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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
[ VOL. v.--NO. IS

East and to the South, to do what we
could TO restore the Union OF the States
aud re-establish the authority of
the constitution. [Cheers. In that
work we Were eminently successful,
80 far as 1t was possible to be success
full by force OF arms, l am not here to
say a word In disparagement OF what
was accomplished by the brave men
who went out with me from the differ.
ent parts OF the country. OF my COM
rades, one-third and over never re-
turned to their homes. They persisted
In the discharge Of their duty that tho
Republic might live; but there was
something force could not do. We
would have our union to be union OF
hearts, and we would have our consti-
tuition obeyed not merely because Of
the force that compes obedience, but
obeyed because the people love the
principles Of the constitution Hong
continued applausel, and to-day i'll
am called to the work to which
Abraham Lincoln was called sixteen
years ago, 1t Is under brighter skies and
more favorable auspices. Applause. /
l do hope, do fervently believe, that
by the aid OF divine providence we
may do something In this day OF
peace, by works of peace, in reestab.
fishing in the hearts Of our country
men real and hearty attachment to
the constitution as 1t is, and the union
as 1t Is.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL.

Tho Democratic IrreconciInbIcs De
pioy their Bkirmisnes.
House: All bills recently passed by
the Senate removing political disabili-
ties we're passed.
A call Of the House was moved for
the purpose Of delay. The speaker
counted the House and found quo
rum. Roll call was demanded to verify
the speakers count.
The speaker said further proceedings
under the call OF the House were In
order, under the rules Of the House, but
not under the electoral law. The
speaker was not responsible for the
law.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Hancock Well over Into the Enc
my's Camp-Tbe Presidents Action
I'm the Event of No Election.


my's Camp-The Presidents Action
In the Event of No Election.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The public
debt statement shows decrease dur
ing the month Of February OF -, O00,-
coo. The amount OF coin in the treas
ury is 0,5OO,OOO; currency, $9,l25,OOO.
Colonel L. Il, Casey relieves General
Babcock rs District engineer.
The conference committee on the
legislative appropriation bill had q
long session without progress.
Captain Ramsey's battery, Second
artillery, has been ordered here from
Fort McHenry.
The conference committee on postal
affairs seem hopelessly apart on subsi-
dies.
Daniel Mcclure, chief paymaster of
the department OF the South, was re-
lleved by Major w. b. Rochester.
The Supreme Court (grange diocese)
decided to-day adversely to railroads
and the right Of State Legislatures to
regulate freight rates.
The following has been received.
WASHINGTON, February 2s.-Noth.
ing can postpone the regular declara-
ton Of Hayes beyond tomorrow. l
think the appropriation bills will also
pass. WIN. NJ. EvART5.
The committee of arrangements for
the inauguration have decided to have
a grand torchlight procession instead
Of ball. Buildings along Pennsyl-
vania avenue are to be illuminated
and decorated.
The Star intimatesthat the president
will not accept as conclusive any ir.
regular count and proclamation by the
Senate. II the electoral law fails, he
will not allow Mr.. Ferry's doubtful
powers to the hazard OF vote or 9
choice between ConkliDg or Morton,
followed by new election. The out.
look Is dreary, and the low price OF
gold is shrewdly accounted for on the
hypothesis that in the depressed con
dition Of trade no one will want it.
The Star says Ex-Governor II. f.
Powers, OF Mississippi, who has jus
arrived In this city, stopped on his
way and had an interview with Gov
ernor Hayes as to his probable South
ern policy. Governor Hayes assured
this gentleman that he had not writ
ten syllable or authorized any one t.
indicate what course he would pursue
in the South in the event Of his inau
guration, further than was set forth by
by his letter OF acceptance and that al
reports relating thereto are unauthor
zed 80 far as he is concerned.
1t is undoubtedly true now tina
Grant Intends, AS soon as Hayes
officially declared to be president elect
to modify his orders to General Augu
so as to require him no longer +
maintain the status quo in New Or
leans and to use the United State
, troops stationed there only for thu
purpose of preventing bloodshed
This policy has been determined upoi
by the president in opposition to TIN
advice of some members OF his cabi
net, but 1t is understood to have tn
approval of Governor Hayes most In
innate friends now In this city. Tn,
Republicans are greatly divided In re
gard to this Louisiana policy, ant
some Of them have already been to tn
White House to protest against 1t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
RETURNING BOARD HAYES
His FraWdulency EnrOute for the
Capitol, with Hopes for tue Presiden-
cy and His Hold ssili Oh the Guber-
Material Chair.

Hin FEhuunIeucy EurOute lOF INC
Capitol, with Hopes for tue Presiden-
cy and His Hold ssill Oh the Guber-
material Chair.
A Columbus, Ohio, dispatch says:
Governor Hayes had reception last
night, and leaves at noon to-day for
Washington. He made o brief speech,
After speaking Of local affairs and old
associations, the governor proceeded
AS for myself and family, we go, per-
haps to return in o few days, to occupy
our accustomed places in this commu-
nifty; possibly we go to other scenes
and other duties, not to meet you
again. In that event, l wish to say,
as Mr.. Lincoln said on starting with
his friends from Springfield, sixteen
years ago: 81 trust that you willpray
that may have that divine assistance
and guidance, without which / cannot
succeed, and with which cannot fall"
Governor Hayes will not resign the
governorship at once.
Later-Hayes and party left for
Washington at one o'clock to-day.
Tho party consists Of Mrs. Hayes, his
sons, G. II. Hayes and Scott Hayes,
and his daughter Fannie General j.
G. Mitchell and wife Miss Plat, r.
III. Plat and Frank Hitchcock, all OF
Columbus; General II. 2. auckland
and wife, and DR.. J. I. Webb, OF Free
mont; General II. r. Kennedy, OF
Bellefontaine; L. G. Nickel, of Chilli
cothe; Ex-Governor f. f. Noyes,
w. Heron and wife, DR.. j. Davis and
l.. G. Weir and wife, all Of Cincinnati.
The train went on time.
He speechihes at Newark--Wants
Peace. and for Variety Heists the
bloody Shirt.
A dispatch from Newark says q halt
In the train allowed Hayes to say
"My fellow-citizens--I appear to say q
few words, in bidding goodbye to
you. understand very well the I'M
certainty Of public affairs at Washing.
ton. understand very !well that
possibly next week may be with you
again, to resume my place in the gov
ernor's office. But also understand
that 1t Is my duty to be at Washing
ton, prepared to assume another posi-.
ton, higher and more responsible,
and with more difficult duties. have
thought, as I look upon this great
audience, as to-day gazed on the peo'
pie who thronged our route to this de-
pot, Of similar occurrence sixteen
years ago. A little less than sixteen
years ago / marched down High street
with 10 thousand men, to pass to til,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02

Those who hadn't the opportunity
to be benefited by the free consulta-
ton In regard to the affections Of the
eyesight, had better make good use Of
their time before March 9th, and
under any condition, get n pair Of
those Medicated Alaska Brilliant Spec
tacles--patent eye glasses the we'll
known eye preservers. They have
been purchased by over six hundred Of
our citizens. .Oflce at Atkinson q
Alstead's, COS Main street. lw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
About Fire Insurance Commando.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 1.-The bill
passed by the recent Legislature, re-
quiring twenty-five thousand dollar
deposit from fire insurance companies,
was signed by the governor to-day.
The executive committee OF the I'M
derwriter's Association of the South,
have decided to hold the seventh an
nual convention Of the associon In this
city, on the 9th Of May.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
Resumption OF work I'm Suspended
COIIerief.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March LA dis.
patch says telegram was received
yesterday afternoon from the man
ayers of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
coal company by their agents, ORDER
ing all idle mines in this vicinity to
resume work at once. This will put
into immediate operation In this vi.
cinity eight colieries which have been
quiet for some time past.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
Railroad Litigation.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March LIN the
United States court yesterday, evil
dence was concluded in the suit OF A..
M. King and Others against the re-
ceivers OF the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, Terrence and King, and the
argument will begin to-day. II will
occupy six hours.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
SAMPLERS ArraIxned and rincd.

BALTIMORE, Md, March LIN the
Criminal court o-day, George Hunt
ington, John Young, Jr., Joshua Evans
and Gus Gamble, Indicted for keeping
a gambling house, were fined $3.50 each
and costs; Francis Dardine, $500 and
costs, and r. J. Slata sentenced to five
months in prison. All the parties plead
guilty.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
SIXTH.

This store is free to all, where every one
can come and look around, and price things
without being pushed into buying. Parties
are not always flash, and hence shrink from
asking favors from clerks who are displcased
when left with their unbought war =, The
New York Clothing House has no need to re-
sort to articles, for they nre confident that
their prices are low. Good IRE goods, and
customer only Injuries his purse who falls to
purchase at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
The Southern md Western Immigra,
tlOn Convention,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 1.-The
Southern and Western Inmigration
convention, composed OF the States OF
the Mlssisslppi valley, meets in this
city to-day. Delegates from namber
ofthe States have already arrived.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
leIesins ON u,s W.y I, MexIco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l.-lglesias
leaves here Sunday for New Orleans,
and thence to Vera Cruz. He accepts
pardon, and returns to Mexico as q
private citizen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
FIFTH.

We have opened very extensive Gents
Furnishing Department, where all the nov
elites of the season can be found at trifling
profit over manufacturers cost. Everything
from paper collar TO wedding OUTFIT can
now be found at the New York Clothing
House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
JOINT CONVENTION.
Vermont After n stormy Session Was
Counted for Hayes-0bJecttOn 10
WiscOnsin's Vote.

The House and Senate met in joint
convention at 9:45. The session was
stormy, the fobbed Vermont returns
were handled shrewdly by the irreoon-
cilables. Nothing but their formal
presentation by Mr.. Ferry, which his
friends Insisted would be disgraceful,
satisfied them. At IL p. M, Vermont
was counted for Hayes, and objection
raised to the vote of Wisconsin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
BEEN IIilllr sncce.aor,

ATLANTA, Ca, March l.--H. P. Bell
has been nominated for Congress In
the Ninth district, to succeed Mr.. Hill
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
The Facknrd usurpniIon,

NEW ORLEANS, March 1.--Packard
has convened his legislature in extra
session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
Wanted.

For good shave, fashionable hair
cut or shampoon, go 10 Lee Cohn, at
the Opera House Barber shop.--l IN, Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
FOURTH.

A person Of limited knowledge in regard
to equality ofgoods can purchase to the same
advantage as the most expert. No double
dealing is allowed in this House. Our desire
is 10 please, and give full value for the
money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
THIRD.

You are in the habit of paying "a 90 to
50 90 for hat You can purchase beautl.
full silk Plug Hat, late style, for 20 90 and
IS o. and fashionable soft hats and stiff hats
from soc to SO W.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
SECOND.

You have the choice of over $4,000 worth
OF reliable Clothing, well made in every re-
spect, for men, boys and children. You can
find everything from com mon to the finest,
and always leading il style.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02
WASHINGTON.
A Field Day in the Lower
House Of Congress.
Expose Concerning the Fllching
OF the Vermont
Duplicate.
Vermont, after a Stormy Dis
cussIon, Is Counted
for Hayes.
The IrrecOnCllablcs VIII Make Their
Last Stand on Wisc0nsin's Vote,
Which Has Been Reached.
Nothing Can Postpone the Regu-
Declarations of Hayes Elec-
ton Beyond Tomorrow.

His FrauduIenCy En- Route for the Capt.
tai he Makes a Dolly Warden Speech
at Newark, Oils Reported South.
ern Policy Denied Stands on His
Letter of Acceptance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02

FIRST.

The largest and best variety OF Clothing
for men aSd boys Is kept there, and prices
to satisfy all,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-02

Mr.. Walling disclaimed any reilec.
tlon on the speaker, but demanded a
roll call, and would make his motion
Tor call OF The House.
The yeas and nays being taken OH
the motion for call OF the House re.
suited, yeas 6S, nays 1859. This Skin
mish occupied one hour and a quarter.
1t was followed by q motion to recon-
slider. The speaker ordered prayers,
and the legislative day OF Thursday
began.
foppieton Opens Fire ON the Vermont
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19

mems Liegt cine Deienttihe 8iraihdft
FUR oas 9eoeiben Der Saat; otelelbe
lptiGt it6 our6 ~polfomIneHe NusbiLz
ounQ oes &ernS, ourh 0roBe, 0etptht
uno Defenders auh 6ur1 Sreiieiu Don
untrautlGtnereteA aug. 6ebIerbdft ut
es, einen S1amen su p6bIen, Der ilberz
reif 9elDoroen lit; ioi6er SaanIe iii falt
ebenlo lhle6t. tpie faum reii aeroOroes
ner. 8et IeBterem MIL man Die Beobz
o6tung 1enladt ha6eu, oaB bic einae(nen
Saamenf0rner amar fiber uno onfGngIi6
frGftt9 tretben. bah ole Yfan3en aber. i'm
IeBteH Seitraume Der GntDtdeiun9 iI
NaAstbum 3urldbIeiben. 9Gna beions
bers audi hiniiGtllh ibrer 6~0rnerausbils
ouue !; bel rpieoerboIter Benubune iolden
~S5ooigutes aeigen iih li6erlt6 tets iOl6e
JtldgGn9e. 0a9eGen tetmt %ibermdBlg
reif getporoener Sdamen iehr ldn9lam
uno unregelmGBta ; oas Wa6stbum ebenz
ta1s lit ein lebr un9lei6es, litoem elntge
Sorner iebr fr6ftig. anoere aber nut
ihiua6 treibeu.
Ser 9li6lthe grfoI9 oes Santgut5
tniro oher auh oft our6 Die 8erb1ltnliIe
beotn9t, IN pelden es ge5ogeE muroe.
Sc ueniser ole gerb6ltnlfie, Rlima uno
Booen elmer Sulturpfau3e eiln1tie fino,
oeito mebr miro iih Elm Saamenue6,eL
ernpfeblen, tuenn Die &ultur fort9elebt
lobnenD ietn Iou. Nrteu Sorten iiber<
baupt lei6t aus, 10 ioute man li9 uor
oeren 8uttur Die SrG9e iteaen, Oh ibr
8erfaufsDertb Den Saamenpe6iel uno
bic oft tbeuren Mehiel uOh lObneno
oedt; erft I'll oteiem Sale miro fib Oct
Anbau elnpteblen. 3u9Ietb aber lit oftes
ret S~aamenpehiel gebOten uno UNI 10
rnebr, oils oerielbe aud anf Die qualitoz
tiuen Grtr6ge eunitt9 elntptrtt.
9ie 6rdge, oh SonnenDe6IeL Ubers
bnupt 3u empfebIen iei. oitrrte im Auges
meinen oabin 3u beantlporten iein. oaB
iiberaa, no Die uorbanoenen Sorten II d1
mirtlih betpdbreu, Der GARNER Die Saas
meniDebiel oaourh lberfllltg madden
1oIte, 0aB cr ltur Die belten ltn0 ibDers
item 86ruet sur Saat Dermenoet; IS gilt
Dles fir Elm fiheres Utttlet, fort9eleBt
bobe Grtrd8e gu er3teteI, Ia ln91r Ole;
feIben gu erboben.
DAB ourb feblerbafte Nufbenabrung
poer onrh BerteBung Der Gorner belm
Orel6en oas Sdat9ut III leinem Wtrt5e
O%errineert msroen fGnn, lit IelOtuers
ltdnolih, oesgLeiben, onB fur ben Srs
fola Sett uno Witterun8 entlbetoeH.
Utau nerneioe no m69lIb- Die Saat
bel falter ul0 naiier Wuieruna uno be-
ltele Die 0erblti1at um 10 3ctttger. te
feubter uno fGlter, alio tDdrner nod Der
GoDeu lit. 9aee9en belbleuntae man
Die 6rubiahrsiant duf troGeuen 00oene
Grten, ide dber auf feudtem uno faLten
9anOe etpns ip6ter. Gholtb odte man
Guf ons paiienoe SGatquGutnm uHo be1
ltimme basfeibe ltets nab Sooen uHO
Glimo, &rdft3ultauo uno Dem SuItur-
3ped. Die Dtenge oes Saamens utr0
j. 3. GROCER bel Dirrer ais bel feu4ts
lpnrmsr 8jtterung, auF arrlen ais QuT
reid geoin9tem Sooen etc.
!0terbei beDenfe man ober, baB cine
su oinne AusIaat. BEL Del6er ein
EbeiL oss 8ooens leer ODER ooh befhatz
tet bleibt uuo alto bas uufraut Leibter
anffeimen fam, ebenio nGdtbellt9 III,
ais cine 10 bidte Saot, oaB Die N~f1anSen
nibt ibre uotIe G%Etpideluus erreIGeH
f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
Observation-Disclosures.


SIMMER mebr lit man inn 2aufe ocr3eit
i'm N0r0iDelten 3u Der ueber5euguna ges
lan8t, baB Der Connecticut Seeoleaf -
ODER tuie man GetpObnit6 I'M Jtoroweften
5agt yQGisconltn Seaolcaf" - fit ben
ausemetuen Nnbau Die bette uno s~etptnns
bringenoite TabaGsiorte lit. MobL giebt
eS AUDI auoere Arten E0baG, Die Sutpets
len aud bier gan3 geiDinnbrtngeno lino
uno geoetben, aber metlt niGt 10 gut
trodnen uno nttlt BON 10 glei9m6Btger
Tar6e gu iein pfleseu. tpeSbalb iie ii1
AUDI nt0t 10 gut D%erfaufen, als vSeeos
leaI". Der 6apGnna.Eabad lit gu tlein
i'm gLatt uno erLangt bier bel tpeitem
ni6t ben feinen @eru6 oes importirteu
GabadS. 3wtl6en benz connecticut
SeeoIeaf" uno D@iScOnfin Seeoleaf"
mag 0aS Selma 5uipetlen cine 9ertlge
8erl6ieoenbeit Der QualitGt b%eoingen;
aber nenu mon nGonnecticut" neben
vNtsconltn" pflnn3t. miro es fir Se0eu
lGDiert9 iein, elmer unteri6teo 5tpiihen
ben beloen SOFTEN beraus3uftnoen. SAT-
aIer Sabad, Der in JGoroDelten gebdut
miro, tit Sesoleaf, toortn Der bette Be-
tpeiS lieeen ourfte, oaB osrieIbe Die ge=
mtnnbrin9enoite Sorte lit, Die BIER ge5oz
gen iOeroeH tanlt.
WaS ben Samen b~etrtfft, 10 IaIIe
man 3ur 3eit oes G0pfens Der Eobadss
pl0njen elutge Stauoen unperleBt ite.
ben nno entnebme ibuen Die 8lGtter uuo
Jtebenl0ulie. Sobalo oonn Die Samenz
fGpielu l6DarS tperOen. lit Der Game
relf baum l0netoe man Die TDpfe unter=
balb Der Ber3tDeigunSen Der YfLan3e db
uno D1nge tie an etnem tr0Geneu Srte
Guf, 1ber auBerhaLb bes BereiGs Oct
WGuIe, urn D0uig aus3utrofnen. Wenu
thinner man oann m1breno 'Des MtnterS
WtuBe ftnoet, fanu man Die Samentaps
ieln BON ben Sten9eln abltretfen uno
nit Den 6dnoen reiben. bis ale G0ruer
Derousgetalen ltrto. Der Game muB
oarn nittellt zines feinen Siebes aerets
ntSt tDeroen uno lit an etnen1 trodenem
Srte, llGer Dor un9e3tefer auer Nrt, bis
5lr Saataeit 0ut3ubetpabren. 9o Der
Same 1t1 Dlele Sabre frllb erbdlt, lit eS
5tpefmGBig, tDenn man bod einmoL eias
nen Samen 3tebeu mill, gleih genug fir
et!ua lOSabre 3u 3tebeu, 5ulnat man ntdt
obne 0runo tur6tet, oaB Die 2obadsz
ptlon3e our6 lteten Anbou obne WcGIe[
%ousartet ooer ooh al Site obnlmmt.
80 LANCE Der SabaGsiamen, ouf etuen
DetBen Diem 9gltreut, plabt oDer ouiz
lprt1gt, lit er nod feilnf0btg.
Net Nnlage Der Sdatbeete SAetut es
am ratblomlten, eiu seeen SGoen lies
genbes Beet in reihem trodenen Boben
nit Dem Spaten ODER Yfluge %oufauuerz
ten. Gin gutter PlGB oa3u lit I. y. oil
Der Suoleite elmer Sbeune, no bic
Sre6ung Der Sonneuitrablen Der Mauo
6o3n beitrdgt, ben 8uoen au ermQrmen,
2Senn man Iabafsiteueel bat, 10 fiire
man bem 3ieben ieper Sur6e oiele aurn
Orttten Gbstle nit iol6en Sten9eIn. bic
man oann nit Der nGhlten 6urde Al.
oedt; oiele Dirt 9iinsung isBe man fort,
BIS oas 9an9e 8eet umeeDro9sn lit,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
@On Ta0 uWO Gern.
SnIano

9er ieb:ge TLotten Mtinis
ter 3i@aro 90. Eb o lit Der
0~ecfafer oeS fir3li6 im !9arper's
iben 8erIGge in Jtem Oorf eribienenen,
$50 Setter itarfen BuheS: The Pa
pacy and the Civil Power. By r. w.
Thompson" ST i9iloert in oieiem 8us
DE ctuge9eno Die tbeofratilhen Geitres
bungen oes y a , It tbumS uno Die aus
Dleien S"eltrebungen eut1prungeneu
Sample oesielben nit tpeitIihen Jtegies
rungeIt. belbretbt sugIeih oa5 Ihneue
Wa9stbum Der rDmtlben &ir0e in ben
Ser. Stddten uno mabnt 6as amerifas
MiI9e 0Olf, Dor itaats. uno fretaeltsae:
f6brliben Nni6ldgen Der tatbolildeu
Oierar6ie auf Der 0ut gu iein. 0a Der
4aplt btS ieBt fetneu Syllabus aeaen Die
0meritaniide GrtegsHotte 9ert6tet bat.
TO tDeroen benz aLten Gbompion feline
decentralization uno ftrbenrehtli.
6eu ~S0ri6ungen III ieinem leueu Sir:
tungstretle Uenig nlsel1.
Inter bic beiten bis iebt bonn VrGz
fthenten gemadteu G%rneuuungen 9ebort
Die peg berIbmtsn f6rbi9eu Sretbett5s
fdmpfer5 Sreoertd . OIgla B BUM
Wari6aa oeS 8e;irts columbia. See
bAmann miro oieies fetts. idbrIi1 uns
gsfGbr $l2,0O 0 eintragenoe NmIt Dem
treffl.6en Utanue 9%0nnen, Der ii6 pom
armen 9teseriflaueu 81 einem Der eriten
W6nner int oieiem 2anoe empOrgefGmpfE
bat, babel feline 3elt uGo Strait itets uns
e~i9enniBig Der 0e6un9 ietner 9taiie unO
Der Beierung Der polltIi6eu 53uitdnoe
ipiOmete, ieyt, oa er ms ie63iglte See
bensi0br 9etreteW lit, cine sutG 8eriprs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
E1Gt9Mt.

Sober tiidtige 6armer bat fi6 9etuiB
fbon oft Die 6ra9e uorgelegt, OBJ er Den
Grtrag ieines 2anbes Our6 CUTE Saat
peientli6 beben tonne. 0etDtB 1T, oaB
u Derieni9e auf cine CUTE @rnte bofen
fam, melher feinen GUT uorbere1tetsn
8ooen nit 9utem Saamen oslteut. Ote
Nnpenoune t6Iebten Saat9nts fam
maj rubig ais 8eribpenoung be3etAnen.
Sn Der 9uten 8siAaffcn9stt oss SGas
The daily gazette., 1877-01-12

have To resort to Injections, by taking two
or three of Aliens Liver Ptils, Will enjoy
natural discharges, and by the occasional
Use of them have regular operations. In
these cases their strengthening and nutri-
touS principles are exhibited; every dose
will add new strength to the Bowels, Liver,
Kidneys, etc, that may be worn or depleted
by age
In these Pills, a want that science has
ever failed to supply is secured and this is
thorough purgative that can be given
in safety in cases of erupIive ievers. as in
small -poN, erySipelas, yellow fever, scarlet
and tNpnOid feVers. when the Mucous
Membrane becomes liberated, these Pills
act thoroughly, yet heal liberated and cN-
coriatCd parts. They are made from eN-
trac;S--from new ngredientS--entirely
vegetable, superior in every respect 10 the
ordinary powders and substances of the
common advertised Pills, and have a safe,
certain, and uniform action.
Price % cents q box, or six boxes for 81 %.
Ii your druggist or store keeyer does not
have them we will forward half n dozen
boxes to any address ON receipt of the price.
Prepared only by
AMERICAN MEDICINE CO,
st. Joseph, Mo.
For sale by all druggists. janG-d&w-ly