and bis wlfc wcre shot By tramp at thelr resi-
deucn IN Belmont, Franklin County, last utght.
Harber Il dead, and hls wife IL not expected to
live. Robbery WAS tho object. Tbs murderer
ID still II large.
, 1877-08-28
A DESpEUAn0.

DEADWoop, Aug. N,-Threo road-agcnts
who have been plying their vocation ON the
Cheyenne atage route were arrested and jailed
here this evening. They came into town res
tes.lay, and were spotted By tho shcri1 and
deputies. The arrests we're made this evening.
Que Ut the robbcr1 resisted arrest, drawing
revolver md shooting Officer May through the
arm. The DIRE was returned, but tue tcsperado
over the bill. The hoFse was killed by rifle
shot, ard before the robber could recover him
self from the lall Sheriff Bullock closed with
and easily overcanc him, AZ he had been shot
blood. The wound il probably fatal.
, 1877-08-28

WHITEHALL N. r., Aug. N.-Hotea stolen
from tho Keesy!llc National Bank have been re-
turned. Tho money and bonda arc retained By
thu robbers.
, 1877-08-28
CRIME.


BIZ AMY
soteteI Dtspdteh 10 T7< Tr1ttns. =
fEN YoHK, Aug. FLA habeas-cospus case
1as oa to-day In tbe Brooklyn Ci,g Court, 10
which Nr. White, said to BE- IN Iron.founder,
Of Milwaukee. IL the complainant. White went
ia Europe Ia March last, leaving an infant sou
with hi wife tn Brooklyn. Tuesday be re-
turned, and, upon attempting to get bis child,
MAS prevented By bis witc's grandparents. Mfs.
White IL about 20 year, o!d, q daughte. Of Da-
rid Aerr[man, Of Brooklyn. Her story IL that,
four or 1ve years ago. White came to jersey
City to buy naehinefy. She met him
there. lie represented hi1naelf a a wtdovcr.
She was only Is scsrs old, but attractive, and
be gained tho consent Of her parents to their
engagement and future marriage. White re-
turneo to Milwaukee, but IN two weeks wrote
to the girl 10 meet him in Chicago. where they
would be married. she went to Clltcago ac-
compsnied by her brother.in-law. White met
them aud took them 10 The Briggs House. Hc
at once proposed matrlmonr, and sent licr
brother out for winc, etc. Al soon a.
Rnock.d ket 1f0tef s ooeE Eonf a.ke '0Ts 20, sns
sent 10 marry couple, aud had but ffteen min
utes to Apare, Sho insisted that they must wait
I'LL her trother returned, but was finally In.
dueed to foreso her objections aud stood up,
hAA tAC AHAA&tss WIN kAtG Alh liAtlE WE " El8ua
married them, giving them d certificate. she
says White tried TO persuade her To give up the
certificate, which she refused to do, and that lie
afscrward stole 1t from her pocket when she
was asleep and burned It, subsequently,
she sass. ehc FUND letter In her
husbands pocket beginning, tDeascst and
best Of husbands" and that, a few
days Afterwards, 4 woman with two children,
who claimed to bc Whites wife, came from
Canada. Hle has since learned that tho man
who married them was not clergyman, but On
undertaken named Cutler. To-day she appealed
10 Justice Walsh for warrant for the arrest Of
her husband on q charge Ut bEgamy, which vas
refused On the ground II rant Of jurisdiction.
, 1877-08-28
COSTLY PAINTING STOLEN.
Sptet03 DtepascA 10 IRs Tribute

. CmcLKvNtx, o., Aug. N.-Dr. 8. D. Turnya'.
house WIS broken iuto last ulght, and bis llnc
painting Of "Andromeds," valued At $4,000,
was cut from the framc and carried OF. There
Is LIZ clew to the robbers.
, 1877-08-28


BosroH, Aug. 31-samuel B. ucgt, partner
OF II. coheno. diamond cutter and pollshcr, and
U. ]. Hegt, hia brother, have dccampcd with
$l0, ,0o0 worth OF alaHIopds aud bunds aud
= large amount Of jewsry, utterly r1tuinE Co
hAHn
, 1877-08-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For cstarrh aud hay tsvcr use Je6sts' on-
eaunied "trench Catasfh Ours" Trial aud sam.
gss free to Ill. Ontca 20 ktAta stFest,, Farley
jetftEx.
, 1877-08-28

.- BRIGHAM YOUNG.
SALT LAxs, Utah, Aug. 27.-BnxhAm Young
u TesJ SICK. and not expected 10 hrs.
, 1877-08-28

Keeps Custom Shirts MAda to Me14urN.--
Vary nsst, for -; no obligation 10 keep any Of
keep's shirts ualeAs perfectly aatisfaetorJ. ITS
, 1877-08-28

use "Mrs. Wloslow's Soothing Syrup" for
dlaffhga, wind colic, snd regulates t6o bows..
, 1877-08-28

4 London Times Editorial on Reciprocity
Detwcon Canada and the United States