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, 1877-09-04
ITEM s.

The General Ticket mud PASSENGER Dcpart-
u.ent OF tho Chicago u Eastern Illinois lsall-
roaa. formerly tho Chicago, panyille Il Vim
penncs tsaiisuah lhs been divided. All matters
pertaining tu tho Tivkct Department have been
transferred to Mr. a. 8. DunlIam. Secretary and
AuLItuF. All COMMUNICATIONS ralatlye to Tates,
4ivisious ctr., should Gu addressed hereafter to
the All,litns'A Utilize.
III. j. II. Faye, licncral Ttrkct and Passenger
Agent VI tho Gsana lsapids s tMdiaha Railroad,
ias resiguet Its position. THIS department has
beon ps.c,i in clmltEu OF MIR. a. Il. 1cct, ucn-
erA Freight Agent, who Will hereafter sport the
tIt!5 VI ticuurul Frcfuht aud Passenger Ascut of
u liz Gran.l lIaplts 4: Indiana Railroad.
3tcskrs. 4. J. atcCurmtvk and nWtsht ":
Kryes hare been appointed Aaststant dcileraa
Freight Agents Of ths Chicago, Milwaukee, u
it. raul ha!ruatl. tho former fnr all divisions
west ol thc Mississippi. and tue latter Tor at!
divisions rust nf tho Mississippi.
Mr. George u. Manellcster. pstvate secretary
o: ". D. Strong. ol t!sc
CA,eaxo, Burlington 4 tlnnvy tlaslr''ad, las
mat returned Ifunl All extcsnlcl trip to tho
Whilr Mountain. and Cape Anu. :.
Thu article IN yckseriaY's 'rHIHuA1 on "Shall
the Railway Companies Aianase the Express
Uusinr4sr' was ast,lentally credited ~ tic
Aai wstY t;astttr. while tic rrcllt SHOULD have
been giYen u tho RaaUoy l'ttfte.
, 1877-09-04
HEALTH ON A Sure BASIS,

in order to eatablIth health On 1 suFe basis, The
enircb!ed tyste,n must acquire additional Sigor.
And yet. psient ~ this fact ia, ana widely known
the seli- treatment II dlae4se, and physicians arc
very oftrn equally rentss, sesarttnx to The ~ Of
pals.es which affect symptom. onIy. snd ~ to
should b., inuigorattos. Tho main rcaSoa wig,
liossaszr's Etnnlach uttiefa ats 20 successful n
overcoming dlseAss IL that they impart Vitality
where It IL drhc!ent and thus build up super"
strcfura for exhausted natusu 10 reeupsrats upon
The Hitter also improve ths appelite, soothe sao
nesvuus sJsten when ovefftEafnet. and sra y
gcniRl and agreeable medicinal sttnulsns. With
basis Of pure Spirits holding In solutlou botanic
eleplSpt& Of tbs RteattAt sf1c2cy.
, 1877-09-04

loxpoS, Sept. :.-'rLe r'Icrarca correspond
cnt NJ tho 17mes Communicates tho fullpnl lpE: !:
"liu.art lusla wr,lcs u Tho Lovant Ntyaa
declaring utterly rltiuus thu published details
OF tlc alleged light between tho Turkish iron-
clal Fcltrtboulcnl and TIC Russian merchant
steamer vcsta. Tho vessels, tle says, wcso never
within two niles OF euxll uthcr. Thr irohclau
received only 0lc spent ahnt, doing no damage.
This Captain did nut know itc had Injured thu
Russian stga,nrF, anl lle did not pursue hcr, ~
htA vessel was ovcrlatleu Will, a deck cargo Of
guns aud ammunition fhr Halclna.H
1HkHCE.
Tho Duke Of Edinburg arrived nt Athens on
tho iron-clau sAltau, and visited tAo King and
Queen, TITS British Government, fearing ho
wonll scctn to eountcaanco The war party, tc1e-
graphical that t,u must lcavo immediately. liz
left tho same cyuning.
, 1877-09-04

AUGUSTA, Ga. Sept. a-Tle City Council to-
day passed the following " u unanimous vote.
The City Council |. entirely Democrat,c:
Wn1nsAs. ftncs hts ansuxufatlon ~ ltesiden! Of
the United ttate4 NutheEfersl Is: Hayes has
lsust eunaded TO bis xecpI,,a In .siriet nr..
CO.. idancs with the topstItat,oa aud laws oe
i1s cuunirY; has cnus4SoEeu II purify the
Civil Ssrylse 1t tbs Gose4uucut has testoIed local
salf government To tho South: has manifested 4
pipCste desire to desisoY sectional feeling. 70 hra
thu wounds Of war, aud R!ss peace 10 1 portion ea
lhs Inuu " greatly 10 need Vt IT. BLESSINGS; and
WuEuEAs, Thesv thlnEa cattle hipa 70 The ~
speet and appsoyA3 Of all Xood Citizens. irrespective
ol eaIsy;.. A.. ....a i, -,asa
, 1877-09-04
THE nINKETiNG GOVERNORS,

NEW YoRK. Sept. a-Thc Governors Of sever
nj States arrived here this afternnoun by ths
Pennsylvania Railroad, and were cssnr1ed BY tho
Cotuu,!ttec Of the Chamber Of Co1nncfre and
Mayor ElY to the Filth Avenue Hotel. Tho
vtsitoss were met at Cape May bya co,n.nttto
from the Chamber Of Commerce. who escorted
them to Trenton. where . formal reception was
rendered them BY tiav. Betic md staff in tho
State. House. To-mnrYnw the HoycrtlUrs Will
he given Il grand reception In the City Hail. aul
Afterwards taken on an excursion srounl tho
haFhot.
, 1877-09-04

W1IKxsaARnE, ra., Sept. a-Qoy. Eartranft
finished tho inspection Of tho State troops In
this vicinity and left tho city to-day. During
tho present week tho Sixth Division, from
western Pennsylvania, under command Of Maj-
Gcn. Pearson, vim has been on duty here atncc
tho beginning Of the strike, will be relieved md
ordered home. Tho tiovcrnor has decided to
Withdraw from this valley all tho militia except
tho regiment Of three.nonth snen now nearly
recruited aud ready to report here, under coa.
,,a,ui Ut Col. ilnwartl. Tho Twentieth RcEt'
mcnt, PHILADELPHIA troops, Col. Bonnalor
commanding, will rcmalN here until the changes
orc enthusiastically cifcclcd, guarding tho various
col!icrics.
, 1877-09-04

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pu.,,an ,,,vI.Ion ~ni",, v,ll cro.. thc Danube
ani cut.r scrr,on ,crrit,rv IA rrnccted there II
!, toi,os"a ,,,., u,..,o;, ,1tvI,ton viii, two
,,,,r,,,,ts,, ,i,,.,,,,. su,t fhr s.,y,,n Timok
Cnr,. Iii oncr.tc ooointt WittIn and Ioftcha.
n.rsR r4,u..
7o,ror scnt. a-rurthcr aecounta from
s1,;,,n,o no mi confirm thc renort that Baker
r..,,. I. ,n1s.fu1 0n Inn ct,n,,s,v. The T,,e.
,r,h,. tI...cnlar .ncria1 sav, In l,as been dec.
.,,,tc,, with ,l,r nr,,cr NJ t1amar,,
r,,.t,tr tn.,r. IN rnn 31.r.
f,oouy,srttnxs. srnt. ..-The following OH.
e,al statement In. lcen f,sutd: "Ths Russian
, 1877-09-04

md four companies Of the Second Cavalry fot
tho new post on tho Rig Horn River Twn
more companies will Join him at Medicine Bow.
The Second Cavalry has this year participated
in the Inlk,n fights under Gems. Miles, Glib
bon, and Howard, and has had many Ut its
mcmtcra kille.l and wounded. Tho services Of
the regiment have bcen nf tho mist valuable
thar% ter. and tn every actton It hah added tn
1t. anc reputation. The men and sorscs that
left the post arc in excellent condition.
, 1877-09-04
MORTUARY,


Special DlspalcA Il T1s 9rbsHf.
LAWRENCE, Ka,., Sept. A-Tao funeral os
e1.Goy. Wilson Shannon WIS attrnded by fully
zoo citizens Of Lawrrnec ard osrr 100 citizens
Of Kansas City, Topeka. Leasenwortl,, Ottawa.
and other ucicnhortnc places. Ao eloquent
e,,tory VIA pronounced bY the Rev. Cbarie4
Reynolds, Q: sto Epis opal Church. The funeral
roftcge was more than i mile IN length. 81 tx.
Henatyc ceremony and so largo an attent'inro
has not been known hero tiucc the death Vi Gen.
iRnd.
, 1877-09-04
MILITIA ELECTION.
FnAetdf f3fsMtic& IL 7Af 1S1AHH&,

DWIGHT, ILL.,, Sept. a-An election Of officers
under The rcw organization Of the Tcnth RsKt-
ment ]. y. u. was held here this afternoon, IT.
.uitInc a follower Co!ouct, James d. Passons,
vi dwight; Lieutenant Colonel, J. ". Preston.
Of fMarscllleA; slajor, D. F. Robinson, Of ponttac;
Surgeon. l.. e. Mitchell, u Joliet: Quartrs-
i.aster c. j. Judd. ot' Dwight. aud Ad1utant
nlended for appointment IL their present po-
&lf{Un&,
, 1877-09-04
THE WEATHER,

wAsurxoroN, D. C., Sept III u..-For the
Lake reeion, stationary. followed by falling
barometer, south and vest wluds and warner,
partly cloudy weather.
aIouar WAs,tlNaros, N. H.. Sept: IA
heavy snuw.storm ID prevailing here. The ther.
Inonetcr stands 1t 81 deg. at tho hotels at
1t tho base of tue MOUNTAINS. Hhefc Il as rain
Ing lar.l.
Local oAs1ayATtoNt
, 1877-09-04

MEMPHIS. Sept. 8.-1u,lge TrigE, Of tho Dis.
trtct Cnurt, tlas rendered dccsco II, favor Of
william Butler Duncan ct al., Truslccs, against
the Atutlle Il Ohio Railroad, setting iortll tlat
the Tcnssscc substitution l'0nds constitute q
pfur lien III thus ruatl in tin limits of Tennessee,
aud srucriug thu sale Of silat oFttonto ifqu,date
them.
, 1877-09-04

mr. hnt him. VIZ, The Common Cornct1 of Augusta.
hcrchT extend MI invIi1tnn to thc PfeFient. aiI&
snch n1tmuer- of HI. ahlnr1 may attend him. II
,yf4ft tnr ftty nf .sH.utta during his Southern
thur. and plcre ia him = cordial welcome on tho
part OF Rll our cltizens.
, 1877-09-04

"Daby" entered upon ~ setond week with
good attendance, and waa played very smK'sh-
ly ard aecep.ab'y. 1t will run dnrn. tho week.
after which King Edwin will asgcnl tho lgaXtc
tAyuus aud bIutsh laughter.
, 1877-09-04
INDIA.
the yAXlNE--11rTLE CHANCE Fon TUE nEr1xn
IN NAHgxsT-rhDRPKcTs. .

THE yAxIHE--1arTLE CHANCE FOR TUE pErTzn
IN NAllyxsT-rhDRPRcTs.
I1tApatcA tn Londan 7tintS.
CALCUTTA, Aug. 10.-~rl1c reports for tho past
week show that there Ii lttlo II any change for
tue better IN the harvest prospects. There tlas
been q good ial' OF rain In Malanar, In PARTS Of
Tppcyully, and at the Nc!lghcrries, aud showers
In eucn,, Tanjosc, Houth Arcut, ChingIepns,
Dclasy, parts Of kuruool, and klttna. Tic dry
crops Ia these districts hare been somewhat bcn-
ellci, but more ruin Is wanted. Showers fell
in Ncilorc. Cu.iaapa'l, North Arcot, and Colin"
batorc. Nuno fell In rslellinopolY. There wcrc
showers In M:sore' aud ~ prospects there have
sonscwllat Improved.
From bombay tic reports arc as follows
There WAS good rnln In kanara md NharwaF;
moro IL wanted III Nc1gan1n anil calat1g'; the
urospcste arc Eooh III HAttara and SAalupnrc;
raiu /. urgently needed IN pnonni1, A1lnns!nag.
rcr, e,,i ku,,kctr; thu condition Ut the ,rops IL
!i,u Iast ull!su; rv,urt OF the lou,bay t;oyer,,
nlcut-that tnr TIC week ending An.. e-ls flnfc
satisfactory tlan might i,aYc bccu c1pcstc. I!'e
tic people thu worst tlisttcls U.s.
strlhci a tairly good. AnActy ts felt tor tiUtt'
irfat and kattywar, whI.A tlayc nut hitherto
tccn included in tho .aIl.tt,u arra atd pseenu-
tI.llary measures arc being asini'tesl.
Ia 5elt.le tbs rlyors arc very tow, and water
So nfosp;,ss xsf afs generally sooi in tho rcu.
trail provinces, but ram is wanted " sonu parts
Ios .e fv 1Iv nsrtt. s"mrrs hncu ta(lcm II, CeM
ne1as. 'f !. i,nncs,. !" tiwnII'r
tsa 1nia ho,. ~ n II, nn,a. w!,rru rreat
naas' 49,. '. no'Is !. ,a,i~ H., ~ ~ ,I",r
loas o. esopa I. Aey ,t.,es ~ l., thc oor,hwmt
'!s ~ noayns 9rsn, -, W.narct " TLcrc % h.. w"r.
pt",1n, .a1,s =, ti,o innta,i, ,snr tiu, rrnns ars
11.,nw y" an,. un :" '''' "''A' "N ~N''' - '
~" Ptn1!S P!a a,n au ;hs mlcot2 'y mr., ~ iscn.
t'@ H. pua .nn' ra 1u ta' xs,',.i i, snrnn mi
IT,. .u. o"' 'Ho'9 NV" - "@"s~'' ~ '@'3'' A'>
*. H., .,h,,o IN. nr,,nrr,e ~ thc aut,,mn
~ tme mno.o su t'oapnso n,,,. ~ T., s'.uthm.,.
1!ups nat ~ E, sIEsn ty..,r,. 10 r",tra' :" ~"
N"r,,r1r N ,,9s fotl.a ond f,ir,y gtnM in Eastcrn
, 1877-09-04
THE AI3ELI'IIt,

The "Flag Ut lio,ior" remains another week
at this theatre, There were fcw novelties tn-
t,olueetl last evening Ia lhr shape Ut military
u,oytwc1.t. au,l ballet, and Napoteou's lorsu
,uc.vr,ted II. going through Ills eto!ut!ons With
mn mi shaving,
, 1877-09-04

CfANfEE OF CUNMANbEHs.
LoNpcN. cpt.3-1tis stated that Grand Duke
Michael, Catntuandcr-in. Chief Of tho Isusslan
army In Asia S1iuor, has assumed command Ut
Gen. McilkuG's corps in person. that officer hay-
Ing been removed fur exceeding his orsicrs.
6oOK0ooM-KALE.
The Turks have begun to eTacunto 9ook-
gou1n-kalo.
, 1877-09-04
n NEW ROAD.


dfst'a4
Ixp1AxAroL,s, Ind, Sent. 0.-Artlctcs OF
association at tho indianapolis < sandu.ky
Rn.lroaI wrse filed to-day. Thu proposed road
will run fn,m indianapolis to point OH The
stutu llue where tie Like Erie j. Louisville
Road crosscs. The stock Is sl00, ,0o0, Jatnea u.
livlgeskin. of BROOKLYN. N. L., u the musing
&u1rtt,
, 1877-09-04

DEATH or Ex-rnEstDEHr THEIRS.
LONDON, Sept. 4-5 n. fzt.-TlIc following DIS
patel, from 1nrts Is lust rteciYed: "All tho
1ournafA announce tllat TX President Thtcrsslie
quito suddenly at o'clock yesterday evening
at 81. Gc1lnain.h
, 1877-09-04
OBITUARY,

6pte4al Aapa&eA 70 TIA T1saaA
MADISON. Wis, Sept, a.-Ihs Hon. ]. G.
Hopkins, Judge Of the United States District
Court for ths Western DAs1lat ~ Wtste'"''%
, 1877-09-04

nts,ut nnc-tlrl thc tizc nj the main building.
nntt Is !i1scl with paintings. cncrarngf. nlr1
wnEks Of art. Tie exhibition Will continue
through the entire ucrk.
, 1877-09-04

F1IILAUELFItINA A1tEH o1REEIs
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3-atFs. dohu Drew
opened tho sixteenth regular dramatic scAaon
st the Arch Street Thcatru tonight tn crowd
ed house, Tho attraction beng May Howard IN
BarttcY GAtnpbell'4 new play, ''Acarts'" u
was Z pronounced SUCCESS.
, 1877-09-04
Maximum thermometer. 14t minimum. s..
AkNEHAL fAskAf ATiUa3,
Cu,cAHo. Htpt. 3-lidnteht.
INDIANAPOLIS ITEMS.

ISp1AnArol1s, Ind, Sept, a-'. IL. kappes.A
nrorntncut teal.uttats operxtor. filed petition
in bankruptcy to-day. Liabilities sl5,ooo'
mostly secured. II Is beloved he Will pay
dollar for dollar II the eststs h managed well.
Tie Uusr,l Of Trade election to-day resulted
In n vl,tory for The regular ticket, healed by
t;cu, 4. t. F,,>tcr, the old fscsdcnt.
III William, t. Garyeu hAA been elected to
sn,wrtntrluI sho soldlrra' OIpllans' Home at
K.sfshts.oxn. .yter. Or. wtsharI, who committed
surl.ic In New Orleans lgat sprsnH.
Thu Iuaana AfFisan Aethrkliat Conference
will meet At this city on tho 5th !uAt.. rondnn1nG
az .iays. nislup ,Jkmc& A. Shorter will ptc4tle,
aud sixty or seventy delccatss srs expeescd.
, 1877-09-04

THE TuitklAH POSITION.
ApR'ASqraE, Sept, 3.-intel.,geuco from
eehlFka pass states .h1t SulsilaaA Fasha has
esnc'l 4 usore advantageous position for his
Batteries ou thc height. surrounding Fort Stcll'
e'a"' RUSSIAN scintorccucnts arrived during
'at ass4', thS road to iaLroya bclug command
sd by lhc Turkish batteries,
TURKISH LAksE8.
eoss1ANrlsorLr, Sept. a-The Turks &C.
xho*ledss the los. VI 7,uN n,cn In seh!pka
sass. Two thousand wounded reached Adriau-
'pls yesterday.
ABANDONED.
LONDON, Sept. IA correspondent, deserib'
''R h1a T:stt to sehlpxn Pass Oh Friday last,
says; "sulclmau tasha has abandoned tho as,
''aot On tho Euss,au position. and marched
May lroni tue uvlghboIhool Ut Schlpka. Some
ny he Il st' Vt Hazaallk, and Others that b. Il
.easeaan9 fos snotacF paas. .ly ow1 belief u
'aas he u engaged lu trying u
k&oRuAax8 His SHATTERED yoRcza.
.nete remains still confronting the Russ!ans
tss tattAlIous Of Egyptians. With some cauoos
, 1877-09-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nav YoRK, Sept. s.-AHi1cd, steamship
Daniel 6.etntnan, !rm Antwerp:
Dosrox, Sept. A-steanship BatsTls- nom
Liverpool, has arrived.
FAnruxK PoIk7,sepl,t.- t.-steamshlp thnulcan
from Gl4Agox. has passed 10.
, 1877-09-04
DABE BALL,


THE lorisytLLEs DEFEATED At rIr1sncRo.
Eprcfal Djtt.steh to TIE tribune.
TlTTsnrR0, ra., Sept. 3.-The Louisville
{}raYs wcrc taken In by tho homo club this alter
nom By q score Of 3 toe, tialrIn proved ton
1nn2l, for their lcary baiters, anu their fielding
was far less brilliant than tho spectators han a
right to expect from their great reputation, they
making fourteen errors, aEn!nst inar tor the
AlIcgcnys. The two runs Ut tho VisltOts
were earned, although they made hut lFc hits.
The tat,,c c1ubs play a2nIt' TOMORROW. Annexed
Is the score:
tanR1t- 2 = 4 Q q
i,9si.y''s ;::,. !. t,,.s1,, men, o.:
Fultrcr. Goodman, and Ryan signed tonight
for next season.
At ntxanAMTox. y. r.
Sptctnt btsphfeA to Ths Tribune.
H1xanAMTos, N. T., Sept. 3.-The Crsckcta
proved themselves altogcthrr ton lively for the
Chlraros 1T tile game played here tG-lny. win.
ming easily by o scorc Of = to 2. The Wtitct
wcr. unable 10 do anything with Alu'ttsa pitch
linz, while tho Crackcts got on tn AIcFcy fol
fNnr earned runs ard f,ral9fcy for ono. Afte1
tllc first inning, wttcn the home nine made
lent, all the runs ssorcl being earned. ScFcj
tf.tl,ed tho first six iuntnKs atil Bradley thu rc
| Inaluing.
nosroS, scpt. 3.-Baso ball: Doatons, IA
| Citntns,atl 0.
rfTTBDUH1+
Pirrsnuno, Aug. 8.-l}asu ball: Atleghcnys
! 8; Louts7ftlcs, =.
, 1877-09-04
T:A-E WAR.

l. IL w 1AAGs
netaits Of Last Weeks. Oes-
perate Fighting Be-
fore PeIisa.
The Turks Rush to Death in a
Most Unaccountable
Manner.
VALLEY in Front Of the Russian
Batteries Filled with
Dead.
schipka Believed to Have Been
Abandoned by Su1ei-
mans Army.
A Tcw Egyptian Troops Left
to Hold tic Turkish
Positions.
Tlo Turks Admit a Loss Of
1000 Men During tho
Siege.
. Russian and Rounanian Corps
Moving on Widdtn and
loftscha.
Bosnia Will Try to Make Pcacc
with the Porte. .
Sudden Death of the Venerable States
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board In 1,ouslana, but that mine APP
peared the most plausible and authentic,
and that, Under no circumstances would
they entertain any such proposition
that II we bought them
now, we would have to buy them ever
hereafter; that If the country was going
into civil war, we might as well let it
come and be done with 1t, but that he
had no apprehension Of any such result
and the country knew that Gov. Tilden
was elected. That was about the pur-
port of our conversation.
Q. Was anything said between you and<
Maddox as to how much of the money
he should have! A. There was nothing
said as to how much he should have. IL
was his affair. lie said that il could sue
coded in making the negotiation lie
should see | should be very hand
somely compensated, that should have
certain percentage. | sail that ! would
take money, for ] would regard it as
"spoiling the Egyptians" and would
distribute it among the widows and or
phans of the South.
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SYMPTOMS of Diseased Liver.
nAlN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder. and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism i'm the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness. the bowels in
general are costiyc, sometimes alter.
native with lax; the head IS troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull;
heavy sensation IN The back part.
There sgener".iy considerable loss
y,acoompaniedW with apain-
full sensation OF having lett undone
something which ought TO have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some.
times an attendant. ! The patient
COMPLAINS of WEAKNESS and debility;
he is easily startled. his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; ana although ne Is
satisfied that eAerclSe would DC Dehe'
neal 10 NM YET he can scarcely
summon up ioft'tude enough 10 Try
1t. In TACT ne di'trusts every rem
edy. Several oil the ABOVE syinp'
toms attend the disease Dut cases
have occurred where lew OF them cx'
isted, yet examination OF the Dody'
ailer uea'h' Has SHOWN ,hc LAN tx "
have been cAtenai'eiy deranged'
AG I L y Nd i EN + X,
DR.. c. MELANL's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF ACUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
',,Il ,d,.i.o III IL 40 oe1;o,,J
WOuld aONlSC All VINO are afillCteQ
with this disease 10 give Them 4
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No medicine will SO efIectually improve the
tone OF the stomach these PiHs they remove
all acidity occasioned either by intemperance or
improper diet They reach the liver and reduce
~ TO healthy action they are wonderfully efiics-
curing all disorders o. the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S FILLS are the best known in
the world for the following diseases Ague,
Asthma, Hilious Complaints, Blotches on the
Dysentery, Erysipelas, Female Irregularities
fevers OF all kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache, Indi-
eestlon' Inflammation, Jauadice, Liver Com
ton OF urine, scrofula or Kings Evil, Sore
Ihroats, Stone and Gravel, Tic-Douloureux,
lumors, Ulcers, Worms Of all kinds, Weakness
IRON any cause. etc.
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Notices Of Ne Press

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Creased rs the years have passed, and its future
seenis as bright If not brighter than at any time
sinSe the golden hue of pr0spe settled around
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nsipers Monthly is marked by the same char.
acisrislcs which gave itcrculation from the first
WIN the better class OF readers. II combines
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MAKE eieai and vivid the facts presented Pic
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they he afflicted with stone or gravel or
regions OF the Kidneys, these Pills should be ia
Ken according 70 the printed directions and the
OiHtment should lie well rubbed into the small OF
the back at bed time. This treatment will give
almost immediate relief when all other means
have failed,