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e. #. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
Of iron.

Z, r, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron will effectually cure liver complaint,
jadnd'ce, dyspepsia. chronic or nervous
debility. chronic diarrhoea. disease OF the
Kidneys and all di eases arising from
disc. dered liver, stomach or intestines,
such as constipation. fl tulence, inward
plies, full e's o. blood to the aead, actdity
of the stomach, nausea. heartburn, disgust
for food fullness or weight in the stomach,
sore eructations. sinking or fiuttering at
the pit OF the stomach, swimming OF the
head. hurried or difficult bres,hipg, tlutter-
ings at the heart, choking or suttocating
sensation when in alying posture dlmness
dull pain in the head, deficiency OF pres
piration, yellown.ss Of the skin and eyes,
psln in the side. back, head chest. LIMBS, rs
e,c sudden tlushes OF heat, burning In the
flesh, constant imaginiDgs OF evil and great
dsrression Of spiris Price 81 per bottle.
Beware of coupterfeits, Do not let your
druggist palm off some other preparation
ofiron he may say is a good bus SIX for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Irol. Take no
other. Kunkel's Bitter Wine oi Iron is not
sold in bulk-only IN 81 bottles. (. +, Kun
kel, Proprietor, 4 o. 80 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
dCCLMULATING GOLD.

A correspondent puts question OF some IN
terest in connection with the pending discus
sion as to the ability of the Government to
accumulate coin for the purpose OF resump-
ton. Seeing it stated that the Bank of France
holds in coin S443, 100000, he asks: as this
Correct The sum in gold seems fabulous.
81 do not recolect to have seen it stated that
"the Bank ~ England held more than $780,
100000" According to the latest statement.
of the Bank of France, received by mail, it
held, August 80 in coin, 2,212,419,1 1876
francs, or, according to the usual reckoning of
FIVE francs to the dollar, about $442, 483S27.
Accurately computing the value of the franc,
the amount is somewhat less. On the previ-
Gus week the cash in hand was 2,217,G23,OS7
francs, or, at five francs to the dollar, S443,-
524,G17. The cash now held by the Bank of
England, according to the latest report, is only
G25,O29.219, but it had decreased over
81 900 900 since August 8, when it was G26,-
O71,55S. But the same bank held much
more than $130,000000 one year ago; on
the Goth of September, 1876. il held E35,-
O17,529, and has therefore lost about S48,-
SOC. 900 during the year. OF this however,
the Bank of France has gained only S21, OOO,-
600: the Imperial Bank Of Germany only
So, 500 900; the Bank Of Austria, nothing;
while the Netherlands Bank and the Bank Of
Belgium have lost nearly $10,000,000. Com
pairing the latest returns with those of one
year ago, and calling the pound So and the
dollar five francs, we have the following
cbon0e within thp wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER sl 1877

CUSTOM which for long time has been going
on without much definite purpose. 1t puts the
preparation of food among the arts which con-
duce to human happiness and health, its main
merit being that it recognizes it as an art
What n low condition it has reached Is seen
by the witty Sydney Smiths assertion that he
knew nobody who could properly boil po-
tato. The silver saucepan school OF cooking,
of which DR.. Kitchener was an eminent teacher,
is not of much importance to the millionaire
point is to get good cooking out of iron pots
in poor mems houses. The first point in po-
litical economy is doubtless to get something
to coolx-the second to prepare it for the ia
bic wisely and economically. We all know
who sends meat-the proverb tells vs. who sends
cooks But that function may sometimes oe
taken from HIM altogether-we have now at
least one State Institute of Cookery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

VIII Tweed read us another Tammany organ ed
itorial on John Morrissey to-dayl
All of Tweeds victims seem to agree with striking
unanmity that he is an awful liar
Mr.. Conkling appears to have appointed himself
receiver of the antI-Conkling party III Oneida
County.
Mr.. Chambers refusal to contribute money for
campaign expenses probably arises from an abiding
faith in the power of the Civil Service reform ma
chine to propcl itself.
If President Hayes would seud brief despatch TO
Washing ton forbddng the assessment of clerks for
the Ohio Republican fund. and assuring every clerk
that he can refuse TO contribute or to go home to
vote with perfect immunity, the Civil Service move
ment would take a powerful jump ahead.
The joint debates in Ohio are filing the newspa-
pers with page or two Of speeches each day, and
giving the party organ chance to observe. at each
repetition that its advocate got decidedly the better
of the other fellow. This is done with unerring
sagaciy each day, and makes the most intensely n-
terestug reading.
Gen. Walker, of Virginia, has tested the real sent-
ment of the State on the reputation questios. His
manly declaration that reputation is larceny,
forciblo readjustment is highway robbery has
created such an uproar that he is in danger Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
Snoex 10 Advertisements.


AursrNRNrs-7M Pd6e-5th and 9th columns
MASKING HOUSE AND BANKERs-3d PdGe-6tn cou'nn.
RoApD AND ROoMs-7M PGGe-fth and 5th COLUMNS
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INSTRrCrIoN-6h Page-3d. 4th, 9th aud 9th columns;
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NEW PURfICATiONs-6M PACED and 81 columns
POIITICAL NpuCEs-5M Pdge-6th column ,
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ent elements, but in the spirit and attitude OF
parties Her Majesty's eyer-loyal opposition"
of which England knows, may find its parallel
here. In the light of the future, Democrats,
as well "a Republicans, may come to rejoice IN
the election of Mr.. Hayes, SINCE he has settled,
as Mr.. Tilden could not have settled, the
yexed question. Also, 1t will be seen that pet
ter government is UNNECESSARILY more import
ant TO us all than who shall govern. The men
who rallied at the Resumption Act as sham
must rejoice in the success OF the men tho
framed it if it brings the honest money ana
solid basis which both desired. Each party
will be Judged more by what 1t means 10 90
about the future than by what it has done IN
the past. There will be some dtmagoglsm,
of course. That always happens when ideas
not clearly formed and issues not well dehhed
begin to control the votes OF men ana the ou'-
givings of leaders. But conceptions VIII cease
TO be vague as practical action Is taken or
proposed. Then men viii, TO some EXTENT
take sides with paramount regard to the new
issues, and there will come n sitting out OF
those who still adhere to party because oi
its past though hostile to its tendencies as 10
the future. In this gradual readjustment OF
nolitical lines the passions of the war ana OF
the neriod of reconstruction may melt away
before the practical demands of industrial IN
forests. as the hardest metals are fused IN the
intense and concentrated flames of the blow
pipe.
Peace lies that way. President Hayes has
seized tbe true solution OF the problem; the
people will put aside past animosties when
they are aroused to practical work for present
needs and future prosperity. HIS welcome Is
cordial, because the people see that, where others
have promised and theorized, he has practically
done something for their aid and for those
interests in which we are all united Con-
fidence in him increases, because they see that
he means to do more AS men of both parties
come to Judge an administration fairly ana
generously, better era will dawn. AppomaI-
tox lies behind us. The robberies OF recon-
struction and the slaughters by White Leagues
lie behind u.s. Before us is prosperity for the
United States of Amerca-in attaining that
prosperity again to be indeed united.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
Aeu-3)orIi Daily Gribma1g,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1877.
The NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGS.-The Turks are oannonading the Rus
sian position at IgdyT, in Asia Minor. == The IT.
terview of Prince Bismarck and Count Andrassy is
expected to strengthen the triple alliance. 60 The
Porte rejects mediation while the Russians are on
Turkish soil.
DoMEsrIC.-The Maryland Republicans nomina-
ted DR.. G. T. Porter for Controller. == Ex-Gov.
Chamberlain approves the Presidents Civil Service
policy. -= By an accident on the Connesville
Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad twelve
persons were injured. On the Peach-BOtOm Mar
row Guagc Railroad, near York, two boys We're
killed and several were injured. = The Pres
dent reached Chattanooga where he was cordially
received.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Judge Westhrook ordered,
yesterday, that the examination by Justice Duffy of
Gesner. the alleged fOrger, should be continued.
;- Dissatisfaction was expressed by parties to
the railroad apportiOnment scheme. = The Rev.
Dr. Howard Crosby and others urged the sup
preston of grog-shops. == The Board of
Education discussed the reduction of teachers
salaries. = One of the Dobb's Ferry burglars
made confession. == Gold, 103ls 1881, 1881.
Gold value of tie legal-tender dollar at the close
9G0lo cents Of the silver dollar 96l4 cents. Stocks
dull and irregular; generally lower, and closing
feverish.
THE Manufacturers local observations indi-
cate partial and at times threatening coudmess,
without marked change Of temperature. ThermOm-
oter yesterday, G1o III, go.
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by the prosecution and if Tweed should now
he accepted Also the singular spectacle would
he presented of the entire gang leaving the
dock IN body and stepping across to the
witness-box to detail their experiences for the
amusement of the spectators. This would be
n criminal trial with the part Of the prisoner
npni.1aH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

Total SoJ1 $4,000 SoSS,31IOOO
This shows a loss during the year by the
chief European banks of about $36,77s,OOO,
France only having gained any considerable
sum. II shou d be added, however, that part
of the store of coin or bullion in these banks
is silver, though the amount is not known. Not
long ago it was stated that the Bank of France
held about $l0O,OO0,O0O of silver, and it has
recently been paying out gold for its notes in
considerable amounts, but not as yet to all
note-hoders on demand in part, because Of
tle embarrassment growing out of the use of
silver coins and their depreciation.
No other country has accumulated gold as
rapidly within the past year as the United
States. The Government held one year ago
about 500, 100000 i'm specie, and now holds
about $107, 100000; and has, meanwhile,
paid out large sum in silver which formed
part of its store in 1876, and is now in use by
the people The accumulation in the Treasury
of more than $45, 100000 in gold during the
year. with the annual consumption in the arts,
and the moderate exports to Europe, fully
accounts for our annual production.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

The Maryland Republican Convention APP
proves the Administration in the warmest
terms. The Hayes column is growing bigger
The defiant tone of the Porte on the subject
of mediation. is in harmony with the
arrogant spirit which the Turks display
when elevated by temporary success. In
time, the Ottoman Government may find,
as Theirs remarked that Russia defeated
will be more exacting than Russia victorious
The dearer the victory, the heavier will be the
ransom.
A stakeholder in the Third Avenue Railroad
no doubt speaks the sentiments of his class on
Rapid Transit, when he says "HOrses are
good enough. We are making more than
twenty-five per cent" This candid person
would have us believe that this only applies
TO a surface motor, and that he is in favor of
rapid transit above or. under ground. We
take the liberty of doubling it.
One of the surgeons'of the New York Hospital
declares that the condition of man whose back
was broken in seven places and who died an
hour and half after did not seem to him at
all "precarious." Whatever can be said of
the professional opinion, there can be no two
judgments about the humanity that would
turn away man so badly crushed as this
man was, to another hospital and no doubt
fastening his death by iolting his mangled
body for another mile through the streets.
Servia has suddenly discovered that her
troops were only performing their Summer
maneuyres when every one supposed they
were on the war-path. She has, in fact,
wholesome dread of war since the disasters
of last year. and is reluctant TO attack
the Turks until Russia has better prospects OF
success This pretext is entitled to some re-
spect, on account of the defenceless state of
her frontier and the approach of an Ottoman
army TO Sophia.
The impatience with which the French Gov
eminent regards independent criticism is seen
in the threatened prosecution of a leading Paris
journal for an article by NJ. Lemoinne. In this
instance it must be resolved to carry repression
to the utmost limit. inasmuch as NJ. Lemoinne is
an experienced writer, who never violates pro-
priety nor descends TO abuse. In commenting
m the manifesto. II is not likely that he relied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
amusements ano aleeilnos Go Night.

-
Rooru's THEATRE-"La Belle Hellene; Ai'noe'
PpoAnwAY THEATRE" The Danltes.
RRyANT's OPERA HOusE-Negro Ministries
EAeLg THEArRE-" The Ticket OF Leave Man
MACS GARDEN-" Wild Flower OF Mexico.
p.pE TurATRF-" The Crushed Tragedian.'
FAN FRANCISCO MINsTRtIs o,,
TsIos SQUARE THEATRE.-"StruckO Oh.
wALLACK's THEATRE" kOolhsoh OI"s'0'
AMERICAN INSTITUTE-Annual far.
CuNORE's GARDEN-ConceIl.
MASONIC TEMPLE" Blind Tom
Nkw-YoKK AQUARIUM-Day ana Evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21
Duslncse Monies.

DYFING AND CLEANING.-Take your dyeing
am cleaning Ncw.York Dyciug and Printing Fsf2b
" hmcnt ST. 7j2 broadway aud 6lO 6haye, y u
ana los IierreuOntst Brooklyn Esabs ed - years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

Harvard University is doing all that seems posi-
bic to make it pleasant and easy for young women
to enter its studious retirement. Not only are the
examinations held simultaneously in Cambridge,
New-York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati but it has
been arranged that tie girls shall submit their pro-
fcency TO the test by sections, il they so prefer IN
stead of at single comprehensive examination
There is n preliminary trial which the candidate has
the privilege of spreading over two years. and then
she proceeds to the advanced examination, whereof
tbcro are five sections. The student may tackle
them all together she may take any one section OF
more whatever she may pass is scored to her credit
and counts in the final result The first trial of the
experiment in New-York occurred last June, when
two young ladies went through the whole of the pre-
liminary ordeal VIGOROUSLY three failed, and twelve
received certificates i'll four five or six subjects,
which they will supplement if they have good for
tune next year. Applications for admission in 1873
must be made before the 1st of April. Blank FORMS
circulars and all manner Conformation will be fur
nished by the Secretary Of the NewYork local COM
mittee, at No. 80 East Twenty ffth-st.
In THE TRIBUNE's report of the recent Democratic
riot at Trenton, n. j.. the Hon. David DOdd, of
Essex appeared as the nephew" of Gen. Mcclellan,
when he should have been classified neigh
born of that eminent citizen of several COM
monwealths. Mr.. Dodd is quito as clearly entitled
to the latter distinction as any other Jerseyman.
for his residence is not remote from the spot where
the General frequently lodges when passing through
the State But spontaneous and explosive young
man like Mr.. Dodd would hardly furnish himself
with such n highly delberative article of uncle as
Gen. Mcclellan. Indeed, it is probable that the
General owes his nomination to the fact that Mr..
Dodd Is not related to him by blood, and has, there
fore, inherited a moro precpitate temperament. If
instead of Mr.. Dodd, one of Gen. McClellans kin
had been in command at Trenton, he would have
retreated in good order across the Delaware soon
as Mr.. Winleld's speech had been shot of, dgged II
trench around himself in Pennsylvania, sat down TO
make up his mind what to do next, and remained
there until after election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

The Maryland Republican Convention ap-
proves the Administration in the warmest
terms The Hayes column is growing bigger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-21

on any other weapon than pure reasoning
The weakness and absurdty OF the appeal
rendered no other form of attack necessary
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-10-26
JACKSON'S
BEST WEET NAVY
Cheering Tobacco /!
AnnOun Gem emit.

/ respectfully announce 10 the people Of Hsmp.
Il shire and adjoining counties, that am pre-
pared 10 do all kinds Of
StoBen16SOnTy g. Bricb1OOrlc.
Cist,H Building Specially.
@r0rders solicited and work guaranteed.
ID. +. JOHNSON.
Romney, Hamp. CO., w. Va, May 4, is77.-iy.
N. Borders left AZ this Once will receive
prompt attention.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-10-26
Love. Murder. and Suicide.
The Trayie End ora Woman ,rho Desert.
III Her Husband.

Tie Truyie End ofa Woman ,rho Dese,.
ei Her Husband.
Some four weeks ago n nan civ i'm
the name OF Joseph w. GLADDEN.. arriv-
ed ut the IIoerti. House. so and 50
north Wells street. kept by Mrs. Mary
OBrien. He was fine-looking. mus.
cular fellow. about forty wears of age.
He had a little money. While he was
at this place he had only one visitor-a
woman. She met him in the hallway.
and they went up stairs to his rooml
whore they remained only few min-
utes. The second visit this woman
made at the house was yesterday. 1t
was between 12I and o'clock.
DIR. Alexander Mckay. occupying
room FL at the end Of the passage,
heard gnrgling. choking sound. He
listened a moment and, the noises get
ting palmer, he went from his room in to
the passage, when suddenly the strange
woman, who had been i'm room Is with
GLADDEN.. came along the passage to-
ward him. and laying both hands upon
his breast as though to support herself,
looked into his face. He saw she was
covered with blood, but could not see
whence it proceeded. He said to her (:
why. woman. what's the matter? Have
you hemorrhage Of the lungs?" She
never spoke word, but "a she began
to totter, he laid her down gently. She
never moved again. DR.. Mckay was
still bending over the dead woman. when
some one came noiselessly behind him,
and seizing him by the arm. drew him
from the corpse. 1t was GLADDEN., who,
with CORY razor clasped in his right
hand, and fearful cash in his throat,
had come out OF room IS. He fell upon
the dead body OF the woman. clasped it
round. laid the cash in his own throat
actually upon that in hers, and there
/ died. So fierce was that grip of death
that it took the N tied efforts of two
men to unclasp the woman from the
grasp Of the murderer. suicide.
This happened at about one o olook.
Half an hour later, the coroner and POI
lice authorities having taken the affair
in hands, the bodies were ordered to be
removed to the Morgue. As the remains
OF the woman were being placed in the
wagon, tho covering Of her face was
removed, and man standing by ex-
claimed, MY God That's that's
my wife !" His name is Robert S. Bell,
and his parents dwell in New York lie
had lived some timo in the Western
country. and some three years ago mar
ried the deceased woman. Maud Bell
from her home in New Sharon, Iowa
She had deserted him for GLADDEN.
whom she passionatcly loved. = Chicnyc
| Int, Ocean.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-10-26

HAYlNG had an experience NJ thirty wears
hs = workman 10 repairing Watches.
Clocks and Jewtlry. can assure the public aud
ibis community that ! feel fully conpetent ia
DO Al work entrusted to my care In n work
nVnltke and satisfactory rnanuer. / can DO
found during business honrs At nv shop in The
room near Or. }. ~. shy ders residence. above
The Post once Building
As expect 20 locate permans ntIy IN Rom,
MY, asd can do good work, my charges wilI
De moderate, ia ace0rdaEce with hat i reonir.
cd TO be done, and will endeaVos to the oitpost
TO please those who favor roe With thsir patroo-
age. Old Gold and Silver taken in eScbae0a
Tor work, or made into new pins rings chnies
&C, 10 ORDER. will call OF the residences of
persons IN town hsvlng Clocks 10 rcpair and Vos
lhe'r movements and return then 10 god Cr-
der All work warranted.
Masonic & Oddfsllows Badges,
Made 10 order. barOrders froto a distance
promptly attended 10.
CHARLES G. LEWIS.
Rompey, Feb. lG, Is7T.--Iy.