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New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
GIN Real Cstaic for Safe.

TOR SALE.-Water front for RLFlNERlES,
j CHFFICtL WORKS. FACTORIES. sc. Large block,
bIlkh water 'front.' also blocks fr dwellings inr sale
very low. Apply to w L. BIO" ik 10 N ..-.3n-sL
] RONAINE BROWN will take charge Os
., esatea cllcefing ren paying tax insurance SC,
Tor owners. oHce Ao. l.-so Sr I4iWay, clfnrr 3Jt5L
CIOnDn 3 story browns stone HOUSE,
~ CsOBO West l9iaar.. between sth and 7th4ayes:
Apply to NULAND a. WII1IcG, Beezmaa-sG, ior full
particulars ald permit
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

Western selling at 5Ol2049ai; and. Delaware and
Undson at 453Q4512. Western Union adter selllns
Of S06sasO7s. declined TO 79lsG79li The market
closed quiet but weak.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

,-...... Vrv -rGAa-F4lines ,ayei No. " 10 80
T,rllara risiugi tlc United -ttie-f o' az ~,
l.-,s. premium. -l.i" ai-i ''f
,. .,.l b lt prtInrli aAof- -h ,.'-' I. -
r gl. I =. 10 .r.alllAi Oh +.is ~. P''---'I'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Wa to jacob wick - si2 500
st-ave can War Wm Byron 20 Owsn......... 1000
Gfesieygir TO NJ Herlin .,'. 1880
7Jth-st, - 3tt6 ff e. lstave, l85xiO2.2 Redmond
Braudes- 1900
G;Gst Isl ZjXSu. Ellen schmidt %
Werlheimer Nominal
and vile 70 ] : Lang -. 2G.5o0
NcManu- .........-...,.-.... .-......... Nominal
4 burn .r' and Vie To- Wasb5arh 1900
fSn.i6rn y o. l. Fsek ..,' s275
'3iii5s RYAN ' 100 T. " -.'',. W. 5000
iieger F. 60 =. '''i.e -i--'' 6OoO
1V',s' VIE 10 Gb5on 1865
.Siauas and Vic 10 smith Nominal
sc,n.. a So, 20 $1,000
LOHc.aLI j. s.. t-AFAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
Corrtrn Rcal esLa!s Eor sale.

AVERY DESIRABLE FARM for SALE,lying
4 cu the 'ou,I D.aa ~ e tIiAS hIt .l[ 3eorng
lru.s HON. o. I. EI.IIAFILIA AMI others,
erlT acres
OF ssmo rIlII MEADOW d. about 2g miles from so1ier-
vile. tlc i. r. station at lltl ana Hdtnls N
fle other railroads WI .r lrrl ti Il lie yIDue Jl liyN-
DAY. NaT I2 l-1. q ecooa H ar ai'rna.n p, On mo
Ur,u scs . ri HII GGarllal "a IlJi. Hope.
soiAerri.ie Nh Soy. 3, ioiI
4 BARGAIE.-A large. comfortable house and
a ID cultivated and Wis -3ug a1c ~ .a-as
u Ia.r- at SO RIDGE
u o. p--t.t. pas-
tc1llrs inquire W A. Y. ALbt-), i-5 I5olgefJ.
EOR SALE-On Cornwall Heights, cOttage
containing excellent lnr auuud1at sHfne
wafer. freedom from c,. .ia 1tf residence N 10
glDeCrintr Address 20 CornHlo luu5oH ~ - tIe hey
Dr. LEDplA.
EANES RIVER. VIRGINIA.-A very valun-
- hs of over % acres of pr'iucf 20 4d sJ2be
,or rats arig vegetables iai i-' i1r Ner.ieiA hukets
sf.IrnHulf .qu.lng ttH A.4 PARTICULARS.
ICLtND g. WHITING, l'. ..la-,-
A,TORE and DWELLING combined, ut Mill
- ursos Is. y. Address q. n-AulNf f. f-lLii, i. y.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
Renl Gslnte GO Gktnanse.

: HOUSE near 5th-ave.. lightly mOrtgaged,
"A "a exchange uniucuu erd farm near ulis city "a
mo eoHv u house m Z3 ard aud unlucumhetd Il ciil los
vii ba given AaGrcss thu prEcipa H. EABCOCA. lbihst,
L.. Lllslr.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
WEnN..nAT.N N.r. --r. NJ.

The .chrue 10 make tle silver dollar of 4I2l2
grains l--.l-tsaIer has Lad less stimulating ei-
feet 11 tc STOCK LXclau-- ban some of its chief
ia-t gators probably anticipated. And not without
lson. The issue In 1873, oi S1GOOO.-
OUJ lDra.-teuder- which was au mucI ate
nlator-is Of too recent date for people
10 forge, that imitation Of currency DOES
not Hay, iH,lte prices. A study of the
course OF prices Of stocks. at.er tLe "iecal" issue
t.t been increased fr)a $3.50, ,o0O.OOOto 1852 OOo.-
c'o Wo-i l5w prove iuts ting and instructive.
t s we.l rush rcme.a4 4crug thar silver doll 4rs
cannot 5e ool-ei rapidly a- paper dollars may be
p---eI
THE business at the Stock Exchange after the
ell, ton ho.&Ry shows some Improvement in
amount over tine days Immediately preceding it.
But after a fractional rise in tie early hours the
marke, Lad 4 tendency TO sag. and the last sales
were ~ about the lowest prices of the dav
NO one stock assumed any prominence call
irg for special comment, except ucrhaps
Chicago and Alton, which was heavy al 7s
even early IN the day when the general
market was firm. The 'ov price 1t which some Of
the compary's guaranteed bonds are selling and the
fact that earnings thus far this year are SlC0. .OOO
ie tlal during thc same time DO lo4O, are creating
doubts as to tLe company ability to continue Tie
Payment 81 dividends on IT'S Comuou stock. This
doubt ,,ll.o reasonable hen ia ~ remembered that
tut lob- 3D. earnings THIS year e equal 90 s4- iti cent
on DE stock, and that the company on september J.,
Iad dividend Of 81 per cent ion the si1 months
ended July l.
Lake sDore opened at C-1g, rose 10 Geli and then
steafliv iued 20 G1.- at tho close. Michigan
t.hTA -fld at CJ0G-a-'e H-tt Central aII II0-
tDl at l'. n lbth0 IOCa-. and I.rc 40 l---G ! It-
In.'it- t-s.aDaug tic fac tha the new recoastIllc-
Jon Chehe "as advanced step, Is tie entry oI an
I-ei loi loi.oQslre az te sult " the second con-
s"latca toucto.dcIs. ILc general Weston list
By fyWVathHtd with tLe Eastern stocks. ST.
1efSS55ce ecnn,d lram @t+G3l2 90 322lG3-5; pIe-
no tfcu Co0c-il To- 61lI0o7l2; Northwest
Gs& 49, ~ aa4,u3- and rgtieIed from 64', ~
1oI To H. ~ BlIs. Rock Island however. rose from
2ts, We lares or more active business than Of
tlso lower Delaware, LacAaWanua aud
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
Buslness Cnan,ss.

A GENTLEMAN, the Inventor -aQ Patentee
y uf ilur1Nti l1u,ess l.f Na3lif fH' lo ,lnA.l
partner, ftn cirfili 't 'i ' 0-l.Nu'
for tbe purpose ~ rnarug i- pacnr n- 'u % r' sor-
lffr. fIrtlxI lct.
A nUiefaf. trtulr Doe annssct required.
Address j. r. b.. tribune oAc.
EOR SALE-The balance OF stock and JO0ls
4 ofthr late amos idgors embracing ne watc1n1Aers
refvliluf Ltles. e.ncaa uuFtauuts ui.sret-tols
arIc,s. InquIc at tle Drrniifts. N - ZOO i,li.hl
E-QUARIER, Onc-thlrd or Ouc-half Of n
~ very valuable .Lornhgt uewi ilt'nton e le s-a i1r
l.relv enough paicnt aAG START manufacture ot ts
came thus secured v dpuotrss retIgn 10
amount invested very uuciy 4nd FORWARD }lcd no
owner splendid income monthly Tor seventeen years Dss
references given thorough nvcsi aou solicited Az rcss,
auu0n4in. interview l&kEN TOR Box 20, iuDuuo Ntlcr.
VAIANTED.-A small dairy, 4l2 cents gwen !;
acsd .eeurty; WIKI fluU lad llgau e. .Attifess
AaLkAAN Tribune UYtoda Cl4ce. 10 1.-Ss Brs24ea5.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

','s, '''i1 ' 500
a1. ysars 'i ara - TO- ~ .' 5000
iS5 6, 'gi' q, ', yrsrl ai 30 ' - 'l' 5000
Lil 4th aye 51''1 3ears a ".' " TED. $500
Ni's ts,r yl' ." 'o'pu i>- 1000
Kleibs cin John, 10 MAILER. years -...-..--. coo
kpdruey, FdEtr ard wife, t0 a y Blake % cor ctn- -
Hld 19i.--t 3 years l0DOO
Al aal si.t.' -'' month ai ,.. ' 3coo
NSSe ave. ,.s s!tRst. yea ...'- 1900
avg ave ~ A...oa' u. 1ocG
5ci srsoae @ ind sprass ...,......-- $500
2dgye: y-a1. .'.... -. 1900
ave. ys,S i.2' -- ~ - ,.-- ... 5000
lCfcial J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

The following auction sales we're held at tho
Exchange salesroom TO-DAY:
mi J. Bteecter e son.
Brick factory buildings aud lots, A0s OF 70 525
Fast I3t1-sf. o. a. If3 90 Avenue r, cafh l9t OK
1888 a 30 buildings aud lots sos 6i4 90 p = flst
1fth-st. 2l3 10 Avenue B, each lot zJKl-5S ~ ,.
NeWlork Lie ln- CO.. .f-pYVV
By bessr
I and basement brown Stone Win ieasH
N o.. No A. West & th-sf. $50 n " shave ~
81 sa annual ground rri u & susan Gilman. 1901
~ Richcrf r. Hrrneu
t Nv cor 9r'f Beaeb at 3 10 " " conkn IC 800
EB o. j. LB0n.
! story brick binding ant lot SO 2i5 west 3Gthsst,
r. 1913 O. " 7thave lot 2J.4xT3i Chas Part .
ridge vioO
m Ffc1rd PtInger
Ruth Ann wallace 1880
Bg scott e MegHrs
plot - land Rai'r0ad-avp fO Il BsthEate =.
Morn SANTA 6ONlOO, also a plOt Of land batl.
gate pL 80 n o Iai.load-lye, 4OxlJO; Catnerile
Meyer
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. wednesday. Nov 7, 1877.
auction sales we're held at tho
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
Counirn properEn 10 Get.

nARIEN, Ct.-'fo let, at q nominal rent for
A(tne inter. eleven rey flrfs' noe orr loaa .;
good stDl nlc locations ,.ifisi 90 hAc ui Se"t-Af- "a
l.llroll, near drnoL Address 81 Sicily.
Gs1% PER MONTH viii rent che house, 2l9
- -st Washington ave.. W0lsde, Ncra g. .r'n Ter
H. ApDiy Oh thr yruses o. J.. h. DENl-l $50 Belle
v-ieayb. newark h.J-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

Atlantic ports the 9th aud 18th days of November
| were:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
Cilp Dropertp CO Eet


An UPPER PART OF HOUSE To LET, un-
y ulr. rl cIus,,r 3 srytu twelve closets.
40 West 5-d-t I' private la4iF only.
a CHOICE and BEAUTIFUL SUIT 3 or 6
a ROOMS. second l0or; perfect CONDITION. h3li-oms
brvnst.no with 0wIeni 1o5 1aFe eco broadway cars
pa57
CHOICE FLATS TO RENT.-Ou the Eastern
- Boulevard .AvcII--Al between J-t1 api 1eil-sis-
splendid .tIat0n. or l . ouui 1verl thc faat iY-
moderate means 1stesrths in 30
ety. Sent 81. ,,r month"; Ayyy -o PH4-Ll7, DODGE.
Co.,, Al a4G iJ CLe ot % 20 .
FURNISHED FLOOR suitable for house,
i Eo.umg also .r.sH.d snd Huurisled houses. Eof
rrauccs 20 l.orctt Library, ti6 tih-ite.
GRANT, elegant French ilafs; Just compet-
~ sl. zit rluW- ulrrvciisLtsi fey cneap Jantor
ll .la4Hee. 3.' .na ~ west 3.tl-'t
ys7O LET-TCLLY FURNISHED. 100 Lex
.Hctou-srt. near jUrl.sC ~. j.. CROSBY, 10 Broad
Say. or. t5u Tx ns.oniy'.
rE'O LET, with STEAM POWER-Three
dor-. l5I .o lra 1y 80 ist t-l tae sgt rnt .ront
at, r..r i.t hrllire rrd Tgt VIII n.
situation 10 l5d -t, urtNt zd aud 3daTes
toJoHN s. .'SlEAHNs g 90. t5 ',,.'.-.t
.eES To- 22G WEST 2@D-tr excelsior
- - building. between ;ul aHt '. ...~iy story gni
la-.tarn Hr1Ah-,'DaD Ht'..iH.t i.ii E n .lest ii-
r- Duo iAr eitY i'r ma 4Ia' torres laa .' if.r
Ur. .riar saal ing oyi.r a1i .-. - i''c.it l en-
l.ce uu 2Zdsf. 0uuus 900 r.t nF Us @ Io lalsr fof .
tfrn ol yeals from Utzt NAY. A-lilAAD y. uAGAilf, Il,
444 lrual"ay basement
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

The reccipto Of Gour and grain At the principal
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
ZOE ellcr so DAYS.
T 20 o 'tII0' y" ~ =
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

I-rIt.d States bonds were weak and lower despite
the inward turn in gold, a reason being found In
the recent action Of the House Of Re3Tesen,at'yes.
4 moderate business was dohr' "H4 .nc 'ii''' Nv
-Ios.J t.yerish at the following quotations;
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

g!OP SALE-No. 81 Olypr-st., occupied rs
4 au 4uotr.c.rv shop 7ut dwelling z-.1N L5 iertmp.
tory sale - a-inn ~e-, sy, let.sr -, ID, % -
r o. She Exchange roD1 80 II Hr.-ONaf cc"- ltfA
Jrtl tlat uue may DE hld at pTtg at sale.
EDWARD A. LA --aCL, AHCa0heer
lZ- BustH.v. NeN-N ork.
WILLIAM JAY. Trustee. l5 Wal-s- -
Tho above sale Ll5 been oar.t to No',mltr l1, lofi
sa-,.. Iolr ...f uIlre WILLIAM JAY, trustee.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

Exchange salesroom to-day
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

~ TTT'ITW I'T-IIII"T-
52d-si, 200 z v shave. each Z1u09
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

ali J.Y. -AyAGE, Deputy Rsgiss
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
WORkING-M MOVING.

Although working men strikes are
over and railroad operations are re-
sumed as before it would be a grand
mistake to suppose that the laborng
interests Of the Country have settled
down into a passive feeling Of acqui-
escence or unconcern. On the contra
ry all the indications point to very
dissatisfied state Of feeling a silent
breeding over nnredressed wrongs,
and earnest discussion as to how the
condition Of the working masses may
be bettered. And this is all right
The welfare and property Of men en-
gagged in manual labor is a subject Of
the highest Importance. Our states.
man cannot pass it By with in]iiier-
ence. The fear is that under an ir-
ritated state Of feelings our working
men may be msled by demagogues
and adopt the false views of foreign
communists and agrarians. The great
point is to bring labor and capital in
to harmonious cooperation. With
out this, our country cannot advance
in enterprise or development, and
stagnation in business must continue.
In all the large cities and towns
working.men meetings are increas'
ing in numbers and the organizations
of the old political parties may be
considerably shaken before the next
Presidential election.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Charlestown has been elected as the
Capitol Of West Virginia.......Ther
is growing belief that President
Mcmahon will Jump into imperial
power in France by coup dctat......
Our President has been having grand
time the last week among the people
of Vermont, who have received him
with unbounded enthusiasm. 1.-THE
great Lehigh and Scranton coal mines
are at stand. Gov. Carroll has
dismissed the troops and written his
thanks to the Prcsident......A stea.n
tug blew up at Norfolk, Va, on Sat
urday. The captain and two men
were killed Suicides have become
very frequent. Two in one day in
Philadel phia, one Of whom was Dr.
Deal, prominent physician.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
ATROCITIES or WAR.

War cannot be war without blood
shed, nor is it likely to be pursued in
such quiet and chivalric spirit that
there shall oe no cruelty, pillage and
outrage. But according to all &C
counts the atrocities of the Bashi-Ba-
zourks in the Turkish service are be-
yond all precedentin the annals of war
AS usual the non combatants in the
country lying between the two armies
suffer most severely. This is the case
with Bulgaria. After the Russians
evacuated the town of Eske Soghrl
the terrified inhabitants endeavored
to follow them, but it is said the Turks
placed guard to prevent their escape
and then began scene of fearful cru
city. Neither age nor sex was spared
and the mutilation of bodies vas
irightful. A hospital was burned with
all its inmates. The number Of peas
ants and towns-people massacred is
said to have amounted to as many as
all the Russian killed and wounded
in the great battle. In the district of
Tchirpan, one Of the richest sections,
thirty churches and five hundred
schools and colleges have been burned.
From twelve to fifteen thousand Of the
christian population Of that and the
adjoining district have been slau2h-
tered in cold blood. According to
Turkish accounts the Russians are not
a whit less brutal and cruel toward
all who fall into their hands. At last
accounts both armies were concentra-
ting for decisive battle.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
AN UGLY REPORT.

DR.. Chancellor, Secretary of the
Board Of Health, of Maryland, has
made his report to Governor Carroll
of the inspection Of the aims houses
of the several counties. The condi-
ton of most of them is shocking
There are now, he says, over five hun
lred insane and idiotic people in the
aims houses and jails for whom there
is no adequate provision made. Some
of the county aims houses he found tc
be most disgusting dens of filth and
prostitution. If the Dr's. report is
not exaggerated there must be no de-
lay in reforming this wretched state Of
things.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
THE WORLDS PRODUCTION.

The production of grain in Europe
and the United States and how it is
disposed of is as follows
Europe produces now on an aver
age 5,OOOO0O,0O0 bushels Of grain
of which Russia produces third
Germany and France 520,0O0,00O
bushels each, and Austria 500,000,OO0
The United States produces 1900
100000 bushels, or about the same as
Russia. In order to appreciate the
advantages of the United States the
population should be taken into &C
count this is for the United States
100000, and therefore we produce
40 bushels per head, while Europe,
with population Of not quite $780,
100000, produces only l6 bushels per
head, Russia 26 bushels per head
and Great Britain only 4 bushels pc,
head. AS the average quantity Of
grain consumed per head is Is bush
els, we produce nearly three times as
much as we want, Russia scarcely
twice it wants, Europe on an average
all needed, but Great Britain not
much over one-fourth. 1t will be
seen that the general production far
surpasses the consumption, but this
excess is absorbed by breweries and
distilleries all over the world, which
do more to keep the price Of bread
stufs at high figure than anything
else.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
CITY FURNITURE.
FITS EPILEPSY.
OR
FALLING ssaCk siS$.

Permanently cured - no hnmbng-h
one months usage of Dr. GoulardS Cch
bralcG Intnllblr Fit PoA dcrS. To con
vince sufferers that these powders will 1t
all we claim for them, we will send then
ly mail, post paid, free trial hoN. AS ID
Goularl is the onlv physician that has eve
made this disease Il special study, ami II
to our knowledge Thousand; have bcrI
permanently cured hv the use of ihrS
powders, We will guarantee Il pcrmanrn
cure in every Caseor refund YOU All none
expended. All sufferers should give thcs
Powders an early trial, and be convinced
of their curative powers,
Price, tor large box. $500, or hoXr
for $1,000, sent 10y mail to any part OF tn
United States or Canada on receipt T.
price, or by express, G. .. ID. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
3GO Fulton ST., Brooklyn, y. \.
aprl9 ~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
N scribcr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court Of Frederick County, letters
Tcstamcntary upon the estate of
JACOB BENTI,
late of Frederick county, deceased. Al
persons having claims against said de
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally an
thcnlicatcd to the subscriber, on or before
the Goth day of January next; they mTy
otherwise, by law, be excluded from al
brncti: of said estate. Those indebted are
to make immediate payment.
HENRY STOKES
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
WhVWe become Sick

Aside from hereditary prc-disposltlon
to many diseases, there arc four prominent
causes of much of human disease, and
these are: Impure air, which causes poi
soninr of the Blood and Pulmonary dis
eases; unhealthy water, which IS great
source of Typhoid and kindred fcvcrs;
improper food, which is the cause OF
St0marhic and Intestinal arrangement;
and sudden changes of climate and tenn
pcraturc, which induce congcs'lvc dlSor-
tlcrs. Thus, the absolute essentials OF life
are often charged with the principles and
poisoned with the germs OF disease ana
death Whenever the proportional prn-
ciplrs of the Blood become disturbed from
any of the causes named, impoycrislmcnt
or poisoning of this fluid follows; If the
digestive organs act ahnor!nally, DySpcp-
sin and its distressing effects manifest
themselves; any cause that tends to en-
cite the unusual action Of the Liver is
certain to produce Bilious diseases; and
whenever there j., Il torpitutc or sluggish
ness of the bowc!,-Constpation, with its
host of attendant evils, establishes itself
From these universally accepted truths
it becomes comparatively easy to explain
Why We Become Sick. l'y hcGlccllng
the laws of nature, and eating unsuitable
foo |, or eating wholesome fool in an
improper manner; by abundant drinking
at meals, by many other improprictics OF
eating and drinking, and particularly BY
that one calth,!cstroynG habit peculiar
to the American pcoplr-rapid eating
Indigestion or Dyspepsia is established
with all of its distressing consequences;
Immediately the Blood lowers its standard
and begins to deposit lis impurities i'll the
weakest parts OF the system, causing all
manner of discomfort and diseases accord
ing to Tie degree Of impuri1y ami the
point Of drpos.t. The great organs be-.
come involved; thr Brain feels The bad
influence; the Liver, the spleen, the
Heart, the Lungs, tie Kidneys, lh" skin
all are affected, and unlc.;; the i"lpurity
be removed, the whole volume "i lle
Blood will become 50 poisoned that exist
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
How 10 Cure Sickness

Natures method of publication and
consequent cure is founded on the rational
principle Of jutliciou. purgation;anl when
it is considered that the best rhysiciahI
PURSE" the practice of attention to the
stomach aN'l bowels az preliminary land
often t. only) treatment of disease, it is
not diilicult To perceive that q remedy
possessing all The requisites ETA purgativc
AMI Alternative, in addition 10 other and
valuable remedial influence, must obtain
torilsy!f morrtn ordinary consideration
and favor. oar remedy combines every
quality required fer The treatment Of dis
case on Tic aboVc-n'mcd rational prlncl-
PIE. II is II pheasant talharlc, active
or "cutlc, arC 0rling 10 tho dose; it is a
Blood purifier 'oning aud cnrichIng this
iluil by is Alternative property; iisnction
on the Liver is soothing and certain, pro-
noting the hillary srcrctiOnS; il is a safe
and reliable l.nmcnagogur, acting spcciti-
Cally upon the uterine system; il affords
thc@rcatcst n,tainabIc relief in Dyspepsia,
anl cures whenever used as directed;
and III conjunction with hygicnic means
is the best preventive OF Constipation
that can I'VE suggested
From the above il would then appear
that t'.c simplest method TO cure sickness
is hat one which combines .judicjoHs pur-
CATION with physical Sustcnanc", and the
Observance Of hygicnic measures; the
head SHOULD be kept cool, the feet warm,
and lhc bowels open; and when treating
diseases on the principles exhibited i'll The
manual referred to below (Which every
one should rc&CN The strength should be
sustained by nouiiahng (not stnnnating)
food Of th4 Lind adapted 10 the complaint
yvhilr 1l,,rrD,r,lv il rrr00yino' the disease
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-08-23
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no THE VOTERS OF FREDERICK
L COUNTY.
| announce myself as n candidate for the
next Shcritfalty, subject to the decision of
hc Republican County Convention.
j. ). b. HARTSOCk,
June %, 1S1,tf