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National Republican., 1877-09-06

The leading English reviews, like the North
american in this country, are now publishing
articles written by non.litemry men, upon
special topics In regard TO which they have
special information. The consequence is that
they are all changing In character. and are be-
coming hasty political pamphlets, Instead Of
organs Of tho mature and carefully elaborated
opinions Of thorough scholars and trained
thinkers. We regret 10 see snoh change In
the character Of these publications. We have
too much crude thought already without hav::
ing the staid quartcrlics join In the work Of
adding to the stock.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
PRESIDENT HAYES KEEPS COOL.

President Hayes is getting the better Of his
critics. lie keeps cool and that Is fine he pursues
his way steadily and firmly. and that Is better
cans who disagree with him. he said: These pco-
pie do not comprehend that mean Just what ! say.
II is my business TO take care Of the administra.
tion of the Government. The people will take care
OF the politics. II the civil service Is thoroughly
purified In Now York there will be no trouble in
the rest Of the country" which shows that the
President understands things pretty we'll lie Is
oyidcn ty getting the upper hand.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
LITERATURE,

"Theo," love story, BY Mrs. Frances Hodg.
son Burnett, author OF That Lass o Lowriss,''
which has recently attracted 50 much attention. is
phia. ior Immediate publication. 'aTheo'' will be
In cloth and paper cover, and the authors name
will secure for II an extensive and rapid sale.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

IN ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY MILLER.
upon whom dcvoivcs the onerous and delicate
duty Of protecting the pubic Interests In the
Police Court, we have an official Of whom the
community may justly foel proud. Quiet,
modest and unassuming. ho Is always at his
post, discharginp his duties honestly, fearlessly
aud eonscicntiousiy. We have watched Mr..
MiLLER's course for some time, and In paying
this tribute 10 his worth wa but reiterNts the
sentiment of those who have had business in
the Police Court.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

THE District Commissioners have recalled all the
special assssmebts issued against property or ini.
provemen; Of alleys for the purpose Of revision. II
any errors cSis, they desire 10 correct them bcfor
further progress l. made.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

THE Judgments by default taken yesterday In
volved an amount exceeding $4,000 Proceeding,
Of this character going abroad might have the
effect Of making people believe that the credit oi
this community Is detefiorating which Is untrue,
National Republican., 1877-09-06

JUSTICE OLTE, considering his inarmities, expe'
dites business with astonishing speed Ho not only
sat on the bench during the session OF the Equity
Court ysstsrday but held special term Of the Cir
cult Court to hear eases In which Jury was not
feauifad
National Republican., 1877-09-06

THERE Is hardly Northern State In which the
voters osnnot take their choice OF half dozen
tickets
National Republican., 1877-09-06

WHILE the Republicans Of France were unfortu
nate In losing THiERs as their leader In the present
crisis, they soem likely 10 have sanicient good
sonss To agree upon Mr. GREvy as his successor,
He is an eminent lawyer and has always been II
arm and consistent Republican
National Republican., 1877-09-06

PRoF. JEvoSs, the distinguished English political
econ0mst Is To address the Social Science Congress
al Saratoga. on tho silver question His views will
he awaited with interest,
National Republican., 1877-09-06

PAREsrs will hnd Boys school Suits Of every
description, al Astonishing low pric0s, at KatLen-
slelus ., 80 50yonth stroo,.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
HE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING.

the public good. And the Democratic party In the
South might profit By the example. A general
shaking up might do ID no real harm. and great
deal Of good to the community,
National Republican., 1877-09-06

TUE Scotch lake particular delight In honorini
GRANT as distinguished man Of their own race
National Republican., 1877-09-06
Brother, husband, Gope beiore,
10 that sweet heavenly shore:
We do not now grieve for you,
For the Lori GOd ia thoro ton.

-.-- ..a fRoh A COMPANION In ARha
tFrederlcksburk. Va, Papers please cQpy.l
BoPP-on Tuesday, September L ISL al 80 A. m,
Ms JAse Dorr, rriict OF the iats Frederick G. Bopf
fanefsi @ viii isEe psSs sSs Ss s' asoon ut o'clock
from the rcSdcuce OF her daughter, Mrs E Bohn iii
street northeast Friends and relatives Of the iAm-
lily are respectfully Invited TO attend.
CLEAR-On "Wednesday. September >, at SO p,
m, LlLIin HkLES, youngest daughter OF A. W. and
Notice Of funeral In evening papers.
BRFsSN HAN.-suddeuly, on Tuesday, September
4, 1871, nt = O'clock, MARoARkr BRksN kHAS, In the
foIty-elgith year Of her age
lie. funeral viii nss nso, iron, her residence, on
west Her relatives md friends Arr most respect.
ber o. ..00 - -
LYoNs.-Tuesday morning. September T. 1877. AZ
ter long aud painful ilne-a Ia the Styanh yesT Of
Washington,
The remains will be taken from the residence Of his
son,in.nw, John Moran, No " street nortbwest TO
~, Aloysi,is' church, where Requiem Msss viii be
the family nre invh-i.
MCKENSA.-On Wednesday. September s. Is77, al
10 = M, LisnA Y. ~. only child Of J. ". and L. q
MSkepnn aged eleven mouths and twenty eight days
Funeral from the corner OF Tenth and q streets
south, Friday, AT II an
soIl.in.lnw, col. H. r. CTsinpton, near Knoxville
Frederick county, ND, Col. HEsRY DUNLOP, In tht
seyenty-ninih year ofhis age.
BR0wN.-On September s. 1877, ut O'Clock, Co
LnMBt,s Bnows, nged 6rty-two years.
Ths Funeral VIII Iske plsce to.norrow afternoon q
west Friends and relatives respectfully invited
to attend.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

JusrIoE HUMPHREYS yesterday, In his decision In
habsaI corpus case, rather surprised q ship cap
tain when he told him 70 bring his vessel back 10
ths port from Alexandria, Va, W 10 libeled, As
the osaft nov oul Of th1 Jurisdiction Of thb court
National Republican., 1877-09-06
MARRIED.

POND-POLAND.-On the 4th instant Mr. wM
q. Pos D and Miss HADDIK n, PoLASb, both OF this
city by Tie Rsy Mr.. Nayior. Of the Fsys,ie Arsss
National Republican., 1877-09-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finsacs.

wAsHrorox. September 1877
Il Nw TS5k S d- o,S Sp'cnsy va; ,o,,T ss'y od q
;. .0oyernmens bonds Arm at the following quota
Lions:
National Republican., 1877-09-06
Stocks stronger.

Stocks stronger.
the active stocS. as teiesrapSed to IL b. Cooke IT,.
Co., from the New York stock Exchange
National Republican., 1877-09-06

1t I, safe to bcIev. that the captain will keep hcr
beyond IT, r..
National Republican., 1877-09-06
State bonds active.
IA raroI,p. A An Al

The following are the closing rates for state securl
Ties, as telegraphed from the New York Stock ES
change:
National Republican., 1877-09-06

IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
For the copvenience Of properly owners and tag.
payers, have estab!whed an VfFSE ~ no 9is II
ing and & street. ..--.-z
or IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENTS and the col
lection OF claims for damages to real estate. old
IMPROVEMENT TAKES paid at . large dis
Information relative to the general. special and
personal tar laws cheeffuliy and freely Exen
sepi.im WllLlAA DlGks0E.-
National Republican., 1877-09-06

NEw LAW BOOKS.
LITTLE. BROWN co.
WILL rUgLIsH IN sEPIENBEG
ANaELL ON wATERCoURsEs Seventh sditIon.
L6WEILs DISTRICT AND CiRCUTT REPoRTs.
sTEfiIEsst DIGEST or THE LAW. OF EvI.
American caves, by John W May. limo.
O1"rOS REpORrS Vol ~, Cases argued end
adJudged Ia the surteme Court OF the United sta'ts
LATELY PUBLIsHED.
AHoELI ON COMMON CARRIERS. Finh edition
Revised and enlarged 1y John I;nthrop syo.
Fhs ye,ns on nay IeceiSed % srrs sddoms caesea
ing a hundred rage, In ali, embracing large mum
ber Of new TITLES, which will render u Tar more com
piete than In tue former editions. The aim Of the
author las been to devote this volume exclusively
to the settlement Of Estates"
zN wAsHISeros srrEEr. BosroS. ses.2t
HOWARD UNIVERSITY. REV. W W. PATTEN
Law and Theoioxical Departments will open sepien.
ber u, and the Medical Department October l. ISL
sesM N j. H. JOHNSON, Secretary.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
DIED.

RRUCE.zRosrsT J. Bnucs. son Of ths late James
oS Ia q ~ Eng y SsoISi Elk q aes %s
sSs e ,pG Im the Ins ~. b ss'yss
NM WIN pda sysase ,Srs isih Nav. is md from
he dad. he was loved and respected by all, wAl
noted for his sterling virtues and died pefectly re
signed, to me above the loved ones who have sons
befrr. He has awakened In the arma or the Lord on
OF The long sleep Of misery Oh earth.
/ Brothsr, husband, gone before,
To that sweet heavenly shore:
uys No., 'fr..
National Republican., 1877-09-06
Securities

The following are the buying and selling rates tor
nnXnrnnenl aacnIlllaa.
National Republican., 1877-09-06

THIS WHOLE PAPER COULD Bs, FILLED
w ,:RSLs sbn q Y; EoES sHeIss .S, q Sks BUS
Kidney and Nervous Troubles weakneas and De
billy 4 z an unfAlins oure. % ou. V Vssey T. iyl
National Republican., 1877-09-06
LOST AND FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

w eighteen years old, lust arrived ffom Europe.
well educated; perfect in the English, German Itai
ian and the three Scandinavian languages; book
keeping and oorrespondence. SALARY no object, Api
set@ totS Eleventh street northwest
National Republican., 1877-09-06

scTiPlIoni brass and fRoN tksriSos, RofL
PLATE IRON, OF all dimensions, have the only
large FQRoE for heavy shAftlng, Ac., la New York
city. REPAIRS made % sIpsdltl6lsy. jyis
National Republican., 1877-09-06
ROOMS FOR RENT.

An odp,rti,enent taserted IN M, department 70 ~
only proper method Of gsey renting your rOOni' dM
thereby prev1innp ne dsfdcinp NJ yoW hou" nnh
plocdid, by proper rondsnsnfion potr odtsffsemen
sny b. oot Inio fro lines coaIp hocnp eern FOR edeh
bissfffOn
National Republican., 1877-09-06

EoR RENT-roR sA AND 80 IN THE COOL
the Capitol, tSre new Sios hcasss tGres sores nine
reon,s bay wind9sa AZ ~, WY "a Al Ihs modsr.
No, 10 and Is Federal building, CORNER Of and sey
enth streets. lel5-H
EIoR RENT-LARGE STORE, NO. <6i rESNsYL-
II vAhis avenue northwest oorner -Four. .and-s-
half street, A, B. DUvALl, corner -Four and q half
street and Louisiana avenue. Ap9-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
TALMAGE ON CALAMITIES.

The Rev. DeWAtt Talmagc lectured last evening ut
the Brooklyn Tabernacle HIS address, in the main.
had florence the recent developments Of raudu-
lcncy in the mana gcment OF insurance companies:
but at the conclusion, he devoted short period to
the consideration OF the Barclay street calamity and
tho lessons 1t should teach.
The earlier part Of tho lecturers remarks wus FREE
quently interrupted with applause; but all the con-
GLIDING portion, which referred TO tho accident az
Greenlelas factory, was received amid breath
less silence which showed how docp imy
preston OF awe pcrvaded tho congregation Mr..
Talmage said, clark the click OF the shovel Dig
gng for the dead omong the bricks that hcaped
on Barclay street! The force OF u boiler explosion
ing under the ruins-God knows how many-unior-
tunate men anu boys and girls. ! see the smoke
ascending in huge black masses from that
fearful plo OF demolished masonry, but
lacerated bodies ana hearts, and the agones OF sus-
pense endured by those inquring for The missing.
On let US who had unbroken iamllies TO gather
round our tables THU evening thank The Lord for his
mercy u.s. let not forget TO pray that he will
pour balm into the wounds OF these sufferers. Tho
tendency is up the lesson Was The engineer
CON petenr? Was tho boiler strong enough? Was
there In tho pace? These points must
be determined by the proper authorities
TAKE COURAGE.
But those questions do not involve the most serious
lesson. When or wnere are we sale? Are wo safe ut
work. or on sea, tho Railroad on the sidewalk,
the mountain top2 some OF these people Killed
as they wased along tho street; some were at work.
Every week chronicles now dlsaster at sea or on
the railroad. There IS not sale spot on the
globe. What to dor Must We thon live
In state Of nervous anxletyY Must We put ON lie
prescryer to cross Jerry and 10 travel be
cause We run risk? No. This would DC cowarciy
and contemplate The real solution OF such uilem-
ma IS 10 become dependent OIL accidents We should
hide ia God, SO THAT His omnipresence may always
from disaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22

Mr.. William +. Gookn, well known and respected
resident of Port Henry, came to New York on No
vcmbcr 2S trip partly Of business and partly Of
pleasure. lie put up at tho Albcmarlc Hotel Broad
way, near Twenty fourth street, AMI entered into
communication with his friends. He was expected to
return Port Henry about December Z On that day,
about lt-past six L. H., he paid his bill al the
hotel aud let, carrying his valise himself. He has
not siLce been heard from aud no Glow
remains as 10 his movements alter leaving tho hotel.
Mr. Gooxin is eng ,gcd in the ircighlng and coal and
iron business His Affairs said to be in perfectly
sound condition. he was apparently successful III
the transactions concerning which he came TO this
city. He s abont nifty years 81 age, ana was ~ tho
best health aud spirits On the day OF his disappear
He Is not supposed 10 have had any considcra-
bio sum OF money about him, ana no motive can DO
:nu he'd suicide, aUscondiDg or murder. HIS
aud his son-n-iaw, Mr.. Murdoch, have communicated
with the police the Morgue Keeper Out SO far
clew has discovered that can solve the mystery
OF his disappearance. He about live feet eleven
inches in ncignl. oil medium build dark hair and
had Il thin aud prominent features. lie wore q
dark suit Of clothes when he lett the hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22

Mayor Ely yesseis-g received a letter from Mr.
Jacob j. siorcr Of No ~ Lafayette place, New York,
~ relation disposss Of the street refuse, which
says ~ learn IRON the public press that the annual
cost OF tho city Of New York or disposng Of the
collected ashes, street sweepngs and garbage
sl25, co., ana that much opposition aud difficulty is
experienced in making TINS final disposition. Tho
asnes and sweepngs which we now thrown away as
OF value would II separately from tho garbage, DO
the best OF material for inng lots. and be worth to
city, Tor or sale, from 500 900 TO $1,000
per annum.
9. hereby olcr to take all the ashes, street Sweep
ings and garbage, 10 separate the garbage and
cremate u unoiensively, and 10 return TO tho
city tho clean ashes aud sweeplDgs worth, as
ABOVE stated, lromis2oo 900 $3.50 600 year, pro-
vided the city Will me Tor tho work sloO OoO per
annum and will make contract with me from live to
ten years duiatiou or am prepared 10 demonstrate
the economy efficiency oil my process W several
weeks work, and 10 sell the right TO the city an
agreed valuation The works could be in operation in
sixty DAYS alter the signing OF tho contract Saiisac.
tory BINDS would DO Rven ior the fullmclt OF the
contract pLrt.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
THE RAILWAY CONFERENCE.

The consideration Of The question Of East bound
freight occupied. yesterday, the attention OF tho
representatives OF the great railroads, who held pro.
ongea conference At the ST. Nicholas Hotel IN this
CITY Tho object OF the conference was to establish q
uniform scale of remuneratvc rates for reghts com.
ing toward the East, and also enforce their obscrv
ance on all The roads. AT the meeting there were
present j. n. Mccullough, OF tho Pitts6ur4, Cincin
natl ana ST. Louis Railroad; John Newell OF inc Lake
Shore aud Michigan Southern Railroad; John King
Jr, oil the Baltimore and ONO Railroad IL. Is. Led
yard, Of tue Michigan Coutrl Railroad, j. IL. Deve-
rcux, OF the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad A.
L. Hopkins, VI tho Wabash Valley Railroad; j. c.
Mem un, OF the Chicago Alton Railroad; John Il.
simpson, OF the Vandalia Railroad; Hugh j. Jowctt,
OF the Erie Railway and John Garrett, OF tho Balt-
more and Ohu Railroad
The proceedings were held with closed doors and
adjourned a four O'Clock, subject to tho call OF the
Chairman The conferences Will next assemble in some
Western city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22

investigation Of tho Of tho nre he proposes
await the developments OF the next
few days before taking any steps IN tue
matter. He intends. or course TO summon
as witnesses such OF the building and passers
BY likely throw any light on the disaster bnt
no has yet been unable 10 prepare any list or take
any action would facilitate an earlier nvestigas
tion than tho formal one he proposes 10 institute
LAST NIGHTS SEARCH FOR THE DEAD.
II was a wierd and gloomy spectacle the searching
for the dead. At nightfa the dremen built two large
boprcs on Barclay street, and by tho light thus OBJ
tanned lhe work of digging was continued Fifty
laborers we're employed and divided into gangs, each
under The command OF fireman Slowly but steadily
they worked with plckaxe and shovel Nocommands
seemed necessary each man appeared to feel solemn
DUTY imposed upon to clear away his share OF the
mountain Of ruins and reach any unfortunate victim
buried beneath All the whilo u solitary stream
was kept playing upon tho heated bricks
through the assures OF which there frequently
sprung blush fame caused by the escaping gas. The
work OF digging was confined many to the ruins OF the
store tho belief being that the victims
wero there rather than on either sido BY midnight
tho workman had far succeeded In clearing away the
debris in that part OF the ruins II looked
like valley between two hills. An immense pile,
however still remains TO be removed before II can
safely be said there no further uniortunates
undiscovered. The work at night proved unsuccess-
fu so far as finding any more BODIES was concerned
AL nine O'Clock some OF the laborcrs dragged outa
portion OF woman's dress, but diigcnt soarcn JAILED
find any temains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
ALLEGED ABDUCTION OF A WIFE.

Nichoas Paaum has brought an action against his
brothcr-inaw. Joseph Frankel, to recover $4,000
damages for loss OF the society and services OF his
wife, whom he alleges abducted or Influenced 10
leave INN By the defendant Tho plaintiff rcsaes in
PORT Jcrvis, in orange county, case was sct
down Tor trial ia that place. Yesterday a motion
made on the part OF tho defendant before Justce
GILBERT, in the Kings County Supreme court change
the place oil tra TO Now York, but the Judge denied
the motion. IL was alleged by the defendant that tho
paintin il.treated his wife, who defendants sis
ter, aud during plaintiffs absence he removed her
. died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
lOtul ffuo
WILL THE INSURANCE BIZ PAID.

The insurance companies yesterday were very reti-
cent as TO their intentions reference TO tho
liquidation OF Mr.. GrocDncd's losses IL was under
stood that they were quietly making an invcstiga-
ilUu Of the facts OF tho case, and that II
1t should out at the Coroncrs inquest that Mr
Greenfield purposely dc1od the warnings OF his eng
ncer leaving broken pipe or fue unrcpaired Tor
the sake of little more gam In his business
they would probably refuse 10 pay his losses
Representatives OF several insurance companies
who we're visited In reference TO this report
were all thoroughly Don-committa. stating mat they
could reach no definite resolution unt the of
the disaster ard all the attending circumstances had
been thoroughly revealed They believe that sucn
result DO rtavcly attaincd until the Coro-
ner's inquest has been neld.
THE FIRE MARsHAL's MOVEMENTS
Fire Marshal Sheldon has as yet began no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
FATAL DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81, 1877.
BY the explosion ola dynamite cartrdgein the tunnel
OF the Gunpowder Water Works, in Baltimore county,
on Wednesday night, Augustus Daniels, colored was
killed, Thomas Porter dangerously and Michael o'Neil
and Jerry eary slightly injured. The men wero drill
ing in the shalt for purpose blasting when they
accidentally upon dynamite cartridge used
among others in making former blast, out winch
had tailed, for some reason, to explode ut that tme
Daniels clothing nearly all torn from his person.
his skull was fractured and also an arm and leg
He lived about hour and half after the injury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
SHOE FACTORY DESTROYED.

SouTH BRAIyTREE, Mass, Dec. 2l 1877.
Last night the large three story shoe factory OF P.
N. Copeland Co. was burned, with its contents,
including $40 900 worth of machinery, $500 sides Of
solo leather together with large quantity OF finished
and partly made goods patterns, lasts, &c Loss,
$50 700 $50 600. Insurance-on building, 81, 500;
on stock and machinery, $4,000. One hundred hands
arc thrown out OF employment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
Rich ia said to have been

IfVTVf5tH0s OOHfPHHys WV
York, wnicn Will ABOUT cover their 'oas Messrs.
nj from $3.50 600 500 00O The total Insurance on
their buildings aud stock amounts TO Sl21,OOO.
THO Columbia insurance Company neid a 81, 900
noncy on the furniture OF James En- aish, who
ps,ded IN the double house, Nos. 10 and 81 Barclay
4 w Little, of Nos. 2+1 and 243 Greenwich
street suffered some loss IRON water, which Will
amount 10 about 50, 900 The adjacent building No.
o:, 4 20 belongs 10 tho firm. They are insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
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SINKING OF A TUGBOAT.

The tugboat John Halliard sank yesterday at the
foot OF Baltic street. Brooklyn tho boiler having over
flowed while taking III water. Patrick Dwycr was the
captain and owner.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01
The title of Ghazi, which has been

conferred on. Mukhtar' and Osmen-Ra-
chas, is one Of great distinction, and is
rarely bestowed on d subjectof Turkey.
1t is q matter of record that it is nearly
three hundred years since any individa-
al was selected for such anhonor. In the
sixteenth century, during the great wars
of the Turks and Western Europe, it
was conferred on one or two occasions.
The last time it was bestowed in mod
ern days was upon the fortress Of Shum-
la, which is always designated in official
documents as Ghazi Shumla. This for
tress has been besieged twenty-seven
times, and has never been captured.
The titleis conferred on cities and for
tifcations and their successful defend
erS. I'D. .l.f.r .fft.f ftfg 900 Ufa la Taitrfl
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01
vEGET|NE. ....
EFN- .a.uoIuf fl
Purifies the Blood, Reno
Yates and Invigorates
the Whole System.
Its Medical Properties are Altera.
tive, Tonic, Solvent and Dluretlc.
Reliable Evidence.

Mr.. a. R STEVENS: - =.
Dear Sir-I will most cheerfully
add my testimony to the great mum.
Der you have already received In favor
Of your great and good medicine,
'vEGETINE, for do not think enough
can be said in It's praise; for I was
troubled over thirty years with that
dreadful disease, Catarrh, and had
such bad coughing-spells that Il
would seem as though I never could
breathe any more. and vRaETINR has
cured me /; and I do feel to thank God
all the time that there Is SO good q
medicine as VEGETINE, and ALSO
think 1t one Of the best medicines for
coughs, and weak, sinking feelings at
the stomach, and advise everybody to
take the VEGETINE,. for / can assure
them 1t Is one Of the best medicines
that ever was.
Mrs. L GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut Sts.,
Cambridge, Mass.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01

nyseo f. BROWNS Adv4 IL Foor 1,A1r11iEs.' - '
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-01

ST. Lob1s lawyers do not button their
coats so as to let their, bosom bulge, but
they comb their front hair high above
the forehead, The effect on the jury is
much more powerful than, that of the
bold bosom.-COurter-J Journal.