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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04
Mutual EOrbearanCe and Conf
dence Needed.

In these pinching times, when ev-
cry industry is trammeled and dis
tressed, when every chord of the ma
ton is stretched tOits sutmOsttensiOn,
there is need of mutual fOrbearance
and confidence and the display of
our best manhood. There can be no
hard lines laid down between en-
plOyer and the employed if we
would tide over today and hasten the
morrow of brighter and better things.
Everybody must yield something
of desire, or even rtght-fOr the COM
mon good. We had reached, as we
thought and hoped, the bottom of
our troubles, and the country was
looking for the speedy coming of a
great relief. The great railroad strike
has upset all calculations and thrown
us back-it is impossible to say how
far. Every industry will feel the
iron hand of lawlessness upon it, and
the poor man, who has not stock in
store, will suffer most. Such state
of affairs is without parallel in the
history of this country. We have
had strikes and riots, but never has
anything been known Of the com
pass and violence of this outbreak.
The situation is lamentable and alar-
ming, but it is not without hope.
We must make what allowance we
can for OrthewOrkingrnen who feel that
they have been denied the means of
support for their families, and we
must not lose our faith in the good
sense of the American people. The
judiciOus will grieve, but they will
also bear themselves discreetly, and
exert their influence toward tOning
down the excitement and re-adjuSt-
ing the differences between labor and
capital. Above all things, we i'm
plOre the honest WOrkingmen to be-
ware of the sharperS who prey on
them and and make use of them to
the serious disadvantage of labor.
This is not a time for alarming SEN
satiOns. 1t IS time for calmneas
and manhood. The truth is bad en-
ough. Let us not eXaggerate it, nor
fan the flames that are already bur-
ming. a great nation must exert it
self to restore its WOnted calm, and
return to its customary peaceful aV-
cations baltimore Gazette.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04

A Washington special says there is
a general feeling there that ''thepres-
ent strike will convince Secretary
Sherman that his ruinous policy of
contraction and forced resumption
which has been sOwn to the wind is
reaping a whirlwind. If the trouble
now upon greatrailway corporations,
and which threatens all diversified
channels of skill and labor, is not
sufficient to convince Mr.. Hayes
that Sherman's policy is ruinous
one, nothing certainly can. The
impression is that the only good
thing which the strike has brought
about is the demand of the people
for the repeal of the resumption act
in October. 1t is regarded as a wise
lesson, but bought with sad and
bloody experience.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04

THERE Is no room for two opiu
ions. Having appealed to force IA
strikers must be put down by forct
They have no right 10 interrupt IN
business Of the country by stoppin
the running Of trains, and they "a
still more gravely I'm the wrong 4
defying and resisting the officers d
the law. This disturbance shOul
be put down at whatever cost, anI
after that the ringleaders should 4
arrested and punished. The safet|
OF society is in the supremacy
laW.-IJlClidJlaD journal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,0 }
OFFICE or INTERNAL. REvENuE, :

OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE. =
WASHINGTON, ID. g., July Is, lS7.
SIR: In your letter Of the 18th
inst. YOU state that you propose to
engage i'm the business Of buying.
selling and shipping tobacco stems,
and desire to be Informed III you will
thereby become liable 70 pay a
special tax as leaf dealer.
In reply / have to inform you that
this office decides that any person
whose business is to sell strips or
stemmed leaf, or to sell tobacco
stems, or to sell broken and frag-
mentary tobacco, including scraps,
cuttings, and clipping IN bulk as n
dealer, comes within the terms Of
the Statute defining leaf dealer, or
dealer in leaf tobacco, and must pay
a special tax as such and keep the
books and make the entries therein
which the law requires.
The following are some of the rea-
sons for this decision:
/. Tobacco stems aside from the
other portions of the natural leaf
are largely used i'm the manufacture
of smoking tobacco, and also i'm the
manufacture of snuff, and the law
requires every manufacturer of to-
bacco, snuff and cigars TO keep an
accurate account of all his purchases
and sales of tobacco stems.
2. There is the same reason why
a dealer in tobacco stems should
keep a book and enter all his pur-
chases and sales Of tobacco stems as
there is that the dealer i'm the natu-
raj leaf should do so.
3. The term "leaf tobacco" as
used i'm section 3,244 of the u. $. Re
Vised Statutes, which imposes v0ri-
Gus special taxes, is held TO be used
as generic term and to include
strips, or stemmed leaf, stems, and
scraps, and fragmentary tobacco, rs
well as leaf tobacco in its normal
and ordinary condition, as IL is cured,
prepared and put up for general sale
by farmers and planters.
Strips, scraps, cuttings, clippings
and stems are all component parts
of the natural leaf, and are all ma
terial which constitute the basis of
manufactured tobacco or cigars.
They are all articles of traffic and
have a commercial value.
The strips, or stemmed leaf no lass
than the natural and normal leaf,
are acknowledged to be leaf tobacco.
The dealer i'm strips is acknowledged
TO be a leaf dealer, and pays tax as
any other leaf dealer, though he
trafiics i'm only portion Of the nat
ural leaf. BY parity of reason the
man who deals i'm tobacco stems
after they are stripped from the fiat,
extended portion of the leaf, which
stems constitute from 25 to 33 per
cent. of the entire leaf, Is n dealer I'm
leaf tobacco, and like the dealer in
the natural leaf and the dealer I'm
strips must pay a special tax.
Yours respectfully,
GREEN b. RAUM, Commissioner.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04
DOM PIATr thus writes iron
Ohio to the Capital:

I)ONN BIA1'f thuS Mfiit5 lfOul
Ohio to the Capital:
If you are at all curious upon the
subject - wanting 10 know, you
kn6w-as 20 how this interesting
State will 60 politically next OctO.
ber, rest assured that IL will be Dem
ocraGc by large majority. This i
because the leaders and 0flice-hOlder-
are disgusted with Hayes, who has
"smashed their machine" and the
people, whOare disgusted with JOhI
Sherman. The hard times get harI
der, and the bloody Instruction.
taught by Republicans return q
plague the inventors. For years TN
land resOunded with praise Of thI
said organization for the prosperity
of the land, and now II isnatural iOI
the people thus taught 10 hold thI
party responsible for the evils thaI
have destroyed trade and turneI
thousands out 10 starve.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04

1t is base temper in mankind
that they will not take the smallest
slight at the hands of those who
have done them the greatest kind
ness
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04
TiIden on the Future of Parties.


TiIden on the Future of Parties.
Just before the departure of the
steamer which carried Mr.. Tilden
to Europe, the late candidate for the
Presidency expressed his views
pretty freely and forcibly in. regard
to the future of parties. We quote
from the New York Tribune of Fri
day:
All members of the press were re-
ceived with courtesy, but he begged
that politics should not tbementiOned
to him. He said he was going abroad
for rest and recreation, and wished
to relieve his mind of everything re-
lating to the campaign through
which he had passed. In spite of
this request, however, the conversa-
ton soon took on. political COM
pleXiOn, and Mr.. 1ilden was very
decided in the expression of his
views,
"The people know as well as any
thing can be known that gross
wrong has been inflicted upon them,
and for once they have suffered
themselves to be deprived of their
rights" he said. ''In the future the
American people will see that the
wrong is not repeated. There is no
doubt of the ultimate triumph of
right, and the people will punish the
perpetrators Of this outrage. The
prospects of the Democratic party
never were so brilliant. The people
never were so enthusiastic and de-
termined in anything as they are to
right this wrong. The tide of victory
is already rising. 1t will be seen in
the fall elections, but that will only
be a step in the great fight to be
made three years later. | don't
know that / ought to have anything
to say about the prosecution Of the
Louisiana Returning Board. Their
friends were never more mistaken
than in supposing that / have been
at the bottom of it. They have done
well in this prosecution. Without
outside interference there can be a
fair trial, and if that can be had JUS
tice will take its course. Hayes
Southern policy will have no effect
upon the party in that section. The
Democrats will stand firm, as they
have always done. They have with
stood defeat and endured unparal-
leled wrong, and cannot now be
bribed to desert their standard. The
Republican party has no future. Its
career for a few years will be bemarked
with defeat and disaster, and in 1880
the organization, or what remains
of it, will be completely Overthrown
and defeated"
Mr.. Tilden asserted that at the fall
elections this State would be carried
by the Democrats by an increased
majority, and that the Democratic
Legislature was assured. He con-
sidered it doubtful whether he should
return in time to take part in the
campaign. He had no idea Of be
coming a candidate for United States
Senator
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04

SENATOR FERRY has had a relapse
and his condition is critical.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04

far only sent 800. Eles Bey, who
was recently made Pasha on condi-
tion of bringing into the field not
less than 1000 men, has excited the
jealousy of the hereditary Bey ofthe
tribe, and opposition to his policy
resulted in a civil war, which is now
occupying the energies of the whole
tribe. The remaining tribes contin-
ued to show the least possible dispo-
sition to lend themselves to the Turk
ish cause, though the treatment of
their overtures by the MOntenegrin
Russian agents is far from encourag-
ing. A deputation of the Dukadgini
was waiting at Ostrog for several
days during my stay there, without
getting an audience of the Prince.
The Albanians of Orthodox faith
have also been called to arms, but
have refused to respond.
Many inhabitants of Scutari are
reported killed in the late battles
about Spuz, which have been speci-
ally fatal to the Irregulars. The
hospitals are crowded with sick and
wounded, and surgical and medical
assistance is very much needed.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04
CaIicO,Linen,BatiSt, White Suits,

in fact suits made of all washing fabrics.
give my personal attention to the manu-
tarture of every article offered for sale.
NV employees are all young ladies residing
in the city, and take a personal interest in
their own handiwOrI. ! respectfully ask
the ladies to call and examine my goods
before purchasing. -.-.,,,
MRS. ISABELLA DRISCOL.
Nav -, 1877.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04

At the the moment of closing this,
the news of the passage of the Dan
ube by the Russians arrives, and
changes entirely the public feeling.
The transition from gloom to en-
thusiasm is complete and character
istic. Everybody is now for resist
ance to the last.
The efforts of the Turkish author
tiles to enlist the Albanians have
been far from successful. Only 130
Mirdites have been enrolled, and
these havedescendedtO to the Zadrima
only to engage in all sorts of depre-
datiOns, from which the priests and
the Bishop have in vain endeavor-
ed to restrain them. About 900 have
arrived from the vicinity of Pris-
rend, of whom nearly half are old
men and generally in a very poor
state. The Dibri who were expect
ed to furnish 10000 men, have thus
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-04
Dealers in Tobacco stems arc Lin-
bic TO n Special Tax ns Dealers
I'm Weuf TOhmcc0
Commissioner Raum, Of the Inter.

nal Revenue Department, IN reply
20 a letter of John II. Moore, Of Hem
derson, KY, gives the following de-
cision in regard to dealers IN tobacco
stems, published in the Revenue
Record
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09
OK The ls,h list. sx-Gov. Rs.si-isss,

OK the Isga list. sx-Gov. HeairNss
sails f.- Earsge- 4 pGre. sosi nsn-
like ore Of thcss simple. great cnesr q
ola-he will depsr. with The best wishes
o: a.iilio1s Of frsscaen and ullny PRAYERS
viii be offered iar prosperous vcsase sn.l
ier his safe return. Although he will re-
csiye but little Of The a,,ea,ica ihss is Law
ishesi 50 freely upon Grant by the 81 iiecsS
Of kins'y governments. he bears with him
The Eo2d opinion ef al! of the American
people who loves simple, pure Republican
government, ard who reverence virtue
when allied with high abilities. Many gen.
lie wind. wat. the vessel tia. bears h'm.
and manv a kind Providence shield him
fram all Dangers In New York he is to
De the CUES, Of ex-oov. Tilien, and The
Manhattan Club viii tender him a COM
plimeniary banquet.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09

TEE Rev. Mr. Mann viii please rcsfcs
,hat letter addressed to the editor oi cne,
garsr, and paslish-d in aaxher i0rrsi
sisheas reFaSsl % the pars ci ,he ssiirn.
&sdresse4, to r1hish the conrariea,iao
i nscs sneitisi to notice Tie rssSo !:
oevio,s, o1ly half The di<asion IS reiS
sau.s. The Revsraa ssaSlen,n .as;
.sso tear in Eili. sali q csHss,sss x-zs,k.
Or un.-as inssoaa. sp,o the pore,y ~
ligso2s osilsocss os xnushe- Is enough 10 iss
sifr disregard oi The rsrson 40 a,siag. Tie
EeF. NJ Mann, h.s lie .aa- 20 Fnors thai
ae Is rx /. ca.aza-..:.ssl3- The KrSAlo
8 sTsaa III him We tes hin 10 kesp his
temper.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09

II ssg=a-s liz: LIE l.ks Aars L r;-s
d-sAaial -neur LIZ, Ets R7sS2as 70 cog
asns ple-1- swEcr c-ess--- Tier hare
pae-sv q nsa IND RIMS IN. tAer c.uroi.
tna snezas 10 isei .h-i- arms. q svsn
10 uEus:rr1 s1sz- ul1aIi1Es q VIZ
Ta,sar res.u-ses =; A.,E,s x-s drained . .bt
kssa ar1q :! searching l2Il.iaa- toi shsl-
cr~si xs'-,s3 i r1.r,s3 :r -sseaies isi.1-ss
&c rsr Ns Uis-es % lnslc sEa5-s Ssss5..
[ uos- tArest INSTANCES. .t1s O..Srssr
e1sS-s rar s.t ssi3 70 IL killing 10 ts=,ss
Cd - ova veaghi xo3 u c..1=e,, zss,s,- a.
anis "a EaszA-xgsEsol L. alss.ass l.
DsDcaA c,oosalE Is Tie srs.s s1u hi.s
slsck n soe vs. ID iU.sisu assisa1,ss.
waieA o,aad t,s rssd-is o.sa1p+3 j: couI I.
s,s pAsa ioe
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09

Tins .4e oipr Y tAss lrs. :. :. :
she usder11k to 6rsek psser tn
IN Ai.oari iii I'd thsPsle Of =
s,a,s . 81 oissuhiiy q Salip< -.
wholesome md spsed! jaaice fs one Of
Ii nost cosd-Nooded crimes that men can
undertake. We shall soon see shethef
The peec.e vho. somssines hang = hosse
thief without judge q jury. viii Iet greater
criminals escape With necks uns:resehed
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09
THEY make draksris gxesp the streets

THEY make druaksris sxesp the streets
in Nossly-vhich, e: noss cssss. would
seen Al advance On Cur method. Of send
ing shen 10 schools O; iecdnolc-y in etiui.
nsa an Bas when ii Vas proposed to in
r-2acs The svssn in Chicago, seyen;se7
Ab6e-nsa ross in iniigas;ioa AID made
rszsrks s6,sss ,hs American eagle AID
The sss,s xoi sr.p@ ThsF al hsi red
DrSes
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09
-RExs he rucc,,h o: Nav ss -

-Rye he uanth o: M.v, Sc Isl -
wszs psid in:s lhs { niaed S.siss T-saslry.
During The sasvn Eoelhs dt .be Sscsi
rss- ending VII NsE 81 he ;saa!ie d-ts
Wis rsaBnsa st "a .'i4. Ese uDss ii
tlHxasl.l asTssssa N. s4ss -eaac1iSs Is sias
rsmEkKna. To axF ossrgy s ts,a ga IN
Lins n,irill- DESERVES ss'ssik usDssc1- L.
soTvs o"W Esrh TAXES Ere pad ~ The
yssrant
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09

SvcE l7O0 ROsria has Dsde var uros
Turkey eight times Each time II v.s a
sssressive var, and ended in the .ddisioc
of terri.o.r. A recent English authority
<sa,es ,ha. '.in sixiy-our years she has nd
vsnced her ffoatier eight hundred and hsty
mises tovaras viesna, Berlin. Dresaen,
Munich and Pari>: she has aPpccschsd
four hundred and fify miles nearer Con-
ssan,inopae; she kas possessed herself os
the capital of Pola1si, aDd has advaaced
10 within f.ur miles Of the capital Of
Ssesaen, frcn which, when Peer the Firs;
mocrsed the thrce, her frcnsier vas dis
sins three hundred miles"
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09

IL re nus te compelled TO .sks ,,edi-
eaus TN. x-s nsassoas, II M .lss ,.ecs.
sauos-lr p1assNoRs, We sa,ul5 &, l.ss. h
Protected ss the law L h1ri-,s ihsu lis
F'erlsea sr canF'=.sEs cans,sanis-S /.
w,aia seem, ha~srs.. iaai il,srs a-s d-pc
e4sas wba uaiially FrsY1-s Ehyssisrls
r,esIF.ssos VIC bsrt ps cau saisa viii
the requirements ID LIE 2a.-i et Ph.-ns>
&c, and a-s allowed, T:-huut srr acsiar q,
'aai BODY to coatiops Il dispense ,,sssiic:nes
IN osaaocs Of r. Il Il Te,r tine shs, +.
canpesea' candidate 10, tu.hz,i,, :. max.
''p Physicians KIresc-. p.lnns aAy III Il
ssss n e1aninasaaG., t,ui i, il 10 bs ,,-s.
suroed ,hss sacssss Il gang 1arsael iAx;
eroeai onghs 70 be considered fair s,-as.
Il co1Fesenr. sn1 .haa. vhls re ars
'orcsd - sxaissv u4aeas.n1 doses. ss
ouGAa ~ hsve the aasur.oce thas sAoe. via
ccaFuuDd sAsn fr N have q Ness ss~
e6dA inaa - dds Hsnra d PAsr-
A1e 5sas tFH
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09

THR Rhos3e Islald vooleo manufscur-
ers consider the business prcspecs more sn-
colrsging than i. has teen fr three wears
Nearly all The nnills are working on ad-
varced orders. There are 3 500 manr
indications 0. this kind which give plausi-
hiliiy to the vies o; the New York Her
aid tia. the times are naturally much ts.-
ter than people ialag,ns
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09
A TELEGRAPHIC JOKE.


On the night that Commodore Wander
hils's vill VAS ieieSraphed to the press, Af-
ter the dispatches had all teen received and
delivered .. Euliard, ADD the Iiga, ,ele-
graph operator, Who is very Jealous for ais
rtPu;a:ka as re~s ga,hser, VAS .hous
leaving lis Office. be Wa. aroused hy the
elek, click. clnk Of New York calling Rus-
Land, Is shoagh he ysry eIis:eoct Of The
Western Caioa depended upor his being
answered inne1iXely. "Ean's upF'
huri-5ly Responded Rutlsoi. "Casrl
V.u3ere5.i's VII, !osi in: Eoss ln,or.lr;
E,ar; Of ii +: yoE Fazi Z, surs"
Telling Nes York TO iola o. sss,a. rxo
15Iu,ss, R1iiand soa'ese%s his Is, ans
rushed ovsr 10 lell ise hight s-1i7crx 10 ~ss,
Il Z ihsv hsi received ist ness iz,s-.srs
g,a-s Of Vgssecs5k's vii. uhsth sns 5zss
cs1inc- Tsea -osainr tssek 10 Lis arrsrp-
gae-', II t.s.l,'! .,-r 9,.--s s.stsc q Il AZ
t5l15 s15 -di3 New York 10 c!rt hin int
co3ic-ls, xaSth iht la-se- I'd Il stZloxs
E. AIS lis LII 10 lie t5sy ot Nss Io-k
SJ- -tsss- yli--, End Lis ,,.,s. 10 liz Il Z.vI-x
tr5 Z 23ss1 cLllt2 e:cr ,,E1E IL. t,s bty-l =
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09
Frena the Ezriiex A<x.

50 E[ss [ l.A his sst.t. LIZ t,slist, ans Al n
wssS- III ks--x. ID -ssr x1o5 GfxseS n ahs
-saA tsas-s ~ eG ISx..-E-S. 4S.< SsEl ve-.y
sx - Gil -1lt-S 81 ill> Gl<SA {. So aHr~os,t 4
Age3 hcsSaA~ ~asns sxs u e~.t4r sgsy,;afre ta,sr
sat, y~rs1Go known 90 lte II t.s,lH4a vT1.1 2
1es13d lls. srt allowed 80 Illx Win sas.,ss.y
TIE Tsrs rses-a-z II IL s-r5l.t IL fia,r3csr
All hva5evea sAssrs WIS TO e;l-e f.r II i
xs> tESa iAs saE< ~ 8 ts2i. eis & GITlk-lsa
srcl TIE Evatss q. y-rgCS rSEs FTZf3x1sHe -
rg as lie szsae.s xaF-l5y II lsl- aar-
Ehs ser &C u[ medicine AES sssEl Satysa .arsa
tue EreA. stn-eko-<e CT NazE-y ElraE>etS q
remedy the disease Is Szrp.s.s a It's 1tr-
Tor By The Use o. the "a AaggA EsCT
AND HERS ICICE, s.G the vicalS O.
>cEofG.s. Clc rs. Sores. PI0pgss. k45Iea -
II ter. st.. csa be RESTORED 10 ssp1zd heath
in few weeks. That There are ,1oaSxc,s
now who's. eOEditious are rs bad as slose
OF lie dalk AGES We are well awsre- MsnS
bow isii 10 find = cure as we'll as ties diS
then, To ali snca the Samaritan's Roo.
and Herb Juices Will prove happy boon.
eradicafing all impurities rom ik- bloui.
and making the complexion bright ano
healthy. A few bottles W Il remove PIN.
pies or nlotches, thereby doing away with
co. metis> N. powders. ROOT ANpHERB
JUICES SI-:o per bottle. Sent by express
10 any address.
DESMOND & 20.
81 Eace street Philadelphia. Ps
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09

TRK eiiies ei Paris ioarr.l vss yes
te,das ssnssnssd 10 pay 2oe Of :sh'l
frsDr and undergo an inpsisoGn,eat oi
three Eaon,s for Publishing an article in
saitirs 70 Preside NscNsaoa. What q
lively stale al affairs We should have here
If prasideai Hayes eoan thus cause 10 b<
paaishtd his nEuas-sus r,alizners.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09

TREzk is sD~ins feeling in Easss,i
iiSa. Inc Bc...lsA Gors---asas -El SOFA II
iorosees u tie EaSs-a VA, All ,Asrs :
mach lasxsiaess " s-,-ss.oescs II llA
,zry ssrsss, bscs--s Il ihe ayyssrsc. afsashy
cs the eovs-z1eat. ~: rs fEilars 10 Eaks
s1ecGa,e p-ov ssaaa far the cooaic..
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09

Tax Russian ssrsagsh o. the nanues,
III told, il s40.ltN rsen reseryes, oAuN
Eax Of Ihs.iE, SANsa; reserves. Aao
Teal 4ON0A nea- Tie R2ssisa NFsx
in Asia il nsx known. bas mach iaryer
lAan the Turkish
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09
wlIMlxGTox. Js.e ,. ls77:
Noucx no SURscRREkS-TSoe OF cur
euluuibus uho are indebted TO The AoKs
ms HERA1n, van ohiss By m early re-
uittance.
uittans.

NKw YoEK city Is in lack "Wednesday
lie oae ef he city sS P b Ssesaey, ooe
ofTvee2,s ooeiedsrs,ts vs psAPo1ed 10
allcv m ssfvsa,ens to be perfected where
by 500 coo is to be refunded to The civ.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-09

In i sad ssss Rarua RsSaseaiN has ar
iaone cf So. lsta Ssr: .ri vel Ae xias-
II refrains frce .sa-ir, Sa,dsS ti1ra1oi
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$. r. kunkel's ustrnl kE +
hunkeis Shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheapss, Hair n,exs,ns an.
HAIR Cleaner in the wn,Id. : new rsnnr. "r.
,S uSahSruN, alley irritation. socihe aud esnl
san,sleI nesleI Scair, prevent tbs hair fnam
raS On, a2d rronaoie the growth in s
mort time, They preserve and bean.
rhs r 'ae ss,m, na.r and render il son and glossy.
Sasesce 10 braid and wiry hair. and
ns. areSsinc they are unriva les: crsa'-
Ss.e aand uH and prevent ssldns>s Tn.
Snsnnoa c.eans the hair. removes cre.cs
cam can; Mshis's, erupiion. Cures headache
saampcN aud Lu.,ra, les ,Sre hair ~ na,
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MEDICINAL
e. #. kHnkep Bitter Wine
Of Iron.

E. #. kHnkel' Bitter Wine
Of Iron.
&. F. KuIkel's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
on Will ehe ec.uAiIy cure liver Complaint.
lA2ndice. dyspepsia, chronic er nervous
de II i'y. chronic aar.hoeA, disease of the
Kidneys and al Gi ens,s arising from q
dis lrd-Ted liver, stomach or inisssines.
auch as constipation. Il tuience, inward
pi e, fui re>s o bieoi ~ the head, Ac.diiy
OF the e:omach. nausea heartburn, DISCUS,
for tocd fal,ns IS Or wei iyht In the stomach.
sore eruriations. sinking ar nuitering al
the pit OF the stomach, swimming Of the
head. hurried or dI fficllt be sihipg, flutter-
ings al the heart, cbckirg or suiTocSiius
sensation hen In . lyiI 4 posture dimnesS
OF viSs on. dots CT webs before he sight.
dull pain In the head, deficiency Of pies
piration. yeliownssS of The 81 in and ewes.
gsin iu the side. bSsk, head, chest. EMns.
.tc sudden 1s>h, OF heat, burning In the
flesh. eon'iaut tllaginil IS o. evil AUD Srs a,
Ierre>>ion ofsriri $. Price S. rcr bottle.
Beware OF cou 'terisits. no no; let vour
druggist palm OF some other preparation
N iTon he may say is good oui ,sk foI
kuokeIs Butter Wine oil Iron. Take no
Other. hunkei'. S.IIsr Vine o! Iron is re,
I'D IN bulk-only in s. bottles. k.F. Kun
Rel, Proprietor. 80. 10 North Ninth S,ree,
fhiiaceiph a, Pa >oli by sii druggists,