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vEGE { I / 'INE::

Strikes at the root Of disease by purifying
the blood, restoring tho liver and kidneys
to, ealthy,aotion, inyigorating the nervous
system. ..n. +: .... '.
Vegetine "'.'. '".. ! ''
Is not vile, nauseous compound, which
simply purges the bowels, but site,
pleasant remedy which is sure to purify
the blopod, and thereby restore tho health.
Vcgetine
L. now prescribed in cases OF Scrofula and
other diseases of the bl cd, by many of the
best physicians, owing to its great success
in curing MI diseases of this nature.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-01

Turkey y,aqfi apd sse%gYiees Ser q ere, about to
tohcludeS deS5a'''tti1 'ttir1eaatyy' 7 'of Of peace. .4I;ho
te5lmlas qtaettleulanb are two'cbnfased
for any Christian to comprehend
them. The'csat , pr9poAsos, to declare
war against ''s the Sultan, assaqp aa his
empire has thawed out. The SHOWS
arelttoo deep yet for his army, to
movA u;;,aut llI !, ta"' b D." "l ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-01

:
ysssaSuh prFziatyi.A l1IhlsaTH. QI
a$TSf rev ~SH |ytLL - IN
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and shouting and dancing AL
shook hands with all they met friend
Rugged and cried; everybody was
aud congratulated In re-
turn. All felt happy, contented anu
satisfied. The best of feeling prevalled,
with no unkind or ungenerous demon
STATIONS toward the vanquished.
must relate two or three incidents IN
particular. One clever and refined
gentleman, In the wiidness of his hapi-
ness. actually embraced and kisse1
colored Democrat. An old negro man,
when his turn came to shake hands
with Gov. Drew, threw his arms
around his neck and embraced MIN.
The crowd in the Capitol become SO
unmauageable that it became necessary
for the Governor to move to the other
end OF the building, where the people
could more conveniently shake hands
4 with him and pass on. Those near ny
would not allow him to walk, out DS
force put him in a chair and carried
him bodily. All the while big gum
were proclaiming in thunder tones TN
the redemption, regenration anu u'st'..
E thrallment Of Florida by common con
= sent, But one more thing was neeoe'
}. to complete our happiness, and that On
i inauguration Of Tilden and Hendrick
ON the 4th of March; for this we u
voutetiiy pray and confidently nope
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HOW TO CURE sLEErLEssNEss.

Thousands suffer from Wakelulhe.ss
who are otherwise in good heaitn.
some of them this becomes II haolt,a"u
too often n growing one. Some resot.
"a soporiflc drugs, and this Is how the
oDium crave in often initiated. OtneEs
find wine or spirits occasionally en
tual. and are thus induced to take aIco-
hol every night, and not lew, :. -
ha feared. have in this way laid t"e
| Foundation Of intemperancc. Then' |
nave. however, never been wantihS
neonie who have found II way ot going
to sieep without resort to such meas
ures. The mesnerists at one ttthe were
n,n,,,nr. and from them Il host III pet,-
nle learned that looking mt any nxeu
4 mint steadily would often succeeu III
inducing sleep. In thedark, noWesel,
this is not so easy; but this olhcu.S
. Was not felt in Braidism, when co'.sle-
ted merely in closing the eyes ANY, ~
!. ing to think they were watcnins "e.o.
,ively the stream OF air entering anu
:. Iaa wing the nostrils. 1t was asserted
: rh.,t whoever would will to see TINS
:. .trea,n as II it. were visible would ih!ai-
y lEhIv fall asleep. We have know the
= nl,n succeed, and it is evidently the
!. same in principle as fixing the atten'
:, zion ON any single visible object. An
-, other plan has just reached US, props
~ al Oy an American pay SAS.H.s
Cooks. who tells US that in numerous
cases Of sleeplessness tits only necessar!
to breathe very slowly and quietly 10
few minutes to secure refreshing
sleep. He thinks that most cases oe
pend on hypernmia OF the brain' an
ue- chat in this slow breathing the oloo
zee, supply is lessened sufficiently to max
nus an impression. Certainly, when tn
lies mind is Internationally active, ana
OF preventing sleep we have 'sscerta'ne
md from patients whose observations WI
for worth trusting, that the breathing w
quick aud short, and they have iout
he thew became more disposed TO sleep
hey breathing slowly. Thls-sdpports !
nth. Cookies practice, h,'tat other times
> 20 nlan quite failed. 1t is certainly wor
, OF any ones while, who is occasional
d OF ,leepIess, to give it trial. In dol
ran, 40 they should breathe very quiet
one. rather deeply, and at long intervs
see but not long enough to cause the !e
the uneasiness. In fine, they should ~
tate a person sleeping, and DO u stea
re-" ~ for several minutes.-dtetti"ot 4
his t2ni2ey.
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n BIG HEARTED MAN.
rpetroit Free Press.l

oro Of those toil-hnrdened, true {
10. te<, ct,ans. often read of in romance, )
,"...le t;s appearance on the Campus &
Martin Yesterday, and his symPatMes
were at once aroused by the sishC
three or four old men standing around
with their buck-saws and wa'tl"s r'
work. re $3.50. 4,,,.,, ,, he
ro,lled. when they told him that they
hnsin,t had any work for montn:
elbow would you like some oysters 2!
Thev sinacked their lips by way .!
renlv. and he gathered up crowo o.
eight, marched them to u festaut.n'
and ordered oyster stews Tor eacn one.
.sJt. inst does my soul good to see
Thorn eat =, he said to the owner OF the
Mace "a the eight got to work. ;,
sIt makes me feel good IN mere
continued the stranger, placing MS
hand on his heart. ,,
GA GOOD deed brings its own reward,
WAS the soft answer OF the festauf"'''e'
ma he calculated his profits.
stI can't rest here--I must do turthef
~ood.'' said the big-hearted stranger,
and he rushed out and brought in three
negroes. a chimney-sweep, two boys
and nm old woman, and ordered oysters
The fifteen people went for oyster
so,,n in a manner to amaze, ana theif
puardian nudged the restauranter IN
the ribs and said: 49,.
uSee the gentle lambs On, thnt
could feed THE poor of all America
---,1tYou are good man, and Heavier
- will reward you," replied the propfie
tor. IA he filled the dishes up again.
The stranger said he wanted to hrin'
in lust five more, so as to say that II
had fed an even score, and nc r"sh''
out after them, while tine rcsta"ra"t'
sent after more oysters and CRACKERS
The stranger didn't return. lie WI
Inst seen climbing into II iarmef
sleigh on State street and guiding u
tho " est The fifteen in Il
~ - ,.s clean an
..a-t.>.,. lsi.,o 5lt,t procession, and Il
last one Lad passed out before the mi
who furnished the soup had got throu'
waiting for the return OF the bis-hea
ed stranger. There were oaths
slang phrases anu watchwortis ana
- s',o OureSt OF
a.. g,.s,.tere,, it to the
teen soup-devourers who drew up
limo opposite and
.sIceso,ced, That them oysters }
touched the spot"
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THE FLORIDA INAUGURAL.
rte unanimou- JOY Of the People.

Only a people who have been SIM
,arlv situated, Oppressed and persesnsea'
rr,l,i,esi and ruined rs the people otFlor-
ida. can appreciate the feelings OF our =,
,sn,,ries The demonstrations OF JOY anu
81 happiness at tho concentrations o,
tsss rlnrious event, for which we have
becn working for months, We're beyona
hcliae. and but for their sincerity ana
realty, laughabte and absurd; oia , men
and Young men, boys and children
were packed aud mingled togcthef;
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Nnafhita Telegraph.
,-oNPoE- Ia. JANUARY q, 1877.
4 QUESTION or JURISDICTION.
mobile Resisstter.l

,-,rv n the threat of the New o
~ Do,nocrat. to follow Packard n
49,. az ne ellOuld seek refuge IN tt G
9s,stcno House, we had reference fnofe v
1,articularly 70 the impoIicy Q! sucn '
thr,at in lace Of the popular .aea liz Il
49, limited states have exclusive Ju
auction over all property 6eionelns W. ,
- iriea is correct or not, Is ano-
49, tI,inr but 1t has certainly Ios
..st,s.hle - Is In that provision OF .ne
Ts.-.i Prostitution which gives Cnh-
49, tI,o s,nver sttOtexerclse exclusive
t,s-,s4icn in all cases whatever over
~ D;.trict Of Columbia and sshke au-
shc,itv over all places purchased ~
49, consent Of the Legislature ot tne
state - which. the same snalI W.,
the erection OF forts, magazines, III Z,
mails. dock yards, and other a..,n
huildinxs." Whether CongIess 49,
-, cymnetent to exercise legislation IN
$3.50, nero y Customhouse had been
eroctoi upon ground not Purcnassu
,,nder express, consent Of the Le&isia-
t,ra ri a state, is a question into Wn.cn
,xa have not looked. The presumptlon
"a that Mi Federal property IN the nhl's
60 State has been acquired in CONFORM
ity to the Constitution. os.,on
- f. a delicate and lnOOteu questIo''
how fur the State may 60 IN 'o,. 1919 ."I
Criminals who seek refuge In fedetai
h,,tldinp. A fracas occurreti lew
vears nvo in tho Mobile Post ofhce'atlo
tue city authorities dismissed the cas-
IN the ground that the offense was com
,c;tt,.l outside of their jurfsdict'ot'
,tteu Busteed In tn
.,,,,,,,n l.ouse, the latter claimed 10
his court exclusive Jurisdiction over III
matter. and sent the Federal soldiers y.
scour the state in pursuit OF his assal
ant. IL was only recently thata nes'
criminal sought refuge and was ptot s
= s !, ,;s. the Federal no
..,... a. Newport, Kentucky. Ope
The demand of the State authorities,t'
smrpe0n refused to surrender him.
Whether or not Congress has excl
eive nower over the New Orleans W
IONS house, we know that such pow
ia claimed and recognized In the pop
lar mind Il Is, therefore, imPoiit1c
raise the question. II the Memo .
government should force itself INTO
S;ustom-house, the effect at the mo-
would he the same as fan attack
been made upon a line OF feue
troops. Gen. Nichols is 400 pruu'
to permit such an error.
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THE SUN.

The different editions Of the SUN during
the next year win be the sn,ne aS during
| the year that has just passed. The Ha,S
edition Will on week , aays 10 snest Of eisht-
pages or So broad columns while the week,
~ edition will DO sheet OF eight PAGES , "s
| the same dimensions and character th"' "re
Tie SUN will continue to be the strenn
ous advocate OF reform and retrenchhent' !!
and OF the substitution of stntesnans si,
wisdom, and integrity for hollow prete,n:.e,
of nsnlie .,i sa Il Win contend ths
government of the people by the people ana
for tn; ss RsoPs' tne s%ns in the
cSunting OF votes, enforced by military vio-
ienoe. It will endeavor to supply IT. ,e a,
l sonis|with the most careful, complete aud
n Trustworthy accounts of current events AND
M, e emp5SiH le se,ecte ssasf Of and
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to deserve and enjoy the hatred or those ~
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3 .Sem' While it will endeavor to merit the
e, contidence of the public by defending the
,e rights rights of of tine Ra,G;ets peWer. ~
The .hs dsy SUN n wil p Ss 20
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18th Mo s, A'1l,ess
THE sun, New York City, n. y
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He says, under oath, that he was OH
cred hribe to cast his electoral vow
Tor Mr.. Tiiden, hut lie refuses to teii
who made the offer, aud is anxious 70
Give the evidence. Hisname is Brew
s,cr, ccrpct-bagger, of,iceholder, ana
one of the Hayes electors in Louisiana.
He showed himself yesterday IN New
Orleans before the House investigating
Committee. Congress will, OF course,
compel Brewster to make answer to the
incuipatory question which he himself
suggested to the committee. He mas
been talking ever since the meeting o.
| the Electoral College about the attempt
that was made to bribe him; and though
he tries to dodge when the opportunity
is given him Of proving the assertion
he has sworn to, he must not be allow
ed to escape in any such way from M
responsibility. All such stories ms tina
of Brewster must be hunted down.
N Y. San.
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Mrs. james c. Williams died Mt the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. Sar-
ycant s. Prentiss, in Natchez, Miss, on
the 9Th inst. Mrs. Williams had ABOUT
reached her fourscore years, ana was
one of the Oldest natives of Adams
county. She was great karorite with
both Young and old.
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CATERING HAWKS.

AS the season is approaching when
h,,vks are most destructive to young
noultry, a method of cathing and Kill
inc these marauders will be in order.
It is we'll known f''ct that a havSk
will always light on some conspicuous
place close to the poultry yard. from
witch to swoop down on his victims.
Taking advantage of this, erect a pore
with n fiat surface at the top just large
enough to hold II strong steel trap trap.
Fasten this trap by II chain to a stapi.
| in the pole, and await results. No bal
will be needed, for the hawk Will bt
quite certain to light OH the trap am
he caught. a gentleman VINO M
tried this method has succeehe' III XII,
ing all the hawks in his neighbornno''
and now can raise poultry without los
except by accident.
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: ,aonaoE ApvERr,sEMENTs.

MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
NO sT ARvING! -
lNThere il no need for starving, ~ Ao"s "s
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ON Desiard street, has for sale plenty OF
GROCERIES AND PRovIsIosss'
Such as
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FLOUR IN ANY QUANTITY
| NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS
tF1Rsr IN MARKET)
PLENTY OF EGGS, sPICED PIGS FEET
j, OYSTERS, sARDINEs.
PorrED OR DEvILED,
II MEATS, LoBsrERs, SALMON AND
, MUSHROOMS; ASSORTED CANNED
: FRUITS AND VEGETABLES;
;, POTATOES AND ONIONS;
el CHOICE CAROLINA RICE;
. ,,rz urANs Ann ENGLISH PEAS
HoMINY AND GRITs;
C,RANBERRIEs, RAIsONs. CirkoN
AND CURRANTS;
NcEJELLIEs AND PRESERVES;
70 DRIED FIGS; CRACKERS,
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he TOYS, DOLLS AND A
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Also small assortment of Cookery AZ y
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inx $500. -, :,
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MISUNDERSTANDING

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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure of all
arrangements in
the stomach, hv-
CIR, and bowels;
They are n mild
aperient, and an
excellent purGa-
], tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
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Gene =, sr da along ss the sponduiix because
must have more ready money on, " ana M"m ie,,
..,;Ii I"a E,mnl by every ONe-lnar, woman
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Also a small assortment of Crockery Az
shelf Hardware, such ~ h mostly ''o'"'
for general use.
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N and cure of all
arrangements in
the stomach, hv-
CIR, and bowels:
>
0xA They are y mild
8 aperient, anu an
laa5s. contain no lncr,,
- DIG Whatevcr. Much
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" H. Nth ss %sish 'Ss a"a
is U@riiic, tic corruptions of the system ,, eX
Ss aennery Of ite eay assiy
ity: informal organs which NJ peS"n n,.:s Fits.
and and slSiSSInt are iSas
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XIX hRSo afs sssrchas. they are midi
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Full directions given on the MraEpsr to
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Ohio.

Mdgniiude Of DE Dcmocrqiic Victory.
CoLUMBus, Oct l0.-The Republic
can Commlttoo have received very
little news to-day. The Democratic
State Committee up to l0.2O Z. NJ.
have returns from one-half of the
counties, which show Democratic
gain over last year of 1861 Taking
this as n basis they claim that Bish-
ops majority cannot fall below 25,-
900, and they think the full official
count will give him $4,000 or 10000
majority. In tho absence Of definite
information the Republican Commit.
tee concede Bishops election by
25000. The Democratic Commit
tees figures on the General Assem-
bly, give the Democrats Al majority
on Joint ballot. 1t is not likely the
full official count will materially
change tho Legislative majorities
claimed not more than two or three
ut most.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-10-18

The Democratic leaders in the
Eastern part of the State, having be-
come already alarmed Mt tho split in
the party in Allegheny county, sent
a committee to Pittsburg to heal the
dissatisfaction. The "Post," the Or
gan Of tho Democracy, raps the
Committee over the knuckles, and
warns them that the Democrats want
no Pilgrims sent there. The Barr
men have resolved to break away
from the party traces, and support a
portion of tho Republican ticket, or
at least refuse to support portion
of the Democratic ticket. Allegheny
county will give good account oi
herself at the next election.