davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-07-26

MUTUAL llEIp.-Thc race of man
kind would perish, did they cease to aid
each other. From the time that the
mother binds the childs head; till the
moment that some kind assistant wipes
the death damp from the brow of the
dying, We cannot exist without mu
,ual help, All, therefore, that need aid
have \ right to ask it Of their fellow
mortals no one who holds the power o.
granting can refuse it without guilt
SIR Waiter NoH.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-07-26
POETRY.
A CONFESSION~

Come and sit beside me, dearest,
have something ] would say,
Ere the waiting angel bears ME
ITeavenward, through the starry way;
Hold my hand SO weak and helpless,
In your frm and lender clasp,
Bend your head down closer, darling
would speak about the past.
Of the days when first you brought me,
A young bride to bless your home,
Darling, it was then wronged you,
For my heart was not my own;
Don't be angry with me darling,
For my life is ebbing fast,
And in n few short hours,
Death dark portal will be past.
have tried TO do my duty
If failed in any part,
IL caused one pang Of sorrow
To your noble loving heart.
am sorry for it, darling,
For love you dearly, now.
Kiss my hand and say, forgiven,
Ere the death dew chills my brow,
Oh, my darling, how love you!
You have been SO kind and true,
In your grand, sweet strength forgiving
All my faults, and weakness too;
Through long days of weary suffering,
You have watched with tender care,
Ever near my bedside, darling,
Or beside my pillowed chair.
And long to linger with you,
Till your race of life is run,
But the Fathers message waits me,
And you know His will be done;
But I'll wait you at the portal,
OF that happy, golden shore,
Till the boatman bears you over,
When your trials here are O. er.
And you will forgive me, darling,
For the wrong I've just confessed?
All. ! know tits not in anger,
That you press rue 10 your breast,
And, my darling. You are weeping,
For your tears fall on my face,
Oh, how happy when I'm dying,
To have such resting place.
Fold ME closer. closer. darling,
As my pulses cease to beat,
And l cannot see you, darling.
Do you hear that music sweet?
1t is sounding nearer, nearer.
And the angel whispers, "comeI"
| am going-good-bye, loved one,
| will wait for You at hoTc.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-07-26

SHORT SENTENCEs.-Short phases
have ever been the most poWerlu! and
beautiful mcdiums ofconveying thought.
They are simplicity ilself--and simpli-
city is beauty. Easily understood, no
study is srcquircd to grasp their moaring.
\ prophetic politician makes declara
ton respecting government, and the
people soon catch the spirit and confirm
the declaration. Results from such
phrases may not tc iq,acdiate but the
words - souu,ilug on until their work
is accomplished Short phrases are
comprehensive, and sometimes contain
whole volumes. Caesars "|cni, riE.
ri;ci," gave the listory # . whole
c,mpalsn. Aud the last words OF the
dyimg Tom painc-''i take leap in the
dark "a confession OF judgement
stranger than the inGlo!ity of y He
finn. When ,i,c rthalns of Napoleon
Eonarart were brought to Pmis by the
Prince de- Joinyilla the entire speech
making wa, tLis Sir, | present to YOU
the ashes Of Napo!con." And Louis
Philippe answered, g! receive them in
/ the name Of france Such wav the
h,icl response of lhc people in the pres
scncc ola dad Emperor. Somelimc-
in a single sentence, The life and charae'
tcr OF sonic great man siaals cut
STRANGELY revealed aud lndiyi1ualized,
! No biography could depict the charact"
cr of Enoch more clearly 'lIan th" sim
lie wmds "lnoh walked Wnh iol.
1nd was mol lor God took 'iw.' The
G;,t chapter Of Gcnisis is a symbol o'
/ the puwcr which - I,.w N.iai can en-
! body.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-07-26
ORIGINAL POETRY.

Can forget thee, dearest one;
Can | forget the hour
When first we met meath azure skies;
Can. forge your magic power?
A mighty spell has bound me,
That would chain me by thy side,
To linger there for aye, my dear,
Till Id claim thee for my bride.
Could you return the fondest love
BY mortal ever given;
A love so pure that angels all
Might envy it IN heaven?
One heart you'd ease of lis sad pam
One soul you'd save from sorrow;
But it must come -ah. yes, it must
That farewell, OH the morrow
Farewell, farewell. dearest love:
car forget thee never:
When miles divide us, will you think
Ofbim who'll love thee ever
Farewell my brown-eye'd precious one
Farewell. for We must part;
Oh wonld that you could give to me
What have given thea heart.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1877-07-26

We increase our wealth when wc
lc! sen our desires,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

FRrnAy My o p NJ Tho transactions
- ''7
M the Stock exchange were ehleily confined 10
Delaware. IAckawnnna and Western Lake
Shore anil y..,.,,, I-nto,,i,, ,,,., la, ,,nn,,I
"'' "N'' )" N"''n "'' Nv" '"9' "n'''u
having opened strong, ana soon aitevward nd
vanccd = T. cent 10 Gs'. and sOls rcspcctiyely
TN, ,,e,l noes b,,,o,,r 81 nl,,,.r ri
i"' "'"''',' VI H''"""l'' hh' M
vhnna, ana Western, which broke from IS TO
49, before midday changed the currnnt Of
.,...,,i...,.,, 90, ! ,,.,, ,..,t =. a..
~ "'"'''"' """ N"7 i'''~"l..' III u''H''"i
Lake shore to 60 rs also of Western Union TO
~ The remainder of th, list ,yns unfnvnrnll,.
..,.-...i ,,t
hh"'i''" ~ We "'"Nlh'Ns "l 'll's' suhr's' ana
considerable amounts of Pacific Mail were
thrownuuon Ia, market. resulting. in "A decline.
.. =. . a.,
Oh = ''h' To 81 n''""s' u'r' was no sup
porting element to sustain this stock ami
pnrtlv boonnise Of revival of n r,rnrt
r', A. ,oo nno ~ h',,,l, ,.,,,iI |
u"" fl''U,''' o' ''n"S WON" soon De-
issued, with the proceeds OF which the
Panama Transit line of steamers would b.
,nr.h,s,J rnoo,r'.,od ,,,,,,,''r ~, ,h,' ,.,,,
cral stagnation Of the market there was quite "a
lively h,nr attack unon Chi.n.,o and Alton and
,, - '' ''"D '''1" wv
illh"l7 Nvn'l"' WHifl Will 'NlA'h u''llh' IN
the first named Of "a g cent. from 76l Ia a.
rooulnr ycnv nnd -3t. seller ca. ,vhils thn l,t
i,., v.,. r'r',ni H. 'v,u fr,n, "a a. II .,ii,r "a
S',,,,, III, i.,,,, XXI Atnn .t,., t,n,i,. ~ ~,
r"nuine hold RS Was illus hr1nsht ont. Int ~ n re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Charges OF inhdeiity Followed nv Dis,oiu-
tiOn 0f toprrtncrship.

The Hon. Joseph $ Bosworth, referee,
heard argument yesterday in the divorce suit
instituted by Edward +. Dickle. Tho wies
lawyer ayers that IA number Of the relatives Of
the husband are opposed TO his efforts to obtain
a divorce. and that she moves in good society
and has always done So, dcs pitc her husbands
accusations.
In 1872 Dirkie was the head Of the firm Of
Dcke X BrinckcrhOif. glass dealers at Murray
street and College place. His wife was then
about A. years of hs". Shn had Just become
d'a'. llcriNthcr md hrquruihodto her property
her husband 'ur inv simeni. Ihe last sum 20
rriNNu 10y her Hud paId pN"r To him WAS - 600
pa d ln %" ru'nlu' of lN12 In the hitter part
of tha' year the husband roiess II Ia have dis
h' insi lui.l Il suit for divorce. He drove hlr
f'm their home, AMI HftcrWard took her chilli
liiil" boy, nw ; from her This NJ the time
u arg a. iAfgin ii,r "."n. II a. us,iiDn
Mr.. brin'krrhon. Tine time alleged was rom
1893 Ia lN63, nin' years h"foro the beginning of
ih suit Sue AN her HUSBAND wrrctin itylu-
lu fiS!inlil. Nrri Oi ~" tuhn ho" riding ui i.rW
Point. u klt then told Mr. Erin 'krinon that
th" pHrtn rrsiip must ie hr1ktn up. and Il WIS
a-rerd That the inter should Ice pad s1uul
DWkie II t. snid, borrowed the $4,000 To- pay
Br.nrk .rhot from his wife.
After Dirhir's accusations II inf lolitv aud his
~ am" nW'ni gi his wiic. Mr.. Drki's lawyer
dNWund Tor hnrh rrunyWn rl CO., ihr siu,uOO SD"
had intrustrd % his care lie refused. u Is said
DN 'rpt On condition that she would grant him
m absolute divorce under the laws Of this Stat,
This proposition WIS rrucllDd, and SUIT was IN
stuutcd Tor the tjO.WO. Judge Davis doridrd
in Mrs. Dicki"'s favor in 1874 aud h" was COM
prhcd u pay the money white the divorce SUIT
WIS pending. The late has enfuunt.rnd va
ripus delays hut II is said that tho /. frr,e's
work Will be- finished on Thursday n.St
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

sas and Texas. Quicksilver. common and pre-
ferred. and st. Louis. Kansas City and North
ern, each 100; Panama, GO at 200 1885, Fort
Wayne. GO at 91m92: Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy. 80 at 1903 Adams Express. % at %.
seller 3; Wells-Fargo, IL at S7'a and American.
II ut "a.
The gold market continued dull hut gcner-
ally steady Tho opening price was lO2 , with
all OF the transactions ut these figures ana lO2'i.
The following were the principal quotations;
100 M.......... i02rs i2ur ............. tp.t
ioni A. M...........in1ia SOP M............. io2A
In loans the rates paid Toe having balances carried
were !. =. ~. ?. n cent, and fat
The total ccarngs at the Gold Department Of the stock
Exchange were kib 57f si goi balances 81 80 l and
currency balances. ~ .9Ot i66 The Suh.Trcnsury
deemed Nii 3p In called bonds and paid out coin in
teIrst on the public debt f2Oi an
The days business At the United states Sub Treasury
go 81 gold balance sOi $50 7Ip -. currency rcccints
tsI bi3 ~ cnrrcncv payments. stO5.Ssj7i currency
The internal revenue receipts nj Washington today
were tiJpOp. aud the customs receipts SiiODJD The
Treasury also received sTpJ in national bank notes
for rcdcnrtion The imports Of dry good- gold valua-
tom nr The week ending to-day amounted to s73j 1903.
and S7i0. 72S marketed
Forci.n exchange continued duh but steady at 81 Al
and <Isl Tor time aud demand drafts with the selling
rates a ~ ssSt SOs and sax aSi al rcspcctivciv
Tho money market well supplied with loannhc
funds on call at Got cent, with hnnl negotiations at
Prime commercial acccptanccs were bought in open
market at0i,9S
Government bonds shade better. and more dis.
position tO purchase was noted The principal dealings
were in 1sOfs Is Of 1881 1855. new 1865 and the d
cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10
IHE SLiEST TON or an.
How he went 10 Sleep In Farm House while
the Hunters Gaiiopcd Up aud Down.

At a reccut chase by the Queens county
hunters. a wild fox not being ohainablc. a tame
one was brought into reau'siton. On being
loosed, the hayn- 81 the hounds and the OPP
pressiSe novelty of tn" situation struck terror
into the heart Of poor Rcyuasd. H. took To his
hpols in right carnest and headed forth swamp
without giving ~" grass time To- grow und r
his feet. On and on he went. TIL his pursurrs
were lcit lar behind At last. exhausted with
his trrrpr- inspired cNertiun, he dashed into tee
Kitchen OF q farm house. Being thoroughly
Heated, he soon managed To- make known
To- th" GOOD housewife that h. WIS hungry and
In rsty. His wants were mlniHtered To-. after
nm intOn soothing sunhrr Meanwhile more
than "a score of glous hunters were riding up
nul down. wondering where the fox could be-.
The Joke leaked out, and more tian one man in
Queens county has remarked. OF late, The iON
b u 81 duE-lrN.Isl sIy.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

ing the Returning Boards there, had been on
the Ind ian frontier. Sitting Bull would not have
Mr. Reagan Dem. Tcxasl said that he was
against reducing the army now. hut would be
Tor II when the time came He thought the
trouble WAS not So much IN want Of force MS in
distributions. A. 10 the suggestion that u strong
army should he maintained Ia reprcss labor
troubles. he was opposed tusuch u thing. Those
troubles had hrCn caused by the financial and
revenue policies uf the Government. which had
brought the country to the brink OF ruin and
wien ~" people were impoverished. and the
armed hand Of oppression lnid SO heavily upon
them that thry could not endure it longer, it
WAS proposed To resort to the tyranis remedy
He desired to seq the people made content by u
" Sc just. humane. and bcnc'iccnt public policy
The Resumption net SHOULD be repealed. silver
romontti1cd. unrruus burdens taken on. and
did not want the idea eyer 10 iind ludgmcut in
the American mind that the people were inca-
hl" of s"li-goycrnm"nt. and thNt they must be
controllrl hv military power. A. to thctroublrs
ON the Texas frontier. they never could he
stopped unless the policy was adopted OF pur-
SUNG and furnishing the maraudcrs who
Mr.. Phillips drop. Kanl dos ribbed the popu-
laiion oil the NlrNi"an border as mixed breed
Of Indians and Spaniar,ls. with all tire vices and
none u IN" virtues oi either; ns 50 dctas.d
that nothing but force could keep them in sub
jcciion: ~ men who are ono day soldiers and
the next day robhers: who cat red pepper pics.
who curse the soil on which they tread. and vino
rock 50 with red pgppor and every other viii
the coyotes refuse to eat thcm. He was in favor
Of keeping in Texas sufficient force to pro-
tnt the state against such murnudcrs. But he
| lid not want the army reduced 50 that. while
| TcNas WIS guarded. the Indian frontiers should
| hc lcU uHguardrd.
The committee then rose.
Mr.. Hewitt pr secuted II petition Of the M
tinnnl Bourd of Tradr in regard to the Naviga-
| ton laws Referred
MIR O'Scili dep, Pa) presented a memorial
| wrecks. g. Referred
| The House then adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

BFEBE-FERNIfAD.-In Brooklyn. Oct o. at the
residence OF the brides mother. by the Rev Elber
Clement NJ :. Bccbc ot New York city to Mary A. Fern
head.
DODGE. ANDREwS-fn BROOKLYN, on Wednesday
Nov 4 at the residence " George C. Ripley by the Rev
Charles Cuthhcrt Hall, Richard J. lodge TO Jane A.,
daughrr Of the late Prot j. G. Andrews, formerly d
Troy. y Y.
ftLTON-COwELi.-N the residence Of the Brici
parents Wednesday evening. Nov. 7. hv the Rev
Alfred II Moment William Fulton to Anna H. Noulgef
daughter Of Sa. II and sarah Cowcll all Of this city
kANE-DOIGLAS-Dn Wrdnc SHAY. Nov. I. at the
residence oi the brides mother 10y the Rev. l. W Ban
croft MI Henry L. Kane to Miss Lavina b. Douglas
both ui brooklyn.
TERRErr-cREAN- AT Wo"iside. ]. l., Nov. 9, by the
Rev Dr Cox, Ut 81 James Church. Ncwtown, L. l., H.
Tcrrc tn Anna v, daughter OF the late Robert Cream
Esq
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10
A DeHeIcncy In the While Wonse.

Private Secretary Rodgers was before the
llNu-s tnNhf'rc on APPROXIMATIONS YESTERDAY with a
,uticncN hi for ilr lite ilnise Tic iem, n Jude
=. Nfrt ctrk hire, - horses ~ Tor rspair
lu4 harness aud Sifrtor hor> shoes The committee ad.
N>i Mr. Rodgers at the hill would have to be- tst pre-
~n'd n 'h' ou.c and referred 10 the committee before
they could take ~ ui When the committee adjourned
lc" spaper -poudemt met Mr. Hewitt when the iul.
loNii. dialoeur cn-ucd.
'oric.no ntont-whai was Rodgers doing before your
committee
Mr. H'wiu-lIe came about Deficiency bill
Cores nnNf mt Where j. fil, ilrir4tncsf
NJ lltwiu-lu Ill, White House
tnrIt- Icul"ni-- lin. 10 existed long,
VI H'Witt-puIN since the 4th OF March last
Correspond nf-I.i ~ laf-sf
W. ll'wtt-N,l mo- shouio say about the SD of sam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10
Proceedings OF the scpat-.

WAsnINGroS. Nov. 9-Mr. Dawes rep.
Mass. from the Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds. reported fuvorahly on tho Till Ia
authorize the taking of certain lands on the west
front Of the Capitol grounds for public use.
Laid over.
Tho following bills. among others were intro
lucod:
y, VI Rcck. Dem. Eyl-To an' ,rila 'hc payment of
a. ri.n ! ~ E"nrf'd "' ''' VII '''''
By Nr Ni'eh'll Rrp. ofescni-ro extend the TIM for
-, c"n,tur, .n and c"i cuou o. III. No.ih - II ~
Railroad. nti Go secure I'll, construction ~ The PORTLAND
Il, Nr naWc.-to -i'e Tie pi,irici coar,.in zap ,N
.nG IT, r .1'i I HEN e procc.,. and
ltocscNn-- now i"ii": ~ nnY 90, l''lai Courts Of
iioi t mai de,,u ol DC Dl.iacI CONT To de su
rs MI hh-on r., iows f-Toproyiic tor ttc removal
Of uic Wmlt Wlht 'aNus-. amt twenla u'.- nn.
tn settlement t!c tuaulIa r,.er,a alton IA Ofc.uu
Mr.. Davis Dom. W. VA submiited the fol-
lowing:
R,.ioi that c sccrc,ar, OF rho Interior cause to- be-
rau-cd in alphabet order .howi'ri
t,,ach iri. d mGia.in IL, 'timai s,p'. ''''' '''
anN n,'.sn'd 10 the iunes, nnd "heh' inc a' = are
h,ii ~ ".nmon %, ~ s''rnn ani q ihere =, %" r.,
Tnnl comiol.yd -iatucut of tho treaty ohlsaton,
now .uhs.n- .t each tribe. sAovn- tlr daic amt
S.un. 90 Large or I.,,.ci statute. where ii, -an,
t'ufui-fAr amount o.. money required go be- apfro
prinrd annually under surh u'atN obligations. and ue
Iurfu-l 600 wl Do i- u t rfilti amt il.f the
annually appropriated thv year i~sp the
tilhcs with wliscl no treat! stipulation. tNist
William 4. Wheeler appointed Mr.. Kirkwooi
Rep. wa 90 th" Commit GA Foreign Erla-
lions, Mr.. Ingalls, tkei., Kansas to tn Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections. and Mr. Suuu-
dcr~ k'p.. N"rl to the commiure on Railroads
in place of the late senator Morton.
On motion Of Mr.. Niit'lrll. Mr.. Wudleigl
rep. y. II . WIS appointed Chairman oi III,
Cogiml;tcc Oh Privilege and Eect on~.
The Senate then went into executive -c-s. ION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Arrivcd-FhnAy Nov. o.
$ Acapulco Clam. Asptnwall
= Richmond, Kelly, lNcAmonl, city Point, and Nor
fulk
- Ashland. DOUGHTY. Wilmington. Nc
;, Algeria, Watson, Liverpool oct ~ and Queenstown
2~th
$, state Of Louisiana Johnston Glasgow Oct 10, AMI
Luruc list
5, Eunoria .crair Glasgow oct II. and Mo,l!lc 18th
= lltttcrhs. Mairtt. Norfolk
- Ellen TrrrN. SaNrrr. rroVil, nee.
- Hooper. Mufr,ll. Lordon
bars FritI, jufgcu-,u. Itrltu, Ga
RATk Ar-u Grtu. Plymouth
BARK Canning. ,iuriml, Manila.
Rnrk lu Snl. Fhurr. cork
Hurk Scr,Cun y. Gtrtu"rirN GltssNn Dock
BHrk Rocket Atkinson. fuoitu t.N,No.
barr II hlO. hul, CO.. t,,fuu
Buk \ cabrera. tihr,rl, llIHlna
HArk Grlt. N,ll-0u. rYNir.tllnh
Hris Sullrrito. lNu-nniIlN, ta-iriiuWnro-
Alst %, t~tlIrttr auI DtsteIM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Boston Nov. "a letter from Concord. y. H..
Soy = Ia the Boston i0iunl day. says The tarro
Count, Five Cents savings Bank at Marlborough Is 10 be-
placed IN the hands al receiver There is large dis
ere ncY between the liabilities aud assets. partially
owi- ipn sruklfe he TIE ,hln" ui the scrulihrs The
,Hisc - sand 90 lr iht I-uHuu- The Treasurer
J"hh W haoAtr 4" borough, Hnd tl' neglect Of tie
tustt' ip lNUurW tl utt- Tie ,ti-Aiiun lV lr
t"uhIs'0nti required itonlh time ur ilolr Ih'ir
uirii IMPORT Wi' h' undo boo the tnNrrunr soon Ihs
percentage OF te uss Cauuth f .Nt hut il nr-t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10
Fowl. and Fancy Eird. by Auction.

There was m auction sale of game fowls.
fancy PIGEONS mud African hunisms yesterday At VIM
Van 1ns-cs mart no aui NJ En-t Thirteenth street
euser cok aud hen brought ~ 20 mum do q. 20 pyle
du ~ hllcNrrd du, -i -. rNif.l do. 10. very
fuo tarktod dn, -. Fancy ligruus Snd IT, iuiuws
PNr ha, khil uWiart- 80 rrut-, rcdhall Wluhrrs 81
cents splash unnhor. Hl ,cnis. yellow tunhIrr- so
o,t- ISABEL Gamer. and hluc tanois, ~ - tuurtcen
Arican hAntauie, rs small ami Waite, sold of -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10
Failing peadn, hcr Husband. Side.

Alfred Monroe Of Halliday street Jersey
Vitl, went home m response to message from his wife
Thursday Soar the door o h. hol.r hr Quirlollrd
with ml Ma. Mpur,r hrrtmr cNcled AMI. iig her
lA-l Dl- mon HM--AmL-- ,l-L.I-L IN lLL-l-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Tho scmi-onuual drawing of the Louisiana
state Lottery Company, which takes place at
Nvw Orleans on Doe. II, will be under tho eN-
elusive control Of Gems. q. Y. Beaurognrd and
Jubdl 4, Early. Full particulars furnished 10y
b. Frank Moore 4 Son 3l7 Broadway, New
York, ADO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

EDMONDS In the city Of New York. on the 18th day
Of NnscmhUF. 1871 10y the Hon Abraham H. Lawrence,
Justice Of the supreme Court, Mary Emma EdmOndf
from Jacob Edmund~. Cause. adultery.
. SfoNE-ln The city a. Sew York. on the 9Th day Of
November i-17. by n" Hon Charles Donohuc. Justice
OF the supreme Court Elite stone George b. stone.
Cause, adultery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10
BLINKING AND ETNfNCIiL.

At TIFF OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE or
IuMBRiDGE 60. AVAIL. ST.
Stock operators execute their orders from the quotations
rs they come ON the indicator and posted
Tllt BLACKBOARD
COMMISSION l-lG on - SHAKES AND OVER
Maign per cent ~ shares and upward.
Ordt r rel eiNpd and executed hN mail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10
Busintss Nolitts.



Hap,mondsport, n. ~. Feb. e3, tsot. ;oy.s
SIR Some three since was after long sOlicita-
ton, induced by your agent Mr. Davis TO Try bottle !
your WIsr,ns BNsAN oF WILD CuIRRy, which required
no little persuasion cr his part as had already tried nl
last ten years but all Of no avail Ihave Tor the past
twenty years been troubled with consumptive cough,
ant had become much reduced TO he unable 10 sit
up aud had ny given up finding anything To help
me, my was conceded by all 10 be settled
Of Consumption and, therefore deemed totally incura-
bic. In that situation commenced the the WILD
CHrRny. from which soon began TO find relief,
and pcrscvercd III its Use until had taken three
r. tour bottles. when my health almost fully re.
stored and Tor the past two have enjoyed better
health than have before in twenty and feel that
nn alone indebted Ia the Balsam my recovery, and
lthink hazard nothing IN saving that Lowe my present
existence ~ IT, and that II Is the best medicine have
ever known for cons,mptivc coughs anu colds Having
knowh W itskc beneficial effects IN othct cases than my
own would most chccriuy recommend its use to all
thus afflicted. Very respectfully yours. . "
hereby certify that have read the foregoing letter Of
Mrs Abbot and having lived adjoining the farm OF Mrs;
Abbot twenty years know the statement contained
therein 10 he true would also state that have used
family aud believe II to be the best remedy for coughs
and colds | have ever known. Respectfully,
GFo. T. BRrvpAGr.
HAMyoSDsPoRr, n. Y, Feb. 20. 1851.
Mr. g W. Fowic. Boston
Dr,R SIN. Above send you certificate of Mrs Moses
Abbot, who. may say. was rescued the by
tile Use Of Win tnlRRy BstSAs. which certificate you
j. " DAVIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

NWove 30 b. had nj tho clothing house of A.
nNinoid a 60, corner inltou amt Nassau sts-.ih.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Working people will find economy in tho use
ct Pyle y. h, soap, Ion ,he laundry Datl And ioiet
st,I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

JUDGE BLACKS R,rh to MI sioushion's pecnc'
OF the ELECTORAL COMMISSION, a Pamphlet OF 81
pages, Will be published on Monday. No,. Il Trade
supplied 10y tle American Sew, CO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10
M.lRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MiSiArrRf AtNANAc-ruis DAY
sun rises ..... q a. ~ Muun q 10
nllI wAftN-rfis nav
sandy Hook II II lnuS Island ~ "a Hell Gate. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Vital Restorative cures premature weakness ner,
vous debility. and dyspepsia OF either Price si Az
DIR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Rrnin Food strcnltlcns the nervous s,.iom AMI
culcs premature Wcahno,, oi eiuiet a,N. Price, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Brain Food is sold by HUDNUr Herald Ruildins;
CASH Eli q MASSEY, 2pth Il and broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Uolnnn'- Pad can he relied upon IN event
the dangerous evnaa naladIes Maiuvn iane
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

Brain Fnod.-Srnd for circulars ~ the d1rot at Al.
LIN > Pharmacy, lot ay and isth ST., how YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

The Best Remedy for Children while Teeth
ing Is Mrs MINsLOM.s Snnlhing syrnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-10

vital Restorative l. sold by DIrMAN Astor House.
HUNT DUNLAP, 18th st. and Broadway.