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THE WONDERFUL ''''
EGYPTIAN BL0OD-PURIFIER-
THETAR. l.la.

THIS SnoOnspdrHble DEPURATITE ts
g asGff6J, sIsffFJ" "DfaPIfSRETI6,' and IPiERI-
EMT, combining, 0tTtttes t1htch render
it tnUaluabie and 1,egersfdittng; and 6y
cate all diseases of the blood. It's imgre-
dients are of a purely harmless eotrdc-
tion, the products gathered from, remote
tie Slightest faint Of disease y, the sys-r
tenn, II neyeT fails Ia ejectinO that disease
peiti'sg H%gt Il "a through. tie 4uamy and rGrtoIs
channels of the body, thereby dlLOtctn0y
and, indeed, Forcing du TIE organs into
ditiOn. A pery trief space Of time tciT
eonginGe any patient using q, oI &c u,,-,
doubted etieS'tg y gof,@ ga ,ost s1ods,I s9
aud the greatest discovery Of the Prese'se
g ssss n me te Sr6rS srdatse tsss SaS ssS e
scat of the lesion or disorder, sach as
SCROFUIA and the thousand and one
of gchioh all ciuiLiSed opfn1nsnitfaa are
cognfsGnt, for BibIicaE IT'sth has Gssert.
pisit sgs epe,. unto the tHira and fourth gen
eratiOns,'' and to BR0KEN-DOWN AND
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS 1t ts a
poicerfist Tejucendtor, causing me trreche
of man once more to assume the God-tike
''''T T,oy " CUT,1 N 20 US DISEASES, URIN-;
OOSTTVENESS,i LIVER and KIDNEY
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL AND NERY-
GUS, ID 10 Bl LII1, IL ~ u ~ = olns
GLANDULAR ENLARG EMENTS, EPI-
T'HELIOMATOU US CANCER, SCURYY,
Il objections OF THE BONES, INDO-.
LENT GEES, r EMA LIE COM;
PLAINTS (0ao6I to the gesatLer sea- it Is az,
boon long sought for 6y sensitive, s"scep-'
direct action anon fheir aitnaents) AND
ALL FORMS or CHRONIC DISEASE
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE, it Is Sn0atuabte. A
perseverance, qcith this remedy sctH provo
a. positive and f9et'aaneI1t cure for"
CHILLS and FEVERS and alt -MALA-f
Thousands of Testimonials attest tho
truth Of these cLdinas. ,g.l.E,
sin BOTTLES. 81, t HEt II" ".Hf7. HUN
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Aliens Liver Pills.

Perfectly tastelpss elegantly coated. For the
cure Of all olsuruers Of the Stomach, Liver Bow.
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10 the mead, ACidity OF the stomach, Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust for Food Fullnuss or
Weight in the stomach, Sour EvuCtauuns sink.
ing OF Futtering NJ the Fit Of the stomach.
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried or Difficult
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GASTRON.

GASTRON Is a safe, speedy, and t'osir
tiUo care for that most depressing Of att.r
a,esto1.e the dtgestive organs TO their pT'is-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
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qiergOus irritabiIify of literary dsld Hit
persons pursuing a sedentaTD life, IS
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Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores


Arc caused by an impure state of the blood;
cleanse the bood thoroughly with Aliens |
Strengthening Cordial and The complaints Will
Aliens Strengthening Cordial cures CoEsrI-
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stsls nature to restore the stomach u n healthy
action Nope son suffering with Sour stomach,
HeIdache, tUstveness PMptutOn Of the Heart,
IndigeSuon' Low spirits, &ci can take Three
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Aliens trengthening Cordial cures Female
Weakness IL acis directly upon Oho cause OF
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tile whole system, acts upon the secrct.Ve or
gans and allhys inflammation.
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1t removes from the system the producing
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This medicine challenges the most profound at
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| fully On the tender babe, the most delicate lady
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| BY ITS miraculous power Who Will suder from
| Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Diseases Oi tne
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| III the wO' ST cases of SCrOfula a good appetite,
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PILES. HemOrfhOidS.
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Many causes tend to produce this 1,Gis-
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PROPRIETARY
wi IS
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,
Late Physician 10 ST. Georges and 81. Bartholo
news Hospitals, London, Curator to
ST. Elzabeth's, etc. - ,

Afer years of the most eabortous re-.
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practical application in treatnientto Mow-
sands Of patients, Geo. Chandler. 1.M.y
tic nc fOflOtring remedies, his sOie dis
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testimonials, the unsolicited offerings Of
sttferiiig and discouraged patients, tChO
Haze not OHIy IeceiUed TeItgf and benefit
radically cured of ailments and chrOnio
complaints, tChtch E0Ue been ddjudged OU
the most eIliIleist physicians as hopeless.
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W. ASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 81, 1871
THE GRAVITY OF THE INDIAN SITUATION
FEARS OF A JUNCTION BETWEEN SITTING
BULL AND JOSEPH THE TURBULENT SIOUX.
Great anxiety was felt at the Indian Bureau to-day,
arising from further Indications Of growing trouble
with the Indians in the Northwest Commissioner
Smith, in talking the attitude OF tho SIOUX said
ho had great solcitade concerning the developments
which were hourly multiplying with tendency to
much moro serious complications than had before
occurred In tho management OF the Indian question
"if," said he "the Sioux shall exhibit, rs appre-
bend, relu,tancc TO going to the location &C.
lected for them by tho government on the Missouri
River and In their dissatisfaction some hundreds of
them will leave tho reservation, likely, aunction
be effected with Sittiog Bull or Joseph, when We
shall have be provided with 900 troops at least If
not double that number, before those who take the
warpath can DO subducd. The almost military
strategy of the turbulent Indians seemingly
takes the direction OF contcmp plated cooperation
between The force under Joseph with that OF Sitting
Bull, TO DO augmented with immense contingency
from tho ntieen thousand Sioux at The Rod Cloud,
Spotted Tail and adjacent agencies Joseph Is thought
to be making his way through tho mountains toward
Sitting Bull by way OF the Lola pass, which said to
DO the only course open to elect junction II he
DO driven back and prevented from dong this much
future danger the frontier will DO avoided but II
he will be reinforced by sufficient npnbcrs keep
The Northwest in terror for time
1t is of course even chance whether this state Of
affairs shall SGT In or be vigorously prevented but tho
danger foreshadowed ~ regarded sufficiently probable
TO excite considerable alarm ut the Interior Depart
ment to-day. General Sheridan, who seems deter
mined TO apply a rigorous course dealing with the
Sioux, telegraphcd to the Secretary OF the Interior
relative TO the choice of location for them the
Missouri RIVER and Is inclined TO prefer II to
that whitcsh Creek but adds that there danger
from the OF the white settlers adjacent. Ho also
asks that tho consideration Of General Crooks pro-
posed programme Tor tho visiting Sioux chiefs be
postponed by tho Commissioner OF Indian Affairs At
present Commissioner Smith thinks that II
General Niles troops have encountered Sit.
ting Bull, tho latter was his way down
to meet Joseph's band, from whom doubt
runners have been sent to the Canada
border well AS TO the Sioux tribes with declaration
OF war and asking assistance Commissioner Smith
says he wants to do everything to cooperate with
General Sheridan and aid tho army IN keeping the In
dams In peaceful condition. 81 Obliged to adopt
this policy he added, 'becuuse We have to ask and
and rely upon tho protection OF the army
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August IL A. II.
Indications

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or The CHIEF SPINAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August IL A. H.
Indications
For the Middle states and New England. rising. pos
sbly followed by falling barometer, northeast to south
cast Winds cooler, clear partly cloudy weather, and
on the coast fog or ram.
For tho South Atlantic States, rising barometer,
northeast winds and cooler, partly cloudy weather
For the Gulf States stationary rising barometer,
northeast to southeast winds and clear weather. with
stationary or higher temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. variable fol.
lowed by cooler westerly WINDS stationary rising
barometer, partly cloudy weather, and occasional
rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
icys rising barometer, cooler north and wcst winds
aud partly cloudy or clear weather.
For the upper lako region, warmer southeast shift
Ing TO cooler westerly winds, followed by rising
barometer, local rains and clear weather.
For tho lower lakes, cooler castcrly winds veering
to warmer southcry, partly cloudy weather and pos
sbly occasional light rain, and stationary or falling
barometer.
The rivers will continue TO fall except IN tho Upper
Ohio Valley, where they VIII remain stationary.
Cautonary signals arc ordered for New York, sandy
Hook, Barnegat Atlantic City, Cape May, Cape Horny,
Kitty Hawk, Capo Hattcras, New Haven, New London
and Newport
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.

TROY MoULDGRs ON AN EXCURSION QUARREL
AND USE pIsroLs-AN UNorFENDING MAN
WOUNDED.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RouXDoUr,-N. ", July 81 1917
This place was Invaded today by ono OF thu largest
cxcursions that ever landed here. II came by tho
steamer Thomas Powell from Troy, and comprised u
large number OF tho most rowdyish clement that WIS
seen here. The gin mills were throngcd, and "a
series OF lights ensued. For large portion
OF tho afternoon tho rowdes had possession
OF section or tho town, AMI some local officers
cDdeavoring TO make arrests resisted
aud unable ~ secure the transgressors. Tn ere
were greut many mouldors III the crowd, some OF
whom were union" men and others belonged to tho
class called ''scab" mouldcrs Ono. Of tho latter was
upon by oil tho forrnor, md in response to
sheir taunts at working under wages he drew pis
which be pointed at one Of the union men The ball
struck the latter, but fortunately II hit button which
caused II TO glance oil.
BysTANDER SHOT
James Ryan was standing by, but not concerned In
the affair. and the bali took effect In his side The
wound is serious, but not believed to be fatal. The
who fred tho pistol wounded in tho hand
through clumsy handling of the weapon. His name Is
Kyran Clearly and he was arrested and taken % Troy.
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Patriotic Club, with difficulty restraints the Thes
sallans from rising before the Kingdom Is armed.
/ 81 GA TURKISH STEAMER SUNK. ,
A Reuter- despatch from Bucharest reports that
the Russian batteries have sunk Turkish steamer
which was cruising on Oltenitza.
ALLEGED HORRIBLE ATROCITIES BY RUSSIANS.
Official papers laid before Parliament contain the
following:-The English Consul at siyno informs
Minister Layard, under date OF July II, that the
Russians stir up the Buigarians and arm them !;
that they tore out the eyes OF Mussulmans whom
they killed at Ststova and Tiled the sockets with
bread
THE sULTAN's APPEAL TO THE QUEEN
Minister Layard telegraphs Lord Derby, under
date of July "a, that the Sultan has sent him
message entreating the queen to use her influence
with the Gear TO stop the shocking cruelties COM
mtted by the Russian troops Men, women and
children are outraged and murdered in horrible
manner The Sultan can scarcely believe that the
Car wishes the war to become war OF extermina-
ton and war OF brgands.
STATEMENT OF THE suLrAN's AIDE.
The Sultan's aide-de. camp gave Minister Layard
an account OF the revolving atrocities he witnessed
and which Mr.. Layard says are in great measure
confirmed by advices from consuls and other
sources
OUTRAGEs OF BULGARIANs-THE AVENGERS.
Mr. Layard transmits, July Is, several consular
reports OF outrages and massacres by the Bulga-
rians. and says there Is truth In them, although
they may be exaggerated. The Wallachians and
Bulgarians accompany The Russian army in bands
calling themselves avengers.
ANOTHER MASSACRE AT BAJAzID.
General Kendall telegraphs, under date OF July
26:-"The massacre ut Bajazid is confirmed, but
the atrocities at Arabian are quite untrue"
RUSSIAN CRUELTY DENIED BY WELLESLEY.
general press despatch rom Bucharest says
Colonel Wellesley has addressed report to the
British government categoricaly denying the
crueltics with which the Russians charged
CHANGE IN THE OTTOMAN CABINET.
Aarin Pacha has resigned the Foreign Ministry,
ana is succeeded by Servir Pacha.
RouMANIA STRENGTHENING HER ARMY.
Prince Charles has decreed n credit for increas-
ing the cadres and number OF officers.
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UNRARTHING FRAUD.
IMPORTANT EVIDENCE IMPLIcATISa PROMINENT
SOUTH CARoLIsIANs.

IMPORTANT EVIDENCE DUPLICATING PROMINENT
SOUTH cARoLIsIANs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CoLcxBiA, July 81. 1877.
Josephus Woodruff tho republican Clerk Of the
Senate OF this State whose fight from Charleston and
subsequent recapure ut Philadelphia reported In
the HERALD few days. since, was brought to Column
bla and, after two days. detention In this CITY, left
for Charleston this evening IN charge Of Lieutenant
Chapman, OF the Charleston detective force for the
purpose OF securing the amount OF tho ball. $40 o0o
which is required OF him surety for his appearance
az Tho october term OF tho Court Of General Sessions
Inc investigating committee At whose iLstance he
arrested Is still prosecuting It's work with tirelcss
vlgor. Among the Witnesses examined to-day
H. IT, Worthington Collector Of the Port OF Charles
ton and Ex-Governor i. J. Moses The examination
OF tho latter has been progress several days, but
concluded this morning.
VALUABLE DOCUMENTARY PROOF
Tho discovery of q box OF his private papers which
were supposed TO be lost but when he to the
possession OF party who had purchased the criticize "
furniture In which they sccrctcd resulted ia
the acquisition OF new aud large fund Of infor
by the coinniLee which VIII lead To far reaching and
astounding Developments IN u lew days The commit
tee pronounce the papers to be OF inestmabic vauo TO
tho State aud utterly ruinous TO the regulations OF
many reconstruction politicians who have hitherto
escaped investigation even suspicion OF wrong
doing. Tho public Will be startled when tho names
ard charges are mqdc known.