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From n Well-KnOwn Writer.
From Mrs. Mary Francis, well-known as " Mar


garet Blount."
Brightbank, Woodstock, Vt, Oct. 6, 1876.
Seth W. Fowle & Sons
Gentlemen Two years ago began 10 take
the Peruvian Syrup was in languid, half
alive state, through incipient dyspepsia, and de
feetive circulation OF the blood. Three bottles
Of the Peruvian Syrup changed this TO glowing
bounding health. have q fine appetite, sleep
soundly, and can walk FIVE miles easily, with.
out resting, or busy myself out OF doors all day
long without fatigue.
A lady cousin, who resides with me, took the
Syrup during her recovery from a serious ili-
ness Of some weeks. She has boon an Invalid
for years Five bottles of the Syrup have 80
built up her system that She now eats quite
heartily, sleeps we'll, aud can walk three miles
Qn flne weather) without fatigue consider
the medicine 80 invaluable to persons Of seden
tary pursuits, or to those who suffer from
languor or low spirits, that l relate this per-
sonal experience of ITS effects to you, leaving
You to make what use you please OF my letter.
Yours very respectfully,
..l MARY FRANCIS
Sold nv daalara panarnllv
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To HOusekeepeFs.

The attention Of heads of families is respect
fully invited to the superior quality of Burnetts
Flayoring Extracts. They are entirely free
from the poisonous oils and acids which enter
INTO the composition of many of the fictitious
fruit favors now in the market. They are
highly concentrated, have all the freshness and
delcacy Of the fruits from which they are pre-
pared, and are less expensive.
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RheumalIsm 0nIcLIr Cnred.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the great
internal medicine, will positively cure aAv case
Il rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price
81 per bottle, six bottles, IS. Sold by all
druggists. Send for circular to Helphenstine
Bentley, Druggists, Washington, d. @.
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DR.. Pierce. Buffalo Ny:
Mrs. General sherman.

wife of the general Of the United States army
says - have frequently purchased Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
rheumatism, and in every instance it worked
like magic" Send for circular to Helpben-
stine d Bentley, druggists, Washington. D q
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The Celebrated Vienna ROLLS,

among the numerous articles DOoley's Yeast
Powder Is used for, are the celebrated Vienna
Iollsl which are so delicious pslatable and
healthy. If you have not the recipe send three
cent stamp to Dooley Brother, New York, and
ypu Wlll get II, together with many other yalu-
able cooking recipes, by return mail
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From WashInpton


The Senate committee on commerce agreed
tp report unfavOrably ON the Presidents nomi-
t.@tion OF successors of the New York custom
isouse officers.
the estimates FOR Appropriations required
2 carry ON the government for the next fiscal
47Hf are As follows Legislative establishment.
ptt,zoo,4o executive establishment S13,.
~ $3.50 judicial establishment. 1891 600
Nap foreign intercourse, 81 214. 395. so mill
iaIy establishment, @3l. 597, ,27O IS naval Ca
Enlistment, 8l6, ,233, 23440; Indians affairs
~, 4l5, S9l.20; pensions S28, 900, 600; publio
sfFvice, $15.sS5, 1886 postal service, So O9s-
tI3 ~ miscellaneous, 10, l43, $50. % perlna:
Hpt annual appropriations, Sl42, ,581 ,147. so (;
qlal, $3.50, ,6ss, 1868.
A court Of inquiry has been appointed by the
'tfetary OF the navy to look into the cause of
Huron disaster.
7eneral Ord testified before the House COM
tee on military affsirs that the Mexican
bic and authorities on the Rio Grande were
ia mpathy with the raiders into Texas.
he President has again sent in for con-
nailon the names OF the new officers Of the
|oW York custom house. upon whose previous
pninations the Senate had failed TO act.
The following is a complete list Of the chair
hon OF the Senate committees as reorgalnZed /:
on finance, Mr.. Morrill, on commerce, Mr.
Conkling on manufactures, Mr. Rollins on
Military affairs, Mr.. Spencer on naval affairs,
~. Sargent on pOst-Oftices and post roads,
~. Ferry; on Indian affairs, Mr.. Allison on
aflonH, Mr. Ingalls, ; on the District Of Co
hia, Mr. Dorsey on patents, Mr. Booth (;
erritories, Mr.. Pattersoni on railroads,
Iichell on mines and mining, Rr
on the revision OF the laws, Mir.
0Q on civil service and retren0hment,
ON. rules, Mr.. Blaine on the
Mississippi iver, Mr.. Bruce on
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FOREIGN News

transportation routes 10 the seaboard, Mr..
Cameron, Of Wisconsin 20 examine the several
branches of the civil service, Mr.. Chaffee.
Foreign News.
John Williams, who murdered his wife last
September was hanged at Toronto, Canada.
According to dispatch from Coquimbo,
Chill, the steamship Atacama, belonging TO the
Pacific Steam Navigation Company, has been
lost at sea. There was about fifty passengers
on board, while the crew numbered fifty men,
and only eighteen persons out Of all we're
saved
A dispatch from Constantinople says the
Turks have captured the town Of Elena, with
eleven guns, twenty ammunition wagons and
800 pri oners. The Russian loss is estimated
at 5000
A London dispatch says the steamer Mizpah,
from Seville for Leth, colided with another
vessel off Beachy Head. Both vessels sunk,
and only one man is reported saved. lt1 tt'
President Mac Nahon win form new cabinet.
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Patentees and inventors should cad adyer
tisement OF Edson Bros, in another column.
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The Oldest ex, member of Congress now
living is the Hon. Artemus Hale, of
Bridgewater, Mass. He is ninety-five.
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Oh; Ny Head Aches!
then take dose Of Quirks Irish Tea. The
great bilious remedy, price 25 cents package.
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SANDAL.WOOD

positive remedy for ali diseases of the Kidpsv.
BlRdder and Urinary Organs also good in DroD-
"ieal CSmplaints.' 1t never produces sickness.
certain and speedy in its action 1t is fast supsrsedps
al other remedies Sixty capsules eursEin sir or sivh
days No other medicine oan do this.
Beware Of limitations, for. owing to- t.- .,..
success many VSOssn offered iSOms most dang.
Gus, causing piles. st0-
bUNDAs DICK &-CO.'s ssa4in.. so,, N,
'ass. eoEiaiHiHs Oh Of saadal,oood. soli at an ,,
"SS'',. A. fOT oiToHlay send JoF ons 10 ~
Rooslsz sweet, Kss YOyh
RYNu -----
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Absolutely Pure.

&9E soas sS .S Erp'0 oS % .s beet s
WVVV Address JAY BNONsON, Detroit. Mich
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con ~ u Mp TIONI
is Cause, Treutnifnt nd Curabllity. Bhor
rreatise sent free 70 any address by
na. SMITH, f4H N. 4 9th Htreot New York
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BOSTON WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT

eiM columns reading. - ''N'
Terma-aQ per aunum, olube az alavan ass NJ
sPECIMKN COPY GRATIS.
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G0OD OLD
STAND. BY.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIEnlETT.
ron MAN AND BEAST.

EEsTAaLIsHED 35: YEARS. Always oures Alv.v,
ready Always handy. Has never yet failed. 4Sirtv
'sss0n' AoVs tasted q. The whole world approx the
sorious old hustAng-the Best and Cheapest lnimsnt
s-lStenoe 20 cents bottle. The Mustang Linimsn
cures when nothing else will
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sssHanged In the shade.''

= -
The Constantine pie correspondence Of
the Po1itieez il o,Yespoa<'e,ce relates that
fnany 81 the Bulgarian taken redhanded
in acts of violence and condemned TO
death. ghen they see that there is no
longer any hope or chance Of escape, pro-
5duce from hidden pockets large sums Of
money, which they present to one or
other Of the zaptiehs who may have par
haps treated them with kindness. Late
sly, FIVE Bulgarjans were sentenced To
death in Mustapha. When it came 10 tile
turn Of one of them to be led forth, he re-
quessed the nol- commissioned officer COM
mand inE, the party, in charge Of him to wait
q moment IN itA some trouble he then ex-
treated from the folds Of his garments d
handful Of gold liras, and these he pre-
serted to the sergeant. This latter,
moved by the generosity of his prisoner
tapped, the latte, on the shoulder, ex-
claiming :a AS you are sgch good fe1-
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Sea Dust.

People laughed at the man VINO said
the fish he had hooked Is Kicked up such
a dust in the water Perhaps they will
laugh at the heading of this article; but
there will still be sea dust ii ertheless.
We have heard OF Watersgouts, OF show
ers OF fish, of salt, rain, and many other
curiosihes which present themselves in
the atmosphere, but to assert that there
is such q. thing sas sea dust is to transcend
all reasonable bounds. The evidence
however, in favor of its existence is ex
ceedingl powerful ndisputable, jns
tsnd this is the story told by an
eye witness; They say that in certain
parts OF the worid--notably about the
Cape de Verde Islands, there are con-
stantly met at sea, several hundred miles,
away from land, thick, yellowish red
fogs, not unlike London fogs in Novem-
Der. These fogs obscure the atmosphere,
aud are very ip.iptious TO navigation, but Vt
they have not the baleful odor OF their
London prototypes, nor do they affect
the breathing in the same way. While
sailing Through them it is fouRd that the
ship, sails and rigging are covered with
a fine impalpable powder, which falls as
which it falls som etimes to the depth of
two inches. In color, it is of a brick
dust hue, sometimes, of a. light yellow
and it feels BETWEEN the teeth like fine
grit, such as might he. blown into the,
mouth ON windy day in March. No
place is free from its presence, its fine.
ness giving it power to penetrate every
where. Tire. sea, while the dust is fall
ing, looks as THOUGH it had been pep
pered, andis discolored for some distance
down. Sometimes the dust comes In a
shower, and passes off again. The fogs
are nothing but vast quantities Of the
dust suspended m thegai 1t is not only
In the vicinity of the Caps de Verde that
this wonderful dust is seen. In the Med
iterranean, on the northern parts Cd. Afri-
ca, in the middle efethe Atlaratic, it has
been reported. 1t is Invariably the same
in kind and appearance, and examination
under microscopes has proved the identi-
ty Of the Cape de. Verde sea dust with
the Mediterranean sea dust All this is
very remarkably. dust falling in clouds,
no land within some hundreds of miles,
nothing visible which could possibly acs
count for the curious phenomenon. Sand
spouts there are in sandy deserts, and
showers Of sand taken originally from
spots wherein theacarrieI wind has left
it's mark; but here there is no desert
from which, the sand can be wrapt, aud
the wind, SO far from beng boisterous.
Or disposed to play whirtwind pranks, is
light and steady, blowing ships along at
e calm five Knots an hour. 4 gatss->-a s#;
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3; Mars, Moons.

When the telegraph announced the discov-
cry by Prof. Hall that our neighboring
planet had two 50 telites, and the dispatch was
read the next morning at ten thonsana Ameri
can breakfast tables, what think you was the
effect upon the hearers? Some eoHoquy SINH
laf to the following was sure to occur: 6 Mars
has Two moons, hey?& Pass me the milk, Kit
%ty. Strange, n'tit, that astronomers never
saw them hafore. Another chop, please /
/ wonder what they'll discover next? These.
corn cakes arc excellent. What's the latest
from Europem We have become 80 aceas-
toned to startling discoveries and announce
ments, that we take them as amatter Of course
Even truth must appear in fa1ning colors to
make herself seen. The yirtueso Of pr, Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant pnrga-
tive Pellets have been tested in ten thousand
h households, whose inmates viii tell YOU that
they consider the discovery and introductlnn3
Of These, remedies Of far greater Importance to
the world than the moons Of Mars. $s \ ri t TX
STlIPAfAN, ~, June Is, 1876. Il
DR.. r. Y PIERCE, Buffalo, ~ w. ~ s'4yss4 IA
Dear $ir---Last fall our daughter--agcd 49,
was fast sinking with consumption Different
physicians had pronounced her easel ncurable
obtained one half dozen bottles Of your Cold
e1 Medical Discovery. She commenced i'm
proving at once, and is now as hardy as pine
knot t% III 1E4 Esa E#s 1s rs Z:
f Yours respectfully,
@ REV. ISAAC N. AUGUSTINE.
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An Indianapolis Romance. 4
Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.

Indianapolis Correspondents Cincinnati Gazette.
The announcement of the marriage Of
Mrs. Flora Stewart in yesterdays Jour-
nal caused profound sensation She is
the widews of the brave Colonel ,s'Bob
Stewart in thessiWar Of the Rebellion,
and her father, William Sullivan, Esq, is
one of the Oldest, wealthiest and most
highly esteemed citizens Of Indianapolis.
She is ppssessed;of a masculine mind in
its grasp OF literature and science, and
rare musical ability. In the cultivation of
the latter she made two trips to
Europe. While there last, at Munich,
she met young and attractive professor
ofmusic, William Emil Wulsehner,e high
in favor 3 ith the King of Bavaria, He
was the leader of the Kings band, in fact,
besides enjoying sother professional dis
tinction. He was attracteasby her per
sonal charms and accomplishments, and
mutual attachment, sprang up. Before
accepting his ofar of marriage, she wrote
to her parents, explaining her hopes and
wishes.
They were indignant and replied that
if she married in that way they would
dsown Der. She married, notwithstand-
ing, but Ind ne prudence to keep her
her marriage secret. In leaving Ba-
varia, Prof. Wulschner's mode of J;veli-
hood was cut of, and he came to this
country, ignorant Of the language, and
new to the routine Of business. He found
employment 70 the carpet store Of Albert
Gull, and made many friends by his in
teligence and industry He was soon
associated with musical societies. and be-
came the leader tofs tie Lyra, one of
the finest in The State A. few months
ago he was employed by Henry Benham
in his music sore, and again commended
himself to favor. Two years meanwhile
had rolled since, on the 10th Of September,
1873, he was united in marriage to Mrs.
Flora Stewart, at Munich, Bavaria, The
Rev. l.. Bt,shracker, Protestant, officiating.
She began q very successful career Of
music teaching, which, with his salary
as salesman, rendered them indie
pendent. .4
Last Sunday she accordingly announced
to her parents thatssif they meant to dis
own her the time had come. She was
Elarried9 CONSERVATION followed They
were shocked, grieyed, and indignant, but
learning upon jnquiry that there was
nothing objectionable about him, con
cluded to-make the best of it. Yester-
day they sent for. him to come home, and
it is to be presumed that the lated calf
was killed. ,r,f {,
>Au unpleasant comp lication has arisen
in the tacs that she has continued to draw
her widows pension, AS the derelic-
ton was from want Of thought rather
than desire to cheat the government, there
will enc trouble about it. '5.s
The young bridegroom is extremely
handsome and prepossessing in appear
ance. TElsfesls every prospect of q hap.
ply future for the loving couple. 4.@,
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CANCER.

f3N4H treatment OF Cancer has become so interviewer
with qpackery that the Prog .essive has
appeared to the axenz against the
fession almost totally ignorant OF ts fearful aud
most prevalent dssase. Ibeyregerd Cancer as incur
thology consequently they merely Try To alleviate the
excruciating pain which this disease eutas upon It's
nlednilary aud Sctrrhp Wa have nsed our remedies
n tls eounasy ana fvIone fo5 tee last twenty Years
breast and bee We crl tkeHs
who have given up hope. One OF the tie
institute Will visit tnosein any o Se country who
re ur able TO cali Weuse neither knife Yaster nor
specific: Patients beginning trs SIlcnt ppy
the thev receive nrtl they ihey
improving. Fee foTas mina ton ard consultation
Wy. 90 in letters of inquiry n,nst ooptai
90 tins is valur BE a cariot be aivea Tor
ROBERTSON. at office Of ts,,s
81 4a OF !. alnont s,trest. 4,sat.,,,,s
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!. Hackensack man was, last midnight,
creeping softly along the bedroom floor
on his. hands and knees, and was feeling
tenderly under the bureau for some
thing he had hidden, there: the evening
before; but his wife awoke and said,
peter, what under the heavens are you
doing2' Dear" said he, I'm walking
in my sleep and dreaming that I'm pluck:
ing water lilies from the soft, blue bosom
Of the lake" How to get. that flask out
OF there before she got.up in the morning
was what worried him more than the
water lilies did Men York Herald. 81 Il.
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SANDAL WOOD

Fofsehses much greater power ia restoring to
heaithystste the mucous membrane Of the urethra
than either cubebs or copaiba II never prodaoes
is certain and speedy In its action itis fast
supesseeding every other remedy, sixty capsules urs
IN .ix OF eight days. No other medicine can do this
Owing to its great success macy substitutes have
been advertised such as Iastee Mixtures piils Bal
ssm r, etc. all of which have been abandoned.
40 Dun'tas Dick Co.'S SET Capsules cotltainis,g
eis e Sandal GOOD sold at an drug stores Az
fot circular, o, send one to IS and 81 Wooste,
SSta:eet, Neao York st4s84 {, ss .
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low, YOU shall be hanged ii the shade
and, keeping Ills promise, he selected .sa
shady and pleasant spot, and there the
Bulgarian was executed. iSs 81
Hanged for q Bet.

There are not wanting instances Of
persons who have hanged themsehea Or
suffered themselves to be hanged, from
motives of curiosity or amusement, "a
remarkable Of this latter description
formed the subject some wears AGO Of
one of those many curious Investigations
which have taken place from time TO
time st Bow street 5.@. Il s;s
On April is, 1919, two men were
charged before the magistra ties under tile
following curious circumstances a con-
stable who was passing along Hemp
stead road on the previous evening Oh
served i stout man six feet high hanging
by his neck from, 8 lamr-posts attached is
wall, having been tied up and aturned
Off lust before by d short man, The
officer rushed 70 the spot, and when he
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3 Great reduction in price for 1878 of CHA
SONS PICTORIAL to 81 year. Single copies
cents. 'S & Isl g'iH *
The Hoaa C1RcLE to - "a year, single
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The price Of Chromos has just been greatly
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have. been sold during the last twenty years,
in every civilized country, and thepublic nave
rendered the verdict that it is the cheapest and
best Hair Dressing in the world. e, II
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mrs. Generaa sherman.

Wife of the General Of the United States Army
says: II have frequently purchased Dnrallgs
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
Rheumatism, and in every instance it worked
like magic Send for circular. to Helphen-s
stlnc u Bentley, Druggists, Washington, d. g.
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CHEW
The Celebrated Ss IN I5E5.2.
"Matchless
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Durang's Rheumatic Remedy, the great
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.Tl,5ere,. NofI.i 4 . ksi,

s'There's Nofl.iag ltkst II !" s5ts
The best We ever used Find it much
cheaper than others" 8 aCan testify to its su-
periority." Extracts from letters To the manu-
facturers of DooLEY's YEAST Powder. y az IL
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OF all the effects that ex posture Of the skin to
die air or sun produces, the most t,isagreeable ID
tailed freckles or TAM IL spread over the eYltine
a,rface OF the parts exposed, it is called tan: Il
scattered at intervals, freek The finest skins
are most subject to them & The KALLISEO-y,
prepared by Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston. con-
tains q peculiar erasive property which will re-
move these disagrseabe stains IT is &C the san,ef
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inhamma jon, and renders the complexion clear
and beautiful. wv # +
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