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, 1877-12-25
RESUMPTION AND 8fLVEN.
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CHICAGO, Dec 24.-fn presenting tho argyll
mcnts,tn favor OF tho reconciliation Of silver,
has not most rcrttna1t reason been overlook
cd1 In yicw OF supposed resumption OF specie
payments bclnG undertaken, tho question Is,
VIII tho use of silver aid OF assure tho under
taking. Tho gold tlla. may become available
from custom receipts, The sale OF bonds, for re-
susuu1lon aud Redemption purposes, will pro-
vide only q part OF tho rcquisLto coin; add to
tlls 1fty or one hu nlrcu ml1llons Of silver anu
silver bullion for which certificates could be is
sued, and then, with tho confidence that must
tke neorporatet would not the paaks nnu Inc
maintained without SUSPENSION. when with gold
nloau being uaesl It would not 10 possablet
All tho true frfontls of resumption must know
that, by, tho rcmonet!satton 81 silver, nnu
would become fosstds, when without tho ena-
ploylnent Ut silver resumption would bo tnipos-
sibfc. Tho tiovcrn1ncnt might pay gold down
to $500 ad t'Gn .,! sa'i 99iaa ,,, sntl to 1l!u tso
sumca They would not receiva gold tor their
Treasury-notes, md, I'll nll cascs. OF disturbed
contl,letce, tl,clr dcposites would b. drawn,
aud il Tho bank having s10o,ooo Or sl,oooo 600 Of
standing, how could tl,e!F dcpos!soFs bg paid III
coin without O Qnant1M sufficient within the
eontto! OF tho bank 10 nay or ward oil the
Lei tho banks uao silver and accumulate coin;
then they may entertain resumption 70 possible,
and without thH renaone1zatlon Ut silver how
| eau they do sol Tho Government will not be
ablc to aid banks, ~ thu &35O, 000, ,Q00 required
| to rcsuulo payment Of coin for the Treasury.
notes will only be about 500, ,0oo. .D0. and tho
balaaeo to ba reached BY lundnY Asaa conGarner.
| Tic fu,ulinQ may oecur, but Tho confidence vii
not BE- insured, - the iact of shortage IN gold
| coin Tor resumption 10 80 well xnovn and
realized. Tho pnty mod0 Of providing tho
shortage Is b, use of silver Docs any ono sup.
pose that \ bank that II prepared 70 resume tn
sllycs coin will 10 dsiyen tosthu Walla No. etrt
| Tho banks that can meet spce!n resumption
must have tho all OF silver ana all tho requIslts
eo,uFdnses In their sotptney btsde to weather the
| stnrm.
And hence, for this, II for no other rcasor,
| tho reconciliation OF silver should bu tho lrst
work of Eongrass upon tho return Of the tnenl-
hers to tho tapltal.
Tbs PIcsidct,. should favor this action, and II
for a very short period, pending tho appreeta-
tton Ut silver under tho doMand that would then
exist for it, use, thu Secretary Of Tho Trcasnry
should not raeclye ttlsstor per cent bonds, tue
bltlling would soon follow, and tho rcfnulna
Of tho 8 and per cents at low iato OF Interest
would go forward. resumption Of sperte pay
1ntnts Wtlt haya been accomplished, xut the
dawn Of uctter days At hand.
Let US have the silver ilulng TO tbs clouds III
darkncss that now surround U.s. aud brighter
DAYS will come. RESUMPTION.
, 1877-12-25

The following wero tho receipts and sh'pments
of the leading articles Of produce in this city during
tho forty-clsht hours ending at 7 o'clock On
Monday morning:
, 1877-12-25
"DQNDs QUIET"


It Is only month stpce we WOre assured by d
prominent morning papcr that II there should
be any chance Of the passago Of tbs Bland bill
Government bonds aud all sorts Of stocks
would full from 10 to Is per ccnt. ind gpld
would 70 up out OF sight. We'll. that time has
come. Tho bland bill, or something very sln.
liar to It, ID certain to become . law. What ID
tho cff5ct on gold aud bondsl Tho sauie paper
tells to-day;
Tho stock market was agsln dull sud inactive.
but prlces wsre steady and strong At Tho close.
Uold fsll from 1o2S 10 1o2A. uosesnnasat bonds
wero quiet. states weak, and railroads steady.
In othcr words, gold "a n low this morning ass
It has been any time for seventeen years. and
UoYcr1lment tonls show no sigu of panfc
whatever. On uls point lhs morning papera
are unable 10 lind words Ii which to expsesa
thelMclYes.
, 1877-12-25

Dks MOIHKat a., Dec. X4,-At the c1tlzchs
meeting Saturday evening, the following E<so~
luton Was adopted: ......
Efso{vsd That the interests of the American
people feQulre tho teMo4etlzation Ut atlser. and
lsRsl-tsndef fDt al amounts and VII dubts, public
and private, both Of principal and interest, and
for dntscs on Imports.
Lengthy discussion waa had on the repeal Of
tho assumption net, when tho whole financial
question was referred to spesaa! COMMITTEES to
report at an adjourned meeting next Friday, br
tba rxusai o( tho Resumption act. The meet
Ing wss compoaed of Ill parties, and the onlY
unanimous sentiment WA tn favor VI "daas"
dn1iar
, 1877-12-25
;3,2115-ko
53.4H3+{Q
Aa45m
4.m94. 70
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23H3.W
I7503.40

iltWg-Itueslysd dafuK SUNDAY eod Mpndsy. u, aooi
~ .fsds.-o:lnx y ts sase| ws.Mhsr;,xsEe hi fsw.
iarnxt md IT. sary full prices, the uarket ruling
steady u lLe saGht Rysnca Vt saturday sales wcru
lhs bulk 4 q us* ~ Ter eo'ma9 y I1.ns xht aad
figures, Tbs fuhowlug wrrt noteds
, 1877-12-25

MkN Y0Rk.

Nxw Yoxx .Dac. 1l.-nExvxs-Reeelpts 600. max.
lag Il 7So for the week. against u o lasI weekt u6et-
luTs t9Gl9duI ~ xrada4 from sary ednmna % PsSad
VT Sa H. .ts ~ Ell & ~ M Prime 1sef this ~ 1sS
tho FRIDAY a.s 1ath .iow ssls nd hssrI
feeling thu cu4et f01S tAxl1Ads t10F HtAt9
low u 7Ac 70 dss.s % p " The cxt d..
q aren - II -; e1.sa nd p;eStan, {c "a ilac %
dFct4 IL and - ~ x!th fsw palF e .ts.* -
-; e1purlers took H.D 4k sterrs II u$%lt{ct ahp.
layntA fuz tAa Fsrk 7.tAo quarters snd Vi !i!e:
~ III asck - aia1f w. ls Isl seef; demand
Heax, tfs4s limited With s4lst u eonnen u prime
md anhs Il aak3.lsi 4aod to ettsa lan1s a1asct
ANiAx-Rqre1Pts ~ ia Atug ~ w f9E kna Httks
, 1877-12-25

ClEr1t4xp. o.. pee- A-1'xrAotsvx-Maskas
STEADY sul asm; staadAtd Wilt, Ito test. IKE.
fIrr1urE4. Dec 2&-Ths pIl Exchange 1t PafkoFs
snd Oh Gilt closed u Saturday, AMI viii tusns!n
eosed until ~ i. u. Wednesday, tho 3sh Tho 1nAr.
ket clo4sd atssdy 1t ipa u fsrkrss for lmucdtAt
ahtpmsa4 ssansd dull; ABOUT lie tor Phlsaslphla do.
Livery.
, 1877-12-25
COTTON.

aALr1srox, Dec. 1s.-Cot1ox-Dulti nat rteeipta,
a%.a baiea; uadallnE. Aoe, sa.ss a.&os soastssAe,
3xl1.
, 1877-12-25
AMERICAN CITIES.

EGtcfnk fHfDf1tGa 70 JH& GHfGH1T 4f7pHNCs
FEw ToRk, Dec. 1.-C3RAiN-sfodcrate tntafFJ Tor
vheAt for prompt delivery ut shade stronger prcc't
option business dull and Indicative OF no Important
changes ~ to xauea, eno bu Nd. EiitNankcc tpFng
ha.a u ~ as{; 90 hu No. Chcfxd WIRING ahpri'
vats TERMS quoted It u - hid and u ~ nkcd with
No. 2 Milwaukee spring euoea firm hs 91.3a aaoat>.
Corn In moderate demand. old attracting mort aten.
tton aud ruling tfao htxers ncW isrcE1i!ar and moi
III much sayor with buYers. mixed WeRscrn tn
graded, "s+1af for new and olds unn'erchanab'e
at s0a5ie, lire unchanged and dult. Oats shade
htshsr, witt fair inquiry, mixed Western, 2fo bu ~
It whtte Western, 7oo0 bu at $50 aet No.
Chicago. cotnO hu 1T o53toc Aggregate Of Eta'n In
store, 737ni7 bu aHalnst Q, 741.05o nu; Dec. 25,
ls7a and q. sl2. 741 hu Dec. 40 1875.
t'novtaioss-Meis pork nort acttrs for earydcsfY.
cry 1t steadler sales Of ESQ bss now. part 1t
s1J.23 for lnspectcds other kinds neglected.
old prime u1eas Nuoied At sln.0os Extra
prime. $a.D0. for forwnnl delivery. Western mess
,nll With petonnber option daotdd At 2'7oSi9oo'
January. ei1. 7pal1pos February, fl7.HOnl3,e9s
March nominal. with no nles reported Cut meats
dull 1t about rntcs pacon sold for local dcl'r'
ery to tho c1tcnt Of 10 b1s fpnR rtcsr 1T
Gjkc. Western stcam lard less active for esrFy
delivery, and quoted about bcfore sncs Of $50 tc'
new Mt IT, isHsis closing 1t <st3r mud aatca cho!ce
1t ssot fos forward delivery In modcrnto acnlsnd.
with December option quoted A. SS.ts. Jan.
March 1t ss.s7s6, sales 10 Tho extent Of 1.90 tca
December at a. Is, ECO tea January ut
cho!ee for rst half of January Mt $685. to tcs Feb
ruary at ~. Tilt $50 tea March It II. rcrcd Wo;.
a.eaM. .--..,
TAlLow-1n moderate rrqueat. sales Of .o2 ooolbs.s
Su0Ans-IIaw In more demand on basis OF 7l173tc
for poor good Fcn!nR Cups rehnc1 u last QuDsed
Nn1skY-sold to tho cxtcnt Of 60 brs Of farorito
hFand Al u. .10s regular brands oacsrd At s!to41 mar
kct very QUOT.
Txr1nn1s--H'.as On moderate scale. with sase.
generally quoted steadEt accommodation for gratn And
Pss!:.ss: e: 'S%sss @
n: r. n: S,soa 'aia pis''S's FsHSs u 7aai3s
v. r. ~ nss,s s. A,,estat.d n,,Ht. r,.,: n.:
S III, :Gs@s 4 s. as%ss' s:ss ss:fss: Eli
t! s$:'%s '
!Sss asS; l;;, 81 7sss; IS ;;s, -,
ssE; saEss ,{ s n sS;n: : S.ss;r.
ays sast Nf'sta :as ~
6 ,ssx au jaa, 9 Yasi.ass wss1 Ss
n's*% ai%iss ssasass scs pssea!Sx!: esss ost. shsso
as;it;s: sTt1aiIssS.aesi. Ts!is Dc; 2'f'ts''s'
saa aas nop.
:s:s sS;; s::s e:
III sfs aar al naafas ctade o reaus
s:S:%'|$$s: i;
::; : is;s.: $:: III; s;st ss;
Ws:.srn sees% s9sm ,,saag ss n n
S$::;:}si' S#$:E5};!$;;; r :$;i'$s:s:s; $:':ss,
s;s 1:;;st; F.; III; s|s:s'<;i 222 ss'' LIZ L;
4si;s ut 81. s.s; &C. VIII 9 Il. sssss
, 1877-12-25

Txw Tonx. Drc. N.~-TraJe VIA dali IN Af depart.
ment and entirely 1us1ondtd BY sons 'eadtns com'
nle1on Houses and jobScrs.
, 1877-12-25

TURrENT1NE.
WILMINGTON, Doa 2s.-sriarrs or TrHrRsr1Nk-
flrrot 1Gtjt.
, 1877-12-25

Flour. hrls....!
n llc&t 6t1....l!
{ Gr1l, bW....a.'
f)4A b's.
Ire. bu...+....
Harley nH..s
I'DFk+ tr1A....
Z. IncafA &4..
LAth, hs.......
bird hugs, NJ
f.lro hogA No.
CAttie. Nose.
thsea N0,....
l'Uu1trf. l1a.
l'bt1ttfY..cb
tlAmG, pkU....
Eev1. rkHa....
Hutict. bA..,
u. fruits. ~.
II. &T,I,irk1.rI
, 1877-12-25

IfHHe4Nft IT. 0Il.s... 30!T tHEInI!s 1EH'.s'ss''
Tennsssse a. new.... na'A Missouri, 63.. ....io7
Virginia 81, oid....... 50 !
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLKAx.. dec. 14,--(3ut1, 1h2a{Ga103.
Sight exchange on New York, G.10 discount.
FOREIGN.
Lospox, Dec. at.coAsols, money, 0AH; ac-
tinted States bonds. 05s, 103::; 17s, 1o5t;
11.40s, 10TH: new IL. 105:i.
New York Central, 1oaH; Ellie. 81; Eric pfs-
fcrredt ~.
TAlus, Doc. a. 4.-Rentes, lo5f toc. .
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01

she was as obstinate - young donkey,
and wouldn't listen to q word I saidr'
"Andin what business was It your wife
got mixed up in, shf" asksd tho msgis-
trate, +Come, come, my friend, don't b.
gin thing without going on with il. You
Fare here to tell the truth, and nothing bpt
the trnthr' ''r,.,.. urt go,,aq 5dI '.,,r"n
| Lerouge had placed his hat upon po IA; q
chair, alternately pulling II 'his fnxers,l
land cracking each khuckle, Of. by way Of
variety, scratching his head violsntly.
This was his way Of summing up His ideas.
*l'm coming to that directly yeuR hon
lor,' said Lerouge, commencing a bis 6n-
| lger joints again, till they went Of Lib 30
many crackers. "Now we were gstting
along pretty well, and was q fond 81
my wife as ever, when. one mosping,' I
saw sneaking into our house 1 servant be-
longing to the Count de Valcourt, whose
estateSis about half q mile of. d He was a
fellow never liked at all. His name was
German, and he had way Of humbug-
ging the woman as didn't suit my reckon
ings at all. asked my wife what that
good -for-nothing and-lubbsr had 10 do in
i my house. OH says she, hes only come
to ask if I'll take q child to nurse I
wouldn't hear Of this; we weren't 60 poor
but that Claudine could afford to nurse
her own baby. She said she wanted to
buy me piece Of land out Of her own earn
ings-a piece of land, which I, had sst my
heart upon So, as usual, gave In, and
she had her own way at last" ,bn
b "Go .on!" said the magistrate, getting
more and more irritatsd. ~. g,~'
II am going on, your honor said the
sailor. "1've now come to the part where
Claudine got letter, telling her 10 start
at once for Paris to get the child. re-
member as it was in the evening, and the
wind was SOU '-sou'-west" ,-''
Don't mind about the wind, a. long as
it carries you to your destination-that'
all you've got to look to-" said Monsieur
Daburon, smiling in spite Of his annoy
ance. "WelL you went to Paris"
II remember as 1t was in the evening,
and the wind was SOU SOU -west, !" went on
the ancient mariner, clinging to his drift
ing thoughts, like drowning man to
raft, "and my wife, seeing as It was beat
ing up for rain, put of her journey till the
next day. Itnever says a word, but when
she gets into the coach, dressed up like
ship in full sail, what does do but gets
up on the top and follows her unbsknown
to the railway station" r
Here Lerouge paused, and winksd three
consecutive times at the magistrate, as III.
dicating his extraordinary shrswdness
and penetration. ..gU
lcoNTMuED.l NJ g..
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01

The introduction Of q practically nom
absorbent wall, in buildings, is noticed in a
foreign journal. Over . framework of
strong wires, of about one-eighth of an
inch thick, there is woven by powerful
pressure, Abrous matter, which is satu-
rated with solution that renders It fire.
proof, and after this It is subjected to q
very forcible pressure. A,coating of light
cement Is thenput upon it for inside facing,
and Of Portland cement for the outside.
By this means, the surfaces are made i'm
permeable to moisture, smooth, and easily
washed with water, thus saving the trouble
and cost Of repeated ime-washings.
1t is formed for use, into slabs in iron
frames. these being put together and close
ly and securely fastened With bolts. The
slabs are from one and half to four inches
thick. They are found to serve as superior
paneling for dividing walls and partitions.
Where space is Of Importance, it is claimed
to have the advantage Of enabling a wall to
be made Of not more than one and half to
two inches thioh and yet its quality is said
to greatly deaden sound a' t"I
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01

y. THrbest watches now produced IN Europe
are claimed to be those produced in the
workshops Of the Messrs. LAnge, saxony.
In these, the epicyoloidal curve Of the teeth
Of the wheels and pinions, and the skill ex-
ercised in putting them together, make, It
is claimed, Q depthing that is not sur
passed-this being very important mat
ter, of course; in the construction Of q
train, az all the available power in the
handspring is utilized, so that a spring no
stronger than is actually necessary for q
oorreet.p pstformance Of the escapement may
be used. The ruby pin is fastened per lnA-.
nently into the arm of the balance, which
is left thicker at this place. Tho hair
spring collet fits on s'projection cut out Of
he arm af, the, balance. A There are no
shoulders OF cuttings upon the balance staff,
except at tho pivots. It, is pAinly made,
slightly tapering from one end to the other,
20 that il may be fastened to the balance by
being lightly driven into the hole In the
centre Of tho arm Of the balance. The ease
with which this latter may be done is an i'm
portant improvement in watch construction.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
THE LAND OF PHARAOlFs.

The past lends to Egypt q charm more
enhancing than it's cloudless skies and deli
cious climate. Go where you viii antiquity
meets you at every turn. Around you lie
the ruins of cities whose very names have
been obliterated in the silent march Of the
ages. Before you flows the sacred river
upon whose waves foated centuries sgo the
little ark of the outcast Hebrew infant and
the golden barge Of the gorgeous dAnghter
of the Ptolem:es. Time was when this did
Nile was the highway down which many
successive nations rushed to conquest for
the Ethiopian, the 1Assyrian, the Persian,
the Romap and the Saraoen have all lofded
it in turn iDothis ancient realm Of the
Pharaohs vexed no longer With the
fleets of r1ll lbnarchs, the mighty river
rocks with boring swall the lotus lilies
on its tranquil breast, and its lonely banks,
which have rung 80 often In days gone aby
to the shrill paans Of tziumph, the palms
in the sultry .moohtide throw thsif long
shadows athwart the ruined temples and
colossal statues, grand IN sxecuAon and
faultless in detail, which reveal II stery
outline the perfection to which NE arts Of
architecture and sculpture wars carried in
this their earliest cradle. The soil is
strewed with fragments Of broken columns
and defaced colossal Buried beneath the
drifting sand of the desert lie the glorious
and yet grotesque masterpieces Of the
Egyptian chisel. Serene, grave, majestic, .
with food of harmonious light |
the calm features of the once inscratable
sphinx bk down upon us, IS many CEN
turies ago they looked down in their grand
repose upon the wandering father Of his
tory. Time has pressed lightly on these
Titanic temples and vast tomb places, but
from their shadowy portals the worshippers
have gone forever. Desolate and state
fallen, they open now only to admit the
curious stranger. Com5erI Journal .'
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
~so1ENTIFIC,.,

wHAr n 80 well and favorably known as
Portland cement owes its name to the re.
semblancs the material bears, in color and
ndfe1sdte 70 ths Portland Stone Of Eng.
lind. II u statsd, 1too, a. an, ints,sstias
tact, that though thk, cement was origin
ally manufactured snd introduced pon .
small sSaie, n Europe, rather moro than
Aftyf fyeszsyago,' laek Of appreciation Of its
merits md probably The cost Of produc-
ton prevented its extensive use until with
IN 4bost twenty years. and II now ranks
above Ill other calcareous cements. Itiss
double siHcate of lime and alumina., pro-
duced by artihcially assembling tho proper
proportions Of desirable elements, TO the
exclusion Of the injurious ones always pres
ent in the natural cement stones. While
Roman cement requires only few days for
its manufacture, the Portland occupies two
months or more; it is composed Of chalk
and clay, though limestone, shell, &C., are
used, more or less, as sources Of lime. A
good sample Of the finished cement, on
analysis, should give calcium g., silica %,
alumina 8, md oxide Of ircn4 parts. All
impurities, as sand, vegetable mould, &c.,
are strictly avoided in its composition.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
"sweet For get Mo Not"

This 10 the title of new and magnificent
sorg, with q remarkably pretty waltz chO-
rus, composed by "BOBBY NBwCoMB," OF
minstrel fame. It is sung ny Primrose and
latest, o: Haverly's M1nstrels: Delehanly
and Hengler, of the 'rrony Pastor Troupe;"
Adah Richmond, and other first class ar
tisCs ali over the country. This song will
surely be admired by every body. Prioe
20 cents per copy: can be had rom any
music cealer, or LOm the published.
F.W. HELMICK,
West 4lh St. Cincinnati,O
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01

ACCORDING to the London Engineer,i a
new branch Of industry has sprung mp and
promises considerable advantage. A con-
tractor, has come forward and agreed to
purchase ata good price all the old cotton
waste" . material which, after being used
to clean machinery, has hitherto been
burnt as valueless, and it is thought that
the plan will prove of great convenience to
the Government works and other large fac-
tories. The method pursued in this case il,
to wash the waste in some chemical solu-
ton, which entirely cleanses the cotton Of
grease and other impurities, and, when
dried il is again as 1T for use as whom it
first left the cotton hills. The grease is
clarified with fine oil and tho refuse is sold
to the soap-makerA -. .0. d. /
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01

TIE London Neps describes Q recently
invented and useful little device, namely, a
watch chain measuring instrument, which
will do the work of both rule and measuring
tape. and will measure with accuracy
minute fractions of an inch or the length
of room. To measure any object, Il is
simply necessary to run it over the sur
face, when the distance Is at once Indicated
by the hands, the large hand registering the
inches and fraction of an inch, and the small
hand the feet. Tho device is also con-
yenient for the ready measuring Of dis
tances on maps, however irregular the
route may be. ,x,a
s&1~"~~GRa =.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01

M. TERouEM, French artisan, has
originated a method Of writing on glass
with common or India, ink. The glass is
heated over spirit lamp, or gas, until
steam ceases to be deposited on it, that is
TO say, so to CO. Cent; and varnish,
composed Of eighty grammes o.: alcohol at
95', four grammes of mastic In drops, and
gramme of gutn-sandarac heated to-
gether in flask, is then apl ,lied to the
glass, after the iltsring of the vanish; the
latter is very hard, and beoou les brilliant
and completely transparent bull II applied
cold to the surface Of glass, II remains
Opaque and absorbs ink. A she ct of glass
thus prepared may be written upon with
ink, but must afterward be dipps ID in very
thin gum water. -. 'o.a"w 3D.. q"
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01

A man of genius never seeks applause;
while the little mind of those who have
but small portion of intellect try BY their
vanity and oonceited boastings to build upon
the mental resources Of others their own
fame and reputation. However, II is for
the best for they soon fall to their
proper level--onoe they reach It, they never
rise. D" .f
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01
11-~: cgHIs p!se y 2 eAsLs@ @ s@W~.-->;
lungs, LIVER / BLOOD

=
In the wonderful medicine to which the afflict-
ed are above directed for relief, the discoverer
believes he has combined IN hA7NsOssy more c.
NATURES sovereign curative properties, whicl
God has instilled into the vegetable kingdom
for healing the SICK, than were ever before com.
is found in the great variety OF most obstinate
diseases which It has been found to conquer. In
the euro Of Bronchitis, Severe Coughs,
and the early stages Of COnsu m ptlOn,it It ha"
astonished the medical faculty, and .eminen;
ghsosps \ the greatest medical
est Coughs, It strengthens the system and purf-
fies the blood. By its great and thorough
blood purifying properties, 1t cures all HUI
m 0rs, from the worst ScrOfula to common
Blotch, Pimple, or Eruption. Mercurial
eradicated, and vigorous health and sount.
constitution established. Erysipelas, Salt
rheum, Fever Sores, Scaly or Rough
Skin, In short all the numerous diseases caused
by bad blood, are conquered by this powerful,
purifying, and ipvigorating medicine.
II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have SAL
face or body, frequent headache or Dizziness,
bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chlls alter
mated with hot nushes, low spirits, and gloomy
forebodings, irregular Appetite and tongue
coated. you are suffering from Torpid Liver.
or Biliousnese." In many, cases Of
symptoms are experienced. As q. remedy for
all such cases, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOvery has no equal as 1t effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS At 81 PER BOTTLE.
Prepared by r.. v. PIERCE, M. D., ,s,'s
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-01

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DENTISTRY.
EVERYBODY SURPRISED AT THE
II tremendous reduction at
Dr. sTOUGHTON,s.

Atfull set IS to $40. The Doctor inserts more
tech than any other firm in the United
States, and is rapidly sending his werk to
every dinner table In Christendom, Fill
Ing 75c. to 81. Extracting only 25c. Moth.
Ing but first-class operations performed
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