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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Lighting OF the street lamps at 40 p. M,
extin gushing at 1O.45 y. m.
From j. L. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance Of the mails.
Saturday afternoon John Hayden found a
dead White -emale infant at the G-st. wharf
Judge Smell, OF the Police Court will
leave to- morrow on his annual summer va
cation, and in bis absence Justice s. C. Mills
will preside IN his place, having been desig-
Dattd by The Supreme Court for that duty.
Mr.. q. ". Bunk ser will be at the st. James
n ofel, Monday evening, to arrange for the
sc coDd excursion TO Rawley Springs and
also 10 give special terms for board for Au-
A mass meeting of all the Methodist
churches in the city was held at Foundry
cnurch yesterday afternoon in the interest,"
OF the coming camp-meeting. Rev. J. X.
Wheeler presided.
A number OF hucksters who had been in
drced 10 take out s25 license for running
wagons In connection with their business,
and WHO subsequently, by the ruling of
The Police Court, aSceTtaincd that such q
The amounts paid by them into the District
treasury.
Marshall Steele, a young man, slightly IN
Ger the influence Of liquor, was taken to the
9Th precinct station Saturday night by OF
lcer Smith. where ne stated that he had
been robbed OF SO. and was sUbiect 10 the
heart disease. Shortly after his arrest he
was taken seriously III. Yesterday morning
be WSs sufficiently recovered TO go To his
home in Georgetown.
Miss A ma Boy 10. The talented Young TRACE
:
Theater- New York. tonight. She VIII be
supported by Dir. Walter Trsville as Romeo
and AilECs Levick p M.soUig. She appears
nLdeT the auspices Of some OF the most iii
IEgulshed people Of New York, VINO have
faken an inteEs~ in her success after W u
nessiEg = FarIor exhibitions OF her remarkable
abilities.
At the regular monthly meeting las, We'd
DesGay night ne board OF directors of the
Masonic Mutual Relief Association Of the
District OF Columbia, The finance committee
reported that they had paid the widow Of
Bernard 4 SCbeitln : I. IL. making the Total
an Ount diSbursed by The association ~ ~, ~ ,
at yearly cost TrT member of Sif.1S for
each SlIUC OF Insurance.. Tie membership
Is Low ~.
Considerable criticism has recently been
made IN some of the papers in relation TO The
appointment OF an inspector Of concrete in
place OF Mr.. Phillips, removed Upon in
quiry at the Columbia buildings II is ascpr-
certSined mat no appointment has been
made in place OF Mr.. Phillips, but ONLY a
transfer Of the now acting Inspector from
other duty. As temporary expedie1t. E+f1t-
permanent arran gements can be m3T1e. The
salary OF this officer is only SOC per month.
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G. e Or GE n 0 wv,

THE STORM ESTERDAY wash out the
street on both sides OF j street bridge, leaving
large excavations at all corners \ portion
of the south wall Of the new chariot stable
was also washed down, and numbers OF trees
blown over 10 different parts OF the iowa.
GRAIN.--By boat Garrett n Morse, /, 200
bushels wheat, to II. NJ. Talbot.
HFRCHANTS' ACKNOWLEDGMENT on
Change. 1850 bushels wheat. go bushels
sold at 81 50 3; 200 bushels sold at ~15oI.
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"A CELEBRATED doctor once said, "He
who would insure the cure OF dyspepsia
WouIa oe Inc greatest OF the worlds philan-
thropists." The problem is solved. For
O0e,ey's Yeast IOlc1ier, for sale by all grocers
II used In the household persistently will al
most certainly insure the cure of this dread
full malady,
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers Chronic, paiaful, and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulyer-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pal
Vermacher Galvanic Co., New York City.
6,25,d&kIy
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a LIZ Y Il " DR IA.

BEATEN AND RoBBED.-A sailor named
Mlchacl Hurley, belonging on board the
United States war vessel Plymouth, living
in the river opposite Fishtown, came ashore
yesterday and, fell in with ohm Bright and
John Penn, who beat Hurley most unmerci-
money, hat. shirt and shoes. A negro boy
named Erastus Freeman was arrested
charged with being implicated in the beat
ing, Bright having stated while in the cell to
him that Freeman did beat the man, but at
The trial he denied having made the asser-
lion. Bright had the saiiO rs handkerchief
on his person, and Freeman had SI.25 in
silver. Bright and Penn were committed to
jail Tor further examination and Freeman
was detained at the station house The
sailor was taken in charge by Mr.. Daniel
Henry, and was in such a bad condition. a (
10 be unable to appear against the villains
this morning. He had to send aboard the
We sci for clothing before he could appear on
the street. Press. 2Slh
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fgThe Cleaveland Le01er has been vainIy
searching the dispatches each morning for
intelligence that Bonaparte Banning, who
labored so hard in Congress last session TO
reduce the army. has volunteered in the force
under General Howard 10 fight Joseph.
~ Judge LOchrane, OF Georgia, is report
ca 10 have made this pithy remark oa the
STATE constitutional convection: "Ol The
hrst cay of Its meeting the convention
abolished the constitution, Oh the second il
iEsUlted the governor, aud on the third il re-
PUG lated God A mighty
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A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALABAs-
TER may be attained by using Gte,,n's SD
phr Soap, which does away with the reces-
slty for sulphur Baths. Try it, ladies'. 1t is
genuine beautiher, and very economical.
HINT TO THOSE PRKMATURELY GRAY
use mus HdT Dye. eO6
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C. 1T 1T E MS,

is 1T WORTH WHILE 10 endure penal tor
lure after every meal, when indigestion can
be Immediately relieved and permanently
teT'S Stomach BitfersS
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OFF WORST CONES To WORST saws the
Coa1ic Journal, ''the country can arm the
base ball clubs. There would be deep and
universal grief of course, if any of the
brave base ballers should be swept away,
but, in all desperate situations, sacrifi ces
have TO be Doader
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eomnls,s 100 20 make room for the large aud
sfra,s 81 $3.50 OF fall goods ordered, Mr.. A.
al need rates Purchasers yin dn s, al ~
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AANDER's TURE BLACKBERRY AND
nAsf BERRY WINES, for sale at 9lI tn street
c ssIy enective for the cure OF summer
and children AO" '''e ''du,S
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POLICIES on real estate and personal prop
erty issued at very low rates and prom OF
payment OF losses guaranteed by DER Lead
ing home company, the Arlington Fire In
surance Company for the District of Column
bla, Office No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
iorth of L. s. Treasury. Their safe mode OF
business and efficient management entitle,
tnem TO be mentioned as one OF the best regu-
lated com pan!es in the United States. Mr.
I. Il: Maury, treasurer, and Mr.. Frank T.
rawlings. secretary, in attendance Al the
office, will be found prompt and polite In
attending to applications.
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ENJOYABLE FAMILT EXCURSION on the
fine steamer Vanderbilt every Non iav ana
Friday evenings. Fare only . cents. Steamer
leaves wharf - Geo and returns aG 10 20 this
evening. A fne band accompanies every
excursion.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-James Tterney. No. TOO
4tb street northwest died quite suddenly YES
terday afternoon, The time not known. The
coroner was notified.
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LOpILLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC contains
10 Injurious substance. Cures Headache
lmmediately. Only 30 cents. I
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO R,r,o
COMPANY are again running all their trsins
as per schedule OF June 2ith. See scheinIs
advertised In another column.
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BLACK CAsHMEREs, black alpacas black
grenadines at real cost, lawns very cbeap.
latasoiS, aress goods, black silks, summer
SILKS. cheap Boys, wear, canton fanneI
Carriers, 707 Market Space Dc
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fUNERALs.-The funeral Of Mrs. ELAN
Culiinsne, wife of Mr.. L. Cullinsna. TOOK
place This morning from 81 DOntnic,s
cnurch, where requiem mass was celebrated
and tie remains W re Inferred az Noun, OIi
vet Tie funeral of the late ThOroas
Purse, well known plumber to0k place
yesterday afternoon from his residence lsl5
street northwest, and vas attended by rba
Grand Lodge aud Beacon Lodge. No Is /
o o. F.; tnterment at Congressional Gem =
terry.
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UNIoNTOwN.-Laste evening Bishop Pink
ney again visited Emanuel (Episcopal)
church, where he preached and confirmed
Inc Candidates for confirmation were pre-
scented by the Rev. Mr.. Mckee, rector OF the
parish. notwithstanding the threatening
appearance OF the weather q good cOngregs-
lion was present On the occasion, and the
bishops eloquent aud impressive address
seemed 10 touch many q heart,
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DILES AND FISTULA.

Or. II. d. sHRADER, ONCE l1lO y street
orthwest, positively and permanently cures Pfles
and Fstuia inc matter Of how long stand ing ty An
entirely new, scientific and universally eucc-ssfui
method OF treatment, without resort 20 the Knife,
perfect cure guaranteed In ali cases OF money re-
iunded Refers 70 WIN. Tucker, merchant tailor,
Emery Goal Ccmpsny ONCE, Let aud streets north
VEST Bresep IL s.,,o n .srsss ~
Garter, 4O7 lste 81; b Marche .6ll a q. south:
eaet; Joseph Wall, $50 Pa ave-; l.. Luchs, Of
Luohs Bro. Wholesale cigars and tobacco, 59S
7th ST., a1d GO many others on application at my Of
nee, whose names we have not permission % IL
coDn ectioR itb this sdveytissRent.
Special apartments for ladies. Hours 10 O. m. %
myl7-Gn
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TNHE HyGEIA HOTEL,
Il Old Point Comfort, Va.
Situated with 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. Open
Gil the year. Special attractions for sum- a
msr, with ample capacity for 500 gusst. VESAQ
As all modern improyements. six daily xss "
mails and telegraph Office. Fifteen twenty frsr1
class steamers land daily except sunday $50 yards
from TIE door. Superior beach for bathing at door
pc and good from ay until November BOATING,
hstins and driving specislly attractive. Send for
circular describing by gienic dyantages terms. 40
myl5 an II. PuOEBUs. Prop
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HE PERSONAL. TAX. - We learn that
under TIE imperative provisions OF tae tax
iaW' lhe District Collector is about proceed
lng to enforce the collections OF ali the nm
&c as provided by Law. \ This ujII ba on
extremely unpleasant duty. we are glad To
know that he VIII call the affection az mar
lies IN default on account of such tsxaDd
urge upon them the immediate payment
~ Is gratifying, and under all the circun,
stances attending the imposition of the re-
toh al tax, 10 know that fully 20 per cent. ~
Al me voluntary returns and az least 20 mr.
cent OF The imposed assessments bv The "a e
SCISSORS, have been paid, the aggregate OF
both such payments being So, OCi.iS
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ILL, nj STEikE is about over, and 1t is still
,ei ,IDed mat trunks, travelling bags,
be sold as cheap as ever, AZ the old es:,b-
1 ,rsneo factory and sales rooms of James =.
IoPnatr. - .th street, joining Odd Fellows
loT prices. "
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COLOMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
~ AND LYIEG-IN ASYLUM.

This RESTITUTION navipg lately undergone very en-
tensiye repairs and imprcyeGsnt, s nov ready fog
the reception OF pafieDte. The nee wards large,
The private rooms are qua IN every rsspect 20 aay
institution Of tbs Kind In the country, and the hole
under the coptro Of sl e resident Surgeons - A.
yisory Board Of PHI sic,sns and Surgeons.
H. sssEssSf Ssf D. I'D SShsffTffS D.
Gen. y.K n.ns., u hssnretSs as,i6 \ u.soo.. ma.
q. n. kicnois, "a D., VI. RHw4th. Eoo
Noble lowg, n D., =! 1ifchs6 -,
q. II. Oragsn, D., w. 80
"a, Eshioss. Nd lIx oSsss.
- I; ssessss,siS, p D. sHsf1SsSt,E$4.
"A $3.50, n. lie. Ex8ssSStd.
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Weather IndIceffo ss To- dav.

WHITE OF NHIFF SIGNAL OFFICTR,l
WAspIN6ToN. July 90, 1871
FOR the middle states and New Eng an
fislng barometer, cooler north and west
Nnus, partly cloudy weather, and on the
coast occasional local rains and Winds
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Extraordinary Reduction.
HREss AND BusINEs, Sits
COATS AND VESTS

french Dtagon at go, reduced 20 SIS
az reduced 10 IL
Basket Worsted...-........sold at u, reduced to
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ SINGERS.
The tesmer ARROW, Capt. Frank Hollingshes al,
Is the only boat allowed TO land passed. r.
gers at Mount Vernon wharf. Eas- Eec
seLsers taking this steamer which is kz8a
connected nth the Ladies' Mount Vernon AssoCis-
topl sro'd ytdtNs lSs smbEsaSoss ts,ss vIss, y
other lines.
Round trip, 81, including admission to Mansion
and Grounds.
sessntr leaves 9TH street hsrf daily, SUNDAY er
cePted,D at o O. m and returns about 4 .. m.
j. MICH. HOLLINGSWORrH,
Sup. Ladies, Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK H0LLINGsHEAD, Str. Arrow ia9 su
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TWELFTH GRAND
4SNC4L SCHTETZENFEST
THE
WARRINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN,
Commenting on the Both July aud lasting i've days.
PRlZe SHOOTING, PRIZE BOWLING,
LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING,
Ard Prize Shooting by the SchuetZsn Cadet Corps.
Concert snd Daneins N usic by the Marine Band.
singing by the ryroleau Troupe, Gschw snderer,
In their National c 1stumes scaues in MID Air oy
the Grand Gymnast, SAMUEL sANYEAH, in
Guiding his Drop for Life Performance the
Rolling Globe by Miss MAUD SANYEAH. the only
lady in the world who performs this difficult act
The Little Prodigy. Little NELLIE WILSON, in
her SONGS and Danes.
BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION AND FIRE
WORKS
Every Evening puring the Festival.
The Celebrated Washington SRneerhund, n r.
Choir. Washington LisderkrarZ and Harmony have
Kindly consented to assist the NereIn and will offer
their hest songs
~ Members are requested to present their Mem
bership Tickets at the gate. yss 81
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DIVORCE NOTEs.-Rosetta Washington on
her husband, Jared Washington, on the
ground OF desertion and neglect to support
her. Alice II. Jordan has sued for q di-
Norce from Marcus s. &. jordan. They were
married November II 1s34, by Rev. d.. Adj
Iison. OF Trinity Church. She claims that
ntr nusband has failed TO support her. aud
ntated her cruelty, and has not been faith
Ill 10 his marriage VOWS
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FIRST EXCURSION TO POINT LOOK
OUT THIS SEASON. The Fine -
Steamer CHARLOTTE WANDER Ee&s-S
BILT, Captain Entwisle, will leay
Tor Point Lookout and Marshalls on Saturday
night at clock sharp, ana every Saturday there
Fare round trip 81 60
For state rooms. &C., inquire on board or at w
d.. W ilkenings, 300 9TH street. A fine brass band
will accompany every excursion.
FAMILY EXCURSIONS
every Monday and Friday nights Leaving 7th-
q cents. ~
The steamer can be chartered for excursions.
IL
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A WELL KNOWN LAWYER Drowned
Mr.. Stratford Fendall, the youngest son OF
the late Philip K. Fendall, was accidentally
drowned Saturday evening at the 7th street
wharf Mr.. Fendall went to Alexandria on
the i:2o p m. train on visit and left there
for Washington on the boat, arriving at the
wharf in this city about O'Clock p. m. 90
leaving the boat he walked off the wharf into
the water, he being near-sighted. His fall
into The wafer was not noticed by persons on
the wharf, but people on an adjoining wharf
saw him fall, and a boat hook was procured,
aEC hls body was recovered and efforts made
10 restore life, but they were unsucces sfIll
Mr.. Fendall adopted the profession OF his
lamented father-the law-and he was n
close student and an Industrious worker
with fine prospects before him Mr.. Fendall
was married about two years since to a
Young widow OF Virginia, who died several
months since.
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THE DEPARTMENT DOZEN"
VIII give select Ee
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION To NAR>HAIL
HALL. TT ESnAY. JULY 81, lsl7
The Steamer Mary Washington will leave her
horf foot OF IN street. ESQ B. IN, returning 70
tn. city at u 81 a. Vocal and Instrumental ca
cert IA the bat Tickets to- be hat Of the Commit
tee ard al the boat. Cars and ChsriOts will be IN
waiting. Music by Prof. Prs orio. 1926 s.
60 10 FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
80 CAPRS
EASTERN PBfSB1TERtANCH CRU RCE, TIL rs
DAY, AUGUST >, 1877.
The steamer Jane MCNsity will leave the wharf
foot Of 9th street, al clock p m returning about
O clock a. M. Saturday.
Tickets Tor the round tip So each, can be hal as
follows: Solomon & Chapman Bookstore; Ballan-
tyne Bookstore; y. c. Cate, Office Comptroller of
Currency; 9. NJ. X binson, Government Printsng
Office; W. W. Burke. General Land Ofice; J Bow
ers 30. Sth street D. "A Chapel a Co, cor OH
and ii SITS. n. &C. Parkinson, ID Auditor OF -;
VIM. " all. 92l Penna. ave; Mrs. T. MeIier, Mi
ave, lear llth 81. e. staterocms extra. may se
secured upon early application at Ballsnty Book
store Meals, 50 cents, can be obtained on sst
Good muric provided. No liquor sold on tue boat
The boat has the capacity to carry CO., but the num-
Der OF tickets will not exceed 800. Jy267t-
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DON'T LOOKOUT EXCURsIONsLThe
y splendid iron Steamer "SUE,"
SS sII " TT g Sscshee,ns vii ,ss9%s sAEE
20 Piney Point, MarshslI's and Point Lookout, on
sAIUkDAf, June 10. Fare only O. round trip
wharf, foot of 9TH street. every Saturday Of m ,
and returning arrive In Washington Monday morn.
ing et O'Clock. For state rooms and further infor.
nation apply 20 Stephenson Bro, nh street wharf
or Ct ONCE, 101 9 Pennsylvania avenue
yee-@ STEPHENSON 4 BRO, Agents.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
sea; her possessions may extend into
every region of the world; withal there

sea; her possessions may extend into
every region of the world; withal there
is more poverty, crime and agony among
her working masses than can be found in
any other country of Christendom. HeI
credit is good, her exchequer full, while
every fifth human being within her border
is pauper. To this condition, the advo.
Gates of what is called honest money, are
driving our people-frst sell their homes
under contraction-then rate them to the
poor as paupers. As an evidence of the
mendacity of the cohfscationists, We call
attention TO an extract from the Ledger,
which appeared yesterday in one of our
city papers: it contained two several and
distinct falsehoods. One that the flee coir-
age feature was retained in the silver bill
another that silver dollar of 4l2l grains
900 fine was only worth 90 cents.
The question is narrow-are the mil
lions to BE- robbed by legislation, and not
object.
America, England, and Germany, have
demonetized Silver, and are suffering COM
mercial and industrial distress. France
and Italy have not tinkered with the cur
rcncy, and are eNioying great prosperity
viii some of our conhscationists answer
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
From the F.aviieSl Ages.

SCRQftLA mas been the Aane. ana ns It
were, the curse of IHnslnu. HOyeS. in Inr
18TH chapter Of Levitlsue lays down ,,rr
explicit rules On this disease. So terrible
"N8 N"fh>ome had il been c0nSid9' then
ma .F-'N euoWu to ~ infected with II
W" 90. b. 4. lowed Il NIX with Surtctr
tn -s, regarded itaS divine infection
ana teHeTed there was 70 cure CcT II, II
was then the sins ofa youth or a Givln''yp
1rom the Aths OF virtue were runiSn..+s
long as lie lasted. happily In our ,;gv,
the sience Of medicine has been ievelortd
the great s'orehouse of MAJ ure furnishes a
remedy the disease is stripped Of its Ter
ror by the use 'theSAN \ II FANS ROOT
AND HERB JUICES. NJ. the victim OF
Scrofuls, | icers Sores. P!lnpleS, Blotches
litter, etc eau be restored 10 sound health
IN few weeks. That'there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad rs those
OF the dark ages We are well aware MANY
now fail to ind cure as well as they did
then. To MI such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon
eradicating all impurities from u e blood
and making the complexion bright and
healthy, 4 few bottles w I'll remove MIN.
plies or nlotcnes. thereby doing away with
cosmetics an4 powders. boot ANDHFRR
JUICES Sl23 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address.
DESMOND ( Co.
9lA Racestrect Phiadrlphia p
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L. L. hunkefs ustral kE. F.
Ahkels shampoo for
the Hair.

The best ana cheapest Hair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner IN the world. they remove
dand.u1.. alley irritation. Sty,-Le ana r,oI
the heated soap. prevent the hair from
ia4Hrg on, aud promote the growth in A
EeET short time, They Preserve and bea-.
-fy .2e La4T. and rtE4ey3I soti and g.o>sv.
lEe? IN par a bE...a-CE and a s.t.Y n.
pe.aCence - brad and WHY aai. ars a. :
Ea-: aress4-E. ;e5y axe Lnrlya leo: ers3g.
c%a.S cau47Tt1E and prevent Badness. Tra
SHAMPOO c'tans The 1a.r. removes greece
StlaI' i[--- IL. e!&i..a4., Cures headache
Shan ,f1t al- L.s,!a- .esi1Ge hair Ee 8 ~.
uTal and E.gsS! color, --s!0Te faded 6~v
harsh atoa WHY hair. Price Per bil;i1a 4
Ask ZOE. 4rI---sj for them or SEND to Z
@NEer. f!9prle'r-, No. - NoTtn Mimi
Street, Philade! phip 80
The Morning herald., 1877-11-28
e. f. NunAeI' Bitter Wine
Of Iron,

E. F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine ot
iron Will etfectually cure liver conlpIsint
i.'undice, ,dyspepsia, chronic or Lervous
dt'ol.Ny. CHRONIC diarrhOel, disease of the
XII ,neyS and all d..ea>eS arising from a
dis 'rdered liver, stomach or iItesf!nes
such a> constitution, 4 tuleuce, inward
pi es, +uitne>S q. bleod IN the head. c;aitT
OF the stomach, nausea heartburn. diSSu:t
for foC d fulln.>S or weight in the stomach
sore & uctaTjons. sinking or f,u,;cr;rr al
the pit ,r the stomach. swimming Of the
head. hU rTled ordirticai' ore iihiug. fiut,er.
!ngs at Ii { heart. choking or sutft,cating
sensation when in lying posture dimmess
Of VISION, dois or weos before HE sight,
pirallon. ye lNwnesS OF the SKIN and eyes
pain in the 81 de, back: head, chest, limbs,
flesh. constant imagiaIi IS OF evil aud creat
4eEress.o2 OF Spills, Price 81 per bottle,
druggist palm of some other preparation
2firon he may say IS a good. but -sk for
kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
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