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Gov. HAMPToN's CONFEDERATE UNIFORMS
The new uniform adopted by the Adjutant
and Inspector General, and by the Governor
and his staff, was received by express yester
day afternoon. The coat is double. bress ted
frock ofConfederste gray cloth, the collar ard
cuffs being faced with mszarine blue velvet
On the collar on either side of the opening of
the throat is gilt palmetto tree, with the let
ters 8. G. on either side of the frank. Down
the front is a double row of palmetto buttons,
and at the cuffs are single rows of similar but
and skirts of the coat are entirely plain. The
pants are also of Confederate gray cloth, and
are perfectly plain. The cap is Of dark navy
blue, army regulation pattern, with . gilt
wreath of oak leaves, having the letters 8. C.
in front. The entire outfit 10 gotten mp in the
most approved style, and the Uniform, as q
whole, may be said to be extremely handsome.
They will only need to transp0se the letters
8. G. to G. 8. and they will be equipped in the
foil reRslia of the Lost Cause CAaTleston
Nescs and Courier.
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SALE or GovERNMEHr LANDS.
(st. Louis Watohman.l

Orr Colonization Society should take steps
are to taEa nIa6s 49, OntoSar Tba p.as;Snoo
issued o proclamation last week declaring q
public sale of several hundred Thousand acres
Of valuable government land in Arkansas, to
take place ct the land Office in Harrison, Ark,
MoDdsy, October 1st. in pursuance of the Act
of Congress reOpeniDg TO public sale the gov.
ernment lands in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mis-
previously been subject only to homestead
settlement. No bid less than the government
minimum" of SIPS per acre will be entertain.
ed, aud any land not disposed of ct this public
sale will therefore be subject to private entry
ct rs per acre. A proclamation will be is.
sued for the sale ofand in the other three States
named as soon as the necessary lists are pre-
pared. No public lands have been offered in
this way for many years.
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The Public Schools of pougakoepsie, NY.
TEE CATHOLIC. SCHOOLS DISTANCE ALL COM
PETIrORS.
;Poughkeepsle Eagle. June ..

We trust every reader of the Eagle will ex-
anime with care tie report on the Examine
tions in the Pablo schools which we publ'sh
the public display of each institution, but this
report gives the actual work doue. While
there are many things that are satisfactory
about this showing, there are some th At do not
questions asked of the candidates for promo
ton certainly do not indicate any very high
standard of scholarship, and yet very large
The candidates for admission to the Grammar
Schools were required to answer 80 ont of the
SO questions only, yet out of 156 who applied
only 100 passed, and So of these were from
schools Nos. Ii and -. formerly the Catholic
schools, in both of which every applicant pass.
ed. They bad just the same questions TO an
shown when we compare the results from the
diffarenE RchOOls.
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=" GRAY.n

Something go hum an hearted,
In q tint that ever lies
Where q splendor has just departed
And glory is-yet to fisei
Gray in the solemn cleaning
Gray in the daw mir e skies!
On the old mans crown of horror
In the little maiden's eyesl
Gray mists DER the meadow brooding,
Whence the world must draw it's best;
Gray CLEANS in The chuIchyard shadow g.
Where all the world would rest"
Gray gloom in the solemn cathedral
Where the 'GloIias forth are poured!
And with the Angel and arcbangei
We wait for tie coming Lord.
Silvery gray for the bridal,
Leadeu gray for the pail
For urn, for wreath, for life and death.
Ever The gray for all!
Gray in the very sadness
OF aches and sackcloth; yea
While our raiment OF beauty and gladness
TarI les our tears shall stay;
And our souls shall smile through their eadnes
And our he arIs shall wear the Gray.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-22

The will of the late Right Rev. Maurice do
ST. PaiSis, Bishop Of Tinoennes, bequeaths the
estate, real and personal, which he held for
th" use aud benefit of religious purposes, and
which lie property set apart in the diocese Of
Vinoennes for the benefit Of the Catholic
Church, to the Most Rev. John Baptist Purcell,
Archbishop Of Cincinnati, to DO by him trans
ferred to the perBOn who may succeed him
(BishoP de Sc. PAlais) in his functions ss
BIshOp. The will was ezoentsd on the 9sth Of
October.
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A PARLIAMENT OF EARLY RIsERs.-The
Greek legislators are early men. There is no
harm in my frankly confessing as much. They
have their coed and bad qualities like other
mortals, but they are certainly the earliest OF
modern "M Prs" The Boule sits ct o'clock
"a. NJ, and adjourns at IL. There is some
times an afternoon sitting to help on public
business, but as q rule we have nothing parlia-
mentsry to record after IL O'Clock. the mem
bers go away to their breakfast, and then en-
joy q calm siesta during the greatest heat Of
the day, and are awake again by dinner time,
a If nothing had happened.
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There is probably some explanation of this,
but on its face it looks very singular and not
very creditable to the five 80 called Protestant
schools.
Extract from the Examiners Report)
The committee desire to call special atten-
ton to the results of the examination in Phi
mary Schools IL and IL as being superior to
those in the other schools of the same grade.
In No. II three of the class answered every
question correctly and sixteen out of class
Of twenty-five answered more than ninety per
cent. of the questions in each branch, while
every member of the class passed.
In No. II, of class of thirty lone, all but FIVE
answered ninety per cent. or more of the
questions in each branch correctly, and none
of the class less than eighty per cent.
These results, the committee consider, de-
serve high praise, and reflect credit upon
teachers and pupils alike.
All of which 10 respectfully submitted.
A. B. SMITH, Chairman.
E.Q ELDRIsE,
j. s. VAN CLEEF, COMMITTEE.
BE. WILKINSON,
Pouskkeepsie. N. 2. June "a, 1877.
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and closely calculating class of business men.
1t is not possible that general lowering of
the rate of iuterest, such that of which we
now see the beginnings, should give q startling
impulse to business 1t is quite possible that
it may enable many prudent men to begin en-.
terprises to end through which they have not
hitherto boon able to see their way, and what
ever impulse it does give will be thoroughly
sound and healthy
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Referring to the above, the New York Tablet
says:
These two schools were formerly parish
schools of st. Peters Church. About three
years ago Father McSweeny leased the build
ing at q nominal rental to the Board of Edu-
cation Of Poughkeepsie they to pay all the
T. McsWeeny has the nomination Of the
teachers. Among the teachers at present con-
stituted are seven Sisters Of Charity. The ex-
penditure on these two schools approximated
nine Thousand dollars.
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Many men are like the phials In an apOthe-
caFy's shop, they have . beautiful and high
sounding label on the outside, bat contain
nothing except, perhaps, . spidsT's web or 90 !;
Rgntp, otherO are like chlld's doll, onteide
man, inside b7sa.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-22

Everything in the dry goOdR line Of the beat
aity aud az the lowest prices at Levy 1rothS SEQ
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Morning Star and Catholic nssssnssx

TEE MoRNINe STAR has been staxseA
with the approval Of the eoclesiaesRsa,
authority of the Diocese, to supply q
admitted want In New Orleans, ana a
mainly devoted to the interests Of SAe
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfsre a.
politics except wherein they intsxSsss
with Catholic rights, but win sxveos
.niquity in high plaoes, without reeasa d
persons or parties. Next to the splxiszaI
rights Of all men, IL will especially ehaua.
pion the temporal rights Of the poos.
r-~--1-f
A2prova3 or tAs Most Rev. Arehh<sAss
We approve Of the aforesaid undess
sking, and commend IL to the Casholaes
Of our Diocese.
~. M.ARcHBIsHoP OF NEW oaIaAas;
Dsesusber Is, 1867.
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Morning star and Catholic Messenger
ruBLIsHHD wREKLY III
TIE New GYleasss OasAo,is Publication Oon.pany d
No. ZIG Povdras. street. corner Of Camp.
heDirecters Of the Company are,
Most Rev. NAPoLKoN JOSEPH PERcHx,
Archbishop of New Orleans,
WIN. j. CAsrELL,
Very Rov. G. RAYMOND,
Very Row. G. MoYN1HAN,
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
Rev. T. j. SMITH. q. n.
Rev. B. A. NErrHARr, G. So. 4.
Very Rev. p. F. ALLEN,
P. e. MORTIMER.
JOHN T. GIBBONS,
JOHN McCAyEREY,
D. II. BUCKLEY.
All communfcatfcRnAre to be addressed to the
Editor offhe MorssDg Star and Uatkolie Mssssnasr.
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NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, JULY g. 1917.
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rsrms-sfnsIs Copy Cents; ny Mail. ss-ia Aavasss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26
DESPERfDD rom.
Detectives BurstinR In hi. Door and Taking
Him from his He'd.

Detectives Tooker and McGowan arrested
John W. Ford. formerly OF $40 East Forty-sixth
street. in his room at ls4 East Seventh street
yesterday morning. At 6o''lock on the morn
ing of the 9th OF November last Ford and Mug"
Magur" entered Charles Bnrnham'- harroom
at 2dJ West Seventeenth street. known by the
police IA the Burnt Rag ~. 2. Catharine
Donnelly. an assoeiate 81 Ford, was I'm the place
with Burnham. Durham alleges that Ford
drew a pistol and fired two shots at HIM. ona IL
which took ~ ia the right sid" - tho nhl 10
dom. Ford. Magurn. ana tafhurne |. uueliy
escaped. AMI nothing more was heard of them
unti IA" lu'l of November. Then the pOii's
W 'rr called to % shooting ARRAY In -'uufy bose
tween S"y"utv-ilr~t and Seventy e'1ni streets.
n"ur ir-t aN uir. and thcrn they found Clfhu-
RIM - 'nu"Iy bleeding from thrr" p.-tll- 1T
Mnunle, iul, enrAg i at TIE faith ,snns- Il
Ford. t. whom sh" hal been faithful. she said
that Ford md shot her for attrup tlng 10 def,'i |
another glu ia the ~hhnty from his brutal
AT H.. Ford had escaped.
fnrt~ 'Nreer llu@ been that ~ n desperate.
IL has igurHi under the ulilses If Ru~s-l un
Ferris. H. shot and dangoruusly wounded "A
man IA inr'y-eiglth street. shot nnl put out the
ry' nf his brother and ur long ago rammrl
the mu2ll" ~ % loaded pistol lown the throat IT
hi- a-"d mother. IL - only twenty-five years
ofn-".
When Detectives Tookor anil " Gowan
kn"'kcd II his door at ESQ o''lo K ycster lay
morning they were dgnie i hdmttanc.; bat They
pros" IA ~" door nnl caught ~" desperate ia
liz bed. just smith committed Inn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26
mick HTLLS com.
The Experience or an Actor who L. Snow.
bound In the Mountains.

Mr.. William J. Gross, an actor Of some
note. writing from the Bln * Hills under dnte II
Jan. 10. says: Tho theatrc closed about two
months ago. and wcarc showed in. in the noun
tains out Of town. whore went six weeks ago.
and have boon mining during that time with my
pick and shovel like IA good fellow. have some
good ground. and have found some line spcci-
mems. II the ground continues to hc ma produc-
tive as have found il. / need never ulain as
sumo the sock and buskin. but sit down anil
color my mecrs chaum and have my box ut the
opera. In few days | shall 20 over to tho Bear
Butte country To prospect FOR silver "" have
hai several escapes from Indians, hut W. haVo
got used 10 that. AMI We are continually armed.
IN" country ~ very rich. and should YOU hear
people say that there is no gold in the Black
HIS, you may safely say that thoy know moth
ing whatever about tn" mnit"r. There will
hav" no doubt. be ilfty thousand mon hero 10y
next fall. The Black HIS from all have seen
believe 70 be the richest country on Gods foot
stool, and the man who comes hero and H. onrr-
gctir. and keeps his eyes OPEN will certainly
rcaD' fortune. This is my sincere and hon
est opinion. and | give 1t 10 you To- make " hat
use you please OF Ii"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26

THURSDAY. Jan. 2j.-FLouR AND ME.r-Ths
nli ihgIg vas no apparent IVA Inc ia d. iasS 81 H.
VIZ, WI We quote STAT AMI Ne,trn supettne, 500
eN,ra., =, sgs,, - d. Nx aud NNx. siDssS ~ d.
g 76ssio; ciiy shipping cNir,. 81 i'gs7 d, spGihcrii
bakers aud lanly brands ~ jt ~ -. south, IN shipping
Brandsw si5osssGo I've io'r--snperfine' sts5 +.
$50 heat hour. q 10 rs. sisti -
Iofi2N ISpoi, remained lget AMI UNCHANGED Midlng
1 eat 10 Il a, Ia, 60, s.les tag,gs oe,I nm
9t January. E'sc; r te.rlnty Is - go Tor March.
. u s2c Tor Jnl, AMI l+'se TOT August Receipts at Tie
rGq'l.ioSsfo,R steady The spot, with better lob
lils 1due :, ~ new mess At 81 sJsgis" but dullipt
good adc at % ' 56i g or y pa h, aud
IN bacon over nam" and waa os ,e o o Ss the
.Aien, OF -," ex; at ~ cut meats qie Iari dun,
igr prime M,,,rrn' AID or iitgrc delivery 900 ics,
sl,S 10y Apnl Dr' ..cd hrss Grncr 1t -'c Tor W.
ern nmi taeS'tc Tor city biter staiy. state
a. 2S5ic west, m crcaiicrJ. ~. s i,s and nr.
Eins god to choice. i7g- common 20 iar iysioc.
a. dns & i'"' y'I ply" Sia, nsl
GRAiS-whcat was lul AMI very un.,t,ici hut in the
DC .ae. were iimti 10 lew rresui,r parcels in IN
S Ss ls'NSS s ,s ss x No tsa! q s NJ
S ssge'cd and So 'prns q 2 81 90 r,i w,ut
81 ~ rhn,h By in demand. with ',e, of iipp,bu,h
~ or the b. t .l row 81 S S :, ~ a., ~
at ~ ,ioc Tor miNcd Western. ncimlu, 81 . At isc
AMI $50 49, nr white do, ~ luiinl No ~ tic l,1
whi' state. hs.'c. aud mixed 10. I-if1jc corn
les aciiso ana AttNlA -p nud sales ia.up bush Il
"Af'i t tor n'w western uugrtied ava steamer miNei
new yellow, HieNlc
s .,. aTPCnns w, Quiet q, ,'eicc
STRAINED sales ot osnibi- a, the iatter AZ wm,n-t"s
on private terms. Petroleum ,luct AMI uut hanged a
la'sc Tor crude" in bulk, aud 1", irhne,l In hbs
Ocean irci-hts were dun aud uOniinally une hangcd;
sian 70 LNyrpool' by steam, ~ prov-ion., plsin-;
refined petroleum To- Antwerp. T. 81. nnphiha 10 Cork
Tor orders. - lhl ~ rrsliuun % LiVHrpoH "a.
Clover seed nrm at l,c Tor Western Thi1w adv and
IN nvi' rate demand at as. Nh.kD. WAS dun lut
lower AZ si.u-asl u-is
o,iufs-k cui,c was yer, lIiet ani more or jos,
nominal AZ ~ l,t,t uo'I mia Ell lr, ti.n .iirl.
Mara. ino. h.'sH, AMI java. -.e,t -,M ~
vr'hs Wa 'A,, umhr la-' sit'k, quoted 40
i'aHc. i.i'e was steady with i.si.il ls .IiU-.
domestic. f'''rc Eai-Hou % asa ..l .n huHi.
Raw sill tt. N.IN quot and 1900. l.i-.i ref .ii. a'r r
iat {. -nsl ronu|n- cuba. AMI tlsin Inr .ruiru.r
no ale r. nmd IM"t az lutoll Cog 4, aud ~
~ t lt uiri. i'n -'l h IurlNua. 1870. So Do. r.
elect N", ne .roen ut i5's ml 800 A. Japan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26
ETT TNrvG NOT ON ICE.
The Sport They Had on Roller skates In the
BrookiXn Rink Last Night

The first ftte night in the Brooklyn Rink
laat Nigh drow about ia glossy as phat surface
that forms substitute for lee largo ana
fashionable company. Contcrno's band mad,
music. Tho surface. which ia pronounced hv
skaters superior 70 icr is made Of asphalt AMI
imported Swiss earth. 1t covers an arca of
1900 square feet. Tho programme last might
included boys race for n 81 prize. for which
there were ton entries. among them Henry c.
Murphy Jr. II was won by Fred. Cplson time,
I minutes, ihirty-siN seconds; distance. half
mile Miss sadie Mccormick, The -ycar-old
daughter Of the puirnirc. was The butterfly. in
pursuit ~ which three children Joined for 81
pri2" She was not caugnt IN the nVurc
skating, for which there were six entries,
although only two kept the floor. ",
France. Jr. won the prize, plated skates.
In the beginners race. by noviccs on
skatcs. +. Wint'rson won the przr, value of
81. Tho chief interest of the evening was con-
tired on the ladies' chase for diamond ring,
10 be borne by gentleman. and open to pur-
suit thirty minutes. Mr.. \. Smith sped override
his whitc.glovcd hand. At once Mss lr,ne
Holmes. Miss Anna Palmer. Miss Ella Baglcy.
Mrs. j. Johnson Miss Daniels Miss Jessie
Holmes, Miss Minnie Punkrtt. and Mrs. Petit
grew gidcd out and AFT, him. They chnsed
MN IN vain. Then they tried to corner him,
nut ne eludcd them time and agnin. until the
Spectators wrrc alive with cNcit mcnt The
young iudics chased themselves almost out VI
breath. but. raying again. they surrounded
MN, and as he culraNorrl to glide out OF the
cirlo they had formed, Miss Nmiie Punkctt
grlspe hs hand and won the ring A COM
pany lrill ON skni ~ with wooden guns 10y the
NV niy-thlrd Regiment members, cldod the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26
4 MURDER .fT Sci.
The Mate Of the Bnrk Newlight stabbed TO
Death by "a Sailor.

BAtTNl0Rr, Jan 25.-Capt Snow, Of The
bark New'ight, who reached this port to-day
from Rio, reports the murder at sea- Of the first
matt Marshall Fssrndrn. on Nov 4. The muir
drrer was George Collins sailor. who stabbed
the mate several times. Fo-sonden died almost
Immediately, and WIS buried at sea. At Rio
Collins We, hanIod over 10 the authorities
Iiarwie Nos. ndonf, a sailor, deserted at Rio
and returned in the bark Llslo lie declares
trining offence, and beaten terribly oyer the
head. lle begged the mute Ia drsi-t hut he
death with IL huwir knife. F''-srn'lcn IL "A ma
tive Of Cape Cod and Collins Of Boston. The
latter WIS placed ia the schooner Edward John
York Tor trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26
riLlnN rHoM coon socIrrr.
\ Forger who Says that Ills Uncle l. IA Mem.
her Of the british Parliament.

A forgor VAS convicted in the General Sos
.on-. yesterday unler the name of Elwnorrt H. r.
fused 20 tell his real name llis language Indicated ID good
education and his manner Na, That of man .tour
~ good society Under Nanluauouh e said that hc
had in this country two years and that hc hal hocn
ln- time 40 tho Brlsh clN SlNlec He Is tt nephew
~ member of Parliament ami his family. which is
ht-h . Al standing ii En-lAnd. sent hlm a. America no
cuso Iuencc ui his misconduct nud then sent huu money
~. crime was attempting 10 get 500 from the ;, ooud
National Rank ON spurious check.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26

Arrived -rnvWpW. Jam IS
= UafOulcs sN is,V ruial,inhIp
:, "ll DOMINION, N.lAer bltAulut D..f ..nt md
- ~titto, Davis. Sow B,lflnl
81 tttu NNfNfN. t.N.rff. Boston
Royal list
S--.u lHcinfo. Hazard. satlnurf Jan Il
htfk iNHfli- hf .Ne.. N.I4-li. lIa.NI
lri- s.tI ltu Nl.IYf. M.ttfl..N N.fusls
lr D. - Ro q. Mcclure. ku i.fNNu
N.hr IfiN } ~ lfd. Iffuil. If.ri
= if ~ 10 Nln-Dlf NINNt pcf b $40 p rrI.'i IAN y
Al-n, tir usual aver Hir| 0.n .ftI.. N....I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26

mother tu the tedious fuuniu. Follow ug thls rulp
II BHhhits Toilet soap "~ news the HrfnoD ni cltlt0
rate potimnng, and relies intrinsic purlty amt
sweetness Therefore tis uatl VIII soon become in
dlsprnsahe feature Of every mans toilet Ot cour~'
every mother viii have II Tor her babies Here its
destined ~ become - nece ssity -Atp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26

For III" nausea of pregnant women is Mir Of
Misn, sh, which, smooth and pleasant To the taste ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26

Reduced prices on furniture and carpets.
Compartments, l55 aud l57 Chatham street Pay
,nOnlliJ .-1i..
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-08
Nervous Debility.

A depressed, irritable state of mind; a
weak. nervous, exhausted feeling: no en-
ergy or animation: confused head, weak
memory, often with facilitating, inyolup-
tary discharges. The consequence of
excesses. mental overwork and indiscre-
tons. This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds a
sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS HoMEo-
PATHIC SPECIFIC, No. %, It tones up the
system, arrests discharges, dispels the
mental gloom and dependency, and reiuve-
mates the entire system. 1t is perfectly
harmless and always efficient. Price SIS,
tor package of FIVE boxes and large 50
vial of powder, which is important 10 old.
serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold
by all druggists, or sent by mail on receipt
of price. Address Humphreys Homeo-
Dathlc Medicine Co., No. 100 Fulton ST.,
n. Y.
Seeg aryr advertisement
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-08

ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS
Are you Respondent sufferer from Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpita-
ton of the Heart? Have you Dizziness
OF the Head? 1t your Nervous System
Depressed? Does your Blood circulate
badly? Have you Cough? Low spirits I?
Coming up of the food after eating? &c,
&c. All of these and much more are the
direct results of Dyspepsia. Liver Com
plant and Indigestion. GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER is now acknowledged by all
Druggists to be positive cure. 2,40O. 900
bottles were given away in the United
States through Druggists to the people as
trial. Two doses will satisfy any person
OF its wonderful quality in curing all forms
OF indigestion. Sample bottles 10 cts.
Regular size, IS cts. Sold positively by all
trst-class druggists 10 the United States.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-08

NATURES TRIUMPH. Mature, in her
1uxuriance. has clothed the hills and the
oales with herb and shrub, whose occult
natures merely require the earnest appli-
cation of the scientific and inquiring mind
to reveal their curative properties. for in
the vegetable world a kindly providence
has placed healing for all nations. The
only specifics for any disease yet discovered
are vegetable In their nature, and while
quinine has been accepted as the only re-
medy for one class. the extract Of the bu.
chu plant is rapidly taking its place as soy
ereign remedy for other of those ills afiict
humanity. The type of disease to which
it is remedial is broad one, and its mani
festatlons are legion. but it may be started
in general terms that all diseases of the
urinary organs, whether caused by climate,
irreRularity. or self generated, submit at
once to the operation of its power. Helm
bold s Buchu for all such complaints. is the
result OF long research, and il acknowledge
ed superior to all other preparations.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-08

A SURE THING.-Dr. Kings Syphilitic
Remedy is warranted to cure Syphilis in
sle primary, secondary and tertiary stages,
and in all its varied and com piicated forms.
and will cure the. worst cases of yeneria
diseases, cases which have resisted the
treatment OF the most eminent physicians
OF America. 1t cures the first stage and
heals the ulcers 10 few days Il cures
ulcers IN the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and legs also, hard pains in the
ooBes and joints, swelling of joints. syphi-
iltie rheumatism, etc., in short time.
Price, IS per package. Sent everywhere
by express. A treatise on sexual diseases
Tree; Sent mailed for two stamps. Sold
by DR.. J. Dinsbeer, sos North Seventh
street, St. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed
or the money refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer
makes Chronic Diseases a specially. If
you are afflicted, with no matter what. call
Or write. For sale by all druggists.