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ARRH.
A Remarkable Case OF Catarrh
Cured by the use Of Twelve
8ot+tae.

selcct the sefer'na eDe n a1ovinR how frahsfnl
ths at.ra tnar hcr1ne ena 80 sontfncinR pfrof Of
se1ncy for 'ta rnrc rFxn IN cases of The xcatass
TT. N< regret tfiAt ftut1 motives Of tiellearJ tho
Eantcaan dtclInra IN x'rltt tho nae Of his name:
f'aaF No. tt.-rht Il the Of man In the p<fnn
Of TIT Win hs ra'pttacttsi a tlscnae through bad
ct sft }ras nEo. Favored ~ scfufHtoaE condition
Of the nntH the d!acas sent IL acit pnsn INTO cTtry
II sa*Toxns kAnic.t Crns {. hid tsennc ono Of tee
discharge At night va tck. ratrId. and srenkr with
btrn and 20 IN qushttty - II dAharEr tts.if
sI.: II ~ u'toat soM a. ..s Hlnt 9t .ranEaiat9n.
fct ad Partially clear his uo!,r and throAt hcsoro
e rtrht tIfp From ths use OF thu frat bottle os the
cEE to the present tho aa horn Rrs.
raL satisfactory. and permanent. lie haa ue<d in ali
tx<iss tttt and nov sapt tlcnees % rcturn q shs
snJUyt1K unusually good health otlcswtso.
, 1877-09-13

6pte{a! Dfspatch 10 TAt Tribune.
WARRINGTON, u. C., Sept. 11..-Clerk Adams
has arrived hero for u,u purpose of making
all official preparation OF thu roll OF thu next
HOUSE. Since lie left, most of tho rascs which
hal been regarded as undecided have assumed
such shaIe rs to decide hts action. ills
friends at thu Capital say that tho roll, us he
will probably arrange 1t, gives Democratic
majority OF eleven, with tho chalccs tint this
will not b. Increased snore than ouc.
ErEAKKN RANDALL
A letter received from Sprallcf Randall here
this luarhlng says that he Is ycry confident Ut
bis election ~ speaker. He docs not give lc-
tails, and h!s plan Ut ca,npaisa Is probably ouly
unlcsstoo! BY hiu'sclf. ite evidently placcs
great rcIIance on the Southern vote. Tho fart
that letter. lluyc bcrn received from two or
three prominent Southern representatives Of
tho Texu rarlhc Railroad within the Inst few
days advocating lsandall's election seema ln.1t-
think that ltanttali would he more favorable to
their subsidy sclesncs than hta &slst record was-
rants.
INDIAN COMMISSIONER.
Secretary tcAurz tfrelines to ray whether thc
position ot Indian Commissioner has been trn-
dcEcl I. Il. lIaIght, Of New York. Mr. liatgiit
WIS ult1nbcr of u former fIoarl Ut Indian
Commissioners, and was removed trum office Oh
4INV4Mk u N1HlE ulI44HutIRLAnulnt Win 9cEfI-
tarY Chandler. I1aigh,, When member Ut ihu
Huaft!, took very active uaTt In the tnsnection
VI bids, md manifested ucsira tu BECOME
thoroughly acquainted With tue Indian service.
6lnce his rGt!eillent from the Beard ho has cop-
tinued to hare very active pcr4oual interyst In
tho cMtirc Indian question:.
MEXICAN RELATIONS.
ScnOr A1ata, thu Diax Minister hers Ia not so
much uglIaletl over the rctattnus brtwccn Nrx-
tcu aud the United states ~ newspaper scn0rts
have make 1t appear, lie doubts whether tlu
Stata Department ilas received auy dispatches
referring ~ agitation In Mexieu against thu
UuEted States. LII believes that bis uuycrn-
nlent is using every sncaus to preserve peare
States, Rul suys That 10 lhls enl, a[lnlster Fos-
ter, at MexicU, has alreuly upcuc,a negotiations
with ths D:ax Government looking to the max.
lug Ut o new tteuty Gtween tho Two countries
which shall settls many Ut the troublesome
questions.
FRESH WATHR 8IIlr3.
The Secretary 1f thu Mary has instructed q
Board of Engineers to tuqulre into iAe auyjsa-
biitty Of constructing fFesh-wateF hasIu iu thu
Elizabeth River Ut Norfolk for iruu-elaIs Of all
descriptions. II Is necessary that Ill iron hulIs
be anchored for long pcEIott iu fresh wutrr III
order to ovcscuiAe thu accumulation Of Erass un
the button wheA they liz III salt WatcE. This
accumulation greatly rttar11 ttu Speed.
~ tl l.ssteFn AssotLttta I'rtas-
W4suIkGToN, u. e., Sept. l2.-Therc will ba
no surplus In the DtAtrict Treasury With which
tu reimburse the United states fur payments Of
t4c Interest Oh tho 3t3 bon1a Of the District.
II any money NeFc taken from the Treasury for
this purpose, 1t would perhaps prevent the
nla!utvuanee Of thu District Government. 10
say ths Commissioners.
, 1877-09-13
Figures Concerning the Redemp-
tion OF Nationa!.Bank
Currency.
a Total Of Sixty Failures Since tho
Inauguration Of the
ayatem.
Tho Treasury Department Com
siticriiig Two Cltstonl-
House Reports.
Randall Just as sanguine Of Being Elect
cd Speaker az Sunset Cox.
NATIONAL BANKS,
Tue RrtlEMI.IIQN AuKSCY.

lirr1a. HlspsteA /, T1e Tribune.
WARRINGTON, u. c., Sept. l2-The National
Bank Redemption Agency i.aa completed tts
annual assessment Of tic banks for The expenses
Of tho aEency. The total expenses this yrur arc
t357 ,0GG Tie assessment is onc-slxth Of per
cent. Last ycar tho assessment wus atout one
fifth Of per cent. Thu difference is due tu a
large increase III redemption, at,d 10 slight re-
luctton III expenses. Tic assessment for the
cntire number Ut boston !,a,,ks is s4C,Hi9, while
tic assessment for all tilu New York Ctty banks
il but sl6.72 This Is duo tu tho inct TINT there
Is much marc circulation anu
GREATER ACTIVITY IN NEW ENGLAND.
Tho tnoncy from Tue Dostou atnl New England
banks comes In moro raplly allan from nny
other section. The Merchants National Hank
of Boston Is assessed on e..,a10,lu0 rcdc,p,,-
ftoD, tic largest amount redeemed bY any
bank In thu country. Tie rclcmptions during
titc last fiscal year Ut tho Duston banks weru
81, h500, nearly 20 pcr cent more tbau their
circulation. On tho other hand, the rcttctnptiou
Of New York City banks, with a circulation ul
ttet t, 7U0, WAS 0,ily $lJ, I'll ,OU. Tha light rc-
dcmptiutis for tho New York b:,llks are in tmrt
accounted Eur frotn thc fact that,
MANY or THEN AHE REDUCING clncplAT1oY,
and that reductions do not appear OH the Guuks
VI thu Redemption Agency. Tie reduction Df
circulation II nut going Un a. rapidly now as It
lsaa teen. Thufc are HOW lu3 banks which hare
natlu deposits fur reduction Ut circulation,
and tic deposits arc not entirely exhausted.
Three hundred and thirty banks 1t one time
ha1 deposits fosn
uEDucTloN or CIRCULATION.
Twelve baaks in New York City arp reducing
circulation, four In Boston, seyei1 III Chicago,
twu IN Milwaukee, five tn Ut. Louis, and ,UllG
III Cincinnati. TAcru arc eli barks iii voluntary
!iauidatlutl. Slice this inauguration Ut the Ma
tiouai-t3ark system sixty banks llayo fmlcd, vi
which four wcro In Chicago.
, 1877-09-13


BURLINGTON, H., Sept. l3-As tho facts nrc
brought to light IN tue cass OF tho abseouliug
Mayor and Assistant Hank Cashier parsont, It
Is probable that many OF the rusnors arc cx-
aggctatcl. The Seschanta' National Bank to-
day attached ali Of hts property that could be
found, laying damages at oaly $4,000. This
sum il amply secured BY tho l,ond Ut Sir. rar-
suns ~ Assistant Cashier. Nothing has bcen
developed III municipal matters, auI 1t ID hoped
by alI asd believed " his friends that there IL
nothing. wrong there. The !Sorking.nen's
Loan Association, of Which he was Sec
retary, not President, closed up several
months ago, and, although thcEe ART stl sosus
matters connected with It unsettled, nothing
positively known about them tnlpl,cntcs Mr.
Parsons. liz left tho eity IN FEtda{ by thG
TolcIo, Peoria d Warsaw ltaitruaA, but h!s
whereabouts have not been discovered !. tuil.
night, Many of bis friends insi4t that he
wifi conc back ard Eiss some explanation u
his conduct. They attribute his light to tcr,-
purnry mental abctFatlon induced by tho pros
poet VI exposure and the eotupltca-
tions Of municipal and other matters
int1ustcu u llul. It 4s said that on !
previous o<rasion he departed the city In \
very similar way. but returned in few day&.
On that uxca1ton, however, hls accounts were Ill
straight. Whatever bis dcfa!catiunS may be to
the bank Or school Aistrlet they aru fully roy.
erea by official bolpla which will ba realized
probably without suits.
, 1877-09-13
POLITICAL,
THE pRO111B1T1ON1sTs.

Ah95ALAtaRTlS
WoRcRsTER, Mass, Sept. 12.-Thc atatc Con-
yenton Of the Prohibition party met in WASH
burn Hail, but, It being too smalt 10 acrommo-
date the delegates, arrangements were made to
OCCUPY Mcchanics' Hall. About 1O0 delegates
were present. The Convention was called to
order by ". II. Co1cord, Of Boston, the Char-
man Of the state Central Committee.
A Temporary organization WAS effected By the
citoiee OF Thomas ]. Lut,rop for Chairman, ansl
Charles A. iloscv and ]. ". Brown for scrrc-
tarics. After brief speech BY Afr. Lothrup,
the Comsnittees were appointed.
Tic Rev. George K. vtbbert addressed the
Convention.
4 permanent organization was made by tho
selection for President Of tie Rev. u. G. Eddy,
anl nix vIca-fres!dcnts at large and one fruu
each tnunty. The PRESIDENT then delivered an
a4lilrcss, first declining to allow Ills uann to 70
on tho ticket
Mr. EddS's speech. which declared that "thts
party would hot farmonizc with either the H.
publican Or Democratic theory" WAS loudly ap-
pIaudcd.
Z. I. Doolcy offered the following, which vas
referred to the Committee OH Resolutions:
i:tsolrtd, That We hare. in lhc adn,inizt.atton
Ism and asatcnmansAip " can sf,st, a1id that VIC
ino.t heartily commend The cnnfsr d! OIL. !'refI.
0fHt IN aunt tf1IE " his psnmffef ana putting lnfU
form Of clvilScrvIep and tho establishment ut Ut
permanent nnton, peace, and psoaperty through
out our fAnd.
The resolution was greeted With applause
Mr. Eth1Hrt continued hK appeal fur prohibit
ttott aad waa frequently aoplaudcd-
lE.ccsA
The resolutions declare that tho raj remedy
for the present dltreAs aniuug lats,ring inen
herc and elsewhere ts tn aavc by LEGAL prohlbi-
tion thu ANNUAL wast. Of 500 0000UJ nov spent
for liquor: That tue career uf 0uv. ktc has ton.
frHIed all thai was said nt tic outset, anil that
his proposed reorganization should he regarded
ns an opeu challenge to every proEfbtIunlst still
rcHla!ulng fu the Republican party, and should
be responded IT, ~ such with aiacs!ty.
Thu resolutions bid t]rM-s -spec,l tn the Reform
clubs Of tue State, aud rtatllFn the tIctcrnna-
ton Of the party " give tfie ballot TO women.
The following Is the ticket Nominated: For
Governor, judge rhman; Lteu.vnapt-Govern-
Or, George c. Ewing; Secretary Of Slate, II. u.
Quincy; Treasurer, u. N. SktIiilgx; Attorney
Gcncral, Grin T. Gray; Auditor, Jotatlan Il.
0rmo-
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE State FRO
| hibih,ry Convention organized today with Il.
| 4. Barker, Chairman, and X. Newton Picrre,
| Secretary, nna took recess till afternoon.
At thc afternoon session full platform Of
principles was adopted. declaring adherence tu
| tho principles OF prohibition with aiI abiding
fa!tll IN the ultimate SUCCESS Of tho Prohibition
purity.
Tse following ttckc. was nominated: 4. H.
| Wilton. Supreme judge; Samuel Cornell, State
Treasufer, anu i. A. Barker, Auaftor~Gcncral
, 1877-09-13

fspfctdt MSt*3trh 10 Ih2 1fftrAH&
WASHINGTON, d. c., sups. l..-Thc fourth
report ut tho New Turk Custol.i-1Iouse Com.
nlission arrived t,-tlay. Secretary Sherman has
not yet examined it ut length, but will lI,vc 1t
before him tomorrow. It relates to the a1lasrs
Of tho Appraisers office, but only few ot lis
points tan IL obtained. The affairs of tho ul1lrc
aru not "a severely criticised "a the Kctghcrs'
Department, though. considerable room Is foun.l
for improvement In tho management, md SUING
In the personnel Of tic force. Tlc abuses c0tl-
nectcd with passeuCcrs' baggage receive tnucla
attention, md number oI recommendations
are made looking to correcting them. The
difficulties Experienced by cxpFsss companies
!n securing prompt inspection and delivery Of
goods brought IN by them, where onc Of tlc
chtet elements " sucecss lii their husucsa u M
ability to transport gOuus with murv than Urtli-
nary 1sptdity. receives considerable Intention.
~ the matter Ut approval uf tfe report Of the
!,ay Commission IN ihu WciEhers,' Department
considering tlla matter nre thnt officers tho haze
laI long cunuccti0n with the Custuul-IIUuse arc
trying TO del1lUnstrAte to lin that the now tys-
tera proposed by thu Commission will really IN
organization.
PHILADELPHIA.
There Is considerable dissatisfaction with tho
ABSENCE Of positive conclusions !a tilc yrport nt
thu fhliAuelplla ClistUHl-1tOu4g EuMuite8tul,.
Collector Fulton, who Is we'll known f,l thu
West from h1s connection as Supervisor will, the
whisky opcratlons, is very tcln!crly treated, anu
Is but Slightly cotsslrcl for lisu!cliencu vi te
plain law that requires h[s residence within tho
city. Hss various difficulties will, subordinate
officers are overlooked. Ills cxtrayngatlt cstl-
tnutes Tor tho cost Ut tue service 4rc III fact, ol
poscl. but With an apology for differing irutll
tlo Cullcctor's. Tl,cro IL everywhere 4 want ol
directness fn mecting thu tssnes which llnyG
been raised touching tho various otilres. Tic
Commission taIls to really say whether the
Fhla1eiphta Federal o!lsccs need rcfurm Or not,
, 1877-09-13

THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

J. GASILiXHSE Gs;I y M. Henry T.s, Viz ,.. sos
A,X ,XXnMiSSIIAK ths;s. I; ss*: no'e1 "a
= t%s! DSys of rSNtkii !, f'aS bai.es. .s'' is is
+ THE %,IHSHkf: sis,r * si.., Get! n.y; IS
i $,|* I'll $<? 5:$; |$ |
IS. lsi'sit!%A. ~ !:e.f;a Eltot; :ss
il Il |!ity E!!t 81; SssI,s Sill! i'iy il Edward. i: Is
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n n k EKiiX y y i;ssrse Eliot y
4; IIXf6X{$fNk: Iiif ,X!X{sfkii M wi,4i. |isss SS q
y SS %t:s il Sfs'!; 81, Henry Wood II II
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tftTaoE fEs sEStT II IaS{,k II n lsYfy f Is
Z /: k HS1s x,SfU!R5 s Psft S. FILA, 10
Il. %s' 4aSf;or sfk or, ,ls,4 In pepa.ss 10
p. ySpE,; ?!iT nHEESwonn 1;i; TREE. r,u.sa,. ;Ss
f @ IA %sl& pl.e4s: 4!
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t$t st! S,SNAEf il s5S :; :a Mn H. Wood \
, 1877-09-13

shouhl any morrn' Why al.nnld not al ratlcrr re-
inltrt Have not Imitation first. and then follow
fug doubts long continued, an't ffllv now but
alt,wfy lying, .ltnc their w"r:ts Prices have
fn,,nh their totinm. Enforced cs.nnmy has
Wrought its patient work mud taught IL sail
1cst. wlacsl lessons. 14atpr waits, capital waits,
golden larycah wait, a1Id 'tnnpcnr'l mines a,r,
waiting. All is really far .revlya1. But
one thing f* . nee''sl. and .hst one
Tie Government speaks that wor In It's brave
purpose anil In tts ssca.ly work to make that
puroosc In it, fulilI.ncnt- Safety for you,
prof.; for you, :a!ety for tho teogle, nrntlt for
hungry, lie Mike b, the ono path Ut keeping
the unbrnkcn pledge anil faith of tho nation.
Surccss waits ever upnn cn'1rage ntt'l honesty.
s Msn bsess s avs s ffh vt s 3vTe o. ct x hS
agaist bc IN demand, capital will bc employed,
WAGES and interest will alike ic earned AMI
pail. Nothing hut rowar.licc and dlshuntstY
can keep frnm tht4 nnd tho future that already
lawnt. Here arc .hc most fruitful
% trsa.nres ''0 rival i"' oaea '' fsbies; aIs here
aro. willing lands. here nro. good braint::
si.plu honesty, OF patient Industry, Of frugal
economy. ttrre Is NO possibility of lust prt's-
perily nntl commercial power to which VIC inay
not VIII. confidence aspire.
But let It's nut forget tho Inevitable coHdtt ot.s:
honesty. industry. economy. These three abide,
md tic greatest of these IL honesty.
r. r<r.,x,,,, ra.',,'.tt.,., .r.. ,r,-., .v ~.
r ims IL, ls Wtsaqs,.,r ra'a'''' WAS ''e'ea ~ ''f'
~ Iy'o,rrd. That Ito Executive Committee he re-.
t. p innnr!a ~ sh fts VI"
sntir NJ nrnctcniIr' a MIN by which III rntlIr
i,anktnT systef, Of thc cuuntr9 ,uay be un!tcI to
sufns arecic. "a aYmcn.s.
hl1nt,rnc,l
EVENING SESSION.
Tic second session Wa l,cih TONIGHT, The
ns,csttnn III Tho rcs,In,pt,on Of enrci,. naYment
Wa further discussed. ticorrc i, Coc. rrcst.
,fcnt ri iha Ncw YORK Clcarlnr. .linusr, ,lcliy.
, 1877-09-13
MANAGER DAYS. TROUBLES.

NEw VoRX, Bept. @.-Ih0 Herald says TIC
members Of Daiy's Fifth Avenue Theatre Com
paay reported Yesterday moEning at tue theat-
rteA agency OF Simmons d. Will u fnd new
engagements. They wers evidently much DIS
tutbed At being thus suddculy thrown out of
employment It . period xhsu eu.zat.elneuts Tor
, 1877-09-13

cAlRo, ILL.,, Sept. IA disastrous hre oc-
cured in this city this morning about o'clacI.
totally destroying SIX buildings, aud nearly
burning down thu Delta cllY Nse-En4iue
House. Alnong tho buildings destroyed the
most important wzs MctiauleY's store and
Wasren's store and hardware huuse. Tbs loss
y estimated 1t &23,u0. Insurance probatlY
$5tUQ. One man. uauc1 Drauts!I, . tsailor, nut
only lost all his stuck, but aYeF 3g0U In grcc1l-
backs, which lie had drawn from the bank onlJ
a day Or two since.
, 1877-09-13
"TEXAS JACK. -
His Adventures During the Past
Three Months in Montana.
Indian Raids on Hunting and Explor'
ing Parties--Beverai Killed.

dHwn With twenty pounds Ut rifle. four p,uu'ls
OF revolver, scventy y-sEx and half ounces of
buwlcknlfc, atK1 perfect freight Of news. lie
haa complete tlime tYvcl In his memory, anl
It IS pity, indect that sotT,e Ut the students IT
Maync f.etu could mt lfstcn To his rccitats Of
hair breadth 'selpcs from the imminent deadly
breeelrloalcr, OF moving accidents it Indian
camrr nntf the admirable pioneering he did for
a company Of English tourists.
These things to hear might totuc Desdemona
acrously incline, but practical public ateustotn-
cd to the rsc Of tic tclcrsa Will tnclsnc tosay
this news VI Jack Is interesting, but somewhat
agnl. We have lad Al tnkltng of these eypiltf.
Thy personal adventures nay bc surprising, but
ncW4 Ia neW8.
Nevertheless, tack.-short for J. u, Otnohnu-
dro,--althougt All actor 10 Theatre, has really
setncs OF real life. John Allen, manager Of the
combination now exhibiting Mt the AdciplI!,
te'cgrapss eaplutiratly fur .]ark to ct'snc. fuck
cart cong: J"l'n plays Is1as @ JACK, n1l anlt
gcnutnc casc of rescue. something which seatls
like chapter out Of Coosr. Jack ~ent
nut with party ot Enzlfshtnen last june. En-
glislimcn satd to Jack, "I.:t u. sec the widest
to great buffalo hunt. After trip Of stx
weeks up tue Big Wind River and across tile
divides, he brought them to Clark's Fork Vi the
Yc'owstnnc. moved up there, crnsscd on to
Yrlmxstnnr. and then t., tho main. v ''o
"'rhcrc." sai,i JOCK: i've .cachclt our heayy
turoa"r a1,d ssrre.< for ti.o Y"iinwstn,,c TsrE!
T6crs We met ihc Kaict,!,urc narty. eleven Of
tt,cu,, and tlcy wcfo Tic tjrtt that told us tlls
Ncx pcrcrs were on tho war.l,atb. Tho party
txn,aIstcI of IT.. C1wnr, and hfs wife" Eranl,
CnrpciIter and hs sIstcr n yo,,nr rirl Of III.
and scycTul folks frum Ccntreyllc. uecp Creek.
Montana, Thcy were there to fistt tic gcyscrs
o,1i uthcr c,riosttcs Of lie National Park
~ went on with my marty u the IeyAcrH, and
there met Storry. d. wealthy Montana man.
uw,Icr N boat Yellowstone and OF 1,IGJ l,cai
of horscs, ami liis party a,I another snail
, 1877-09-13
THAT DISEASE BREEDS DISEASE

h notorious faet. tth therefore Of vital lmpor.
tapcr to check a'adea In thct birth. ere they have
chanco 10 develop other and more dangerous dia-
ofdcsa. As u means Of checking complaints which.
II SLOWED to proceed, auslly disorder the entire
syatem, nostcttcr'a Stomach IitteEs Il medicine
tho use Of which cannot bc too strongly urged urn
the sick and feeble. Tho physical functions are
regulated BY l.; insurcs the acquisition Of vIeor
bs tbs dcblNtateI. and It subsfiiutcs cheerful
condition Ut mind for gooua and dcspondency. Dys.
t'cpsta. constipation, hscr-cpnplaInt. anu kiiauy
and btndder troubles yield to IT. remedial Influence;
II c1uatcFsets tendency u gout and Rheumatism.
and tnfiCUfx&cs tic nerves. Moreover. Il Il de-
tived frou purely hotan!ca sources. aud In this.
In every other fesptct- IL superior To the mineral
Esn1elIea Of thx phAfMacopri4.
, 1877-09-13

thc scaton iia.i hccn oHxiini3i. a,mc were
very Eittfr IN their lcntlntatft,n* nf 1>.ty, who,
tlt. .]tslar,l, st,niE hayr nnti|i'l them ii the
probability or possibility of tt.. E,scnt run
tfngrncv br5oro engaging thctn ftF tir eca-pn.
UIIy Is IN tr,t -flrral,lc nyrcaFa to members Ut
hts t,prnrany for aaIary. A. ~ the amount IT
DAILY. liabilities, Fi@kr. his httaucs. manager,
crtfrrat,A tllrxl ht s1l,LNt while other trust
UD, exclusive uf the SEEMED which DAILY owes
hIS fntffer.In-1ax John tjuff,
, 1877-09-13
CATARRH.
A series Of uninterrupted Cures Of.
fected with it by a wett.known
Boston Physician.

FrnuI f}r. GhAs. afn1n.
CA1Afrh II tho of7f1h41Hn1 rnfd4Hs Of the E1edfeai
tlrrcfnre. rrepsrstt"n !. rturntch To ny notice. 10
trT, am bupd = give fsIF and unrrrisldcr1 ttal,
and when anrh trial results In ptsics ntntrrrurtr
eure6. cannot Alt1w FfrAsInnal rtlautto Interfere
rl,h candid e1preu'1n q ny trssr fer thern.
unqualified snprova h,t rons irr Il remedy for
tht tncnt Ut uecFy furln nf aasr 4ueeri1F sny
preparation lAit down In any te1t book With which
III. CilAnLEa MAIN.
311 IlAEfis6n,ay.
Feeh raeksge contains III. HAntrrds Improved In
hAttnR Tubs. and full directions TOR nae In all caAcs.
frtee $tu, fGf ea1e hf ali wo1ta&1c and retail rK
fiata Throughout the United FtaIes. WEEKS 4 rtlF.
TER GtnctAl AEenu md NlolxAale bfugStttA HOatoa.
, 1877-09-13

fc1, bont1a and checks 10 4 large amount, and a
lot of bog,. gnId 2llfranc piecc. There wcrc
s1 or eight wr!I-cnerarrd counterfeit $l,un
United States gold coupon bonds, tAso checks on
Ban Franftnro hanks, aiul cl.crk m the Mcri-
den Bank Of Indianapolis I'm s3.!5O, payable to
William II. Brooks, and signed @. E. Manning
4 ca.
, 1877-09-13
Asxlmun Thermometer, u; u!utmum. o..
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

sorpaAAF7oN, Sept G--Steanshjp Motel
fEon New York ha$ arrived.
bALT1soRs, sept. H.-Arrtvcd, steamship
Leipzig, from Antwerp.
NEW foRE, Sept. l1.-Art7ed. stea,uship
France, trom Hare.
SAN FuAkclsco. Sept. 12.-Sxiied. steamer
City VI pektug: for Hong Kong yta Yokohama;
Xcalander, Sydney yIa Honolulu, carrying ths
, 1877-09-13
A TERRIBLE DEED,

0pER4V4 NEsEQ81N % 941 2V4HKx.
Mc0REooA, H., Sept. e.-Near Elkader, last
night. John Jo&teF was called out of bis house
aud horribly mangled BY soms UNKNOWN asaas.
sin with I corn-utter. Joster will die. The
villain then ret fire to q barn dllcl with gFulu
AID hay, valued 1t tl,00. No a1Iests have a
Yet been ma1c.
, 1877-09-13

1pRs11{ DIpl1sA % 3A9 7F1U0R4s
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. l:.-The saw
ullll. sails block, cooper shop, blacksmith shoo,
aud otlcea ot shu extensive lumber 6rns Of
Smith, GEatxeck i Co.. at Oseoda, were totally
destroyed by Orc to-day, together with 30, 90
feet Of lumber, The dre originated In tht nsr-
room Of the tniil Loss, Sis ,Oou; to.uEsncc not
known. but supposed " b. abuut s55, ,p0A
, 1877-09-13

BAL1iMoRE, Sept. l2.-rwo ueu, giving The
n1mcs OF William 3. Nelson aal John Hare,
wcfa arrested here On suspicion Ut being coua-
dcuce-operatoss and dealing iu counterfeit
nopry. There VIA fnuuA upvu them eount1F~
, 1877-09-13

TIE alarm from Boy ~ at TAO last evening
waA caused BY h1c ia thu garrett OF No. 7a5
WAba.h avenue, owned BY Dr. Btgefow. and O.
eupicd By J. Van Baalsn. Damage, rs; fully
insured
, 1877-09-13
THE WEATHER..

WAsu1Aoroa, y. c., Sept. ia l. m.-For
tho Lake lirg[on stationary barometer, cast
ctlY wluls, warmer, clear Or partly cloudy
weather.
LOCAL onsxRvAIIoSs.