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New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Peter Wclch, Il baker on DeKalb-aye., oppO-
t ufofl-st brooklyn, after completing hs duties IN
the bakc-,hop. early saturday morning. went into tho
store nboyc, and cut his throat. lie then
att,,lptcd to make his way into The back ruoai,
,c,u,i,d by his GIu-htcr ami her husband, NJ
iii ,,a,l, Yesterday morning. at thr Hospital
Nt Ii,in. ..ton sul tnlt Nh rci W tu'n ucirh soy
,.. ,.i. old and for souu had h'eu low pirt,d,
,i ,t ttwp. p1rtaly d"Iuputsi. Ihc ueEhboIs .rsbc
E act tp depression ~ -pii- on ac' iui ~ lnss"s ln
rsnrsl and the continued Ldnu.-,o o trade tAcs Say
rt me- md frequently remarked thai 10 were iar h't'tr
,n ,lte imam 10 hr % burden uu his relatives.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
TIE MURDERER HANSMlNN DEAD.

Henry HanSmann, who first shot ms chll-
dr and then himself died a tnc Chambers street Hos
ritaI about ten o'clock yesterday morning postnor-
fen, was made by the housc-surgcou, and two bullet
wounds were found the ch, 81 one ballet was onad an
tie les lung; the other passed Ho"-" 'e ''' 10 an"
Ill ,t Ia, ,,rall bcyoud that pOi4t. I,lu,.uauu nls
,c,r a.iv desire Go recover ON S1urd vat bis
request hl wife called 20 sec lm but he ana not eau at
~, l.s,,,,,I Yesterday. Hi. body viii hc removed fo-
,or,1v and win De buried 10y his hro lrr IAe wounded
rhJ Iohu whois 30 the hospital has never cXpr sscd
', isir. 10 see bis father, and when informed % i
i Il, dt NOT much concerned nnot o. Hr has r-
orr j and VIII be- discharged from the hospital to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Ex-Governor Iildcn some time ago hied
demurrer iu tle srt brought aiu.t hlu hy fhc Govern
mon, to recover >loluo) alleged % Be due .rom hn ~
,,iua INK Al, a.mirs eu the .rouud tnIt tI' crt1'.
,ur. tf h., l.tlfu- t fpgrIIc ulirDs ti' tll 90 l
lnufi tltlr N4luItN tetous tLe 1nNrfnW.ui IfN '.
,,,,, Al, action nov, ln other wouls. h, %, urs tHtir
rrnt O. 40 l,.Alld tHe rrtuIus. Jut- D. 'i.I t'
III NAVE hr .!i arguments lI f.r .uutrr .f
i, fremont DO won't over uuu ufNf TclaY. Ns-is
am Ip.rct Attorney sherman sHlrl.- fi Poe uufi"
iu.lt and Thomas ID. NIrllnt lJf ST. lhIrn.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
ARNls ZOE TIE TrRKs.

The steamship John Middleton. shich cleared
on Friday for Greece. with carzo OF arms aud amuuu
ton for the Turkish Government has yet loft her
bo,.e of the battery The cargo Is valued ~ li25
lgJ nnJ csss us !ollOwt; I've hundred cases of
cibIrds 300 uf rifles. 800 ctsc, of cIrburs.
300 ease uf clrtiifr.. cecs of blj jpuct, c.c,
of guns Most 81 tins cils" wds shipped hy the Pr1y-
d,urc Tool Company AMI ttc rcst hy O. f. Winchester.
and Is cOusgucd lo thc captain. Tie owners In order O."
insure payment Tor Tie CHARTER ~ their vessel icmnudd
that 10 should Doe made iu advance \ pilot went on
board of the Middleton yesterday afternoon 0 take ler
to sea. but she delayed on account Of tho tmck
weather.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
CHARGES AGAINST roiIcE CAPTAINS.

The only officers ol the police foIce above the
rarS o. sergeant against whom an, charges have b'en
u,r,!r arc Captain oeiber of the lht} rSt Precinct
vhosc tunl Tor perjury has twice been called and nd
,,urued ON nccnunt of hls sickness aud Captain Foley
f mo rcuth Precinct. against whom churE'- pre-
l,rr,i un saturuay by superintendent Nallmg aud
,,., .ia /, sci down for next Friday. Tue chJrscs
nc,msf taptln Foley rcco that De Withheld warrant
isucd by Justice Oturbourg Tor tue arrest OF the
plp,or " q dlsOrdcIly house.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

tocr The lamp haf hefn upset anf go cor,i,,.,,.
were nghtinF ~ toia ifrmess Evcry ali ice III frrnl
ture u tho miserable apartment had been rntru ~.
two men fohfing In the most brutal f1afr,.r -
had been ierihy btien on thc neck aud ahodor. a,s
Wa covered with blood the other had osi ihr .nf ~
bic nose. At the Fnysot cuth street Polio, farr, y "
terdfy, the pr soneIs gave he uamrs OF Cnlfe. Ws
henna Hnd jofeph Har. h1lfhrufhcrs. MeKsnnq -
wts IN bed when Mrkcunt rnme home end s..luif.s
him They were each hucd So lnd nfl1 tIn0 ban 4.
default of which they committed ~ tie Pclitsa
tiary fOr three months
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

J. =. Goldsmith has applied fora percmp-
, .u.lalus asainst thc school Trustees ui tA' So"
trt ward H.s twp children were rejected roo o.. iNp
..!,'. trli-st lI- residence on tl. si"Nuh ii' 'e
i,.... ,,,r. ,iv.rrrlutief orc rlUi Dos since 'Hl
tr ff,t Nr Goldsmith claims tlaf lhs COS 0lclC"
a., i mart ptu-eu uy tll t.l.lT'n lufI o'.tg t.i .
ia ,,.. to rii.' tHe question Nhf.t- fNrr'Hfi' f
t m n.l tn, scIno trustees 20 furnish ar,mi0ll i'n
, Il fft seiuol chl.ri,u Df thr varJ Do .s std It
5 Nnete,lth ward tian can Dc accnnmui iaird iu 10
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
cIGAR-MAKERs coNFnDEEr OF VICTORY.

The striking-cigar makers are jubiant over
te snuounccuont that Levy ulman. on Drooinc-
-t who employed hundred hands. nnd among tho
first 10 eject their tenants had lugy acce,rd 10 tho
i.naud- advanced wages, aud dismissed an thrr
rouuuu kncn. II also stated thHt other lar-r
firms Who .l asserting they NoIld not en- goY uuy
Union men, have offered tHc same wages thosc de
raudrd Iy tn Union. The strikers. however drrlue to
sccrut propositions. and declare that they VIII not
r.furu 10 work except ~ members of the luou
a-soc.at0n has breu organized AID OF fhs strikers.
composed OF small gruccrs and other tidcsncn of tnt
c,,s- lis Is iO solicit !id, aud IN sales credit tO
awe preference o. the Unon men About $50 re
...l,nn ulI sAfnrAAr.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
THANKSGIVING OF THE WILSON INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL

A Thanksgiving dinner will be provided for
the girls OF tie wilson Industrial school on Thursday
next, at their Mission House. 10 II. Mar's-placc.
There viii be q religious service az 1890 o'clock az
which friends OF The Mission are most cordially
invited TO be present AT 1870 o'clock tie
children lover poo VIII De served with good dinner
and baskets food IN also be supplied needy fam
lie s-nunectcd WITT the Mission.
II is earnestly hoped u the managers " mis- insu-
tioi that they win be remembered by generous citizens
ON tins occasion. Contributions Of any kind viii De
gratefully received.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
4 HOME FOR DRUNKARDs.

The chapel in DR.. Booths church was well
filed last evening by attentive audience that listened
90 the working OF the Christian Home for Incorporate
Men at No Is East Seventy ycight-st, during the si1
months OF II. existence Since june = cieAtvhree per
som have been admitted 81 which seYcntysiN have re
Persons destitute OF have been given irco board
and clothing. the majority OF applclnis having been
rDor several former inmates o. the Homo related their
In icefual struggles with tlclf passion IOr drink aud
Ultimate help az tnc Home.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

William Brown, alias Rob,r Bnt.y' "h'
called on the Rev Dr. Howard troshy o. solicit an' '
for.cl Irttcrs oi recommendation aao nlDa-hi '' ~
fn.f,r Murray, at thr flltf..NtutA ~rlr.t fI.0. ''
,,u Saturday,. H. itnupalcrtf about tNfF ''i. .
dresses uesfly aud ha- good address. The fur Ih- tt'
of frco.iumcndatoii fp.l.d 90 iim ",t. s.t.. li ,
m different handwriting, hai lir prisoner t.iI ,
usttc. thai peniuluship and cnulnus ui Hrfe h't' '
own. nn confessed ais suIt Rni WAs ,oint'.'. ~
Justice Murray. Tor obtaining money oh fd-' rtt."''
IN ,i.fauit OF $500 bfl
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

showed the better part Of valor by not venung ont 70
be stormed 40 by wind and rain They sat c0DtfntedJ
about their nresdes, burned powder only metaphor
and confined their charges TO hot grog aud other
drinks which the old soldier is wont To anect AZ
a. m David Van Arsdale son OF the revolutionary hero
whose name no bears hosted the nag st th BATTERY
and Adiutant Gould Warner at sunrise, raised o one
on tue Old fort n, Central PARK The veterans VIII meet
at noon today at Military Hall, No 1913 Bowery ana
Will afierward march in body to tbe 5tiEtoFah1
House, whore dinner VIII be prOEIdeC.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

A large number OF citizens of the Eastern
District Brooklyn, at ST. Jonhs NJ. l.. Church, Bed
ford-ave. and Wisou-st, Yesterday afternoon, ana
resolutions were unanimously adopted approving the
action OF the Police C4nmss 0uer- no UNFOLDING tie sab
lath-cosing pr0y,Op OF the Excise law, aud protesting
aust any legislation which WyuiG egalize te sale OF
intOx icating drinks on sunday.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
OWL NOrI.s.

FmnLlin Sanders and another obtained re-
comfy iudgment against Marun Gillette, al e"P'''
az A. r. Iburber 4 Co for A lille more tin 500 ~
supplementary proccedngsit appeared tr.t ~ S'
was 5000 year. and that be had TO- - ~ "' .,
ployo,s hands Io how over, declared Iat AIS .si-~I
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26


The bills paid upon the audit Of The A0jutnt-G cneia
and the Governor for subsistence, quaIermasters stores
medical supplies, extra % aTmOucs, tu poration
aud all the Other necessities OF the campaign amount 10
SSO5lS o. making toa! cost so the suppress
half million.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
two MEN WHO RnraHr LIKE RRrrEs.

Officer Mclaughlin Of the Twenty Second
Precinct heard cries OF "murer" saturday night pro-
cccing FROM an upper story of the tenement IN the
OF No $50 West Fifty-hirst with another Otieer ho
enelod the house. aud fOund Two nien struggling on ENC
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
7rn REGIMENT ARuoRY SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The following interesting comparative statis-

II will be seen by this tnat the railroad companies,
,yeh IL least OF late have been most indebted 20 tic
Nato Guard FOR protection OF then prOpcrV are a.-
1,ot the .macst of the Subscribers 10 tho fund The
i,rs ana Insurance cumpa ics, which have much less
rr,trty 20 erarI have subscribed nearly ten times a3
muth as the raIfO DAD companies.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
oI-TWARDLY OBSERVING THE LAW.


the bar was closed and all who hned TO the attendants
that there might bo side room where thirst could be
ouenched were informed plainly that they were
altogether mistaken. At the Hoffman House
wine and liquors were served the rooms OF guests and
in the restaurant with meals. OF course no one was
Obliged 10 order elaborate dinner 20 secure glass OF
vine Al the sturtevant House the Windsor Hotel and
the Grand Hotel the bars closed and II there was
quiet room where liquor sold its number could not
be asoertaned.
AT the St james Hotel the bar closed but in the
barroon were little tables. Sitting al these. any person
could obtain wine spirits. The door opening dIe'uy
into the barroom Of the Gscy House was locked yes
terday but tie bar itself not closed ana
81 was well ratrouizod The Hotel Brunswick offered
thirsty persons no reef AT the bar hut in couple OF adj
ioinng rooms they could obtain whatever they wished
before the the Coleman House was the sign " Ear
bar had been htted up FOR the day.
The bar the Union Square Hotel was not opened but
anything tuat desired served at the tables III the
cafe. The propretoIs say thai they do h1l 80 80
furnish wine OF liquor 10 guests OF ti&NeitI' me u
red napSns, pieces of lemons, and dccantoTs
The bar-counter was dry aud bore no MARKS
ever Was complaining about those two last glasses OF
Rhine VINE" II was easy 70 see that there insht be
feafs ian world more difficult t1au thal OF SctHhs
something 20 drink 81 the Union Place Hotel. ,
Tie cc declared that for three Sundays the bar ana
wineroom had been tightly closed Guests had VINE az
dinner o. In their rooms.
Al tie Grand entraI young man in a white duck coat
leaned over the bar counter from tie inside ana tahcd
with another man ou the outside Between thesc were
Tour cgsscs and bOttle. The clerk sad, ave sell 10
loror over Jho bar but calculate TO give our guests
what they want" ~, -. -,
AT Tie St. Nicholas Hotel, the bar dark. While tae
rcpO7er waiting the Office 20 sIcak WIN lhc iU
Vretor, along came alter one dllnh IOr 10, %
tsd he Tst clerk took down "a card with Bar Ticket
printed i and wrote few words. Ihls TIE SER Ht
look and disappeared in tho vicinity ~ me htchen
stairs. The next order was very mild: "Liglt lemon
AIDES for goo" just then OF me prOpre'os appeared
lie said that b1r W0s closed ana tnat lhcN ittN
cold very little liquor at any time.
AT The BluidietL House liquor vas sold over tho Da
unrcscrVed-.t least 10 vas 10 one person Ana goo0
euI OF the IN mat ncigab0ThOcc about esAt oGocH
LAST evening, was enough 10 m0Xicate man unaccas'
Toned 90 The Cdor OF gin and lemons.
At French uUtc Tho clerk said thcv had sold nrthnG
since l. Ocotk Saturday night I'VE od think OF "a
Quiet lOom up stairs you know, ne added, but we nave
none ct
Al thc Asor House the blr closed but there was
small retired room which abOuuded with attractions iOr
Lie bibulOus
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
uow rYAcrArIoN pAY wAs oRsERvrp.

The rain yesterday was fatal to the pro-
gramme for Evacuation Daytho visits 10 the Battery
and Trinity Church wero omitted The veterans VI 1912
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

When the suit of David +. Moore against
Matthias Goeze and another called by Judge Robin
son FRIDAY, GOteLel appeared without counsel. and
dee Jared tlat ho lad heard the ut and that
the attorney who appeared for hiIn on the record,
Robert ~ Waite. mad authority ~ appear Mr. Waite.
VINO was present, produced tAc Original answer Mr.
toeze Acknowledged Ls signature - the yrfHratiOn
OF n, and sald thai had many suits n Waitc's
charge hc had forgotten this Judge Robinson re
fused any further delay, aud inquust taken Tor
81 J.l, the amount OF ihe 5000 note m ana Ia
leIcst.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Could anything be neater than the old dar-
kes reply 30 beautiful young lady whom lac offered TO
M over the gutter. aud VINO insisted che heavy
Ir Missus' said he "Pse used 10 lifting barrels OF
sugar."
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
HOTEL BARS CLOSED.
SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING IN SECRET.

SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING IN SECkEI'
MOST OF THE LEADING HOTELS SHUT THtlR BAR
RooMs-w1NR AND LIQUOR SERVED To GUESTS,
AND IN RETIRED ROOMS.
The bar-rooms of most of the principal hotels were
closed yesterday but guests had no trouble in get
ting whatever they wanted to drink Some OF the
hotels had temporary bars in retired rooms. Several
keepers of unlicensed saloons have been arrested
through the efforts of DR.. Crosbys society. NllhMn
Noble, at the American Temperance Unions meet
gyesterday, condemned DR.. Crosbys methods
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

PRODUCTION OF "ANTONY AND CLEoPAIRA"-MiSs
ANDERSON IN "EVADNE NE'-IuANKsGIVING MAI
INETS.
The two most noteworthy events in theatre
cal matters during the present week. VIII be the produc-
tion OF Antony and Cleopatra" al the Broadway The
are ana the appearance OF Mss Anderson in one o. nor
successful parts as ErGde IN the tragedy Of the fame
name and later the AeG Mcrriiies, IN Guy
AInnnnrinpn
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A Fearful Risk for Girls.

The pastor Of q church in one Of our
large cities said to me not long ago:
"lbsve oficiAted At forty weddings since
I came here, and in all cases, save one. |
felt that the bride was running an awful
risk. Young men Of bad habits and fast
tendencies never marry girls Of their own
sort, but demand = wife far above suspi-
cion. SO pure, sweet women, kept from
the touch Of evil through the years Of their
girlhood, give themselves, with all their
costly dover Of womanhood. into the keep.
ing Of men who, In base association, have
learned TO undervalue all that belongs TO
them. and then find no repentance in the
sad after years. There Is but one way out
Of this that l can see, and that il for you
the young women Of this country-to
require, in association and marriage, pur
ity for purity, sobriety for sobriety, and
honor for honor. There 10 no reason why
the young men Of this Christian country
should not be As virtuOus rs its young
women. and II the loss OF your society and
love be the prioe they arc forced TO pay
for vice, they will not pay for II. admit
with sadness that not all our young women
are capable Of this high standard for
themselves or others, but l believe that
there are enough earnest, thou ybtful girls
in the society Of our country to work won
ders II faithfully aroused, Dear girls
will you help US. in the name Of Christ
will you, first Of all, be true TO yourselve,
and God, so pure in your inner and outer
life that you shall have a right to ask that
the young man whom you marry shall be
The same The awful gulf Of disorder Is
close beside your feet, and in IL fathers,
brothers, lovers and sons are going down
viii you help US in our great work -
Harpcr's Mdgd-inc for Juiy.
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as to he comparatively harmless.
This may seem to some too nice a
distinction altogether, but il will bo
found throughout tho world Of Ma
ture that the works Of the Almighty
are strikingly beautiful in their min
utes and these minutes arc the foun.
dation Of His mrghtiest manifesta-
tions.
Thus il is, too that what we call
fever and ague might DO bauishcd
from the country as disease, il two
things were done. 1. Have a fire
kindled every morning at daylight,
from spring to fall, 10 the family
room, TO which oil the family should
repair from their chambers, and
there remain until breakfast "a taken
2. Let fire be kindled in tho fami.
ly room short time before sun
down let every member of tho FAM
lily repair to it, and there remain uu-
til supper is taken.
In both cases. the philosophy oI
the course marked out consists in
two thing. First, The fire rarifies
the malaria and causes il to ascend
above the breathing point. Second,
The food taken into the stomach
creates and activity Of circulation
which repela disease --HdYs Jour
nal of Health.
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A Heroic Girl.

The brsvest girl in Australia is Grace
Vernon Busse'l. The steamer Georsetts
was wrecked of the west coast, near
Perth q small boat had been capsired in
the surf and women md children were
struggling in the water. On the crest Of
q PERCEPTIONS cliff, appeared the figure of
q young lady on horseback. To the rail,
ors on the stranded vessel II seemed ut
terly impossible that horse and it's rider
could dccend the preoipice. Hut the
young lady never faltered. She plunged
down 81 full speed, and reaching the
shore spared her horse into tho boiling
surf. There were two lines Of roaring
breakers. With SPLENDID pluck she dash :
ed through them and reached the boat, Ia
which the ahrighted women and children
were clinging. Her horse stumbled over
q hawser which stretched between the
wreck and the small boat but she cluna
TO the saddle and brought the women and
children TO land. There was still q man
Lift aboard tho boat. She plunged into
the breakers again and brought the man
to the shore. While those whom she had
saved were resouing those who remained
on the wreck, the heroic girl. drenched
with sss foam and half faint with fatigue,
sallopsd . dozen miles home to have re.
lief sent to the half-drowned, haif,naked
folks whom she bad left on the beach.
Her sister. Mrs Brockman. took . horse
sslloped that night through the woods, e
the shore, taking tes. milk, sugar and
-four 10 the distitute people ; aud the
next day the rescued we're brought te
Mrs. Brookmsu's house snd cared for
The anxiety and excitement proved fatA
to Mrs. Brockmau, who took severe cold,
and died eventually Of brain fever. Grace
Vernon Bussell still lives,
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THE POST.
Published overy Thursday Evening by
JEREMIAH GROUSE, Prop'r.

Terms Of Subscription,
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM. Fay,
able within six months, or $25Oifnot
paid within the year. No paper dis
continued until all arrcarages are
pail unless at the option Of the pub.
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Subscriptions outside Of the county
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A Cur OF CoLp WATER.-In one
OF the terrible battles in Virginia q
union officer fell wounded in front
of the confederate breastworks, and
while he was laying on the ground
and crying piteously for water,
James Moore, OF Burke county, N.
g., o confederate soldier, leaped
over the Notifications, canteen in
hand, and crawling up TO the poor
fellow gave him drink. The woun-
ded man took ont bis gold watch
and offered it to his benefactor, but il
was refused. He then asked for the
confederate soldiers name and the
two men parted. Moore subse-
quently lost o limb in one Of the
Virginia battles and returned crip-
pie to his home. The Raleigh Ne,od
now tells the sequel TO this strange
adventure. A few days ago Moore
received from the union soldier 10
whom he had given the cup oi
water a letter announcing that the
sum Of ten thousand dollars would
be paid 10 him in four annual install
ments.
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Mns. LElss OF Womelsdorf. saw ly.
ing on the carpet in her parlor what
she supposed 10 be piece Of rope,
and stopped 70 pick It up when the
object commenced 10 move, and felt
10 her touch % cold - Zoe. Upon
examination IL proved to bs . cop.
psrhsad snake, three feet long. The
snake was carried into tho house
with The carpet which had laid on
|tha arass 10 the rear yard during
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TasnI 10 . prisoner in the Eastern
Penitentiary who ID serving . ssn-
tenos OF fourteen years for stealing
horses in Buoks county. He was
born without hands. yet was very
succsssfal gsnerally IN his crimes
He makes canesent chairs. and can
writs, shave himapli and out hls own
hair - wsh = any man In prison.
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The rolI-keeper's Neice.

= q l q q t IT n / q .
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J. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

+. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron.
Thi. truly valuable ton 10 has been 90 thor.
oughly tested BY all classes OF the community
that u IL nov deemed indispensabis a. = Tonic
medicine. IL costs but little pufihss the blood
system and prolongs lie. Ivory body should
have II. For the euro Of Weak stomachs,
General Debility, 1rdiscstion, Diseases Of tho
stomach, and for all cases foruiring . tonic.
This vine includes the most agreeable and EN-.
clio IT salt of Iron We possess Citrate OF Mag.
uetic oxide, combined with the most energetic
| OF vegetable tonics--Yeliow Peruvian Bark.
DO you want something TO strengthen yout
10 You want to get sSt ri] H]Peftn Of nsfvou.n.ui
do you want energyt
DO you want to slcep we'll
you wan, wsn' 10 20 ss'a eoh'''a'onf
do you want brisk aud vigorous fec,iugt
~ you dotry kuNKEL's BITTER WINE
Ioniy ask q trial of this valuable tonic.
Beware OF counterfeIts, IS Kunksi's Bitter
Wine OF Iron IL the only sure and cnectual rem.
edy In the known world for the permanent euro
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| number Of limitations offered To the public, 1
| would caution tho comm unity to purchase mono
dut the genuine article, manufactured by n. y.
| Ruukel, and having his stamp on tho cork of
| every bottle, Tho very fact that others are at.
| Its worth aud speaks volumes In It's favor Sold
only In VI botties. or six bottles Tor t5 Try this
valuable medicine and be convinced OF Its ner.
its. Sold by druggists and dealers evory where.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
| Head and ali complete. in two hours. No fca
| removed by Dr. Kunt"i 7io North Ninth st,
Philadelphis. Pa. send for circular With atres.
| ia on all kinds uf Worms. advice free. Ask
your druggist for ebIttie Of Kunkcl'a Worm
never fails 10 romove all kinds, from children or
grown parsons. Directions with II.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-08-02
I I. MONBECK,
] Justice Of the Peace

Addms6urg, Snyder Co., Pa.
win BE- 10 his othes % the sboss mention.
cd place. on MONDAY and SATURDAY
Of each week, whom all Kinds Of business
relating TO bic once, will b attended 10