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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

tions which the new csnni$ioner posseases
sasres f9r the proper discharge Of I've dpti<s
ined with thorough soehtsSc kho&le4Ss.
He Moods moreover, superior executive dbl.
ittes 70 enable him 10 properly suparviSe b
Department which, Under judicious nan
agement, would aid 30 greatly In developing
the material interests Of the entire country.
In oil these respects Gen. LIE Duo is just
the man for tho place. He is graduate
of Kenyon College, Ohio, and not
withdrawing the fhct that he has
ever since been engaged in active business
his indomitablc energy has always enabled
him to find much time to devote TO liberal
and scientific studies, 80 that he combines q
thorough knowledge of the world and Of
business with such scholarly attainmcnts
as would be creditablc to u man who had
devoted his life exclusively TO literary pur-
suits
Since 1850, when General LIE DuC went to
Minnesota, he has devoted considerable
portion of his time TO practical farming, and
during extensive travels throughout all
parts of the country he has been close and
intelligent observer of the agricultural re-
sources Of all sections, and has n thorough
knowledge of the improvements needed to
develop them.
The military services of Gen. LIE Due
were Of themselves 20 meritorious as TO en-
title him to this preferment He promptly
entered the army on the breaking out of the
rebellion, and was with the Army of the
Potomac in its advance upon Richmond and
until AFTER the battle of Gettysburg He
afterwards served under HOOKER in Ten
nessee and Georgia, and under THOMAS in
the memorable HOOP campaign. For his
bravery and skill he received high COM
mendations from his superiors and we'll
earned promotions.
In civil life his business capacity was
shown by his success in developing the rail-
road, agricultural and manufacturing inter
csts of Minnesota When these facts are
considered in connection with the purity of
his private character, it is not wonderful
that but few men have ever been 80 strongly
indoncd for q public position as Gen. LIZ
Due. This appointment is one emincntly
fit to be made on account of his business
capacity moral worth and thorough in
tcllectual training, which specially qualify
him for his work.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28
THE RECORDS OF THE ELECTORAL COM.
MISSION

/. A singular oversight in the enactment of
The electoral bill has devolvcd upon Mr..
McKENNEY, the secretary Of the commits
sion, u rather broad personal responsibility
he did not anticipate when entering upon
his duties, although one quite within the
puryiew of carefully prepared statute.
1t seems that no provision was made in
the bill for depository of the records Of
the Commission, and, consequently, they
remain in the custody of its secretary
who, while in no respect charged officially
with their safe-kceping still remains bur
doncd with the possession, which ho finds
it impossible to rclinquish without equal
violence to good faith and peril to the
archives of the Government.
So the decision of the tribunal, which
constitutes the vital point in the issue o.
title to the Office of President, lies loosely in
the hands of citizen, unembarrasscd by
official injunction as to their care, AMI
might, so far as the prudence of Congress i
concerned, be consigned to the bottom of {
well-that provcrbial refuge of truth But
luckily for these precious materials for his
tory, and for the completeness Of the public
archives, they fell into the hands of a youn!
man whose possession is not purchnsabl,
and whose custody is security.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

Commerce.
PALrIxoBn, June ,7.-Cotton firm; niddihig Iiko.
da% dull and nsavy aa aSS
supsr, aeS Glty Miis super, ,IaITs; other grades
. %0f S.rssSs ssa
southern sissdy and arm; Western quiet and shade
Hasssi sss%er, &c ' 6s.s steady 's ssd IN:
Ss at % nt 3,s "S %Sfn Sss
ss Ia o 9s,s sTAdss nsnn sst s.s, by
qIolably lower. Whisky dull at slis
Rsce,p,s 3 800 barrels wheat, 20 bushelS
Corn SI.cD bushels
NEW YoRx June z,--Co,ton irr up,ands II Isisc;
MI sscep s sse fspor GALES arest '2 s,ss
iotsst aies: Continent, s.sos balcs
aSs heayy a' snSs clSss ana ss'PR sas
brands and dull and heavy for shipping grades No
double s1rs Sf ssS,is
sssf st.. sSe ssd ~;
room, sSssTlns ' as$sad No. Mnssss.a jtR;
smSsr STATE e Ne Ss,ssFS milling @
| steady and unchanged barley dull and unchanged
torn 'o onS Irregular and unsettled opssny
On miSed Sessssc; steamer mired, SsS7Sc: New
M AND Te mixed s w ys sp and Is
white do tseese Hay unchanged. HOPS unchanged:
3ei ss% and RsssS Sugar aa
ii,ic, for s,srdard a. ih for Eranulated and pow.
and sss aSS @s Suf sns
S.%ss a.$: :: I; .ps. :'' Fss ass$;
s Ssssss II sas s s: Ss ads
ss'si iis s.s:s a$iss, {
gold Whisky Arm aud quiet Al si,i1,
FIsish,s to Liverpool auiet and firm; wheat, pcs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

s. * on .. s'. .s.ns SS
A9udiqsted By sesAe 81 its highest tribunals
The city OF Now York, through its jealous
Representatives who we're epd6avofing some
yesrs ago TO poularize their efforts In the In
terest Of economy, sought to cheaper the cost
Of the oitys Advertisement by publishing In
violate the law of the land, enacted for the
purpose of encouraging tho keeping
the Sabbath day holy, and as n
day set apart by Divine command for the
worship n God, aud as day Of rest, met with
very salutary check and an appropriate re-
bukc from the courts Of that city and tho
court Of dcrnicr resort of the State. In Smith
VS.. Wilcox, 10 Bart, 5Sl, II was held that
contract to publish an advertisement In q
newspaper issued on Sunday was unlawful and
void, rs involving violation Of the law in re-
lation 10 the observance of the Sabbath day.
lSee Palmer vs.. City of New York, Y Sandf.,
3l5) The Judgment in the case in 10 Bart.
was affirmed by the Court Of Appeals, ia Now
York, no smith, 353, In an elaborate opinion,
all the judges concurring These decisions, 1t
would sccm, places tho question beyond n mat
ter Of doubt, and that the two Sunday papers
published on that day, and which submitted
their proposals, must be left out Of the number
competing for the advertisement. A contract
made on the sabbath day is by the law of
almost every State void, and q contract made
on secular day to be performed on Sunday
would equally be a nullity.
In the publication of the present tax list at
least 5000 is involved that WILL eventually,
be drawn from the pockets Of the taxpayers.
1t Is pretty safe to assert that II they believe
tho contract for advertising tho taxes was i'm
properly made, and cannot stand test
in the courts, then the property holders
will take recourse to this process, and
20 to equity and restrain the proposed sales
on their property for default in not paying the
taxes under the advertisement.
1t would be wiser for the District Commits
sionors to thoroughly sift this matter, and act
undcrstandingly before they act at all; other
wise thoy may entail upon the board abundant
litigation, out of which might come defeat
and create an indebtedness that they cannot
liquidRtc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28
Personal.

Gen. A. Med Cook, q. 4 A., Is at tho Ebb,tt.
Gsn David Tiilson, OF Maine, Is quartered ut the
Ebbitt.
Capt Geo. W. Moore U. & r. NJ, Is guest of the
Ehrtt.
MAI Gen. j. q. Raymard, U. 4. A.. Is registered at
tho Ebhft,
Chi J. Walton OF Nov York. Is among the guests
Of the EbbI
raymaster Cieo. A. Dcer.ng. U. s. NJ has apartments
at the Ibbitt.
Col. Alex. Chambers, U. :. A., IL among the guests
OF the Ebbitt.
Rev, Weber =. Watkins of Baltimore Md, Is quar-
tered At the EbbtL
Lord Oln RUSSELL British Ambassador at Berlin, TO
turned rom London to that place yesterday morn
ing.
J. II. Franklin, the merry mayor OF Hamilton, Va.
Is In THIS city and w frm In the nith that the prpsi
dents policy will be sustained Ia Congress by Southern
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28
DEPUTY MARSHAL FRANKS.

The preliminary hearing of the case OF
Deputy Marshal FRANKS, on charge of dc
frauding the Government by false vouch-
ers, before Commissioner PLANT, was not
concluded yesterday, the court having nd.
iourncd after the close of the evidence fol
the Government strong case was made
out against the defendant, but what effect
the evidence for the defense will have re.
mains TO be seen and we therefore, suspend
further comments until the ca j. G"r.
cludcd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

~ ne E,ont-wm, y. Clarke, Col G. s. wlns,end.
Col. j. r. Boyd, N. C.: Edward bowman. Phllatei-
pAiG; Anirew Brad, Y. 3 g \; Iicat W; Dety, Y. :.
Y; Lows lialnes, VIM. T. Clarke y. e.. william q.
wclch. Pniiadeiphia Pa; g r French I. :. n: u.
l.. JaCksOn n. V: Hon IL II. Crttcndcn, KY. Julg,
II. Y. Cmpbrll, Austin, Texas J. y. Mckcnna, MIS-
Agnes Kelley. Lancaster, Pa; Master James Duffy
Marietta, Ohio; u. /. Curtis and sister, Hartford
Conn; hon, JO'epa Seldom, Conn. J. ID. Murray, U,
n N; Col. =. L. Brltton, AuSlln. Texas
~ The MctrOgbOiHdn.-L w. smith and W. G. Lock
erty, New York: a. NJ, Phelps and e. d. HnskinS
Br3oklyM Or; W. 7: wc'tmGrclsnd Atlanta, GA; Il
D. Dulnnc. New York; J. H. Taylor, Philal elphia
q. W. COrson, New York; a. =. Cooke, U. r. n; "a, l.
Dennison, Phtsburg; =. W, smith, Houston, Texas
J. /. Dplnnd, New York. Mis- NJ. Cole Pennsylvania
Or Dalripie and Nelson lalmer Maryland; II. How
son, Philadelphia, and Hon. VIM. Fullerton, New
York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

THE Grand Army of the Republic, meeting
In Providence, X. L., has arnalized itself In
two or three exhibitions of bad temper and
bad taste, unworthy Its organization, and
which the country, mindful of it's dignity, as
well US of its interests, will undoubtedly re-
buke. The dispatch sent to Gen. GRANT to
the care of Queen VICTORIA Is about as silly u
piece of impertirencc as we remember to have
seen, and its destination, IL IL reached in time,
must have destroyed the Generals appetite
for dinner. The resolution declaring that in
the service of Memorial Day We seek TO per-
petuate the memory only of those who fought
In defense of national unity" and the vocifcr-
/ Gus applause on its passage, which clearly
proved that tho organization was not ready as
yet to CLASP hands across the bloody chasm, -
may be the sentiment Of all the camp fol-
lowers who have crept in and who constitute
SO large proportion of its organization, but
events of tho last year prove in an unmistak'
able manner that such is not the sentiment Of
the true soldiers of the Union or of the gen.
erous and patriotic people Of the North and
West, who, In fact, are heartily sick aud tired
of this continuous effort to keep the country
divided when all cause has passed away
Gentlemen Of the Grand Army Of the Repub'
lic,you have made mistake. More than that
you have made yourselves ridiculous.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

The reception which has been g. :. the
President IN New England is not only graft
flying to him personally, but is likewise a
source of sincere satisfaction to the people Of
the entire nation, because in 1t they see evil
donce of an intention to honor Mr.. HAYES,
not solely because Of his official position, but
also on account of the purity of his personal
character and his earnest devotion to the in
tercsts of all sections Of the country. Thus
far wherever the President has gone he has
been enthusiastically received by the people
and there Is every reason to believe that there
is no part of the Republic to which he would
not he joyfully welcomed as the restoror oil
good will among the people and Of purity In
the administration Of the Government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

Shortly after 0 o'clock last night two men
named Ellis and Addison had quarrel in tho
bar-rOom of VIM. Tyler, No. COS q street
northwest. Ellis struck Addison In the face,
cutting him severely Addison fired pistol
ut Ellis, who is supposed to be wounded. Ad-
where he received medical attendance, after
which he WIS conveyed to his home, in the
northwestern section Of the city. No arrests
were made.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28
DIED.

suAw Al, ,,,,o.. n =, rr,..,., ,,.. ,S,
nsna.ai =, sao wI,g " .nt. ~ anam
nmix ,ayis.s 10 s,,s.a an" s"er"ooh' ftehu' OF me
TIioM IA : M ,h,s c,,v al, IN. ,-,h ,,.,.., -, ,o.,
Ihyniass-i,m tns Guy, on me aNh instant, ~ iGD
Z. M LEVI . ihohAs'hxed hry-hve years nnd eight
M. rr,ena. ar. ,nvite N .,,s,a I'M, o,n.r, =, m,
na,rnrn,ar ps..h,,ari. " hu,nh ns mnet Nv NJ me
nurtb ~ rsais snn12essi an FrS IN sa,b 1' , am
a Z oc,Scr n m me rcman. sre n ~ ran,aua1 ~
CorninS n " for in,erment "' w iS,.r 'o'e" j"
,,,a,, . -, y, a., !, W y" ~ nv Is, lrl -,
me-. INN, san osi.ter II ana hnna II Wainnnr III
FnneraI frn,,, ,ss,dsrce i'm m ir,nants s,r..,
,o,shwsa, Th'r..i.y Inn. "a =, nm ~ ny 49,
"owv" ,au'' Jun, -, ~ 80 y W.,
Sy VIZ ILL INNS ~, isn mAsn hssIkLiA IuLLY,
49, nle mSs anu e I,, ays Only aaughteI OF
Annie M ama bsrnaTu lnily, o. Georgetown, ID. O.
A pr,s ~ u,i % nm S Sn. ga, ~ hS.
mi an angel same and ySbiaoar,j
Darlins MAMIE "a some home
''"e '."''i"' H. ii,' III, ~. no,n1 T.,
Fu,ernl will tnks ,iace frn1 hnr h,hh.r ,do,..
q, First street Iieorreiown Thursiay Jnne ~ M u
o,iaok Friends and rratiyes invltej tn at,nna
jDatImore papers piease cony w "''i 81.
BOuI,pIN,-.On AprIl NJ ism Mrs SyIyr. Avn
RnUInIS beoyed Win ~ lam. Rnnid,n 49, M,
eiabt YEAR, ""' W '"'e' "o"''''' Aseu '"''y
The Mnunt o,Iya ,dye Ma 10 aro r.sna,, s,iI,, La
yIied TO attend her fnesal Seryice on Sunday INV
l. nj The linn Bantist church NJ a.e o'sIoTh '
| nnIspAn I,,ra ~ 's-y - n, ~, -. .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

CLOSE on the heels Of the recent Executive
order prohibiting all Government officials
from meddling with political conventions
comes the announcement. which, however, re-
quircs confirmation, that Secretary Nc.A RY
has gone to attend the Iowa RcpulIls~ -
convention.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28
TRooPs wanted in Raleigh, n. c.

The British legations mansion is being
painted and repaired Let those employed to
do the work demand their pay in advance. 1t
Is u risky business to trust that concern The
fate of Mr. FLEMING and others should be u
warning to everybody
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28
.4RRIED.

BAYNE-HALLEY.-on the 18th Of June, 1877, at
=, Barnabus Church, by the Rev. r. Owen Dorsey,
Wh BAySE, ~, and ANNIE L., eldest Daughter
Of James T. HALEY, esq, ali Of Prince Georges
county, Md
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

~ oNDEMNED.-BALsAM COPAIBA Is con.
~ demned and discarded nS being not only worth.
less hut frequently Injurious II is disgusting In taste
and smell aud wilr disorder the sOundest stomach,
and still the qlnckS ise the drug Snmartan's Gin IL
purely vegetable, pleasant to take, aud will AlwayA
cure IN from two TO four days, II is the only known
medicine thai can he depended on, thereby avoiding
exposure and trouble. Male packages, 81 female, 81
sold at Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue aud
by druggists.
leSiy W d. ENTWISLE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

lattirp n mi WbO N g1ortl
pic
,-, -,
Tihe hrst mosquito having appeared, an
leather cases No ibe boariols cah hang them around
as much as they please without breaking the corn
Cobs
The cause Of Culture or rather Culchah, Is
band .bll announces the revival Of the woll.known
play o. oliver TWIST win a local taVoriie rs b"
ItIches.
Little boy-"Plcase, want the doctor to
Where do you come fromr" little boy-"wha,
Don you Know mcY why, VIC deal win YOU VIC
hah baby from horc last week.
wb.r . fptoooo r,an .,oo, nut 20 Tho
nacs H. md ph asts, IN nn no g oes TTt e
cIaIms himself eS imSgo ~ i,yo f,hi"ggn hnby
shows. Intrepid COURAGE AID reckless Disregard OF
danger command respect out there
".r.n,c ui ,. OF .ne M, nea ah oniS WV'a
parip,sn a. @ srn .ns She, sen,mnn; aid
,h9 spoakeI Mh,Sh lncites US 70 Hearch 'or sonie
N'"'s "ni'" We w NV WE" '" NV"
-Baltimore has a queer old man who, every
takes his stand near a pump. There he remains,
| counting aloud the persons who come for water
| until the number reaches seventeen, when he turns
a.
less than weight persons in the United States
DURING NE post SIX months the pal9riy peii Eve,
thsi 70 them tho Sibbet was PHI piatioIm IRON ,
i .. N.zAa
| ishmeht erect the purpose ior which II s mhic'ooF
They tell stoep story Of a blaokins and
mucl.ss Boston dI.hRs. Mho T. reply 20 .Ss
in,n,in,,s acSs .aiind a. n h,.crit m.ac a sand.
Ich ,si, ~ snns ,sr nas asynsrd n and
tb.n ,vsshod X Avn, WEN i,ttls ~ the nnrIlaIe
f'0 sun h''S' ana VII" u" u"inp"'ea u's'"'O".
one Of Wellington best young men was struck By
lightning but fortunately escaped serious injury.
The bolt struck one OF tho points of his standing
| .l.,...
sn hec Se eocs us ssVs p and
curied up exhausted, about half way down III, col.
| -rrench publicists employ reguiaT stan
81 fghsng men who SsmS Isspon s1a Tor sT
| mont resulting from censure Of Governmcnial al.
| fairs Is borne by substitutes, who receive VI per
and SD per week while in prison. their fines being
paid by the journal prosecuted
diamond emitting yh;ch bo. beretofore
AsIefaa mas peen TAKEN up ana smoGc ,san,n
Roa6aty' Mas Inc glrs cut ana polish INC nc
IN " S s9f nm AM a,s dne,r.
hich aaaPsed LOT ,ha MP Sfa n o, nners
| ~, s" 'eo'i'' w 'pe" he" "e'' ''' 'o"'"'o 'P'"
hVes'
This paragraph, from a Western paper,
should be read carefully and taken e heart r. by ,se
"A foxa, editor suggests that ibe fact hat he once
commanded a squad Of rangers ssnt cut TO capture
IN fact do mn oo, an,s hS ~ me te ~
captain. and he would thsfei5re prefer TO 10 called
No..
III there Is any one thing TO eat, says
eoT Ss r snSo ssSFSs
than of all things else that one thing Is strawber
rics and cream" II might have added that II there
Joys more than something to cat II Is straight whis
Ky Of most any quality, 80 long as the quantity
satisfactory.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

Philadelphia Stock Market.
Special Dispatch to the National Republican.
PHILADELPHIA, June n.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

The 5oowing are the opening and closing Eates NJ
Co., nom the Now York Stock Exchange
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

Local Notices. - cents per line each lnsefton tty
ITEMS cents per line fst Insertion, 10 cents per line
each subsequent insertion.
- FouR LINES CONSTITUTE A souAnE. If an
advertisement exceeds 6ur lines the price wIl be
IN exact proportion. All advertisements are pay.
shle al the time Of their insertion Marriages and
dsath notices Of throe lines twenty-five cents each.
~ Advertisements under the heads Of wants"
10 Rent" "For Sale" Boarding" Personal"
lost and Found" consisting Of two lines or more
ten oen's per limo each insertion.
---
Notice.
We beg leave TO state that we decline TO return
p6asd oommunioations and 10 this rule We make
no exception.
Persons iearing he city for he nmmer can have
TIE REPUBLICAN mailed 10 any address BY paying 90
efas psr moath Invariably IN advance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

The Republican In New York
zp be obtained st BRENTANo's News Emporium.
D Onion squire.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

The order of President Hayes prohibiting
officers of the United States from taking any active
part In politics strikes directly at the root 0f 4
gigantic abuse. This docs not as Is assumed by thu
New York sun, make slaves OF them; but on the
contrary releases them from the slavery Of party
leaving them. Of course free In their opinions and
votes If the observance OF this order can be en-
forced the cause OF civil service reform will be
toriay helped by 1t. President Hayes deserves
credit for the PRONUNCIATION Of an order that knock
the cogs out OF machine" politics.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28

Local Notices, Is cents per line each nsertion CITY
Hens % cents Per line fst Insertion, 10 cents line
each subsequent insertion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-28
MIsCFIIxNH.

TT dSosu.t DO 3 BIT of ssed to 80 to . picnic
and stand on the river bank And Raiojfe the sorp
fs s. ss 9 sa XII SSSS q %
pie.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-23

Do not allow the weeds to 60 to seed.
Use the hoe and the scythe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-23
ssROUT HIM OUT.o

John B. Cough lectured on temper
ance recently in st. Louis-his 5,680th
temperance lecture He advocated the
prohibition of the drinking traffic, aud
in closing told the following touching
incident:
"The day before Thanksgiving, some
years ago, Mrs. Faulkner in Norwich,
Conn.,, received word that her long-absent
son would be home to Thanksgiving, and
her mind was filled with the thought,
MY boys coming home Thanksgiv-
ing eve the boy got off the train, and
as it was night, and he wanted to be
little late so as to surprise the old lady,
he stepped into Solomon Parsons saloon,
down by the bridge. There he met his
old friends. why, Harry, how dye
do? I'm glad to see you. Come and
let's have something for old times sake
No, don't care for anything, thank
YOU How long have you been away,
Harry? Just come back? Well I'm
sure, I'd hardly have known you. Come
on, let's have nip of something good.
Then laughed out the liquor-selling fend
from behind the bar, Ha ha ha come
back coward Afraid of glass of
liquor Don't dare to, ha hal' And SO
they dared him, and he drank one glass,
and then another, and many more. Some
way or other he reached the barn at
tached to the house, and crept into the
straw. In the morning he was dead.
On shutter, and covered by bufa'
10 robe, they bore the body to the moth
err, and Solomon Parsons was there. The
mother turned and said, Solomon Parsons
you have sold my boy liquor, and hi
death lies at your doer.' Parsons mum
bled something about being karsl
hard judgment; but, said the widow
I God forgive me, but 1 lifted my han'
u and asked God to curse him.
; when lectured there afterward,
l. saw Solomon Parsons in the hall, and
knowing that, 1 told the story and said
!; Solomon Parsons is here among you. H
holds his license from the State to SCI
Il his liquor to your sons. Rout him out
/ Rout him out ! And within twelve hour
n after that speech, bottles. demijohn
barrels, license, and all, they route
| him out, and-he never came back I'M
our State again."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-07-23
COLLINS, YnLIAIc PLASTER.

for local pains, lam sness, soreness weakness numb
Eess. and Inflammation Of the lungs, liver kidneys,
spleen, bowels bladder, heart and muscles is equal to
army of doctors and Of plants and shrubs 1t
instantly banishes pain and soreness gives life and
vigor to the weakened and paralyzed muscles and
in the above ailments every other external application
such as salves ointments lotions, and liniments will
at once be discarded Even in paralysis, epilepsy
fits, and muscular affections, this plaster. by
ralying the nervous forces, has effected when
every other known remedy has failed
Sold by all Druggists Price IS cents. Sentby mail
receipt of 25 cents for one $l95 for six. or $225
for twelve. carefully wrapped and warranted, by
WEEKS q POTTER, Projectors, Boston, Mass.