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AFAC.SIMILE A TELEGRAPH
Novel Improvement In COmmu-
nicatiOn--Pertect Copies Of 1es.
sages, Maps or Pictures TO be
Transmitted by Electricity.
From the New York Tribune.l


i William E. Sawyer, of this city, for
merly Washington correspondent of the
Boston Traveller, and James G. Smith,
Of Hackensack, N, j., have invented an
instrument by which it is claimed fac
similes of letters, pictures or maps may
be transmitted by telegraph. 1t is as,
serted that by this process mistakes and
willful changes are impossible. The
message is written upon ordinary paper
with any ink of an oily nature. The
paper is placed upon hot zinc plate and
passed between friction rollers, which
throws the design upon the metallic
plate, the lines being made non conduct
i've by means of powdered shellac. The
negative plate is then placed around a
cylinder which can be made to revolye
300 times minute. Above this are
carried metallic points, which, when the
instrument is in motion, draw fee i'm
aginary spiral line At the receiving in
strument are similar points, drawing sim
ilar lines over sheet OF paper chemi-
cally prepared, placed upon the cylinder
Of that instrument. These latter points,
by means OF the continuing and ceasing
Of the electrical current, inscribe upon
the prepared paper the lines upon the
zinc plate, thus giving an exact repro
duction Of the writing or picture drawn
thereon. The ordinary speed of the fac
smile instrument is from three to four
times, it is claimed, that OF the Morse
Telegraph. Its gauge Of speed, however,
is the amount Of surface covered, rather
than the number of words transmitted,
and 500 words, written within certain
space, are as easily, quickly, and cheaply
sent, the inventors say, as one word
within the same space
During the Centennial Exhibition, q
specimen Of the fac sinsile telegraph was
placed in Machinery Hall, connecting
with another instrument at the Weather
Bureau at Washington. BY means of it
the Signal Service weather map, made
out at Washington, was daily transmitted
to the Exhibition Grounds, including the
fac simile signature of the Secretary OF
War, which daily appears upon this map,
and, having beer Autographed, was print
ed and distributed precisely as it had
been made out at Washington. The in
ventors claim that the use of these in
struments in the various Signal Service
stations would be very valuable, as the
reports to the headquarters could be
made more full and minute, and the re-
turn reports more satisfactory and com
prehensible than they can possibly be in
the meager wood-map now furnished by
the common telegraph. The proprietors
OF the pstent are striving to obtain suf
ficient capital TO form telegraphic line
between Washington and this city.
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An old Clock,

The following inscription is on clock
about $50 years old:
"rm old and worn, as my face appears,
For I've walked on time for a hundred years.
Many have fallen since began:
Many will fall ere my raoe I've ran. nisi
I've buried the world, with hopes and fears,
In my long, long mach of hundred years."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-23
Belkuap Speaks,

Cen Belknap told Mr. Banning at
Washington, Saturday, that Hayes was
elected, and that Grant was going to
see him inaugurated if it took all the
troops in the country.-Sprinaaeld Re
publican. sas.s
The consolidation of the army at the
capital would invite the establishing of
trading posts at Washington, and 1t is
quite natural that the late Secretary OF
War should approve the scheme.-N
Y. Sun, 10th inst
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ezWboeyer has wound a clock for

EWhoever has wound clock fol
any length Of time will readily compre'
bend the situation described in the fol
lowing lines Of an unknown bard:
There was man who had clock
His name was Matthew Mears- saa
He wound it regular every night r
ia For nearly twenty years. rf:v
At last his precious time-piece proved
An eight-day clock to be. ,as
And madden man than Mr.. Mears
You would not wish to see.
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1. r. FARQUHAR. M. ID.
Formerly Of ZanesvilIe, Ohio,)

Physician and Surgeon,
Once and residences In the Kirkhrids property,
SFIEL D, D H 10.
Having located At the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes BY
close attention to business 70 merit public
conhdsncs ana patronage. foe an1l
Chronic Diseases viii receive special
attention. g may4,'!6
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-23

Gentle reader, il you have remarka-
bly, strong constitution you may read
the following but il not, we beg of you
to pass it ver:-1f cigar makes a
man i'll, will q cheroot make man-illa :
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.alili Building and Mill Machinery.

Y An paRPARBD TO FURNISH PLANS
i and SrsctYlcArIoSs of Steam FIGURING
Wills, Grist Mills, Saw Mills. and Factories
viii take contracts for the erection Of all
kiads Of mills. aud 70 furnish the latest i'm
proved machinery for them. Have had 3S
years experience in the business. Address
y GEORGE RICHNkR,
Jerusalem. Monroe Co., Ohio.
q nshi4'7sI. J H3i
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.lpHai|sl 4s.

were oyer, eT,MnfioH9BuGpled him f6n60pll
the Q ates IN a woinan,s dfe,s, 66df IN a
basket. Of soiled eiotle,. ,1 n n }fhe
mystery of Avfier .Pressf;y., !, = c&S. ~. -
NAMED 4, lpystery 49,
= "a M IA I.
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|, ,a nm ! ss,s;ts ~, dI =: s y :
,.wen'y !. g g ~ = Rk er
,uollsa s% 9se Rfzlss i a1fawl.--
~ nn. "as a.one ~ .ne world an invalid.
4 ,ss.'s .,, o.sSs ssseees nceesrus1z~ftiR
aweats M sss, sSa,osa Wv ne ne sane sweet faced
of tho s''s " acdae wol tne heafee
- ,s,,,,,, s ,s9peIs 20 tne gloomy abode Of
"p'ou mna Is. 'a,aer nsu oeen wsrdet.
s,,s,s l...s sne nSs sent Ior 70 see about.
son,s ...', o'uu,o.uery. ',o one was received BY
yogns Sir. lh.,ss1a anu s .omstllng g g 70 tns
olancs ,,s,sassss. So ''Ss rs, ulEH tMeIA0nb
sesn s tIoss esss ss'ssS = y Fe 80 19e
bIack?s es''o 's'seand 20 intensely
"Why do Won .loo, - -. 5. ,n -,
the Young girl. with. naivo q.
aYon Te@;nd Mind % m~ ~ ',alss esgerness.
knonu - e,u,au e1.a me OF someIvne Iohsve
"No one ' syss ,a apsssieo' simply
like anybodv but Robo., -. Vi looking
ed the oirI ' oe'o'e' iaugn-
"Ab ves von H. -,
blance nov on;,o a /. see .ne resem-
face ansb "a fss u;'h sssoeg, ANA ~ ssiqn's
Won are rs,.,.s ~ sinpllon 10 istr,erhaps
4 umor p.sa. s,sseu y snim MS name was
7faObe" c,;sS thoas aaasa aa 1saa ,sdTx4
I'M i.an,f vo,, - ~ J. yyas ganri, ~ sprinnglps
Marion Hvde sToMI ~. -. anu yous name ~ Is
it. Oh ,Po.hor, sm..s o' -, :sn s"s I knew
She vanished f.o aa' , "'n YOU ssysnHns
Oh ovss 49, I'll, ~ Ho'n sisfiohs assonish-
was hack howeves o ~J.as !; o9heriPss ehs
her scrams siss, = : vace,g sna E!ta
~. % % anH'oa taii, aarK,halfed, heavily,
| aMsr;onS uaaanl i.a.os. b,,,,..,,,,,
excls;mod oio.n;. @ possible ne
hl;na hond. a'p"'s oosh Tue httie tFeme
and oraT ss.;. ~ .,' sau putting mem over
on;vsr;ur s s.;.s a,h'o nus iiips'e which nHwere
tnow me ~ pA mo4on.z'S surely yen
.,Yon 'ns - es.ai.nl : 40 i,t,,ass, & YssaEb
,narai aie '. Aymer Tyyl er rreston, STAN.
M uas aa,,on .,nz .tI
T;esoon nc. N,-.: res'oh' I sun hopert
mo h;s ielatiVe Oh my motnersdeh
Lira hi opss'y oneena'tion OF my ia
S Ya;e,,, e nave sealehed fcsyou,
baa u. wa,'oh n;. nyae nay prosperity
or 49, 49,, ea y me W now nna yonl. tl
ou! you snail never touch needle or
W9fS .sNoe again. is,;',a.s,,.,1. s,.,s.e. ". !.
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PITTsBURGH. PA,

The most complete institution in the Uui.
the States for the thorough prastiosl sduoa-
tiop Of young aad middls-assd men.
E6tudents received at any time. -
Address, for circulars containing fall par
tioulGVs, y. Q. SMITH. A. NJ.
sspt1s, ,,7smA Principsl.
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING


0yHRA ced is prepared to do all man
j ners spainting at low rates. He
has had tsA ,ars experience in the business
and selieits the patronage Of the psblic gen
orally. - WILLIAM K.SL0AN,
jan4,7sr. Antioch ? o., Monroe Co., o.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

Tim undersigned, having been appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he ia
prepared to ill Pensioners Blanks, admin
lister Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages, and other instruments OF
writing. .,4a. John JRPfRRS.
aprls,76r. Beallsvills. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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'xaxeftasfn9 Ratcss,

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4aak sassnf nasrtiop isr Az vssks "a J. % .,
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0hssqeare, thrss months, ','s ,,snstaV W W
ons sqasrs, six months. IS Z go s3Al . 10
One squars, one year 8, t.ss ~ y. w w
0nsleigiitk column, one month, X s. Az w
ese eighth column, three months, = - ~ w
One eighth column, six months, ~, 10 W
fjk6 eiShthE column, ono year. p isgA W W
oss fcnrth column, one month, A0 oo
o. fs-rth o.iumn. thrss months, ~ IS 90
.0ns ibSrtk column, six month"; An sg %
- 3..rtb4 cniu,nn. one YEAR tBaE 90 90
0ns hslf column, one nonth esf9 fefTSs ~ : ~ w
pSshalf oolamn, three months,s ) ~ 2g 20
onslhsaf oolnmn, lxrhouthsssr9 eTN u. 80 00
oastalf eolsnp. ane year. IN, w. ,s 49, ~ w
90 solunDs soAe week. s,os8 aeiasa ~ W
'0as soIuann, one month, 10 SNaeA 70 %
Vns eelann, three months m lslF i4Ss'se 80 " W
'ons eDlamn, six menshs essss esaa,s "a 4o V0
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator DATid Davis did not attend
the cssuens Of either party
The Boston Post observes that the
machine in losa is out of Gear.
M. Per,neton has he.,, i,,terviewet,
aud believes his cha Noes FAY tI.a se,,atar.
sh;n AK. fair
,r,,ara :. .an,,,,,,s. ..,,a 49, u.
~: = +, : ~
.psttiYp r;.l az Stanley Matthews
$50. I..;s an.l 49,. "a
ssa.i,s,ss baya b,t;, ta,.,, 49, =.
m whst ,i,sfs,,cs II tl,a sc ,r. i, :
,.L s go ~ = - ! e''' y ''''
], eoionei saan y ! thompson wif be
sae next s eh'sif'.,ish q ti.e asidioeratie
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NUDS or NEWS.

Tobacco cap. be successfully raised in
Nevada
tIlscoasghing killed !. man at fonea
lava, recently
81 Doe y trying to eiptare the teypi>
nus Of tue Union Paoiiie road
TIE s.ldiey- home. nenr Ailwgakee.
has eigat hundred tninates
There we're seventy fve deaths from
'iif'htheiiain Pitssbarg last We. k,
4 jewish ella died ~ y ,s;aa last
Hoek from the effects Of titepmfiSio,..
a small boy AZ t. Crosse FIJI from
his stills and brooks his skull
Virciais's debt Is SO 090f0 ana The
aupaid interest amounts 70 oyes ~ 3t,9.-
900
q frog was found in the Corunna coal>
mine IN Michigan. ninety feet below the
suffice.
The " crop promises now 10 make
the best quality 81 tphaeco, that Wis.
e5T'ein he's ever produced
Keokuk hapes 10 have a So Zoo
llDien dsPei beieee long. The railroads
are talking .seaely about IL.
4 woman who was bitten by a rattle-
snake ssas cured by an external ap9iica
fion OF s,iltpeter.
Over one hundred Bostan mannfae.
turers mean to exhibits AZ Paris next
year, @hether congress helps or no.
Ths olJcst man 5.,nnen,a.t s,i,h ths
~ ise 9s,sin press is Hon. Dayil Mcbride.
OF the Sparsa Herald He is in his
seventy eighth year.
Mr. N p R,,s3, of R,tfsIo lss ,Isoad
his fear year old black colt. Allie East
by Allie West, in the hands of Dan
Mace. for training.
Nav York sncciaj "a no 1,for.
Oeean asserts that Theoiore TiIton i.
again on visiting terms with "tiie white
soGied Elizabeth.
qha 8f;.t,;.. - ro.,,,a.sf.u a..
sessa, - - a. a..,.s ,,. q, "a ~
80 -, i,cr.es., IN 10, +.
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Lancaster Farmer: Neither cattle
nor hStscs shoald be stalled ia a dark
stable, as all animals require light ia Cue
lay.iime A horse kept for mon bs IN
a stable would le liable to become Bind
In regnrd 20 Eight in swine pens, Vfl-
~ Saws that tive sows having litters Gu
Size i8,h ana I'D rf january, tlsree>
tjscly. were kept in two rather dsFk,
bat waGia. temporary sgias. atil iad 70
occupy them III aboat the tat 81. 81
tbe month It April, when, for each aav
with litter one Of The petmaaen sites
WINS opened by selling the ocEu pants
Al thyt Time the pigs which had been
kept IN rse dark temporary sites .rros Ell
10 be less Lively than. aad mu1it lnieri>
or ia weight api Siza to thosa u any of
the Filters raised ia the less warm bat
yeli-lighitd permanent sizes. notHits..
standing that the d.lierensa 10 a.e WAS
very small. aij tina. food aud care Eaa
been tie same ia every respect tiile OF
the littcfs born ca the lsth ofJanttaIy.
which had accidentally the best, lighted
sly, though aituated in the northwest
aud consequently c0l,iest corner Of the
frame building. exhibited the most rap,
ia growth, and the litter born On the
18Th Of 4naaFy, which had the darkest
sly. had made the poorest.
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ssse ts-ss.x cz''fiaty ssatfsi iarY eeslnst
tue u+Esn9ant issr ss.egsii fsnna IA,
, me ,IieaIsitaie seiliapfsr sii@srt peared,
~ : = q iFs.f,'s.d " his counsel that
~ vas 70 New Yssk, aud f,v a mar.
si1asli'is' fuse be- sgas osfe dry if.dneed
% flst Neesark. there .iss WAS srsest.
81 aud put at.deF ssgesal tllouaaiis; dol.
lsrs o4-l. Finally tie aGa jury found
wias sit3 the hsteei - {,rs,s,1Iss. s;,ff
eiis iefszs'i5suie suits insiislesl ,.y Mrs,
fafretss counsel, AMI tist, preses utiou
q criminal CHARGE, setdapfer found
h1ias Ell 70 CO inisietely KEN med IN fiaat
ne nases oveTtares for settlement, and
mss now placed IN The hands OF tie
~ii1a" . counsel sloh securities Tor the
nllmste payment of his indebtedness
tnat she consented 10 discontinue the
ciFii suiis Witch had been commenced
anu i Is thought that The indictment
tor fraud will possibly re noIie prose
eoted.
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rnr n,ik,n. R.xsr.

Toronto Giooe: The Ssik inc river
10 suon Bhely 20 cnnse into particular
nutice, aud may get he the sutiees
81 dispute between Canada ana The
United States. A coateInpot airy news
paper Gays OF 81. This riy +, which
y new being pressed lnso hotiec, " iii
afford the Student Of geography, who
is fortuna!s enough to fiad II on his
map, almost rs much j;,y Is Guinth
gave To Proctor Knott, shes, after Il
iong search, that magic maine hurst
upon has enrapsured vision. Sfikine
river l. IN such remote and iniisly
settled part Of North ADcTies thst lis.
name il even matter OF III pute, and
Il IA va.i0sisiy known rs StitSiaa, sai
kline, stiekeen, anu Efa,seis riser.
Ii flows south and west through ise
s.eslhern part Of british G hsa l,sa,.ss
farulerly emitted sisse tie Pacific
~ ssii, t.iroayn the tslrilrsy II Alaska.
act far soaih of Silks. hui t.aDsssiah
-ureey orr, We are told, have discovered
thai sesersi miles al this riy :. be-eta.
fore sepfasea 10 be Amer isalt territory.
should tse epttsr tise British, Il Z As a.
matter II night This sSiahins river Il
tie gateway. soto ersak 8 tisf g3la
KipEs 81 !yfisisli tssslnHabia, waefe
g51ite r,scentiy valuable .sis ogsries u
gp.d SUD epppss deposits = esr faa5e,
sud Il he essklne siTer czu be made
70 ,ivs.aaeh niso tie aeeat thrAasii
Bfi,fs,ss sersitary t.y 4 sigh; change 10.
tils . sauslsty islIs, there e-sl s,s free
trade brtweeu the Hisss an 4 Victoria.
Vancouver Hand ] fstat.F i..s M Il.
,tli-se;se f8s.ds. ts3sesa{srss q ~ = Il i5Ss.
IA eaandaSy ;isr. i Is - 4ss- VIII
tnaate ibal * shassl,i hats 1es, .ilssss
in that psrtics,ias fesghharl eed. v aieh
Is really habitsnie.
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rIaeAy vviao~

i New York Herald: 1t is probabl
that Mr.. John Schlapfer, . Newark dry
goods dealer, Of considers lie Iueans.
never read the elder Weller advice to
lila con st6nmivep' TO ssheyzre or the
yiddeFs-s 1.-The did he has not needed
It, and suffers according ". Some
months ago, ns the story goes, Johs.
became acquainted with Nine. Elizs
Parref, . stout, oomely French widow.
She vas possessed OF handsome for
tune. The pair became en- gagged, aud
OF the strenKsh Of the comiil ( marriage.
John borrowed from the y dow at VA.
Hons times sums amounting in all 70
about ~ 900. ~ security si3e Was ms.
docsd 70 accept mortgage TINT were
subsequently found to Be ssnxti much
iess than the sBms which q ~ purporf-
"a 70 represent and - / iIne rsssed
and neither prontse 70 marry nor
paedgee - Repay her were sdeeuaes5 BY
SrhlarfeF she appeaied Il Gbe Law for
redkoek u puk Wns o0e fineneesI n
The New Jefsey court a. I'm nbasy q Re-
ooyeY 3 large amount ~ fsp Jark5 N feh1
EcbInpfsf, Il wxs alleged ia ena1eSs
~ n ~ tr6<knr un435af ~ III &Q11 -
h : r ~ + J ~ = y
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An fnasei a,ven a nssared Ie%nes

The Bolton journal. just received
here, gives an account OF another out,
rage ID scii county. Dr.. S. j. Russell
= pronaii4eot physician and respected
citizen, who resides IN tho southern per
ton Of Bell eoaslty. IS an infidai or free
thinker. Recentiy q rnel6 of men went
70 his house at night, aud, leading him
10 believe sick person required his
services, got him a.gay from his house
into The woods, where, with it.Yeietl six
shooters they compelled him to strip
and lied hina. ifhes Their told him they
kaew he WAS al honest man a,sd good
physician, ngt they wa,id tolerate no
ip-iaels ia Rel county, ana 10y The
help oft3ssi they w,fuit put stop to
MS c4Feee as . free ihickas They then
-:ige hizl oue hundred Iashes on his
bsga bacf. and turned hita lheze They
.asH stuck uP a plaessr,l at tie place.
stating tEat II sry more iaaGiei lectures
we're given ~ that section they would
Ltrst out su4si isaus all who dared to do
sai thai tl.ey had afsY men 10 back
taea s3sd : ere determined 10 stop in
iilt lity IA Bril county. The reception
q tAis ife@ here causes great int3gBa
tion aiaoH2 tAs free thinksfs ia this
aliy, ct wt,5o6 there are quite ntlIn,
her, aod a public meeting is tslke9 e
tiy 'isea 70 express their horror at the
ltFoeeedlag and memossasts,sI the goys
rthor Uf. tins sitgsSi
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1 .ternIna.

Boston Post; Noyons hero &c Is d
servant girl A common sewer y great
depth had been opened fas repaits, and.
iour men, qassins bet way in tie DARK
teli in Il YVES not uniii Midni In thai
their psriious situation became kaoRen
The pooT wrotches were alreasy s,itf'ss
eating from poisonous yapor their
meanings were heard, ard their ~ives
and children, frantic with grief be-
sought the bystanders for ard bat
among all the stalwart men wIo gitii.
cred around the hole there was not one
brave enough 70 60 down and rescue
his feilow.cfeatures. Then it vac that
Cathafina Nassenr, lass Of seventeen,
volunteered 10 descend into the pit
She was lowered into the sewer, waera
she fastened a rope around two Of the
meh, and, assisted by those above, she
had the happiness OF restoring them TO
their wives and children. 4 gain she
descended, and fastened the rope
around the body Of third man, bat
her breath began to tail her. Painting
from foai air and exhaustion, she had
sutiic ant presence OF mind To knot the
end ~ her own luxariant if3sses, 90,
that when the dastarelly fellows ;sbose
drew The man to the surface thes found
The all bat inaliinate body of tie young
girl swinging by her hair to the end Of
the rope. Fresh air and stimniants re-
stored her to consciousness, bnt not IN
time 10 enable her to save tie foustil
man. who persisted IL the pit.
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NOTES AND OPINIONS
A risananl ,.en,ln,l.r.

a riaRaaat stsniS.Nsg
Darlington liawkpye 98laen cable
gran 20 Hayes How ~ yoa l,,w.
YOU Old eight 70 seven he. 1Cey3 Whats.
Wattsr uowri-s,ate =
She ssrg - tire Ssrsns.
Chicago Tunes Some 81 tbs Isii.Ier
Of the radicals are singing sadly Back
ward turn backward - hHyes, ia Thy
Hight Be repub. again. just Ter 20
night
Patterson Sometimes logical ~ Not
Honest.
Philadelphia lime lie SAYS thai y
Wade Hampton is the proper uau tor
governor Of south Carolina. Batter must
be the proper man to represent that
state in the senate. Patterson being
right once in his life, We record il for
the sake OF reference.
The wall of tue DisGrantsu,
Xenia Gazette. (Rep) individually
we believe Mr. Hayes, 50 f-r as IS in bus
power, would undo his error, but SUR
rounded by such men As SshGsz and
Evarts. he will not. Then let as aban-
don him 10 drift, Audy Johnr0n like
into the democrats psrty, or tall for
want Of supporters. II we rs a patty
stand to him, we 60 down together
let ,he Advocates oT w~ui~n'- Hixh,s
Rsiosee.
New York Express: There IS sect
i'm Russia called tho "puriiiafs" wbo be-
long TO the Greek church. anil whose
leading doctrines are that al persons
must marry on coming Of se,7 chat ;he
husband must lie subsFd.n ate 70 the
wife, and recognize her as ,he hesd of
the family. aud that once 3 week he
must confess his SINS to lis e.ls
IN. Democrats Have ths Caa=f-y.
Philadelphia Press. With Nr Rau-
4 dalIs election as presiding Ot.iecr ,f the
popular branch Of the forts nth con
gr-ss nHy be said to commence the res
! toration of the democrats C., puvar ia
most of che states Of this uuiau fhtv
I have the house by majority oi ioui
/ teen, while the republicans ha'd the
senate bg majority q fuus, .ti "a
{ pru.pecl 90 losing that after ,ias fourth
{ II March. 1879
rne D.y of Miracles aot s.a--@d.
The Catholic newspapers e. QaeE,c
| say that a miracle was wrought in p
/ church there. A vomnu who bad been
lame for years and who had us,,i
cruichcs. wac, immedi ateiy after par,as,.
| ing Of communion, cured az her itin,.
moss, and enabled to return horne mitu
cut her crutches Ii j. also aid ihti
1 French, u Canadian, who /! cen years
I ago joined she Baptist church was, 90
witnessing this, recoayeEted H. the
/ Catholic faith.
Z a.. x.....s.,. Es,t..n.. A.. &c.. @, ..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-27
Ayers
SaTsaparilla

S1s Fer Scrofula, and all
r., ser0fnleus diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or st. Antho-
"a ny's fira, Eruptions and
4kEE Eiuptive diseases of the
skin, alterations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
"a Lungs, Pimples, Pustales,
ss Boils, Bletehes, Tuners,
letter, Salt RheuIn. Scald
Nszszs- Head, Ripgwortn, Ulcers,
Sores, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercuriai dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaeiation,
General Debility, aud for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparilia is combination Of
vegetable alternatives - Stillineia. Man
drake, Yellow Dock - with the Ioaides
OF Potassium aud Iron, and is the most
efticacfons medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended 10 eure.
It's ingredients are SO skilfnliy COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured. aud while it Is go mild
rs to be harmless even to children, il is
still SO efectual as to purge out from tie
system those impurities aud corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys IS derived
from Its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the COM
try rerose in 1t, Prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority OF this Sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
ority to any other medicine. known, that
We need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has- ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED ny
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Practical aud 4naIytfcal -fAessss:s
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