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q VI /" H O

Why? because Inhala-
ton is the only way
that the Air Passages
can be reached, and
Catarrh is a disease
os the Air Passages of
the Head. Use this
Treatment as we di-
rect, which 8 q a sy
and pleasant, and we
g u q rantee per ( ect
CURE for Catarrh.
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Why? because Asthma
is a contraction of the
Bronch i t al T u b Q 8,
caused by inflamma-
ton and Irritation of
the mucous membrane
lining the Bronchial
Tubes.-Use Oxygenat-
ed Air as we will direct
and we viii warrent q
Cure. We have cur
ed cases of 20 years
standing
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-30
ASTHMA!

WE GUARANTEE TO
CURE Coughs, Colds,
Diptheria, Pneumo n i a ,
Neuralgia, and nearly all
other severe attacks when
ali other remedies fail.
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Bronchitis!

ALL PERSONS THAT
read this are invited to
send for our large and
beautiful illustrated Pa
per, sent free to any adj
dress.
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Chocolate Color.
Tin Roofs

When first applied changing in about month to
a uniform slate color, and is, to all intents and
unrnOses SLATE. On 1880.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-30

There unprincipled persons IN Boston ar i'd
elsewhere that are putting up BOGUS LIQUID
and trying to PLAN it off MY TREATMENT, or
Oxygenated Air, and claiming =. to be like m ine
None genuine unless -. .le words "DR. town
oEN 10 OA1HF., ATED AIR" ARE BLOWN u BOT
AA AMI oRTRAIT ON LABEL
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Consumption

DYSPEPSIA WE CURE.
Liver and Kidney COM
plants are effec I u a lily
reached by Oxyge n a t e d
Air.
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For Cutaneous Disorders

And all eruptions of lhe skin, this Ointment is most
invaluable. 1t does not heal externally alone but
penetrates with the most searching effects to the
uery root ofIthe evil
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PILES. HemDrhOidA
DER NRf

LGMA c6aeseS tend 60 prod pEce Gh "a pGts8~
fsxt and distressing state. The bfeOd -
9.et0fIed Ia tts Tetasg'9e; tie too feeqstene
4sSe Of drastic 11afTgGttees tends 20 produce
c0apPsttOaG OF the 6oeretsS torpid action Of
the EiVeFs 0ea6 numerous other CGasgeg are
the source OF this com sGfsst, md Hitherto
SsothSssgs e6eefsEaE has beers Dresesated to
the psebLics sUltich aC0fsLd aGptddm 0HegtGt@
sgF1sIpt0ntS and ultimately t1TOVe Gse effect
See oNTe. ITs PKL0N ege baee % remedy
sCbtch not only acts almost t1ast0satfUs bSst
aUttB the largest estaa0ra or ekse F0Te@
fPdEesJ bH GbSoFaat5Oaan and MRMasW echo
hG0e TecesCed ga0E emily besae1ats bsre AGT@
been radically Cured, haze been assured
s1e1sf surgeons that the 01stW relief tres
eUes" could eGPect d5e life, eeOntm De ON GSS
the body or a procedure sClltct F1eceesft1e=
ed the kRife, z9tia re9aedH AlGa been hNssts0
easaqtg prdcttsdslE nh aicd0sSs ughe tsa.1 cog
stsQRt Of {tsT merits, as fhe only &sa0e0sa
etsTs care fos PILES. =
Erkees Kitty Cesats per .PGeAages ~ stS
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Brick Walls

our red color usually preferred, as one coat
equal to five of any ordinary paint For
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-30

Dur BRIGHT RED is the only reliable Slate Paint
ever introduced that viii effcctually prevent damp
ness from penetrating and discoloring the plaster.
These paints are also largely used ON out-houses
and fences or as q prirnins coat on fine buildings.
Our only colors are CHOCOLATE, RED BRIGHT
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New York Cash Price List.


We have in stock, of our own manufacture, roof
ing materials, etc., at the oWing low prices
1000 rolls extra Rubber Roofing, at 8 cents per
square foot COR we will furnish Rubber Roofing,
Nails Caps and Slate Paint for entire new roof,
at AZ cents per square foot.
1000 rolls 2-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at II cents
per square foot.
5000 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at NJ cts.
per square foot. sss eos E2a
200 rolls Tarred sheathing, at y cent per square
foot -.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed ready for
use, on inside outside work, at 81 per galor, all
shades. -
1000 BIDS slate E1Our PCT DDi<0 "
1000 Soapstone Flour 90
1000 Grafton Mineral..... 90
loon a Metallic Paint, dry ...---.--. 90
3 Special prices per ton or carload lots.
All orders must be accompanied with the money,
or subject to so days draft on wen known parties.
N. Y. Slate Paint Co.,
109 q 104 MAIDEN LAEE,
NEW YORK.
, 1877-04-09
POSTAL CARDS.
4 RIGHTEOUS DECISION.

Gpee5dt N&pdftA 10 1nt 1}fbnHt,
WARRINGTON, y. G., April 8.-Thc reason
why bids for postal cards wcre not opened ut
the department on Wednesday,, as explained
ly The Postnastcr.0cncral, Is that by the adop-
tion Ut d sample tinted In different colors on
opposltc sides tho competition was confined cx.
causyely 10 manufacturers who used cylinder pa
per.nakfng machines. It VIA represented to the
Gcncral, and IL Ia bis oplnton, that
ONLY ono firm III tho country, that Of Wilkinson
lsros. q Co., Of Derby, Conn; Is At present able
to produce canls Of this kind, aud that there
could bo no competition, since thoy Ind refused
TO furni.ll tho stock to auy ono except two New
Englauu firms.
THE nEApvERTisEMEHr ..
is for the purpose OF opcning this contract to
all patcr manufacturers, aid tO make tile com.
potltiun as wide as possible. Persons who de-
Elru tU till for tho contrnrt will hc allowed to
make proposals. either for Furnishing cards ellrh
al arc inw uhc, or tlIoxo similar tn tu sample
,mauo by Wilkinson Hros. G TO-, on w1,Iel, lids
,wcro Lcioro inyltc'l. Tho Postmaster GENERAL
Is VI optnlon that either stylu Of carus WILL 10
satisfactory to tho Dcpast Intent, at,l llo sfmply
desires to obta!u the cheapest ones. II ti,rru
was no ring In the business It looked very m,lrl,
that way, as.d tho hoast Ut onc OF the bidders,
before reported, that tns firm had ring In the
noscs OF other manufacturers, and would laye
the cuntrart, strengthened the belief tLat auch
rtbE did exist.
, 1877-04-09
WASHINGTON.
Chamberlain Decides to Die
Hard Awhile in South
Carolina.
a Compliment Worth $4,000
rendered to Washburne
by Germany.
The Postmaster-General Heads OF
q Corner il Postal Cards.
Gen. Garfle1d's Connection
with the Golden Club
Again Explained.
Tho President This Week to Issue
the Proclamation Assem-.
bling Congress.
South Carolina as Seen and De.
scrlbed by Republican
Writer.
A Condition OF Industrial Pnrntv-
SIS, and the Causes Lead.
lug Thereto.
South Carolina as Seen and De.
scrlbed by a Republican
Writer.
A Condition Of Industrial Pnrnly-
sis, and the Causes Lead.
lug Thereto.
Political improvements Which America
Can Borrow from England.


CUSTOMS FRAUDS.
AsToNtSnfN0 BTATEMENTs REGARDING tTEw-
ARTS nusINE.A.
5ptefdf Dspatch to ne 7rfamns
: WAsnis6roH, u. t., April a.-Tnc report Of
the Investigation Oh silk inportations at New
York proves the existence of Smuggling fling
which has conducted It's operations on Tic most
extended ecale. From shc Investigations It ap-
pears that tic Government is sw!n1lcl at IN
average o! about 90 per cent Of the duties, and
that on an aggregate annual importation Of
about $40, 600, 600 the amount Of duties with
held fEaudulcnt1y ranges from el0,00O,0o0 to
el6,000,o0o. This Ring IL 30 strong both In
Europe and In the New York Custom-Houso
that 10 large al importer Of silks as
1. 7. sTEwAnT ! CO.,
who hnye their oWn mills even in France, aud
who have special facilities for buying cheap, arc
not ahlc to import their own got,ds and pay hon.
cat duties and make any pro!Lt. 4. T. Stewart
& CO., on THO contrary, instead Of importing
their uwn silks. DO not inport directly tItt-
)ar's worth, but buy every gard OF siik they
self, inrludiug their own make, from large job
bling houses lii New York, whlsh, through the
influence which Stewart d Co. do nut under
stand, arc ab1c to dc1l their OWL goods cheaper
than that firm can import thctn.
, 1877-04-09
I'VE CENTS.

s.es" fst s ii: s .s.ss ss sssas"f FIJI; f Il, IT,
s,'s,ea: sn. sTe5s y1s;sn 1faane southern man In
gallant g and Soro honora6lo on abS 0sen sears'
~ i E3 he had no superior In tho
south. E ID that ilno combination Ut pnt-
dcnec At - }on which seemed To be rc9uffctl
known that he would accept tho position II il
wtre rendered him. He had alHays beet, a con-
stttcnt Democrat, and whether or not lie would
take nnEt In the new Administration WIS 4
pared to answer.
D. D. Penn WAS also warmly prcssetl. The
leading Republican friends Of Ifayca, who had
vtfItcsl LouEatana. were strongly N favor OF his
rncnlcd him t. the President. The Intelligent
cnloFetI men Of LouHEann wcrc fur him. They
told the Adntnistrstton that hc had stronger
lod 9n the'r goodwill than any white man II
tttlan in the Middle siatcs-one who lad done
moro to elect Hayes than any man In the nation
.aaketl Ills appointment ~ \ personal favor.
1sut the question was, "Who cnn 10 connrmed:''
politics. The ultra Republicans In tic Senate
meant to defeat tho Presidents policy tn tho
first TIT.
The Louisiana ease was undecided. To putt
somo way prevent It's full discussion.
Upon this the friends Ut tho alsstssipptau and
President that they. fully appreciated his good
vii. But bis policy must not be hanpcred.
1fc must not bo 1oaded with any outstdo 1ssucs
IN the battle royal between fltmsclf and tho
Senate. They further said that Key stood tho
beat chance for confirmation. uc had been
Senator, and, under tho etiquette Of that body,
l'ta confirmation Was almost certain. 1t was
better that fight should be avoided wherever
tcr-Gcnerai, and received ths Usual CO Complainant
10 man who had been Senator by unant-
nous vote In Ills favor.
This is tho real hlstory OF tho Southern
Cabinet appointment. Its causcs nro fairly
stated.
, 1877-04-09
VARIOUS.
TIE EAU CLAIRE LANp-nFF1cE.
Iypttfai Mfp1fcA Ia T1e 1kfhnne

sptetas Dspatca 10 The 7,saane
WASHINGTON. y. e., April s.-Sccretary
sclurx has decided to take no steps with reRurl
to the proposed change of tho Land.O Oillcc FROM
Eau Clairo to Chippewa Falls, Wis., until The
extsa session. Judge Humphreys. when
here, received promise from Secretary
Scllurz to that effect. Ex-Sccrctary
Chandler says there must taYs been
some rasca'tty IN connection with the order for
the change Ut this Office which was made IN tho
closing days Of Grants Administration. Chal,t1-
'er SAYS the order certainly was issued l.y his
own hand, taken to the White House and flied
will, the papers. lie says II could not have
Disappeared from the files except It was stolen.
THE L1TTLE MO HohN MASSACRE.
There arc several Of the friends Of tic officers
who were killed with Custer wiIo desire that
present action may bc suspended, Oh tho pro-
posal of Gen. Sheridan to send detachment OF
troops to bring oil the remains OF those massa-
cred By tho indians. Their reason for de-
lay Is In ortlcr that ttmu mar be
given for consultation With the friends
Of ali tho officers who fell there, with tho pur-
nose Of obtatntng 40 ag1ccmentthat The remains
shall DC hurled on the field where they now lie,
IN ease congress Will make moderate appro-
prlatton tor monument oIl which tbs names Of
Ill the officers aud soldiers shall oo cut.
GEN. 1'orE.
, WA*HiMoTox, D. G., April e.-Gon. John
Pope, United States Army, arrived nero .lAst
night from Fl. Lcavtnwortll, and dimes with tho
President this evening BY special invitation.
THE EXTRA Be E3s1ON.
The proclamation calling fur nn extsn sessIon
for juno will probably be Issued this week.
1RoN AND sTREt.
The Board to test Iron and steel has suspend
gross to make the necessary appropriation thrrc-
for. The testing rnncitinp which tic Board las
, 1877-04-09
HAYES OPPONENTS.
THREAT or THE CARrE1.nAGGEns TO 90 OVER
TO THE nkXncn&ru


c,x...no,t.n.. ~ tns p.aoeAA!s. ,s:s ,s.lt E
.v,,..xs .onr,po"otnee @ ae,o 1ors Tribune.
"AshisofoS' Apsil s.-lho only antt-Ad-
m'a,s.satlon n,, men In Nash'ngton to-day arc Re-
ous. 1t NAV be Tint tbc Prc,t.1rnt,s enuthcrn
,ai,x. ,st,, :,,,,. ~ 49,. 49, ~ sssn eou'nein
, ~ .e''s '.s % pa: 'aas csse1et nun ana
ues.so5 , IL - = political organization; but 1t
point Of view, as though Tho most that ia ljke1v
n banncn Vii, h. ,he trncLt,,r ~ ~ -.
~or+h,os. nh,a. Si ~. m o ,,.sn ~ & W .. 'e"
"os.a'sse , en'ps t"at never ela nave any va4uc,
constant weakness. :
aomc ri thc gouthcrn Rc,ub1,c.r. s-a -
co,,r.a T., ,,G,v tsn,nar nan ..a's,s ..1",' -.
~. .,'a usy ;y. .sp.. oas *ou4o tnlak, 70
entirely t1lantercstcd light all these years.
against the enemies of tho Rennh]fcan nsrtv.
csncc,a,iv thc Iat,cr md ,hot thcr nrc INV 5, y
be- turned orcr nsks @ an @ ncnnr:. t ~ nj i. "1" snt
y. ~. .asa o'ct ''a~s" "a4 penu!ees u w aeals
with by their enemies. It would never 10 sus-
pcctcd, unless one learned It from some other
sousco than their conversation. that thcv had ,
ever rcceivcd any political honors or tmolu-
menus IRON inc hepuuliean party, either In tho
statcs In which they havo temporarily rcsIdcl
or under tho United 8tatca Government; and
yet Il would be hard to find one among them
@no n H. no1 SFo"H s'en el'aef III fcoefal or To-
" ~ h.., sa,,,,,o, .h.ou.r. ,,,us ,,n.. ,.,
,,,ro'1 n.'H .,at.a ~, ~ r.. nasc pss.! pai
EE'so A.o pctNu ~ Luz ,hspuolieah parry ever
n1nee lseonst1ucsion. 1ney nave Aatt 6u'ftu u
~ xse onsses' a'ia u a. qceasloils lMss hech
JsAou.il sa!cu tu1' ,aHeS hAsc hescT uohe tno
phs.y @ wy snn: lhey hestE captufc4 tio
lngtoh; IVY they u'a pleyent the whtc pcopIs
Th 81 .ne eou.h ra lro o !one sno "epaoncan party
t,neJ 1nse uese not ssG.t occn ao!e u A"its
ti, @ hta baMSs %nsea "esS o. mi piaeeu N ~, ~
tae!f ManIs ~ MIN iloia %o .,;e y oo,tu
H. AHc5 utsclTo w. e1o1it ~ E''aut;
tMe totes ~ 9outh LalolMa1 Loulslauh, NINA
!tl t!olaA Lo at' uaySs, put la1ncs p'Aue aaat *
tastt 1eaIs tascaats ~ lnismapsetneht tns}
10y , ,Guttu Gato!A' naunus' ana H'ssssetlpp,.
Nnu w" o;eHu.a LreHuet.t na3co uoee nos
psupose ~ y!olaae t9c Lonst.tat'Gn atu auops
pn"ee ~ !. tmo ~ suses montns !oEcr-os tnas ~
nll II eoulu amount to-tncy tArcatcn 70 tako
their carpet.lag lnu t'E0 over to tho other
House." Well, President Hayes has a. yet
shuWn no stgus Of alarm at thCtr threat.
ii thcsc men do 60 over to thu Democracy, or
thay nt.>f, fnaisln ~
, 1877-04-09
DRITA1N AND AMERICA.
MI. HORACE WHITE CoMrAnks ouH POLITICAL

INSTITUTIONS WITH Tuosz or ENGLAND.
Kfn Fork 7tmts. ApsitG.
Afr. Horace Whfte delivered m addrcsl lat
evening at tho FIth-Ayenue Hotel bcforp tlle
Political Science Association comparing Amcrl-
can With British political Institutions. Among
those present were ex-Judge Henry G. Davies,
tho Rey. Dr., Henry ". Bellows, mud many other
promlucnt citizens. After few brief iutro-
ductory remarks, 3tr. Whito spoke substantially
Us follows: The British nation goyrrns ltselt
aud directs and controls its own policy moro
surely, cas1y, uncrringly, aud With fsr less
friction than the American peoplo do tbs Same
things for themselves. This might bu.
duu In part TO their grcator compactncss
OF population, but chleay, probably, tu'
tho fusion ot ths legislative mud executive
branches Ut 1oyerntncnt,-a fusion 10 Fertttt
that any disagreement hetwcen ulem led 10 tho
immediate dissoluton ot one Or tho other, anA
= IeconstructiDn Ut the Government on tho
hass Of harmony arflyed At through III unnIs-
taxable expression Ut tho people's Will Thus
every lssuc Tint arose wa1 brought to thu test
.; Pu1!s op!a:on a. all ls - sta{ss saa any n!
bc brought to atant1sti!l, or pressed 1t. tsiatl
by forward, according as public opinion
should drtertnfue at thu time. This was whAt
was meant by responsible goycrutaeut, aud r.
sponsiblo government WIS Incompatible with
fixed tcFms Of Office, the vice Ut which was, that
persons ia Office might govern certain length
oi time, however badly t4ey bchayu1, and tu5sht
not govern any longer, however wisuly they
governed. Consider for q moment tle
disagreement bstweca tho Executive aud
Legislature Of thu tplted States 10 reference to
tho annexation Of san Domingo. II that <iis4-
grcemcnt had occurred under tho English sys-
tciu, tho Executive would hare resigned, and Ill
would hatc been 4tnooth sallluY vi oacc. Not
to say that the Queen woulA haye resigned. Sha
hal 10 policy to euforca ayglost the will Of tho
people. Tue 1llnEatEy. Ur whatever force la
Goycsnment lad come to . DEADLOCK with tha
Lcglslature, would have t7keu itself out Vt tho
way. Not 10 With u. Thu Executive, although
beaten, was ablo to xzn l[uself with certaln
, 1877-04-09
LOUISIANA.

6p<ekot DkspotcA 10 ~ Ttt4usA
Nh" OAtxAhs, april e.-W!Itx, tho ultra
leader, eallod upon tho Commission Informally
Saturday night and told them al his. party
asked w8 70 BE- let alone. They don't desire that
, 1877-04-09
THE NOTABLE BOOKS
OF tho past moath
Al JANSEN, McCLURG & CO. 5,

RUSSIA. Hy u. Mackenzie Wallace, II. 4. 8ro.
look /: oicsi,c; i'm, fis to lii. ~
sa OF 'ts n1orc serious portions "-Asa~
ii; tha: ahoos eoass.us 70
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"rhs nasitns crown Of sr Sn,e. efforts IN stalat
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ta<, ye1y y,daa dsasaisfall5 md psH.a.i5
MI1TnAl or FisRXpIl LITERATURE, py
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Sheep in France.

The importance of sheep to France
il appears does not consist entirely in
the value of the wool and mutton pro-
duced, but the scourings secured from
careful washing of the sheep are used
not only for fertilizing the soil but also
for the manufacture of s.:ltpeter an
important constituent of gunpowder.
The latter process is new and inge-
nious. The chemists carry the scour-
ings to their factory and then boiI
them down to a dry, carbonaceous
residuum. The alkaline salts remain
IL the charred residuum and are ex-
tracted by laxiviation with water.
The most important of the alkalies OBJ
tanned is potash, which is recovered in
state of great purity. 1t is comput.
ed that if the fleeces of all the sheep
of France, were subjected to the new
treatment, the nation would derive
from this source alone all the potash
she requires in the arts-enough 10
make about $4,000 tons of commercial
carbonate Of potash convertible into
IL 900 tons of saltpeter.
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form and feature harmonrzed with delicateiy
blended tints. On his canvas, the hoIneliest
itces had an almost irresistible charm. Ths
other found pleasure only in depicting weird
and gloomy subjects. Above all, did he ex-
Gel in painting the portraits OF the dying.
The agonizing death-throb, the ghastly face
and form, were all depicted with marvellous
fidelity. There existed between these artists
the most intense dislike. At length this dis
like eliminated. The beauty Loving artist
had been engaged in painting the portrait OF
beautiful woman. COnnoisseurs pronounced
1t he most wonderful piece OF art that had
ever been produced. His brother artist was
Jealous u his lame and sought revenge. BY
b1bing The keeper of the studio he gained &c
c's5 TO he picture each night At first he
WIS content to only deaden the brilliancy OF
the complication and eyes, efface the bloom
from cheek and lip and paint shadow on
either cheek Later his strokes grew Dolder
and ireer, and one mornine the artist awoke
To lind the entire outline oil the portrait chang
ed. He could scarcely recognize in the ema-
ciated form and haggard countenance The
glowing conception he had embodied. The
paid lace and expressionless eyes he had at.
ributed to lack OF genuineness in his ma
terials; but when the outlines were changed
he suspected the cause and Indignantly dis
missed the keeper. What TIA. revengful ar
fist marred by a few rapid strokes OF his skill
lut brush was only restored by years OF ma
tiel. industry. Reader, need We name the
agtst,-Health, who paints the flowers and
grassy carpet" no less than the human form
divine. Disease, the dreaded artist who re-
We amopg the ruins both of nature and hu.
manity,- and Carelessness the keeper TO
whom Health often intrusts his portrait. And
is it not the beauty OF woman, the most adj
mired OF all the works which adorn the studio
OF Health, that Disease Otter est seeks to mari
The slightest stroke OF his brush upon the
delicate organization leaves the imprint that
requires much skill and patience to efface
Restoration must be prompt Carelessness
must be dismissed. Let suffr ring women heed
the warning ere Disease has married their
chief beauty ---health---beyond repsration
DR. Pierce's Pavorite Prescription has been
used by thousands OF these sufferers, and
they are unanimous in their praise of its ex-
cellenc'. II you would be Transformed from
the pallid, nervous invalid into a happy Wig
orons woman, try it,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-03-08
VANITY

The sun comes up and the sun goes down,
And day and night are same as one:
The year grows green and the wear grows
brown,
And what is it all, when allis donei
Grains 81 somber or shining sand,
Sliding into aud out Of the hand.
And men 90 down in ships to the seas,
ana hun fred ships are the sane as one
Ana backward and fOrvard lIows The breeze,
And what IL il sll, when all ia dJnef
tide with never shore in sight
Setting steadily on the night.
The fisher drOppeth his net in the stream,
And ahundred streams are the same as one,
And the maiden dreameth her lOve-lit dream,
And what Is II all, when all in donef
The net OF the fisher the burden breaks,
Aad always the dreaming the dreamer wakes.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-03-08

People with false noses should not
take Turkish baths. A man in San
Francisco who had subjected himself
to the heat of one, found his nose, on
coming out, puckered, blistered, bulg.
ed, and shapeless. India-rubber and
gum had entered its composition. Be-
ing unable to detach the nose, the
man was compelled to return to Paris,
where it had been manufactured, for a
new proboscis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-03-08

While on my way to the woods this winter
| took a severe cold which was followed by a
terrible cough. Nothing seemed TO relieve it,
was on The Chippewa river, 1876 miles above
Chippewa Falls, where sent Tor two bottles
OF Hale's Cough Cordial. had not taken
over halt bottle when my cough and cold
had entirely disappeared. | let one OF our
oldest lumbermen have the other bottle, and
he says it beats everything he ever tried.
Hardly load OF freight goes to the woods
now without supply OF Hale's Cough Cordial
My prayer now is that all who are afflicted
with coughs aud colds will try Halls Cough
Cordial; and let the world know Of this Won
deriul remedy s. A. WlGGlNS,
Oshkosh, Wis.
Sold at Wholesale by
MOVES BROS. & CUTLER.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-03-08

Shsnstone the English poet after "travel-
ing lite's dull round" sighed to think he had
found his "warmest welcome a. all inn" Had
he lived to-day and visited the Greenman
House corner 9Th and st. Peter Street st. Paul
he would not have sighed but rejoiced at the
first class accommodations extended him at
reasonable rates.