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FARMERS FRIEND.
In

Will stand this season at j. B. Aucoln's
lie VIII serve Mares at the reduced price
of $500 for the season, and insurlng a
Mare with foal. 10
Those neglectirg to attend regularly un.
til the Mare is known to be with foal, will
be required to pay full price. ;
Pedigree. Farmers Friend is 8 Years
old. weighs 400 lbs is a beautifully mahoga
ny bay, block legs, name and tail, aud is
lb4 hands high. He was sired by Young
Potomac, grand sire Old Potomac, brought
from Kentucky by David Niles. Dam by
Burnap's old Sampson of Hillsboro Ill.
Young Potomac's Dam was fun blooded,
tSire Archy)
J. R. AtCOIN, Parish of Assumption.
lan.l.0Iy. Labadicville, 2
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TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician Of New Yor
Jays:
1T is astonishing how universally d.
TUFTS Fills are used. In my daily round
[ hear of them not only among the poo:
out their virtues are heralded from the mar
,ions of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long connectio
With the medical profession, l have gres
confidence in th.ir merits, and Of late hav
,ften prescribed them with the happiest re
ul = in cases where l desired to make a Dc
.ided impression on the liver"
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Large and Complete .
Blacksmith, WheelaU,igAt
and Carriage Shop.
III. Tetreau. Proprietor.

III. IEtftHU. FTUpTIetOT.
L general, that he is prepared to under
take all kinds of work in his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services of first class
workmen of recognized ability. He'has laid
in a full and varied supply Of spokes and
felloes of first choice, for carriages, etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Collins with glass;, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock of ready-make
shronds, for men, women and children, an
article of luxury, new style, at very model
ate prices.
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FEUlLLETOM:
LIE
Baron de Brehat de Brehaut
PAR
PONSON DU TERRALL.

-Sonviens tot de ccci /: FAILS ont
levoir, advienne que pOurrai
Et il prft lie cadavre du braconnier
ct le cLlargea couragcusement sur ses
fVHiuleS. &, :. :
Malntenapt, 81 IL ~lecteul lie perlnct.
mons alL"ns faire'la lhmiere sur eette
tGntbreuse %atfaire, ct retrogradaht de
a%uarante huit heures. pen6trer dams
cette maison de reputation sinistre
habitee par IN tamisle Balthasar.
Cetait ~leisoir. Ia mutt arrive ra-
pide ct frOide cOmme toute mutt d'hi
yer 49,
Une homme arm6 dun fusil, sui,
vi par IN de crs chiens enismati-
ones don't un b%raconnier seul peut in
tliquer fOrigine. ct Qni ne sont nj
rhiens %couclants, nj chiens c~Ourants,
mi dOgues, nj ioquets, mais III pc4i de
tout celia reunI. un homme dls-je,
~Snivait 10 petit sentier qui longeait
il vallee savage dams laquelle l'on
ne s'aventnrait qu'en trembIant.
A cent c;nquante on deux cents
pas devant lai sc t~rouva;t la hutte de
Balthasar.
: Lorsque Get homme fut parvenu 4
un endroit OH 10 chpmin fOrmait un
coude ct devenait do plus EN- plus
in6gal ct rocaiileux, il s'arrata un mo
ment, NIT denx doigts sur SEES levrcs,
1T sitia dune faeon particuliere.
An coup de siftiet deux coups dc
s%ifiets r6pOndireht,
L'un venait de In maison don't "a
porte SQUIRT aussit6t, l'autro avail
traverse I'M plus grand espace ct sen
blait a%rriver de la pronfondeur de,
bOis.
L'homme au fusiI c: au CHEN bi
zarre doubla alors 10 pas.
Une femme parut sur 10 seuil de |;
maisOn, u o.
C'etait Ia vieillc Balthasar.
Est Co. tOi~. Simon. dit-elle, s,
servant de sa main CONNIE dun aba
jour.
-C'est moi. dit le nouveau ven,
dun ton brusque.
II entra dams la hutte ct posa so,
.uSit etoGo W. SOtus
Puts il s'approcha du feu.
La premiere piece de Ia maiso'
$tait u sqrte do cuisine pourvu,
dun atre. avep un lit i rideaux d
rerpe dams un coin.
Deux pcrsonnes Sc chauffaient
3nand Simon entra.
lie vieux. Balthasar ct son plu
jeune fills qu'On appelait Caolet. Ca
Plet ct lie vieux devisaient queloue
minutes. a%uparavapt.
LIE vleux disait:..
~Ces imbecilcs de revolution
n"ires ct de terroristes nous empe
ehent de faire hos affaires. Depui
aue Ia republique existe. il ny u plu
an chateau. plus uue maison habite,
-C'est vrai. r6pondit Cadet, &c
pendant.-..
Dependant, reprit Caolet, Si,no
pretend gull IA trouve une, a~ff.ire.
-Oai
C'ese ce quill ma point voul
lire.
LIE vieux branla tristemert la tet,
On nous connait dams 10 pay
,~lit-il.
Eft on So meie, ajouta Caolet,
Nivervais yalait mieux.
-Du msins. s'il y await plus 4
retils,a exercer notie petite iudu.
trie,continua CaoIpt les profits etaie,
PLUS grands,
C'etait alo's que lie Caolet DIES B
alsar parlait ainsi, que 10 coup d
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Priere.
PAR LOUIS lesson.

o Dieu, Ierc de Ia nature.
Toi, gui ~dispenses leur pature
AnX plus minimes DIES Oiscaux,
Enlaccs lie fr6he la vigne
Toi, don't Ia main saInte ct bGnigne
Fait fremir les sOnbres bouleaux
o tot, qui males d Ia brise
I'm doux ct saint parfum qui grisc
Lar6me pGnetrant des ieurs.
T0i, gui fait quela blanche aurOre
.Baigne In lfcur elective moore.
De ses tendre, hulnides pleurs
Unis dune amour eternellc.
CONNIE u 50 cOmpagne iidele
tn fails faimahle t0urtereau
CONNIE tn fails Ia dOucc halcine
De Ia brise aux tleurs dc Ia plane,
Aux verts ct Oipbres arbrisseaux.
Unis nne enc de potte,
OH famour rayonne ct projette
Son tendre ct lumineux rayon,
An cGnr am0urcux dune file
Don't Ia chaste prunelle brille
CONNIE une etOile 4 PhOrizOn 49,.
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pEHscNs TAEE On FLESH,


FlRTrg0 DIT e While under the %influenS
10 alE of these Pills, of itself il
n,,E r,n,,rv c,,, dicates their adaptabilit
oAH a. I'M Sem- to nourish the body, an
rnAlNt. hence their efficacy in Gu
p,,--s0 n,u ing nervous debility, me
IN III n ancholy, dyspepsia, was
W. sHGO ing of the muscles, SLUG
URE TORPID LIVER. gishness of the liver, an
- chronic constipation.
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II, 13 ct 49, Royal Street, ". OIL, 13 ellis
Entire Canal ct lIOuane
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PROPRIETAIRE.

On trouve dams Get Establishment tout &c
que la saison tournit de plus diGlcat ct tOute
espece de Wins de choix tout ce quill faut
pour soir6es ct marriages, etc.
II y Il DIES salons particulars au premiers,
ct DIES chambres elegamment meublees a
louer a la senaine ct au mUis.
Les Planteurs ct les habitants de la cam
payne qui voudront hOnOrer Get etablisse.
ment de leur patronage 3 trouveront DIES
chambres ct neu nourriture bonnie ct copi
euse s $500 p~arjour.
EYT Les portes du restaurant restent Ou-
vertes jusqu'a minuit. !" Is n. 70
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WORTH THEIR WEIaET m GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
~ -e

LOUISVILLE, KY.
Aug. 3, 1875.
DR.. Tut Dear Sir
For ten years 1 have bee
a martyrto dyspepsia, cor
stipation, and piles, an
had well nigh cxhauste
the materia medica for re
lief from this living death
when, by accident, you
Pills were brought to IN
notice. l began their use
and the first dose gave m
such relief.hat continue
to take them. I am now
well man, have a good az
petite, can digest well, TIL
piles have disappeared
and ! have gained fort
pounds in solid flesh.
would not be withou
them for their weight i
gold.
REV. r. L. SIMPSON
They are perfect,
harmless, can be tax
en- by young or OLE
without restraint Of
diet OF occupation.
PRICE IS CENTS.
OFFICE,
IS MURRA STREET,
NEW YORK.
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GRAND AFELIER
DE
Forge, CllarrOnage ct CIR.
rGSSeric.

Forge, CilarrOnaEe ct Or"
rGsseric.
II. TETREAU, Proprietary
A LHONNEUR D'INFORMR SEES
IL amis ct lie public quill est prt a entre2
prendre tout outrage cOncernanfsa partle
aux meilleures conditions ct a d. pr1X tres
moderes.
ii s'est adjoint a Get effet DIES ouvriers de
premier Ordre ct bien connu cmme tells.
Ii a achet6 au Nord un gran assortment
de
RATES EFT JANTES
pour veitures, derem1er cholx.
Aussi, In assortment de
ROUES PATENEES
,our voitures,
MOYEUx En- FER L..
irticles
EN- DEBAL4AGE:
Tn assortment de
CECUEILS
pour hommes, femmes e~nfants, nouveau
style, avec ylaces. imn,atiOn bois de rose,
noycr noir. ch4ne. etc
Tn assortment
fHABILLEMENT
pour ensevelir les mos, homnes. ,teinmes
ct enfants. Article de1ixe, frals ct du der
nier geure a DIES pritres niOderes.
10 Sept. re.
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II etait v6tu dun veste de velOurs
ct portrait un tu>il sur l'epaule.
--Bonsoir, mes amis, bonsoir, bon
nes gems, dit-il. Vous ferez bien
place au feu il un pauvre chasseur
mouille ct transi ?
, -Parhleu !. dit Simon ct nous eau
serons meme, citoyen.
-J'ai les papiers, repondit Berdi-
net tout bas.
-Alors c~ausons, dit lie vieux Bal
thasar, qui jeta I'M regard louche au
citoyen membre dn district.
National Republican., 1877-08-06

the butcher wagon Of Mr.. T. r. Gssell, and
driven by . colorcd man named Charles Gaines.
ran away from the corner Of fiftccn-and-a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenuo. The
driver was thrown hack into the wagon. and
could not stop the horse. He was Afterwards
captured by Officer volkman on New York
avenue. The only damage was 70 the hcrss's
legs, which were slightly cut.
Last Saturday about O'Clock quite an
excitement was created In Limerick alley by .
colorcd woman named Celia Scott cutting .
IL seems that she was engaged In destroying
the furniture in the house where they had
been living as man and wife. when he inter
fcred to prevent il and the trouble aruee. His
injuries are not considered dangerous Ofbcer
Burns arrested the aSailant and took her to
the First precinct station
Rev d. Peyton Brown, who has been
for several weeks enjoying respite from Ia
Dor, yesterday preached at the Foundry
church, from the text in the twelfth chapter
of Isaiah, third verse, Therefore with joy
shall ye draw water out Of the wells Of saliva
ton" Among the distinguished persons in the
congregation were President Hayes and his
son, Secretary Of the Navy, r W. Thompeon
and family. and Hon. Green B. Raum, Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, and family
The music was under the direction Of Mr..
Charles Sparks, organist-
The Creighton has again reorEanined
under efficient management They have msds
application to the secretary of the leacue fes
admission, and hope Il will be acted upon
promptly. Their nine Is composed Of the bosi
material that can he selected, and IL admitted
10 the league will make the scaecn quite in
tercsting, and one to be rmembcrcd TheiI
application for admission was made . week
since, but owing to the absence Of Mr.. White
secretary Of the league, has not been sctct
upon. Cannot some one act in his place, and
enable the Creighton to commence their game
immediately
National Republican., 1877-08-06
SCORE ANOTHER roR THE PREsDENT

Ffs.n thf 49, VtsAI CtFon<fN
some tine since the Direct CAble Osmpany
laid their lines frua Bnrupe % An>rfea. and vv- .
rran.cd ce-tzfn cu,rs-<syns upcn certain cond =
lions By Cnorresz The ed ecn,any, finding their
yrofis resfneed hy coop<ttton rvcently efected an
arranrcDrut uirh the nsu eoruorntbon By which
The tso were 10 he co,<o1ttafed l<avinE virtually
tru; linz arruS The Athnntbc- But the nexvtis-
tSous hsinE DAse paetie- the Administration hss
progo<d saAA<nrntrioa With the old 90 npsny viii
r-ali In f-fs-zrv q n frznshsss and privileges,
uhich xer~ rr.ni<i On th< eNprV-s eon.iition that
no rarsoer>Aip shcald he f,rulsd with any other
lines Ths aCrioa - gratifying prcof that Pre>i-
dent Hayes rnrsnt bsssine-s = hen he promted re
f-n- 30 hr the frv<i5ent hss sih<rrd fathhnily
n The sicr and ths sptrit q his Inaugural sdrvss
AID by his viss Just and seste-nanlfke course has
the rx-yNt q al rod citi mus rrV-pectfve OF
siicai a<lisfso1sl He spe.ks well ard acts veil
and - ionr he tps- he shoold receive cordial
support foa the SosthL
National Republican., 1877-08-06
A FIRE WITHOUT WATER

About 10 O'Clock on Saturday night the
frame stable belonging TO Mr.. John Angerman,
in the rear Of the Schuetnen Park, was disuov-
cred to he on FIRE. The building was entirely
destroyed, al = loss Of about 81 600. hrre
quantity Of furniture and meter used for dis
tilling purposes, valued at $500, were storra
in the stable and were almost wholly de-
stroycd. The insurance amounts TO 81 500
1t Is supposed that the fire WAS the work Of an
incendiary. Both the FIRE department and the
police were prompt in attendance. hat - NO
water could be obtained about the premises
they could render little service. The book
and-ladder company was o.llod into rcqsii-
tion. On the way TO the 6re Chief Engines
Cronin was thrown from his bugEy ~ the
corner Of Fifth and Q streets northwest He
wns not injured.
National Republican., 1877-08-06
APLEA FOR THE BATH.

EpIToR REpuRLicAN: Il has bcen . mat
ter OF surprise to me for sane time that
the subject Of cheap or public bathing estAb-
lishmeot has never boon agitated by some
believer in the axiom that CLEANLINESS ID next
TO godliDcss." Our natural facilities cannot
be- excell-d. and think IL must be conceded
that during the heated term some sueh oon-
venienoe is an absolute necessity Frum PR
sonal observation ! am Of opinion that the cost
Of floating bathing-house on the Potomae
would be comparatively small, and II . rcason-
able fee. would soon pay for itself
There is bathing place alongside the shore
at Hobokcn, opposite Nov York city. which
could not have Gust much to start IL going. IL
Is floating wooden affair, constructed - 10
allow the water tn run through; moored At
such distance in the river - not 70 be inter
fcred with at low tide, and approached by
means of long gang plank There Is snail
Office where you pay your quarter, leave
towels and q numbered key Passing threagh
the Office you reach the bathing place, which
| looks like huge square we'll, surrounded by
| platform and numerous wooden boxes @
closets. On opening one Of these closets. cor.
responding with the number on your key,
ample room will i,c found 10 undress comfoss-
ably and plenty Of rom for yuur clothes
| The square we'll" with eyer-chanei Nd
water, is graduaied as TO depth. and is saitabis
for all degrees Of proficiency in the art Of M
tation; hut if . deeper hath Is wanted, one
may plunge into the -lcrdly Hudson- frca
an open doorway in ths cast side, and dispor'
ia unknown depths. Attendants arc Away
In waiting for the purpose Of rendering assist
anoe or preserving order, but the need fol
their services is rare, the admission fec sctinl
Is barrier 10 the rowdy element
There is also fac simiie Of this delightful
resort, not far removed, exclusively for isdies
which is remarkably we'll conducted and gen
crously patronincd.
The great floating hsth-housrs which lin
the Seine al Paris are well adapted 10 al
purposes some priees being as low as foar scos
and the highest ten or fifteen In mode q
construction and management they are alncs
precisely similar to this Hoboken hath i hav
alluded to.
London has also several Of thcse blessings 3
the sweltering crowds left in the city durin
the summer. and New Yo:k, with sis or eigh
free floating hath houses, gives untold deliEh
10 the great unwashed Of both seIoA An
why is Washington so dilatoryt The excel
lent sanitary effect in promoting eleAnline,
must be apparent; dcoency, by the enforos
mcnt Of rules and regulations, might never
, offended, and the boon 10 those Whose meaz
, prevent n summer vacation at the stasid
/, would be incalculable- The season of ls7
may be too far advanced, but by the aid
your influential paper ] trust thai the sumrns
Of 1875 may hnd one Of these establishment
floating on our Potomac. AaUA-
National Republican., 1877-08-06

Nk DAEvrx's life 4 Q camfortabls oae-he
has never sssa ohsirsd % SIGHT poverty and has
kAh rAenty of lessurv in ukich b tllov his chosen
fsodisS He naArrtr,i hs estrs;n. NkS Emma
Wcire-S-od And tAry live in ths lovely county II
Krni Mr. nsrut1's eRtcst ~la Mr. william Dur.
uin. 10 hanker % Southampton the second
Gcc-rs teSk high koosrs n Canlhrisige and is now
q Fellyu u Trinitys The thiri Prank who has in
heriied kz fzirrs m kralrh his slrrvtAry
The fourth Ies-ssrd b 5tSrxr IN the artillery
and dissirrui<hed kir-yff - coe cf the scientific
cnrvr .euf % cs.<rve the t-znrit Of Venus, ths
NH Ilo<nne. h sxexllenf mathematician Ons
nArr,sd and esse unnzrrsesi aanxhfrr epmptets Z
family uhsse oao<eaaf b - reisse In hsad o
ali prs-ibae upaoAR o. snxixty-
National Republican., 1877-08-06
THE wALLACH BUILDING.

The District Commissioners Contemplate
making certain improvements at the wAllaoh
school building which will make il more &c
ceptable for school purpasrs, and will include
new play rooms and closets. The present. play
room is To lie torn down and the material uscd
in the construction of the building. which h
Ia he built Of brick, 90 by IS. and divi1c into
two class or play rooms, 53 by le feet, and tws
water-closcts, 20 by 16 feet. The building |,
70 he onestory high, with eight feet ceiling
and 10 cost about $1,000
National Republican., 1877-08-06

HAhWICH, NAN, bspC v IUN
H. n &Spens-
DEAR srE fesi my duty 10 say word In praise OF
vexrtine. Ny wtfe has been troubled with n bod
humor br several years. which she Inherited from her
parents We have tried several physicians and .
great many different kinds Of medicine with but little
e~nedt She was much emaciatei that We had almost
despared Of her ever being any better. Hearing OF
the vegvtne we resolved TO try once more, and she
commenced using last March, and has been improv-
ing In health ever since. Prom io4 pounds she has
advanced To rs pounds. having gained Al pounds In
seven months, and b able TO be about her work.
In short, she believes that vegetine has been the
Of .avinE her lfe and that she cannot y too
mnch In its praise II pleasss you to make use Of
THIS statement you at liberty 10 do So She has
taken neeu bottles and ID still using It, and can
safeiy recommend 10 . great blood purifier
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH 1. BUTLER
National Republican., 1877-08-06
CITY ITEMS
Coco ApvUL-

Wow n re uze ef ye.r sss In<unonis, lung
sVr; A. Esesy hnily shoaid have . bottle q
R.<hss z., s;s s ps1s :, ..S. ns ss,S, one mo,
hnIy % yuln<f Co1saupuon> asthmA pneu-
aunil erO9P hemasIhasvs and other fatal diseases
ssfrs a :, ,so.s.s q iAs aTs.iff di.a.sa yst Il
b H1eh b<xl<r ~ have Il a. hand when three dnses
uin cure yOa- Oo< eosti< vii last your whole
HyOss ars saasaaveve % NOT ress until you have
trSsd ihis rs2ety- sanpes bptti<s. 10 cent? Regur
lAr si.s. > sxssk Sod b Jour drusxist Charles
ssOr Co. vhOse.ab< s<snsA
QyIsK's InzH TIA
ns IssSh.r rs..sy sD5 syspsysia: silieu.ae.
and Al diseases arising from disort<red stomach
liver. b sod - al druursss, . esnts pef pack
age-EAkinx Slart Of nesfi<ine-
Turn RrNED ~ NnsLnI
sannct ss EsssDsst foans gsop,s ,smsmesr this
Il VII Prcxrys yoa- nssth from decay, and keep
! tkea su,znd sbsal and vhis< through Lie. Is and
% e<nrs B<r hocIe sosi By all drusxists
EvEaI Pxnsos's Ham
ne<sis occ&zSo1aily sumo Oles application %
kaa.Ss oySa< . sp<siAIly suitable; Il kerps tbs
hair saa and glossy. and imparts to Il strength and
yitAlsy. = Ant 20 e<na p<f bottle Sold By Ill
druegasx
Jrpcryogs Ecusosr.
20 slosa;sly .sssss.ry Ihros .,S no. aside yGuI
| o.3OrOGs Ebt Glove Cieansr. IL viii cleanse them
| tho-uGghly easily and quickly. Sold at drug and
tanSy ssO<e& : eene per bottl<L
BzABf'G
The kkss1rSeal portrAies Of Distinguished repre-
i sn.arive l<n. kssly On s1hihiton al the Centsn-
nal Exkihisioa u PhilAh<lPhA, are nov really for
tke insy<vt5Oa Of the pubic al -BSziy's National
| Galaxy No g. Pennsylvania avenue. This col
brS1Soa e2braees The smfnent Of America In
A54il5oa 70 the u<stals received in New York for
naAaE ySars, And IN LaatOa in ls53. Is awarded us
LlsrS Ess-Fe s<sR a. tie Centennial FIpnsition in
/ p Aa3elPhL ts-s
National Republican., 1877-08-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

OSE DcliAI-0eeain u. Harsi<y's great rymedy
fr Cs;aIk- I-uEses have IL
L<n-o1 esoshiae watches, PISTOLS ar, bought At
Hsrsue'S SIS ssre<< O~,ters ssfensiet IN
Al kind. o< trunks made N oryier repaired and
covered q NaTsys so Pennsylvania avenue.
Narke< ssaes-
THH saes Nsx York sctsrr In the city; also,
ekosoe Virginia. NunsytvaniA. and Western but
l<r a. sgSs~rs kat1<r store. south west corner OF
u.sOge p<Scx-. No inps-sihilitss advertised but
p1ic<s - bss tks lovest Can and b con-
viner1
National Republican., 1877-08-06
PRESIDENT HAYES AND THE MONU:
MENT.

President Hayes and Mr.. webs Hayes On
Saturday morning Iaid visit to the ofioe al
thu Monument Society at the City Hall build
ing, and insp~rtcd the design Of Mr.. L q.
Meade for the completion Of the monument
The President appeared to he pleased with the
plan. lie discussed the several plans proposed-
aud asked many questions 10 aeauAini himself
with what had already besn done
National Republican., 1877-08-06
VALUABLE TINE WASTED.

Frcrn tkr No. Ncrk Tr1uoes
MANY exoss,s1t indivituans are wasting time,
heinC aFF.nfnsed G<uernl Sharpx's rirces<pr.
Why jcnt eo-ns ef thess sneerxss xst toevther and
fersa . CSoe,sy b O1k<r-s<~kers eeeietyf Fairly
orrAninrd in that share thy night hiring . united
esort to hs>r upcn the Adnintssr.tian and hav
snfsryi-orsAirs a,i such thing s<ttl<d without
such dissrvssinr d<AayS
National Republican., 1877-08-06

LcoN HIyo. hrssh~r sf Al wing Balti-
lri<h sosisef bs.s weis<-sAay. depr-es and says
-S1osa nan, he say bntling. aaly enuisx upsvn n
nyic~ kalsa hip Nm fsS Hyber htala say notling.
6ore puilinx NsEiian nan e uyile dam fpolee.
Al wig -sy 'NellicAn man no lille ChinamAn;'
he 10 nine ny b,aiiA kly d,f policeman tAkee
I'm wash A'oas-AIe kxhf ss-r The lri,hmAns
ts-sisoony trrk th~ f,ru, of tnvertive: Its Q
arsy rss hat the csrrusry's clr1fn 10 hen frye
A.erScaa citinen- an Q -oj1r 10 bocs that cum tn
SIC faEr yeL kans have q Ns Nv shindy with hay
then Ckinee uiioat gOin' N the bosk-ap fur IL"
National Republican., 1877-08-06
HARDLY SATISFIED WITH THE WAL
MOETH PlRD0N

PREM tne An~.y ES~.tlx Iozrn.i:
That tberv vsrv estsnu.tinx circumstances Of
unusual fcrce IN tkr ezss never denied In any
quarter. Bot th<re Dothinx thai iusti6<d q son
taking The lie of his fthsr. ThsSx 5 rryat weight
in the Goxernnrs r.srk that b d<eain him In con-
hpesneut vith The certainty of such . result o
oompscte dicsy - n fuaiet ssvervr penalty than
could have f1lcxed . verdict cf murder in the
nrss derrce- Fiaced % tks ground. the exerrise
Of the executive eAru.erey vn meet tho approval
Of The pecpAe- And NJ otbsr-
National Republican., 1877-08-06
THE WIPES STATEMENT.
BAnwrcH, MAs.L, Sept n. is7a

HARwicI, MAsz, Sept "a, ina
H n S<re,ss. esq-:
DxAR sfg feel must say few words about the
vsxetlne. The physicians said had 50 many com.
plants they did know what to give me. They
said had had humor and had the kidney com
plaint, the liver complaint, and my heart wps very
weak. and don't think there h any who suffered
more withthe piles than did The physiciAns all
saii 10 was use for me to take medicine, I could
mt live through the month Of Nay. truly mink
the vexstne haa saved my life, and my neghbors say
that the veectine has really accomplished wonder.
nil cure In my cnse, and tell every one whom meet
n b the best medicine In the world
YourA very thankfully, Mrs. J. 1. BUTLER