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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
DYING FROM BRUTAL 1854 OLE

A NEGRO FATALLY INJURED BY KICKS ON THE HEAD
AND BREAST.
James Lewis, coored man, AZ years oil
age last evening lay the point of death III one OIL .no
tumbcdown unnumbered shanlies which line portion
OF Fifty-sccond-st., west OF SIxth-aye lie ia day
laborer and OH Saturday evening, after working hours
he was in saloon Maidcnane and Wiilian-s drink
ing with another colored man named Francis Copeahu
who asked the loan Of some money Le"is
called Coueland a "snidc," and Copeland
then knocked him down and kicked nm
upon the head and breast until lie insensble Both
men were taken to the Newest. StdtiOE-hOuSc, wci,
Lewis recovered cOnsCiOusuCss ana On Dciug cN'hnr
by the surgeon in charge pronounced 10 ~ o.S
severely injured. Copeland WAS locked up anu on Gun
day Wa taken 10 the lOnbs wGcra G3 was allowed 10 20
on 800 bail until Lewis should DC wei enough 10
testify against Linn. During sunday; however.
Lewis who had been removed 20 his homr, gre"
rapidly worse, and yesterday coroner "1lulln
was He'd 10 take his ante-uOem statement. ne VIZ
able to speak with difficulty, ana an account OF inc
assault made uu0n him by Copeland. The coIotr l|si
warrant Tor tc ITrcst Of C)pea! d. who Is known 10
reside ia Nm;l-avr, near lhIj"cnii-''' bdt Is Nu.I
in his habits. The police were engaged III oohhE
for Inn last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
LECTURES AND MEETINGs.

Resolutions. congratuatng the community upon
the TcappDnimcn oi Postmaster James aud thansig those
instrumental IN titus carrying the wishes the
pubic passed by the .rpucdu Association of The lid
Assembly District Hast evening.
meeting Of the st. Georges Cricket Climb was
held Delm0uCOs last cycIug which - and
fogr uulOrs elected. being
render and Interesting. Lord arri-
has sgnied bring English earl
i'm the season. ana four PhilaGepha cuDs club
matches which viii coIac on ~ an early day
At "A meeting Of the gain trade at the Produce
Exchange, yestcrday Tie following supplementary rule for
The delivery Of graded grain warehouse receipts"
aopIcd sales oi graded rain the tender Of elevator
ceius of the 8Od. having free delivery aioa
constitute delivery # The ai - tween seller and buy
era ON The which govern tae delivery under Ia.
road guaranteed ceItncd with the following exception Ia
ION 10 the iaylys aat as provided IN uic The buyer
shall be entitled only 10 the Of sale, and III addition any
une1Wred portion OF a term OF storage
The Ancient Order of Hibernians remained in
council yesterday holding secret sessions at ammany Hail.
AL, In PIncest ana hnally IN Sweenys Hotel
The Executive Council Tor the ensuing year was elected rs
follows: T. NJ. Moiariy. Massachusetts j. j. Donovan Cali
forua; L. L. Carey SewYork Mt Jennings Pennsyvania
r. Guinness Con! &C cut r. A. hlean Ohio NJ heTrigaD,
Illinois AID NJ J. Ward, Indiana INC members deny that
any resolutions have been published passed and
stale what action was taken on The church question
Executive Council will prepare statement Tor pubhca
of the dones OF tie conyonton A. The convention ad
iouned die this committee will also decide where the
next nventlon shall take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
p Q S S 9 RIFT.
3:E5 q. III.
TEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
RUSSOTCEKISH AFFAlRS.
DISTURBANCE At BELGRADE.

LoNpoS, Tuesday, April 3, 1877.
The 7Tncis correspondent at Pcra says 1t
seems to bc tam that Rcouf Pasha will 20 10 ST. Pc
tcrsburg 10 negotiate simultaneous dis ornament.
Belgrade telegram to TIE Times reports That on sun
day a NIB smashed the windows Of the Italian Com
suaio in Belgrade because the Consul did not Keep his
illumination IN honor of The anniversary Of Serylan III
dependence agit as long they thought proper. The
Consul took immediate steps TO obtain satisfaction, and
Minister R.s.ics 1pologizcd
TURKEY And TIE MONIEErGRINS
The Vienna CORRESPONDENTS OF me Times remarks that
hc fist effect Of the protocol has been to sct agoing
again NEGOTIATIONS between Montenegro and Turkey.
THIS oi course could only have been done by Turkey
coming forward with new proposition. which is that
the Noniencgins shall rcn0rnce their claim to
Ncsics on receiving large compensation Of
territory about Kooscbin. The idea
about Koloscbin seems only 10 have chance
of succrcdngf the ,ipnencgrins Will consent Ia rec
id,aon ~ the frontier ~ fivor ~ the Turhs in lie
WasGicvi',f disuCt. Tie MoutcIcciirs have hitherto
refused TINS Waso'cYich - part Of Monteucgfo jul
gg toward Sciyia TIE Turks are anxious 10 Widen
the distance between ,hc t"H prucp1utieS 50 a. I" i-
vent them, in The event OF fliurc hH'iiltrs from uniting
and cutting of herzegovina and Bosnia from the rest N
Turkey by SEEING the neck OF Turkish territory.
TURKISH COMMISSION TO BIZ APPOINTED.
The Posts Berlin correspondent says: Tic ncgOtia-
lions for a simultaneous disarmament will be conducted
on the part of TurSc, not bY an envoy, but by CON-
mission composed Of s";eral penipotcntaFcs, who are
about TO proceed to 81 Petersburg"
PEACE Nor EXPECTED BY THE TUaEq.
LovDON. Tuesday, April q, 1877.
The Sandards dispatch from CoustartnoJlc SAYS :
England, sancune expectations - TO the effect OF the
protocol are by no means shared tiore Turkey is
solved ma ever 70 resist interference, her internal
fairs IL RUSSIA choose Insist JoncncSros max
ing peace 1uT4Cy will probably consent 10 send en- agent
10 st. Petersburg 20 confer IN regard to Simultaneous
disarmament"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
THE TELEPHONE Ar PHILADELPHIA.
For other Foreign Ne,es see First Rage.

PHILADELPHIA, April I'm the Oper ting
room of the Western Union Telegraph Compan. this
evening a large number Of prominen, citizens assembled
10 witness the exhibition of Prof GTay's telephone,
which numerous airs were played by Prof. Pu3c)wltz
The sounds were transmitted 20 the audience assembled
IN Strinway Han, NcW-iOTk CITY TcicgIans were
ceiy ed from New Ork the conclusion a. each piece
de cbng the OF tc transmission aud The cnthu
siasn OF the audience In stciuway Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
LATEST FROM THE CHICAGO FLOOD.

CHICAGO, April 2.-The damage inside the
CITY limits is small compared with that to the farming
lands along the line Chicago and Alton Railroad
and the Despaincs Canal At late hour tonight the
wafer was rising again. aud reports from the surrounding
country are the effect tat all the streams are lull ana
the water gaining. No trouble IL anticipated III inc
business portion OF the CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
WHY MR.. HALL FLED.

The NTU, 1OTh
The secret of Mr.. Halls sudden departure is
reported 10 us rs growing ont of call Tor 100000 as a
MARI of the grand tuud 10 nc TCs!OIcGtO the city.
Mr. Ha il is sud- answered that he hd no sich sum
10 raw II il was jst to pay it, report comes to MS from
hbauy that senator who put through he Tweed char
ter 10 the tune of 100000 will refund. 10 Keep is
maine O II of print ana is also report that dhOlher
Senator received $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
Ga m. 46'. Noon. Az. 3 D m, 6o'. aiin as "o'
uirh URN day. 5J'. Lowest 10.
Average 44iso same day. 1875, 3Si4'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rrcroort House-Senator J. Donald Cameron or
pcnnsvIvaua FIN 1renue HOtst-G0v John r. Harii
Of Pensyvania and Congressman Fernando Mood R p
saan U0us-PrOf W. sumner OF Yale ConeRr, VI, ~
John DE witt philadelphia, exCongrcssman 'Shn ~ o
house of Poughkeepse and r. j.. Cgrn0dy u =
n%yJe Hots-John Tucker of philadelphia 81 Dehis oh
FxConcrcssman James NJ. Ashley OF OHIO Asgr nossmn
ati'ng ~ Hartford Nicholas HOtel-Ex
lam Evans of Colorado WesninSr HotetChief Engineer
nIIe Zcllrr II 4. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03

The hair is rendered soft and plable and
its vigorous growth promoted by the Timely 81 DR.
HAN Tone Besides good dressing for the hair, II IL
an excellent tonic Tor the scap and those threatened With
blldueSs would do well To give IL "A trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
COSTLY LITIGATION.

RECEIPTS AID EXPENDITURES IN THE RING SUIT
$500 $40 % RECOVERED AND $226,1l 81
SPENT.
Controller Kelly yesterday sent to the As
sembv a statement the receipts aud expenditures on
account of Ring suits" The money received by the
Acknowledgement WatsCn's estate and from Wood
ward amounts 10 S69O,849 3D. Of which S65S237 has
been paid INTO the City Treasury. Wheeler H. Peckham
has been paid %57,5Sl 10; Lyman Ireman, $4,000;
James Carter S607G; George Ticknor Curtis $4,000;
john X Porter $l2,499 20; Henry L. Clinton, $1,000;
Barlow IL Olney. S4,921 80 and five other lawyers.
S9Is6 Henry +. Taintor, accountant, has been paid
SOC 339 o. in addition clerk Gire and miscellaneous
expenses amounting to $l9,97l 20. Charles O'Conor
has been repaid cash disbursements, S5,136 TO- The
expenses thus far foot up $226711 34 as against coec'
lions S690s49 80. The Controllers statement, after
quoting the Assemblys resolution calling for the nfor
nation. proceeds as follows:
have honor TO transmit herewith Schedules A, i,
and G. eCntaining oG S S o Toted in
the city treasury 70 the credit 81 & mI re GGgTS S6
Charles $ Farchid Attorney General OF me SIae ana a.o
1sG s%S QUIZ Of S @one1s so reGo9aTad
schedule shows in detail all paymeDts OF liabilities ana
expenses fees and Otherwise amounting To- FlO
Dol IL by Finance Department upon duly
preparation therein provlei az follows 70 wit: .oooo
1873 SR1t ST. AMOUNT AMOUNT aPprCprScd $1,000
1s14. Chapter 30 amount appropriated .'.-. Z3ODU
1876, Chapter 2i2 amount appropriated .... 25'OOO.
yo,s, ................ $4,000
schiGSe shows N dc ali payments made BY Finance
Department account o liabilities and Expenses for counsel
fees ana 5nS @ C n ses am I also on ac
ccnH seric Of expcfs and accountants procuring and
presenting evidence IN suits ana T@eelgs relative 10
from arfeSage 1871 under the hority Of ClaterB
and 81 1872 and also IRON approiia toms Inade by
the Board Of Estimate and io So c on
from salaries Finance Departments" for 1873, lo74 and
1870 and also from appropriations tor DrosgTins ana Pre-
Committed prior January 1872 on the CITY and County of
oe%; Tsoe,ysa Sa qssSsaf Of Of Rs
shown by Schedu A, iS..-.. SbsOSi9 b2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03

CLOTHES WgINGERs of all kinds repaire'
promptly By Metropolitan Washing Machine Co, - CoruAhd
81, \. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03

VOGEL Bros, The only House
that sells FASHIONABLE CLOTHING at actual Low PIcs.
broadway cor Iioustonst aud Elghthayo, near 92dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
Announcements.

JTyDBORG's PERFUMES are commended TO
thor delcaoy and truthfulness to nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
DR, BiDWiY'S REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taseless elegantly coated for tho Of ell dis
orders the stomach ye bowels Kidneys bladder nervous
dseases headache cOstyeness ind gesOn. dys
persia Diousness Inflammation Of the bowels
tho internal yiscera Warranted
30 effect positive cure.
PEICE 20 CENTS PER BOX. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03

AT A CERTAIN Critical JCNCIURE
Married sdiT severely from nausea. Mllh OF MA
NKsIA AWAY relieves them,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
A certain deacon formed his sunday-scho,

line and maIchcd them along the aslcs hnalf III front
Singing Hold the Fort" The cOnste nation which
seized all parties at the second stanza-
the mighty host advancing,
satan leading on -"
can be better ma!incd than described. Deacon b
has objected to methods ever sincc-lChicago ALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03

man VIVA u the ngHtf" and away down the long visit,
Of street lam hear the echOns reply, WhaL of ve
uighl Like Pno hOwenny mansgOntO fin where T. pu
nlg kew when cr dOOrstuck plum full 4 stray keyh0es
Al, wbazler na.yer IT. ucnt"-I Burlington Hawk Eye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
MORE RING DEVELOPMENTS.

DENIALS BY PETER b. SWEENY.
BE DECLARES THAT HE HAS No REVELATIONS TO
MAKE AND NONE CAN BE TIUTHFULLY MADE
ABOUT HIM--IIE DENIES THAT lie Is ENGAGED
IN ANY NEGOTIATIONS FOR COMPROMISE
RING SUIT FIGUREs-ovER 100000 SPENT
AND LESS THAN 100000 THUS FAR REcov-
ERED-RECoRDER HACKETT UNDERSTOOD 10
HAVE RECEIVED DISPATCH FROM MR.. HALL
THE EX-MAYoR-s INTEREST IL THE LIFE OF THE
LOWER CLASSES ABROAD.
Peter ID. Sweeny ISSUES y card denying that he
has any revelation to make about Oakley Hail OF
any one else and that he is engaged in any negoia
tons for a compromise. He declares that no reve-
lations can be truthfully made about him. Con-
troler Kelly shows that $22G,711 81 has been eX-
pended in the Ring suits and the receipts thus far
from the Watson estate and from WOOD
ward - have been $690,S49 so. Recorder
Hackett has remarked to friends that lie
received dispatch from Oakley Hall on Saturday.
friend of the absent eX-Mayor says that he has
expressed repeatedly great interest IN the life OF the
lower classes in Europe, and proposed to study and
describe it. He.will now have ample opportunity
for such studies and descriptions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
MR.. HALLS MOVEMENTS.

| RECORDER HACKETT REMARKS To FRIENDS THAT HE
HAS HEARD FROM HALL-THE CURIOUS THEORY
OF A LITERARY ASSOCIATE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06
The Grain Trad Of ~8ax1a1ka.,

.g
The Mark Lane Eapress weekly review
Of the, grain trade says The cereal
yield Is turning out very deficient throughout
the country. Supplies Of home grown grain
are moderate, both at Mark Lane and in
country markets, and the English wheat is
generally In 4 deter,orated condition. The
smallness Of supplies may be accounted to
some extent by the fact that the present price
al wheat offers little inducements to farmers to
thresh, whereas barley is steadily improving
and there has been more disposition to mar
ket this than wheat. The mesgre supplies of
the latter are an indication Of an expectation
Of higher prices later on. Imports into Lon
don last week were again unusually heavy,re-
turns Of Monday showing the arrival Of over
100, 000 quarters, large proportion Of wheat
consisted Of Russian wheat, shipments of
which may be prolonged by the mildness OF
the season. Indian wheat Ia coming In freely.
Supplies received from those two sources add
ed to vast shipments from American Atlantic
ports, still better trade,. although during the
past fortnight it has exercised less depression
owing to the unsatisfactory yield Of the home
crop upon threshing. There has been a fair
consumptiye demand for most cases of wheat
off standard. Values remain stationary. High
or rates are demanded for maize which have
checked inquiry, but this article is still firm
while six pence to shilling per quarter more
has been paid for grinding barley. Oats trade
slow, but late rates maintained.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06
NARns Nnnma.

When the telegraph announced the discov.
cry by Prof. Hall that our neighboring
planet had two satellites, and the dispatch was
read the next morning at ten thousand Ameri.
can breakfast tables, what think you was the
effect upon the hearers? Some colloquy SINH.
lar to the following was sure to occur; Mars
has two moons, hey? Pass me the milk, Kit
ty. Strange, isn't it, that astronomers never
saw them before. Another chop, please I
wonder what they'll discover next? These
corn cakes are excellent. What's the latest
from Europe:' We have become so accus-
toned to startling discoveries and announce
mente, that We take them as q matter of course.
Even truth must appear in flaming colors to
make herself seen. The virtues of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets have been tested in ten thousand
households, whose inmates will tell YOU that
they consider the discovery and introduction
OF these remedies Of far greater Importance to
the world than the moons of Mars.
SHIPMAN, H., June Is, 1876.
DR.. r. V PIERCE, Buffalo, N.Y.:
Dear sir-Last fall our daughter-aged 49,
was fast sinking with consumption. Different
physicians had pronounced her case incurable.
I obtained one half dozen bottles Of your Gold
en- Medical Discovery. She commenced i'm
proving at once, and is now as hardy as pine
knot.
Yours respectfully,
REV. ISAAC n. AUGUSTINE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06
THE WORLDS DOINGS.

Grimes, Craulinals ana Casualties.
DR.. J. W. McWhorter of Athens, Ohio
was killed In . quarrel by his brother With a
shotgun. e = s.2 II
Tho outlaw, Rande, pleaded not guilty
in the Galesburg, nj, court, Friday, and his
case was set for trial December 18th on the
3Oth ult. =:
William Kelley, son of Pig-iron Kelley
was shot in Philadelphia, while riding In a
street car, by drunken negro. The wound
is probably not fatal. "...
Greenbaum, Runnyon and Stanford OF
Chicago, formerly West Park Commissioners
have been indicted for conspiracy to defraud
the city out Of 10000.
Henry Blackman, of Birming CHAM, Mich.
to whom his father had decided hih farm on
condition that he support his parents and sis
ter, quarreled with his mother and sister, and
shot and killed them both.
Robert L. Case, President Of the New
York Security Life Insurance Company, who
was convicted of swearing to false report to
the Superintendent Of Insurance, has been
sentenced to the State prison for five years.
The house of q negro woman named
Eliza Hurze in Sedalia, Mo. was burned during
her absence and two Of her children persisted
in the flames. The FIRE it is believed, was
started by Voudoo doctor named Eddy.
The trial of the Scranton, Pa, vigilants
composed of the most influential and pr0min.
ent citizens who quelled the riots on the lat Of
August, last, by firing on the mob and killing
three rioters, and who were indicted by the
grand jury Of Luzerne county, Is now In Pro-
grcss.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06
Personal ana lupersonal.

Bishop Marston of the M E. Church
died in St. Louis on the 98th
Mr.. Banning has introduced bill in
the House for the establishment Of branch
mint In Cincinnati.
A New York Columbia, s. c. special
says Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court
J. ]. Wright, colored, has resigned.
Thomas A. Stow, we'll known journ-
alist, and grand master Of the Ancient Order
Of United Workmen Of Ohio, died In Cleve-
land, Ohio, on the 2Sth.
Hon. E. H. Buckingham District At
tor1cy, died at Omaha on the 9sth Of heart
disease superinduced by violent boating exer
else when attending Yale College.
Gov. Hendricks lectured on the even
ing Of the 2Sth, In Indianapolis to a crowded
house. His subject was Revolution" which
was ably treated and well received by the
audience.
The jury in the case Of W. B. Highly,
tried in the dis trict court Of Portland for SUI
formation of perjury In connection with the
Grover investigation, rendered verdict of
acquitta!.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06
CAN GER.

I'M treatment of Cancer has become 10 interviewer
l. With Quackery that tho progressive Physician has
appeared unwilling to enter into the against the
feion ara almost totally ignorant Of this fearful and
most prevalent disease They regard Cancer
able because they do not underB and ito ortein or ma
tholosy consequently they merely try to alleviate tho
victim, w e1ard sneer a. cursbe In both form ~.
medollsry aud scirrhus We have used our remedies
In this country and Europe for tho last twenty
With especially 10 cases the womb
breast and ieee We earnestly solicit call from those
institute will visit those In any part Of country who
70 unable 70 call We nse neither knife, plaster nor
epecide Patients beginning treatment only pay
the medicines they receive I'M II they satisfied hey
improving. Fec for examination and consultation
$500 in allcases. All letters Of inquiry coDtain
~ our TIM - valuable and cannot be ven for
nothing Address all letters TO the Dr.
ROBERTSON, at once OF Institute,
- fremont Street. Boston
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06
RUSSIA'S WAR WITH TURKEY.

A Belgrade correspondent states that a
eervlan battalion recently crossed the frontier
near Vranitza to protect some Bulgarian
women and children. The Turks drove the
eervians back and many were killed and
wounded on both Sides The citadel at Anti
vasia stillholds out, encouraged by the assur.
anco Of relief coming by sea. A Corfu dis
patch reports Turkish feet Of ironclads and
transports passing there and expected soon at
Antivari. The prince OF Montenegro is there.
A special from Paris reports the Turks hold a
strong prosition at tho head OF the Orchanic
de6le and have abandoned the town of Orchanic
for strategic reasons.
A Russian official dispatch says the
Turks on the morning Of the 26th, violently
attacked the Twelfth corps at Tirstekin and
Metchka. After six hours Of severe fighting
the Turks were repulscd and pursued until
night. The Turkish loss must have been
extremely heavy. Tho Russian loss, was
800, including largo number Of officers
Simultaneous demonstrations against Polo
marka and Kazelva were repulsed with tri.
aing loss.
A Vienna correspondent states that ru-
nors Of negotiations for surrender Of Plevna,
are eontradieted from the Russian camp itself:
Turkish prisoners moreover, assert that o.
man Pasha has supplies for many weeks, and
That he has addressed his officers, announcing
his Intention to hold out to the last man.
0ther owing to these reports or other In.
formation, It seems the expectation of the
Russians Of speedy surrender are somewhat
diminished.
There is great panic in Sophia, and
the inhabitants are fleeing. It is feared the
Russians are approaching Sophia and Talar
Basardjix. Aehemet Ali has notified the war
once that he cannot attempt to relieve Plevna
unless strongly reinforced. Great efforts are
being made to reinforce him. Chevket Pasha
b under arrest and will be contaminated for
not attempting to take Teliche. The Rus
SLAMS are raising works against the forts Of
Erseroum, and building barracks for troops.
Great excitement prevails in STEAMBOAT on
account lof the calling out Of the reserves,
and disturbances are expected. All servants
OF the police have been armed with revolvers,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06

Millions Of bottles Of BuRSET7's COCAINE
have been sold during the: last twenty years,
In every civilized country, and the public have
rendered the verdict that it is the cheapest and
best Hair Dressing in the world,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06

The jury in the case of A. 81. n. Stiles
indicted At Portland, Oregon for perjury In
connection With the Grover Investigation.
have disagreed aud beea discharged. They
stood eleven for conviction and ono for acquk.
tal A new trial he been ordered.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06

Given Away.-A superb pair OF sxs Chromos.
worthy 70 frame and adorn any home. and Three
literary paper full Of ths choicest htortes Po
et!y sent Free to al senaine Fifteen
Co. ls2 VIII am st. n Y. guarantee every one Double
Value OF none! sent 1850 In prizes and big pa given
to agents. Write 1T once.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06

fsoion. .ec Bounty and Claims Of al kinds prompt
Necueeted So3den disabled In the service (tnuuGh but
fhty2 Gan ct pension II dead tho widow child can
r. Hcst pensions can BE- inc.e.sed. II dschazfed
ply At ones OF !ou viii 30 too late Have bad h!e
Aren't Letters chssrfuiy answered and full Informs
20 oven ee whsre stamp inelosed. Send 100 foe
Bounty and Feosaou Laws. Please give mo trial.
Addrse e. =. WEEDEN, Chicago, I'll.
~ No shas8ss anjees slaim + aa1owsd and paid