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Aliens Pile Ointment.

THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION.
The reputation Of this Medicine i5 now so vol
established that liberal minded men IN the medl.
ca profession throughout the Union recommend
1t TO their patients the very best Of all rene
dies 1oi Piles. Hundreds of the most painful
cases OF p lies have been cured by its use in a
very short time.
No medicine has ever obtained higher or
more deserving reputation than Aliens Pile
Ointment.
Aliens Pile Ointment is remedy o. universal
usefulness whenever an OIL Ccrate sGlve Oint-
ment or embrOcatiOu is required. in case Of
sous, Cuts, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, petter Ecze-
ma, King Worm, BarOer's Itch, Frosted Limbs,
Chlblams, Chapped SBiu Fever Busters, Bed
Sores, sore Feel, Bunions, Vegetable Poisoning,
Bites of Insects sc.
There Is no known remedy that gives such
lasting reliei as Aliens Pile Ointment. 1t is q
new, delightful and wonderful remedy, designed
and warranted TO supersede all other Ointments
yet discovered.
Aliens Pile Ointment is entirely different
from any other OtntmenJ in the whole world
perfectly harmless for tho infant or aged it is
cooling and grateful to the burning brow throb
blng temples and fever parched system; 1t wJ
banish pam and allaY inflammation more rapidly
than any curative compound IN Tins or IT. any
other country.
Price so cents a box, or six boxes for S2 co. I
| your druggist or store-keeper does not have il
| We Will forward half dozen TO any address OF
receipt of price
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Aliens Liver Pills.

Perfectly taeteess ele gantly coated For the
cure OF all disorders Of the Stomach, Liver Bow.
els, Kidneys, Bladder, N ervOuA Diseases Head
nche, Constipation, CostivepNs, Indigestion
Dyspepsia, ana all Bilious Diseases, such as
Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness OF Blood
TO the head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea
Heartburn, disgust for Food, Fullness or
Weight in the stomach, Sour EructatlOns, sink.
ing or Futtering al the Pit of the stomach,
Swimming of the Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering at the heart, Choking or
Suifocating Sensations when in a lying posture,
Dimness OF VISION, Dots or Webs 6eiOre the
sight, Fever or dull pain in the Head, DitiCu, "
OF Precipitation, NellOwness 0t the Skin and
Eyes, Pain IN the side, Chest, Limbs, and Sud
den Ilushes OF Heat, Burning OF the Flesh, etc.
ALIENS LIVER PILLS may always be relied
on as a safe ana ehectual remedy, ana NAV be
taken by both sexes At all times with beneficial
results. by their use the weak are made strong.
Distress after eating Inward Weakness, Ian.
guOr Want of Appetite, are at once removed by
dose or two OF these Pills. Thousands of pei.
sons who have used these Pills we have yet Ia
hear the fr>t complaint from one who has tried
them. They always give relief.
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Tumors. Ulcers or OIL Sores

AFRO caused by an impure state of the blood;
cleanse the b.ood thoroughly with Aliens
Strengthening Cordial aud the complaints Will
Aliens Strengthening Cordial cures CoNsTI.
PATTON, DYsPEPsIA EAINTNEsS OF STOMACH. 1t
Is not a stimulating BItters which creates fic-
titiOus appetite, butAa gentle Tonic, watch as
sisJs nature to restore the stomach to a healthy
action. No person suffering with Sour stomach,
Headache Gostiveness, PalpitatiOn OF the Heart,
Indigestion, Low spirits, DC, can take three
dOscs without rehef.
Allen's Strengthening Cordial cures Female
Weakness 1t acts directly upon the causes Of
these complaints inNlgOrates and Strengthens
the whole system, acts upon the secretlve or
gans and allayS inflammation. H
Aliens Streng gtnomng Cordial has never failed
to cure mercurial diseases, pain in the bones, as
II removes from the system the producing
cause. salt Rheum aud Scald Il cad readily yield
TO the great Alternative effects OF tnis medicine.
Ailen's Strengthening Cordial has never been
known 70 fail IN giving immediate relief in all
diseases OF Ihe Kidneys and Urinary organs
This medicine challenges the most profound at
tention OF the medical faclty, many OF whom
are prescribing it to their patients.
Allen's Stfeugt henlng Cordial acts as delight
fully on the tender babe, the most delicate lady
and intirm old age, as on the strong man I'M
parting heath and vigor to enorV aud Di ain,
blood. vessels. heart aud liver. When taken YOU
can feel its iife-giVlng power course through
every artery destroying all diseases IN the blood
and giving health, elasticity and strength to the
whole organization.
Anen's stI engtnenng Cordial is acknowledg-
cd by all ciusses Of people to be tho best and
most reliable blood purifier IN the world. 1t Is
never failing remedy and can be relied upon.
How manythousandj upon thousands have been
snatehed as II were from the brink OF the grave
bv its miraculous power. Who will suffer from
Liver COMPLAINTS, dyspepsia, Diseases Of tie
stomach, Kidneys Bowels or Bladder when
such great remedy Is within reach
Volumes might be filed with proof from oil
parts of the civilized world TO prove that no re-
medy has ever been discovered in the whole
| history OF medicine TINT acts 80 promptly. Even
| IN the wO, 81 cases of Scrofula n good appetite
complete digestion strength and disposition
for exercise e, are sure to follow its use. If the
bowels are costtve, or heaohche Accompanies
the disease the use of Aliens Liver Pills will re
move II. over eight years experience and the
increasing popularity OF Aliens medicines are
| conclusive proof
| Price 81 90 per bottle, or six bottles for IS 90
| II YOUR druggist OF stOre-keeper does not have
| 1t, we will forward half a dozen to any addrest
| on receipt of the price.
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ALLEN,s LIVER PILLs

Regulate the organs of the system restoring
functional harmony and securing the secretion
Of the proper constituents OF each organ. BY
their action the liver secretes it's allotted pro.
portion OF ble-the- lungs carbon. the Slkin
sweat, the kidneys urine etc, and are always
reliable as pIIrgHtve.
The aged, aud persons subjected to ConstiDa.
ton, Parnlys.s, and Weakness of the Bowels
Kidneys and Bladder, etc that have to resort
20 INJECTIONS, by taxing two or three OF Aliens
Liver Pulls, VIII enjoy natural discharges and
by the occasional Use OF them have regular oper
atiOns In these cases their strengthening and
nutritious principles are exhibited every dose
will add new strength to the Bowels liver
Kidneys etc, that may be worn or depleted by
age
In these Pills, a want that science has ever
failed tO supply is secured and this Is thorough
purgatiVe that can be given in safety in cases
of eruptive feverS, as Small POX Erysipe as
Yellow Fever, Scarlet and Typhoid Fevers
When the Mucus Membrane becomes liberated
these Pills act thoroughly, yet heal liberated
aud exc nriateu parts They are made from ex-
UActs--frOm new mgIedents-cutirely Vege.
table superior IN every respect 10 tho ordinary
powders and substances Of the common a lyer.
tised Pulls, and have safe, certain, and uniform
action.
Puce 35 cents a box, or six boxes for e. e6. II
your druggist or store keeper does not have
them, we Will forward hall a dozen boxes 10
any addi ess ON receipt OF the price. Prepared
only by
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J ST. JosFPH No.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-14
WASHINGTON.


Hen. nutger win champion the labor
Interest, while Blaine Fears ihs
question VIII Interfere win Hts
FIRnntlng Of the HIoody shirt-slen.
crooks one OF the sitting Buu Com
Inissioners.
Noon Associated Press Report.l
WASHINGTON, August IL The war
department designates General Crooks,
and invites john a, Welsh, OF phila-
delphia, 10 act rs commissioners to
Sitting Bull.
General sherman must be near the
scene OF the Indian fight. Those who
know the country say he ~ not be-
You'd danger.
The treasury department has issued
circular that its employees must pay
their washerwomen.
A special to the Baltimore sun aays
Mr.. Blaine, in letter TO friend in
Washington, expresses the apprehen.
sion that the southern policy OF Presl-
dert Hayes will be lost sight of In the
agitation OF the labor troubles. IL con
veys the impression that while he will
endeavor To keep on top ia the agita.
ton OF the labor question, he VIII
take care not to abandon his line Of
action on the southern question.
Buffers Intentions are tn make the
southern question secondary to the
working men, whose champion he
processes 10 be.
Hayes has determined that himself
and suite shall pay their car fare, ex-
cept when the party are In charge OF
committee.
WASHINGTON, August 10 Two arti-
Giles, making di-paragiug reflections,
have appeared in the Republican.
The subject was James Il. Wheatly, Of
Harrodsburg, Kentucky, and one Of
General Morgan's wounded soldiers.
This morning, Wheatly assailed W. j..
Murtagh, editor OF the Republican, 10
frynt OF his Office, inllicting many
blows with cowhide. Wheatly
avoided striking Murtagh over the
face
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A Land OF Poverty and Woe, where
the slight OF War VIII Remain For.
ever--It ~ Hammered that England
Has asked Authority 10 Protect ihe
Chriatiaan.
Noon Associated pross RopouJ
LONDON, August S.-The Stand.
ards Bucharest correspondent tele.
graphs an eminent parsonage here
had an interview with the Grand
Duke Nicholas, on Thursday. The lat.
ter admitted that his troops We're
somewhat demorall1ed, aud seid that
there was no possibility OF resump.
lion OF operations for three weeks,
when he would have received rein.
forcements OF one hundred thousand
men.
The Constantlnople correspondent of
the Standard says; at isrumored that
cholera has appeared In the Russian
camp"
Tho Daily News correspondent at
Sistova, concludes his statement Of
the situation OF Saturday: IL seems
doubtful whether the Balkan passes
Will continue TO be held by the Rus.
slams, Eight Thousand Starving Bull
garian refugees are in Selvi. The
weather to-day IL broken; there are
heavy and continuous rains. The ma
tives say wet weather may be expect
ed for n fortnight, at this season,
which might cOnduce 10 the greatest
sickness IN the army.
Therimes occasional correspondent
at Vienna, speaks very positively rela.
tive 10 Servia's non.intervention In
the immediate future.
The Times Constantlnople GORE.
spondent telegraphs via Syria, rs fol-
lows The civil war OF determination
Is being carried ON at present ut Eski-
Saghra, All of tho male christian
native population has been sentenced
by the Turkish government. This
news has been brought by two Amerl.
can missionaries. who were protected
by Turkish friends. They lost every
thing they had, This news Is con.
flrmed by consular dispatches. Every
male Bulgarian is accused OF being
either II spy or an open enemy.
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Courier Journal: Ii IL announced
that Diag Is not only arranging To pay
the next installment OF SS00,00O due
the United States on account OF the
awards OF the Mexican claims COM
mission, but In talking OF paying Mexi.
co.'s debt TO England. which was re-
pudlated some years ago. II Is dill
cult TO get ut Mexico's public debt, but
II is something like 500, OOO,UO0. The
last statement was made during the
reign Of Macmillan In 1865, when the
! figures were given at S3l $4,000, draw
ing lnterest to the amount of 81, 900, 600
annually, About Ssi00,000,000 OF this
was due to England and France (larga-
ly 10 England), 30 that DlaT has under
taken u huge job II he intends to pay
the English debt,
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Ch,ldiiRo ANA nrAna.

An average-looAing Chlnaman, with
u smile OF the blandest kind anu heavy
oowhide boots, ambled into u city rail-
road car last evening, says the San
Francisco Mail, on the down trip. As
Il was crowded with passengers, he
did not seem In any hurry 10 deposit
his fare, but after the oar had gone
several blocks, handed Ii Ia with that
OF several others. For sometime the
driver had been gazing abstractedly at
him, and, as the pasteboafd dropped
into the box, the brakes got several
vigorous turns, the car came TO q
standAtlll, and the door was telescoped
back. The driver spoke;
"Put your fare In the box, John,
and don't you play any red paper on
me-
The Chinaman looked, II possible,
blander than ever, rs hereplied; "Wha
for me- pay tare9 You no toolee me.n
The driver glowered, aud as he gave
the reins an extra twist, prepared for
action Now, John, pay your fare, or
get Oft"
"You sayee that Folth street ~
"Ies, john, that's Fourth street, y
said the passenger asked, and AS John
passed out his smile was blander than
ever.
The brake was unwound, the reins'
caught up, the horse got vicious
switch, and stream OF tobacco fell.
To quiet figure on the front platform
the driver impaired the Information
that Frhat rooster had come that game
three times now, but hell think ----
loose II he plays II on me again."
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Tho Wounded officers and Men Win 30
Taken to Fort Shaw for Treatment
Forty Dead Indians Counted on
0ne.half Of the Field.
Noon Associated rress Report.l

CHICAGO, August l4.--The following
Is the official report OF the Indian fight
IN Montana, MS telegraphed from st.
Paul, Minnesota, to General Sheridan,
| al Chicago:
A dispatch just received from Gen.
eral Gibbons, dated Big Hole Pass,
August 9th, as follows; Surprised the
Neg Perces camp here this morning.
Got possession OF II after hard light,
IN which both sides lost heavily. Cap.
tain Logan aud Lieutenant Bradley
ARE killed. Myself, Captain Williams
aud Lieutenants Coolidge, Woodruff
and English are wounded, the latter
| seriously,
lSgnedl A, IL, TERRY,
Brigadler-deneral Commanding,
WASHINGTON, August lS. OFFICIAL.
ASAN FRANCISCO, August IL. 10 Ad.
jumntGeneral, Washington, ID. Co.
The following has Just been received
from General Howard
TRAIL CREEK, Biz HOLE CANON.
August l0.--Uolonel GibDons, with
anout 20e men, attacked the Indian
oamp in big Hole BASIN, at dawn yes
terday. lie seemed TO haye had CON
siderable success at the first, but the
Indians fought him all day. Several
men from tue battlefield are with me
here, eighteen miles distant, and they
say there were at least fifty soldiers
killed and wounded, Captain Logan
aud Lieutenant Bradley are reported
killed, aud Colonel Gibbons slightly
wounded. The distance from Missoula
TO the battlefield Is about one hundred
and fifteen miles. IL has pressed every
nerve To overtake Gibbons, who had
four days the start OF me from Mon
tana. pushed forward with small
escort to-day, making flfty.six miles,
leaving my command To follow. |
hope TO give Gibbons valuble assist
ance to morrow with my cavalry and
iiity infantry in wagons.
ISgnedl HOWARD,
Brgsdier General commanding depart
ment of the Columbia.
SAN FRANCISCO, August Is. TO the
sdjutant general of the army, Wash
ington, ID. G: The following Ia Just
received from Gibbons battlefield /.
Reached General Gibbons at 10 o'clock
to-day. lie assaulted the Indians At
daylight on the 9th, aud Inflicted great
loss upon them. His own casualties
are seven officers, fifty. three men and
ten volunteers. General Gibbons IL
wounded, but not seriously. Supplies
are not out, AZ reported Gibbons
command are in the best of spirits.
The last OF the Indians left last night.
Shall continue the pursuit rs soon us
my command Is up. HOWARD,
Brigadier general commanding.