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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

DANGEROUS CoUNTERPEITs.-IT aShinqtop,
April IA counterfeit legal-tender note
OF the denomination OF $1,000 was received
on Saturday in the regular course OF bust
ness at the Redemption Bureau of the Trea-
sury from 4 national bank at Springfield,
III. 1t was detected by the Treasury off,
cials and returned to the bank, branded
counterfeit" Similar counterfeits ap.
peared several years ago, and one of the
showers was detected and arrested. 1t was
not known what became OF the plate, but
the reappearance Of these notes after so long
q disappearance leads Secret Service officers
to believe that the plate had been buried,
and that the person or persons who resur-
rected it bad just served q term in prison,
and, upon coming out, opened up business
again. They have strong suspicious as to
who the guilty ones are. Counterfeit FIVE
dollar gcld-pieces have made their appear
ance, and. are being circulated on the from
tier on the routes leadingito the Black Hills
country and in California.
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Their sessions are en-.

ture has adjourned. Their sessions are en-
tirely too long.
Our people begin to talk about the ap-
.proacl,ing gubernato rial zeieetioHs Il think,
too, that we ought to be heard In the selec-
ton Of candidate. The Northside and the
southsidc. the East and the Southwest, and
Richmond and Norfolk, all have their favor
ties. We want good, strong man., Vir-
ginian by instinct and interest, statesman
OF experience md ability. Would prefer ut
this time one of national eputation-either
Stuart, Bocock, Hunter, or Barbour-but
will not complain IL the nomination should
be given to Daniel, Holiday, Terry. or Ma
hone. All are good men, and either one
will make an acceptable Governor.
PATRICK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

THE GovERN0EsHIr. - The Hampton Mon.
itor and the West Point Star are energetic
ally urging General William Is. Taliaferro,
and trying to persuade the people Of the
Southside that he would be a Southside
man if he didn't live north of the james
and York rivers.-PortsmOuh Enterprise
The Nonitor and Star have endeavorcd
to show that General Taliaferro is a true
Virginiun, and as such would know no dis
tinction and would show no discrimination
between the various sections while dis.
charging the duties Of the Office Of Cover.
nor. BY the way, the advocates Of a Ger
tain aspirant urge his claims upon sectional
grounds almost exclusively. If he can
bring no better claims than these he had
better retire from the contest. He is unit
for the position, and will meet with merited
defeat. - Vest Point Star.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ET NOTICE TO THE TRADE.-We
have established In New York factory for the man
ufacturc OF CIGARS Of every variety. We buy only
for cash the best Havana and Connecticut tobaccos,
direct from the planters, and we can compete I'm
price and quality with any factory In the United
States. w. ID. BLAIR &c CO.,
ap Him 900 Main street. Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

We have received from j. w. LOCKWOOD,
ESQ, cashier of the National Bank OF Fir-
ginia, copy of the first report of the Exec
utive Council of the American Bankers AS
ISOLATION for the year 1877, including the
addresses and proceedings before the Com
mittec of Ways and Means OF the House Of
Representative at Washington, February
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

The Farnlville Mercury OF this week is
for Colonel w. Il. BERKELEY for Governor,
,Jud~e T., n. WATKINS for Licutenant-Goy-
ernor, and Squire Pint. MCKINNEY for At
torner-G eneral-all Of Prince Edward. We
can't promise TO support more than two OF
the three for the nomination, but will OF
course vote and work for all three after their
nomi n al ion.
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nr PURE COD-LINER OIL.
OUR own DIRECT MpOETATluN.

We have the testimony OF physicians who pro-
scribe II, and of patients who have taken H. mat !.
l. more acceptable u the stomach and more easily
assuilatcd than any other oil.
We guarantee II 10 be entirely p"r" ana fresh
free from rancidity, and fuy possessing all "i tie
wonderful remedial properties claimed for N" o'9'
cOd-vcr oil. MEADE bAhER'
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists
Oc5 9l9 Main street. iEiclih"hH' Va
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....,.,or,o, office OF minor Importance, out
,bs rens Of government State national o1aa
xil a, tis, = natural 20 WIN WI II
m nrdve the. beat, condition Of affairs ior a'
parties cor,cerncd. -Nosf folk ifptrgsnlsaann'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

We hope Brother LAFFERrY will intro
duce resolutions into the next Virginia
Conference inqulring into those sweat
house atrocities in Massachusetts,. The
northern people. and especially the north
ern Methodist preachers, have appointed
themselves guardians OF the southern peo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

W-GREAT SHOW IN GENTLEMEN'S
GOODS.-T. X. PRICE & CO. have in stock SPLEEN
did line SUIT1NGS for gentlemen and boys.
Cd FRENCH CLDTIiS-al coorS:
GA PLAID anu PLAIN SUITlNGS:
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN CASSI-
GLOVES. SHIRTS. COLLARS, &C. apo
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nj; FRESH NATURAL

III" FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER 1t $3.50 1 ease
iICNYADI JANOS BITTER WATER. Han
garian:
pULLNA BITTER WATER. Bolmuiar:
FREIDRlCkSiIALL BITTER WATER:
CARLSBAD WATER iSprudcl spring.;
VICHY WATER:
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga; "
HAWTHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHASY WATER, &C. &C.
BY the bottle or in original packages, on the D"'t
terms NJ ~ ,.,.,,,- ,>.--.
min 9l0 Main street.
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u COHEN BROTHERS are just in
receipt of IL large stock of BLACK BEILLlANTISE
ALPACAS which they are Offering at special low
prices. These goods have been consigned to thcw
by large Ncs York house. and will BE sold far be-
low market valac. Their range In prize is from 20
to G5c.: also. the NOEIAIR (douhlc-wtdthl AL
PACA at 22c.
They are also offering large stock Of SILKS
much below market value:
BLACK SILKS at 20, -, SOC, :l.l5 (Ior pure
SILK. GROS-GRAISl, :l.25. S1.35, 1l.i5.
$3.50. $1.65, s1.75, 81, :2.05, $50, $3.50.
$40, and SO;
Also, considerable variety OF COLOEED SILKS:
i FIJI. assortment Of other DRESS GOODS.
FRESC N-WOyFN COESETS at 37i!, so, 75c.,
81. $3.50, $3.50. and $3.50:
Also. TnOMPSON'S GLOvE-FITTlSG COR
SETS.
Every variety of WHITE GOODS, In some OF
Which they offer special bargains:
See their imported VICTORIA LAWN at 15c.:
Their FRENCH PIQUEs At 1ec., and many other
goods.
4 large stock OF WHITE and FANCY HOSIERY
just received:
Every variety Of LACES, including the novelties !;
Also, large stock of BIBS.
60 pieces Of WHITE and COLORED MATING
Just received
Also. FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS from 35c. UP.
NH 80
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DEATEES.

DioJ. on Wednesday evening, ] lth Instant at 9
O'Clock. CLARENCE RIDDICk. infant son Of
Samuel p and Jennie II. willis; aged seven months
His funeral will take place THIS (fridayl AFTER
NOON mt 4 O'Clock from the residence oil his grand
father William j. Riddick, No: 62S north Eishih
street. The friends and acquaintance oftne iatnliy
are invited TO attend. '..'" }1-at-a
p;ed, ON Thursday the 12.h instant nj lalf-past
o.cIock MILES TALLEI; aged Hfty-eight years.
Ills renaius will be Inferred ut Oakwood Gene
fiery nj O'Clock THIS (FridaYl AFTERNOOS.
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The 6soyerlnOrSErin,

or those who have been most prominently
brought forward, we believe that Major
John w. Daniel. OF Lynchburg, is decided
ly the fayorite Of our people. Haitian Re
cord.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
HANDSOME DISPLAY

HANDSOME DISPLAY o.2je
or l.S5G
SPRING AND SUMMER M1LLlNEEf.~'>
OPENING DAY At LEWIS kAtFMAH>'
TUESDAY THE l7ru AHo WEDNESDAY IH&
18TH INSTANT.
Having lust returned from New YORK. | am pre-
n,red 10 offer ri both wholesale aud rci.il COM
plcte stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, consisting OF
PATTERN HATS and BONNEIS.
FRENCH FLOW ERS. OSTRICH IiP>. .r-
SILKS. RIBBONS, and tNTHlhMi.D HAS
I'm all the latest 81 ylcs and shades.
most respectfully solicit call from my custom
crs and the pnblic generally. They Wi! hna one "'
the most carefully selected and best >S"Ttsd st"'"
AZ the most rea sonablc prices In the city .
also have L large stock OF tANC! rp'bo' C'"-
sisi!n2 Of ,-,.,..
LACES. LACE COLDARETTE%,
SECk-WEAR of AL kinds.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, ..
CORSETS. MANUFACTURES.
BUTTONS, JEWELRl.
ZEPHYR WORST Ed, &c. ~
LADIES READY-MADE UNDER" EAE ana
CliILUREN'S DRESSES L specially.
Also, a full assortment OF PARASoLS Al I""'>'
market Urtc4s LEW KAUFMAN.
Alb Broad street.
ap 1868 between Fourth ava l l,l.,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

When the Governor of North Carolina
wishes now to make remark to the Cover
nor OF South Carolina, he will know just
whom to address, e,o York; Tribune. -:
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sFEc1AI NnTssrv
|" SILKS! SILKS! SILKS,

N SILKS! SILKS! SILKS,
coLoRED STRIPED SILKS a, 75c. wo,,,, ;,
coLoRED STRIPED srksa, :, x,,,b.,
BACKGROUND wnrrE.srr,rrn .,,.
SIC. worthsl.25: -
BLAcK-GRoUSD wHlTE-srptpvn s,
9oc. worth sl30;
BACKGROUND wHITE-sTr,py,
81 worth $50:
FANCY PLAID SILKS at 7;,rse
''''''> IA" N'-"h 'rE PLAGD sILKsa,:l war;,
| $50; ''
Observation-Disclosures sIIrs go.
! worth 1926:
MISUNDERSTANDING SILKS >.
worth $50:
CoLORED SILKS at :l.25 worth s,.;o.
coLoRED SILKS 4, :l35 worth :l7,.
coLoEED SILKS a, $3.50 worth q:
coLoEED SILKS at - worth $3.50;
BLACK SILKS ut s. and soc, sl.25. $40
$3.50, sl.G5, 81. $3.50, 20, and .2.so-,us. .-
| cheap.
II y"n want 10 save money In the nnrch,.fr, =,
s''f ,'''h, '''' a. LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at the new STYLE EIl;s and COLLARS,
| NH -
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NROOUET FOR THE MILLION
" 8 balls and mailets, nicely painted stakes,
and 10 arches, packed In strong box. with slide
Iop with book of Instructions. Price 81 Also,
set with balls anu & maets but not packed IN box
csc. Finer sets ut 50, $3.50, and rs. s
20 any par, of Virginia, West Virginia, or North
j, T. ELLYSON,
an 3,lmE.rrrs ~ ,.....sa, ll12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

4 rhyme for CHAMBERLAIN having been
called for, the Graphic suggests jim BER-
LAME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

JOHN I. PinrcHETT, Whitmell, Va, sends
us 81 for Mr.. KENDALL.
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CROHGET.

HROQUET FOR THE MILLlON.-Eight
" balls and malie,s nicely painted. two STAKES and
ten arches. hacked in strong box. with Side Id.
with book or Instructions. Price. Sl.2J.
Also, a set with eight balls and mallcts. but not
hacked In box only SOC.
FINER SETS at %, $3.50. and ga set.
Upon receipt OF SOC. additonal any set VIII be
sent TO any part Of Virginia, West Virginia. or
North Carolina. express or freight paid.
J. r. ELLfSCS.
mp 3-lm& liz Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

III BUY IOUR HAMBURGER EN-
BROIDERY at COHEN BROTHERS.. They are
now Offering the largest and handsomcst stock ever
offered In this city. NH 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

SIILLlE ERf.

OPESINti-SATURDA !tPN!" liIi.
PATTERN HATS, In all TIE ia'tss "S''E"'' '''
Ladies, Misses. and Children.
STYLES UNIQUE, MATERIALS hAHDa"Ah' "''
PRICES MODERATE.
call from the ladies IS respectfully ""i!clt'''
~ WALTON,
,rJl-., No 30l Broad street. corner ihNu'
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MI" GREAT RUSH FOR TIE BAR
GAINS ut WILLIAM TIL ALHIMEE'S,
Col Broad street
As ! have just received very large and select
stock of DRESS GOODS. BLACK ALPACAS.
CASSlMEREI, KID GLOVES, NOTioSS. SC.
and will offer the
MOST UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
in all kinds Of goods. Give me II call and be con-
WINGED. ap 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

Mi KID-GLOvE DEPOT.-50O dozen
KID GLOVES at SOC, 75c.. and $l--a two-but-
ton, and the cheapest In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

500 pieces DRESS GOODS. all styles n O 10 J0r.;
rs pieces BLACK ALPACAS. 20 to 75c. ASK 10
see the 25c. Alpaca worth SIC:
30 nirceS BLACK CACNEAliRES, VNMlSE, DE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

worth l5c.:
4 large line OF RIBBONS and SCAEFS In all the
new and light shades.
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STANTON.
ALPHA

OLD uOs7LERY BCRNT-THE RECENT RAILROAD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PANORAMA.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
April 10 1877
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-13

III LACES AND MUSLINS for Curtains,
TIDES. TOWELS. TGWTLLIE,,,
TABLE-CLOTII<,
NAPKINS, DUILIE$.
THAY-CLGTIIS. DUST-EAGS #aI
GLASS-TOW Filling, IL
mh2l LEVY BROTHERS.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
State on the msndsmus caso brought by Drew

State Oh the mandamus case brought by Drew
against Stearns, and also the quo tcdrvdntO pro-
csedings instituted by the Democratic electors
Judge Shellabarger and Mr.. Evarts followed
for the Republicans, and Mr.. Me,rick closed for
the Democrats. Judge shellabarger observed
that tho electors exercised an act OF government
which necessarily terminated on the day when
they cast their votes, Mr., Evarts discussed tho
eligibility question and tho question OF the va
lidity In the Iden returns.
Tho discussion by tho members OF the COM
mission In secret session il said 10 have boon
very spirited, and two or three times a great
deal OF feeling was manifested Tho Repnbli-
can members desired TO have the decision Of
the commission so drawn as to cover all tho
questions which might arise In the Louisiana
and Oregon cases, and thus practically settle
those cases before they were referred BY the
against this proposition that the Democrats
made their desperate opposition.
There was no direct vote upon the question
Of the eligibility Of Humphreys AZ Thurman,
Bayard and Clifford indicated their belief that
his resignation was effected by his tender Of il
and the acceptance thereof by the judge Of the
United States circuit court.
The first resolution on which the commission
ruled was offered by Gen. Hunton, and simply
resolved that the Tlden electors (naming them
had been legally chosen, and that their votes
should be counted for Samuel J. Tlden and
Thomas II. Hendricks. This was voted down,
the vote being AZ follows;
Yeas-Messrs. Abbott, Bayard, Clifford, Field,
Hunton, Payne and Thurman.
Nays-Nlessrs. Bradley, Edmunds, Freling-
huysen, Garfield, Hoar, Miller, Morton and
Strong.
Then Mr.. Garfield offered q resolution to tho
effect that the Hayes electors (naming them)
had been legally chosen, and that their votes
should DO counted for Rutherford b. Hayes and
William A. Whceler, and that Senator Edmunds,
Justice Miller and Justice Bradley be COM
mittee to prepare the decision Of the commits
sion to be communicated to the Joint conven-
ton of the two houses. This resolution was
adopted by vote Of eight to seven, the eight
Republicans voting aye and the seven Demo-
Gratis nay.
The commission then took recess for ono
hour, and on reassembling tho decision was
read and signed by the eight commissioners
who voted for Garfeld's resolution. The seven
who voted nay did not sign, ~ tho law does not
require them To do 10. The decision OF the
commission sets forth the resolution of Garfield
and brief statement of the reasons therefor
which III substance are as follows:
First the commission cannot entertain
evidence outside of the certificate of thegover-
nor as founded upon the determination of tho
board of State canvassers.
Second-That the action Of State by its leg
cast their votes. cannot be considered as deter
mining who were appointed electors.
Third-The evidence presented does not
show that Humphreys was United States ship
ping commissioner on the seventh Of November.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

Charles Paine, general superintendent
of the Lake Shore aud Michigan Southern
railway company, testified that he has a
list of those supposed to lave been on
the wrecked train Mt Ashtabula. Some
of those at first reported as missing have
been ascertained not to have been on the
train some of these reports were simply
the result of mistakes, and some were
fraudulently intended. The list contains
the names Of seventy-two adults and
eight children supposed to be lost. and
sixty-nine saved. Some are marked
doubtful This list includes the names
of all known to have been on the train,
both passengers and employees, many Of
whom have not been identified by any
articles found among the remains He
has no means of knowing how many were
on the train except by the conductors
report. He reports 12S adult passengers,
six train hands, five sleeping car hands,
three expressmen, two baggagemen and
one newsboy. Concerning the rumored
orders about the use of water on the fire.
he did not issue any such orders, and
knows of no such orders being issued by
any officers of the company. Mr.. Col
Inns never expressed any distrust Of the
bridge to him, and, on the contrary, said
to him that its only fault, in his opinion,
was its great surplus of strength.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

The Poiitische Correspondence, OF
Vienna, states that the Porte has pro.
posed the following conditions to Servia,
waving its former claim for substantial
guarantees :
First-The right OF being diplomat
ally represented at Belgrade.
Second-That Catholics and Jews shall
enjoy the same rights as native Servians
Third-That Servia shall not allow
the formation of armed bands or the
violation of Turkish territory.
Fourth-That the existence OF secret
societies shall not be permitted.
Fifth--That the Servian fortresses
shall be kept in good repair, and finally
that the Turkish flag shall be hoisted
unon those fortresses jointly with the
Servian flag.
The PuHtische Correspondent says
"Servia will doubtless accept these con-
ditions and send Il special commissioner
to Constantinople.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
A Tough Hawaiian.

The Honolulu Gazette says One OF
tho Hawaiian sailors Ola the whale
ship Rainbow, a boat steerer, who had
just returned from a cruise to the Arctic
met with remarkable accident during
his absence. One day while out III his
boat after a whale, the gun in the hands
of one OF the crew, who WAS to shoot
the whale ms soon It's harpooned, was
accidentally discharged, and the bomb
lance with which it was loaded struck him
on the back Of the neck, just grazing the
spinal column, passing between the caro-
It'd artery and the trachea, and making
its exit through the middle of the i'll
ferior maxillary bone, which was badly
fractured Strange to say, this rough
treatment did not prove fatal, but the
wounds rapidly healed, and the man is
now wholly recovered. His name is
kalauku, alias Harry Smith.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
Enemies.

Have you enemies? Go straight on
and mind them not. If they block w
your path, walk around them, and dc
your duty regardless of their spite. A
man who has no enemies is seldom good
for anything; he is made of that kind OF
material which is SO easily worked that
every one has hand in it. A sterling
character-one who thinks for himself,
and speaks what he thinks-is always
sure to have enemies. They are as neces-
sary to him us fresh air; they keep him
alive and active. A celebrated character,
who was surrounded with enemies, used
to remark "They are sparks which,
if You do not blow, will go out of them
selves" Let this be your feeling while
endeavoring to live down the scandal of
those who are bitter against you. If
you stop to dispute you do but rs they
desire, ard open the way for more abuse
Let the poor fellows talk; there will be !.
reaction if you perform but your duty,
and hundreds who were alienated from
you will flock to you and acknowledge
heir error.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

Where there Is SO much rivalry as III the manu-
facture of family medicines. he who would sue
coed must give positive and convincing proof
of merit. This is an age of inquiry People
take nothing for granted. They must know
the " rIys" and 'rht7etores before acknowl-
edgnghe superiority of one article over another.
Among the few preparations that have stood
the test. those manufactured by r. V. Pierce,
NJ. d.. of the Worlds Dispensary, Buifalo,N. Y,
have for many years been foremost. The
truth of any statement made concerning them
can be easily ascertained, for DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy and DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery are now prescribed by many physicians
in curing obstinate cases of catarrh and incipi-
ent consumption. The Discovery has no equal
IN curing coughs, colds, bronchial and nervous
affections. 1t allays all irritation of the mucous
membrane, aids digestion, and when used with
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets readily
overcomes torpid lirer and constipation, while
the Favorite Prescription has no rival in the
field of prepared medicine in curing diseases
peculiar to females. If YOU wish to "knor
myself" procure copy of g The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser" an illustrated
book ofnearly / 200 pages, adapted to the wants
of everybody. Price $780, postage prepaid
Address the author Il. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

There is an old story that dealer in
ready-made clothing was once zealously
endeavoring to persuade customer that
coat fitted him like the paper on the
wall, that its cut was the perfection OF
fashionable elegance and it's cloth the
best product Of foreign looms. The Gus
toner shifting suspicious odor, put his
nose to the garment and exclaimed :
i" / can't wear this coat 1t smells too
dreadfully p "My friend, replied the
dealer, with the whining eagerness OF in
iured innocence, est is not the coat that
smells; it is me-"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
Consndrum for st. Valentines day !:
WAS ST. VALENTINE
A NARNIsH MAKER

About six years since, my wife was attacked
with difficulty of the lungs and stomach, spit
ting of blood, ETC., accompanied by great sore
ness, and was thought by all to be in a danger
GUS condition. She VS. under the care of a
skillful physician for more than year. and
cough remedies, but she received no permanent
relief until WIsTAR's BALsAM was used a few
bottles of which restored her to her usual
health. would add that this balsam has been
used by other members of my family, and can
truly say that know of no other cough remedy
in which have so much confidence. / would
recommend WIsrARs BALsAM or WILD CHERRY
to all in need of safe and reliable cure for
coughs, colds or any other disease of the throat
and lungs"
so cts. and 81 bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
Six Months for an Owl.

The Osborne county (Kansas) Farm
er says: We have taken wood, pota-
toes, corn, eggs, butter, onions, cab
bages, chickens, stone, lumber, labor,
sand, calico, saurkraut, secondhand
clothing, coon skins and bug juice on
subscriptions, in our time, and now a
man writes us to know if we would send
the paper six months for a large owl.
There are few things an editor would re-
fuse on subscription, and if We come
across any fellow who is out of an owl,
and is in need of one, we'll do it.