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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23
THE EyTRI SESSION.
Ne Prospect Of n Democratic Detection Ran-
dnii's strength In the Cnucu-.

WAsHINGToN, April 22.--It is understood
that the proclamation convcnng the extra ses-
sion will be issued this coming week. Su n
talk rs has existed of detection from the Demo-
Gratis has died completely away. Letters have
been received here from nearly every Southern
Democrat every one at least whose vote has
been gossiped about as doubtful. which place
them uncquivoeally on record in favor Of a
Democratic organization Of the House. The or
ganizaton will be substantially the same ns the
last session. Randall rcnchcs tho Pennsylvania
ln1 with nearly tho full Eastern vote. New Jcr-
soy and New England entirely so. and his
strength elsewhere makes a caucus majority
certain. Several Ohio politicians. among them
Bell. who WIS defeated last year. have written
strongly in opposition to his candidacy. but no
one attaches weight to the circumstance. An
examination OF number of letters received
from members shows very clearly that no we'll
defined ground exists on which the opposition
can combine. mere personal reasons leading to
the votes cast for most Of the other candidates
So far il is clear that the session will have this
business on its hands at the start An Army
Appropriation bill n Deficiency bill for the De-
pnrin.nt OF Justice. an appropriation for the
Paris Exposition. and in tho House three or
more Investigations Other business will doubt
loss come up This is certain. The Indian
Bureau Is pretty certain 10 ask legislation as to
tn Sioux Indians.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23
PREPaRI1fONs ron THE Var.
Russia Making ARRANGEMENTS for the POSI-
BILE Occupation Of Woumnmia.

LoNDoS. April 22.-Ihc Emperor of Russia
arrived at X KsnhoncfT yesterday.
do.pnt IA dated bucharest to-day says the
movement Of the Roumanian troops toward
Kaafat has boon suspended. Roumania may
very possibly rcinluish the idea of forcibly op-
posing the occupation Of Kalafat. II the Turks
request permission to occupy it after the Rus
snns cnl r Roumana The panic in Bucharest
continues. although the report that Abdul
Kcrim intends to push on thillcr is contra
dicted. The Roumnnian Cabinet has as yet
made lao official communication to the powers
relative to the neutrality which Is guaranteed
Roumania 10y the Treaty Of Paris hut unofficial
po,Updriers have taken place in Vienna. II is
said at st. Petersburg that the bases Of admnis-
trntivc arrangements have been drawn M in
readiness for the event Of the occupation of
Houmania becoming necessary. but no definite
convention has been signed. Roumana is en-
denvoring to secure the neutrality Of portion
Of her territory. especially Of Bucharest. Rus
sia has hitherto evHied entering upon any en-
gagemcni to observe the total or partial neu-
trality of Roumnnia. Gen. Ghika has been sent
tu -. Petersburg To ohinin somc engagement
on tIis SUBJECT.
Tho l,uA.an Con. nj G. Gnneral at Bucharest has
gon,. tu X 81 'h"rril Int the NomHniHn " ~ strr
of Foreign Ahd.rs did not. as expected. accom-
Rauior's Telegram from ST. Petersburg to-day
sny- Prince Gurchakon's circular t. the pow
cr, hns not VT h"rn delivered. Its delivery is
expo ted To- morrow. Whi according to the
Russian TrlNgrnphl' A4oncy. viii hr one dry
before the proclamation OF tn" imperial mnni-
ytay ir,ir.,,.at ki. h i'm oh ru '-'i..v.
Reuter- hasthe following from ConStantinoplc:
is s1id thni Mr.; ln'nrd, ~ gn interview with
the terms Of the Port reply 10 the projoeol
and reiterated IL" warning that England can;
not support iurkrv. II - also sud hr touched
uppn the question whether II was still pOSa BILE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23
TAE NiRfH IPON tONsTiNIINOPLE
Russia Preparing TO Make Flank Move.
mcnt Through Asia Minor.

WASHINGTON. April 22.-Cabcgrams re-
ceived 10y the state Department Indicate that
there is no longer any possibility Of avcrting
war between Russia and Turkey. Mail adviccs
from various Cons ulatcs indicate that Russia is
preparing TO make either real or pretended
flank movement on Con-tantinoIie. around the
eastern shore of the Einck Sea and through
Asin Minor Troops are alrraiy moving IN
small bodies t1wlrl several Rus, i'.n towns In
eventually h' concentrated at soUr point near
the northeast IN boundary of Turkey ia Asa.
ihc.srrt Of the latter pow n h..li. in. Eu--ii. =
ol-u ally II Is ALSO believed m MI-hin-tYn
diplomatic circles tAai a tIrruifoNs moN"mnnt
Du tuu~tuutiuupl. Wiil h- mad through SrrNlu
Hll Mont 0. gro. - ou IL route the Russian
forces would encounter Joss form ilall" oii-tl-
ric~. either A. natural or am arlh'iul rhara'-
ter. and could also count upon supplies and
other ass stance from lar-r.y sympathetic
population.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23

In sweeping The river with his glass for river
pirates Oh saturday. Sergeant Buss Of the Atlantic dock
squad Brooklyn saw two boats the schooner Emma
X. Smallcy IN the Buttermik channel Their
passed. empty bags aboard ana put back The ships
then to lower the bags filed with sugar the
ships boat. which manned by two sailors who
ruwcd & r Atlantic dnck w or, the sergeant arrested
them aud secured the $50 pounds oi which they
had stolen. Can't Glenn TIE .hip's master, was ound in
~" uift Ui Miller HOu-itDu. in south street He do
chntd 10 prosecute hi. crew. snyins. They towns
T. ople ni iins. ani won let t.cn any trouble"
ilt ~ q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23

Frank Roth. Charles T.. Roth and Henry p.
Reed, played billiards Saturday night. and nt late
hour were standing In sixth avenue. being about to
separate. Police onlccr GerOw told them TO on,
and they refused Ne then arrested them lie testified
yesterday in the Jefferson Market Police Court that they
were not drunk. but that there law OF the Police
Department that compelled him prevent persons from
Standing OIL street corners
~ asa citizen" saii Jn.i.cc oucrbourr had occa
sion Ia be out late aud should be found hy policeman
ON corner Ieac"ahy takin- to friends. aud he should
order IA" Ia move on should not obey hnn The prs
OiirIs ClsgIIr.tdH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23
Saturday Night Dancer. Arrested.

Louis Duchtermann was held to bail. ycster-
day. IN the Essen Market Court accusation OF keep
Ing dsordcry dance house at II stanton street raid
was made on his establishment saturday at mid
and eighty seven young and niiy. one girls who
w.rc dancing IN the hall, were arrested. Neither Mr..
lohu.un ihc conn lnut nor hs witncS. could offer any
evidence hsN N"ni hraisaA. and all t" dancers W"r d,
th"f-t Ih' irls Hl" ~iy oirpN'i 90 trades during
the iut au Justice MuraN. hi ulaI4 4tntuiun. tx
i'nih- on baeLWchs Island, coli,d an uutbus oi sob.
tl fs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23
An \,.c.ud,nx pcf.uiter Captured.

pENyER April - 2-ChriHtian Srh0ror. for
mcrly w,ll known ami influential culcn oi Coma.
whence he onlD last month. wa, arrested here ,o,
rrlD iy the r.. b. Nountlu objective, Ih-l,cu
nscctiain,d that considerable amount ot money wa.
found M ms Possession lie Nll hr fh.u hiO a. Coma
NJ ~chnicr hH. h''n travelling under ~, nan oi
e ~chuttrr. Hud hus mHtrrd Ntuu. woman named
NdN Hi here. Whuul, been li-t oN ruu' Nur Line
A. hu- vic AMI twelve rNilirrn Coma Ia. ic l A
lion. tiirfe lululut tu So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23
Going A.,ray In the Aquarium.

At aOou, o'clock yesterday morning Mr. r.
keare,. ue n-i ensinc,r OF the Aquarium n,ani ,'ie
large sa on aw 4, from hi, hone unii the hr-c tax.
in- sunday mornings walk S,ilins long wmp tic
'-lnc'r .0fftd nt oi i'c monster ant trl,l to
'u,r hn lu iufn Do. fnk klf tlc linn hfrt nr ihe
~ tN anl int- d in. 10 thc terror tig -cal. N'd"
HNl Fahti's hfi AffN ffi MN4.c Dee Nefitl the "a
stl"Nr u required siruu- iofOr uf ndHut. 10
lodge %, INlstNr afI drive ham iAt. 10 Ia. uN "a ttuk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23

IIrp>oN. April 22.-Cnpt. George Barker. accd
ciehN N,c ycu,. dI,l 40 tiscit, ui- morning He rs
hc.,rd 60 have boon ieu .t ff,c Mason in th rnioI
SfIt,- DE Wis u.t4, Mason tn l.. ... ~ -NI rli.
mouth Docks, loulon, En-,il ou t,e l-th % Uclop,r,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23
TIE NEW PARTY MOVEMENT.
ONE WEifDFR or WR. HiyEs's ADMIN
TSTRITfON Nv TfTOR or fT
Secretary Thomp.on Approving the Platform
of the Wing -H.pubiican Party what he
Think. of Iiininr'. Oppo.itIOn To IInNes.

| Thinks of Binine. Opposition to Hayes
WAsHfNGroN. April 22.-Thc first euthori-
tutye and official stop toward the formation Of
a new Whig Republican party will be- taken to-
morrow, in an interview with Secretary
/ Thompson. publish al In the Washington Ma
! ton. n paper which has recently assumed TO
speak for the now party. The interview derives
is importance from the fact that II has been re-
viscd 10y Secretary Thompson. II is partly in
his handwriting. and stands IA the careful
/ opinion of a member of Haycs's Cabinet called
to the councils Of the President because OF his
past afllliaiion with the old line Whig party
| Whilc Secretary Thompson did not. in the con-
vcrsations which preceded this interview. as
sumo to speak for any one hut himself the fact
that II has been delayed for careful revision and
| has hccn in preparation for two or three DAYS.
goes far TO show that it * not given To- the pub
lie without an understanding with other meme
bcrs Of the Administration. Like the Pr -i
dent- inaugural. it Will hc noticed that this in
trrN.ew lays special stress on the importance II
| Internal imprlvemo nts nt the South. 50 rotary
ThomIson's railroad connections Mt least su.,-
eesi what shape these improvements are likely
t. take. The interview is as follows:
Editor Of tho Ndtop-Tncre seems. Mr. SEQ
retary. to he u strong fcclinE among mon ~
liberal sentiments that quiet and prosperity can
only h' restored 10 the South by a hrcakins ny
OF existing. md the formation Of now political
ORGANIZATIONS. DO YOU ihink It d.~ir.blc that
oli party lines should be Obilterat u IN the
South
So retary Thompson-Wur issues AMI rnoe
distinctions DO the South hnyc combined 20 make
very unfortunate stat, of affairs. II Wrull.
think. certainly be- 'rahc II the divisions Of
the past rOuil he forgotten and the Voters Ol the
south separated into now classes. They would
no longer inl oth r differences OF opinion rinn
thos relating T. the bD - methods of developing
the natural int rrs's of tn" South and giving
q ',lt.ts for TRADE. each party -",kins AN nl-
ltaigr with t0 c"l' red vut" ana each regarding
it.c'f as d prot" tor of his rights.
Eltor-lou have henr,i, Mr.. - g'r'tarV, the
talk u'.u ihr forWation ofHuoW " lie %. fiy ur
81 a. v NhiE-k"uu'll"n party. Nrit Hp you
uiuk about q ?
secretary Ihompsun-Th' country is now In
eond un iHNyr.'lr tp o." n'upiion oi tur
/ Irin flf~ Wh,'N w'r" VI" iNHlI"fiu "i To" "Il
Y ii: pariN which parry wD- t'wA'- iOr tlr "
Tor rNcnu'. wih t.- ran 'latr- uit'.t~ ffotr'-
if" o.. American R.or. li'' r'n s>ei ''n 10 pu'.
l' lmprnN N''"n'~. nni a. ~nuvl nnit t.iWl 'ur-
f'nrY. Ih" lr.n'lpl" that thr foi'rl N"Nrrn-
in' iit ~'hi 'uifni sn % Iui e. iufilNrnl'f's
mas u'rh Nfnly '~Ilnll-hrL IN. p"nil" % ''
South are nov IN nn Impoverished rou iion.
| ih' pe 1i'' uf the rth are ~ %. nn what |-
h''ti'"i l- -u % system ul puNlle improvements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23
A New nivl.lon of French ironcl,d..

TouLoN. Apr.l -. The Fr,u.h luNrrnm, nj
i.lprnuii- iNtd dtl,inr 90 lriarll-. rllll fil-
ir-u mad twuto,rth proceed lo Va, lcNHul lui the
IrO.eouuu oi firn'h .uh ,tts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23

SNrltly warmer ami rl.gr or GIr weather.
MNl i.ht tNrd il A't.n. tAt'n' tri "luis ,A.uhS
tuN t-i .ffli aH.tl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-23

For inWlld- the ChNioau Lagarusac Clarcls nrr
lu". tUm., Hnd sirri ,iien.hs N.otoi Aaut T. n -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22

No. Good farm OF 53l acYcs,s sit
natc | i-2 miles northeast Of Mexico.
g"ot two-story house. barn. orchard
and other good improvements.
No. 2-Good farm OF 400 acres.
situated Joining Martinsburg, II miles
southeast 81 MEXICO, ON the railroad.
Good two-story house. barn. orchard
aEd other valuable improvements.
No. 3-Farm of 400 acres, situated
. Or 6 miles south of Mexico: has 8
tenant houses; good land, timber.
water. Ct.
No. IA No. / finely improved
farm OF 100 acres. | - miles south
west of Mexico. Fine frame house,
barn, and other desirable improve
mcnts: one of the most desirable
homes in the county.
No. "a tirst-class grazing farm of
36f acres, 4 miles southwest of Mex
leo; well fenced, good grass, water
and shade.
No. 6-Small farm of $50 acres ;
one-hasf in Guilt alton; near Clap q,
Station, Monroe county, Mo.
No. Good farm of GAO acres, 8
miles northwest of Mexico: frame
house with 6 rooms, stable and orch
ard; sub-divided into pasture, mead
ow and plow land.
No. S-Good farm of 24O acres.
well located, y miles east of Mexico.
on public road. Good house, barn,
water, pasture. meadow and pillow
land.
No. 9-Fine farm of 74O acres. 10
miles northeast of Mexico. on public
road. All well fenced into fields
OF 10 to 100 acres, IT'S acres blow
land, balance blue grass and timothy.
good dwelling barn, &c. VIII rent all
or divide. 1880.
No. 1O-Good farm of 1860 acres,
near Perry, Rails County, Mo.
No. 11-Good small farm of 40
acres, all ~cultivating land, l mile
north oftown. *f8 u.
No. 12-City residences, business
property and offices for rent or sale
'on fair terms. Apply to
JOHN p. CLARK & son.
Land agents.
Once front room over Savings Bank,
Mexico, Mo-. 43tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22
ADAaINISIRAIV)R S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an order of the Probate Court
of the County of Audfain, made at
the February term, "A. d. 1S74,,there-
of, L, r. S. Pearson, Administrator
eff the estate of John Pearson ,deceas-
ed, will Oh
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1877,
at the east door OF the court house in
the City of Mexico, County of Au-
drain, between the hours of 8 O'Clock
in the forenoon and 5 O'Clock in the
afternoon, and during Ghe session OF
the Probate Court of said county, sell
at public auction all the interest OF
John Pearson, d ceased, in and to
the following described real estate
to-wit:
Thirty acres, part northeast, north
eat and northwest quarter of north
east quarter, and northeast quarter
of northwest quarter, section seven
%, township tifty-one (51), range
eight (8), and 80 acres west, part
southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter, section twelye(12) township
tifty-one (5i) range nine (9).
Terms of Sale-Cash i'm hand.
II. S. PEAR ON,
Administrator Of John Pearson, de-
ceased 4S-4t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-We have
purchase. of the receiver in bank
ruptcy thc entire stock Of the Saint
Louis Boot and shoe Stole, and will
offer fox the next 6Odays 5 $1,000 worth
of boots and sho~s for % per cent.
less than they were ever sold in this
markct. Consumers would do well
30 supply themselves from this store,
as this class Of goods have materially
advanced in the few last weeks and
will go still higher.
nf1-St RICKETTS, s. EMMoNs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22

CLOSING SALE.-We Will offer our
cnti g stock Of goods ut cost and less
for HE u4It GO days. We want to
CLOSE 0ut The entire stock by that
time, or viii close the entire stock
<hean TO any one wishing to engage
~ business.
4l-tf WOODWARD Il COONS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22

Notwithstanding the presidential
complication people must have cheap
boots ami shoes these hard times. To
meet the popular demand, N. Lack
land will positively offer his entire
stock OF boots and shoes, hats, caps
and gloves at cost for 80 days. Read
. advertisement, and go and see for
yourself. 35-t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22

The new Barber Shop, the only
shop in the city where you can get a
first. class shave for 10 cents: also,
G,azors and scissors sharpennd in good
order. Dunn IL McIlhinney, Tonso-
rial artists. Soft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22
SALE.

Whereas. Mahaley Dudley by her deed
of trust dated September It'll, 1876. and
recorded in Book H." page 3l9, in tn
Recorders Office within ald for Audrain
county, Missouri, conveyed to the under
signed trustee to secure tho payment of q
note in S aid deed of trust described, the
following described re / estate to-wit;
East half OF lot nine [9l, in survey eight
hundred and sixty three 1851 Of Ladd's
ad .ition to Mexico.
And, whereas, said note is due and re-
mains unpaid, will at The request of the
holder of said note, and according to the
provisions expressed in said deea of trust,
| will on
THURSDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1877,
Sell said real estate for cash at the east
door of the court house, between the hours
OF 8 O'Clock a M, and 1 o'clock p. M, OF
the same day. to satisfy said note and costs
OF executing said trust.
w, II. KEENAN,, Trustee.
nA3-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22
MAIL. NENT.

MEXICO posi- ,fFtCE.
~os,r aster. snn,uel Groves.
Ssfice hours. ii III. tc q p. IN.
Up,n en- amor rem IL III, 10 ] p. N
4.il Ia IT Loui. CLOSED at i0:45 q. m.
Mail " est closed 1T 2.Gj p. Iii.
Nirit nails al! closed ~ q p. IA.
sajl from Futon t"'rive> AT 10 Il. m.
Mail from Leuisiana arrives at 10 d. m.
Mail from Kansas City aud the West
arrives ct II. 10 q m.
Mail from ~. Louis and the East ar
ives 1T 2 81 p m
l,G,uir.f letters remaining in the
Yx>,,fte nf N,Aice. ATdraiE county.
NJ. tlt ,rlieG for in ~ days will e
vent to the DcSd Letter Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22

Mrs. Ii. B. Allen respectfully in
forms the citizens of Mexico and vi
entity, that she is prepared to cut
and make dresses in the latest STYLES.
Long experience enables her to guar
antee entire satisfaction. Patronage
solicited. Rooms at Hardin House.
Mexico, Mo. 42-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22
slightly peculiar, But aromatic and


Wouldn't have said so for worlds.
We smoked on in silence. What
| would this superb creature say to me,
wondered, if / were to tell her how
nadly | had fallen III love with her?
Would she reject me with scorn, or
would she-I gave a sudden start,
and was shocked to find that / had
been falling asleep. Fortunately
Madam had not noticed me. Her
large, melancholy eyes were bent up
on the stove. There was certainly
something very soothing, something
that inclined to slumber and happy
| dreams, about Madame's peculiar
cigarettes. If I had but $4,000 a
year now, and this sweet creature to
share it with me, how happy could L
be? Certainly she must have been
some six or seven years older than
myself, but [ never was one to care
for your chits OF school girls who set
up for being women before they are
ont of their teens! Here was an an
gel who had been cast on q bleak and
~unieeling world, who had been left
desolate, who had pinned for a heart
and a home-for q heart that brim-
med over with love. Gracious good
ness. l had Il heart that yearned to-
ward -that-that-tlat-Wh
-eh-how was this? And where
was I?
I awoke with a shiver. But for the
lamp in the courtyard the room
would have been quite dark. My
head was aching frightfully. l got
up and staggered to the window. When
l looked out and saw the familiar
courtyard, everything came back to
me like a flash Of light. Where was
Madame? Why had l slept SO long?
What a boorsh must take me to be.
rro,od for tha boil onl ra,n +
violently. Up came a waiter with a
candle. ..WI,ere is Nadame1,, 7
demanded ..M,lame ha answer
ed, event ont nearly hours ago,say-
-, 49,, ~.
-,
~,
En". .hnoa 'r.I ,,
ar, A., i, Nov, wh,,+ o,,1 En-
,o,n1 sI.m. lor ,+..,,,.
w;,der.a mn 49, an1 nro;n.+
tho r,,,. bov ~ n ,o.l,. n,
cl,.,i..uv ..l... s..uon
Tine rinn w,s oo I,no.r th.sro, Nv
heart tnrnc,l sick within ma I.onk
down and hurled my taco :, nv
hands. The waiter tho,ght 7 vos II
and ran to fetch some ,or,a. zaw
# all now had .l,ow.d mr.alf ~
he sw;ndled and nv q commo, ad-
venturers.
AT 9 O'Clock next morning l stood
before my father, a miserable, bag
gard, wo-begone wretch. | told my
tale, but rs l did so l could not keep
down my tears-tears of mingled
shame and vexation. He listened to
me with a curious, cynical smile.
When / had done he went to his
bureau and opened a drawer. "Set
your mind at rest, Ned" he said.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22
Mexico, ]
SS-tf

TIE BEsT.-W ilile l.. Frost il
,akin~ a speciality OF fine tobacco.
ire ci9ars and fine cider, cakes and
les. Keeps also, for sale fancy
roceriee and 1T. Louis papers,
Gmo Novels SC. 42-2t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22

afyou want Posters,
IfIJu want Envelopes,
If YOU want Bill! Heads,
IF YOU want Statements,
5tNOu WaGt Note Heads,
Ii you wan: Justices Blanks,
If YOU want Auction Bills,
IT you want Calling Cares,
ii YOU want business Cards,
Ii you ~ant Programmes,
E YOU want Letter Heads,
ESuu want Wedding Cards,
IL YOU want Invitation Cards,
If you want Pamphlets,
L. ,u.' waHi Jpo i'i.nting of any
dcscrila;"h, done in most satisfac-
tory n."l,ntr, lou can satisfy youl
wants H. calm. at or addressing the
AEDCEE, Mexico, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-02-22

Go to tie lew Steam corn mill for
yCur arimhing. Highest prices paid
So" ,"r. ear OF Cromwell House,
Mexico, No.
SS-tf WARREN EowLES.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
HEADACHES - THEIR CAUSE
and CTRE

Bilious headaches are caused by the
blood being overcharged with Carbona-
ceous matter. 1t il commonly called
'thick" and ''impure." There is too little
waste or eifete matter thrown off from the
system, compared to the nutriment taken
into it. . The system may he likened TO a
stove. Abundance of fuel has been intro
duccd, and burning down, the draft be
tcomes clogged with ashes and cindeis, and
the fire burns only feebly. 1t must be
cieansed, then the fire will burn again. SO
with the system when it becomes clogged.
1t must be clcaRsed Some headaches are
nervous c. the nerves are irritated and
weakened. They need a nerve medicine,
but a nerve medicine will not act when the
system is Cloggod. DR.. Fenner's Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic both
c~leanses the system and builds up the
nerves and so cures all these diseases by
removing the cause.
1t causes the liver to throw of the bile.
Il c~leanses out the entire Alimentary Canal
and rids it of worms and other vermin
that inhabit an unhealthy stomach and
bowels.
1t completely c]leanses and purities the
blood. and mt the same time strengthens
and heals the Stomach, Nervous system,
Heart, Lungs, Kidneys and all other tie,
sues.
DR.. Fcnner can cure any headache il
three to ten minutes with his Golden Re
lief, but the Blood aud Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic prevents their coming OF
again by removing the cause.
Manufactured by DIR. NJ. NJ. Ftnner
F%redonia, n. Y. For sale by dealers il
medicine; in Rutland by Paige Il Crooks
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-15
Tie progress of Economy

The ogre Of economy in this country
is shown in the diminished importation Of
dry 20 IS. In 1856 tie value Of dry good
imported INTO New York was Sl2G, 22s ,e55.
In 1871 it rp.e TO Sl32, $50, III, and in 1872
il; reached @l3G, S3l, GLE. Then came the
frat touch Of hard times, followed by the
panic, aad in 1874 the lmportations fell to
Sl0G.62O,4 i3 But this was only the be-
ginning. People began to realize the ne
ccssity Of saving, and foicign dGy goods
Was one OF the articles ou which they could
"conomize with the least inconvenience
In 1879 the importations dropped t. SJ9,-
S1G.095. and in 1876 they fell to $50, H.
1G3. This important saving in ne single
articles Of dry goods of Sl0,O09, SG2 in a
single year, and of SOC, 114,449 in 1876 as
compared with 1872, shows a most encour-
aging progress in the direction of national
Independence and self support. And it al
so accounts for the fall in the market price
of gold.- Graphic.