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FOREIGN. |
Great Activity Reported In
the English Navy De-
partment.
Sudden Orders Dispatched to
tho British Mediterra-
mean Fleet.
Russian Official Report Of the
Losses ut tho Capture
of Pleynn.
Over -Four Thousand Turks Killed
and Wounded in That
Fight.
The Invaders Will Push
Across the Balkans and
Open Negotia-
tions.
Vague Report of Another
Russian Victory Near
Elena.
Osnnan Pasha Addresses a
Caustic Note TO the
Sultan.
Scenes and Incidents In and
About pievna Before the
Surrender.
A Full List Of the New Cabinet
Selected by Dufaure.
The Choice Approved by Mac
Mahon and the Left.
Scenes and Incidents In and
About pievna Before the
Surrender.
A Full List Of the New Cabinet
Selected by Dufaure.
TIE SITUATION.
D8MtN pAHfIAs

osMAN PAHuA.
tBy Cable to 7Ae Chicago Tribunal
LONDON, Dec, ia q. m.-Acconnts agreo
that Osrnau Pasha'H army did not reach
10000 mon, and probably did not much OK
coed 81, 900. Osman Pasha will arrive in
Bucharest today. About the 1st Of Decom.
bcr 1t was stated TINT he Ind sent informa.
ton to Constantinople Of his ability to hold
ont indefinitely,
THE nEVEnBE wA8 TRuE.
Ills communication was seyers nEraign-
ment Of the Turkiah Administration for in
capacity and intrigue, AZ ho wished to
rctreat to Orkinhioh before Plevna was
entirely invested, Tins uniting with he
homot Ais army and saving his own.
11o refused further Obedience to
tho Constantiuoplo Government, but said he
should hold ont till the last for the sake OF
Ills own reputation. Tho bulk of the Rus
sian troops at Plevna will go to reinforce tho
Ozarowiteh, though possibly he may not
mood them. Particulars Of
TIE battle ON TIE RIVER LON
cannot be learned tonight, but II was q
serious affair. At Bucharest II was reported
that Elena hsx been Eecaptured with 1900
Turkish prisoners.
Important ordors wcro dispatched to the
british aeot At Deaika BAY at tho close OF the
Cabinet meeting yesterday, aud tho war
steamer Rupert has left Constanttnopla
in haste to convey them to tho
Admiral. Another Cabinet Council will bo
held tomorrow, at which every member Of
the Cabinet will bo present, a special Quesn'a
messenger having been sent to each Minis
ter, It would seem impossible that England
should take any warliko steps. yet there is d
widespread feeling that somo sudden aotIon
may occur to hurry her into q position
equivalent to belliserouoy. Probably TO-
morrow will decide.
At TIN OPENING OF TUE TuBx1sH FAn1tA-
no mention was made by tho Sultan Of tho
recent defeats, or Of any projects for poaco.
but rather determination to continue hght-
Ing indefinitely.
IN YRANoH
the crisis In ended by the acceptance Of the
Dufaare Ministry by MacSlahon. Tho uost
important members ara Maoera, Interior ;
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MISCELLANY.
itlnKAT tN I,Kltt.fk.

BERLIN, Dec. A.-1t IL stated that an En-
glishman haa been arrested here At tho request
OF the German military authorities on charge
Of treason against the Empire. Ife had plans
ot Metz and other foEtEesscs In hts possession.
GERMANY AND NICARAGUA.
LONDON. Dec. 14-6a :. ma dtspateh from
Berlin saya the German corvette Leipzig haa
been sens to support tho claims OF tho ueru,zu
envoy sga!ust Nicaragua.
MUNH.
IioMY, Dec. 1a-Thc date OF holding tho Con-
slstory has teen postponed from tho 17th to tho
alst Inst. THIS Vatican Is In permanent dellber-
alton concerning the convlavv.
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NEw E0KK. lee. 13,-%'oal coMpsnlos and fsl1-
roads that do the carrying tsade wets u conference
to-day regarding tho formation OF = combination,
and, af.sf short exchange Of sentiments, took =
gecess.
Upou 1ssassmb1ing. tho plan Of combination snb-
mlttel b. Mr. Howxn befufe tho recess wAs cis.
cussed bot was It il said. not satisfactory to al
present. After consultation. tho meeting wa ad-
}ourncd to Tuesday no1& 1t tue samu place, Thomas
dickson. Ut tho Delaware J. lluts0n Canal Cotu-
pany; =. D. uowau. Ut phl!aaepha, and tbs
heading Coal aud !ron Company; aud Il. P. 6aJrs,
Of the LshIgh Valley Company. were appointed i
eomr1,tteu TO prepare ffeAh plan on which conf
htnaiipn bu formed. and 10 report lhtik psopa.
siuans It the nc1t meeting.
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What Is Good Enough, Money for the
People Is Coed Enough for
the D0ndholder,
Nothing but an Unconditional Surrender
to Their Demands Will Satisfy
the People.
Speeches by Judges Lawrence,
Booth, and Miller, William
Bross, and Others.


4 GRAND TURNOUT.
The metropolis Of the Great Northwest last eyep.
the the Of s,ser It mustered nj M H. foees
- n,s..,s ., -" 80 ~.
IN tn s,ensh .na snts1ea It. .n sn'e. RFe.s.t
prats m IT, they h..s srs.ay ,e.ped. arc .,llt se.ar.
mined to iii ther Golfers 10 otsfaor'as though ths
topisy: '. ''0''N ~ '"'' "''''''''''' ''A~'
SHORTLY after o'clock tho ase.: ., The ~.
lsos'nace a. tue corner o. a. ns'kes .n ana AoaToe
ne se %ets of the a9,e's Of ns
nv ot
Of he a1ssass poi!is. meeting. The .osss.sout.
.oens waa ans ssss !" h %
:sess 50 w ~ 4. ssn.'sa's y Wig es,:sa :! h.
inaasnss WE t!,e lay. 10 a.. district: On tho
contfary the auditorium sad galleries OF tho vast
Tabernacle wore allied to tho fullest capacity Of
-. Iii. -, ".-r... -, ,ta,,I,.,,. n,,,1.. ,",
tet; WIN an eatnet. ano 'nte'''Rsn. aaa,enee. "no
against The continued ost.ac!s.n ot a!lses ~ a
lesa!.tendsr.
chants. manufacturers. doctors. builders. law
ycEs' ana Al! Fanks of traee. sna trade'men bad
% sen. ass,ss.., ~ em a" "ao @ "a -, ko~n u'a.
rseea shs ns
@'''h''on; 1nono THOSE WHO rrnr puz,..7
wsro tbs % following: :. @ i. SpaS. ]. % Il. D.o,.tle,
Auncr Taylor. john Hancock, judge II, Il. H.
w.. mahaee' ,Ha' Sonnet'' ~. acnay. ~: a. ufain'
Wl;rai ". A. ' Hand cu GhamSss}.ia '; q1o.sne. M ~
ii.o.:. % fs; so" % M is:Sa.
1:a%a: tfsnS q!Ssf g,S K'aF 5qd*s l.Sxs + T
Gatrss: EiiiSst Asntasu!. sai, Sa.to,. JulIan =
Lawre1;ce, Atcnsel Eyans. samuel Ashton,
y. ii. wsksnian.. i. I. t;oode!l, 4. &.
EE.ages: EEg,:. en.UoF' a1t 'ona L; nasefilGs. John
fors5Me. Ftot' =. ~. NagSs usPa!5 Cor
oaef ho1h. a: q: MfiRht. tlmon Fof.an.
=. =. MhhoNasy' y. T. noJhten, =. iHAsa Fox.
Il =; M.cnA1u. H. - tas"es tsoae.. i1m. 1a"!ss
, 1877-12-14
THE SILVER DOLLAR.

THE SILVER DOLLAR.
Chicago on Behalf Of the Ma.
ton Demands Its Re-
monetization.
Five Thousand Business Men In
sfst upon 1t in Mass-N[eet-
lug Assembled.
The Gilded shylooks Denounced for
Their Unsuitable Greed
and Rapacity.
Silver Abolished Through
Concealment, Decep-
ton, and Fraud.
Tho People Robbed Of Their Earnings
fer the Benefit Of tht Bond
holders.
President Hayes Warped and Mis-
guided by Interested Con-
stitutionat Advisers.
Silver q Logar- Tender for Small
Amounts Is at Best Class
Legislation.
What Is Good Enough, Money for the
People 1s Coed Enough for
the Dondholder.
Nothing but an Unconditional Surrender
to Their Demands Will Satisfy
the People.
Speeches by Judges Lawrence,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
"LOSI AND WON"

A RUNAWAY BooKKaEpEg-AvARIcE LOVE,
SYMPATHY AND GOOD LUCK.
Detectives OiCOpnor aud Fields, OF the District At
torneys Office, took tho Staten Island ferry boat on
Friday evening They landed ut Quarantine, and with
patience and philosophy awaited tho arrival OF the
steamship Donau. Az bali-past six O'CLOCK tho ox.
pected craft gdod through tho Narrows. aud alter
warning the mcai1a occ OF her arrival dropped her
anchor The detectives woEt on board aud re-
quescd an Introduction to Mr. Horace Baker. Tho
young man was loungng IN the saloon and his
carly. callers permitted him admire tho surround
inss ut leisure IL may well be stated at the outset
that tho visit OF Mossrs. OConuor and Fields was not
OF a friendly character. on the 18th or November
last Baker boogkeepcr IN the employ Of Mcasrs.
Mulock 4 Campbell. lawyers, OF Toronto, Canada. lie
was requested by them deposit the oil o52 80
IN tho DOMINION Bank OF that CITY. nnzed doubtless,
with the possession OF this cheerful SUN Mr. Baker
forgot his mission TO tue bank, pocheted the cash anu
tho passbook Aware that his rnscNiiy
would soon DO developed Baker, with his WHO
and Two children. following the example OF other
young gentlemen oi his caiibrc, fled 10 Europe. Mr.
Cumppeil member OF the victimizcd nrm, followed
hin but tailed % overhaul him. Meanwhile the DIS
tTicl Attorney Office IN tis city WAS nOtihcd of the
event aud Detectives OConnor and Fields al
reclod to .'bear hand They learned that
on the Hamburg steamer Donau for ths
CITY, Mr. Muock, another inembor OF tnc
lfm, VINO arrived IN Now York Thursday,
proceeded down tie bay TO greet his quondam
cmployc. but with tho Interview all resentment
ceased, ana sympathy unsoutcd Indignation. During
tho voyage Mrs BAKER had given brth heir, and,
view OF The unfortunate condition Of ailurG--lhc
appeal OF the sick woman ana the repentance oi the
criing Iathcr--Nr Mu,ock waved all Complaint
More ihan tns, when the Donau arrived at wharf
Hobohcn, where Mr. McDonoheh the CAioi OF
Ponce, on tho LOOKOUT, Mr.. Mulock cared ior the
lady and her children
O'Connor, however, took his charge IN tow-that ~
he informed Baker that Ee arrest. .'But,
my boy said Baker, II 'avu't ad my breakfast.
You know caunI so hon hempty stomach ''Nu
appetite when you got nup town. 'Ana,n taid De-
tccsye Fisds you're just Ia umc for the boyslcrs
"Caunt ave n bottle Of Iatss before i
go?n Inquired Mr.. Baker. "No,n SAID O'Con-
nor, 81 wouldn't ndyisc you, because tho
voyage sometimes injuries tho imported
commodity AZ al events, Mr. Baker taken 10
The District Attorneys Office. Assistant District Al.
torney Bell had already hsencd 10 the urgeut appeal
o1 Mr Muock to Eet the wanuefcr Tree, and there pe-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

THE WORKINGMEN'S CONGRESS.


AT Pythian Hall, in Newark, yesterday, the Work.
ingmeh's Congress held Its fourth days session. and
almost the entire day taken In erng
agreeing upon platform. Finally adopted
declaring that hereafter the party should be known
slhc Socaiistic Labor Party" that all the means OF
labor SUCH lands railroads, telegraphs, and
the like shall become TIE common property Of the
people; the adjustment OF the wages system and tho
substitution instead OF cooperative productions With
Just distribution oil It's rewards the organization OF
sociaistic labor ana trade unions that egnt hours
shall be tho normal working day; the establishment OF
bureaus OF labor statistics nil Statos, officers
elected by the people prohibition OF the OF prison
labor by private employers and oi tue employment
children under fourteen OF age industrial
tablismens gratuitous Instruction In all educational
institutions; strict laws making all employers liable
OF justice all courts OF law the abolition OF all
laws iorbdcing workingmen to strike; tho proposal
aud rejection OF all important laws by the people only,
and system OF prompt removal Of all unworthy pub
lie o.icera
RESOLUTIONS.
After the adoption OF the platform 1t asrosolvcd TO
hold national convention every Two years. Mr..
Justus Scnwab, OF New York, acting delegate for
California In the congress- offered tue following rcso-
lution, which was unanimously adopted:-
Resolved. That the importation OF tho so-cailcd cooe
cmigrints e. ts country or the OF cnrchng
itasts Is double both 10 the American rkiug
forcing Him into competition With cyos labor
the time reiins the poor aud despised
subhs TO contracts which onsiaves him. and that All
aud treaties ado aud subsidies granted by
ernment 10 iayor their Introduction be repealed. amended
abb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
L'Arr AND THE ART JOURNAL.

L'Art, OF the dato OF December 0, dcyotes number
pages the conclusion OF Gcorgc Bergers essay
"Io Poussin," illustrated by eight admirable cuts
after his works. Eugene V6ron continues bis "LEcolc
Iraneaisc dc Penture Oh 1S77p in wach hc severely
oriticscs ala grandc pcuturc," which, he says, to
day Is Iaborcd, without dash or Imagination. In The
series, .'Les Muses. do Province" which proves
very interesting, is treated under the head 'Musco
Lille Donyo's portrait OF tho painter Savage \.
Houdoy writes about Sebastian Bourdon's 'Portrait
u ArchitcctD in the preceding number. The
''plancho hors teStcn Is Gs' tho etching OF Henri
Kcynaultb painting IN the Luxembourg, Execution
saus Jugement les Rois Maurcs dc Grcnade''--a
really magnificent piece OF work.
The Arl Journal Tor January-D Appleton Co.'S
q remarkably inc number, OF an excellence which 1t
Is 10 be hoped viii be continucd throughout the year.
The steel cugravines are w Grcatoachs rendering "
George III. BoJghtons "Jud9mcht OF Woutcr van
rwiler,D Henrcttc Browns sad '.Alsacc," engraved
By \. Hall, nnd an excellent engraving oil J. q. A.
wards statue oil Shakespeare IN the Central Park
Tho opening article, with four large and very fine
wood onpfavings, Is Farmount PARK, Philadelphia.
MI Warren 10 70 DO congratulated ON has Inc Wow VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
THE kinney ABANDONMENT CASE.

Tho examination In the Kinney abandonment case
was continued before Judge Morgan, Jefferson Star
ket Court, yesterday afternoon. Mr william o. Kin
zey, the defendant ana Mira. Adelaide Kinney, the
painun, We're both present with their respective
counsel a Mr. Smith, from Broomc street testified
that she had pledged her diamonds With bin suIao
time ago, aud Miss Green testified chat she had pur
chased from Mrs kinzcy all the attcrs interest the
toarding house She hnd been conducting All the los
timony ycs!crdgy was 10 provo that Airs. Kinney was
without adequate means oil support. Tho iuul hear
Ing OF Tho was. adjourncd TIL TOMORROW nine
A AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

Belmont Glen, and Mr. Moran his picture on
wood, really very admirable. FOREST OF the Wissa
hcson.' X. T. Pritchett's "Norway," with exceed
ngfy unhriistic cuts by the author, is continued
nicely illustrated and Interesting article is ON "New
Boston Churches There Is an illustrated review on
a late work by Jacquemart On n "Hissory OF Furni-
ture." Lewellynn Jewetrs ancient Irish Art' is
continued, "a is Percy Ftzgeraids "Art OF Dressing
aud Being Dressed.n In 'sfhc Homes OF America"
Hon. John Jay nicely illustrated and written
aboat by Martha j. Lamb. The wood engraving alter
Landeiie's hne Salon picture, "Salmacls.' Is very
charming, rejecting credit 10 artist, dfauGhtsnan
and ergraver There Is COSBY, interesting letter
about "Frcnch Brc-a-Bracn by Lucy II. Hooper,
short article on the Loan Exhibition BY NJ. L. W. s.,
and a number OF art noles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPTION.

The preparations for tho Martha Wash ngton Rccep-
ton OF 81. johns Guild tho night OF February %
rapidly progressing aud the managers Of tic affair
are cxeruag every effort 10 make IL eclipse all pre-
vious receptions. The Academy OF Music and Nils
son Han have been engaged The sale or boxes ana
tickets will commence January 10. The former can
bc secured on and alter that date w application Mr
g. y. WAITE Mt tho ndsor HOTEL the headquarters OF
The committee. Tho pronis arisng from the reception
will be applied by the Gud The relief Of tho poor,
tho Floating Hospital aud tho sanitarum to DO cgtab
lsLcd IN connection with Tho latter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

Mrs. Catherine Brown, who was arrested several
days ago for stealing album, worth So from Full
ton street store, was released on bail by Judge
Walsh, Brooklyn, yesterday. Her husband, who ~
Snid TO be 10 comfortable circu stances. deposited
WIN tho Court 5000, lieu OF security, iof her
appearance Tor examination on Saturday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

ting alternative In the matter, the arrest being
merely matter OF courtesy TO tho Dominion govern
ment, Mr.. Bell promptly consented To the application
Tor the prisoners discharge. IL said that Efforts
would be made to send the parties back TO England,
where their relatives 1--we.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
FOREIGN AIT AND STUDIO NOTES.


L'Hiusirctioa OF December S has a line wood en-
craving of 81 Mery's very admirable Salon picture,
ssGhacun Pour SoLv
nnc portrait OF an old man in black crayop, by
Lugneau, has just boon presented 10 the Louvre by
NJ. Gatcaux
Messonnier is painting pendant to his "Charge Of
CuirassiASs at Waterloo II represents curassicrs
ranged in heroic immobile array ready Tor action
tho early morning. 1t Is said Will surpass the III
picture. II goes to the Exposition.
Doallle Is at work for the exposition painting
representing Napoleon, FIRST Consul IN Egypt. tho
scene Is just alter vicloryin the centre, Napoleon
on horseback Dy him General Kleber and Il brilliant
staff and to tho right group Of prisoners tho
gorgeous costumes oil the East.
Tho duendaai say that the present exhibition Of
the Institute OF Painters IN Water Colors the
and probably the most interesting gathering oi draw
ings by living artists which they have some
tine. W. NJ Rossetli, in tue academy, the
trary, states that 1T presents iltlo Tor special
marH, though enough Tor MISUNDERSTANDING modcr
atc--approval"
AZ tho late meeting OF the Royal Academy Mr.
Norman shaw, architect, ana Mr. Orcnardson painter
were elected H. A. s.
Mr. Watts has nearly completed lilo size nguro OF
Joan OF Arc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
CLAIRMONr SAVINGS BANK.

In tho courl Of oyer and Tcrmincr, yesterday, Mr..
Sherman Broadwcll. late president Of the Clarmont
Savings Bank, pleaded guilty TO tho charge pcr-
Jury Tor wnion he mas been indicted Wy tho Grand
jury. Tho day Tor the Iral was not nxcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30
MDERMorT HELD IN BAIL.

James McDcrmo,t. recently indicted by the Grand
jury OF Kings county ior staobng Charles L. Rams.
dcn arrested yesterday and required - furnish
bail 10 await his trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-30

Tho Christmas Graphic was fine number, in which
we note Piqaets etching OF Kaemmerer's "a Mar
rage Procession" and Charles Mcttas' admirable
design for the story "A White jasmine" In tho
G,apasc OF the 9th noted Cusach's pleasing draw
ing OF the reception President Hayes at tho Union
League Club II Is carefully and seriously drawn, n
noticeable point being the lkcnegses sketches
OF work on the Gilbert Elevated Road wue also nicely
gwen.
In Boston they expect good Art Clab exhibition in
January.
W. IL. Chase's "Apple Thief, Is on exhibition in st.
LOUIS. Picture sales IN ST. Louis do not seem to DO
Auccessos II We Judge from recent prices.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29
County Road Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that an application
having been made on the lS day of November
1877 TO the County Board of Supervisors of
the county of Grant, and state of Wisconsin,
by more than forty-fve freeholders residing
in said county of Grant and more than fifteen
OF said number residing in each of the several
towns of Cassville, Waterloo and Potosi, in
said county, said application being for county
road TO be laid out, described as follows to
wit
Commencing at the house of Urias Reed,
near the Northeast corner of the Northwest
quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section
twenty-seven can, in town North of range
four az West running thence South, to the
Southeast corner OF said Northwest quarter OF
Northeast quarter. Thence West to the Wa
terloo and Cassville road.
And also applying to vacate the road now
existing commencing at the above mentioned
house of Uras Reed, and running in South
westerly direction to where the above road
intersects said Waterloo and Cassville road ;
and also to vacatc 81 much of said Waterloo
and Cassville road as runs through the land OF
John Nichols, and lay out road III the place
thence or the line where the same is now trav-
cled commencing near the Southeast corner OF
the Southeast quarter OF the Northwest quarter
of Section twenty seven (27) town 5 range 4
running thence in Westerly direction to in-
ersect the old road, and said application hav>
ing been by said comfy Board of Supervisors
duly referred TO the committee on county high.
ways.
We the undersigned, said committee will
meet on the goth day Of December, 1877, at IL
o'clock in the forenoon, at the house of Urias
Reed, in said town of Waterloo, near Burton
Post Office, to decide upon said application.
Dated Lancaster, Wis, November Is, 1877.
JoRS G. CLARK,
JESSE WAGSER,
john HESKEL,
H. NJ. Bowen,
THos. STEPHESs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

Disease and Death, when they reach our
own households. are too serious for jesting, We
use our best endeayors 70 drive off the dread
messengers and are only happy when we feel
that they are at a distance. At the first ap-
proach Of that fell destroyer, Consumption, IN
the shape of cough or slight cold as we'll as
more severe Bronchial or Catarrhal Conn
plants We should at once use Ellert's Extract
Of Tar and Wild Cherry. 1t has no superior
in such cases. Every bottle warranted to give
satisfaction. Sold by all druggists. Sst5l
There is no earthly boon more precious than
good health, and it behooves its possessor to
endeayor to retain it, Ifyou are assailed
with such provoking ills as sick headaches, tor
mid liver. sour stomach and general feeling
OF WEAKNESS and disgust, don't so and commit
suicide. bu, take Ellert's Daylight Liver Pills
and be cured Sold by all druggists. Sst5l
Mothers will find DR.. Winchels Teething
Syrup jus. the medicine TO have in the house
for the children, it will cure colds, coughs,
sore throat and regulate the bowels, try Is.
Sold by all druggists. Sst5l
rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and bruises
will be relieved by Uncle Sans Nerve and
Bone Eminent, sold by all druggists. Sst5l
Dis:empers, coughs, colds, fevers and most
of the diseases which horses, cattle, sheep, hogs
and poultry are subject to are readily over
come and cured by using Uncle Sans Condi-
ton Powder according TO the plain directions.
Sold by all druggists. SSt5l
Uncle Sans Harness Oil fills and closes the.
pores of leather, effectually preventing the eng
trance of dampness, dust, &c, and renderine
the harness soft and pliable, while at the sam
time increasing its durability. Sst5l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

byusing HrGaIss' GERMAN LAUNDRY Soar
Ask Yourself these Questions.

Are you Respondent sufferer FROM sick
head ache, habitual costiveness, palpatation
of the heart Have you dizziness of the head?
Is your nervous system depressed Does your
blood circulate badly 4? Have you cough
Low spirits coming up of the food after
eating Fac, &C., All of these and much more
are the results of Dyspepsia, liver complaint
and indigestion. Green's August Flower is
now acknowledged by all druggists to be a
positive cure 2,4O0 900 bottles were given
away in the United States through druggists
to the people as a trial. Two doses will sat
isfy any person of its wonderful quality in
curing all forms of Indigestion Sample bot
ties 10 cents. Regular size rs cts. Sold pos
itively by all first class druggists in the United
States.