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It.n,or Of IL Years. Grosrt@
Cured BY Rad,vav's ResoIve''"
The Morning herald., 1877-06-30
s'rGnl t5ae 4Srsics Ags.

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"nuid not oe allowed To mix with society
The Jews Regarded it as Il diviL @ ln1iiction
ana believed tAere was 40 cure for 1T. IT
was then tAe sins ofa youth or q divintion
ron The phths o! virtue were Iunished 81 s
J LS AS l!i9 .ahttA. il. D.i Y ia Our tlny,
the s4et ce OF Inetlcinc has been ,ievel ed
the great stOTehJuse Of Nature furni, hes a
remedy the disease Is stripped of il to :
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70 rlala, Ulc rs, S0T-s, Pimples, b,' tch ',s
:: ter, etc, ca De restored 10 soubc health
In few weeks. That there are th, usan /,
Row whose conditions ire as bad as tho ,a
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theO, TO all such the Samaritan DOT
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aVokEG.

While The Fraudlent President was hur.
ryipg East, with Evalts, Schurz, Devens,
and the inevitable Key, as aides de-camp
in waiting las the illustriuu- Dadeau, Con-
sui General at London, duos hlmsclfn in his
relations to Grant, to participate in a pre-
pared j9llifcation with wine, his de lacto
Secretary Of War, McCrary, was rushing
in the opposite direction, so as TO reach
Des Mone5 in time for the Republican
CQnven lon, and prevent a hostile mani
fts,o against the Administration from beirg
issued.
Both were fresh from the clnling circu-
lar. declaring =" no officer should be re-
qaired or permitted 10 take part in the
management oi political. organizations.
caucuses, conventions. OF election cam
paigns." The only business that took Mr..
McCraTy 70 Iowa was to manage the con-
veotion Of bis party, ard TO shape its ac-
tfNit 1iil9t ii.S liiE W u HltNT III lie Lua-I /
iority. Hayes knew we'll, if he did not
actually suggest, the object OF this mission
with the selfish i2ea Of saving himself
from condemnation by the STATE which;
gave the Republican ticket sixty thousand
majority in rouad nunlDers las, November.
lie had just wripel: "Tnis rule is APP
piicaDle TO every department Of the civil
service. 1t should be understood by every
officer Of the general Government that he
Is expected 10 conform his conduct to its
requirements" Before the ink was dfy
.Hccrarr was hurried ati to set an example
OF the sincerity ard carnestnes5 of the
order by doing his best, as : member oil
the Cablne', to run the machinery Of
convention, and to falsiiy Or silence the
true sentiments Of It's msmbers.-N Y San
The Morning herald., 1877-06-30
@<SHAEsans.xxA7,.,

OF the fty-ejsht States in the Union,
only eleven were represented in the Ma
tional J.ncampment Of he Grand Army
of the Republic. il Providence, this week
O5 the eleven represented, six were New
England States. Here ard ia ether cities,
many Of the best and hrayest men who
went 70 the front, have no connection with
the Grand Army of these days.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-30
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the Hair.

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HAIR Gle tner in tnc HrrlI. hey remuye
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The Morning herald., 1877-06-30

A heavy force OF Rassian troops from
the main body Of shs say have row
crossed ;he Danueo a. s;sh up Is S',tova,
and the Grand Dt.sS Escleias officially
annour ces the fact. .113ssesl tho Russians
have seized Gala.s, 1.siail E3nsaoya, and
sis:ova, they have Gas 90. esssaia,d ID !josses-
sion of'any of the sy.Egssllsssa atzs... ho'ds on
the right bank Of .ks.ssccee.., Fro n Si.tova
and Tchernavoda, lazy lssy ssv, however,
be able to flank Eue. cl.az assd Siislria
an compel the Turkish BODIES there tc
fall back as far as siiis.:saie, The p7aus Q
the. Turkish comn.andc1s ;als. be teyelup
ed very soon. In the nleal lime, there i,
grsat rejoicing in St. Petersburg anl
throughout Russia that the Danube ha
bcsn crossed. .....4.. .,.n.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-30

ELoOKIN0 AkzE8 fHEGxNECGREs.
1t is suggested that some Of the public
notices Cd The Pici6c Slope should Be SUBJ
iected to thorough examination, in order
to ascertain what defects are in their man
agement, and TO rectils them as soon as
possible. Il is not necessary for investi-
git;ons of this character to be Instituted
only on tbs. Pacific Siope., 1t is necessary
everywhere, and mora perhaps in Phila-
|delphia. During the term Of the late ad-
ADMINISTRATION, more sinecures were created
in that city than in an other iD the Union,
and between the dominant family in that
State, and the now absent ex-Presldent. a
distribution of sinecures occurred, which
Dit might be delicate to inquire about under
an administration protesting the honesty
and patriotism 50 generally attributed 10
the present chief magistrate ard his min
listers. The system of squandering the
public money without asking any valuable
consideration in the shape of responsible
personal services in return, was not con-
fined to Pennsylvania il was by no means
unknown IN New York nor was it unu-
suai. at one time, for Fedora! Office holders
in that Cit, 10 hold lucrative places in the
Custom House while they uuiiormly re>
sided in the country, and only came hi'her
to, draw their salaries. This system of
living on public Office without performing
services, has cost the Treasury millions an
pualIy, and will be more fully exhibited |
whenever a thorough inquiry shall be set
on foot.
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II OVER HALF A MILLION DAoThl-
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v,NpRr.,EDENTEp ATTRACTION!
l OVER HALF A MILLION DlnTRI-
BUrED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPA-
NY.
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wlns1,NsroN. lsi. sslEss 50 1877:
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

The question Of capital punishment, in
every year brought up in the English Par.
lament, and each debate shows an increase,
ia the number and ability of the advocates
FOX It's abolition-from present appearance,
it will not be long before it becomes one
Of the great subjects Of discussion in the
British Empire. 1t is notable fact. that
on questions of social reform, vastly
larger proportion Of Irish members sustain
and favor them, than either the English
Ors cotch. The Act for preventing cruelty
to ANNALS, known as the Martins Act, was
pressed through mainly by Mr.. Martin, Of
Galloway, and a band Of Irish members.
On the final passage Of the act which eman-
cipated the Negroes Of the West Indies,
but two Irish members voted against the
bill. Sir Frederick Shaw, member for
Trinity College, Dublin, aud Col Bruin,
oflCarlow, whom O'Conneli was wont 10
call ''Bruin the bear" although 19S voted
against Emancipation. In the present agi.
TALON for the abolition Of the worst relic
Of barbarism remaiuing,-capital punish
ment, the Irish members are very promi :
nent, they numbered . of these who voted
fer the BILL Ito abolish the death pen
atty. while they are only one.ftth Of the
entire house. ,..a ..4-.- /. al s.
Mr.. Pease, of Durham, who made a most
unanswerable speech. against the rope. and
axe, stating that, during the last sixteen
years, there had been sentenced to b.
hanged in England aud Wales at least 3oS
criminals Of these, 2l0 were hanged and
l7S reprieved. The sta istics of capital
crime shoS that the punishment of bang
Ing Goes no, act as deterrent. The crimes
Of horse stealing ana-eattle stealing were
not increased by the abolition of capital
punishment for those offences. In Tus-
cany there had been no hanging for fifty
years, and yet Tuscany, with one-twelfh
OF the population of Italy, was chargeable
with only e--wentieth of the crime. III
Holland there bad been very decided
decrease in hemiclal crimes since the
abolition of capital punishment. Belgium
and Portugal told the same tale, and in
Austria human life was as safe as it was
before she adopted her present lenient
policy.
We see the same stated, in regarded to
these states Of our Union, which have
abolished capital punishment, but have
never seen any statistics upon the point
The crime Of rape, We yentare TO say j.
more frequent, in proportion 10 population
In these States vh-re it is a.capitai felony,
than where it is punished vita long in
prise lmrnt. Hanging as Il means OF deter
ring criminals from committing murder, j.
played out. The certainty, and rronptness
OF punishment is the sure way TO strike
terror, and deter the criminal tie horror
OF the scatiold causes juries to hesitate,
ard often acquit On slight poinl, in the
prisoners favor We have had cases 10
this county, within Il couple Of yeats.
where conviction ior murder would have |
followed, if imprisonment for Life had
been the pepatv-net death.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-30
ICi; CREAM AND FRUIT

Kyle the wi. gnown ana popular osaief
in ice cream, confectionery, cahes and
fruits. now st. his accustomed stall in the
new second Street NJ rket House where
be will dispense these luxuries curing the
hot season. With his usual nrbanisy ana
we'll known roliteness and CHEEKY eojd hu
NOR. he will serve all his customers pi"mpt-
Iv aud do hi, utmost to lessen the naruens
of life BY d0ins the qnare thirg lC All ms
fellow men He will also 'pppiy parties
ana pic mics with ic5 cream and orders can
be left either at his stail or al hS house,
north asst corner of 81 III and Orange streets
nayl5 6m
The Morning herald., 1877-06-30

TEE Iowa ollicehoi'.r- evidently liAr2t
mind Eayes's order to keep out Of political
conventions. They ven 10 the De3 Moipes
Convention in larga numbers, and let the
fraudnieut President know Just what they
thought about his poicy.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-30

lT does no! surprise any one greatly 10
hear Of another escape from Sing Sir 6,
This time it is notorious and dangerous
conyict, Charles J.. Williamson, or Cha.
J. Perrin, who was serving his third term
in aState Prison. He escaped under cove +
ti darkness by scaling lence, having pre-
viously set fire to the bakery to dis.rac
attention. Asin other cases of escape re
corded within a few weeks, suspicion a..
t,ches to the keepers, under whose noses
e man leftt prison. H'-@.'
The Morning herald., 1877-06-30
Tape Worm Removed Alive,

Head and all com3lete, Ia two hou,s-
No Tee till mead pwus, seat, pin and
20 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Senu for circu ar. torrem0ving seat in
or stomach worms call ON your druggist
ana AK foe DO tie Of kunhtIs " Orm
syrup, price 81. 1t uevtr lai S Comman
sense teaches II tape worm be removed al!
other W, rms can be readily removed.
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1900 OA0 ALL PRIZES
SlZI,I43.and NO BLANKS:

Ires test Single Number Prize Drawing 'A"'
sver took place in the United states, t,,re
~ authority an act Of the Lesls'aiiaoa li.oa
The newt All Priz1 Drawing will t"ke p.aoo d.
/ public a. Cheyenne. Wyoming pnsl',,thVa ,ha
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GAUZE MERINo UNDERWEAR
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This IS the IT f a neward magnircen,
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The Morning herald., 1877-06-30
MEDICINAL.
e. i. Kunkel' Bitter Wine

e. +. KunkeI Bitter Wine
vi iron.
T. +, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine of
Iron vii! eff ctuai!y cure liver cJmpIaint,
jaandice, cyseelsia, chronic or nervous
de1i iiy. chronic a'ar.h0eA. disease of Che
kidneys and al di eGses arising from {.
dis lidered liver, stomach Or intestiues
such as constipation. ii tuience, inward
pi cs, iui ness o. blood to the head, acidi!y
OF Jae sCmach, nausea heartburn, disgust
for food fulIness o" weight IN the stomach,
sore eructations, sinking or tiutter!ng at
the pit of he stomach, swimming of the
EeRd. hurried or dii.icult D!e hing. flutter-
ings at the heart, choking or sutfocating
sea u.attCn when in a lyii posture dimness
of vss on, dots or webs before he sight,
dull pain III the head, deficiency Of nIes-
piratiOn, yeiOwntsS IS of the sh in and eyes,
pam in TIE side back, head. chest. In ps,
etc sn at6a fnsh,s of h. III, burning in the
flesh con tstnt lln0ginii KS evil a. d great
deIressiUn Of spin y. Price IL ! er bottle,
Beware Of cou "ierieitS, DO rot let Your
ulugg iSt palm Off some other preparation
o!irCn he niay say is gopd but sI for
kuntel'- Biilcr Wine GI Iron. Take no
other. kunk els Bitter " inc ol Iron is not
Id in buiK-onIy IN !. bottles. k.F, Kun
KEEL, Proprietor, 20. 2lJ NOlth Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. solI by ali druggists.