davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-09-25
THE SOUTH TOWN.

THoaE OLD CLA1Xa DfsALIOwxD.
meeting Of tbs south Toxn board Wa held
yesterday Afternoon to Further coa4i4es thp.e spe.
cial cisiuts which have occupied the attention OF
tbs town odieass for 10 long. superstaok Aason
ptrxidei.
Claim by the Tradsss' Eationsi Bank ot $500.
which wa* considered ones before aud not allowed,
wAs, en- a0tiOu, fccona!dsred.
Jusueu Da Wolf said he shoaid vote against the
Alowanes Of thls c!xiu, but, in order TO bring The
Attss before Tho Uoasu. hs would more that II b
SLOWED,
th.se calu4s " be paid h4a Lscn appropriated
~ ehs county Gasl specifically. and tbs hp4ats of
Tag eEasss haa fOls W tLxna honestly.
91suee usM vi t4pnxAs III, tpxa Gad mol ptosld.
, 1877-09-25
TIE COUNTY BOARD.

luz hhauLAH WEEKLY MEETING
OF the County uoard WAS hs!d Yesterday after.
noon. al! the members present.
Thh County physlc!ana report for tho last quar-.
sf WA presented II shoWsd that afty. sig iusaue
easts lad been examined, and the number OF ppst
lnoFtems had been fosty.ave. Ths report was "a.
1cTIcu. .
The County Treasurer submitted hls sem! month.
" report, which showed that lhe.s WAS So7, O7l. W
TO thu credit OF the usncra9 Fund; 3Ot u:iD N 10
the court-lIouss Fund; Interest Fund old ia.
tsbtednsss. sos, 1sa. o,; new tnaebtcaucss $ss,
building Fund. Ut. o.. referred. '''
,c ns n.ns1 ma~oer o. o!I!s were read and 70.
The cummlstce On Ffnancu reported in favor of
allowing Tue ceroneF's salafy quarterly. and tas
ihc Cam!alttee on jail md jail Account, RI.
ported on bills unioun.ing 10 81. s97. -. Aiming
n e. III: " hs sai % H. issS' ;"s % e: e
minsns. etc. IN fave! Of the ebun.y painter
The Committee on Public Buildiny4 mud Public
SON 20, 80 IN t'ourt. Eiouse woik. Adopted.
4 communication wa saaa from Aid. Van O..
c setting forth thas ths cisy authorities bad ~
so1tcl not to h4yu dome IN connection with tho
new tonrt-i!ou.e, aud .skng for confelaues 10.
va. rrferrcd 70 tue Joint COMMITTEES On Public
luitnss and FublIe ssrvics, With power to sppoIat
Fiji Tue ,eaa
"osk on tlv coast.iionse, md u.kfnx that solas
slips ~ taken to protect theM ia tha matter Vt
lahIaEes. Referred.
cd To- adjust the salAztcs Uf the county s1onioYts
azEtd lr4,e 10 submit hls report
Mr. hctxtfeJ objected, because the report hsd
MT been acssd on by he Joint COMMITTEE, and "a
1nos!ua taH whole tnattcs ~as postponed fue ons
week, whcA II will bs inade the special order.
!ir- Ayara submitted the following, which Wss
adopted:
ta.:issa That the Committee Finance b., md ts
AreoG 'nsttutted 10 nalF8 into aud report u (ht$
hesa 4 ~ eastss coD. .ruencs wiietArr ngcrsai-
~ auunt u tbs HGup!s It lhs approaching elecl.un
ioa,s' ~ a.noalt Necessary 70 lc Issued an1
Mllt@e slt4i dteln Necessary,
}ouEc4 Will AaudAJ.
, 1877-09-25
SITKA.

a Fearful State Of Ann!ra In That NeEton-
Tho Whlta People Gail for Protection
from tho Natives.
BAN FRAxo1sco, Cal., Sept. A.-A Dress its~
patch from Portland says tho steamer Caltior-
MIA has Just arrived iron, 5itkn. Chaplain Col
ltns, 4 passenger, hrIngs Information OF Dc
plorable Stale Of Affairs at sttka aimee the With
drawa1 Of the troops from that place. There l.,
now no protection either for life or property.
There Is not the semblnnco Of law, either civil,
military, OF naval, nn1 no power whatcver 10
rtstraln the laweas elements. At present
there are not more than fifteen white res
idcnts nt sltka, beside their wives and
children, and to oppose this humber are several
hundred Indians. sInco tho departure OF tho
soldiers tue 1ndlans hsys becomo very bold and
fmpudcnt. They got drunk, and swa0gcr about
the town day and night, and have NO respect
whatever for the rights Of the whites Tho resi-
dents Informed Chaplain Collins Tint they werc
in hourly fear u their lives and property, and
that they intended to ahandon the country as
soon @ possible.
Tho Collector OF Customs at that port Ii DOW.
Already the Indians have begun to plumber the
Government buildings, carrying away Goors mud
windows. tearing down and burning tho stock
aae Ghout the deserted garrison, md there is
no authority to interiors and prevent the dem.
clifton.
Sstka Jack. tho leading 1ndan Chief In that
Territory, has notified number VI Northern
tribes to colne down to sltka, whcEe they will
Among tic settlers It IL feared this meeting
Of Indians Will b. the s!gnal fur . Raneta
plundsr Of the town, aud probable massacre Of
tho inhabitants.
A Government stcamer va. at that port only
2fcw weeks ago, but the lndlans regarded Il
WITH tho utn}At CtllltG(Tuf. khnF rnNt1
, 1877-09-25

Ing k,0. OOO dar1aRc6 Tor libel pabi1hhcu IN sun
M. aes sss,s MIL fs e. s s0,, ., u III rss HsE
Cnri'.nn y: srsndton- Assignee Of the. stnek-
land international t'arcd t3nod. Company, tcFnn u
Ss u Il sns s. ssmne M'rP T. ssn I'LL: ILL.,
Msry Carroll sned william II. Turner for 81. 600.
msktns aorse ysn. Hs Aie.s' s ie4s,. liz ans is%es
": Irown Defendants and setting out that hc u
sfa Is n ise is
lest hs eaptots will hurry him on to Kansas. an!
asks 10 have lhs cause ofhls detention examined
Into.
bssaxfFfssSiy ssi's e court uu. n,..
sSrf 9.s.=41 n y a. ~ .at = to 81. inclusive.
.; Il 81; ssa:;s K; ii $s ~ Fl Is: & e e
5SRs: Sns. sss.1s 4 ne.,y. No e,.. on .r.,
ssis:,: Il i':ssss;
;' ks HI ,ss: R,s: se s. sr'en r'
ps.taoD IN the 'sser Of tho
saa: aE & aS: w. y .9s
ScE.'sn Eys5 y.,
So%Ssay Si;teS s';is:':ad; sSd %'!iism
1:% tse3 3e:sb
J. bas.aa ssssH %'f Hssrs bnn:a and
H.
ro en III YoI hya ns@ tr,s coufsnes' verdict *s'' and
u;s II k1s s5ss;: 9: IL f1s
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
orFAwA, ILL.,, Sept ~. Supreme Court prb.
ccrdinns th!a afternoon:
~ Thornton ct n. w. iIAusz, sdmin!1ssttoF, Ct al.
, 1877-09-25

Ths County Coleetor wAs engaged Ia selling
West Side property yesI..1day fos osddltnQueut taxa
Several days VIII elap4s befoEc Tbs sals u com.
p.eted.
Ths Grand jury Yesterday returned quits mum.
bcF os tuatetments. and lxlcs found ttus bill
against A. D. Wlsoa aud 1taey saxloEtA, who hg.
uled In tbs aAts West Htdo se.hbsky.
Thomas Lsonxrd, The hixh,vayman, met With hls
1nst reward Yesterday. he pleaded guilty In tbs
Criminal Court 2n4 was santsResd u ten years In
tAs penitsuttaty. Last Tbuta4sy hs ca,ne here
from st. Paul. Standing IL isout Of the Sherman
Ao3ts ons day. ~ saw an old anau II. ". Ai4rlI
xla had como fsom Iowa with valuable lack fof
SAls. Alasr a4ia ks w4s loos4n1 fus p4sty of Tho
, 1877-09-25
A GOOD LOCAL INVESTMENT.

A. will be seen BY Nh advertisement In an
other column, Henry Grecuebautu d. Co. aro
offering to investors at 113 and arcrucd interest
7 per ceut West Chicago Pask bouds, due In
1S9O, the Interest parable selnl-annually. OF
these bonds Ar. Post, Of Now York, says; 1--WE
recommend them ~ one Ut tho very best and
cheapest istuta 0f trst.e!asa bonds now Iu the
maEket.n Tbs credit VI the Towu OF West Chi.
cago Is trreyocab1i pledged 10 secusu the pay
mvnt Of the luteseat mud pFinciual ot these
bonds. Ths validity Of tho law uudcr wAlch
they were Issued has been passed Oh BY the
Supreme Court, aud therefore there ran lc no
Queatlon - to tho soundueas OF these securities,
and It Is Impossible 10 zee what cAn hereafter
depzcciats tllelr value Any further tnformstlun
concerning these excellent bonds Cuu 10 secured
isoM Henry GreeuebauM & Cu.
, 1877-09-25

ing-room. The final rehearsal came, anil Halcvy
wna alt anxiety about the duct. Suddenly hapny
Thought occurred to him. " llow long docs 1t
take Mnc BtoItz to ct,nnRc for the fouftl, act1'
he hskcI the habillcnEe. "Tcn minutes. inr \
dozen large rubIcs have to he got through
Twelve rNiIesl" exclaimed 1aievy, "tl,.t Is not
half cnnuel,; send for twenty fnorc." Madame
was not sorry to .lccorate herscK to tl'a extent
snggestcl; ti.c rehcarsnls OF The thrf act wcro
finished before her toilet had been completed,
doubt. were the amazemcnt ma indignation OF
tho ca'ltatrtce whcn she found that moroccan
which Al1e hal never heard OF was accepted TN
all sides as the most delicious thing In tho op-
era.
, 1877-09-25

I'd for any tfnst fnnd, and ho cona1dered that tha
county had no right whatevef Ia create one
The allowance Of tho claim was then voted upon
and to@t ity 4 vpts at 6 10 2. 49,. ...
Then The tlhtm Of tho National Bank Of Com.
mcrcc for g. 200 was disalloucd, also by rose Of
6 to1.
4 eleln from j. V. FAfwell d Co. for r.. loo,
orders, vas presented. and provoked considerable
dIacusAion.
Justice Dewo1f vas In favor Of paying tho or
ders. lie thourht tlcy were Just,
Justice Wallace u!d not acp why the FAFTeN
orders shnn1d bc paid any moro than the othcrs.
The allowance Of tho claim was put TO vots,
and was lost BY vetr Of to4.
The Hoard then ad1ontned.
, 1877-09-25


About dozen Of the local Methodist ministers
met yesterday morning in the eonfcrencc-rpom
ovs. ,ae Hook Concern On wa,s!"ssSn Ill street In
tne sbsenee OF hiuet su'klns. Vt. "A!lamson pre-
sided. After tho usunl devotloHn! excrtEfea
Msr,n ealjed @ sttcn,ion to ths reuuest Of tho Ma
sinnT, sser.ssrie. and ,I.hons tbs chnrsh d.
so.s the nrs Sabbath In October to ptayer for tho
entire CHRISTIAN world had agreed to unita In
prayer iof INC OBJECT aamea on tnst day some a
NEn;a.r nil s.tcd n IN ,o,,,tr ,xot rn,t,,n
M =. IT, II teis ~ ~ +, stHttn.. ..
s. ~ t x.t.s5 q 1 on oeean a 'e
cea en ~ tsa Gs e1 asnn H.
~ !1 s,s spenees eoatsd II ev..
ra,e and rcnort. Appo'"'e" so"''A''e' ~ '''s'''
TLc isey. L. Bradford. Of thu Mississippi Con.
Iefenec; w tntf,od9eed: and mads an sppSa! tof
second .nana sa9Satn.sShoGi tefatnfe iet she Gae
w!th llst q sabbath; school super'ntendsnt. IN
al naE. nav bs aqs to hn n eare ~ abc
S9sE coass!n: :, ~. ,. ,.n. -' .,.u ~. ,...,
The otter Of The day: .new shaM ont m =, local m
pscsehsss And e1horts!s ne maas ass!oIca VI
appsal toI tgtnsn 70 taa "a sJstea and ~ n.y..
is - - i. oa P1atnots 1 ~ "tM -
"@t T. no .st1 ;r me
s.1Ea 4. M ieesl Pi]ssS5sr ] T. sssh Is a,.trst. .,.
.noEs ~ H. nn.stnn IA Il. sstmo III
70 ''' 4Ms iad rs
Ihe naptlat minis.efs heia thelf regular meesia9
{cstetaa{ morning n tnef roome; ~. q East a.!
sr fss nt,,asap na ~ }hs oetGs sa
1sxlot G.' -. astca a. see'fenfy: 'ti p ~, .u,..u
hs yns.h sn eeGd apem SnG h nGx a. Nj Asen
nnrs q ehe gak Patk Church. TO ssAsa tho eond-
ttdn 2,s.a q u tae,f ! enasses ,p.x ~, u,s. -
4. fl1yes Was oHetea 0y Sae nov. I'LL. h1moaIl aha
the %a MeT; NJ. pes,tn: -, u,
lho Claif announced ~ the saotcct Of INC morn
1ng ! disensson; : "Tns accepted Form and Proper
@.m.s Ths 81 2. sas napust ofSsnissaon. ,7ut,.
efs xss ~ tho Fl % IL liz tEa r.
eaafsnes, m es a. 1S o'Ran'ztaon waa not complete
hnS c ic,stta M I've Of fee m
M anat naa cone nndcf ~ personal 9bseEsa-
nt3aresaIon sna ns .aet nc A. e1so Believed n
~ not xmeM WY aey shonia e!eavc 10 the nrst
bap. t t.t 81 ses's.l hundred ycnrs .go sny
s1 naoss tasn s1at ~ c EV*coFans o. C.thoilcs
snoaa esea'H - ~ ~ ~ a1 IT. -. e Chnrsh Of
oSo H. eu ~ ~ -. tney eoaia nos als-
eoTst ~ u Hsw ~ "e - tae!f Aheestora.
ron ,hn IT,; nj .nn,net rev aug9esaons
eprn Th. IL nss sAI1 ", 'II n,1nnh,s. ~. ~.
t,, os. -. ;, snn nef: As. hIen 81
, 1877-09-25
A Pxtusx Duul.A OutWttte1.

In tho third act Of !. e Reiao de Chypre,n Il
viii ~ remembered. there Il ~ exq(slss duet
commencing. "1'ristu exile sur IL tsTue etran-
gcre." Willie th. piece was III rehearsal for its
drst production, Halesy Insisted ti.at this duet
should be passed oyes, or VI any rate suuK in
very low key and without expression. Fur,n
said he, az It comes to the cnsa of aluIs.
stoltx, She will crrtalu]y not a4iowi to bu sung"
H. Gass.s. % I'd rcuirci Ii. iuuss u tbs ~ othcs &
parta to tt Kept luwu ~ somewhat low level.
During the rehearaals OF the THIRD set baYiag
uuth4ug tu IL, s4e uhn2iIy W4ut iutu her ulrA.-
, 1877-09-25

has had ths ''gumpt!on" 10 close. Tbs best place
70 deposit your uunsy IL In your mouth. The eeas
full set& Of teeth for u. These arc Identical In
every respect with those you pay from so 10 SIS
for eiaewhste. pn. AcChesusy's, corner OF Clark
aud Randolph st1ssts%
, 1877-09-25

TADER-HUTCHIN8-Scpt IL, ut tho residence
Of Mrs. Wilcox. 400 West Van Dufcn street. by
tho Hey. ID. Il. Mansfield, Bit. y. Tnbet and Mrs.
II. J. 1Iutchtns both Of Chicago.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a, 1877, at tho
residence Of the BRIDES parents, Oakland, by the
aud Mixa Alice HaEmon.
, 1877-09-25
GEMS or ALL DOORS,

A tEaSi will CONVINCE sbs most sensitive that Dr..
Prices tntaus Peffuues are ths gxms Of III odozs
-Gka freshly. .gathssrd howrfs.,
, 1877-09-25

NJ. william 8. Young JE. present Deputy
Clerk OF tbs County Court l. candidate for Pro.
bats Clerk letoko the Republican Convention.
, 1877-09-25
MAnlkIAEESs

0zontsed Ox-Marrow for tho l1atr, By Buck d
Rayncz, makers Of the "Mnrs" Cologne.
, 1877-09-25
For Use II The Nursery It Has No Ennal
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

First among the rcqntsites Of tho toilet I, = INV.
article Of Soap but to ptucnrd It IN not awas1 nn ~
matter. Many Of the moat r1oensire soats Ia ts ~.
ket arc made from toasse and delctorlouA
theIr delicate colorfng and frs&rAnt perfume In MI,
conceal The most rentatvc fHruf!tea The dsclo,,s
recently made public Fe1auifnK this subject ars Ut
tlseir startling. and dcserye serious couy,rr.r IT..
tonabe, esnccialY II applied to the eai. nurtpu n.
hair Irritating tile scaip and lndnetng seytrt s.s%
aces. The character Of tho ingredients M u. Infr..
fsotn the statement OF gentleman who nakrs ths
scsHtlEF VI S1nns hts 1us!ncA; III teCrtY ~
nsfsons snssxea y. VI. sp!oyen were shortsisssit ~
.Ssh H. eod SHs Is 'fn ioSwsi pe''d das
ross Il r III sss! n.s k
entcrn11se chemical xiii of Mr h. T. Hasp,Tr =;
New York. Tho world. renowned Soap Manaiseta'stt y
tnd fn lid United Batea Tic ront,wn Of hi 1r!s
VARIOUS p5odnst'on; hs for msny yesrs beea viasy H.
crown 10 the numerous Ycto.i aircadg a:hjeyeI
After YeAs Of patient labor Rn sslentfc Experiment.
A. DAnnsTT haa succeeded In rerfcctnx tno toHro,I.
pAtngrcdIenta ihe purrat vegetable o tse M.
ufkcturlnR aFt entirely and ost1Hf Ind
he result Il sItpy unparalleled Id tlss department ii ID.
"k 7. nAnxtrrsToIasrs Soar" u the. t,ads marx
~ .n1Se hs ssxsn L. A. gs1 \
rrgpe,t!ea Thc sosp aot psansd The tasFeIenans e1sas
saeRst.Y @ ds.s #, nH ia ms, 9 2
nned tass considers the abssuce Of artificial pe,tums
/ 4, s,:
esatlfal and agreeable article Of tho kind ever msaa.
ThoGEh specially desirable TOR the use Of adfe nd
mcni toilet, and l. L skes heavy lathcr iii so oas
Bsssa ss@s rs ssa f''
, 1877-09-25

YELLOW FEVER.
fERHANnINA, Sept. 224.-Ono death since last
report. Forty new Cases to-day.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09
COPYRIGHT. rs is,. By 30 i..)

Of all the efforts that have previously
been made for portraying portraits of
our Savior, none have ever received such
universal appreciation as that which the
above beautiful picture commands. CT
am the true vine, and my Father is the
husbandman, are the words upon which
the sublime subject is allegorically APP
preached. Our blessed Lord is repre-
scented in the engraving demonstrating
the truth of this Holy Word, and seeking
for examples to illustrate His parallels
from the bountiful gifts of beauteous
nature which surround Him. Encircled
by vine, His right hand grasps ten
drill Of the plant, while the left is out
stretched in the act of illustration.
The artist has depicted with master
hand the overlooking look of ineffable
and yearning love upon the Divine coun-
tenance, surrounded by the Heavenly
halo. The vine on the left of our Lord,
has an Ak cleft in the root thereof, sym
bolical of the words of John the Baptist
in Matt iii, yer. 10: "And now also the
ak is laid unto the root of the tree, there
fore every tree which bringeth not forth
good fruit is hewn down, and cast into
the fire" Thus the anthesis of the picture
is given. Our Lord holding in His right
hand the growing, or true vine, unto
which He ikens Himself, while on the
other hand is Swallowed forth the de-
struction of the "tree which beareth not
good fruit. In the background the
short twilight of an Eastern evening is
descending upon the mountains, at the
foot of which grow spreading palms and
, other Oriental trees.
None can look upon this picture with
out taking to heart the lesson inculcatet
by the Divine Teacher, which is illus
trated in so soft and beautiful manner
! by the present subject.
The above beautiful engraving may b,
seen, free of charge, at the offices of tn,
London Fine Art Association, 1893 Broad
way, New York, between the hours O
ten and five o'clock.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09

carriage, and a few days Afterward a man
called at his room and attempted TO stab him
while pretending TO hand him paper, but both
attempts at assassination failed go. A teacher
of FreAch in Hartford, Conn NJ. Alyergnat-
was bitten twice by small dog, and after
brOoding over the matter several weeks he vas
taken with symptoms Of hydrophobia snd died
after much suffering In championship
billiard match In New York Joseph Dion was
defeated by Willism SEXTON. "A Catholic
church in Wieschen, Grand Duchy of Posen,
was struck by lightning on Sunday while ser
vices were being held, and six Of the worshipers
we're killed and about seventy seriously injured.
.... Hon. Elisha Watson, Of South Kingston,
r. l., committed suicide by drowning. 80. The
Jury in the case Of Lucy A. Mink, on trial for
shooting her lover, CharlesW. Kicker, in Lowell,
Mass, brought in a verdict Of granddaughter.
The strong Notifications of Sofia, on which
thousand men were engaged, vigorously push
ing them to completion, have been finished and
mounted with Krupp guns Of the heaviest cali
Der. A dispatch from ErZeroum reports that
Karadagh has been bombarded by the Russians
the Turks returning the fire with much vigor.
......A coal oil refinery in Baltimore was de-
strOyed by fire for the fourth time, and a num-
Der of tenement houses were badly damaged
by the burning oil, which ran through the
streets and cutters. -. Four passenger coaches
belonging to an express train which ran off the
lTaCk near NNdiublllS, 1d.s were CTusI6u W
splinters, and two of the passengers-married
ladies were instantly killed, and seventeen
were injured, five of them MORALLY -. The
working hours of the employees Of the New
York custom house have been increased, as rec
commended by the recent investigating commit
tee. ... In a rolling mill in Lafayette, N. j.,
bar of red hot steel coiled about the legs of
John Langdon, workman, terribly burning
him. In May the public debt of the United
States was reduced Sc, 981 900, the total reduc-
ton since July l. 1876, being about $50, 000 600.
49,. Gen. Grant and the Prince of Wales ap-
peared together at the EPSON races in England.
John Logan declined the Chicago collec-
torship of customs. 80. Forest fires raging in
Upper Michigan caused the destruction of the
village of Orota on Lake Superior. Every
building except the church and schoolhouse
was burned, and seven hundred persons were
rendered homeless. A tugboat, laden with
clothing and provisions, left Marquette to re-
lieve the suffering people. The village Of
New Centreviile, in Pennsylvania, was destroyed
by fire . Ina Boston the suit of Mrs. Rice
against Coolidge and others, for defamation of
character, was taken from the jury after one
days trial, and given to three eminent lawyers
for adjudication. This step was taken by
mutual consent as in an open trial great
many of the most prominent people of Boston
would have been unpleasantly dragged into
public notice.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09


Blessed are the meek, exclAims the voice
Of inspiration, but can a man be meek with the
consciousness that a dreaded monster j. con-
Stunning his vitals. We are not race Of Pitans.
Prometheus might stand chained to the tor
turing rock with a vulture perpetually gnawing
his liver, and his face ever wear an expression
Of heroic and even meek endurance. But Prone
theus has left no descendants. With yultures
(disease( consuming his liver, the modern man
makes himself and every one around him
miserable. Fretful, gloomy, hypochondrical,
he sees the world and life all on the wrong side
the dark side and whoever dares TO assert
that there is a sunny side, he regards as an
enemy, or at the best mocker Of his imaginary
woes. Unlike the mythical Titan, the victim of
disease is not succorless. There is an arm
to rescue-a balm to cleanse and heal. AS
remedies for this most depressing Of all
diseases Liver Complaint y none are more
efficient or popular than DIR. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative
Pellets. The Pellets effectually remove the
effete and poisonous matter while the Medical
Discovery imparts strength and health to the
entire system. They are sold by druggists.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09
Nerves TINT Ouiver.

Heads that ache, slomachs that infict dyspep-
tic torments, muscles and joints racked with
the rheumatism, are infallibly restored to health
by the celebrated elixir, H1stetter's Stomach
Bitters,. medicine prescribed by physicians ;
possessing infinite purity, and which no one
takes in vain who is afflicted with any of the
numerous complaints to which it is adapted 1t
frequently happens that so-called remedies fail
to produce permanent effect. This is because
they are merely palliatives, and therefore do
not remove the cause of the maades, whose
systems they after a time cease to ameliorate
This is notably the case with opiates and seda-
tive drugs. 1t is not SO, however, with Hostel
ters Bitters, which are searching specific
that conquers the disease as well as banishes
its indicin
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09

After an experience Of over twenty-five
years, many leading physicians acknowl-
edge that the Graetenberg MdrShaWs Uterine
Cdtholicon is the only known certain remedy
for diseases to which women are subject. The
Grdefenberg 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, 1877-06-09
INSTRUCTIONS.

This Presentation Picture will be sent
free to any part of the United States or
Canada securely packed, upon receipt of
the Coupon found below. together with
One Dollar in currency, to pay cost Of
case, transmission, copyright, import
duty, and other charges.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09

The voucher found below must be cut
ont, and the name and address of each
Applicant plainly written upon it, and
forwarded to Mr.. HENRY STANLEY,
Secretary, 1893 Broadway, New York.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09

From Hon. David Speaker, of Canajoharie, NY.
81 have used DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry myself and in my family for several
years, and take great pleasure in recommending
It in preference to anything of the kind for the
purposes for which it is intended. In cases of
asthma, phthisic or affection of the throat,
have never met with anything equal to it. 80
cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all druggists
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09

A potato bug crawled out of his hole on a re-
cent fine morning and mounted fence post to
sun himself. Piously and pensively he sat
there, and as he complacently watched the
farmer at his potato planting, he ever and anon
caroled thus, as if in mockery: "What shall
the harvest be 2n
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09

1t is particularly requested that the
names and addresses of applicants may
be written as legibly as possible, and
that the instructions below may be care
fully attended to.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-09
T;gh,. we'll Raised Riscu;ts. Rre,d.

Cakes and pastry digest easily and conduce to
good health. Good health makes labor of all
kinds easier, and prolongs life. Dooley's Yeast
Powder will always make all these productions
light and wholesome. 1t is warranted to make
better, lighter sweeter, more toothsome and
nutritious biscuits, cake, bread ETC., than any
other baking powder.