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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-15

r,>,c OVER TUE IcASlSNIES-HITCHcocE
.vrs Orr rasY--ARREST OF AN ALLEGED
Y.y.c,.TTrf-rCNERAL OF Mr.. WOOD
u,pp--CooD-BYE, AILANTUS--TnE FEEsBY-
,rp,,x OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT VEL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-15
CHESAPEAKE ANB ONO RhILRoAD,l
RICHMOND. VA, June l. 1877. s
And OH 10 RAIL

~ ROAn.-On and after SUNDAY, June 9,
passenger trains will run as follows:
, 1877-02-05
nI4uE GLASS.
ESa H. FTAfx. - -S -,

10 4Ae hNApf ~ th6 2TpHnes
CHICAGO, Feb. al stsall renrct very much II
there should be any loss Of interest on the sub
ictt Of blue glass. ! shall be disappointed II
DR.. Tucker does not favor us with another OF
Ills Interesting and instructive letters, so few Of
the medical gentlemen are Interested in the
higher ideal Of medicine. Ny own experience
With the blue g}ass am now willing to record,
had suffered SO long from an unusual form OF
disease, which was mt ouly attended with ex-
trc,nc pain AMI other distressing nervous symp-
fations q heat in iny iorchcad. / ioiiowed lie
advice Of my pllyslcian, ai,l fitted my windows
with blue glass. I do not hesitate 10 state that
the blue light did more for me In few dava
than other tsratsncn, had for months, and Tic
fcntc Of pain which experience is, upon eltttng
in the blue Light, Immediately lessencl. It was
some time before | had the glass arranged to
suit me. Now invite nnr one who woui,t like
to visit my rcsidence, Is Oak avenue, aud see
my arrangement IT the blue light and receive
personal testimony upon the subject.
EyWIN .1rns0N,
, 1877-02-05

who have such strange Ideas OF health,
who arc introduced to tIre1n, A lady
lately from Fan Diego NJ. once incarret-
a:r' tht re- at night. The following morning
n great Enlicna.'on she ordered her cf-
feels removed 70 e1,nuy room In tile
third riory! To This fact Is owing the bay-wsn-
tloW style Of architecture universal, md
Ti Th!cl, ''nprcfscs STRANGERS as almost mania
more iangents. and "a their object Is to get into
the sun, as ours Is to get out Of IT, il,cy place
Them above, lelow, around, often four Or five
shout one house,. but--tcll It not In jath-ta,c
divinity behind tic throne oftencr has them
filled with vegetable than animal plants. t,antah-
in1 the children to the dark corners OF tic nur-
sefy, that her geranlun1e may thrive IN tho suns
thine1 OF the pretty fantasies Of cut papcr,
mpsatca. wonderful birds de. easei blttle), hang
ing baskets, Of other collections ma5 ornament.
Still, they have the principle, and readily co.
operate lit efforts ~ caicll tile sun. Unc dwell
Ing recently erected, and Which is larger, Intre
Paiattal than any private residence III Chicago.
is constructed In such manner, With southern
exposure, that every room III. the house Il
thrown to tile sunI LEIGn LAKB.
, 1877-02-05


CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-On the acth Of january
last, my Wife, decent. respectable woman, and
the mother Of four children, wAa taken, At The
instance OF notortous prostitute, before Juttlco
Foote Oil The charge Of keeping house Of H.
fame, anil OH the testimony Of this vile huzzy,
was eommlttctto the County Jan 10 answer
tl'fs prcposterous charge. After the giving Of
this unjust decision by Justice Foote, begged
him to allow nc onc-half hour IN which to pro-
curc bail for my poor wife and lie promised That
should have t'lat length Of time to get a
lsondstnan: but Judge Of my surprise when |
sufficient l,sil, to learn that thc mo.
nlent l had left Ills oiilcc to procure baii
FW,to Ind ordercll the officer 70 take my wife
and commit her immediately to the County
Jail. Why he desired 90 much TO DEGRADE and
IlSgtacc m honest woman God only knows. uIk-
less It Was to t'lca.e tho pimpe md prostitutes
by whom he was surrounded. To further show
ls vin'l,ctire frcltngs against my wife, he !'nmc.
diately furnished The Tribune reporter with
ln iustfcc to TnE TRinuxE would here state
that as a0on ~ they found the true state Of the
facts. they promptly. apologizcd for publishing
" report nhta!ned from this great ind honor.
to Ju*s!.e Fuote that It he thinks to raise him
self in the estimation Of the good citizens Of
this Ht5 BY sncn an outrageous course Of
conduct, lc Is tadly mtssakcn, and very
Efcat!t 4n4crfatca tHe Intelligence OF the good
pcople Of ills stty. II is well-known fact that
Footc bid for the applause of the public while
Justire Snulincr1cld was ahsent, BY sentencing
nearly every poor wretch brought before him
stt)0 line and ak months In Brilcwcll, mud It Is
the morning papers he Imagined himself sec.
0nd Chief Justice Marshall, while the people at
large laughed to rec wlIat DoEbcrry he made
Of hfntsc!f. lie deceived nobody hut himself,
for he ia known % trucker IL those WHO hare
plcuty oi slIciels, especially II they arc pImps,
gamblers, etc. am awnrc nc llavc plenty vi
law In Chicago but very. very little Justice. and
l,ow can we expect 1t so long a. our Governors
can b. prevailed upon to appoint such unit snen
~ this man Foote 10 otficel
RonEET GAMBLE,
No. TOO South Clark street.
, 1877-02-05


An incident Illustrating the fcrocity Of butch.
cr.bIrrIs aud their tcnac!ty Of life recently &C.
cured In this city. 4 gentleman saw ono Of
those cruel creatures tskc = sparrow, impale
him on tho sharp twlg Of q tree. and then pcrk
1t him seemingly Hitli almost fcndIsh delight.
bird, aud clipped on one Of its legs. U,uiis-
maTed by the report Of the gun, and apparently
Thinking that the sparrow lad wounded lin,
the b,ltehet-bfrl attacked the little fellow with
again anil both birds fc.l, l[iele.s a. tic sup
posed, On the snow. Hut before he could pick
up hts gnn the but .l,cr-hirtl ],Aft come 10 itc,
picked up The poor little dead sparrow, and Hut
, 1877-02-05

Itts very lellom that Ia England elephant
labor Ia utilized. but one instance occurred IN
London tho other day which Is worthy Ut record.
An omnibus was proceeding aloug street
which had lately been broken up, and was so
heartily laden that the horses werc unable to
drag tho load. Several Of the passengers a1lght-
cd, and, willie the horses were enleayoripK 10
get over the p!c.a VI ground, one Of tho
elephants attached to aangcr's Amphltheatre,
under the char4e Ut = keeper, passed along thu
Keeper gave Instructions to the elephant, who
lowered bis head, aud, placing bis forcnead ut
the rear VI the 'bus, pushed horses, vehicle, aud
passengers beyond the obssacle which impcdea
ihetf progress. This waa witnessed BY large
number Of pcrspns, who loudly chcered she
actors In thls Incident,
, 1877-02-05
No. TOO Soutl

MIR e NF ANt4
10 kAs Editor a TA< Tribune.

10 ShS l{dlfof W 9A< 3f1buHk.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-The fuss aud trouble
ca,tscl BY MI. Michael Evans in his repeated cf.
forts to secure the frlts Of the nut,actous swln-
die perpctratel At the spring election Of 1876 is
truly Autnifiatfng to look upon. 1t IL sud Etstc
Ut affatrs when a mail who has resortetl to the
means which Evans employed for his election
ca,'not be oustcd by invoking tue aid Of the
courts. II Is a sorry state Of affairs whcn men
who claim the very highest respcctabllltv a1e
compelled IT, employ the political tricks of pro-
fesslonal politicians. 1t makes people doubt
the majesty Of the law wlcu straightforward
means which ete at tue best doubtful. It hay-
Ing been decided that the Supervisor Ia the sole
Judge Of thy bond which may be offered By sir.
Evans, viii eaa1 that gcnileman's attention to
ago, md which viii show lin low far this d..
sas'''isy ssY essa R2Es' il ts i. rnsss Sassfv'sff
1sIo, ,,,I, E1ea = spending some weeks ln
a young man: an c1. union soldier. WHO 1t tic
elosc Of the War had settled In TINT city. He
had taken ail active part ~ politics and been
elected to sotne county 1ilcc On tue Republican
was reelected. on Offering hi, bond for for @ ths
Eccpnd term It was Rejected by the Democratic
Supervisors, or Commissioners, forget now
which. lie offered . second lson'l, which WAS
also refused. lle then of!etcda bond which was
men, Of whom each single ono was moro than
responsible fnr the whole anotlnt Of tic t,ontt.
i WAS also refused. liz then pinned honda Of
the United states 10 the amount Of his bond 70
secure the lattcr-and tht. was also refused!
Tho Boarl having discretionary power. could
not be compelled TO acccpt tile bond; the man
WIN was elected by round majority to III oilice
was kept out Of 1t By his political opponents.
There Il hardly my fear that aiF. Evans will 70
to the same length AZ the gentleman referred to
twhOAe name Is Catiahan} went, but simply
, 1877-02-05

ME 16fR E1F77. Fe6. =
For several months there las been growing
ill-feeI!nu aratust tho Iscv. pllebc ilanatord on
tne Pus1 y. lunoe, y, ..c nsnA1e6S VI tao
Church Of thc doou ehephera In Jersey city'
and close canvass wns male among the mem
bcrs Who were .safIcctr, in order, o. their op-
rnnn,,. ,,o.,,ro ,o :. ,,act, a n,.r,irr :.
po"ss' A." u, ',I..T,, ~ ,ns,, p"s" s' M
soon as tlle aisaiieetcu were ail foaa5 neet'ng
was called for Wednesday night. For some
time the slIsuiIccted were Ia doubt about thcr
maturity. Int fair count sl,orctl tl,en a mn
lollty ~ IMo, 9nu 'eap'Tto., m VIZ onsscI GU.
poheFnE tac on|su W.T. ~ teus.scs ~ c,Mplo5
70, mae Pa,@t"t. @ o"' eso.u'om "ss asnop9cu
" su.H so, s1 ~ uuiIns aias
, 1877-02-05
CHICAGO.
ELL 70 ser ABIDE CONVEYANCE.

FILL 70 kEF AB1pX C0KFEF4NEN.
In March, 1S722, W:llard Grures. of MENDOZA,
made decd to Knox Bullock. William ". Barney,
and Cnarlea O. Lyndes, and ahe!r SUCCESSORS IN
otf'ce Of the Town OF Gutlforl, Vt, whereby, in
consideration OF tho public benedt resulting
therefrom, be conveyed to them for the use Of
tho town tho 8. E. Il, Of Sec Is, tho E. II Of tho
NJ n OF sec. Is, and thu n. ". II Of Sec. IS,
south of the ladtsn boundary line. all lu Town
shlp 81, 2, In Cook County. The town. III Eve
5eass from the making Of the deed, was to
ehooss I've Trustees, who wcse 10 lease the land
aoo'e mentioned for twenty-five years Il ths beat
rate possible, aud thcu we1e to sell 1t st
Pe1lic auction. Thrce-quartcrs Of the proceeds
sess 10 ba used In buying = lot aud building .
, 1877-02-05

phyfietans dlaeno.c ailments sometimes hy rery
trIning algns. So with character. II IN inralet t,y
little uurxi etfawf. 1on may tsu detect tho Ktot,
shrcwd sense of people BY nuttc1ns lttie facts
about theie household. II yon see people use this
new toilet soap, Il. T. DabGitt's Toilet Soap. yUu
may ptobouhcc them to be persons of the grcateAt
dscernmcnl- WhYt Because tho totp hus In 1t
esery requisite of absolute excellence. purity,
the skin Hike the breath Of = zephyr.
, 1877-02-05


CHICAGO, Fsl. 3--About Jan. II received 4
letter daied Douglas Grove, Neb.. and written
BY q man signing himself James Wagner. On
tho tata Of January the Estatng Journal pub
lished extruts from It, and they ret l,avo the
original letter In their possession. To-day atm
again Tho recipient Ut a letter, dated Jan. ~.
Earh OF these letters aaya tho peope aru desti-
tute, and asks for relief. Thu writer II an entire
wait. Tie letter to-day sass: NV. know you
BY your literal donations In 1874, alter thu
gfasshoppcE casnase, aud believe you will DO
Something for u.s. Tliuy probably flllnk I am
Iehalf. will transmit 10 them anything ieft
tor them with me, but would much prefer that
money in small suaas only, he seut IN, ~ they
can Iuy At kearnry Junction what tlley uee1.
! 1will have the nancs of donors, With amounts,
published In ali .aliies that uIcr to take it, free
DR. &. W. iaoRAHAN,
2lS Clark street,
, 1877-02-05

St,c fvrt torrtspond.ncs Koehfssfr nsnocrot
No wonder our leading lawyers get rieh.
Loo!s at the charge brought by W. u. Martin
ugalnst tho Windsor llutel Company for legal
services. atr, Martins bill Of particulars con.
talns few Items suell as these:
Drawing les.c.. .,....$ ], 600
Drawing sutp pnlons and complaint. ......,,,, 600
Appearance In two bankruptcy sHits,.. ~. 400
Defending forecosura sui, ,............. 10, 200
Drawing mortgage and bon ,,,..,,,,,., ID, Oou
Utfcpdipx mortgage ql,it ,it,,,.,.,.....,.. i, 800
General counsel 20, 600
Other Items bring the general amount up 10
93Q,DQ. How many such clients, ono may ask.
would LAWYER need ~ order to Ket richf The
Windsor Hotel must be very profitable In order
to stand such htll. Instead Of paying, bow
ever, the propsEctor4 contest The claim.
, 1877-02-05

For gouty people, The acllccorh; for anti
quarians, the date; for schooiboya, tho birch:
for the 1rishman. the oh; for conjurers, tile
palm; for negroes, see dah; for young 1ailics,
the nan go; for farmers, the plaut'in; for fash
fonable women, set Of frs; for dan.1fcs, the
spruce; for actors, tile pop'llr; for physicians,
syc moro; for your vile, heF viii, u; for lov.
pine; far engaged people, the pear; for sewing
.narhtlc people, tho hcsnloek; for boarding.
house keepers, ASH; always on hanl, the paw
paw; who Is this written forl ycw.
, 1877-02-05
CArCH.UASrNS.

70 lie Editor a. TIE Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-In your Issue Of to-day
there Is letter by " Cisixcn," headed "Catcil-
tastus," In which tho author calls catcl,-basln
=" ctstcrn witt, an entrance and exit for all the
refuse ttuE TINT Ia thrown in.' II catclt-bastns
nre built In this way to receive the refuse ETC.,
they are nuisance, and work utterly different
from what they ART, intended to do. Tie only
pipes tonncttctl with eatcl.-l#sIns should be the
conductor pipes from the roof, nnl those from
the s!nk and wastl.trays in kitchen, anil nd
refuse uf matter from watcr-c1okcts SHOULD 70
Into them. ANOTHER citizen.
, 1877-02-05
A WESTERN GILL,

While the fasscs Of the East nrc In the habit
Of screaming II mouse runs out Ut corner,
the mails Of the West amurc themselves by
choking rattlcsnakes and killing panthers. Elk
milea nbovc Sheridan, ORE, Dec. -, d yo,l,g
lady Of Is nttackrd a panther which had bcc,,
maklng haroe of her fatller's shccp, and killed
pounds. Diaua presented her spoil to the etock-
ralscts 0f tho cu.lnty. who In turn drank her
health % "ono Of our grIs.''
, 1877-02-05
EKILL IN PERSIA.

II man gets reputation la Persia for cxccl-
lence Of skill In = handicratt, the Shah, 1t Ia
aid, ssuds for him to work for the Court At
starvation wages. 9oms time sRo potter In
Khosa<sAp succeeded Ia manufacturing = new
port Of poEtsa!n rcsctDblinX chl1a, aud his fame
soon reached the Court. When tho Shah scnt
Tor him, the poor fellow, knowing hIs fate, sold
all he hAl, straPtd III ths money together ha
could get. TO ralsc 4 bfibe tor tAe Prime AlnIs-
, 1877-02-05

10 ~ 61|Ko$ U 1N4 IF76Q8t.
GENEVA LAEz, Wis, Feb. l.LCallforntA Is
progressive. In that State sunlight has attained
10 tho leuity that! Il Il ADVERTISED, aud paid fur
- their most important element. 'sSunDy
rooms Il the burlen OF ali Advertisements for
reuts Or sala In the t'al Chroaise, Byiiesin, aud
Otler city pspers- 1u one of tue best.kept ho-
tels In the. State are some fno, eligible rooms
upon the frst aoor, but they arc On tho shaty
them. 1t u ouly wu Eastern uoyiccs,
, 1877-02-05

ter and entrratcfl him to tell the King that tic
right man had r,sn away, md that he had been
put unlcr restraint hr mistake. Thr Minister
pt,tketc.i ttlr bril-" and lad the uottcr released,
WHO vowed he would never make another bit Of
chins, or attempt any kIrd of improvement.
, 1877-02-05
TWO MILES OF c0RN.CRlBS.

L1xcoLx, ILL.,. Feb. i.-fAere are now il CRIB
1t the stations on the line Of the Chicago Il Al
ton Railroad as0,oo0 bushels Of ear eotr. BY
actual measurement, tue cribs are over two mlcs
long. THIS corn " al oi the frat quality, sound
and IN govd condition. haY!ng been hauled In this
, 1877-02-05

winter. On Saturday, there we're 70 teams In
ih!e town ut onn tImr, snd all brought In corn.
We In mi believe there Is another town IN the
aiAtc to-lay that show such Pile Of corn as
cnn he seen tt}-slaY at LjuroIu,
, 1877-02-05
A TALE OF DACKN1TINQ.
Mn Tork Effafng (1a9t-


The Cincinati geological Society has como
out with pamphlet labeled, for forms sake, a.
at, "aunual report" for 1870, but actually pub.
Iisl.et, beyond doubt, for tho purpose Of direct
itsg public attention to the dtscoutteous be-
tavior Of tho soc!cty's l.ycna. Hamlet INSURED
lis friends TINT man tnny smI1e and smile and
be villain; tl,c Rnme hollis true In the brute
world. In spite. OF this, the managers Of tho
sovtcty's gar,icn last July set the cage contain.
Ing tho atria,lo lion next to that which inctoscd
tIIc hycna, whose fnceseaf,t laughing tlcludct
ti1ctn Into the belief that shc would make tho
king Of beasta very jolly neInhbor. It. seems
to barkbit1g,. and solltary confinement Inns
element ia her disposition; thus It happened
that ono warm day, wf,ifc tho lion was caztng
Ills sinuc,ls tall ssrayed out Of hIs dwelling. anu
Into that Of Mistress fiyena, whose laughing
ceased ms II by nH1i., aud whose teeth closed
around and through the intruding member.
Why pursue the narrowing. narrative In dc.
tall Suislcr Il that medical ai.l was summoncti
and repeated attempts were made to dress the
lions wounds, but tue patient would Interfere
each time At 4 critical moment md undo a!l
TINT had been sfnno in hts hehnlf lie nrcfurred
nurs!ng lfs wrath to ,lltrsing Ills after extremity
lie daily tclearsed tie fearful punishment liz
p,rppse1 lntlictinG IN his spftciul ncIghbor al
Of auy other antn,al within biting distance,
would r,rnctEto til his own, tearlng open the
sore again and nsaln. and stnaektnE tue sweet
hcatsal caused lin. "At last" says tho report,
atiie animal was fastened down b. collars and
Chains untli h!s tail healed. lie wah released
fiom bis harness on Dec. II, With his tall ap-
parcntly well. After len, days, liowoycr, tic
lion uSain bit hi. tail, and the vound Is now as
bad as ever. Nothing nore Will be attempted
to restrain the an!luals uppct.te.H
, 1877-02-05

aud REPAIRS.
heirs, Jcft,sha {,rahar1. and t;coroo md rhilo
Graves, filed bill setting out thai tic convoy
nnee was void Tor two reasons: First, because
Mr. Graves WAS Insane when he n1a.lo It; anil,
eccond, bccalikp II was made 10 foreign
corporation, whic,, ia incapable by law Of taking
a*k 10 have tic conveyance b set nsido as a eivud
on their land.
susan Roberts flle,, biit SATURDAY ngnfnrt
her husband, Edwin Kobcrts, ctnrgtng him with
being an habitual lTlinkartl, and asking for d.
vurcc and the rare Of her clifld.
Flora Mctvnn Deyo plso wants to get rid Of
tays, borne viii, hts faujis nnj crrors, s s. and
atroyc to make his home tlaDpy. lie 1ns been in
tie ,lnbIt OF aetfin9 drunk and krcrt1jn9 his
time with. women of Ind rep,itc. sho was
thereafter lc departed from Tie state.
ITRMs.
Tic motions for new trials In the cases Of
oyerrue,l satur,iav bY judge Botigctt. 1' "'N
The United States DIatfirt cnlcndur wilt
probably he cal1e.' about T!!ureay as the Grim
iial tlocaet Will he clearcl by WcdHc.tlns.
Ef. Warner was un Saturday admitted to
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Howard Stockton. 4. l.. Maeon, and Fitch E.
Oliver, Trustees under tho will Of Amos Law
renee, licensed, flied q lien Saturday n4anst tho
GMlnk FFUu1EtS shilfCE E1HHlC u
20, to foreeloae a mortgnre Tor En5,tO0 on the
N, w X Of Tho 4. n. x Of Sec. li). 81. H.
errrntiIsp strfn ftr fsrf In vftIti, nm tho cast
ohJ wn.t atlas AMI = strir tfrt ii,rrn fncl vile
otF fr,,nn tho n,,rt,, @ nnI snmtR si,cs thereof.
uit isufH <"e HoEtH ms soHtn elMso s"s1seu'3
whenever condemned os dedicated to stfeet
tltposGs. 49,.
The Union Mutual 1dfe-Ins1rnnct Company
filed bill against Peter and Afnrta G. New, j.
IT, Smith, trustee. Edwin Walker, Peter
Wulf, 81 W. VOL John Koch, Henry
rn,ea, Trroost, Eank s,caa c0ssv c0os t"a fffs Boo,s
rueott Etgn4 NnMl,antt -. ..t+.s ~
afssee, I.ss1an hnoep g., aH ~ ~ nn ~.
E[anEl 70 loreeiosc hnTtEaeo " S'y ~ ~ t"1 -
i5 anu " ot uFf1Es snoti!Ftkton o. tlsc - "
Of the y. +. u Of the =. W. e OF Sec. ~, W IL.
Tic sano Company also filed similar bill
srnfr,st Hntnu.f f, jtross. Fanntc n. Dnouc, 8.
g. Boone, Trustee William 1IansbfaltEh, Trustee,
t, u. Vot,nc, +. s. Major, and Elizabeth tlross
l., fnrrctosc mari enpr for &yO OO on Tho follow
s,r tr,ct. f.nmmrn.nr at a nont .,;9 feet sot,tl,
q q t,to y. ". so1her , VI e"' so,aa ss,,t,, n:
", dn ~, nl!a 'nnmS ee"Sp u ~ us strcnt.
ieet nlong tl!e centro OF stato e., sttcct; fcei;
thence cast G60 feet; thence north lIs iect;
thence west l4U feet; tliencc south 70 fect;
tllci,gc west go feet to the pEnsc ot beginning.
Atso I.nts tf}1 1f3p and 1t3 In Boone. Jones Il
V,forss suhI1tri.fnn NJ tjIn north u and Lot 10
- naai,os,s a,,1.diu,snn ~ ii,r r. 4 ri thr 4 Il
, 1877-02-05

cs*i IL sptinssid I M % .al, ksos sos u s,aea ,aea
stood srvund ths arr-plare aud xa3eu into the
glowing coala. The glowing Goals gazcl back
, 1877-02-05

..,.. .Nn0kt<ecpct%. EferixS. etc.
WASLEn-A YOGSG MAN COMPETENT FOR
49,, 1nnkseci e and to11rrfor t'nr win r. on, 10
!oln ehlplofrr and t secure rood eit.
nation Address y ~. Tribune oatrc, @e'' p"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-16
EG dies!

Are you, or do you know of any person, suf-
fering from rheumatism, tOothaChe, he adache,
ague OF swelled fac? Any bleeding of the
lungs, soreness OF liberation of the throat, or
infiammatorY pains. external or internal, in
any part Of the body? Has any accident pro-
duced burns, bruises, sprains. wounds, infiam-
nation or hemorrhages? Then resort to
Ponds Extract of the shrub Witch Hazel, the
most potent, clean, wholesome pain relieyel
and healer in the world. This assertion is at
tested to by every person who has used it. VIZ
know Of no exceptions. 1t is not patent
medicine. and is iudorsed in the medical pub.
locations of all schools. Ponds Extract is sole
by all frst-class druggists at soc, 81 and 81 Il
per bottle-the largest size much the cheapest.
If your druggist does not have it for sale, re-
quest him to obtain it for you.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-16
No Failure Known!

There is no case on record where Dr..
Norris syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Horehound has failed to give satisfac-
tlon. On the other hand, wherever it
has been used by our people, in severe
colds, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, Group,
whoopmg-cough and consumption, they
are enthusiastic in its praise. Contain
ing no opium or other dangerous drug,
1t does not constipate, and is safe to
administer in all conditions of health.
This is an important announcement,
and the suffering are advised TO heed it,
Trial size, 10t.; large slz $, 50c. and One
Dollar. Sold by JOHN hEESHAN, Sixth
Sixth and Mound streets. and Ii. Il.
Reum, corner Filth and Broadway.
Also Agents tor Prof. Parker's Pleas
anu Worm Syrup, which is sure death to
worms. Pleasant to take and requires
no physIc. Price 25e. Frr it.
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