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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-28
"The Dallas voiEsb,s

The HERALD acknowledges the
compliment OF call from Mr.. Il. b.
Stork, editor of the Dallas 7trds Voiks-
bldt, the new German weekly paper
published in this city, the first copy of
which appeared yesterday. The new
candidate for popular favor Is hand.
some sheet OF thirty'six columns. The
typographical arrangement and make
up are excellent, the editorials digni.
fled, pithy and pointed, the local news
crisp and fresh, the news of the day
current and late, and the literary se-
lections admirable. The paper is not
only credit to the journalism of the
State, but to the intelligence and cul-
ture Of the people who are to read II.
The P0lksbiau will DO "independent in
all things, neutral In nothing" and
says.
les soil uns ferne bleiben Religions
angelegenheiten fund Secktenwesen
anzutasten. Wiz werden niemals
einem Artikel Raum gestatten in
welchem Glaeubige oder Unglaeu.
biche, Freidenker oder Puritaner, ihrer
religl@len UeberZeugung halber In
sinuationen unterworfen sind. Wir
werden einen Damn aufwerfen der
allezeit die nmthige Festigkeit besitzt
um NIGHT Won der herschenden Str9m-
ung hingerssen zu werden, und ME
Dinge durch die Brllle unsele Umge-
hung betrachten und beurtheilen. Hoch
llattert das dallas, Texas VOlksblatW
das Banner fuer Nord-Texas, NIT dem
Motto: "Unabb@nig In Allen, neu-
trail in Nichts,p grueszend nnd
winszend dem Ziele zu. I'm es
schaaren SIGH schon allie Deutsch-
Amerikaner and bieten ale Kraette
auf, einen Vorsprung "a gewinnen;
uber huoh dort hinten tauchen
menschenaehnliche CESSATION auf.
Sind es Deutsche? Nein, es sind die
Feinde, amerikanisirte Deutsche, die
verdroBsen nachhinken.
1t favors the electoral bill, and
thinks there will be a new election for
President. The detection of 100000
German votes from the Republican
party is very cleverly and clearly ex-
planned to Blaine Of Maine
The PolksbldH has The HERALD's
best wishes for its abundant success.
1t Is published at the Commercial
office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-28

BY thus combining the waters scour
has been produced on the bar, which
Captain Eads calculates will in time
wash out to the depth stipulated in his
contract. That his most sanguine ex-
pectations have thus far been realized,
is fact well known to every reader OF
the daily newspapers.
VIEWING A PROSPECT THAT BECAME GLOOMY
ENOUGH.
At noon we recrossed the river, and
after dinner made application to the
foreman on that side, where the work
of CO structing mattresses was also in
progress. We met with the same re-
ply, and, therefore, had ample time
to admire the beautiful scenery, the
lighthouse, the tlatboats; the quarter
of mile OF marshy land, covered with
cane brakes the broad expanse of wa
ter, the white.capped waves OF the
Gulf, some four miles distant, and to
form an intimacy with the mosquitoes
and sand flies, which were very nu-
merous and very vicious. also
became acquainted with two unfortu-
nate Germans, one cook and the
other clerk, who had been driven by
poverty to seek manual labor. They
afterwards became my constant COM
panioDs while on the works.
The ground about Port Eads Is OF
such marshy nature that 1t will not
bear the weight of a man. The houses
are all built on spiles, some three feet
In height, and elevated sidewalks ex'
tend throughout the whole town. In
this respect 1t somewhat resembles
Cairo, Illinois.
Two cents a day is del 90 nom
each mans wages fOrthe m aintenance
ola doctor, who receives quite a lib
tral compensation for his services,
there being at the time OF my visit
probably three hundred men employed
on the works, which number has
doubtless been much increased since.
The prevalent type Of sickness Is
malarial fever, and generally proves
fatal. Many poor fellow stricken
has been placed on the boat and sent
to New Orleans, only to die before
reaching the city.
THE LOCAL OPTION QUESTION.
Two lines Of steamers ply between
Port Eads and New Orleans, each
making one trip per week. The fare,
cabin passage, is about six dollars; on
deck land never had occasion to
travel it any other way), one dollar
and half.
No liquor Is allowed to be sold, nor
Is any issued to the men, as Is custom.
Concluded on third page.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-28
IGLESAIS.
A Scheme 20 Sent Him by An American
Volunteer Army Is II n Sensation?


Volunteer Army Is IL u Sensation?
NEW YORK, January 27.--News-
papers here publish statement to the
effect that a number of officers Of the
late war, some Of whom served on one
side and some on the other, have de-
termined to offer Iglesais their SER
vices. At a conference held in WASH
ington yesterday afternoon, one Of
their number was deputed to wait
upon Iglesais and formally tender him
their services This gentleman, who
graduated at West, and was in the
regular army when the war broke out,
and later one Of the principal cavalry
officers Of the Confederacy, will leave
here Immediately for st. Louis, where
he hopes to meet the ex-Presdent and
his cabinet and lay the scheme before
them. They say they can easily raise
ten to fifteen thousand mon In
Louisiana and Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-28

DIAGRAM OF THE WORKS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-28
A sa5. 900 Confidence CANA Death OF
the Boy Actor.

A sa5. 900 Confidence Gams- Death OF
the Boy Actor.
New York, January T.--One OF the
heaviest confidence games ever played
In this city has just been successfully
accomplished. 1t appears a man by
the name Of Hem, finding himself in
want OF a large sum of money but hav-
ing large sum Of diamonds, estima-
ted to he worth twenty-five thousand
dollars, applied to man whom he
met down town for loan. This per-
son purported to be broker aud
steered Mr.. Hem to the Belmont ho-
tel, in Fulton street, and where, under
pretense OF taking the diamonds to an
expert, placed the contiding Hem at
the bar of the hotel and walked out Of
the rear door.
Master Paul Smith, well known AZ
the boy actor, died suddenly Of heart
disease. He was seventeen years OF
age
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-28

The Pope Once Moro Himself Again.
ROME, January 27--The Pope, who
has been indisposed since Sunday last,
left his bed to-day for IAN hour. His
holiness will endsavor to give audi
ence on Sunday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-28
Gents Business Suits:

Mems good all wool Cashmere Suits
for $40; New all wool Plaid Cheviot
Suits $3.50; the Most Fashionable
Plaids for Is, Is, 10 and 20 dollars;
English and French Plaids for 20,
Is, %, and 80 dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-28

Killed ny Policeman VINO Was
Amusing Himself Win Pistol.
New ORLEANS, January 27.--Wm.
n. Merrick, Democrat, Sherift>elect OF
Avoyelle parish. was shot and killed
by Policeman McMahon, who claims
he only fred to brighten, not to inlurs
the deceased.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-28
TEZ1S IS TIE MONTH
EXTRA
INDUCEMENTS in CLOTHING
Closing Out Bargains:

OycrcOats, Business Suits, Dress Suits. Walking
Suits, Boys and Children Suits at an immense
Sacrifice in Order to Close Out. Mems and Youths
WOrsted Prince Albert FrOcks from $40 to $50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-28

A well known compositor, Mt present
employed on The HERALD, gives the
following as his experience on the
jetties now being built at the mouth of
the Mississippi:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
Donr0 Gn0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

A WEST 10TH-ST., near 5th-avc.-PleaS-
ani cool ROOMS with superior BOARD for families or
terms moderate transient visitors, al - per
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
slInnllous UanIe0-- Inales.

DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
p TOWN OFFICES No l. rs Broadway, cor. Thirty lrs
Il or ags West Twenty thirl,st, cor. Eghhayes 200
Iirtavc cor Forty sevcutlst al the HARLEM OFFICE
y one hundred an-twcny iOhItsl
(iiarleu Savings Bank Duiians, up 10 H. "t iesu"
6,OACHMAN-By superior EngiShman as
c0Ichman. who thoroughly understands The care ana
treofueut horses, Carfdges ana harness. hns ne be M
reverence Address 4. T., Tribune Uptown once l'~Jo
Bro dway.
EANITOR.-Wanted situation ms Janlt0r oI
~ 10 de- ans kind h by Pro est ni n1 VINO n
Give most satisfactory references Address or eau al Ola
East 3.dst.
VTSEFIJL.-A young man wants situation IN
mercantile house, 10 make himse generally h4iui can
,,I,. recommendation. r Mt fritt ch or
address coz ROY. BisoLIr & MALLESON, % Fhll"hsl
y. y. City. t------
ETSEFUL.-AIan and wife want situations for
I ,rty or country; understands fTmwurk, g1rien
care o horses cattle. mung, &c II ycry usen Wlr j.
GOOD cooy wa,her iroucf amt general h0uStW"rSrf VIII Dt
at io WAGES ard NOT afraid 20 work together OF Acpir e
have good reference. AZ ihe PiplES FAINT HOME l3H
Gth.ayr., four doors above lOth-st
WAITER, CHAMBEkALAlD or NURSE-By
w swiss French Protestant young compile No children
decent ana ~eimannrcu poo
DE country place pIeierred wages Moderate can be seen
at ] ~ Last Zotl 81 l-
xXTATTEK and USEFUL MANLY n German
Young man for city country ht i willing ana able
ia make him.l Generally useful for yery low wages ne -
ogur IN disposition aud likes plenty work has eP0l fetl
cucrs Al the PROTESTANT HOME l3S 6thaye, above
IOtnst.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
INSTRUMENTATION on Z

/ otf.ptNt. nous = d. KINSMAN, Piopurior-
Located ew rods rm the femisews1rt lol',' @ pn sn
f,ruItf ia tlr SWIM
,rs-r Valley Mouutains Rates py III" "'A'
+i per idf.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
fcaal Noilces.
ME COURT.-WILLIAM SEYMOUR,

SUPREME C0URT.-WlLLIAM SEYMOUR,
- lr executor, &C. against MARY w. @ IkK and ohers-
pursuance decree in this action Oodns
date the l7th day of Ap1 1877, the undeisgneG WISm
T. Scncz deceased the direction OF Phio T. Rug
ges referee pOmted 10y the Court for that paTpos wli
public auction by 4. j. Blecckor son. Aueiohtes
tie % lay OF Juy l,I. at II 0clck noon oi lhl cav ~
The Exchange SaiesfOom No Broadway in the City oil
New-YuTk. the following described premises 10 Wit
Two lots OF land. with the 0urstory BUILDING thereon STU
northwest OF White and thurchsctls III
the city and state Of NcwN Ok, containing MY tt fnht on
Whestreet ana also Chchst:eet ana knO"n
by the street Nos 80 AMI 81 MiitestTeeG
AO lots 81 land IN sad city on noitWet
Carmnc and BcecEesTeeis containing 40 tre front
BicccEors cts and ~ deb on ca ia side
a feet known 10y the street Nos H. 49, H. - CaIhho
street -...
Also dwelling house and two contiguous lots of and on
aud NaTlck Streets containing 20 eet on Nalchn ~
p feet Canal street, ANA known by the street No. a5
Canal street. -
Also he house and lot land westerly side Of Canal
street .nng % feet front Canasree ai ~ rear ana
by the street 1ln
Asn house and sOuhcry side O 23dsrert III ant 2O
feet inches from ~ t3sfeot and oth avenue
containing feet inches 25dsTcct aud IN rear al -
depth each side, 10y W" Hto"t
3l4 West sd street
Also al the same time, win sold the following sona
SO shares East River city OF y. w. 112 shares Mcr
chants Exchange Bank y. y, 10 shares Buchris anu
IyeIs Bank Of y. y l-O shares Bauk OF NcW ,rh, 80
of \. Jefferson
FIRE Insurance Of *. v, 100 shares North River te In
SUI ancC CO. y. 90 shares BROOKLYN CRY Gas lght Co
of Bcuokyn 900 shares Manhattan Gas Light Co M Cty
" y. l3l shares metropolitan Gas Lghi Co. "i " !" w
shares Wiamaburgh Gas Light CO. oi vii ausblieh 10
shares " y. lie and Trust co of y y Ctf % shares
Gas Light Of BrookNn scrip OF Nassau "as ia.
pOlitau Gas scrip OF Jefferson ins. Co.
Dated Ne ew-Y urk, June ., lo.l. -. -..-.....u -,
Executor sc. ol john b. SC'mclze. It ceased
PIIILJ \. ltUGGLt~, Referee
s W. GAINEs Plaintiffs Attorney, 2Si Peari.street " V
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
s W. GAINES, Plaintiffs Attorney, 2si PcarisIreet y. Y.
iet
fTyIF CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN.-Thc

fINIE ITIG IUVRI Uf DNUUNIl NJ Nt
4 Muiual Iiie Insurance Company Of New YORK AGAINST
Caroline BedOIn, individually ana d7 ENtcuiNW W ne ia't
viii and testament o. L0uIs ilcitorn dccDa,ed W ih IN
Raid iudiy ly ~ NecuOr of the ltsf VIII anu rSt
oi deceased; carl lToicIitk bHs.iF
BleidOIu cloIn bis VIII, Constantine Iilch
Aueutt BcidOIn and Lima Bvdoru l- VIE, Whlehhy or
Mnua Augusta Salumc Biuur"icn ahd AiDrit - hi"hchh
husband. AdOph ~incu = Ohe Hhicnls, Lana 3lilt-
aud The Gornana Life Insurance Comp Summons: 70
me defendants above namr and each an exc 81 tht
Nou are summoned and required 10 answer he com
pant in action. which viii be nled In Tie ohee oi the
the Cit Court Of BOOrn at lhe court house ~ ne
sad BROOKLYN. in the County m Kings hud "e ol
Work ana to serve COPY of your ans sM'r 10 tno %
complaint on subscribers th"ir office. Nos % an az
tousi its Brooklyn, county o kings WITHIN
twenty dvs after service of , summons yo cXclu
service audit yOu fan answer r said
aOTr5iii the pHlnlu- VIII hlpl
n Tie Court The relief demantcd in the complaint Dated
Brooklyp tprl I3 1877. I.C. a g.. ]. MURPHY,
AtOrucys for Plaintiffs.
To the defendants. Adoph snicnis. ohs snlcms i1na
SintIs: The comp in the ahovce utc acoh was hu
n The once CLERK Of the city Court Of Brophn IN ihe
CITY BROOKLYN Comfy Kings aud state oi N"" orb on
April, 1871 Dated iIOOh Nn june % lNtf
n. c. d q. l. MURPHY, Atoine, $ for Plaintiffs.
je23 lawbWS
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

Foarl- en.h sIreel Prc.bylerian Cbnr.bl coTn.i y

ID ID ,ubcct -olUiorly Endurance" Evening. IiJ' pre-
I'm. by Rev. JUSTIN D. FbLloN ID. j. 9uh"aS -s'hV'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

cEASIDE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, n. l.
- E,rsi cass i,miy house directly beach hpatlng,
e.haa Grabbing near Long Branea, on y. j. G. X X
hshiHh' 'as.y,.s As@yaas " ' Mrs T.. +. GARRErSOS
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
Religions Noiltes.

~. Georges Church, stuyvesaDt Square Morning
Prayer, IL Evening Prayer. D. sermon al each
service by Rev. DR.. WILLIAMS, associate rector.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

= SORT viii open Tor guests June - AZ lcdsI.ts rates
80, ,- afls shade r-sident Physician. send f0r err
cular. L. III, uCNiJ oSnVV''' 'A'"N""" %''''
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

n y
NJ uT parties AT puvatc Teridence airy rooms
wide paIzas ample grounds splendid shade m0-1uitt
no cnls ana fever hour fTUm coScobi all
Trims stop inmates from depot references rrqnrfi
send lot photograph. Address AOILLf FARM OiceASiV''
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
,NHlTE MOUNTAINS. \. H.

w central oin from wlicl, 70 VISIT all The wonders o.
tir White Mountain fe ION, TWIN MOONlAiN hoI' ~
Oscar Barron. Manager.
CWAWFORD HOUSE, G. II Merrill. MANAGER The onl,
r,nf from which ascend Mount Washington by the oit
Bride path. ,, - a, -, .t... ,t,o ,,,,,,
wash ugtgu iYual. Concessions made iOl hnat uni
Iuiy Ia, \. 7. q .. +. BARRON, Propiot0ir
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
Corporation Noilrce.

JURORS FOR STATE COURTS.-Thc Com
- missioner Of Jurors will receive APPLICATIONS for
EXEMPTION from JURY DUTY from a. m to p. m
daily. For nIrheT information the Ci.y Record
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

ALPINE HOUSE, Bethlehem, N. H.-New
"a house. furnufo location commands .htiio lIoV
White and Frlnconia ranges. Bnt lew rods ir, sinclair
C. II. Cl.A itk. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

ot',rr Icv. = l MAXI -. pastor services. IL a ~, m
=. ID Morning aut Evening SorVlct- tlr .e
49,, -itt,,,,r. SABBATH EVE NING, june a. IH'iNA
srfoN of NI. DAVID r. SCOTT a. Fore u MissonarI
Irg-. D. Alexander. ID. d., H. T. Chaph, d. H. anu F. II
Mailing Co.. tthc art
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23

urick Thurch of Fithave. and Ihrty sevenINI
7is ''sf,l REV. LIEWLLGN u. BENAN Will preach
an 'NDAN June %. NJ II n. m In the hNENANH ~
ocock Nh. BEVAN viii preach The bactahUiale Solno %
~ e Graduating Glass Of the college o the Nly ol NcN
Torf subject. "Questions for Thought n Men
New-York tribune., 1877-06-23
5aifs pp Autllon

N0TICE.-M0RRlS WILKINS. Auctioneer
~ viii sell at Pabc SALE at the Exchange Sesrooms, No
II Broadway THURSDAY 2Sth June 1877, at ~ O'Clock
M by order OF the Department Of Docks the steantue Alert
Dredging Machines Steam Pile ID 1vers ana 10 Dredging
Machine Mud-ScOwe. For fun information, see THE CITY
RECORD. for sale at No. 2 city Hail
By JOHN H. DRAPER n Co, Auctioneers
TNHE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and
Il WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY win sell
12j, 900 TONS SCRANTON COAL
at public auction WEDNESDAY, June 81. at ~ O'Clock
noon, at 26 Exchange place.
SAMUEL SLOAN, President
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14
THE WIDE. WIDE WORLD.

The Tdrkish soldier tramps and fights
for three cents day.
John Francis, collector of taxes at Bos-
ton, has resigned because he can't ex-
plain deficiency of $4,000.
1t is reported in Toronto that Sir
james Fergus. a well known diplomat,
is tosacceed Lord Dufferin as Governor
General. .sA
4 On Wednesday deaf and dumb flower
girl in New York was run over. by q
street car, and her head completely sew
cred from her body. i''t'i
The sectional dock at Mare Island
navy yard, San Francisco, broke down
Thursday night of last week, while rails
lug French corvette. ...at
Martin, a German naturalist who has
DEVOTED much attention to extinct species
of animals, has built an artificial mann.
moth for the Rochester IN. " museum
of zoology. Ha 9r
Pleasant StuptOn, of Greensburg, Ind.
having asthma. was i'm the habit of leav-
ing his room door open nights. A few
nights since rObber entered and killed
him. but got no spOils. m
Henry Banning. the great ship builder
of Quebec, has tailed for 100000, much
of it due in the United States. His as
sets are large. Cause of flilure-de.
preston in ship-building, and low
| treights. qfr.
Rev. III. N. Wright was, with his fur
niture, elected from the Congregational
parsonage of Worthwhile, l.. l.: on the 9TH
by the trustees. The church was burned
last May, and he was tried as incendiary
but discharg ed.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14

officials have corruptly controlled politi-
cal conventions and political parties.
This new departure is one of those
schemes which will injure no one. If it
does not accomplish all that its author
anticipates, it certainly can do no harm,
so on the whole we are rather glad that
the fiat has gone forth. II it does not
work we'll. and it is found that the pub
lie officials are necessary to the manage
ment of the political party, it is very
easy to permit them TO take part in the
political turmoils again. If it works
well, of course it is better than the old
way, and the President will receive the
NEED Of praise accordingly. In this, tits
very different from his southern policy,
which, if not successful, cannot Se re-
trieved. ln that the die is cast for veal
or woe.
For this reason, we say that the new
departure of the President is very
harmless experiment., which we trust
will be successful, if it is the means VI
accomplishing any good. ta-if
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14

The Liverpool Post speaks in the
highest terms of General Grants letter
to Mr.. Childs, saying that sit will be
read with great pleasure by all who have
shared in, OF, watched the welcome which
has been given him in this country"
And again: "Many people in England
who are readiest to acknowledge the
military prowess of General Grant, have
fixednotion that he is man without
large ideas. This, however. is a rash
thing to predicate of any American" and
the Post is glad that General Grant has
shown that he is man of large ideas.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14
For the OF and Youns-Let all Use it

Woou.s Improved Hair Restorative
is unlike any other, and has no equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores grey hair to a glossy,
natural color; restores faded, dry, harsh
and falling hair; restores, dresses, gives
vigor to the hair; restores hair to prema-
turely bald heads; removes dandrus, hui
mors, scaly eruptions,; removes irritation.
itching and scaly dryness. No article
produces such wonderful effects. Try it
call for Woods Improved Hair ReStora-
tive, and don't be put of. acith any other
article. Sold by all druggists in this
place and dealers everywhere. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by G..
A. Cook & Co., Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, and
til Wholesale Druggists. molly :
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14
VEGETINE.
He.says It Is True.
SENACA FALLS, Nov. 9, 1876.

80. SENACA FALLS, Nov. o, 1876.
Mr.. FL. r. STEVENS
rear ST As you are an entire stranger to me
want you to know - hat VI GETINE has done FOL
me. Oily those mo have be, n raised from
deaths door can know the value of such good
medicine. am 5S ears of age. Three years ago
was taken sick with what the doctors called
LUMBAGO. For weeks was c.snfined to my
bed. Lad three different physicians, without
any help. l received no relief; was a great suf-
ferer; Gna!lyI becape entirely help eSs. The
last doctor told me there was no help; he said he
might possIb Y rave my life by ejecting Morphine
in nv arms and legs. The encouragement f,r
saving my life by having this done was SO small a
chance could not cOnse to run the risk.
About this time my son read your advertisement
our paper, a te stimOny OF a person who had been
We sick with about the ssme complaint. and
was c. red. My son went right awav to The
apothecary store a. d bought bottle OF Vegetine.
Before h ID used the first bottle found great
relief; could move my self in bed. After taking
three bottles VS. able To sit up and move about
my room, i continued taking the Vegetine, and
was in few wet ks restored to my former
health ;. The Vesetine saved my life after the
physicians said there was no help for me. have
had no doctor since, If / feel unveils take a
dose OF Vegetire, and / recommend IL to my
friends Your Vesetine ought to be in every FAM
lily. My doctor was surprised to see me In good
health. He says Vegetine Is good IT edlclne
tell him it cured me. He says, 1t Is true"
cannot teel too thankful. gfs -
Yaf dt Very gratefully yours
hrs. CATHERINE CNONS.
Seneca Falla, Seneca county. N. y.
N
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14
VEGETINE..'

ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. If Vege-
tine will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure
health after trying different physicians, many
remedies, suffering for years, is it not conclusive
proof, If you are sufferer, you can be cured
cures? 1t works in the blood, in the circulating
fluid. 1t can truly be called the Great Blood
Purifier. The great source of disea-e originates
in the blood; and no medicine that does not act
directly upon it, to purify aud renovate, has any
just claim upon public attention.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14

The Democratic cry now is ION to
Mexico Vigorous measures should be
adopted ut oncen How brave and disin-
terested they are. -. oi,t4. gf.8 .a5t
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Ara Cabinet meeting Friday,las week,
appointments for foreign missions were
discussed. audit is thought some were de-
terminedupon, Bayar,l Taylor is named
i'm connection with the Russian and Bel
gillm, missions, and the belief is express
cd that he can have either of those places.
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GENERAL GRANT arrived at Brussels
July 6, and proceeded to hotel. No Of
fetal reception was given him, as he is
travelling 'incognito.
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I A CORRESPONDENT of the London
Times, writing from St. Petersburg, says
there is great difference between the
feeling of the Russians as to the present
war and their feeling as to the Crimean
war. Then they moderated the strength
ofthe enemy, and talked lightly of the
struggle. Now they deceive themselves
as to nothing. They know the strength
of the. Turks, they correctly measure the
risk, and have undertaken the war in a
spirit of solemn earnestness.