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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Mrs. ALICE OATES, OF the Oates
Comic Opera, that once visited this
city, has sued the Cincinnati CONNER
clal for twenty-five thousand dollars
damages for alleged defamation of
character. The Commercial published
a report that Mrs. Oates had INDUCED
In improper intimacy with one OF her
tFoupe,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

A MEXICAN paper claims that Mexi.
co can put 10000 men in the field on
short notice. She will have no need
10 do that, If che will send q couple Of
thousand 10 the frontier and hang two
or three dozen raiders and cattle
ihlaYea.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

TIE Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer, says that
Hayes has only experienced Q little
forelasle Of the fight the stalwarts in'
tend making on him.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

GEN. STEPHEN d. LEE is mentioned
for the Senate from Lowndes county to
ill the vacancy caused by the election
Of Senator sims to be LIeutGnant.G Gov
ernor. Gen. Lee wOuld do honor to
the Mississippi Senate.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

TEE New York Times, 90 soon as It
heard Of the Gordon Onkling affair,
eRun to rave about the "slave Driv.
ere Whip and Southern BullyiSm."
Thus Il tries 10 Soothe blackguards
who give insults, but who are too COW.
Ardly 10 face the music.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

BLAIHE's health 10 very bad and he
will take Q Southern trip via the Hot
Syringe, and not return 10 the Senate
until Spring, unless there shall be some
very urgent party necessity for his re-
turn.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Hon. JERE BLACK, one Of the coun.
sci in the Vanderbilt will case, iS trying
10 prove that Mr.. Vanderbilt was IVA.
ricious 10 the extent of insanity. Mr.,
Black, as there is a very largo amount
involved, may make his point. II he
does, all we have got to say Is, that by
the same test the whole Yankee nation
are as mad as March hares, and three.
fourths OF the human family have bees
in their bonnets.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

MARX TWAIN introduced William D.
HOwells al the latter's lecture In Hart
ford Wednesday evening with the re-
mark that It was unnecessary to speak
of his literary reputation he was
merely there to back up the moral
character Of Mr.. HoWells.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

To IIER NECK IN GuILr.-General
Banks has introduced q resolution in
Congress TO have the bronze statue OF
Liberty, on the dome OF the Capitol,
done up in gilt. The young woman has
been standing up to her neck in guilt
for fifteen yeArs.-[Nashville Ameri-
can,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

NATIONAL MEANNEss-The declare.
ton Of war by Servis against Turkey,
after her great losses in fortressep, in
territory, in men, in treasure and in
prestige, just at the close of the years
fighting, and peace is expected, presents
on its face a remarkable phase OF Ma
tional meauness.-[N. o. PicAyune.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
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lAaFeaa1 MoEning, DeoembeF 20

sERAroR PATTEsSON is reported aS
being Ssrlossly ~.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

TIE Port Gibson Reveille, in its last
issue, prints some resolutions that
most of the Port Gibson bar signed,
complimentary to Judge Smiley. In
the same issue It prints the resolutions
Of the Amite County Gin Judge Smi.
ley's District) Vigilance Committee.
In vipdication of the HERALD's course,
we have only to request the public 10
look on one picture aud then on the
other.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

News reached here yesterday that
the Brandon Savings Institution has
failed. We were unable to learn the
amount for which the bank failed or
lie assets, but we presume the credit
ors will lose little or nothing, as the
assets have always been considered
large. We believe the managers will do
all they can 10 settle the debts of the
Institution as 1901 as possible.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
THE Ell PAsO ROW.
Of TIE Surrender Of The
Rangers, and the EIIllaB Of Howard and
OlAsFS-NO Mexican CltIzSss Engaged

WASHINGTON, Dee. l9-The War De.
paTtment has the following adVlees :
"ChicAgo, Dec. W-DispAtches received a.
Lieutenant General sherldan's HeadQuar.
tiers, late last night, from Captain Blair, In
command 81 Fort BlisS, report that the
Texas Rangers At San Elizario, surren.
dered yesterday morning. Judge How.
ard, agent for tho salt mines, and Akin.
son and McBFyde, Rangers. we're Bhot,
and the rest Of The Rangers dlsaTmed and
liberated, The Rangers are Q at Fort
Bliss, opposite II Paso, Mexico, and the
mob dispersed. No help was given the
mob from the Mexican side Of the river.
The mob was composed entirely Of native.
born citizens OF Texas.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

IT turns out that the speek Of War on
the Rio Grande 10 only 9 BIT Of Texas
salt riot. See our dispatches.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

TEE Boston Post wants to know
whether our Representative from the
Third District 10 hard or soft money.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Col. JOHN w. FoRNEY, who sailed
for Europe thursday, 10 to take charge
Of the European department Of the
Philadelphia Press.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

The New York times does not be-
lieve Mr.. CoRkling's zeal for Civil
Service reform Is any moro real now
than it was when be was running "the
machine"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

"WHEN q public singer named Green
remarks the Boston Herald, "calls him.
self Verdi, II 10 proof of his v~erdancy.'
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
From the Earliest Ages.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as IL
were. the curse of mankind, Moses, IN the
18th chap or of Levitlcus, lays down yery
ak pilclt rule, on tins disease. so Nrflple
and loathsome had II been cons1d rt"ed then
that q person Known to b. infected Win u
would not be allowed tt mlx with society
The Jews regarded itas dlvlne 1nfiictlon
ar d believed there was no cure 1or u: IL
was then the sins ofa youth or a dlvianon
from the paths Of virtue were punished as
long az life lasted. hapPiiy IN our DAY,
the sleuce Of medicine has been. developed
the great s,orehouse Of MAJ ure furl!ishes
remedy the disease is stripped OF It's terr
ror by the USE OF tbe'sA AhAk!TA.N'SR v ROyl
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim o.
Scrofula, Ulc. rs, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
Ti,ter, etc, can be restored to sound health
In a few weeks. That there a. e thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
I VI the daIk ages we are we'll a.ware. Many
l low 'aiI to find a cure as we'll as they did
t. hen, To all such the Saularitan's Root
a nd Herb JUICES will prove happy boon.
"a ,adicating all impurities f:om IT, g blood,
AZ I'd making, the compleI On bright ana
he Dlthy, A few bottles wi II remove pim-
pie = or blotches, thereby d. ,ing away with
cos r1elie- an- powders, hi ,OT AMI AERh
JUICES sl.25 per bottle: Sent by express
to a ny address,:
DkSl iOND & CO.,
"H e. 9'5 Racestreet Philadelphia,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03

of the leading journals Of this
,, az we'll as of Great Britain, began
,hecy defeat and failure to she Rus
month ago, because they met with
,1ions in their march upon Constan-
}. But recent events in Asia Minor,
as European Turkey, look as If
,ould falsify the predictions Of the
savers. The journalistic prophets
en- ahead of events. They will tell
at ia to happen at the risk of losing
equations for knowing everything ;
ben the event turns out differently
vhat they anticipated, they rarely fail
I'VE told you so," or that I'VE never
I'd as to the fna. results" Thus oul
eta are prone to sy mpathise with the
,sful cause, also; however much they
,ave leaned the other way during the
,le. They are too philosophical t'
ut with history, when it has beer
led, however much they may hav'
in their pr.dic ions Of what history
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03

r,n that S..ltook !. his frst politisl ofhss
that of Lieutenant>G Governor. Ever slace
then he has steadily adhered to that parry
and more than ten years ago he took RANK
as one of it's most determined and infuen-
tial leaders.
Without the advantages Of extensive
culture or any great accumulation %
knowledge, Mr.. Morton's intellect was 30
quick and fertile, and his power OF expresI
sing himself in language suited TO 'ne
popular ear was SO great, that he was a
formidable athlete in any public contest IN
which be- chose to engage. His argument
vas vf,en of almost matchless point and
coaency: ano, if he had been man OF
better regulated habits, and if no physical
weakness had broken down his great natu-
raj powers. he might have risen to the
highest eminence. He was very ambl-
! tious man, des iring to be President; but
his party was not willing to risk itself with
| candidate 70 stricken with disease.
There is no doubt that the failure Of MS
Presidential 4 aspirations was q grievous
blow to Mr.. Merton. His precarious health
broke down und' er the disappointment. His
;ndomitable WIN has since sustained him in
la failing fight but be has been dying pY
inches all the time.
| It remains to be said t:,at while Mr.
Morton made many political enemies, h'
had few PERSONAL ones. He was genia
companion, and firm friend. He had al
the magnetic physical accomplishment
which mark a leader among men. H'
death is, perhaps, an opport''ne one for hi
, fame. 1t happens in the prime Of his in
: tellectual vigor and after season OF bril-
; liant and success full achievement. Nothing
, that he has done or said will now be treas
| ured up against him. His errors will b
e sponged- out by the remembrance OF hi
great public services, 'apd his too-yigoroq
| parti.anship overlooked or ascribed to tn
r heat of an unhesitating patriotism.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
COLLEGE LAWLE6SN EBS.

better evidence could be found Of the
,iency OF our college discipline than
scent troubles at Rutgers College, in
Jersey. A whole class marches into
scitstion room enc fine morning with
cts belonging to the State, and the
>founded professor ha' NOTHING better
,pose in face of the apparition than to
."stack arms" On another de q
bonfire is lighted on the college CAM
This spirit il that Of mere lawless
and it has a deeper meaning than hal
.rto been attributed to it. Such eme-
could not occur if there were not il
ut evils in our collegiate system which
never been exposed. If these con-
: we shall soon be compelled to define
lege as an institution for the destruc
of American youth.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03

expressions Of the press OF New
Philadelphia, and the other cities'
ers Of which we have seen. since
,ination of Mr.. Welsh for the Eng
,sion, are almost unanimous in ap-
If it. The only decided opposition
Welsh comes from certain politicl-
, wanted somebody else appointed ;
re is no reason to believe that there
any trouble about his confirmation
Senate. The chances are that the
.ators opposed to his appointment
the hopelessness Of their case, will
10 fight against him, and that on OF
he first of January, Mr.. Welsh will
pom the discharge Of his new duties
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
EATH OF SENATOR NORTON.

liver Perry Morton, Senator of the
led States from Indiana, died at 1ndl-I
,olis on Thursday evening. He was
54 years old, but though naturally Of
cry robust constitution, he had for
~ years suffered q partial paralysis,
ch had disabled him from walking
this disease, aggravated by accidental
,es, finally affected his whole system
produ ced his death. He was educated
he Miami University in Ohio, was a
yer by profession, and became Judge
indiana, in 1852. He wss elected Lleut.>
vernon Of that Safe in 1860, and be-
le Governor in 1861. His first term of
vice in the Z. s. Senate began on March
S64, and in due time he was elected tc
same Office for second term, VIII ich
Ks nearly two years of its completion.
Ir. Morton was endowed with surprising
ent, audacity, and Intellectual agility
was muscular, bold character, one Of
se who naturally rise to distinction il
les Of commotion and passion. Th'
il war was his great oppt rtunity, ant
ng Governor of Indiana, at the lime, h
proved it to the utmost, Originally
mocrat and master of the arts of po
cal management, he was converted tt
pubicanism, and it was "A a Eepub'i
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
NEW CASTLE COUNTY SS.
' THE STATE DF DELAW W 4 n ~.

II
vB-oTHE t.lFF OF i~kW .AsIAA Aoee ~ Il
i GREET 6. ..r... vi ...t
WnE EAs .rsne sullivan, by ef 'e1i
frien1 James A Atwell, by her pet'tii" inH
the Ju &, Of our Supe' lor oul y si.u s,id
t,n, office of the Prothnnotary - 'iie tiN sa,a
t,our1 II and for the County OF New astle'
- for the rau e of complaint IN rem
la)eged. as made apple t'oh ~
srA1, our said Judg, that de rec u aS
! be pronounced dissolving the mar
>- riage existing betWee". tne pe'
tioner and Ser husband John ulllVah
We the, eIUre command you, As y u p"r"
t3e-n hefeinbelore comma ued, lhaV wy
San,mnn Ia II Su llyan so that ne be ahG
annear beflre the sal Judges or our 81 ~
NuueriOr Ourt of the next TEN nerto, w.
No he,d nj New ,asile in ana t"r n ouh
ty of |tw castle. on Monday me 20 GA
Of Nov n.hAr next, to aneW. r the aIeg'.io
,t The :. ,.p ii ion, and slsn - snow ea s
if a> h. .,.s, why "ecr y, Hv s,'a -
ID our, sh1 ud 't lie a"e. ','s~oln % nS -, a..
ma, riaxe existing between ha a'u ."'
said PeCitionel, a"cnr''hg 10 '"e Nv ~. ,;d' 4
SEN bly in such ,a:e made a'H pr N'u' u
aud itO to do a:d fete. VIZ Wh% nv ~
,'ourt 81 al III, II ard there cor sliet co IL
lnp i'm Ia this beha' as t., thr ',u'. Ia,
.eem meet and c,,D.isteut WI n the pfoE'
sion. ot the sai,: act Of AS rtnbiy. ,..
Wines. tA. HOrura i Jnsep oii'e
v>s r o.. az New ast,e { 2. IN H9
Nav. 4. d. eighteen ilund' ed and seventy
sev..n. CHSkLt.~ BEA" ON,
Issued aug. rs h 1877. Parliamentary
he abuve Is q Il lue copy o. sumLuo
abp, stated. ., ~
aug .3u ia AZ "h ,f' ~
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
REGISTERS ORDERS
EGIsTER'o ORDER.
REsIsTEE's g OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County. OCTOBER . lS7i.
.JIpou tue application OF 'sSar GrnhD, Az
mt,,i,lratOr c. T, A OF H Sc uxbauln, ate
of wilmington Hundred IN sid county
deceased. il ordered and directed by the
He, lister that the Admi Eistrator at resa1a
give notice Of the granting OF le'lers oI
Adm minlstraiiOn =. L. \. 1pOn inc fs'att
Of the deceased, with The granting thefeol;
nv caus.ns advertis: M nts ~ re posted
within ,olty days from the date or sncl,
! etters in ak of the mo pubilc aces OF
the (Aunty OF New Castle. occurring az
ne rsOns having demands against me sIa'e
to nresent the same, or aD"t hF Az Ac'
of assernblv IN such caSe made ana ! to'
y,ded And also eau The same to ne ~.
serted within he same peIlou W ~ n'
MORNING HERALD, a newspaper pup isll,
ed in Wilmingtur,, and to be cOhDlDueo
therein three weeks [e. o. a.;
Given under the hand and zeal OF Ciiice
of the Register afore and. at ne"
rsEA1I Castle in New Castle County "f"fe
aid, the day and year above writ
&. g. B7CGs, Register.
| rOTICE.-AN persons having claims
AGAINST the Estate Of the deceased mus
| nTestnt the same duiV ate 1ed 10 inc ao
| mini TRAITOR on or be ore the y n day
Octouer. A. D, 1878 or abide me Ac1 o
| Assembly in such cases III de ana Prov
ded. ,. - taC SnSn r.,
Address, New Castle, Del.
octl5-3weod
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
r.. r UluDkeI's Hstr al 4 II. +
kunkej's haInIpOO for
thu Hair

The best ana cheapest r Alr Dressing ahu
Hair Clealier in the wNrli. ceyJ remove
dAnnruif alley hr,tatloh AZ" the and c01i
he heated scalp prevent thn hair from
t,illn. eff d promote the gruwnh IN
very hort time. The preserve and b"2a-
' ify the na'r ~ q rende' II sOiA ana giOssS
The, l.. paw briIl,alict ard d sill ap-
rearerce 10 bra I'd aid wirA hair aDd ~ II
hair dres-l' they arr un:lv, ie': ernd'-
cate iand uff -,,d preve!, Saidn+es. TIE
shampoo c,eans the hair, remove s|e' ce.
ctus. q by h 1T am; fa.isIe. kunkei's
SnAmpoo and I-u,,ral te.'me hs,r to nat
ural and glossy color, restore 'ade'i, TRY
harsh ard Vlry hair. Price per bojAle g..
| A X your druggis' for them or send tn +
Kunke' Proprietor. No. 20 NTH &inlh
at, ect. Phi ade .>bia, Pa.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
lNaToN. Del. nov: s, 1877

azette, of Tuesday, in speaking q, q
yrne, Indignantly, and untru'y'
,st all the cases he ever tried 10
nty. 1t is not true-that Is ALL
sonal dislike which leads the
10 attack Mr.. O'Byrne as pro-
man, in and out of season. must
strong indeed. He hopes to live live
and like opposition. Mr.. o'Byrne
aged speaking for his party In Penn .
during that night or this answer
ave appeared sooner. ,..
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
HERALD NOTES.

The cry OF the hour- sa ass o'u
silver ~ ...... ,-i'. T. .-.,.. -
The Information al Postal Congress will
m Get at Paris on the LIST Of May, 1878.
The Russians officially acknowledge the
loss of 6l,942 soldiers SINCE the war COM
menced. ]"
The United States average a yearly loss
Of fifty millions of fire. Insurance COM
panies pay it. A.. .a. ' 7"
Greece and Ita ly haithe largest nt.mbs.
Of sailing vessels, navigating the Danube
until the war broke out. ~
In Sandwich, England the curfew is
still ,olled every evening. as has been the
practice for seven hundred years. ., r.
It has been discovered in France that
wine may be injured BY the glass of the
bottles in which it is contained being too
alkaline.
The Union Theological Seminary of N
York City, in forty years, haa sent out 1885
G ergymen, l24 Of whom are foreign mis-
sionaries " '''' t. d.
Women will not hold Office ip The Epis-
copsl Church hereafter, as they must be
twenty. FIVE years old before they are al
lowed to do 40. .~ ..
Large quantities of machinery and cop
per apparatus for sugar manufacturing are
now being shipped from New York city to
the West Indies. ... BE- .
The Blue Mountain range running thro
Pennsylvania is said to be divided at reg,
ular intervals of twenty-sevep miles by
rivers or water courses.
The Persian army is officer ed by foreign
ers A Frenchman commands the enyi
b neers, Dane the artillery, and two ltal
ians and French1nan the infantry.
g There are n 900 scholars in the common
= schools of Vermont, 10000 in the thirty
three graded schools, 5000 in twenty-si
different academies, and 600 fitting 70
college. .. .rs'..' a.
c| A Madrid paper states that titled lad,
: of that city is collecting photographs c
Is the prettiest women she can find, to be sen
oi to the Paris Exh;b;tion Of 1878 as spec
'r mems of Spanish beauty.
81 A gentleman rode up to public hous
!; in the country, and asked, "Who is til
al master of this houseI?" "[ am, sir" r.
m piled the landlord; "my wife has bee
'o dead about three weeks"
10 The report Of the City Treasurer Of A
> : lantic City, n J for the year ending Il
- 18th inst, shows total receipt Of $29, ,275
- 3s, and an expenditure Of S22,' 7S 40, lea
~ ing balance in the treasury 'd S6 6,996.S
to The purse which was to hav been raia,
cb for the Pittsburg fire depart ment for
persistent efforts TO extinguis the fam
No. during the labor riots, has lot met wi
.n 81, 9ss. Contributions are no forthcomir
of and tiremen are growing anxious.
inl According to the Allento wn Chronic
he the Delaware ~ lumber interests W
nd ask the Legislature, Oeu nsylvania IL
he winter for an appropriation 100000,
, be applied to the fen1ov Al Of rc,. =
po other Instructions in the Delaware, agai
to which RATS so often strike and break II
hi. entailing heavy losses on their owners.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
&. G. B1CGS, Regist' r.
.,kGISTEk'S ORDER
X, EGtsTEk's OFFICE,
] =
New Castle County, October4

:
New Castle County, October4 'oH.
Upon thesppiication of John Sumln:nss,
executor OF ] hu Brown, late "f Win ng.
tou Hundred. in said county, decea ea, IL
ls ordert d and directed by the fegl ser
that the exe utor sforrsa give no,"e OF
grant e letters tastamep la,y upon 'he es
ta,e of the. DECEASED, win tue da.e OF
granting thereo bv causing adverI'se-
mcnts TO be posted wi hlA forty aays
rom the da e OF sIch 'ettfrs IN
six OF the most pubic NJ ces Q,
the county OF New Cas- L., 'e4uirlng al
person having demands against t. estate
to present the same or abideby an Ac' OF as
sen bly in such case made and proVIded
AID also cause the same to be inserted
within The same period in the MoREIsG
HEcALD, n newspaper published ~ VIII
mipqton and to be coutlLueI lheielh
three weeks (e. o. d.
CI,en under the hand and se'l OF office
of the Register aforesaid, at New
If EAL1 Cassie, ia New Castle C unity, n ore
| said, the day and year above writ
ten. 8. G. BIGG5, Register
! NOTICE~-All persons having claims
saairst the estate A. the deceased 1nu'1
! n~esant the same duty stte-te' I" the n'S.
,.r,,tur g.. or Def re ctf'N"r A'h. ,S'", OF
.plu. The Act Of Assein.ly' .A sucIl css;i
| made anu provide d.
| JOHN CUMMINGS, Executor
Address Wilmington, Del. oco-eod
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
DENTISTRY.

EVERYBODY SURPRISED AT T II i
Il tremendous ref .uc'tion ~
Dr. ktOlGHIOA'N
Atfull set S. to So, The DOclnr inserts more
, eeh than any other firm in the Uni ed
s. kAtes, and is rapidly sending his work to
e> cry dinner table in Christ, nd m FIJI
ina Tic. 10 81. Extracting only &c, Hoth.
Ing but first. class operations perform ed
lll7 Vine street, Philadelphia. iyl3,
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
MEDICAL 9

TT 1,c .Rs ssuHS xEEIABhs Es tbe persOrip aamp
tion OF one OF Philade,phia's eldest pnysl'
Clans, clam s. and is sguaran,eed to cure rheu%a' NJ =
tism, neuralgir, sciatica, pain. BACK acne tan,
&C.. or money refunded, by invigoratlna
the nerves, purifying the blood ana l.,s,aNe nem-
tralizing poisonous deposlts IN !ns sys'eddH;' aed; ;
cine. H Suffering and money saved by useing Z,
It In time. Remember that DR.. Fitler 10 9
the onlv physiC.n In America devoting
Az wears to this one line of practice. cure
Warranted, Advice gratis. 10 South ronr1o
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
Tame WOr In Removed Alive

tead and b complete, Ia two houts -
No fee till ne ad passes, resL, pin ana
stotnacn war ns removed by DR.. KunKsl
25s North Nj nth street, Philadelphia, Pa
SEND for cir, mar removing seat, in
or stomach worms call on your druggist
maj a X tol ;. he, tie nf Runkel's " o,m
Syrup, n'i' II. il never 1als tomman
sense 1encf leslf ape worm b. removed ali
other W r. Ils can &c rn-dtiy removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-03
r.. r, Kunkel' Bitter Wine
Uf lT1Du.

E, F, Kunkel's ceiee rated Bitter Wine OF
Iron viii efectually = are liver complaint,
iaundice. dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
deni ity. chronic dlarr hoea, oisease OF the
b ldneys aud all di a Uses arising from
disDrdered liver, sD mach or lntestlnes;
such MS constipation :, tulence, lnNaru
"a, ~. fnituess O biloxi to the head, scidi.ss
II he stomach, nnuse a, heartburn. disgust
for food fnliness or We light In tne Atomach !.
sore eru,tatiops, SIN king or fn.terng at
the nit of the stonlac n, swimming OF the
head. hurried or diff cult breathing. fiutter-
ings at the heart, o. ioklng or sufocatlng
sensation when i'll q lying posture dimness
of yiss,ou, dots or Jebs before he sight,
lull pain in the he ad, deficiency of nreS-
piration, yellown e' IS of the skin and eyes,
nain in the side. b q ok, Head, chest. LIMBS,
Etc sudden f1ush' "a of h~at, burning In the
flesh. constant i'm s,giniigs OF eviland great
de, reasion OF spi' A.s Price vi rer bottle,
Beware of cou'te rteits Do not let your
druggist palm of some other preparation
.lfir,,n he may s. ~ ls a god hut Sd for
Gunsrps B',tei .H.r" q Iron. TAKE nc
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ID il hutk--'i uy y, - nn;'i e..t, X IA
Ael. Proprietor, SO GH North With street
philadelphia, s.. toi| 10y vi dru-kl"'S,