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, 1877-10-07
VEGETJN,E-

The following letter from the Rev. G. W. 'HanR-
field. formerly pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church uyde Park, and Ut present settled in Low
ell, must convince every one who reads bis letter
of the wonderful curative qualities Of EEGETiSE
as thorough cleanser and purifier Of the blood:
HYDE PAEk, Mass, Feb. l3, lS7G.
Dear Sir: About ten years ago, my health failed
through the depicting effects Of Dyspepsia; nearly
it, worst form. it settled i'll my bAck. and took
The form OF large, dcep-seated Ab>Cess, which
vas fifteen months in gathering had two sur
gical operations by'thc best skill in the Statc, but
received no permanent cure. suffered great pain
Mt times, ard was constantly weakened by pro-
fuse discharge also lost small pieces Of bone at
different times.
Matters ran on thus ahont seven years, till May,
1S74, when friend recommended to 70 to
your office, and talk with you Of the virtue Of
|EGEr1SE. did so, aua BY your kindness passed
through your maRpfactory, noting tile ingredients,
etc, by which your remedy is produced
BY what saw and heard, l gained some conf
dence in FEGETISE.
/ commenced taking it soon after, but felt worse
from its effects; still pcrsercrcd, and felt it
wa. bcnefting me in otEer respects. Yet did uos
the results desired till had taken It faith
fully for little more than year. when the titi-
Guilty in tho back WAS cured; aud, for nine months
have enjoyed the best Of health.
] have in that time gained twenty-five pounds OF
flesh, being heavier titan ever before ia my life,
and was never more able to perform labor than
now.
During the past few weeks ! had scrofulous
swelling. as large as my fist, gather another
part OF my body.
took VEGEriSE faithfully, and il removed it
level with the surface in month. think should
have been cured OF my main trouble sooner il
had taken larger doses, after having become ac-
customed to lis effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scrofula or Kid
ney Disease understand that it takes time to care
chronic dlseases; and, il they will patiently take
FEGETtSE, it will, in my judgment. cure them.
With great obligations / am yours very truly,
G. ". MANSFIELD,
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
, 1877-10-07

We published last Sunday clipping from
Washington paper, announcing the intended re-
moval OF the famous modistc, Nine. Emma
Soulc, from Washington to this city. To-day
VIC can chronicle the removal as au fait accomplf.
This celebrated lady. SO widely known to all
American travellers in Paris prior to the Franco
prussian war, and during the past four years to
the gay society Of Washington, has really come
to Chicago aud opened the most elegant mili-
merry and costuning parlors at l70 State street,
opposite the Palmer House, ever seen in the
West.
, 1877-10-07

is at present offered to the public By the firm Of
Il. !; N. Ncubcrgcr & Co., Nos. 2G7 and 269
Wabash avenue, who arc retiring from retail
business. and selling out their magnificent stock
Of all kinds Of furniture regardless OF COST
Get their prices before purchasing and save
YOUR money.
, 1877-10-07
ELEGANT MILLINERY.

Mcssrs. Haecdon, Boyle 4; Co., Wholesale
millinery importers, Nos. 14l and 1l3 Wabash
avenue, are just in receipt Of an elegant invoice
OF noveltes-thc very latest out-which will he
ready tor inspection in both their wholesale and
retail departments Monday, Oct. s. Obtaining
these goods direct for their wholesale depart
mcnt enables them to sell at prices which can
not be undcrsoll.
, 1877-10-07
cATAHRH

The most reliable proof OF the durability Of
catarrh- when correctly understood and properly
treated, is given in the Communication from Dr..
Clcsson Pratt in anotheE column Of this paper.
, 1877-10-07
Notice Our Prices /:

10 bales Elcachcd and Cnbieacheti Cotton Ctcth,
Sara w1tle, +. :. an1 SC, splendid value.
lU balrs Canton Flanncls, I, y, 10, loi: and l5c.
special bargains.
: bales Gray Twi'.cd Flannel, IL, 49, 20 and CSC.
= bales Navy Blue 'Fwi}lcu Flanneis NIL WOO. 25
~. anG :';'c worth l0c yard murc
u hA!cs Scarlet Twllleu Flanucl aIl WOOL
II, ~. ami J:c, extra yalur
l.D0o pieces Dark, Medium, md Light Color
Prints, &c, worth II.
Is pieces. yard wide, French Mczinos, all wool,
4Jc, worth 7:,c.
40 pieces i;iack Ca+hmcgcs. all woo1, 10 inches
wide, 40, -, u. -, Sc, anu 81. thu best value
ever offered.
so pieces Black al-wool Cashmcrcs Is inches
WIDE, "a Sc, 81. and ST. -: extraordinary value.
LIS pieces Black Mohair .Alpacas, u, 20, u, 80,
10, and iic, outlandish bargains
900 pieces Plaid and Snowflake Dress Goods 10,
l., and lie.
.:50 pieces colored A'pacas and Scr:es, Is, 20,
and &c
l75 pieces Mata!assc Plain and B7ocadcd Dress
Goods, Fail Shadcs. 25, 50, and 35c, worth is,
40 and SOC.
lis pieces Black Gros Grain Dress Silks from auc-
ton, "a Sac, 81, 81, rs, ST. so, S1.75, and s.
q dox Ladies Kid Gloves, slightly damaged, CSC,
worth 81.
100 doz Ladies' Kid Gloves, all shades, :-but-
ton, SOC. worth 81. :s5-
145 pieces Silk Fringes new styles, IS. is, 50,
u, -. S5c, and 81; special bargains.
,0O0 pieces ttnc Hamburg Edgings and Inser-
tlonS. from auction, ut one third their value;
prices range from ) cents and upward. We guar
antcc this lot tue finest anu cheapest goods ever
offered.
, 1877-10-07
M1ONAI0 All RIGHT

ST. LoC1s, No., Oct. 5.-Gcn. John atcDon-
AIDS case came up before the United States
Court this morning, and was decided by Judge
Treat in the same manner Judge Miller dis
posed of that Of William Mckee-uamely, the
Presidents pardon gave immunity from further
prosecution.
, 1877-10-07

proper domain Of medical practice 1t is credit
able. to sny the least. to the professional incll-
gencc OF the Dr*- Mcchcsncy that the admins
tration cf aucsthetics Is placed In the hands OF
third brother, who for years pror to his accession
OF the office has been an honorcd and trusted mem
bcr Of the profession of medicine and surgery.
, 1877-10-07

CHALLENGE RUBBER vs.. AIR

VIC challenge any and all hammers. run either
by springs air, to practical test In drawing iron
and steel ut the Exposition on Wednesday, Oct,
10, at3p. n. An exhibition OF the working Of
our hammer will be given whether challenge is &C.
cepted or not bradley Manufacturing Company,
e South Cona1 street. Chicago.
, 1877-10-07
DELAY rs FATAL.

Among the catalogue of diseases with
which humanity are afflicted there is prob
ably no one complaint so common, so trou-
blesome. so offensive to personal comfort,
or SO almost certainly fatal IN result {lf not
nrrested>. as Catarrhal disease. It IS con-
lined to no class or position in life, but af-
fecta the high and the low. the rach and the
poor. tho ignorant and the learned, aud is
the precursor OF consumption in hundreds
Of cases oil around US.
With ail respect to the educated physician
of whutever school, I feel TINT have earned
tho right to condemn the common drug
ElnR system for Catarrh. tor have weighed
it in the balance OF experience and found it
wanting. As the author OF better way. I
invite the profession as we'll us the public to
test the merits Of my claims, and judge me
as deserve. The many patients in daily
attendance at my professional rooms will at
oil times, and Of their own pleasure, bear
testimony to which most cheerfully sub
mt.
, 1877-10-07

H. H. BR0MWElL L CO., 16l STATE STREET,
arc offering tho most elegant styles in seal and
mink sacqncs; also. make specially Of lcn.theu-
ing sacqucs. They, hctny practical furricrs aud
manufacturers. enabled to offer these goods At
reasonable prices.
, 1877-10-07

THEE TEARS AGO. 4 SUFFERER WITH Ca
IAlEM IN tts wo.:t fern PLACED myset undsr the
cured, not simply benefited but cured. and remain
well. CAPT. j. J. SMITH. l15511 lndlana-av.
, 1877-10-07

In everything that goes, to make up perfect
piano. viz. purity Of tone dccacy OF touch,
power, durability. and beauty Of finish, the Decker
Bros. piano has never hcen cxce1cd. We inyite
tho most careful criticism and comparison.
STonr E CANT, 2ll State street,
, 1877-10-07

All Dcntifrices had their drawbacks until the aa-
lnbrlous Bark OF the Soap Tree was brought from
the Gillian valleys to perfect the fragrant Sozo-
don't, the moEt wholesome, reliable, and delight
full article for the teeth that brush WAS ever Dip
ned intn
, 1877-10-07
The l4ERfR piAMf1c

conhina the highest achievements in the art Of
p,anofortc- making, and arc eonnrehcnsivcly the
very best now before the public The Root 4 Sons
Music Company, 1856 State street, General North
western Agents.
, 1877-10-07
0l]AtITY AND MERIT coNs,nFRrn

VUNLIIT RNU NlERI[ LUNSIUERED,
Quality and merit considered, the light, swift.
silent Automatic (no tcnsou) scwins-machinc of
the Wilcox & Gibbs $. ". Co. is the cheapest
in the world. Their old-style tension machine
is greatly reduced in price. Write to zoo and 202
Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1877-10-07

CATARRH CAN BE CURED--1 know whereof
speak: and happy to add mr. testimony touching the
peculiar method employed by Dr.. Ces.on Pratt OF this
city. YM. /. Buffers. 1ls Nabash-ay.s
, 1877-10-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Foundllnes' Home, Chicago, Aug. 16, 1871.
Ridges Patent Food has been used extensively
charge, and :hns been found far superior to any
other artificial food which We have tried. Geu L.
Shipman, II. D.
Gale & Dlocki, Agents, s. South Clark street,
and Palmer House, Monroe street.
, 1877-10-07

Matt Extract.-Charics Pope's Celebrated
malt extract is gaining rapidly in favor with the
public and the medical fraternity: it is now for
sale at the principal drug in all parts Of the
city and at the manufacturers depot, Ill South
Water street.
, 1877-10-07

Dr.. Pricc's Cream Baking Powder has obtained
Its popularity By ifs rare excellence.
, 1877-10-07
d rfRrlI1a1lNc M,clrt,ppspv

where for y moderate subscription one can hare
access to largo repertoire OF late and standard
music. has just hcen established by Mcssrs Lewis
i Newell. Of the Chicago Music Company. l5o
State street,
, 1877-10-07

DR.. 1Icrmann's sure cure for cntnrrl--try
OF 90 cents By cxp:css. Depot - Dearborn street.
, 1877-10-07

keen's Custom Shirts Madc to 1Ieasure.--
Very best, for 50; no obligation to keep any of
Keeps shirts unless perfectly satisfactory. l73
Nadison-st.
, 1877-10-07

CATAERH-Flve weeks ago Was cured Of Catarrh OF
fifteen years standing hy tho treatment cmpLoyed by
Dr. Clcsson Pratt and remain well.
j. $. HAMILTON. 90 State-st-
, 1877-10-07

CuREn AT LAsT-For many years wa. n sufferer
with Catarrt in the form In which that disease
eyer appears had tried all SORTS Of remedies and all
kinds Of doctors onr to ErOw In that condt-
lion. four years employed the services Of Dr.
Gicsson Pratt OF No. 20: and was cured per-
fcctly and permanently.
, 1877-10-07

CATARRH-For ten or twelve rears was sufferer
With Gaarrh until ths disease h:d reached that staee
MY physician. In that condition, i've years a-o.
PLACED myself under the peculiar treatment employed
symptom Of ay former complaint appearing from then
till now. 4. T. BATES, i4G Dearborn st.
, 1877-10-07
rttr ctnrcT r,1r 1o1rr ,ta,,,

THE FINEST FIRE-PRO0F VAuLT-DDDRs
ever seen in tho West are just being pnt into the
division wall Of Field, Letter s. Co.'S Wholesale
house. by john II. Norris, General Agent OF Die
bold Safe & Lock Company. 81 State street.
, 1877-10-07

The iadiscriminatc use Of the pain -deadcniup
gases as convenience in the practice of dentistry
is dangerous and criminal infringement upon the
, 1877-10-07

4 gentleman who has Travelled extensively in
Europe In ordering extra cabinets, Gays: .tMy
friends abroad consider them finer than any work
of the kind done In London Paris, or Vienna
103 State street, Chicago.
, 1877-10-07
A Splendid OPPORTUNITY

for all who appreciate really artistic and maeni6-
cent photographs Of themselves or friends Is nosg
offered by c. n Moshcr, lo:, State street, at re-
duccd prices; 81 per dozen for cards. s. for cabi-
nAfR
, 1877-10-07

JcRcrs' French Cntarrh Cure is the best
remedy known for catarrh, asthma. and hay -ferer.
Trial free. Office 10 state st. Sal1 by druggists.
, 1877-10-07

DIR. PRATT-DEAR SIT: It fs i've year. s!uce you
cured Ut Catarrh for whlch disease had been pre
xousy treated without benefit. both ut hotnc anu In
Europc- GEO E. STANTON, l3j State-st. -
, 1877-10-07

P. S.-Persons from abroad treated by correspond
cncc after interviews but In no Instance will feme-
dies be sent without hrs; seeing the patient.
RECEPTION HOURS:
West Side from L.. South Side, from to 5, and
positively at other hours TN Sunday except In
case of necessity and by special appointment.
, 1877-10-07
TEGETn1E5.
VEGF INF
III



SrK1SGrIE1D, O., Feb. rs, 1877,
This is to certify that I have uscd EEGETlSE,
manufactured by II. K. Stevens, nostou Mass.
for rheumatism and General Prostitution OF the
Nervous System, with good success recommend
EEGETiSE us 2n excellent HseIit1ae for such COM
plants. Yours very truly.
c. ", TASDEGKIFT.
Mr.. Vandegrift. OF the firm OF Nandegrift j.
Huffman, is O well-kuown business man in this
place, having one Of the largest stores in Spring
field, O.
, 1877-10-07

Our Minister'S Wife.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 16, 1877.
Mr., II. r. STEVENS,
Dear Sir: Three years ago was suffering terri
bly, with Intammatory Rncumatlsm- Our minis
ter's wife advised me to take FEGErENE. After
taking one bottle, WIS entirely relieved. This
ycar feeling return Of the disease. again COM
mcnced taking il, and nm being benefited greatly.
1t also greatly improves my digestion.
Respectfully, MRS. \. BALLARD
10l1 West Jetrerson~st.
, 1877-10-07
REFERENCES.

DR. CLEsSOE PRATT: "
pcnr Str-Yunr treatment OF me for Catarrhal Bron-
chtt@ four years ago was triumph over ali my pre-
y!ons attempts, aud there has been OF the
disease. JOHN f. WRIGHT.
77S West Westinghouse.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Gold mines are reported in Alaska but
what's the temptation? Has not the President,
by way of extending the era of good feeling to
all his subjects, removed from the Indians
One does not manipulate the honest rocker or
weave the promising gold-pan with serenity
while the scalping knife of the unrestrained
Stickeen is iourishing above his hair.
The era of good feeling has so revived Al
exander II. Stevens that he is able to appear
before the Supreme Court and make an argu-
ment there Wonder if under this upheav-
ing inspiration jeff Davis won't warm into
life ! Horace Greeley, Rutherford's prototype,
distinguished himself by first bailing jeff and
then visiting him in Dixie How much more
angelic is Ruth than Horace
The French Yellow Book contains an Off
cial circular to the effect that the attitude of
France in this war between the Car and Sui
tan is that of strict neutrality. There is some
color for the averment that the Yellow Book
will be read with satisfaction.
At Capetown, the little end of all Africa,
there has lately been held an exhibitions
big Fair-which was great success for that
Frele, who has a singular aptitude for turn
ing up in all sorts of unexpected places
opened the show.
The Porte will not raise the standard of the
Prophet until all other means of firing the
mussleman heart have failed If worst comes
to worst, he will fly the banner of the Cres-
cent and draw the sword of Osman.
The London Times advises Englshman to
keep cool. The advice is seasonable; but will
they heed it While the Gar is infaming the
temper of the European Turkey how can
John Bull who also hates all red rags but his
own, maintain his complacency
The troubles at the Wellington mines, in
the Fraser River country, are to be suppress
sed by the military The era of good feeling
is unhappily not international in its opera
tons.
Gladstone has introduced into the British
Parliament a resolution to the effect that Tur-
key is not entitled to any support, either
moral or material from England.
The Bismarck Centennial Statue has been
set up and unveiled at Kissing, Germany. 1t
is colossal and 50 represents the biggest man
in all Europe.
The Queen of England has issued procla-
nation of neutrality. All British subjects
will observe the same or violate it at their
peril.
simultaneously with the opening of the
Turkish war, the oyster war between Mary
land and Virginia has closed. The oyster
man is more peaceful than the mussleman
A. L, Clapp has resigned the place of pub
lie printer at Washington, and j. D. Defrees
has been appointed to that position.
Flour is rising in Ireland This augurs
good bread if it is not permitted to become
soured by a fall in the market
The Russians and Turks have been fighting
At Kars. On the line of some railway, we
s'pose.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02

The British Columbian who makes his habi-
tat among the fogs and fish of Victoria, V, l.,
is just now in state of evaporation and
speechless hot wrath over the utterances of a
certain Catholic priest who has been sutfi-
ciently asinine to denOunce heritical and
debasing the public school system there in
vogue. The not notwithstanding or lightsome
newspapers of that island are now engaged in
the emission of long -winded editorials denn-
ciatory of the said papistic criticisms, and the
prospect is beclouded with vituperation and
the bellowngs of fat-witted zealots. There is
a certain Amor de Cosmos up there who has
had more or less frequent access to types and
printer ink, who is four miller at an edito-
rial controversy. We suspect him of dipping
into the wrangle with many six column
squib-a very catapult of words and phrases.
The average Colonist is a real Hot Gospeller
at polemics and any breeze of politics is
self justification for essays which mount up
into the realm of reams, and parliamentary
debates which double discount any such mere
frivolities as walking a thousand miles i'll a
thousand hours. 1t is just barely possible
that the aforesaid priest, in this particular n
stance is right but the clergy have so facile
a genius for getting off on the wrong foot that
we more than half suspect that he is as wrong
as his belaborers are preposterous in their
loud monotonous vehemencies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02

Who is it that writes the word Judge, and
the abbreviated word Hon, and the supertiu-
Gus tail-title of Esq, and the military orna-
ments ranging all the way from General to
Second Lieutenant as handles or after-comes
to the names of the signers of newspaper cards
rendering benefits and the like! We who are
the peoples champions of good taste have a
right to know how these things happen to be
and overcome US like a summer-cloud We
see before us a card published in the Bulletin
and addressed to George Bromley asking him
to repeat his lecture on his experiences as a
whaleman. 1t is signed by some of the most
notable of the very notable fellow citizens of
San Francisco The letter is addressed to
Mr.. Bromley in the second person and signed
in the first person. Hon Newton Booth
heads one column and Fred l.. Castle ESQ.,
the other one. Then we have Judge John H.
Boalt and Col w W. Dodge Now why is
his Honorableness in this way! What social
emergency demands of Mr.. Fred Castle the
parading of his attitude of an Esquire ! How
does he come to be an Esquire anyhow? Who
cares if John Boalt was judge in Lander
county in this State once upon time and
that he airs that small piece of history to the
wide, wide world And what military neces-
sity demands of W. W. Dodge the elabora-
ton of the fact that he bears the title of Col
onel Let us know why these phenomena ap-
pear, else we shall enter a timely protest
against a hideous custom.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02

Just now all the European nations are ap-
ologizing for rubbing up their guns and pistols
and the dress parades of their soldiers. Eng
land is merely reinforcing Malta for the sake
of the summer air of the Mediterranean :;
France is practicing the sweet evolutions of
peace; Germany is merely observing the ira
ditions of her Landsturm, and Italy "has no
intention of occupying Albania" The oblig-
ing cable informs us, from the very lips of
Victor Emanuel himself that "the object of
the concentration of Italian squadrons in
Southern ports is to give the crews an oppor-
tunity for drill, and render it possible, in case
of need, to dispatch some vessels to points
where the appearance of the Italian flag might
be useful to the interests of Italian subjects.
The Silver State says the scarlet fever has
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02

A new conner in the Detroit Free Press off
ice was from college, and the very first article
he wrote began with a G, which he swung in
fourishing style from one line above to two
lines below, and Lewis said, "Young fellow,
they'll have to go down into the job office for
as big as that ="
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02

Some noggins of usquebaugh and odd cold
bits of crackers and Bologna sausage are now,
so opulent are the times in the most beautiful
of adaptations from the French, called "pe-
tit souper la Louis Quatorze, by the San
Francisco Bohemians
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02
The Silver State of April 80 reports a fatal

case of kicking by horse, as follows
Taylor Hardin, while attempting to catch horse on
his unces ranch Willow Creek yesterday kicked
in the abdomen by the animal and died from the injuries
received. Deceased was young of than ordi-
nary Abilities and highly respected by the whole commr
nifty, which his untimely death has gloom He
nephew of Colonel Harding, and his business man
ager the RANCH and the sad of his death reached
him this point yesterday. The remains were brought
here to-day and will be taken to California interment
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02

New strikes in the mines of Ward District
are raisind the hopes of the people there and
giving promise of good times a-coming
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02

II You wish to test the loyalty of your friends try
borrow money Of them You may be richer after the
experiment, but you will undoubtedly be wiser.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02

An Ohio has pet gander which follows him about
like dog He must goose-N O. Republican,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-02

The Silver State says the scarlet fever has
made its appearance in Winnemucca.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-05
WI N'1FENN WWF'Nf
Hides and Wool.
srON, Aug. i.-ilides tn
Dry selected, i5c; light =
ted ne: damaged half pTic
uA.Y wuo AREsurrERING

from the effects OF the warm weather and
are debilitated, are advised by physicians
to AXE moderate amounts Of whisky two OF
three times during the day. In a little while
those WHO adopt this advice frequently IN
crease the humber OF drinks and In Time
become confirmed inebriates. A beverage
which will not create thirst tor intoxicating
liquors, ana which is intended especially
for the beneft of debilitated persOns,whether
at home or abroad, Is Dr. schenck's Sea
Wed Tonic. Containing the Jpices OF many
medicinal herbs, this preparation does not
create an appetite for the Intoxicating cup.
The noufisnlng and the life supporting prop
critics OF many valuable natural productions
contained IN 10 aud well known TO medical
men have "a most strengthening influence.
A single bottle OF he Tonic will demonstrate
It's valuable qualities. For debility Arising
from sickness, over exeftlons or from any
cause whatever, a winegassiul OF sea We, IL
Tonic taken after meals will strengthen The
stomach aud create an appetite ior whole
sotns food. To al who are about leaving
their homes, We desire 20 sly thar the excel
lent effects Of br. Hchenck's seasOnabie rem
eiies, Sea Weeu Tonic aud Mandrake Pills,
are particularly evident when taken by
those WHO are iniuriousiy affected by =
change Of water and diet. No pers n should
leave home without taking supply oftue-e
safeguards along. For sale by all druggists.
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