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Full Text of the Cars Manif este to
.r..u3. His TrOOpS. sHt.i.

The following is the text of the car $
manifesto: sE SIS. <
| Our faithful and beloved subjects
know the strong interest we have con-
stantly felt in, the destinies of the OPP
| pressed Christian population of Turkey !;
our desire to ameliorate and assure them
that their lot has been shared by the
whole Russian nation, which now shows
| itself ready to bear fresh sacrifices to
alleviate the position of the Christians in
the Baikan peninsula: The blood and
property of our faithful subjects have al
ways been dear to us, and our whole
reign attests our constant solicitude to,
preserve to Russia the benefit of peace.
This solicitudes never failed to actuate
us during the tdeplorable events which.
occurred in, Herzegovina, Bosnia and
Bulgaria Our object before, adj was to
effect an ianielioratiun IN the position of
Christians in the east by means of pacific
negotiations, and in concert with the
great European powers, our allie and
friends. For two years we have made
incessant efforts to induce the porte to
effect such. reforms as would protect the
Christians in Bosnia, Herzegovina and
Bulgaria from arbitrary measures of local
authority. The accomplishment of these
reforms were absolutely, stipulated by
interior engagements contracted by the
porte toward the whele of Europe. Our
efforts supported by diplomatic represen-
tation made in common with other gov
ernments have not, however, attained
their object. The porte has remained
unshaken in its formal refusal Of any
effective guarantee, or the security of
its Christian subjects, and has rejected
the conclusions of the Constantinople
conference.
: & Wishing to.essay every possible means
of cocciliation, in order TO persuade the
porte, we proposed to the other cabinets
TO draw Up aspeeial protocol comprising
the most essential conditions of the Con-
stantinopiea conference, snd to invite the
Turkish government to adhere to this in
ternational act, which stated the extreme
limits, of our peaceful demands. But
our expectation was not fulfilled; the
porte did not refer to this unanimous
wish of Christian Europe, and did not
adhere to The conclusion of the protocol. |
Having exhausted pacific efforts, we are
compelled by the naughty obstinacy OF
the porte to proceed to more decisive |
aets,, feeling that our equity and onr
own dignity enjoin it. Bv her refusal,
Turkey places us under the necessity of |
having recourse to arms, profoundly con-
Vineed by the justice OF our case, and |
humbly committing ourselves to the /
grace and help of the Most High, we
make known to our faithful subjects that |
the moment foreseen when we pronounce
words to which all Rnssia responds with !
unanimity, has now arrived.
We expressed the intention to act in
dependently when we deem it necessary, I
and when Russia's honor would demand !
it. And pow, invoking the blessing of !
God upon bur valiant armies, we give
them the efder to cross the Turkish
frontier.
(Signedl ALEXANDER.
sGiven at KischepeH this 18th day of
April, old style, il. She year of grace,
1877, and in the 23d year.of our reign
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FAcrs AND FAECIEs.

To give a man a full knowledge of
true mortality, would send him to no
othar book than the New Testament
Locke. r...... .....,rf
GoD made man to go by motives, and
he will not go without them, any more
than a boat without steam, or a balloon
without gas Beecher.
). SEE the, dapple-gray coursers of the
morn beat up the light with their bright,
silver hoofs, and chase itt through the
sky lfdrstoR. ..rI
Music is a discipline, and mistress of
order and good manners; she makes the
people milder and gentler, more moral
and more reasonable. - Lather.
Music, of all the liberal arts, has the
greatest influence over the passions; and
is that to which the legislator ought to
give the most encouragement.-Na NapO-
leon. I'D. .... .........rIfI
iL A MAN made bet that he could ride
a fiywheel in a sawmill, and as his widow
paid the bet, she remarked, civilian
was a kind husband, but he did not
know much about fywheels."
4" GoBANG" is the name of a new Eng
lish parlor game for children. In this
neighborhood the girls "go-bang" the
pianos several times a day 1t is a par
ior amusement that everybody is tired of.
. IT has been discovered that grass-hop-
pers do not like sorghum, and therefore
the farmers of Minnesota propose to raise
it, "iust to spite 'em." There seems,
after all, to be fellow feeling between
the hopper and the rest of mankind.
Very few people like sorghum.
rdOVT in Montgomery county, Oregon,
there is a lady lawyer. She is, or was
married. And the other day client
went to her office and found the door
locked, with the following notice pinned
up on the outside Gene to my hus-
bands funeral; back nthirty minutes"
Of A WOMAN recently entered n store in
Connecticut and sat down in front of an
iron safe to warm her feet. After sitting
some twenty or thirty minutes, she re
marked q that she never did like them
kind of stoves-they didn't throw out
scarcely any heat, those gas-burners
don'tp rfa. ....-.- rdI
%. "a GEORGIA NAN" says a paper Of
that state, "the other day sneezed up
a cockleburr which he bad been carry
ing around in his insides for thirteen
years" If the western editors consti-
tuition for lying is as robust as ever, we
may seon expect to hear Of a Michigan
man sneezing up a nutmeg crater which
he carried about in his interior for sew
enteen years It will never do for the
west 10 get in the rear Of the south in
these things. .'lG'- .lL
o Col. DODGE says of the Indian: "To
devise tOrtures which shall be exquisite
without ending life is his perpetual aim.
70 bury man standing in the ground
with his limbs bound and head protrud-
ng, and to scalp him and cut off his eye
IDS, 80 that he will have no relief but
leath from the glaring sunaby day, and
,he slow ravages of corruption, is con-
idered one of the incest things ever
lone, and raised its suggestor to a chief
aincy. The fate of women is terrible
md inevitable. Old plains men reserve
he last shot for themselves
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s,;AlIHD's55 Liver Pills.

Perfectly tasteiess, elegantly coated. For the
cure Of alfdisorders Of the Stomach ver BoTels
Kidneys, BLADDER, NerYons Diseases. Headache,
Constipation, Costiveness, Indigestion. Dyspepsia,
and all Bilious Diseases such as Constipation, In
ward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the Head Acidity
of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food. FuHness- OF Weight in the Stomach, Sour.
Eructations Sinking FlHttering at the Pit of the
Stomachj Swimming of the Head, Hurried and DIFF
icult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart Choking
or Sufocafing Sensations when in lying Tosture,
Dimnes of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Fever or dull pain in the Head, Difficulty Of Ra1e
tiifptfons TellawneS ofklfe skin aLdsEyes, Painfn
the Side, Chest, Limbs, and Sudden Flushes ef
Heat Burning of the Flesh, etc.
Aliens Lice1. Pills may always be relied
ON as safe and eHectual remedy, and may be taken
by both at ala times with beneficial results.
BY their use the weak made strong Distress
after eating, Upward Weakness, 1anQIIor, Want of
Appetite, are at once removed by dOseo or two of
these Pits. Thousands of peRsons who have used
these Pills have yet to hear the trst plaint
from one who has tried them. They always give
relief.
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q THE baby has got new tooth, -
the old lady Is laid up With cold II be
bead" remarked gentleman to d Ses
feated caudidate.I What do, Igcare ?''
was the reply g: g Vel, '.said the gentle...
man, slowly, before the election you
used TO take me aside and ask me how
n family was coming on, ands1Ve been
un ing you all over town to tell you,
anu that's the way you talk to MAJ But
it don make any difference. kvoted for
the other candidate, anyhow"
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IMPORTANT CAUTIONo

III 3 ffr4TT O,sVYH111111F : Il0F1H = 7AH1t'J ii
None are genuine unless the signature of
]. HAYDOcK; as sgentfor the United States,
surrounds each box of Pills, and Ointment.
a hand ma rewsfd VIII be given to any one
rendering such information as may lead to
the detection of any party or parties coun-
terfeiting the medicines or vending the same,
4vsSold at the manufactory of Professor
HOLLOWAY & Co, New York, and by all
respectable druggists and dealers in medi
cines throughout the civilized world, in boxe
at % cents, 60 cents and 81 each.
yES-There is considerable saying by Ia kin
the largest sizes. iIiiiA 5olEGJ 10
N. B.-Directions for the guidance Of sJ1g
tients in every disorder are affixed to each
box. t..,- ,.-.,, ...t s. -i.-f.... .i-s,.5f ..i,
~. Once. IIa LIberty StreeI. New Y YOrIE.l
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ALtEN's 'splLE OINTMENT,
4u,o,4.,c,.s,IslE1QaEa,,,IAlI 4u, o.,c.,Is QaEa,,,IAlI NJ
.,.sPREPARATTOE. :, .,.... 49,, :.


The reputation of this MediGihe is now 50 well es-
tahiished that liberal minded men in the medical
profession throughout the Union recommend 1t 10
their patients the very best of all remedies for
Iless Hand eds of the mosf painful cases of Piles
hasa been cured by IFS use in a very short time
No medicine has ever obtained higher OF more
deserving reputation than Aliens Pile Ointment.
Allen's Pile Ointmsnf is remedy of universal
usefulness whenever oil cerate salve ointment
is required, in eases Of Burns, Scalds
Blisters, Sprains, bruises, Abrasions, Cuts Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, letter, Eczema. Ring Worm, Barber's
Itch, Frosted Limbs, Chilblains, Chapped Skin,
EeFeEs busters. Bed 50 ess sore Feet, BunioHs,
Ihere ID ne kneEp remedy thai gi yes such lasting
relief as Allen s Pile ointment. n is a new, de-
lghtful and wonderful remedy, designed and gwaEi
ranted to supersede all other Ointmentsi yet dis
Aliens Pile Ointment is entirely different from
eoYere
any other elntms atsu the NhoIes vprld perfectly
harmless fdr the infant or aged ;sitis cooling and
ateful to the bdrning brow bbfig temples and
fe9er-parched systen Tit Il bahieh lin and slay
naninatidh osssaniaAF nhansa cnsa i We cohi-'
pound In this or in any other country. -UH'Hi
Price so cents box, six boxes for 81 COS If
your druggist store keeper does not have it,
VIII Forward half dozen TO any address on receipt
of price.
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N7FR (TheeY Rags,
The TetimOnY Of the Whole World.

HOTLOWAY1S Pills
'I had no appetite; Holloway's Pills give
me a hearty one" &. 3. .,5- l-.lH sat o.
''Your Pills are marvellous"
!, TSI send for another box, and keep them fR
the hoiise' 81 yAiB gASztzssB y
CDR. Holloyay has cured my headache that
was cftppieg JgfEE Elko11 ,flJ0
az gave one of your Pills to my babe for
cholera mOrtfas' The dearlittle thipg is,AQw
'My nausea of a morniRgis now cured.n
''Your box of Holloxay SO Ointiefd cured
me of noises in the head. l rubbed some of
your Ointment behind the ears, and the
noise has left"
4 Asend me two. boxes; 1 want one. .fOra.bo
family" Ilsh .nQd s6L ~ !. 7.
IT enclose dollar; your price is % cents,
but the medicine to me is worth a dollar"
''Send me five boxes of your pills" :;
"Let me have three boxes of Pills by fe-s
turn mail, for Chi1ls and Fever" -
3 l have over 200 such testimonials as these,
but want of space compels meitoi conclude,
o' For Cutaneous Disorders. <
And all eruptions of the skin this, Ointment
is most invaluable 1t does not heal exter-
nally alone, but penetrates with the most
searching effects to the very root of The
evil. - z,'~', =, lss;.s =,
Cd .F ..s - - g.
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a A LADY pttm and oId-maidish, en-.
tered bockstofe o. Broadway the oths<
zdaKIand salds Tse3zsEe,. you .Gilbert's.
ThsmT for Mental Advancement? 90
&c No sal the bookseller, I" but we have
Bill JONES On Wet Head Bandages for
the Int atually Insane" The old
maid s kout. She was the eldest
NJ le feaof that artifcially intel
lectsi faanalled Bosting.
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The following is the deiIoerate judg-
nnent Of Admiral Porter, our highest
naval authority, concerning the present
pitiable plight of our navy, and occurs
In a Communication addressed to the
late secretary of the navy and by HIM
transmitted to congress.
In case Of war between this nation
and England, the English navy could
batter its way into any Of our harbors
and destroy them; and any ordinary
shin in the British navy could blockade
apy of our harbers, could keep in every
ship that was there, and keep ont every
ship that was on the outside. One single
vessel of the English navy could whip
everything we have got. IL is no exaIg-
eeration to say that the Inh-xible, for
instance, could go through our whole
navy. Our ships might fire at her all
day, and not hurt her. Her people
would 90 down to their dinner quietly
while we were firing al her. Our ships
could not run away from her, because
she makes her fourteen knots an hour ON
measured mile, and the fastest of our
monitors only makes eight miles,
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PetroIenm,g PgrUs.

A heavy storm passed over Petrolia,
Butler county, Pa, last week. The
lightning struck a large tank on the
Tfautman farm, which contained o.
900 barrels of oil. The tank was
torn to pieces, and the burning oil
set fire TO two other large tanks. One
containing 5000 barrels was destroyed.
Tho other was extinguished by steam.
The burning oil ran down the creek a
mile, destroying every in Its course.
It was checked by Ralston's dam, which
was large enough TO hold il and stop
further damage. Twelve oil wells with
the tanks at the wells were destroyed.
The town Of Trautman, consisting Of n
hotel, two livery stables, billiard-room
and dwelling houses were destroyed. A
pipeline pump station and number OF
other buildings we're also destroyed. The
Al, 900 barrels Of oil burned belongs to
the United Pipe line, and will be paid
by a pro rata assessment by that line.
The loss in the town of Trautman is es-
timated at 10000. The loss, on the
twelve oil wells is not known.
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DIR. g. McLANE'S 9 Z
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as aremedy" for all tho ills that flesh
is heirto," but in affections of the
liver, andina all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headaches or
diseases of that character, they stand
without a rival. Iii
HAGUE. AND FEWER.
Mol better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple epurgative they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
: Each box has ared wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR., Nc
LANES E1vER Pills. z g.
9Eachwrapper bears the signatures
of c. MGLANE and FLEMING Bros.
.r.e Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS
FPHE eonntenanceis pale and leaden-
Hcolored, with occasional flushcs, or;
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull the pll-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
sfitated, swells, ndsometimes bleeds;
aswelling of the upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with gnawing SEN
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entire-'
lygone heeting pains ntbe stomach; /;
occasionalnauseaand vomiting ;vio-
lent pains tllrcuglrotrt the abdomen;
1oweIs iffegufar, at times costivc
stools shiny; not unfrequently tinged
with blood; bellyswollen and hard
arinetuIbid ;fsspiration occasionally
lifiicfsit and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
-v1isive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
yisir gfipding of the teeth temper
xnrfab4e, biIt generally irritable, &c.
- whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DRsC.MgLANE'S VERN1IFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
III anyform is an innocent prepara-
ton, not capable Of doing the slight
est injury to the most tender TN fant. |
The genuine DIR. .McLANE's YER
MIFUGR bears the signatures of c. |
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. Z :-ifii
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A Young Mans Strange Adventure with
Two Banditssr,f.


A Young man named Ragau, from San
Felipe, tells the Express that as be was
riding along The road a few miles beyond
CastE0f ilei stEe-men rode up TO him
from brush by the roadside and de
ma honey. Both had their faces
~ but nEst present their re-
whici ley carried. in sight,
saylnE ley told him To hold,
hey a blink it necessary to
on hinn was 30 young. He
80 in bet and a considerable ]
stffn in hia The last men toned
The robbers I'D TO end, but they took
the $19. -They then invited the young
man to step into the brush and lunch
with them, which he, thinking it safest
10 humor chem, did. although mis- appe
tite was none of the most raydnous.
Aibtik fG0 yards from the road the men
had COED lunch spread, which they par
took Of. heartily, keeping their faces
mssked, however. After lunch the rob
bers returned ~ 10 their victim and told
him he could 60. He didn't wait for q
second bidding. lSaaa A''toDiO ErprSss.
q Your face seems hEhiliar ts me, sir"
said one man to ana her on heitrain the
other day; cap1 ke met you before Z
Was it at the cenkennial? Or didn't !
see yen at|St LouiE laEtf fall. I " may
have been eitberysiT," eourte0usly re-
spond<d the unknown, {" for / was a
Turkish PasIfa in. the 1caketand coffee
business az Philade phis, and subse-
quently fAed abrief engagement IN 81
Louis "a cahnibal. Il am NOW now. o1 nay
wsy to California to becolpe a gnrifia II
native talent meets witk spy encourage
m|nt. but if business is bad shall either
LIet nv hair grow and enter tbe lecture
field or get chuck-a-luck board and fol
low the country fairs" Life, said
the other man, musi1g' rs fnii 1io,i., Oh Eicls-
situdes" She are, sententiousiy re-
J marked the interlocutor.
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ALIENS LEN; LIVER PILLS

- -
ssGilase tAssrgaas OF the system, resisting fune
,tional harmony and securing the secretion OF the
proper constituents of each organ. By their action
the liver secrees its allotted proportion of
lungs car bon, the skinsBweat, the EdneYs urine
etc, and are always ~ iable as a purgatiyes
Efi& aeed. AMI pefsohsl lsubjecfea % Cnatipation
Paf4f IS, and MSak1e$ Of tire How Sf, Kidneys
aIst astRs slaS NJ Pave 4 tStsos z 1sisctiOnS
enjoy natural discharges, and byfhe occasional use
of them have regular operations In these cases
their Strengthening and nutritious principles are
exhibited every dose will add new strength to the
BoEslssL Kinleys, ete., that may be worn or
depicted by age. L.
A. In thesse Pills want that ssience has ever flad
to supply is secured, and this IS thorough pure1
tive that can be given in safety in of erhpttEe
fevers, as Smallpox, Eryspelas, Yellow FeyaE
Srarlet and Typhoid. FeveSs. When the Mucous
Meanbrane beeo6es H4cesatoh, these PiIlssc thar-
eughly, yet heal liberated and exeoriated parts
They are made from ext acts-from new ingredients
entirely vegetable superior in every respect
ordinary powders. apd spbstances of the common
advertised Pms and have safe certain aud uni
form action. --tzs -, .Ssss>.. "a. t,--.ts Y
Price 25 cents . Boxs u boxes for S1.95. II
your druggist or store-keeper a6es not have them,
We will forward hall doz.R b61as 10 any address
on receipt of the price. Prepared only by
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In all diseases affecting these organs,
-GEhethes they 7secretstoo much or too elittle.
JYater;Or whesher- they be- afflicted EBiths
stone OF gravel, or with aches and pains set
tied IN the loins or over the regions of Che
kindnevs, these Pills should be taken accord
iag7to the sprinted(directiopS aud the 9inrz ]
nferft should be well FtIbbSA into-3he sh4alF'
of the back at bed time. THIS -treatRent
will give almost immediate relief when all
other nneaffs have failedE 50 ssss $50 ~
! III - FTTKIT LITM - ~ - ~
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ru6ofss tlssrs w Did Sores res

.rll5 o.
Are caused by impure state of the blood cleanse
the blood thoroughly with Aliens StsiellqfIt-
eTefsag COI'dfaL and the complaints win dfsap-
pear.
i.L44lEesl'S STRENGTHENING COHeJiGI cures
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Faintness of stomach 1t
is not stimulating bitters which creates fictitious
appetite, but gentle Tonic which assists nature to
restore the stomach to healthy action. No person
suffering with Sour Stomach, Headache CosiveHess,
Palpitation of the Heart Indigestion, Low Spirits,
ETC., can take three doses without relief.
Aliens Strengthening Cordial cures
epaleweaknessy it @ctstiractly upon the causes of
these compafnts inyigoFhtes and strengthens the
whole systeal acts updnsthe secreiive organs and
al1ay Inflammation. 11EkE :
AHen's Stren0theniH0 CordSaJ has
never failed to cure mercural diseases pam ID the
homes, it removes from the system the producing
cause. Salt Rheum and Scald Head readily yield to
the great Alternative effects of this medicine
Aliens SFren0fHenin0 Cordial has
never been known TO iail in giving Immediate relief
In sA diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary organs
This medicine challenges the most profound atten-
tion Of the medical faculty, many Of hom are pre-
serfbiDg it to their patients
Aliens STRENGTHENING Cordial acts
delightfully."- the tender bahe the mos delicate
lad y and in6rm Old age, asen the long man i'm
bIooi-vessels, heart and liver. When taken you
can feel its Ife-gving power course through every
artery destroying all diseases in the blood and Civ
ing health elasticity and strength 10 the whole
AIEense StresIgf1remf1s6 Cordial is ac:
know1edged by aHvIasses of people to- be the best
and most reliable blood purifier in the world. II is
never inzremedyTand can be reliediupon- H9w
many dAupoh thousands have been snatched
is it from the brink of the grave by mracn
ous power. Who will suffer from Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Disease of the Stomach Kidneys, Bowels,
Bladder when such great remedy is within reach.
Volumes might be filed with proof from all parts
If the civilized world to prove that remedy has
ever been discdF esed in theswhee shstoIy of medi
me tllas aStsso prom pt :. Even n the worst cases
II Serofula a good appetite, complete digestion.
fEength and disposition for exercise are sHre TOD
III the boWeIs-are costive or head
che accompanies the disease, the use OF aA1s1ssj
liver PllSwill remove it. Over eight years expeH-1
nee a1d 4he increasing popularity of Allens medf
ines are conclusive proof ~ -sss
Price 81. 90 per bottle six bottles for SIS co. If
our druggist store keeper does not have it, we
will forward half dozen to any address ion receipt
1 the price.
Prepared only by .s----.s 4
EMERIcaM iMEDIaKE COL
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.
For sale by all Druggists. ,h'>'u I