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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-06-21

clares his intention OF .recoyeripg bis
IeSt bride. We will drop the. curtain on.
bis mos romaptic scene. and ixait pa
ffftPsy SpEStRe result q szlsF ssSSssgys Be-
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-06-21

be New DIRK San says: Charles
T. faflete4 the defaulting Cashier a
tn Univ FruSt Company, who fled the
Elf n sSplemRer, 1873, recently died
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-30

BLUNT But TRUE. There Is said to be
a young man in the Missouri penitentiary
whose parents ut their death left him "a
fortune of $50, goo. There is where his pa
reuts made a fatal mistake. If they had
taken the precaniion To invest this sum III
a small dog, and shot him, and bad simply
left the young man jarkplaue OF a wood
saw, with printed instructions how to use
it, .he chances are that, instead of being
in the peniteu.ialy, he would to-day have
been gradually bul surely working his way
up TO ii handsome competency aud an hon
orable old age. But ever since the days of
Adam and Eve parents have made II "A
point to toll and struggle all their lives in
order to realize sum of money TO puT-
chase, when they are dead and gone. their
sons each = first class through ticket To The
devil, aud it is not - be wondered at that
So many of their sons, reared in vice aud
idlenPss a. too many of them oiien are,
have no higher ambition than 10 invest
their Inheritance i'll just that sort Of trans
portation.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-30

A REMARKABLE frog story is told by the
Toronto GloJe. A pine log was being
sawed into lumber at a saw mill IN Acton.
The outside slab and one board had been
cut off and while the woIkmGn were turn
ing over the log they were piised to see
a large toad poke it's cad out oi a hoie IN
which he was imbedded, and where lac had
barely escaped being cut up 10y the saw.
As the log was the fourth or hith from he
butt of the tree, his position must have
been fifty or sixty feet from ;he ground.
The animal quite fiat. and nearly as
large as "A mans hand. lie was perfectly
blind but when taken from his bed he
made use of his limbs To crawl away q.
The tree was perfectly sound with the ex-
ceptinn of decayed spot about a foot IN
length below the hollow place IN which he
was imbedded How did he get there. and
what did he live on? Aud is the story
tIOep
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-30

z sUfnoo n, "VffN X AN NHtTIu.
oe' Ehensburg. Nov. IL, 1871.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-30

sa,bCh. ATTORNEY -Ar.LAw, Eb-
sts re. "a. ofice.in front room of T.
'rof lev,'i building. Centre strc Z. All
'sad u BUSINESS attcrded IN satisfac-
''onsa specially. [IJ-l4.t,.I ]
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-30

WHY is = good resolution like faintino
lady at bah :-Bcoauso ii ought 10 bs
Cais ie0 out.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-30
,uERIFF'S SALES.

..., or sundry writs of LsUUri Fdcids,
F. and 4IiIs Fl. r., ISSUED ,, out of the
.lf tbcr. will be exposed to- public
Z, u bofsIpf Conrad Raab, in Johnstown,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-30
SHERIFF'S SALES.

IN virtue or sundry writs Of Al Fl Fn Teud
- EIppn. and Plu. Pend. rpon.. issued out OF
me court OF Common Pleas of Cambria county
ana 70 me directed, there will he eyooscd to
fubilc sale. at The Court House i'm Fbensburg
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-11-30

WHY are troubles like baoies ?--Because
,hey yea bigger by ouisiug them.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
GEN. HOWARD AZ VIRGINIA CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY, Ibah, Aug. 24.-Gen. How
ard arrived at Virginia cry Montana, al 10 o'clock this
morning His command is at HcnIy's Lake waiting for
supplies.
some Of Gen. Miless command are moving up the fel-
Iovsloue in front oil the Indians.
Tine Indians secured about 100 hoIsos in Madison Val
ley. but hov /uow left.
Many Of tie BannOck Indians who went with Capt.
Ba.nbrdge rom Fort Hall have returned with quite an
amount Of stock which they picked up after had been
used up and left by the hOsriies.
report from Virginia city, Montana, tnls morning,
Saws Indians arc reported Madison RIVER forty miles
b.lo, Heury's LAKE Most of tue families n the Madi-
son valley came to Virginia Cy during tLo nsht. Inc
Indians nave gathered many horses and nave lcd one
man on Vol CroeA. IL 10 probably only struggling
party.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
THE coyyEcrlcUr PEACE SOCIETY.

MYSTIC, Conn, Aug. 24.-lhe annual grove
meeting tine Connecticut Peace Society attended
by $500 persons aud addressed by Alfred II. Love
Of Philadelphia the Rev Charles Eaton OF Boston Miss
Anna L. Tinman Of West Ninsled Zerah G. Whipplc Of
Mystic Edwin Coates Of Philadelphia, EldcrF i. W. ~
ans vi the Mount Lebanon Shaker Community, Prof j. r.
ii. Wilcox Of NewYOTk, and others. The resolutions cal
the President 90 negotiate International arDitIa
debt ana taxation attribute Indian troubles To bad
falth the part OF the Government demand Cong
siOua uyest CATION Of the nIsdcCds Oi the army toward
the Indians and sincere peace policy, also the abolition
OF the army, that the difficulties between the UmteJ
States Mexico be settled by albitrsOu urge that
Russia Turkey, Spain ANA cuba, ADJUST their troubles 10y
that means; the peaceful settlement OF the presi-
dental question sign of growth of the peace move
meut and claim that peace principles on both sides
would have prevented tie late strikes. IL stated
that The efforts OF the Pcnnsy Peace Society lad
succeeded ia pTrN-ntlnga strike on the Reading Rail-
road. Zacharaii Crouch Was reelected Prcsidcnt.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
A WITNESS AGAINST THE FORGERs.

ARRIVAL or THE ST. LOUIS CHEF-OF-POMCE.
Chief-of-POlice James McDonough of St.
louis arrived in this city on the Plttsourg special al
half-past eleven o'clock last evening Mr. McDonough
has come to appear witness agains; Cannon Carrcre
and Wctmorc, who are accused OF forging ST. Louis
County Bonds. In conversation with TRIBUNE re-
porter Ia ast evening Chief McDOnough said that he had
first heard OF the forging Saturday last through
telegram sent by Detective Robert A. Pnkerton Of this
cv announcing that attempt had been made TO place
fraudulent ST. Louis County bonds upon the New-1ork
market In Ietterrcceyed afterwards Detective Plukcr
ION stated that he lad received information that certain
ersous were endeavOrlng 10 negotiate 100000 of the
iorged bonds which slUly executed, That one
m Them had been pronounced genuine Dy the President
of a prominent bank Of tAls city.
Chief McDauOugh said that the forged bonds wore is
sued in s3 10 the Missouri and Pacific Railroad, and
were payable next year The bonds were signed by
David Thomas, presiding Justice, and Lewis f.
Iacy clerk Of the County Court Of ST. Louis,
bOth OF whom were now d adj but hr. Nc
Donough said that he was thoroughly acquainted
with the signatures Of Tie two men, ana TO iurther prove
tie signatures he had brought with him sixteen OF the
bonds issued 1893 which were pay able an 1873, bu
winch were exact lacsimies OF the bonds which would
fall due next year.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
OPENING THE BELLPUYCH

The method by which the dull-loolling young
man. Mcpherson, enabled open the ate locks
of the bellpunccs used for registering fares street
cars in this and oter cities Is mystery that puzzles the
sharpest detectives at work upon the case. From the
facts that have been gathered In regard to McPhersons
lie it appears that he received the training Of me
cbauic aud among his acquaintance in Philadelphia,
where he resides, he Was noted Tor his ability
TO make a hey that would open any lock.
and for the ease with which be could discover
the combination Of almost any safe Il is stated
by the detectives who have been booking into this mans
history that lie did not make use Of lis knowledge and
sl in opening the puncnrs until mis- arrival ln this ci "
several weeks ago. One Of the conductors the Second
Avenue Railroad, who was discharged Tor being IN
COLLISION with Mcpherson. stated 20 TRIBUNE reporter
that Mcpherson was inclined 10 say little OF bis secret
but once admitted 20 him hat he had made "a lie study
of locks and combinations LIVER since the bcpnc es
which have a combination different from o. Ombin4-
ton OF any other l0ck-WerC invented, De ha study
Ing them. When they first caiue into US tOie one
from a conductor III Philadelphia, and spent . IN after
month in examining It and working all thc combination
Tie task, at first seemingly impossible 90 accomplish. ..
finally grew simple, and al length McPA was able
to take up the punch, and running his nd it, TO
make every possible combination III less than hour.
This McPhersOu several times performed In the
duclOrs preseuCe, say wing, II doesn't seem hard TO do
but do 10 unless lac studies this Instrument
wears, as have done"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
SARATOGA RACES.
lpY TELEGRAPH 10 THE 1amUSE.l

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 24.-'Eo-morrow
will De the last day OF the regular raca meeting. Ihe.e
will be three extra days next week, Monday, Wednesday
and Thursday Pools sold is evening follows
FIRST EACE.-Consolation purse 1 mile CrawiOIq's
Dan k $50; Dixon and Winners Courier, 500; Nc
Daniels sCyr of McTcy aud Saliic watson, hy, S2Oi
Bowies mary, $50; HaIt5 Henry owens - hedinSers
First ChuuCc, ql&; DOsWc's GrecIau Maid, $40.
SECOND KACE-ffee handicap li2 miles. Dixon n
TWmmcr's br-damaute, -; AcDanl-ls Lady SAY efs,
SIl DOuciIs BushNiat kcr, 10.
Third RACE-Olo and one fourth miles. z. TOrillard's
BOIuDast, 70 SmFtACs MadLe yi2J; DWyer Brothers
Kn1damantlus el2O: McDanieis Major Barker so.
IOUHH BACE.-ctocPlc chase; - miles kecds
Trouble, 500; Suytaes Waller, 800; LaNlOrs Moon
stone so; AlOwdys Paris, -.
The interest in the snglescu boat race OF Friday next
Increases Mr. Mouissy has appointed W. i. Curtis Of
Chicago Referee The contestants are iu excellent con-
diuOn. and ~ good spirits. G. l.. Courtney to-day
weighed III pounds; l. A. Paistcd lG7 pounds j. IL.
Riley lj5l2 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
RUssO-TURKfsH WAR NOTES.

LONDON, Saturday, Aug. 20, 1871
The Timess correspondent at the Montenegrln
headquarters teegraphs the following: "No steps have
been taken follow up recent successes against tue
outwor1s Nicscs. The artillery fire is quite sus-
pended and the musketry fire very slight cannot De-
eye that Nicsics is in the slightest danger rom any
military operation"
An Athens dispatch denies the reports Of instructions
in Thesay and Crete and says the Turks in the case OF
Thessay purposely exaggerated mere riot in order TO
obtain an excuse for proclaming state OF siege.
A Vienna telegram says: "a rumor prevails that al
Warsaw the secret National Government at work once
more. The story is yet confirmed but 1t is known
that the authorities have forbidden the sale OF arms
unless by special permission in each case"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
GRIEVANCES OF ILLINOIS MINERS.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 24.-The coal miners in
the vicinity Of La Sale, who struck on July p, ap-
peared in the Uned States Court this morning and filed
petition representing their grievances, which were
that after having arranged with H. b. Plant, the
ceiver OF the Northern Illinois Coal Company, 10 mine
coal for Is cents per net ton and receive full work,
they were only tnree days work per week and had
greatly suffered consequence that the scales were
Inaccurate and the powder furnished inferior, and that
under these circumstances tney can only make about
S2j per month They therefore ask that the Court arDl-
trate upOu and adjust their grievances.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
yAILAHEE's DEATH FROM NATURAL CAUSES

At the inquest last evening IN the case OF
Patrick Fslahce who died in cell Of the First Precinct
station House. in Jersey City, Mrs Fallahee told the
tory Of her husbands death Tuesday az published III
TEE TRIBUNE and stated that he was struck Dy EDWARD
Fitzgerald two weeks before. William slaysn' shoe
I test6ed that he dressed the wound In the atters
,oad the day he was hurt. The wound was not a
had one James Mcbride testified that he was work,
nc with Tsllahee aud Fitzgerald on August o. and
Penahee uicked a quarrel with Ftzgergcfaldi several
fyeaTs wtre made by Falshee, when Fitzgerald struck
him with stick Edward Fitzgerald Declined mahlnS
az safeInent whatever. Dr. G. B. Converse tesuned
tlt dca.h was rs result o. acoge, due " depressed
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

captured yesterday. They concealed in a wheat
stack three miles from Concorda. Several stolen horses
In their possession secured Two OF the the'es
were taken 10 Brownsville where the latest robbery hau
bocn committed and the other one lodged in the
Warrensburg Jail. It IL said that the gang To whch
thot they have stolen over 300 animals last May
number OF persons are implicated In the depredatluhs
other arrests will follow. and IL Is hoped that the gang
will be entirely buDken up.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
SELLING FORGED UNION HILL BONDS.

Charles Zabr1ski, broker of Jersey City,
Yesterday gave notice the Union HIN Board Of Coun
ell that stranger had tried 70 sell him counterfeit bonds
ofthetown The man had in hs posse sion large number
of the Souds Tie Council investigated the matter and
topna that 81 500 worth VI the worthless bonds mad
beep sold They put the in the hands Of detective
end offered reward of 50 0I the arrest Of tue iorger
Tie counterfeit bonds wen executed, except that he
coupons are printed rcd paper whereas IN the genuine
konds they are on blue paper When the facts became
kno0n there was great excitement, ana u ia feared tha
more spur bonds have been sold than is now known
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
CoNGREssMEN's VIEWS ON THE SILVER CUES.
TTON

CHICAGO, Aug 2i.-Ihe Inter Ocean having
addressed circular letter to various Members OF Con-
grcss asking them TO indicate their position the sub
ec Of remonezug silver has received replies from 1871
OF these 131 favor the repeating OF the law Of 1873 and
the restoration Of the silver dollar to it, Old place IN the
coinage. Fifteen favor remonctlzing with conditions
attached Eighteen oppose rcmOneuLng, thirty-0ne ar
Undecided and two decline 10 answer IEese answers
represent every State, and include 81 senators ana 100
Representatives. OF the latter, ll3 advocate the meas
and l3 OnpOse IL.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
TWO PERSONS NEARLY DROWNED.

BosToN, Aug. 24.-At Nantasket Beach this
Afternoon Charles (. waller of NewYork and Mrs 5. A.
Webster well known artist, while bathing in the surf
were swept out by the beyond their depth Mrs.
Webster was rescued at once. Waller was finally
drawn in and conveyed to the Sea Foam House where
immediate measures taken 20 rcsuscitae him. His
heart beat he brehed through the afternoon occa-
sioualy. Hopes are entertained OF his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
RTroRuERs NEEDING REFORMATION.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 24.-Percey d. Es-
ter who has been prominent as a singer IN the
Murphy movement for the past three weeks, was de-
tected robbng ladies' trunks in Edgefeld tins afternoon,
while his brother Frank, who is also a temperance
worker was keeping watch in the doorway. Frank was
arrested but his brother Percy escaped down the M er
in a ski
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
GREAT SUFFERING NEAR THE BALKANs.
LONDON, saturday, Aug. -,

LONDON, Saturday, Aux -Ji I9f''
A Therapia dispatch states that Mr.. Fawcett VINO
was sent by Mr. Layard, the British Minister, to re-
port upon the condition of the fugityes south Oh
the Balkans and to distribute relief, writes:
Even all that has been written gives no ADEQUATE
idea of the extent OF the misery and desttui9n among
the refugees or the barbarities which have been per
pc trated both sides. The British Reef Conntee AZ
that $50 fugitive and children need ielei al
once. OF these l. 200 are Jews and 5000 turks
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

Nine. X has just sent away her cook, who
had TOO many military visitors, ana replaced her BY
ruecEs country lass The other day she took look In
The kitchen and there superIOOking soldier
ing a bowl Of soup Is it possible y0u too guilty
of his KIND Of thing, sOphlet Please. ma'am, you
are mistaken This is doubt Of the soldiers left
over by the last cook"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
AN ALLEGED DEFAULTER.

TORONTO, Aug. 24.-W. Ii. S. COen, jr., Of
the wholesale hardware firm OF McNab. Marsh Coen, OF
Ibis city has disappeared. It is believed he is dehuter
in q large amount some reports estimating as high as
from $4,000 10 100000 The books are being exam
ined. Tie firm Will make an assignment
For other ForeigH Ne,Cs see First Page.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
CEN SHERMAN AT HELENA.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Ihe following dis
patch from Cen sherman was received ~ The War De-
partmeut this morning:
HELENA, Mont, Aug. q. 1877.
10 theAdj,ttan- General hGshtHJtOH D. O.:
PrDCri nv arrival mere Accounts from Indians and
Gen Howard are confused fOr 10 maze any thing
out VIII TAIN ana report at the earliest moment
isi.ueN W 4. SHERMAN, General.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

HOFFMAN Hose-ExGov. Henry ITpitt oi it2l ~ penn
81 Nicholas H6e-C0ngressman Johu w hiiBo ~, Tort
syiyauia and Judge Alfred Yape Of inclnna'W ~ ; Toi
i0fsF-EyGov Oden DO Nic Of Maryl ,,ytsner NJ
fillmore r. Ross Auburn. ~ y, and = q y. , oS Kan
phaIenha ~ FTfh AregUe H0tei-Isa1c r. Ialyn oI nan
s,s f;is.J Votse-sanue NJ. shoemaker OF Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

state NJ the nervous svstem brought about by an
excessive use of alchoholic stmnlants and the not
weather. The scalp wounds had uoihng 70 40 WIN III 'o
NAT 1cau
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
CHOLERA ON A FRENCH SHIP.

LONDON, oIIuIII0JI 1f7Is' 10 I''''
The Alexandria correspondent of The Dduy
Ees says French transport Courege wth l3O cases
OF cholera Oh board is not allowed to pass through the
suez Canal o communicate with the shore She VIII
perform quarantine 100 miles below sueZ.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
ann ppnspEcrs In rHE NoRTHWEsT.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24-IHo Times, tO-mOrrOw,
will publish a review the Fan trade, which shows that
business in nearly every line in this city, is active
than at any time since the panic There is an unprece
dented rush chief staples and general revival O
business in the Northwest is apparently near at hand
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
THE INDIANS AT HENRY's BRIDGE.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 24.-Adyices from
Snake River Bridge, Idaho, received this evening say
that Capt BanDidge and his force from Fort Hall have
returned that the Indians al Henry Lake, and that
Gen Howard Is one day behind them
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
GEN. GRANTS VISIT TO PARIS DEFERRED.

The Tmess Paris correspondent states that
Gen Grants visit 10 Paris is still delayed to avoid the
possibility paid him rejecting indirectly
ON President MacMahOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
MANN OF L1EUT. ENGL!sH.

JACKSONVILLE, H., Aug PA private tel
egram says Lieut. VIM. English, formerly Of this city,
died on the 2Jth inst. of wounds received in Gibbons
Gght with The Nez Perces.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

An Irishman, fresh from the "Old country,
saw A turtle Tor the first time, and at made up MS
mind 10 capture IT, The turtle caught him By the finger,
and he holding 1t out at armS-length, sald Faith ahd
W had better let loose the how'll ye have or III Kick ye
cut OF the very box ye sit IN, De Jabers"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
THOMAS LLoYD's CONDITION.

Thomas Lloyd, VINO was shOt IN Jne aDuOmen
in saloon Tenth-aye, yesterday. was dying at a
late hour last night 1t thought by the surgeons
that lie would 1--we only a very few hours longer.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
n, RIDWlYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteless elegantly coated for the cure o al ds
orders OF the stomach liver bowels Kdncys bad nervous
diseases headache. constipation. indigestion dyspepsia
bIliousness bilious fever Inflammation OF tan np"e.
es and an arrangements Of the internal yscera warranted
10 enecf positive cure. Price % cents per box.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
p ST S G RIP T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
sERvIA ABOUT TO AID RUSSIA.

A telegram to The Daily Necs, dated Vienna, FIJI
day night says the Seryian plan OF action is SET
tied at least paper. Gen. Horvatoylch Is 10 take
chief command Of four corps. Provision Is maze
for the mobilization of sixty-eght battalions.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
osm TO Noon So D. NJ $40. Midnight TO-
Highest during the day, So. loves. -.
Avefaee 772 same day, 1876 7jss'.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
lAnnOunccments.l

Whv hesitate Your neighbOr tells you
HOLMAN PAD cured his entire family OF the Chills.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
CAPTURE OF HORSE THIEVES.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 24.-The members of
notorious gang OF thieves who have been opera
ting in Western Missouri for several months past
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
REPORTED PLAGUE IN POLAND.
T1NunN Saturday AuV % I Z

LONDONi oIIIItIyi fII-' % I9f'
The Berlin correspondent of The Times says
tho plague having broken out in Russian Poland, the
German frontier has been closed by strong military
guard.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

Pine Air. Pine Water are necessary for mans
existence. T. 80 JohnSL, ~ Y, for Sanitary
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

The system is often so rapidly reduced by n
severe attack Darrh0 other affection OF the Bowels
to get beyond reach Of medicine before the patient
can realize necessity looking about him Ton remedy
BETTER keep by yOu DR. JAYNEs CARlNAryE BAsAM sae
curative Asiac ChOera Cramps Dy sentcry, etc. ana
prudenty prepared ~ treat these complaints on their
appearance.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER, for the
toilet bath, delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing an
grateful in the sick Perfectly HealthiuL' L'-Analy
Of Messrs Kumau, Fills and de Wilde, the eminent trencl
Belgian Chemists.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

Usually belongs party whose digestion Is dsorleret
MILK OF MAGAEsA relieves the and regulates the other
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

NEW YORK TUMOR DISPENSARY,
~ IIl East Thrtieth st.. corner Fourthaye.
omen daily from 3 q. m. to II IN. sundays excepted
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25

Urinary and Womb Diseases Gravel Diabetes D-opsV stoe
pagr of water Iuconunence of Urine, Brghts Bsel,e Al
fnrrfa and ia an cases there Drckdut dep)s
i or he water thick cloudy mixed with substances IKE
he wha 0f an egg threads Ike white slS OF ute -
rort dark billions appearance and white b0unaust hepp
its and there prcsng, BURNING -ens1 ION Nhn
the small O tho back and along tlo
tous sold by duggists PRICE. ONE DOLLAR.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-25
A STRENGrHENING Tonic.

The weak and feeble, Old ana ntrm. Will all md VAN Bu
Kinks INNIGORANT most excellent nyigorang tonic lt
and up the strength and vitality and OF gre
value for gently stimulating effects In OF eNhausiI
and prostIaon for all dyspeptc liver kidney az
nervous complaints it hasnO equal so cents No Is Nese