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oRANGEMEN NOT TO PARADE.
PRAIsEwoRTHY WAIVER OF CLAIMED RIGHTS In
THE INTERESTS OF PEACE.

PRAISEwoRTHY WAIVER OF CLAIMED RIGHTS In
THE INTERESTS OF PEACE.
MONTREAL, July IL, 1877.
At an Orange mass meeting last night, to decide
whether the Orangemcn should parade on the
l2th Colonel Grant, Deputy County Master, IN the
char, u was decided by vote OF 62 TO 55
that the Orangemen a body should not parade,
but that such individual members as saw nt might
walk TO Knox Church, whore special services are
to held but that they should do without regala
II Is understood that tins decision Is through
tho influence of Joint meeting ot the National Tenn
pcrance and Benevolent societies OF tho city both
Catholic and Protestant The Prcsiden; and Secretary
OF the Orange meeting Intimatcd tho result OF the vote
TO Subcommittee appointed b. the societies. request
Ing their influence IN thar different departments 10
prevent any individual molcst station the 18th.
NIGHTS KEsERvKD-A PLEA FOR PEACE
In announcing this decision TO the committee OF the
National Societies Mr.. Grant, the County Master,
s0id there tad been large attendance oil the
OF tho order who after discussion, had come tho
resolution, when had been carried by small majority
not TO mako a public demonstration. The committed
would be served with copy Of tho resolution
arrived at The society reserved their right march
when tbey pleased, but there would DO processio
tho 18th OF July this year. The members would
proceed tho church about past eleven A. NJ and
he there would be disturbance 10
hinder thom IN the discharge OF the privilege und duty
OF going to church.
VOTE THANKS.
4 vote OF thanks was passed TO the Orangcmeu and
all who had co-operated to this good result.
ACTION CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.
On the announcement being made TO the Irish Cath
oics, alter discussion, II was
Resolved That Irish Cathoc societies acce pt the re.
undertaking made by the Orange soeiey trcr
ment " the proposed parade on tne 18th. that
Protestant and Catholc, whose efforts about
aity.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHiKY SIGsAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. July 12-l A. n.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHEY SIGsAL OSUcER,{
WASHINGTON July l2-l A. H.
Indications
For New England. stationary or higher pressure,
stationary temperature. variable winds. mostly from
tho south, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, higher pressure,
stationary Temperature, variable winds, shifting 10
southery, and clear partly cloudy weather and rain
areas al Southern stations.
For the South Atlantic States higher pressure, wind
mostly from the south, stationary temperature, partly
cloudy weather and rain aroas.
For the Gulf States higher pressure, stationary
temperature, northeriy Winds clear partly cloudy
weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley higher pressure,
stationary temperature northerly winds and clear or
partly cloudy weather ti
For the Lower Missouri Valley, stationary or lower
pressure, southery wiads warmer, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain areas. .l ,,.
In the Upper Mississippi Valley and the lake region,
higher pressure, stationary higher temperature,
variable winds, clear partly cloudy weather, ioI
lowed in northwestern districts by falling barometer
aud winds shifting TO southerly.
The Lover Mississippi and Missouri rivers will slowly
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RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, July IL, 1877.
The general freight agents OF nearly all the Western
railroads held meeting here today and appon ted
committee to investigate the pooling Arrangements OF
tie trunk lines, to repors III meeting be held at
Niagara Falls, July "a the basis upon which West
bound freight over the trunk roads may DO taken 10
It's destination by the tcrmi nate roads. This Is in
furthcrancc OF plan TO induce the Western roads TO
20 INTO the pool
The agents OF tho Southwestern Railroad also held a
meeting and liked new rates on grain from Missouri
River points 10 ST. LOUIS and Chicago, when uro four
cents lower than tho heretofore prevailing A new
rate on grain from the Missouri River Toledo
nxed-namely, thirty iour cents per loo pounds.
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THE BORDER TROUBLES.

TALK OF A PROPOSED TREATY WITH MEXiCo-
Is coRTINA AN AMERICAN cIrIzES-sENon
MATAs OPINION OF THE NOTORIOUS GUERILLA
CHEF.
[Dy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON. July IL, 1871
The patience with which sehor Mala the accredited
Minister OF Daz United statos awaits recognt
ton BY our government, has given rise TO o report
that during the many conferences held by him re-
Gently with Secretaries Evar,s aud Seward the draft OF
provisional treaty has been discussed, the treaty 10
be drawn up now and presented 10 the respective
Senatss OF Mexico aud the United States for connrma
ton neat fall It's ratification TO be condition precedent
Of the recognition Of the Daz government According
TO this report Mexico was to give fresh guarantees Tor
the keeping of peace the border. and TO make In
demniHcation tor the losses and injuries already sus
tanned BY American citizens the decentralization 10
be made by the cesslon OF territory IN case Mexico
should prove unable with money. schor Mata
when questioned the subject denied that the report
was true
coRrfSA As An AMERICAN CITIZEN.
An amusing side show TO the Mexican drama Is the
part which the guerilla chief Cortna has played and is
likely 10 play when the question Of international re-
sponsbilities and the obligations OF Mexico to our
government comes up for deGnlto adjustment. 1t
is reported the State Department, that Cor.ina
when there any political excitement at Browns
villo elsewhere the Texan border he in the
habit OF coming into Texas and participating in
the general agitation II is reported that Cortina re-
Gently offered to with the Spanish govern
ment officials at Havana to furnish the troops there
with fresh beef and with the Mexican authorities to
furnish tho Mexican army with horses. While this
latter matter Is regarded jost rather than earnest
II Is thought there may DO something serious the
question OF Cortina's American citizenship
To this end inquiries have been set aioot by
the State Department for investigation OF the re-
port. Sehor Mata says that II It be true that Cortna
Is an American citizen the Mexican authorities would
be only too happy find means OF surrenderng him
the United States Cortna is still In imprson
at tho city OF Mexico under tho orders Of General Daz
and if tho United States government can show any
way whereby no can properly be delivered up Mexico
will be only too glad TO get rid OF him. Ho will be
turned tho Texan State authorities found
tradtabls Tor trial the charge Of murder and rob-
bcry, and It Is thought there would be difficulty
finding him guilty, and accordingly banging him for
his many offences
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THE INDIAN HOSTILITIES.

WHAT Is THOUGHT OF COLONEL PERRY's RE-
PORTED . ACTIoN-THE MISSION INDIANS
THREATEN wAR-sIoux RRNEGADEs AFTEB
MORE AMMUNITION.
WASHINGTON. July IL, 1877.
Prominent officers OF the army duty at the
War Department express some surprise at the
recent despatch from Lewiston to tho effect tbnt
Colonel David Perry, OF tho First cavalry,
and the sixteen volunteers Mount Idaho with him.
who were attacked by Indians the 9Th Of July in
sight OF Colonel Perry and that he refused to order his
command to the relief OF Captain Randall Colonel
Perry hns excellent record in the War Department.
and II ts thought thcre must be mistake in tho
serious charge against him, which amounts 10
cowardice. He entcrod the service in March, 1862,
services At Five Forks, Va After the close OF the
no assigned to duty In the Far West, whero he
has frequently been fights with Indians, and was
brevetted lieutenant colonel for gallantry In an
ragement with large band OF Indians on the Owyhce
River, Idaho Territory. subsequently no was brc-
vottod colonel for galantry in an engagement with
large band Of Indians on the Maiheur River, oregon.
SIOUX RAID.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July IL, 1871
sis reported that band oi Sioux Indians recently
torc!hiy took possession OF largo quantity OF powder
and balls from West Brothers, traders, OF Wnuepcg
near tho souris River and left Immediately To- the
Black Hills.
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FIVE PERSONS KILLED.
Iso ACCIDENT ON A MASSACHUSETTS,

SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON MASSACHUSETTS,
RAILROAD
GRKgSFfHLD, Mass. July IL, 1877.
An extra engine aud caUoose while running toward
Greenfield, the Fitchburg Railroad, NJ Wendell sta
tion, to-day ran iuto wagon which was crossing tho
railroad at that point Ira Davis, Mrs Jonah DAVIS
Mrs. Ira Wakefield, Mrs. Eugene Brown aud Miss Mel
lic Lacey, tho occupants oi the Wagon, k,iic.
Mrs. Brswn lived hall an hour after The accident. but
the others we're instantly killed and badly ma gied.
The locomotive was not running at very great speed
al the timc having stopped before passing through
bridge near tho crossing. The party were returning
home IRON berrying expedition. Tue horse was III.
Injured.
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HUNG BY A MOB.

IT. Loris No., July IL, 1877.
On Friday last Mrs. John Green, living Roam
okc, Randolph county, No. was shot by her husband
and mortay wounded Green claimed that the shoot
inG was accidental but Mira Green declared that II
not and shortly aterward dod Mrs Green's father
caused the arrest OF Green and he takcn Hunts
VILE Tor examination On Monday night q party OF
about my men took Grocn from the custody OF tho
Shcrin aud hung him to tree at hand II is said
that Green's Intimacy with another woman lod him
murder bis vito Tue Greens have left seven Gull.
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GEORGIA.

MEETING OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
TioN--No ATTACK on THE COLOR LINE.
ATLANTA, July IL, 1877.
The Constitutional Convention met to-day and or
ganizcd. Charles j. jenkins was chosen President.
The President in his address said lt Is unnecessary
10 caution you against dong anything that would In
fringe upon the rights Of The negro race" This was
received with applause
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Judge Robert ould, Of Richmond, Va, and William
l.. Scott, OF Erie, Pa, at the Fifth Avenue. Ex-
Governor Charles r. lngersol, OF Connecticut, is al
the Albemarle. Judge 7. q. Theaker OF Washington,
is at lhe st. Nicholas General George Masee. OF
Schuyler county, n. Y, Is at the Windsor Warner
Miller OF Hcrkimer. n. Y, is at the Holman IL
Bruned-Mile OF France, is at tho Brunswick.
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OUTBREAK AMONG TIE MISSION INDIANS
APPREHENDED. v
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l

[pY TELEoRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
WASHINGTON July IL, 1871.
Advccs received today at tho Interior Department
from San Diego through reliable sources forcshadow
an outbreak In that quarter among the Mission In
dams. It SAID that this condition OF alairs Is ut
tributablc 10 the encroachments and abuses OF tho
wh.to settlers and complaint is made that the Indian
agents wink at these trcspasses and ouirages Tho
tribes composed Of the Pala and other heretofore
peaceful Indians. General Stoneman has been written
to by Secretiry schurx his influence bringing
about settlement oil The difficulty
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ties think no disturbance will durng the day 90
morrow. bot fear trouble In the evening arising from
indulgence IN drink
rbe Irish Catholic Union is holding private meet
irg 10 night
TROOPS BIZ rSDKR ARMS.
Orders were received from Ottawa, Today Tor all
volunteer regiments 10 hold themselves In readiness
. cnergcncy.
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Oi TO-.

BRERN. Suddenly, on Wednesday, July IL, NARY
ANN tho beloved wife Of Timothy j. Brccn. aud Oldest
daughter Of Denis Lane, aged 20 years and months
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend tho funeral, from her ate residence, 42s West
seth st., on Friday, 18th inst. at one p NJ. sharp.
For Other Deaths See Second Page
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FIRE AT CAMP SUPPLY.

ST. LOUIS July IL, 1877.
Aovcos from Camp Supply, Indian Territory, say
tho officers that post burned
days ago, officers losing nearly all their furniture
aud personal clccts.
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A COMPLICATED CASE.
ARLiScToS. Ca, Jan. o, 1876.
Dr.. PtkRcx:-
DkAR L sick for ak years. and for years
could walk about the house My breath
suffered from In breast and stomach all the
also from pHpitatton and internal fevor
ing aud experienced frequent sniothering
choK NJ sensations also suffered from pain low down
bowels and In back and reduced 10
flesh now feel like different person my health Is
good have used bnftles OF MEDICAL
DISCOVERY and FAvonIrE PRESCRIPTION snd feel that
well.
Very respectfully. DELILAH B. MCMILLAN.
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TlooIs IN MOTION.

QvRBcc, July IL. 1914
Battery VIII leave by train tonight, under orders
for Montreal to assist IN queIlng any dist sturbauce
which may arise
no PARADE ~ QUEBEC
Tho Orangcmcn o this city have decided not TO
parade to morrow, but to hoid grand picnic and
entertainment
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FAILURE OF PORK PACKERS.
Ipr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

PEORIA, ILL.,. July ii, 1877.
Tying X Bro herson, heavy pork packers and grain
dealers have filed their voluntary petition In bank
ruptcy. Their liabilities sl2oo 600. A. G. Tying,
The senior partner. sason Of Rev. Dr. sr., Tying, Of
Now York city.
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TEE wEArHrn YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature tor the past twentyfour hours, In CON-
parson with the corresponding date Of last year. n
dcated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
HrR Buildng.--
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TAxARisp rRocnEs a safe. agreeable md efficient
remedy Tor ali the disorders attendant dcrangel
state OF the digestion hey delicate conserve OF
tropical fruit the virtues Of which Hntbious agent
have been by physicians from the earliest
united with mild but searching aud ucacons abe
They may only be taken without injury hut
with immediate benefit by nvads and children and their
continued Instead OF dsbitang ana nvigoracs
while pugihes aud the For sale BY all drug.
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aBARrRENDIyG scENEs.

The scenes that occurred as the dead and dying
mon wero brought in wero heartrending Wives
wrnging their hands dead or dying hus.
bands, mothers over sons, sisters over brothers
Thrty-cghs persons In oil were brought out All the
sufferers Of family, and the loss is a terrible
ono TO their wives and children, who depended on
them Tor their daily bread.
Every effort Is being made by Frank H. Bull, man.
agcr OF the works, to administer to tho comfort OF the
injured. and they all doing we'll
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RACK AND RUIN

RACK AND RUIN
will the ecth II they nsej daily. When
they decayed rsdenpt how bitter to think lf
had only used SOzopoSr might have saved them. bat
IL Is 10, late BE wise iu time, aud decay with
tho nutiseptic.
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THEY YIELD-THAr is, ALL kRUpTIvE CON-
Nil ,lo-to t,LrNys SuLPuUR soar
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DR.. FORDYCE BARkER-"By far the most agreeable
xcd with vino. useful Ia cstarrhs or stomach
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average temperature yesterday 15Is
year. ..pa. SIX
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DISTURBANCE FEARED THIS EVENING.

MONTREAL, July III. Is:,.
The city wears peaceful aspect ,o.nish, Chief Of
Police Penton Mr.. Devn aud other leading authori.
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HOLMAN's PAD IS NO EXPERIMENT, AND THE
within the reach OF all Depot W Maiden lans
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THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aeratcd beverages
JOHN MATTHEWS. IL. nv aud 18th st., clty
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DIR. r. OGDEN DOKEMUS-"Absoutely pnre and
superior all tor daily from all the
,ecties urged against Croton and arihciay aeratsd
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To be had OF all vine rchants groccrs druggists and
mineral sers throughout the United States and
wholesale OF
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DEATH IN A NINE.
Seven Men Killed and Several
Injured by Foul Gas.
NAMES OF THE VICTIMS.
Fatal Experiment with An
thracite Coal.
[DY TzI.kaRApH TO rzx zEnA1D.1

SHARON Pa. July II, 1877.
Sharon is In mourning tonight over the heartrend-
ing catastrophe tina, occurred the Brookasld coal
bank, two miles from this place. about noon to-day.
sevon men lost their lives, about thirty more
wero nearly surocatsd The particulars are these:-
The Brookncld Coal Company recently completed a
tunnel, mile long, At cost of $4,000.
laid track TO haul out coal. The locomotive used
burned soft coal COKE aud to-day anthracite coal
tried. Three trips were made safely but in the
fourth the tunnel filed with suphurc acid gas and
number OF workmon wore sufocated. Three mon
in various stages of nsensibility. Tho engiueer.
when no found that the tunnel was hlng with
gas but before brakeman fell Of overcome by Its
effects. reports that he reached the Cleveland shaft
and subsequently, eight men from that and other
mines under tho impression that tho miners we're
still In the tunnel. entered 1t and instantly were over
come.
The tunnel having become cleared from the gas,
insensible. Seven OF those taken found to DO
htecss few minutes after the removal OF tho bodies
VICTIMS
The names Of the dead Are:-
JOHN Joxxs, mine boss
ROBERT wILLiAMs
NILES DAVIS.
DAVID JENKINS.
RICHARD JONES.
JOHN BARrxx
JOHN YOUNG.
OF these three were taken out dead and The o,ho,
Eve insonsible.
The names Of those nsa.ly d.aiars.-
JonS EVANS
ALBEaT LANDS
wiLLiAx JENKINS.
EVAN HOPKINS.
THOMAS ". WILLIAMS.
H. G. LEWIS
JOIN BrDDxLL
WILLIAM RopEas
HxxRy LEWIS
WILLIAM r. aonEara
JouS S. EVANS.
ALFRED RIxsrosy
JOHN WILLIAMS
DAVID r. WILLIAMS.
DANIEL S. DAVIS.
JOHN l. THOMAS.
DAVID OwKya
r. DAVIS
WILLIAM BowEx
JAMES Oxoxa
JOHN DAVIS
JoHx EVANS.
Svs-T rTf0y%
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done atths

METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
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DR. J. MARION sIMs-.."No. only luxury bu. a nees.
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vExN pI,uI.I1,nTIOvs

VAN BCSKIHk'S INvIGORAST INSURES GOOn
digestion c bowels, active liver and kidneys. and
Best tonic sold 80 Depot IL Nescy
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PROF wANKLYN, London. Englaud-"Impregnatsd
only with itS gas"
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HIGHLY EFpERvEscENr.
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NATURAL
MINERAL WATER.
APOLLINARIS.

MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY EFpERvEscExr.
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE-"A dslisntfui beverage"
DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMoND-"rsr superior TO vlehy.
Seltxer or any other."
DIR. ALFRED 1. LooMIs-.Most grateful and refresh
ing"
DIR. r. OGDEN DoKEMUs-"Absolutsly pnre and
superior all tor daily from all the
oDeclehs urged against croton aud artnciay aerasd
waters"
PROF, wASKLYN, London. Englaud-"Impregnsssd
oniy with its own gas"
DIR. f. r. PEAsLEE--"Usefui and very asreeabie.'
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT. DR. + " orIs-"neal.htui and
well suited or dyspepsia aud cases OF acute disease"
DIR. JAMES X wooD-"Mldly .ntaeid; agrees well
with dyspep;ic. where there Is gouty disthess"
DR. roRDYcE BARKER-.By far the mos, agreeable
alone mixed with wno useful Ia easarrhs OF stomach
bladder andtn goui."
DIR J. MARION sIMs-."Not only iasury but neees
sty."
To be had of all vine merchants groccs druggists and
mineral water dealers throughout the United States and
FREDERIcK DE barry & CO.
~ and - Warren st. New York
A-FoR ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN
nnhcalhy condition Of the liver stomach remedy
equals Dr. scnEScKs MAspgAKg pills. which nov
box these pills valued cents viii prove the eeac,
OF the medifne 40 how ro'tiye how bilious h.
ANA ana the organs are brought to hesty and
aible remedy sick headaehe aud piles For sale by
druggists.
A-A-A-LAXORA IoZENGES. A NEW
tom ps ayspepsia hsSi,aa cossvensss and especially
ladies' children take without trouble AS e
Sold BY "ii Chemist. aud druggist. in boxes .. 81 cent.
New Yorx depot. Clinton placo.
DON'T GO INTO THE COUNTRY WITHOUT 4
Broadwsy.
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DIR. E. r. rEAsLEE--o,e1al and very .:res.ble."
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DIR. LEWIS A SAfKE-'A donghtlul beVefhgo."
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMoND-"Fas superior 20 vichy.
Seltxer any other"
DR. ALFRED /. LOOMIS-"Most grateful and refresh
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DR. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR. +. y. OTIS-"Ileathfui and
well suited :or dyspepsia uud OF acute discas
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DR.. JAMES Il. wOOD-"Miidly Antacid; agrees well
with dy,pep;cs ana where there Is gouty disthesis.
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HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING

DON'T GO INTO THE COUNTRY WITHOUT 4
good supnly OF Doors and sHo.s from NlLLERs. s4s
Bro
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French medicine the valuable remedy for constips
tion piles habtual cosvcness and especially
ladies' children take IL without any trouble as 10
1t Is recommended by cminen. phy cixns.
Sold by all chcmists aud druggists boxes 50
New Yorx depot. Clinton placo.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-08
Disease Grows Apace,

like an i'll wind, and cannot be mastered
too early. What is a trifingsattack of
sickness to-day may, if unattended to, be-
come a serious case in a week. Small all
ments should be nipped in the bud before
they blossom into full grown malades. II
this advice were attended to, many a
heavy bill for medical attendance might
be avoided. When the liver is disordered,
the stomach foul, the bowels INSTRUCTED, or
the nerves disturbed, resort should at once
be had to that supreme remedy, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, few doses of which
will restore healthy action and put the
system in perfect order. 1t is wise pre-
caution to keep this Incompatible prevent
i've in the house, since it checks, with an-
rivalled promptitude, disorders which
breed others far more dangerous, and in
their latest developments are themselves
often fatal.