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MISCELLANEOUS
PENNSYLVANIA.

Epeei0I Elxp1sG& n 1Ht 5F4ouHs' ,n4m1t
WAsutxaTox, D. e., Auy. GA gf,n,nnu.yI
who has recently returned from NssiG1i .sti, u,ny
tho lnost Republicans 4. th1l vi,
state expresses ihs opiuson lint ~ . ,s.ell
ltspuol}eau Cor, cnt.on vii! Adopt ny ton
it 10 expected that strong oppassn,sr .,srn p4Fl u
coms flvua phslalssrhla ] sna aa' ,1o,,, mh5m u!
lho sla1e. but the tepu2saas ~. -, ',.ite eouhds
ssalt sna, 4 Wilt bo impo,sluIS 10 defs4t IT,!
'0S' - rssxsYLvAs1A woRKISasEs: w.etl=y
FnlLApELrntA, p, aug, -As .,.....nIsps ,us Wot.'
ineM;ns items utt otss the slsts .Ieua
il was decided taat III SEPT. 10 euu' i.
Elvct cilhcf netu " s. AafFAsoo's "
full StaLa 4clek
, 1877-08-24
IElEGRApHlc nQIES.

CINCINNATI. AnE. si,-The McCo0k monument
In Washington Pask, In thts city, was unveiled to.
day. q
Spsetai Dftpd'eh 10 The Tribune.
Srn1NurElp, ILL.,, Aug. .3.-TnC Springfield
Division Of tbs Ohio i Mississippi lla!lroad like
ths ns WI s hs asns as esn ys
Oh Tits division.
EHsg, Aug. 2l-IL +. uos2ip. iormetly Col.
iect0r Of II.tuIns Ut this por.. was offered the
Uepuiy coilcslursh,p a. stka. Ala>ka. la, declln,
I'd Thu placo pays 81. sou sn Soid.
Etxcl4i jH&in4tcA to TIE IrtbaHe.
LasAlLE, ILL.,, Aug. ~. --ThcEc u strong prob
ab,lity lhua l,.s rhualx iia.s Company Of 'Lis
rliy, whpsu failure MIA announced lew aaya
since, will BE- able 10 eecta cufnpron1!te win ~
cre'ltors uu basis Of ~ cens' on th' ao1'as anu
Fo!ranc., U.. Aug. 2a.-rhs Uns llnndfed aud
Ninth .. Y. !. hc1d III annual rearson ID Thu c.,
to-day. There WAS soot sstsnlanes' YEA
lobu J. MtcAell was 1e. elected President; tapl.
NcClca. kiCr- -pre.uienl, 7. McAdams. s.cTetaFJ
| xnd Z. 4. con!olh. IEeaa4rer. Capt. j; r. ttaua
| illou. Of To1c4v, delivered The annnal address
bauque. was held a. thc !Aueslezu Iiouse 10 night
, 1877-08-24
THE EENAfrORSfl1P.
sEcnErAnr SHERMAN 4 CANDIDATE.

!speriai Dspslth to The Tribune.
wAsnrvGToS, y. c.. Ang. 23.-0entlemcn Who
have juef cone from Ohio, aud who arc well In.
formed Of tho polltcal Situation there. say that
there Is no douh. that, II tho Republicans carry lhs
State, Secretary Sherman will come ont na IN
avowcd candidate for the acnatoFship 10th
against Stanley Matthew's md ten. Garfield.
Ii view or tho fact, too that iho oycrnn. of that
State Ia deprived Of many Of tho rrcsoiattvea BE-
lnngtng 10 Aoy.snoFH Of usher States, there Is
attention Ia tho Legislative districts than to tns
rencrRk Etate ticket.
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rrTrRE rnSrR.rT1nN nr THE LAW.

-, III, f,,sr ',,.,."r,,on of our nancr cur.
.,t. Ms MA MA rrrct nfrcr rsnmntion. lnyl in
.cnc! nnss VT :st..s t.in, % IA sntrrci"ry ~ thn
Ill., w., m"'th,'u ~, n,ar ~ thn INV Inc aeknowcdl
et.,. ~ w H., 6nomrn ~ nn,rv ~ ihr Icnu,,irnn
u..ns't @ ~ ~ "n't ~ , i ~ 'cnk with rntIicnrr
,sy, ~ ""a, .,n,o, !" nv r fIo tinvrs IN cams to
nt, n ~" @ ~. ,,,nn f,r ti,c }rnuhficnn
n..,x % -" VIZ ,Et. ,au,nttn s rrcxtion liz khn,yt
TIT tbn h..in,ss ,hn ,r"ncrtr. tGc comfort. on
han,n.. in. ~ IT, rnrnl IN Tie nucstot,
,xtatti,nr ~ .."c,tinn ~ th.t ,,y viii involve
F"tnr isrye rnnsr.stton ~ ~ - tha cnrrcncY tiut
hc,n :. ali Ia rnnd ~ III rtins Mt Mansfield l.,
rstr, tn", ~ ~ fesrs nnI ~ rrnnim,,n thri+ hnnc: IA
sarsn,n % n,.avn ~ r.ri1.I vto,s. nnf1s ran BE-.
ri nuaSt 10 he, naininJnti NJ nar ,rifh coin"
III ~ yh,t o.s m e.ttn, ~ thn+ rr.rt,fr sn,nnnty
~ X ts, Observation-Disclosures hnnirca"thrcn hnn.
tircir )Ic docs not say. PRUDENT Mr. shern,ani
t,,m 4'o '''' '''"A A"''A"' :" '''' '"~~
Tbc obvious fnet Il, that cset, 1cesl-tcnicr note.
a, Wbocrer p,nts ,e'h n NJ ~ ,tI.. n .hlu
enTnod !" honrd Il, rol5cct m rescryc fr rrdcnp.
t'n nj banx nntcs. hss pniv In srnl rrccnhackr 10
Inv nrcn s,rv and rtf il The rrrr niar ks will linn
h" dcstrnych' md thc ce}J ecnt attr,s or hnasJcI
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II, Instead nf that they rhw no withdrawal OF cit
eula,ion. then grccnbackA would continue 70 nc
their fcartFc.
Arorr1os or THE NEroET.
Tho ont,,ton rn. then put on the adoption OF
the re.o)utFnn, md II wa4 adopted. only thtco OF
four voting ID tho neGa!vr.
, 1877-08-24

JOLIET DISTRICT CANP-NfEET1SG.
S1xttnt Dupatch to The Tribune.

JOLIET DISTRICT CAMP-AfEETrSG
Stxttnt Durach to The Tribune.
NEW I..xox, ILL.,, ,Aua. 21.-The second days
ecseton Of tho .1n1tct DiAttct Camp Meeting Whs
held to-day, under the most ansplcIous clrcnH,-
stnucc.. Tho gratifying SUCCESS attendant nron
tho opening exercises Jestestay served IA slim.
ulns upon inc management and participants. and
II unusually good days work wns accomplished.
Service wus onencd by general prayer meeting
at a. M. This wus followed. at IA ut.. ~
prayer hy the ttcv. II. u. Plum, " Elwood. 1lf
4 sermon At 10 d. IN. hy tho l'cv. str. Mecsay, Of
The afternuun rerricc. wele ,nangHtated VIII,
ilu ch,ttrett's meeting. which took place at p.
~, uuasr tho efficient IS SnM9iorTnip ~ o. shs i.es
,iseuutsc at s::D p. by Presiding Eide! Dfad.
ford, OF New Orleans, was listened TO with ercnt
ns;ne aud t b, ts '"st f. ns May asf
Norris. Ut Asa'eno, ILL.,, closed The exercises OF
the DAY.
the roinn,r neernent, L. increasing daily md shows
Inc Interest !uautcatel by thc sslfronudng people
tn this Coul work. Tho utmost good ''rter pre-
vns, Anl nuthnE has occurred To n1at tile pltnauso
Of the assembly.
'rho announcements for Friday. Aug. "a. aee -
1o1:"s x"sa.'a, n suh % q, ksnkak.s. Y III ill., D. a..
SERMON by tho ltcv. $. II. Adams. Of Ch1cagp.
-A
CLEAR LAKE.
CtrAR LAKE. Ia. any. ~ Tho Sunday school
Assembly uDrneh here last hsnt al 1:'tu. Iho
Hon. q. II. Gilman presided. Thn 1ley. R.Swear-
inrer gave nu at'arrts Of welcome 10 the Christian
wurkers after which Interesting mud spicy resnon-
sire sperches were nlaAo by Tho Rev. H. D. Will.
Inns lot Minnesota. Cr. +. corwin for Illinois,
ihc flrv. Il. t. Wright for Missouri. The Rev. J.
+. Newman. nf WnthtnRton. responded very elo.
qncutly III general manner.
Tie int Assembly trrturc wne given today ht
10 d. m. by the llcr. torwn. Of fncksonviltc. I'll.
Subject: "Tho 11eFolc In tho Hebrew Char
| after"
ii i r. n,., rrof. ]. D.. Nut'er, OF Madison.
Wis.,, tcctured TIT - Ilash " ~ delighted Audi'
rnrc.
rho Normal Class WINS conducted by Jndce
Butler. ...
Thr audiences nro eon,nnscd OF rcry Intelligent.
| appearing pvu,}le. and from tho present outlook
| The Assembly wilt be sutc,ss.
| Prur W1ncnet, or Syrlcusn University, will
lcrtute, Tonight SUBJECT: ''Foccs from tht
, 1877-08-24

I CINCINNATI. avg. sJ,-Ths McC0ok monument
In Washington lask, In ,hs city, was unveiled to-.
, 1877-08-24

hati0ns currency.
This great nnley nowds-tas wofat legacy " tho
Wat-fnte,d by this scAeine of forced scsuinptton
nuUic md % nIssss; 10 tncrca.s shs ui'ded ..sb "
fAnuiMS the kretAoacks; to concentrate III leM
great HANKS III The nonsJ centres absolute control
over the volume nlM movements Of tho currency.
10 NJ 10 aks hard tInses ind good times a. theIf
pleasure, anA tatten on ths unwaty multitude Ut
VI ts as @ s - ee sns
10 lhat the Twelve bilious Of dolars the psuple
now viii uuy twen!Y Y-toutof ta'fty.sx b.!Io'.s
| duets: 10 ct,lsh out tho myriad ii smaller i1..
pIlsirtrs heretofore successfully maintained W
sI.linr ths rnergy and t2!cn of men Of small u,enns
With mUnuy aorruwed OF nun.,IroluceE; to ro..
Gseats the real property q debtors, and ottnK j.
10 that the IIoney power Will fnaluse, sHl own.
and uss it. With nu further cost than enough waees
| ty Keep t.s ulachlns ol tztaress buiy tn goot
meuss Concentration vf wealth aud power In The
bands NJ u few. 10 realize thu EnIcy Ut ths raslJ
FsIs.sltsts. VII .ch u stronger snrs Tue MSf tuan
ever bvtose, Of mak sing this uoyvrauleut strong,
centralized. nrisiucracy. .'... ....-.......
! uRttlsM AND AMERICAN KEsVMrrloN CoAPARED,
Whoever hu;. !,s hppo that s:o Gu" pass r through M
worse than EnIi4nI did, ~ woiul!r InIstaksn. Va
insoIapa1nby less prepared tor resumption aaa
sa:ns.: as wa: VI. s' aesa sss ~
lon law passed. was but S.3a, noO oN
~. s;us odv 9oo Ths .e%lapn o. 10Y. = In;
srn 1!vr debt all held Ut hon,s; bali u ours
held abroad. All tbs world paid tribute to le'
shops. % 10 tssei:n Sond. ksiisi4 md il to.cI!s
sSs r. M 70 %.:s sIs VI -.
s!eh in xu'd .ad silver =. VA sne'sat T!ss-,'.o!
the reason Of the multitude Of tb9 wares Of nv
metals. Rtcarlo as-utrd l.rs bnaitcss men ~ NJ
sher,nan 4..tEsd ns. that the goId p1raiun Mh!sl
as rs1 ss asa
tiuu o& 1aluGa caused " Resumption
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23


You watch it, development with expectan
solcitude-the choice, exquisitely nodded but
which promises 10 unfold with the perfect
flower. You perhaps think how It will adorI
the drawing-rOOm vase, and anticipate th,
pleasure Of showing il 10 your hower-loving
friends. But some morning you find its head
dropping, its fragrance fed, aud an ugly purple
spot ON one Of the delieately-tinted petals. II
is the poets " canker in the bud" How often
the loathsOme cauker blights the cherished
+" infant blossoms in our household gardens
those human buds which give earnest Of a
brilliant future. The noisome canker, so long
concealed scTofulA-at length reveals it,
dreaded presence and TO our bright hopes suc-
ceeds the most agonizing fear, for we know the
fatal sequel it pOrtends-pulmonary consump-
ton. tits estimated by eminent medical authori-
ties that at least one-ffth of mankind are afflicted
with this insidious malady. But its ravages
are so secret, that even its victims are unaware
of its presence until il suddenly discoses itself
in some of its myriad and ofttimes fatal forms.
A slight cutaneous eruption is often the only
indicator of its presence. The only means OF
discriminating this disease from the system is
by thorough course of constitutional treat
ment. This treatment must fulfill three indica-
tons, namely: promote nutrition, alter or purify
the blood, and arrest disorganization of the
tissues and the formation of tuberces. No
more efficient Alternative can be employed for
these purposes than Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery. While imparting strength and
tone to the digestive organs it cleanses the
blood and heals the diseased tissues. Test its
virtues ere the deadly canker has blghted the
life YOU prize
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23
Birds, Nests.

The best way to find nests is to watch
bird while building; in that way,
moreover, you are sure to see them in
their best condition, and to know when
the eggs are fresh. 1t requires patience
but you see the workers return again
and again to the same spot, and little
closer inspection usually completes your
knowledge, though you may sometimes
be deceived or nonplussed by the caution
and cunning Of the architects. You will
facilitate your work by scattering cotton
wool, hOrsehairs, straws, string, worsted
and cloth where they will attract the at
tention of the birds about you. Put
them on your lawn or on the piazza
vines, and watch them. A robin comes
to carry off the string, and, having used
up what you have provided, and liking
the material, attacks long piece wound
round stake, and supporting gladi-
olus. By persistent effort he frees a
part of it but the harder that he pulls
the rest, the tighter he ties the knot
around the stake, and the string is be-
coming entangled with his legs he
fights twenty minutes and then gives it
up. Sparrows pick up hairs and straws
from the lawn, and warblers come to the
vines for cotton wool, passing fearlessly
within three feet of your chair then
they come back to break off little twigs
and to peal off shreds of dry bark from
the honeysuckle. A pair of golden
robins, the male with black and orange,
the female with yellow and duller black,
come for string, worsted and thread :;
but beware of them, for they are thieves.
Leave your knitting under the tree there
for five minutes, and it is gone you
will find it week later, part irrevoca-
bly, woven into the hanging nest, and
part dangling with the needle in it. The
weaving is so cleverly done that you
wonder whether the orioles haven't used
your needles. Not at all, madam 1
defy you to produce with your implements
such piece of work as these birds have
produced with their bills. Successful
experiments have been made by supply
ing the orioles, in the tree where they
are occupied, with bright silks and
worsteds, which they employ altogether,
of literally provided, so that very gay
ard party-colored nest may swing in
your orchard where you can see it from
the house. Wilson says that an old lady,
to whom he showed an orioles nest in
which piece of dry grass, thirteen
inches long, was passed through thirty
four times, asked m, half in earnest, if
the birds couldn't be taught to darn
stackiugs -Harper'S MOnthW.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23

evening three five-story brick tenement houses
on TWenty-third street, New York, containing
over fifty families, began 20 shake and tremble
and show signs Of falling. The police we're
summoned and the inmates were rapidly driven
ont Of the insecure buildings, and tie last had
hardly gone when the three houses tOpplcd in
with thunderous crash and left nothing re-
naming but a huge mass Of bricksand timbers
900. The sudden death is announced Of Ex-
United States Senator Pratt az LoganspOrt,
Ind .. An abandoned woman named Lizzie
Murphy was beaten to death in New York by
her companion. Mary simmons 49,. An uproar
was occasioned in the Chamber Of Deputies at
Versailles, France. upon the reading Of a de-
claration announcing that message had been
sent to the Senate by President MacMahon in
forming it OF his intention to dissolve the
Cha Der. The speakers in favor of the gov
erument were vigorously Kissed and yelled
down by the opposition faction, whose speakers
in turn were treated in similar manner by
the government party, and the rage Of both
parties became so violent that collision seemed
inevitable. NJ. Gambetta, of the opposition,
tainted after fierce denunciatory address. 49,.
A wealthy farmer of Old Town, ILL.,, named
Hendricks, over fifty years of age, shothis wife
dead in a fit of drunken rage and followed up
his crime by committing suicide IA scaffOld
in tunnel in Bergen Hill, N. j., suddenly gave
way, and seven bricklayers at work upon 1t were
thrown TO the ground, a distance of forty-tive
feet. OF the seven two received fatal I'M uries
and the others were hurt more or less severely.
$50. The firm of Rindskoff Il Tenny, wheat
brokers and Spectators of Milwaukee, Wis,
have failed. Liabilities between 500, 900 and
$50 900 .. Mr.. James Russell Lowell has ac-
cepted the Spanish mission Cd. Senator Roscoe
Conkling has gone toEurope About forty
clergymen, from all parts of the United States,
have gone to Scotland as delegates to the Pres
byterian convention at Edinburgh.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23
A Tonic Without Alcohol,

The Peruvian Syrup is q protected solution
of the protoxide of iron, which vitalizes. puri-
fies and enriches the blood. Dyspeptics and
those suffering from chronic diseases read the
following
From Rev. John Gregory, pastor of the Wes-
leyan Methodist Church, at Piston Luzerne
Co., Pa.
My Dear Sir'-Having at various times, per-
sonaIy, and in my own and other families,
tested the great value of the medicine called
Peruvian Syrup or Protected Solution of Pro-
toxide of Iron, most cheerfully recommend
it, especially to those who are suffering from
dyspepti3and nervous disorders. As reliable
and powerful Alternative, it is, I think, unsur-
passed land as tonic free from all the objection
able features of alcoholic remedies, it is a most
efficient auxiliary to the temperance cause.
One of the greatest hindrances to the temper
ance reform at present is, as l think, the medi-
cal use of alcoholic stimulants. Whatever may
be argued as to their necessity in certain cases,
we have in the Peruvian Syrup a safe and
efficient substitute for those dangerous RENE
dies. This testimony is given unsolicited,
with the hope that some who are not yet ac-
quainted with the valuable properties of the
medicine may be induced to give it a trial.
Your trulys, JOHN GREGORY.
CAUTION. BE sure you get the Peruvian
Syrup mot Peruvian Bark. Sold by dealers gen.
orally. A thirtytwo page pamphlet, containing
a treatise on iron as medical agent, and other
valuable papers, testimonials from distinguished
physicians, clergymen and others will be sent
free to any address.
SETH W. FowLE & Sons, Prop'rs.,
Sc Harrison avenue, Boston
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23
Thoughts for Saturday Night.

Dignity does not consist in possessing
honors, but in deserving them.
Be slow in choosing friend, and slow
Ell to change him courteous to all init
mate with few slight no one on account
of poverty, nor esteem any for their
wealth.
Men have been somewhat cyni-
cally defined as q continuance Of wise
men to keep fools at distance. Fash
ion is shrewd to detect those who do not
belong to her train, and seldom wastes
her attentions. Society, is very swift in
its instincts, and if you do not belong to
it, resists and sneers at you, or quietly
drops you.
Great talents, such as honor, virtue,
learning, and parts, are above the gen.
crafty of the world, who neither pos
sess them. themselves, nor judge of
them rightly in others but all people
are judges of the lesser talents, such as
civility, affability, and an obliging,
agreeable address and manner, because
they feel the good effects of them, as
making society easy and pleasing
Chesterfield, a..
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23
NEW YORK'S DIRECTORY.

Interesting Items Concerning its Contents.
We take the following from the New
York World:
The ninety-frst volume of Trow's n. Y.
City Directory has been issued, thus
ending the annual season of discomfort
and inconvenience Immediately following
the great movng day The man who
has climbed six lights of stairs ON hot
May day, only to find that his friend has
moved he knows not whittier, or the
country cousin who arrives in town and
goes to the old address of his fashionable
relation, can appreciate the value of a
new directory which is, like good health
or good weather, properly valued only
when it is gone.
The preparation of directory, con-
tanning, as this one does, 248, 500 names
and addresses, and vast amount of in
formation about the city, is work of SO
great magnitude that it taxes the re-
sources of large printing and bookbind-
ing establishment severely to accomplish
it in month.
Among the, names there are many
curious ones. From Aab to Witold
Zychlinski, almost every possible COM
bination Of letters seems to be used to
designate somebody.
Among the distinguished citizens of
New York whose names are to be found
In this directory are Isaac Walton, who
has modernized his name by substituting
for k, George Washington (who
lives in several places, and is carpenter,
aclerk, an editor, an expressman, two
walters and a gentleman of leisure),
Daniel Webster, John Adams (who is
numerous), John @. Adams, Thomas
Jefferson, James Monroe (who now has
H for amiddleinitiaD, Absalom Joseph,
Solomon (Aaron, Abraham, David, Elias,
Isaac, Joseph, Josiah, Judah, Moses,
Philip, Rachel, Raphael, Ruth, Mary,
Samuel and Simon), James Buchanan,
Ethan Allen, Oliver (B.) Goldsmith,
Thomas Chatterton, Samuel johnson, A.
Burr, Andre, b. Arnold, J. Davis, Simon
Rothschild, William Pitt and w. Hast
ings. Among the curious names are
Pushanperger, Washin, Fata, Qua, Guam.
chiera, Cure, Qurst, Qullweger, Blaso,
Raczkiewiez, Radwaweck, Ragaglia,
Radricjewski, RiATel, Raft, Ryszczynsh,
Saaf, Saalfrank, Saarosy, Saatweber,
Saazer, Villain, Vitzithum, viverobsky,
Vnztowski, Vingut, Vute, Vyborng,
Waag, Yak, Zbent, Zeb, Zekind, zerface,
Thank, Zidssne, Orzula Zwadzeszewska,
Corner, Deuel., Devile, Cussen, Damn,
Damne, Colt, Tams, Helle, Hades,
Heavenrich, Angel, Giblett, Carfoot,
Bruin, Wolf, Wasp, Quail, Clean, Clear,
Waste, Glass, Hack, Clash, Bull, Bull,
Wrinkle, Horseman, Warts, Webb, Blue,
Green, Brown, Black, White, Gray, Pink,
Purple, Yellowlee, Egge, Yelk, Fatman,
Grease, Daod, Darnall, Dady, Dare,
Darling, Dandy, Voice, Heard, Hax,
Wincenz Cyphritz, Cynax, Prosper Mer.
Gle, Hasty, HIATT, Shoemaker, Tailor,
Shook, lott, Shoulder, Els, Devour,
Plant, Rigor, Rife, Fix, Fladderman,
Shah Bondagoff, Shaucupp, Bee, Bird,
Canary, jay, Grow, Ok, CAMS, Herring,
Fish, Flower and Grass.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23
A Point on which the Doctors Agree.

Physicians who have tested HOstetters
Stomach Bitters concur in representing it to
be an eminently safe stimulant, far preferable
to the ordinary liquors of commerce, not only
because it is medicated, but because it is inf
nitely pure. Its alcoholic basis is the finest
old rye and this is tempered and rendered
medicinal by the curative ingredients of botanic
origin which holds it in solution. 1t has often
been initiated, but never rivaled and is to-day
the leading tonic, diuretic and aperient of
America Malarial fevers are prevented and
remedied by it, and it is a thoroughly reliable
medicine in cases of dyspepsia, constipation,
liver complaint rheumatism govt, nervousness,
urinary and uterine affections. 1t improves
the appetite, increases the bodily stamina,
checks premature decay, and as a sustaining
and comforting cordial for the aged and infrm
is unequaled.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23

After an experience of over twenty-five
years. many leading physicians acknowl-
edge that the Grdefe'aberg MarshaUs Uterine
CdthoRcon is the only known certain remedy
for diseases to which women are subject. The
Graefenbeg Vegetable Pills, the most popular
remedy of the day for biliousness, headache,
liver complaint and diseases of digestion. Sold
by all druggists. Send for almanacs. Graefeu-
berg Co New York
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23
Trouble in the Household.

to buy yeast or baking powders, loose or in bulk.
They are usually made by unskillful persons,
and have frequently proven totally unfit for
use. There is no guarantee or responsibility
attached to loose powder Dooey's Yeast
Powder is always put up in cans, warranted full
weight and absolutely pure.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23

We have heard recently of several severe
cases of spinal diseases cured by Johnsons
Anodyne Liniment one case of a man forty
five years old, who had not done days work
for four years. The back should first be washed,
then rubbed with coarse towel. Apply the
lniment cold, and rub in well with the hand.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23

"Horsemen," and others who pretend to
know, say that the following directions had
better be observed in using Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders Give horse tablespoon
full every night for week the same every
other light for four or six nights the same for q
mich COW, and twice as much for an OK. The
addition of little fine salt will be an advantage
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23

Leland's mammoth Ocean Hotel is one
of the great features of Long Branch.
It affords the best accommodations at q
reasonable rate of charges, and almost
everybody stops there.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23

Information worth thousands to those out Of
health. Self-help for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Facts for those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked. The new Health Jour
nal teaches all. Copies Free Address, Elec-
trio Quarterly, New York.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23

To HousEKEEPERs. The attention of heads of
families is invited to the superior quality of
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts. They are high
ly concentrated, have all the freshness and
delicacy of the fruits from which they are pre-
pared and are less expensive.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-23

Has been before the public three years, and has
never failed in single case of rheumatism, nc
matter how aggravated the case. Write to any
person in Washington city, where it is manu-
featured, and you will learn that this is true in
every respect 1t is taken internally.