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LONDON, May l1.-The Tsltgraphy special from
Bucharest after recording the visit Of Grand Duke
Nicholas 10 that city. says: Thotampstgn will now
proceed according 10 tho ortytna! programme, tIe
Noamantan army remaining on the defensive With.
IN it, own ssfltory; tho Russtans crossing tho
Danube 1t eight points S!mu1t&neaualy, and press
ing forward toward tho pslkans With all posslbls
sapldty, lea.tng behind In bulgaria the eItl Of
aeIals charged with reorganization Of tug insl.u.
ttons."
CREDIT VOTED.
DuclAHEsr, Asy 1G.-Ths chamber of Deputies
haro voted credit of 4, quo, 900 fos tho ualnts.
napce Of tho sTny.
cANNoaApx.
There was 4 two houss' e4nuonade between
To1tukai md olseu!txa JeatasasY. THE Russian
heavy batteries At lbsaIt thrsw shells Into the
Turkish defenaes At Aatchlu.
fKRsiAN GULF. t
Ltyxatoot, Nay lG-The CouFIsr'& Lopdon
correspondent ssys tho Indian 0aita has Informs.
tton that llusslan trsacls 1t .San F1aacFteo have
been os4e5td to the Persian 0ulf.
RusssAN TROOPS MOVING.
Loxpos, May l8.-A dispatch from Nu.tehuk
says; "a great movement haa commenced Amonx
shs Nusalsn troops IN tho opposite bapk at 0lus-
xoyo. Eigh. battallons Of Russian infsntry, sss.
airy pasxed through 0!a1geso, following ths road
to Llmnit1s- They hars considerable foses 1t
KomAaa. t2f.a
YIHlxQ.f
"Dssultory azlas Il going oaa 1ns Tu1kiah
troops arc enthusiastic"
xAH1uvKRlh0.
a Para dispatch ssys the Russians ~ appa1sat-
" attempting 70 force tbs Danube, VI, by . uA-
nsnssx, draw sway tho Turks from other points.
Up 70 Monday night, howsrsf. thsy wsss not aac-
cesstul.
HUNGARIAN LK0IQX.
/ Hungarian Legion Il bsinK formed hsss.
aucCoxkD.
Niea1cs h4s bean reyietualed.
BATTLK IAMlx1MT.
Il dispatch from Datouu, Monday ul{hk ssys:
"Ths RusGlaa1 s1s moving In fsunt ct our poll
, 1877-05-17

uA1r1AoMS, May ID. 1.-The Laurel Aanufaesu1-
lag Company, as Laurel, prlnea Geoxga's County,
has suspended. Ths President ststes that thA
Company oweA mortgagsd debts amounting 70
5lH0, 600, and = aoatlng debt Of about 500. 01o.
I'll In baltimore. except \ small mount u Laurel. !.
Thu causa Of tbs failure " the ahxiaka2a In valusA.
HpAaot Nspo&eA 70 ~ zft4A4A
BfR!sar.ELp,a ILL.,, May 1U.-0. u. LAstsop, oe
Waynesyf!s. Dewitt County. hAs died voluntary
petition in bankruptcy. :,
bY The Court that l.. y. Ensel pfuvs By June
hss right 70 tho property sel4ed ftom hirA
~ that Of Lerl. This IL Il tho instance OF
heayy creditors iu Chicago.
, 1877-05-17

lion, evidently preparing for vigorous attack.
great battle II believed - hc Imminent"

ffon. evidently preparing for vigorous attack. 4
great batt'e IL believed - hc Imminent"
RED sEA.
Adtfpateh from Alexandria says there IL Rreat
ezcitemente in .riddal,, owing to the ruuor that
The 1tusIian fleet IL expected In the Red Sea,
REVOLT SUPPRESSED.
ST.. PfrEnaauao. May 1G.-Tranqni,1ity may be
considered rc-estabtlshed in tho Torck TERRITORY.
The leading revolt having twIee been defeated with
the nd Of tho population.
on 7uR LOOKOUT.
Tntdsh war abtps remain before Sukum Kaleb.
Tho1lussiana hare constructed battery Of heavy
guns as 0hfatcc 10 stop navigation through m
arm 1T the old Danube.
KxrKHs,vK novEMxNrH
Of Russ,an uoops are taking plaza bctween oalats
and Plosesti
The eannonade between Tnstukat and otsnitzA
hs1 been renewed.
THE sukz CANAL
taxnos, May 19.-Ths is!tlsh heet arrived o1
Port Said. The 1fotspus Ia moorcd Ut tho entrance
Of the canal The Devastation has taken up posl-
tlou commanding The mouth OF tho hsrbor. and tho
remainder Of the feet Is anchored two mlies OF
shore completely guarding the entrance Of tho
tanAs 1t Port Baid-
It Is oftctalU announced from st. PetaraburR
that the Turks bonbarded sookRoon KAle On Mon
day. The town wAs somewhat damaged. An At.
tempt 10 land troops uni gum wna defeated, tho
Turks ]eavIng number Of dead on The beach.
IN Aa1A MINOR
the snov n atili deep on the ground, rct&edlng
military operations.
T118 uHAND DUKE NICnoLAs
1t po!eat1 says: Our troops hare had no encounter
with the Turks yct Tho weather II hot 4ud
anltry. and Tho health Of tho army IL perfectly
satisfactory. ~
xpaslos LEGION.
number OF e:i-pontleal zouavcs are about to
Join tho Foreign Legion, organizing At Constanti-
nopIe.
STRENGTHENING THE roR1tH1cAT1oHs.
LospoS. May 10.-Ths 1tounaapans have beer
working iuceBsautly 1t tho KAlalat fortdcatIons,
md hAvo now forty guns in the battery bearing OF
TtddIu. s1vesaf thousand 1sonrantans have beer
engaged on tho old easfhwpfks Of Qiurreyo, whIct
thcJ arc ret,airang. They hare improved others,
and aIso bat1t twelve redoubta to cover the cross
| Ing Of tho Dauube. Tho whole Will be anlshed b.
| Tuesday.
Rustebuk IL enormously strong. II hat 2ot
| ramon mounted besides hse 9unboat.. Turksi
dcseFtet1 from there who hAye arrived At 1tuFgevs
| complain Of bad food and etckncaA In tho Tuskal
army. The Russians hare not yet advanced. Th
camp Is hals-way to GiuEgero.
THE uALkAN rABsks.
The Tuf'o are fortifyfng tho passes Of tho Bal
tans. Abdul Kerim II drawing atl The forces frou
Macedonia and Albania to the Danube.
The National Guards throughout the South sr
armed. All available ttoops arc marching north
waFds.
GAINING GROUND.
Re1iab1s Information has reached Frankfort thu
tho fnsutrectlon In tho Caucasus 10 daily 9Alnln
ground.
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THE FOPE'B CONDITION.
6pacte1 ptua7scA to 7As 5ttaaa&
RoxE, Aay l6.-Tbs Popos health agaln eauies
dlsquietude. perhaps With moFe reason than prey.
Iously. lIo has no special atlueat. lie IL In good
spirits, but II extremely aud lncseastn0ty weak,
aud ha4 again takea to heu1 carried In chair,
which to does not le8Yo during m Auas1ce.
Tba aul1euces couttnue Alnioat daily. And are
source Of considerable lneasfae4A to tho Popo's
medical attendants.
YON 4AHIM.
Count Won A,uim has suffered It Il feased fatal
1elspae.
, 1877-05-17
THE WAR.
Everything. Betokens a Des-
perate Struggle on
the Danube.
The Russians Preparing to
Cross the River at -:
Giurgevo.
Tremendous Firing from
Both Sides All Along
the River.
The Towns Of Turkukai and
Matchin Fired by Rus
eia1i Shells:
A Strong British Fleet Guarding
the Mouth Of tho Suez
Canal.
Austria and Germany Warn Turkey
Against Exciting the
Poles.
a Very Serious ministerial
Crisis Existing IN
France. =
Nj. Simon censured by MacMahon
for Certain Short
comings.
Whereupon the Majority Of the Minis
ters Tender Their Resigna-
ton.
Whereupon the Majority Of the Minis
ters Tender Their Resigna-
ton.


G1URGEV0.
rurx1snouH Hattie .urrxn,xn.
Snnctal D.naseA to M C1:aaoo 1,r:1un.
G1uaoxyo, Wednesday. Nav 1c.--A o1eat
bnttle il impend;no. and a1roadv heavy
cauuonadiuo il progressing. For seyern1
DAYS the Rusaians haya boen concentrating
1arre foroo at thfs no,nt prcnaratorv In
roncrn p.aa.fr ~ r,,r n,xrn-
Tho army ia In fine condition and s,oof,
snir;ts. Oppoaito tn us. In nnatchnt. tba
Turks aro in strong forcs. Tint thav will
resist our advance il certain. md to-mor1uw
or tho day after may vit1ie,a
Au1oopx srnuon1x.
Tho infantry force ia present in oreat nun,
bers. md az vrito ara On the maroh. wh,,o
orcat activity prevafla in all t1epanmenta ot
tho army. 6ayorc ,nuskotrv-arina II heart1
on either aldo Of tho Danube. The out.
posts arc
EXCHANGING 1xAuxr ooxp1oeuu.
and tho rattlo Ia fearfully distinct. Alreatlv
tho Turkish monitors aro hurryino towarl1
this spot. and the moro advanced ones aro
takipr up positions in front Of or near to the
point whore tho Russians hope to lay their
poontoou bridge, We ahall soon SOC whether
, 1877-05-17

WAsulAuTok. DE-. Iay lu.-Pdrats dispatches
from tho City OF Mexico show thas the friends Of
tesdo have great confidence In sympathy In Wash
lngtou. II Il RauesallJ undesatuad thess that taa
niaz doEerpmeat will not b. recognized BY ths
Unitsd StAtsss that great deal Of secret wotk u
against the D!ax uosetuulent may hu fo!m4Abls.
Thu revolution which has broken out IN the 6tata
Ut CohAhuiia, wbsfe thu truop4 under 1en. fzldss
have declared tor President Ltrto, may bs tua
beginning ol this predicted outbreak.
, 1877-05-17

VIENNA. May 1B,-Count ZIehy and the Prince of
RcaaAs. Ambassadors to Coustaattnoplo from Aus.
trta and Germany respectively. havo both been IN
st:ucttd 10 rcmonstrnte at Coastanttnope fcspect-
lF.g tho formation OF Poah legions, such ~ would
t1ic1ade Polish subjects OF Germany and Austria.
hho Turkish mantfesto was !nd1scrtmfnstsly ad-
dfcsscd 10 Polcs inhab1tng psussian and Auats1an
diatsictS. .,~..
AUsTniA TnREATxNe.
Belgrade specials To Paris papess aassrt that
Aps&ria has declared, Il tho agitation continues,
sac will occupy Bcrvia.
RUSSIAN CoMAsaTs ON pxnnY's couRsH. !.
LoNpox. May lt,-Thc principal passage In the
Journal dt ST. Itffrs5nrg article crltic!.ag Earl
Desby's speech In tho House Of Lords On tho sth
Inst is a. tollowa: "The a.ntcallo relations
which permit full frankneas cannot exeuss era-
tultous suspfclops which Aro no moro justlaed by
Intentions than by facts."
The journal also points ont tho confusion ot
dstes III Lord Dcsbys Speech which it tdeclases can
hufd)y proceed from an error Of memory.
REFUSED 70 ACT.
Tho Uua4Iap te]eRraphle agency epys tho Amer.
lean oIccts In tho aesYlca Of thu Khcdyc hsye re.
fused Ia bear arms against Rusala. They wilt TO-
main insEgypt. ).
SYMPATHY.
uucuAnr,r, Nay 11.-Prince chsr]s. hns In.
formed Tue Grand Duke Nichola. that In token Of
1toumauIa's sympathy with the Russian causo tbs
1.ussfnns ,xouli he aliowed In pn.s thrnuuh nncb.
arrat.
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snr,,a" +ta,, ~ -,ar .a". - sa.,". -, $500.
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WARM0TH TO Be MARRIED.

op9t*d4 GH1pRs1tF " IN 1s@V*"A, =.
NEW Yonx, May 2G-Css1s were 4sned to-dtY
for the marriage Of AEsa Sails, daughter of 4r..
James pullasd, jewelcF Of Newark. n. L., to s1-
Cor, Henry G. W&rmoth, Of LouialAna- Th& cara:
nuuy Will Iake placs In Trinity Ep,A:opAt Church,
Newark. "Wednesday esoninN tho 3oth laAt-
, 1877-05-17

EHtEMpLf kkLATfQA2.
611nJaf D4ttstfcA ID IL 4tihHaa 4

AP1a4 1Af1tkcA 10 4A 1FabGAA
Nkx YoaK, May 1u.-The 1tsa<s &caFas that
Frsucls Bssvsr, lata Centennial cumnlsslonaf
from tho Grind Duehy at Luxembourg, hAa haea
eppotpted BY hIs Government 4 de1eE4te 10 the
Vnted Statsa TOR thn purpose Of establishing Con-
will shortly visit thu Nest In connection with hl4
now misslor. and expects 70 esta1l!ah C9nsIlat
sReuei<a At Chicago and probably othe: Western
cjtiet.
, 1877-05-17

0Ko1&V%1KI-F 1VR3RV8s
EplxBuna, Auy 1l.-'rhs 3totsMda states that
4 fsu OF importers Ut nitrate pf soda 1t Glasgow
have recayed Telegram. tondfmtu3 the 4eatfuc-
&uu Of IQp4qve ly eAtub4uaks. Solifs& wess Lost
, 1877-05-17
TO MANUFACTURERS, .
GENERAL NOTlCEBs

A1ensleman Ut largo who|csale business experience
And nixtat seftFrneta who u going 10 rcsde lios
aa fof tho summer land perhaps permanently. would
seeepts commission aCtncy for noston and Nov En-.
tA1d Of fAt cInSI Western production aAiAbo Ia
Inst scct1on. Address, With pRrttcuarsT es. Tribune
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-28
An UnknOKn Narcotic Plant.

am tempted to notice a plant
that grows here of such strong mar
cotic powers that, in the hands of
skiHful practitioner, it will produce
coma of any intensity or duration, or
even death itself when so intended.
The knowledge of this plant Is con-
fined TO few families, who transmit
the secret as an heirloom from gener-
alton to generation, and the heritage
is highly priced, confirming, it is
thought, the power of miracle work
ers and priests. For the plant is in
many ways used in aid of solemn i'm
posture, superstition and even crime.
The power thus exercised is called
"wanga," word that inspires the
African with awe and dread. The
wanga priest can throw into death
like coma, and knowing the moment
of returning cOnciousness he will
make a show of recalling to life. If
a burglary is to be committed, he can,
by means of his art, cast deep sleep
on all indoors; and one may under
stand how he can attain other forbid
den ends in the same way. An ex-
perienced botanist could not fail to
discover this plant, which, as an
an@s hetic, would on doubt prove a
valuable acquisition to medical
scienee.-Mqjor R. Stuart, Port ar
Prince.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-28

Barriere the Frech dramatist, who
died recently, once met a pretty
actress whose protector had deserted
her, and opening the door of her
CONNIE. did all that was in his power
70 console the unhappy woman, who
was sobbing in corner of the seat.
But she would not be comforted.
"No, no" she cried, Il can never
smile again | must drown myself"
''Very well. said Barnere, calmly
shutting the door, ''we shall meet at
the morgue. Coaohman, drive this
lady 10 the river" And yet Barri-
ere meditated suicide himself once
npop a time, had his pistol loaded,
and called in friend TO receive his
dying wishes. The friend did not at
tempt to dissuade him, but calmly
jotted down the dying wishes, then,
while Barriere was writing fare
we'll letter, took up his pistol and be-
gan examining it. Ii was cooked
aud the muzzle was pointing directly
at Barriere. The intending suicide
ducked under the table with remark
able agility, crying. Look OUT. The
thing Is loaded You'll be shooting
me the first thing you know"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-28
r. Wrinkle Improrsd.

The japanese have the story of
Rip Van Winkle in another form.
A young man fishing in his boat on
the ocean was invited by the god
dess of the sea TO her home beneath
the waves. After three days he de-
sired to see bis old father and moth
er. On parting she gave him a gold
en- casket and key, but begged him
never to open it. At the village
where be lived all was changed, and
he could get no trace of his parents
until an aged woman recollected
having heard of their names. He
found their graves a hundred years
old. Thinking that three days could
not have made such a change, and
that he was under a spell, he opened
the easket. A white vapor rose, and
under its influence the young man
fell too the ground. His hair turned
gray, his form lost its youth, and in
a few moments be died of old age.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-28


One of the Scotch McDonalds has
made melodramatic exit from San
Francisco. He did not love High
land Mary, but California Annie,
and there was crOOkedness sOme-
where. Ten days ago he rose early
IA the morning, walked down 20 8
wharf; took off coat, hat and waist
coat, stared at the dirty water in the
slip, winked at the rising sun and
then added a postscript to his last
letter to the girl he loved. ''The
water is very cold, Annie" " his pencil
ran; 81 have Just felt it. But a Nc
Donald of sGlengarry was never
afraid to die. God bless you. Yours
to the day of judgment-Duncan." ="
Then he folded it and hid it in the
ragged pocket of his coat; and with
another wink at the sun and another
glance at infinite space, he dumped
himself into the harbor. 1t is easy
to understand why he drowned him.
self. He loved her and she had de-
ceiyed him, m,and,of course, he couldn't
be expected to hang around any
longer. But why should he have
taken pains to tell her that the water
was cold? The thought that she
had driven a man out of the world
bv her ambiguous conduct would
of itself have made gentle Annie
uncomfortable; but now she viii lie
abed nights and reproach herself for
not having put the kettle on the
stove, warmed the water and given
him a chance to drown himself in a
comfortable bath tub with all the
modern eonveniences. But, then,
she can sOlace herself with the
thought that "a Mcdonald Of Glen
garry was nos sfrSjd to dle," Alaeks
is a Mcdonald of Glengarry ever
afraid to live?
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-28
The ChInese ProbIem.

The Brooklyn Union discusses the
Chinese question that is now agita-
ting the people of the Pacific coast,
and tells some plain truths about the
rise and progress of this agitation.
The Union gives a brief history of
the efforts made to bring about a
friendly intercourse with the Chinese
people up 10 the period of the Burlin-
game treaty, which was regarded
with great favor by the people and
Government Of the United States, and
says, California rejoiced in the trade
that sprang up and in the emigrants
that came. These Chinese built rail.
roads and public works, and added
largely to the industry and resources
of the State. 1t was not until duh
times came that this class of pOpuIa-
tion was discovered to be a nuisance.
The Burlingame Treaty made fur
ther concessions of a mutual eharac-
ter, and the rights privileges conced-
ed to Cinnamon here were granted
to Americans in China. This treaty
still exists, apd until it is abrogated
must remain the law of the land, in
spite Of Hoodlums and Hoodlumism,
and in spite of adverse Legislation by
the State of California. The United
States cannot afford to abandon COM
mercial advantages already gained,
or to lose the foothold already secur-
ed. There must be some Statesman
like method Of solving this problem,
but it does not appear that Congress
has the wisdom to discover and apply
such method
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-28
LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTH
ERN a. R.

Special Michigan Express leaves Buffalo at
800 p. m, Erie LILO a. m, COnneaut- -2:22
Ashtabula 255 a. M, Madison 1882 a. m, Paines-
vile 4:c0 a. m, Cleveland 5:i5 a. m.
Special Chicago Express leaves Buffalo at
l&45 a. m, Erie $50 a. m, Ashtabula 4:5S
Ptinesville $40, and arrives at Cleveland at
6:35 a. m.
Conneaut Accommodation leaves Conneaut
at sos a m, Amboy GIL, Kingsville 6:2I, Ash
tabula $685. SaybrOok 6:43, Geneva b:53, Paines-
vile 7:2S and arrives at Cleveland S:45 a. m.
Toledo Express leaves Buffalo at 6:55 a. M,
Erie 1915, Conneaut l1:l7, Amboy -. Kings
vile lI:33, Ashtabula i1:45 m, Say brook lI:56
Geneva l2;05, Painesville l2:39, and arrives
at Cleveland at 200 p. m.
Pacific Express leaves Buffalo 1910 D. m,
Erie 3:55, Ashtabula 5:l5, PaineSville 6:06, and
arrives at Cleveland at 7:O5 p. m.
GOING EAST.
Atlantic Express leaves Cleveland 7:SOa. m,
Painesville $50, Ashtabula 9:05, Conneaut 9:2S
Erie 1920 and arrives at Buffalo at Los D. m
Toledo and Buffalo Accommodation leaves
Cleveland at ll:l5 a. m. Painesville 1927, Ge-
neVa l:O7 a. m, SaybrOOk lis. Ashtabula l:30,
Kingsville La, AmbOy l:54. Conneaut 2:02,
Erie 3:I0, Buffalo 200 D. m.
Chicago and st. Louis Express leaves GleVe-
land at 245 p. m, Painesville 3:3l, Ashtabula
Alb, Erie 5;25, and arrives at Buffalo at SOS
p. m
Conneaut Accommodation leaves Cleveland
At i:5o p. m, Painesville e 500 Geneva 6SS Say
brook GAS, Ashtabula 700, Kingsville 7:l3 Am
boy 7:ZS, and arrives at Conneaut at $50 p. m.
special New \ Hork Express leaves Cleveland
at IO:39 p m, Painesville 1I:20 Ashtabula 1904
a. m- Erie l:20 and arrives at Buffalo at 400 a.
m.
eA-The Pacific Express viii stop at Girard,
COnneaut. Geneva and Willoughby daily
The Special n. Y. Express on Saturdays, and
Chicago Express on Sundays only, will stop
at all stations for which they may have pas
sengers.
ea-Trains run by Columbus time.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-28
COLLINS
VOLTAIC PLASTERS

A n Electro Galvanic Battery, com
"A bined with the celebrated Medicated POr-
Ous Plaster. forming the grandest curative agent
in the world of medicine. and utterly SURPRISING
all other Plasters heretofore in use. They accom-
plish more in one week than the old Plasters in a
whole year. They do not palliate. they CURE. In
slant relief afforded in Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Paralysis. Cramps, St Vitus' Dance, Sciatica, Hip
Complaints, Spinal Affections, Nervous Pains and
Irritations, Epilepsy or FITS proceeding from
Shocks to the Nervous System, RUptures and
Strains, Fractures, Bruises, Commissions, Weak
Muscles and Joints, Nervous and Feeble Muscu-
lar Action. Great Soreness and Pam in any part
of the Body, Weak and Painful idneys, Great
Tenderness Of the Kidneys. and Weak aud Lame
Back caused by Chronic Inflammation of the Kid
neFs
So confident are the prOprietors of the great
value OF this Plaster over ali other Plasters that
they do not hesitate to WARRANT it to possess
greater. far greater, curative properties than all
Others combined. while the price of each, viz .
cents is within the reach of every sufferer in the
land. Insist, therefore, upon having what you
call for.
Sold everywhere. Sent by mail. carefully wrap
ped and warranted, on receipt of price, 25 cents
for one, 81 .25 for six, or rs for twelve, by
WEEKS Il POTTER, Proprietors, Boston.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-28
ERIE RAILWAY,

AJsiract Of Time Table adopted NoU. y, 1877
DULLMAN'S best Drawing room
4 and Sleeping Coaches, combining all
modern improvements, are running through
without change from Rochester, Buffalo. Sus.
pension Bridge, Niagara Falls, Cincinnati and
Chicago TO New York, making direct eonnec.
tiOn with all lines of foreign and coastwise
steamers, and also with Sound steamers and
railway lines for. Boston and New England
cities. Hotel Dining Cars from Chicago tC
New York.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-28
SANFORD'S
Radical Cure for
CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and perma-
i uently cures this loathsome disease in all it:
various stages. II possesses the soothing anc
healing properties Ofplants, he-bs and harKs IL
their cSsential form. free from every hbrous con
tamiUG on. and in this re-pect differs rom every
other known remedy. ia ulIc short year u hsS
found its way from thr A iantc - the racine
coast and wherever known has became the s'SIlu N
arr remedy for the treatment ut CaLaT a. W ue
proDTigtOrs have been vailed upon Oy SehueIlSn
OF national reputation who have been CIIeu oy
this remedy and who have at cons ceFaoie *
prnse and per-onal trouble, spread the so"u Ie" :
throughout the circles in which tDeY move /" % Iel,
yua I.ar wealthy gentleman oi lntsillsShc5 alil
refinement szN Il owe my lie 70 oahlO!d raul
cal Cure - you may feel assured tai u i an arll-
eli. Of great value and worthy 20 ne cla-s'd among
The Standari medical specifics Of the day
.ri.e zen fit derive from its daily use is to me-
HENRY WELLS, OF WELLS, FA-so & Co.
at has cured meafrer twelve years OF uniuter-
'up Gu Su GEO. W. HOUGHTON, WALrHAx.
Each package contains Dr. SanfOrd's Improved
Inha ing Tube with full directions Tor use in all
cases Price 81 20 per package. For sale by all
wholesale ana Retail Druggists throughout the
T. tied States. WEEKS & POTTER, tieneral
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston,