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 Its Ingredients are so skiIfully combined that thsfs sfull alteratiye effect of each is 'a9snfed, and while l. IS so mild as to hs. harmless even to children, it is stftI'ss effeetual as 10 purge out from the, system those impurities and cOrrlipiions which develop into loathsome- disease.
 The reputation il enioysis is derived from its cures, aIid the confidence ', "hi9u i,ithninetlt 2sng sleians all over fhe country repose in it proves their experience of its usefulness.
 Certificates attcsting it's virtues have ascunallated, and. arc. con ftantly being received, agd as..many nf these scases arc pubHaiv known. They furnish convincing evidence of the supe7ar,y of this sarsaparilla pscr every other alternative medicine. go generally is it's superiority to any other mediGipe kBaTH that Ye need no n9 Hqre ib3g 10 ass4fe the public lhas inc best qualities it has eyer possessed eo strictly t maintained. l
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GrlM CAre iA .Snnuatnck. Conn

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 Of Norwich, Conn, The World Rsnewasd,
 ClairpoyaRt HySieian
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 Of 20 ysars' fEe' e, alsa
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 This Is to certify that have been sick | len months from Nervous Dcqlriry, and | had given up a.i hope 0l ever being any | heIivr "Hs advised 10 Cunsult Dl i Fi,hc. lie described my diseases with | 'ul as"lls me Il qlCSuun, and m0w ! nave taken nm!y one m"Hlh'S medlfIne . and have !. Crivcd great Uencl and icrl ! like pew being
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Ayers - SarSaparilla

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CONSUME TOMAS HMA, BRONCHITIS,

Nttallh, nd all Tn oIt D Lupg Afcrt0n,: aI.o q Fu,t!'r "ni Radical Cure ,or Nsiyous bebildy tul all &tr ous Complaints, after having o. oughy tGNteJ is aOnLsruu eulIt.ye Fow rs 10 lhJuN"nds nt ca~es. tcr.s II hlE du,y to natc il kroHh [" hl, sHn. .r.na fellows AGluatcd Ly th.s mo!We, Il i rcnscl,nno Is dc~r. tu relieve hum . h 'rlHl, Ar al, arn tH l. Q! ,uaHOE Q u 50 ,.-.r- ii u,- ;tr it. aii,. ..i. d rr oh rp c."En- anIsuc e.-. lilly d-l.g g l.; " l,- turn Hll.l Ly tdGrrsslu; Wit -t mp, nu.nlns ihI, ! slor DI. j. r. FOUNTAIN.
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CON s J M ? II ] \
CURED.

An old Ulys,ci n retired from active practice. r"N n hfo ltIgs. .u AI7 .r.ds by n f-s,t ln,!it HH'r n fly lie 10 lulra oi a Vegetable Remedy i". lnr si.r Uy and pcIiIt.cul r. uI
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After four years practice in Bridge port, pr Smith challenges any physi. clan to show better record as regards cures made and permant teei nothing of transient nature.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08
st. Nicholas for August

Follows close upon the superb isaue
for May, that so ftlY heralded the
Spring. 1t is capital Midsummer
Holiday numbers feature in chill
dren's magazines, which st. Nicho-
las was the frst to bring out. Spe.
cially adapted to the wants and long
ings that prevail in summer weather,
it is full to the brlm OF refreshment
and interest, and sparkles like cool
water from deep well. Its array
Of great and familiar names speaks
of high quality as well of variety and
attractiveness.
Henry w. Longfellow,''the foremost
of American poets. has In this mum.
ber poem OF which the form and
spirit are alike admirable. and ap.
propriate for st. Nicholas. As 3
special contribution, it is evidence
of the appreciation given to the mag.
azine in the highest circles.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08

It is intimated that the vacancies
created in the National Republican
Committee by the resignation of
sundry Federal off1ce-holders will
not be filed There will be nothing
of consequence for the committee to
do for three years to come. II is ar
gued by those interested that the
Presidents ideas of civil service re-
form will be materially modified by
that time, and that those who have
resigned can then be reinstated in
their positions without objection.
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The Midsummer Holiday
Scribner.

In pursuance oE the custom intro
du ced last year by Scribner's Month
ly. the August number is issued as o
holiday number. Among the material
brought forth to yindicate this title
are illustrated papers on the follow
ing subjects 'North American
Grouse" by Charles f. Whitehead /;
:. Canadian Sports" dealing chiefly
with Lacrosse. Snow-shoeing and
Toboganing. by DIR. Beers babes
In the Wood" an account OF q trip
through the Maine forests to Canada
in q birch-bark canoe. made by the
family of the author. Mrs. Hoyt. who
is daughter OF the late ChieC-Jus-
tice Chase; aud q fourth paper on
"a Railroad in the Clouds" by Maj.
J. Z. Montgomery. describing the
highest railway in the world. which,
by the way. was built by American
enterprise. There is also a horse
back reverie on "The Old Boston
Road" by e, S. Medal lwho has just
been re-appointed 70 the place on
the American legation at London,
which he held undar Mr.. Motley.
and John Burroughs has one OF his
characteristic talks on "Strawber-
ries."
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After partalxing of a choice rePast.
from q table which groaned under
luxury. we retired to bed. but not to
sleep.-seated at the window en-
joying reflections. which, such
period naturally inspired. Night is
far advanced; the last lingerer in
tie street has gone to his dwelling;
every noise hushed. save the watch
dogs honest bark, put an end to my
meditation, and as you con over
this. call to mind the beautiful and
vivid description Virgil gives in the
Enead OF the Trojan wanderer at
the mouth Of the cave. Dor.
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Chickens Coming Home to ROost.


During the last days of Grants
administration, when he was hesita-
ting whether to decide in favor of
Nichols or Packard. the doughty
governor of Pennsylvania, John F..
Hartranft, catering to prejudices,of
his party and appealing solely to
brute force. sent pompous tele-
gram to Grant offering to farnish
$4,000 volunteers to suppress the
white people of Louisiana. This
was paraded over the North as evil
dence that Pennsylvania had loyal
governor to stand by the government.
which is generally understood in that
section to be the Republican party.
The offer was not acted upon. Hayes.
came in and finally removed the sup
port Of the troops from Packard, and
Nichols became governorde de facto
as we'll as de jure., In view. of re-
cent events in Pennsylvania some
sarcastic individual sends the fol>
lowing squib to the Chicago Times
New ORLEANS. July %.
To his Excellency John F. Hartranft,
Governor of Pennsylvania:
Your noble offer but a short time
back to send $4,000 men to,suppress
and crush the people Of Louisiana
has not been forgotten by ber sons;
and now, finding you are in trouble
to manage your own difficulties, don't
you think you had better call on the
White League of Louisiana, as they
may prove gentlemen instead of
renegades, as you once called them?
think they can teach your military
how to stand fire. instead Of running
like they have done at Pittsbnrg. 97e
as A Loyal LoUISIANIAN.
We have no inclination to call up
disagreeable memories further than
may be deemed necessary OCCASION
ally in vindicating our own much
abused and slaudered section.
While all the troops in the South
have been removed to keep the peace
up North; while the great highways
of commerce and business centers OF
the North have been held by mobs
for days, defying alike Federal au-
thority and State governments. the
South has been quiet and law -abid-
ing. If we were such people as re-
presented to be by the Radical press
we would take advantage Of the oc-
casion to disregard the laws aud
show contempt, if not defiance. for
Federal authority. It is to be hoped
that our Northern friends will here
after attend to their own domestic
affairs and conclude that the South
has been right and the full capacity
to exercise the same privileges un-
disturbed. Every little disturbance
in this section has been magnified
into great affair, growing out of
the alleged lawlessness of the peo-
pie and the brutal spirit which
brought on the rebellion against the
best government the world ever saw.
1t was thus that the Northern heart
was fred. and elections carried, and
strife perpetuated from year to year
by reckless leaders. Henceforth it
lie reasonable to hope that these men
will have no influence upon the
popular mind for evil purposes, and
that the masses will understand each
other better.-Menphts Ledger. se'
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08

~ General Toombs is Bourbon
all the way through-Bourbon pol
itically and socially. He introduced
a resolution in the constitutional con-
vent ion of Georgia to repeal the
prohibition against dueling, and
found thirty-eight Bourbonie follow.
ers. But the good sense of the con-
vention, as represented by one hum
dred and nineteen votes. was against
him.-AUalallche
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08
MARX THESE FACTS.
The Tsstinlo1y of the Whole World.

The Testimony of the Whole World
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
81 had no appetite; Honoways Pills give me
hearty one !"
''Your Pills are marvellous"
at send for another box, and keep them in the
house =l5
''Dr. Holloway has cured my headache that was
chronic"
fI gave one of your Pills to my babe for cholera
mOrbus. The dear little thing got wei in a day"
"My nausea OF morning Is now cured.
tfYOur box of HollOwaY's Ointment cured me OF
noise iu the head. I rubbed some of your Oint-
Inent behind the ears, and the noise has left.D
"Send me two boxes; want one for poor fam
ily."
''I enclose dollar; your yrice is IS cents, but
the medicine to me is worth dollar"
t'Send me five boxes Of your Pills"
tiLet me have three boxes of your Pills by return
mail for Ch1lls aud Fever - .--
1 have over 200 snch testimonials these, but
wand of space cOmpels me to conclude.
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A KANSAS STORY.
An Ex-COnvict Breaks up a Happy
Family by Inducing a Wife to
ElODe with Him. aafer

E1Ope WITH HIM. aatfs
The part of Leavenworth county
lying contiguous to and in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the State Peni1
tentiary is very much excited over q
scandal of recent development, and
the participants therein being aa ex-
convict and young. pretty. but
foolish wife, Some time ago, DUR
ing the early part of the winter, a
young man, Of fine address, but laxi-
ty or morals, was discharged from
the Hotel de Hopkins. He sueeeed-
ed in securing work at farm house
near the prison, out the family dis
covering his proneness to avoid the
truth. and general disinelination TO-
be avirtuous, concluded to part with
him, and did so at the earliest OPP
poptunity. Another farmer in that
neighborhood. being in need of a
hand upon his domain, sent his
young and pretty wife over to the
neighbor who had previously en-.
ployed the ex,convict, in search ofia
laborer. and the aforesaid young
wife, Notwithstanding The character
of the youthful ex-convict. concluded
to engage him. 1t was evident from
the very first that the young wife was
interested in the new hand. but sas-
pieion was not fully reused to the
fact until the two began to take bug
gy rides together, and otherwise
made known that there was some
thing more between them than should
exist between mistress and servant.
In order to prevent scandal the twain
or the wife, at least, persuaded the
latter's sister to accompany them
upon their rides, and thus matters
went on until the husband, who was
not ofa nature to easily find fault,
concluded shat he couldn't stand it
any longer. and consequently for
bade his consort to have anything
further to ito with the festive Jail
bird. She fled a demurrer TO this
and announced her intention of hav-
ing her own way. The husband ap-
peaIed to his wife's sister, and af-
ter informing her of the true ehar;le-
ter of the man whom she had been
gaIlanting around. she had her eyes
opened and joined the husband in
endeavoring to induce the wife TO
change her course. The latter, how
ever, was determined. and the hus-
band, in order to bring the crisis to
q pass. gave her to understand that
the next time she went riding with
his jail-birdship that he (the husband)
would riddle him (the ex-eonvicD
with shot. This had a salutary ef-
feet for two or three days, for the
wife we'll knew her husband would
keep his word. But the infattiation
was too strong. and about a week
ago she bid goodbye to her home
and friends and eloped with the OBJ
ject of her affection. And thus en-
deth a sad but o'er true tale .ALea-
Vena0oyth Times. 4 ss-ft fa
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Ten Thousand Dollars for a
Drink of Water. .a..

In one of the hotly-contestedl
fights of Virginia. during the war. a
federal officer fell in front of the
Confederate breastworls. While
lying there, wounded and crying for
water. a Confederate soldier (James
Moore. Of Burke county, N. C.,) de-
clared his intention of supplying
him with drink. The bullets were
flying thick from both sidess and
Moore's friends endeavored to dis
snad e him from such a hazardous
enterprise. Despite remonstance
and dang er, however. Moore leaped
the breast works. canteen in hand.
reached the wounded enemy and
gave him drink. The federal under
a sense of gratitude for the timely
service, took out, his gold watch and
offered it to his benefaetor but it was
refused. The officer then asked the
name of the man. who had brayed
such danger to sueeor him. The
name was given. and More returned
unhurt to his position behind the
embankment. They saw nothing
more of each other. Moore was
subsequently wounded and lost a
limb in one of the engagements in
Virginia, and returned to his home
in Burke county. A few days ago
he received communication from
the federal soldier to whom he had
given . "cup of cold water " on the
occasion alluded to. announcing that
he had settled on him the sum Of
$4,000, to be paid in four ANNUAL
instalments Of $4,000 each. Inves-
tigation has established the fact that
lLere is no mistake or deception in
the Raleigh Meas. aH
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About a year ago the Rev. j. 4

About year ago the Rev. j. A.
Ray. OF Buffalo. got pretty badly
hurt in sleeping-car on the Penn
sylvania railroad. and jury awarded
him the other day SIC. 900 damages.
How a fellow could get hurt ten thou
sand dollars worth these hard times
witho ut being killed it is difficult to
see. There are men in this world
who would lose two or three legs for
that much money.
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The MOrristpVH Gazette.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 8, 1877.
Owen Brown. son of old "Ossawat-
tomie," lives alone on the island OF
Gibraltar, in Pnt-in-Bay.

The C0ssrier-Journdl says: !: Let us tell
the farmers again, for the we don't know
the how ofteneth time, that the surest
way to keep the dogs from killing their
sheep is to swap their sheep off for dogs
and let the dogs kill somebody else's
sheep. We hate to be eternally ham
mering this thing into peoples minds.
but it " ill have to be done, it seems
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature of ] Hay
DOCK, agent for the United States surrounds
each box of Pills, and Ointment, A handsome re-
ward will be given to any one rendering such in
formation may lead 20 the detection OF any par
ty parties counterfeiting the medicines vend-
ing the same, knowing them to be spurious.
= Sold the mandatory sf Professor HoLLO-
WAY & Co., New York, and by all respectable drug
gsts and dealer in medicine throughout the civiiz-
each.
There is considerable saving by taking the lar
ger sizes.
N B.-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder affixed to each box.
Office, 112 Liberty Street,
New York.
Nov, 29-Y6. I'm.
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A Prominent candidate for Door
keeper of the Honse has loOmed up
in the person Of Capt. e. Merrill. .
practiciag lawyer of Greenwood,
Miss. and an ex.Captain of the Con-
federate service. He is said to start
out with the solid support of the
Mississippi and Kentucky delega
tions.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08

Knoxville Chronicle: New wheat
is being shipped in large quantities
from all stations on the East Tennes.
see, Virginia &c Georgia railroad to
New York, Baltimore and other Eas-
tern markets, this season. This is
rather a reversal of the order OF
things. as our wheat has, heretofore.
all went to Southern markets.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08
For StOmachs Out of Order.

No medicine win SO ehectually improve the tone
of the stomach these Pills; they removed all acid
ity Occasioned either by intemperance or improper
piet. They reach the liver and reduce it to
healthy action; they wonderful ofhcacious in
cases Of spasm-in fact they fail in curing
all disorders of the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known in the
world for the following diseases: Argue, Asthma,
Bilious Complaints, Blotches on the skin, Bowels,
Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysentery, Ery-
siplas, Female Irregularities, Fever, of all kinds,
Fits, GOut Headache, Indigestion, Inflammation,
Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Lumbago, Piles, Rkeu-
matism, Retention of urine, Scrofula Of Kings
Euil, Sore ThrOats; Stone and Gravel, Tic-Oou-
oureux, TumOrs, Ulcers, Worms Of all kindes Weak
ness from any cause, etc.
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Of the New York Mercury

MY son." said a mother to
little boy four years old. "whom
above all others will you wish to see
when you pass into the spirit world p
= Goliah n shouted the child. with
Joyous anticipation; unless"
he quickly added. there's . bigger
fellcr there"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-08-08
Jhbal Early il facetious. He re

Jhbal Early is facetious. He re-
Gently told a Pennsylva ian at Sui
phur Springs that the city OF York.
Penn, still owes him $7l, 400. with
interest, on the assessment of $780,
600 made during bis raid, and that
he proposes to put the account in
the hands OF collector.