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TURKEY.

That it may be better understood
what Turkey was and is. we give a
brief summary of the rise and decadence
Of the Turkish empire.-The earliest
notice OF the Turks OF Turcomans, In
history occurs about the year 765. when
they, from some obscure retreat, obtain
ed possession of part of Armenia,
called from them Turcomania. They
afterwards extended their conquests
over the adjacent parts of Asia, Africa
and Europe, occupying Syria and Egypt,
and eventually seizing on the territory
that remained to the Greek Emperors
in the East. In 1853 Constantinople
was taken by Mahomet ii. The Morea
and the islands were afterwards overrun,
with parts Of Hungary. the Crimea and
the shores of the Black Sea. They next
took tho whole Of the countries which
now form Turkey and Asia, as we'll as
considerable portion Of Asia, Egypt,
Nnbia. and the regencies of Tunis,
Tripoli and Algiers. In the 18th cen
tury, their power declined. The Aus.
TRANS expelled them from Hungary,
and Russia stripped them of much Of
their territory. The Greeks formed an
.independent STATE and emancipated
themselves from the Turkish rule in
1922 I; the French have taken Algiers
the Danubian Principalities are under
the influence Of Russia, and many Of th,
provinces are like Egypt, now mere nom
inal dependencies Of the Empire. Ii
1868 the Russians invaded Moldavi;
and Wallacbia. when the Porte declared
war against the Gar. In this war th,
Sultan was assisted by the British
French and Sardinians. and the result
was the fall Of SebastopOl, and the de
feat Of the Russians.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-06-04

There is no need to keep brood mares
idle when nearing their time. Slow
farm work and gentle driving, will be
useful rather than otherwise. Watch
the mare we'll, and see that her health
is kept perfect; give her a roomy. loose
stall, where there is DO possibility of
injury, and she may be worked up to a
day or two of toaling. Laxative food,
such as bran, ground oats, with some
linseed oil-cake meal, or few chopped
rutabagas, will he healthful. If a gen.
tie purgative is needed. give one pint
of raw linseed oil, but no salts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-06-04

Every farmer who keeps cows should
raise a quantity of sugar beets for win
ter feeding. for there is no root more
cheaply produced of equal value. Sow
the seed early before dry weather COM
mences. and the plants will get good
hold of the soil and penetrate deep
enough to reach moisture before the
heat of summer begins.
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81 No More Physic

No more nauseatng. burning Lnments Lotions Salves
aud Ontments for Pain and Soreness. but a grateful
healing and soothing external application such
be had by the Of Collins voitaic PIasters. the
greatest and most speedy pain reliever i'll the world
This great remedy consists Of Voltaic Galvanic
Plates carefully attached together and mbedded in
roroo- Pi-ssr highly medcated. forming the ersadsst
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Kansas claims to have had on hand
the first of March last over $4,000, GOO
of bushels of old corn. The hopper
dozers didn't take quite everything.
Last year Kansas sent out missionaries
to beg bread for her starving people.
and this year she declares there are not
men enough in the State to harvest the
immense crop of grain.
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Beautiful Cards.

IN or the incest Bristol Visiting Cards. with your
OO name printed on them. for only 20 cts When
yeu send 10 cts extra enclose beautiful piece Of
jewelry. We use only the finest cardboard. Should
Is for 10 cts IL for cts 10 cts extra with any
e packs will secure the elegant piece Of iewery.
Address. THE ENTERPRIsE CARD CO..
o24 BuREzMexOE, VI.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER /!
THE QUINTESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AR0MATICS
AND FRENCH BRANDY.

A preparation SO elegantly favored and incidentally
effective to utterly surpass all previous preparations
OF crude ginger and household remedies for the relief
and OF diseases and ailments incidental to the
Summer and Winter seasons, and to sudden changes
of temperature.
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Problem In Medical Science.

The absence of all poisons in the remedy makes il
equally safe in the hands Of the nonprofessiona as it
is In the hands OF the scientific practitioner.
or0C1re guaranteed or money refunded
Price SOC and $l0o. For sale By all druggists and
dealers in medicine. Sent post paid receipt Of
price by T. E. SMITH q CO.. Sole Proprietors. Mid
dlebury VI. Sold by &. =. BUTTON. Barton.
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The SUBSTITUTION OF
BRANDY FOR ALCOHOL, the
use Of the True Jamaica
Ginger, Of their own selec-
ton and importation. its
combination with choice
aromatics, as devised and
originated by DR.. Sanford,
placed this preparation in
actual merit so far ahead
Of anything before COM
pounded that notwith-
standing the most bitter
opposition from the trade,
its sales in New England
now exceed that of all
others combined. The
second year of its manu-
facture its sale exceeded
the previous year by over
ftty.fUe thousand bottles.
1t is manufactured on a
scale simply enormous -
Two Thousand gallons are
always kept made long in
advance of Consumption.
by which it acquires a de-
licious flavor and brilliant
transparency. Every i'm
provement in labor-saving
apparatus is adopted SO as
to permit the use of costly
materials and yet retain a
profit. The bottling ma
chine is alore able to I'LL
ttCo thousand four hundred
bottles per hour. From this
brief statement, it will be
seen that Messrs. WEEKS
q POTTER have entered
upon the manufacture of
Sanford's Jamaica Ginger
in a manner that must IN
time secure for them the
enormous trade in this ar
ticle. Its elegant flavor,
great merit, and low price
should be tested once by
those in need Of a family
medicine before allowing
themselves to be induced,
by misrepresentation, to
buy others. Insist on
having what you call for
SANFORD'S JAMAICA
tGINGER.
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ELECTRIC BATTERY,

closely and continuously applied by the adhesion OF
the Plaster and is capable of affecting instant relief
and permanent In the most distressing cases of
chronic external ailments, and in diseases originating
in dsordered condition IL the electrical vitalizing
forces. 1t is unsurpassed as prompt and sure rem
edy in
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Paralysis. Cramps st. Vtus'
Dance, Sciatica, Hip Complaints, Spinal Affections
Nervous Pains and lrritations, Epilepsy or Fits pro-
ceeding from Shocks TO the Nervous System. Rup-
lures and Strains Fractures, Bruises. Commissions.
Weak Muscles and Joints. Nervous and Feeble Mus
cular Action Great Soreness and Pain in any part Of
the body.
From Old Physician.
Gentlenen-I hereby certify that for several years
past have rsed the VoLTAc PLAsrERs in my practice,
and have never known them to fall in afordng speedy
relief in those for which they recommended
They not quack uostrum, but REMEDIAL agent OF
great value. Very truly yours.
Bucksport, Me-. May 81. W. G. COLLINS. NJ. D.
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agricultural department.

zzB- Communications for this department are re-
specifically solicited from any Of agricultural readers.
Write on familiar subjects in familiar way. and we
win see that the articles appear in proper shape.
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d e n REWARD will be paid for a bottle
QO " " of any other Extract or Essence of
Jamaica Ginger IL found to equal it in fine
flavor. purity, and prompt medical effect. Sold
by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Gro
GERS, and dealers In medicine. Price so cts.
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and
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THE UNIVERSAL PILE PILLS

strike the of these causes of functional disease
Of the liver:
FIRsT-B relieving the acidity OF the stomach. and
rendering the digest functions perfect.
sEcoED-By supplying the blood with proper food
material to perfect the secretons of the bile.
THIRD by gently stimulating the restored organs
70 vigorous efficiency.
In this harmless yet certain remedy is found the
only physiological and philosophical solution Of this
great
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If your Druggist is out of them, send ms 25
cents for one, S1.25 for six, or 1928 for IL,
and we will send them by return mail, care
fully wrapped and warranted perfect.
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The attention of physicians and the public generally
is respectfully called consideration of the follow
ing facts:
That loathesome disease known as Piles, or Hemor-
rhods has its origin in deceased function OF the
liver, induced by several causes the most prominent
of which are
FIRST An unnatural acid condition Of the stomach
exhibiting itself impaired digestive function and
greater or less degree OF scostiveness. JqsfA
SRcoED-An absence in the blood. in proper proper
tion Of those peculiar chemical elements that enter
into the constitution of the natural secretion Of the
liver-the bile. t4
THIRD.-An impaired function of assimilation, arts
ing from deficiency in the process Of digestion, and
consequent condition to a greater or less degree OF
general debility.
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-04
Literary.

Harper's Magazine for July contains
nine illustrated contributions, with
eighty-fye beautiful engravings.
Among these papers, an especially
| timely and curious article is contributed
by Maurice Thompson, entitled Hunt
ing with the Long-bow. illustrated by
Miss Bridges, and Messrs. Beard, Gibson
Abby, Davis, and other distinguished
artists. The writer's experience fol
many years in this novel sport yields a
rich fund of useful information and
striking incident.
John Muir, the scientific explorer OF
the Sierra, contributes an original des
cription of novel phenomenon, which
he entities Snow Banners Of the Cali
fornian Alps" with illustrations.
The remarkable battle between Gen
eral Herkimer's Provincial troops and
the British forces, with their Indian
allies, near old Fort Schuyler, August 6,
1777, is graphically described in Harold
Frederic's illustrated paper, The No
hawk Valley in the Revolution"
Mr.. Lyman, Abbott's elaborate and en-
tertainirg article on Westminster Abbey
is illustrated by twenty-six beautifully
executed engravings, including repre-
sentations of architectural features, and
of the most interesting monuments and
relics.
The Orkney and Shetland Islands are
described by Edwards Roberts. with
numerous illustrations of their pictu-
rescue scenery, ancient monuments, and
social life.
MD. Minot contributes another bright
and interesting illustrated paper on
Birds Nests.
"a Beautiful Charity" by A, P. c.,
is charming description of visit to
the poor children's Summer Home at
Batil, Lond Island, with four illustra-
tions.
While there are in this Number SO
many descriptive articles, the literary
of the Magazine is we'll sustained by the
remarkable serial stories of Charles
Reade and r. d. Blackmore; by short
stories from the pens of Miss Constance
+. Woolson. and Miss Augusta Stevens,
and by poctical contributions from ]. /.
Trowbridge, Bret Harte, Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps, Ellis Gray, John B. Tabb
and George Lunt. Mr.. Trowbridge's
poem, ''The Wreck of Fishing-boat, :"
is thrilling story in verse. with five
illustrations by Sol Eytinge.7 Robt
Harte's poem, On a Naughty little
Boy, Sleeping" which opens the Mum
Der, is accompanied with a spirited il
lustration by G.. j. Reinhartl Miss
Phelps poem, q Stronger than Death, y
is contribution of unusual merit.
The Hon. r. I'll Morse, whose diplo-
matte experience makes him an authori.
ty on the subject, contributes q very
able paper on /. Our Civil Service, .
showing that in the /" spoilsn system,
established during President Jackson's
administration, there was rzarked de-
parture from the policy of the earlier
administrations
The five Editorial Departments are
well sustained, in comprehensiveness OF
scope, and in the novelty of the mate
rial included In their various fields.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-07-04
NEWS ITEMS.

Smallpox at Cincinnati.
The city debt of st. Louis is SIC, 1857,
600.
There is not single saloon in Angus
ia, KY.
Mobile ate its first watermelon last
wednesday.
The war nj Europe has not affected the
price of circus tickets.
| The seventeenth-year loeusts are fast
disappearing from North Carolina.
| Over 5000 visitors are said to be at
Hot Springs, with more arriving daily.
Michigan Republicans are sadly divi-
ded on the Presidents Southern poll
cy.
The Stone Hill copper mine in Geor-
gia now employees three hundred hands.
Mosquitoes are 'sworse'' in Louisiana
than they have been for forty-five years.
There was considerable frost in North
Mississippi on the night of the 10th of
June. @
More than $50, 600 worth of dried fruit
has been sold for cash in Griffin, Ga, in
one season
Ex-senator d. d. Pratt died on the
10Th, of heart disease at Logansport, In
diana.
Messrs. Moody snd Sankey will begin
four week revival in Baltimore, July
1st.
James Russell Lower has accepted the
Spanish mission, and will leave shortly
for Spain.
Packard, of Louisiana, has sufficiently
recovered from his illness to leave New
Orleans.
A man named Sullivan living in Pull
aski, Tenn, committed suicide last week
by taking arsenic.
A heavy storm prevailed in the neigh
boTlood of Memphis on the 18th, caus-
ing some damages to boats.
The State greenback convention of
Maine met on the 18th. A platform was
adopted demanding the Immediate re-
peal of the resumption bill.
There are in Colorado over fifty peaks
which rise more than ID, 900 feet above
the sea level.
The Paris Exhibition works are push
ed on with vigor. More than ], 800 men
are employed.
The most enormous mass of gold in |
the world is in the band of France. 1t
amounts to $465, 600, 900.
The peach growers in Maryland and
Delaware expect to ship 100000 bas-
kets of that fruit this year.
Six million pounds of fresh beef were
shipped from New York to England
during the month of April.
Capt. D. W. Peabody has rendered
his resignation as Assistant United States
District Attorney for Middle Tennes-
see.
The courthouse at Lampasas, Texas,
was robbed few days ago, and most of
the records carried away and destroy
ed. -t-
A man in Davidson county, Tenn, rails
ed fifty barrels of potatoes this spring on
one acre of ground. He sold the pota-
toes at 81 per barrel.
Elder johnson, an Advent preacher
in Cumberland county, Tenn, married
on Monday, and eloped with his wife's
niece on Tuesday.
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A MOUNTAIN ADVENTURE.
By A. F. HILL.

!
Few men in the Secret Service
have attained higher reputation OF
encountered more perils than Am.
brose Beekham. I knew him ifor
years before could ever prevail on
him to recount any of his adyen-
lures; but meeting him in Boston,
about a year ago, / succeeded in
getting several interesting stories
from him, among them the following
which he related in his modest way :
Not many summers ago, we'll.
executed counterfeit fifty-cent notes
were widely circulated in the South
west, and for time all efforts to
trace them to their source were in
vain. Foar detectives - Messrs.
Melhorn, Wilson, Baird and myself
had followed a fancied clue TO
Knoxville, Tennessee. where all
traces disappeared. My companions
were convinced that we were on a
false scent, and resolved to depart
for Richmond, Virginia, from which
base they had reason to believe they
could work successfully. I did not
share their views, and remained in
Knoxville, with an understanding
that we should communicate by iele-
graph. in cipher. iaao) a}
"They departed, and had barely
time to reach Richmond, when, just
as was beginning to grow discour-
aged. | made a discovery that led
me to believe-in fact to feel sure
that the skillful oounterfeiting was
not done in any city or large town,
as we had conjectured, but ia the
mountains of Eastern Tennessee or
Western North Carolina. I imme-
diately sent an exp explanatory des>
patch to my friends in Richmond,
and started southeastward, intends
ing to do all could toward finding
the location of the counterfeiters
before my colleagues could join me.
"Owing to the direction it was
necessary TO take, I could not go
far by railroad, and SO started across
the country. on foot, for it was likely
that might soon be in q position
where even a horse would be bur-
then TO me-. I carried only a light
sacEel, and to all whom / conversed
with on the way, presented myself
as an agent for a Western mining
company. on my way to the moun-
tains. 10 prospect for lead aud cop
per. You know, it does not do for
detective to make his business
known on all occasions. I, there
fore. made my inquiries at the taverns
I stopped at. as to what reports had
been heard Of indications Of ores In
the mountains
/" About four o clock on the fourth
day from Knoxville, after climbing q
narrow winding mountain road all
day. I found myself high up in the
Alleghany Mountains, and stopped
at a tavern which / shall call the
Halfway House. It was an ordinary
country tavern. whose bar furnished
only whisky and cider, and whose
table was spread with plain. substan-
tial food. | told the landlord should
take supper and lodging with him.
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For Stomachs Out of Order.

No medicine win 50 effectually Improve the tone
Of the stomach these Pills; they removed ALI acid
ity Occasioned either by intemperance improper
piet. They reach the liver and reduce it TO a
healthy action; they are wonderful ofhcacious in
cases Of spasm-in fact they never fail in curing
all disorders of the liver and stomach. l'
ROLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known in the
Bilious Complaints, Blotches the skin, Bowels,
Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysentery, Fry
siplas, Female Irregularities, Fever, .of all kinds,
Fits, Gout Headache, indigestion, inflammation,
Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Lumbago Piles, Rheu-
matism, Retention of urine, Scrofula of Kings
Euil, Sore Threats; Stone and Gravel Tic Dou-
oureuX, TumOrs, Ulcers, Worms of all kindes Weak
ness from any cause, etc.