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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08
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ton ? @s lit befanntli6 etne itarfeSnbtanerz
@eianbti6aft bort angefDmmelt, tpel6e NIT
benz y@roBen 8ater" cine Jtatbsberiammz
lung 3u balten beabfi6tigt. 0te 8eante
tpertung bteierSrage lit gar 11i6t 10 i6per,
ME man in Walbtn9ton at13unebmen
i9etnt. S6er felt man fi6 NUT untptiz
ienb? Die metiten Der StGmme, beren
8ertreter erl6tenen ftn6, tparen mebr Dber
tpeniger in Die leBten S%notanerfrtege berz
tpidelt, tbetls IN Wtaiie unter etgenen Sub
rern, tbeils 10, baB iun9e &rie9er berielben
auf eiger1e 6auit unterSttttng Sun gebtel1t
baben. sic 1aben 0em3ufDlge grDBe Ser
LUTTE gebabt unb @tele beoiirfen elmer neue1
Nls1tattung, namentIi9 leitbem MAJ ibz
men 8offen nno pferbe tpe9genommen
bat.
g e16enfel" 0as lit es mas Ste
Sn6ianer tpolen. 9enn a1e 8ertrGge 9a>
BEN fir 1ie muir bieie8ebeutung. Merbtngs
betra6ten Tie ibre SabrgelDer nr6 tire Sea-
tural> 9teferun9en ais G1ttl 6a0tgungen, Die
ibnen fiir 6as Qufgeben trgeno tpel6er
2Gnbereten unb bes freien Sagore6tS lber
BEN aar5en @eiten gebibren. Nber Dte
oft bat ieoer Stamm fait Die betreffenoen
8ertrd9e 9ebro6enl
@s lit in Der Ebat etn GerbGltniB 6es
8aters 81 %tptloe1, un9e5ogenen &tnoer1t, .
bteie 8e5tebun9 Der 8unbes1 &e8ierun9 gu
ben Snbianern. Surtftii9 baben oieIfetz
ften lGn9it iebes st Oh t auf Sabre5unter=
ftiBungen pertptrft. Nber #: itrb rtnmiittz
oteen ber9Iei9bar, pel9e nt6t boIe 3uz
re6nungSfGbigfeit beitben. Sn ibrem
6au ma6t 6as aIgeneine menl6li6e
Ge6t auf @rtiten3 lno 9ebensunter6alt,
bas tie forttpdbreno our9 tbre untbaten
bertpirfen, itetS BON 9teuem letne unaba
tpeisbaren Sorberungen 9eLteno.
Die Snotaner i6etnen tpteoer lber Die
Qbtretung Der 8la6 6iaS an Die Station
u~nterbanbeln gu tpouen. Vor Sabr lno
Sag fonnte man b~efanntlt6 nit Denlelben
iiber Die 8ebingun9en nt6t eittg tperOelt.
Soer better geiagt, ite ielb1t fonnten ltter
1t6 nt6t iiber bic Nbtretung et1t9 Deroet,
Da tire tun9en &rieger uno man6e 6Guptz
hinge, an i6rer Spite Der energti6e, tapfere
unb einfluBrei6e Sitting 8un, Gt6tS baz
BON ptiien nDIten. Ser tptlbe u8uu"
lit ieBt tptrfli9 gum ftbenben o0er lagerns
ben getporben. @r rubt ais Slii6tltng in
benz canaoii9en @ebiet. Die 3eit i6ei1t
allo 9etommer, tpo man ilber Die glbtrez
tung Der S6par3en Serge gu etnem Ste
iultat fontmen fam, ba bas S6pert eez
gen beren Spponenten enti6teben bat.
@s banbelt it6 bterbet UNI oas St6taz
ners8olf Ser Stour, Die aus %folgen0en
Stdmrnen beiteben BEN OgaIauaS, 8ru1
les, 11ncpapas, Sans 2lrcS, Winnecontons,
Cautious, ganttonats, SanteeS un0 Niits
ntbotnes. Die 0elegaten iolen MIR bier
pber fiinf Ser obigen Stdn1me bertreten
nn6 ni6t etgentltde 8epoamd6ti9te, ionz
bern nur cine Dirt bon MISUNDERSTANDING
i9aftern ietn, bic gu fiblen batten, tpte Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-10-08

Wtnb in @aibington tpe6t. Die berborz
Notwithstanding Ser Stour iinb ,,9teo
Glouo" (bon ben S9alalIaS) nnb nSpotz
TED Satl" (bon BEN 8ruleS). WteDrere Der
anoeren Stdmme itn6 in b0ier Qaulte urlo
Iiebangeln nit Solep6 unb nit Sitting
8ua", tpenn ibnen au6 bis iebt Ser Wfutb
feblte, it6 often fit bieieIben 3u erfIdren.
Wu6 inter ben frieoli6en StGmmen
berrl6t cine eetptiie urrubi9e @rnartung
Der S6rttte, tpeI6e Die WttBpergniigten
t6un merben. 86. 9ent.
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They were very pretty, and there
was apparently five or six years diff
erence in their ages. As the train
pulled up at Bussey, out on the A. X,
Il ID. the younger girl blushed, fiat
tened her nose nervously against the
window, and drew in joyous smiles as
a young man came dashing into the
car, sho.k hands tenderly and cordial
ly, insisted on carrying her valise,
magazine, little paper bundle, and
would probably have carried her had
she permitted him. The passengers
smiled as she left the car and the muir.
muir went ripping through the coach,
They're engaged" The other girl
sat looking nervously out Of the win
dow, and once or twice gathered Ter
parcels together as though she would
leave the car, yet seemed to be expect
ing some one. At last he came. He
bulged into the door like a house on
FIRE. looked along the seats until his
manly gaze fell on her upturned. ex.
pectant face, roared-"Come on; I've
been waiting for you on the platform
for fifteen minutes" grabbed her bask
ct and strobe out of the car, while she
followed with a little valise, u band
box, paper bag full of lunch. bird.
cage, a glass jar of jelly preserves and
an extra shawl. And a crusty look.
ing old bachelor in the further end Of
the car, croaked out, in unison with
the indignant looks Of the passengers,
They're married" - Burlington
Hawkeye.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

About twenty wears ago. a some
what abusive opponent of the Baptists
was publishing book against them at
the Office of the printer Of the Acts of
the Mississippi Legislature. BY some
inadvertence the sheets got mixed and
before the confusion was detected, sew.
eral copies OF the acts were so bound
as to exhibit the following astonishing
piece of legislation: "Be it enacted
by the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives, of the State Of Mississippi,
That bap means TO put under the wa
ter, and tho means to pull out
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
pAIN in the right side, under the edge
1 Of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patient israrely able lie onthe len
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade. and it frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for a rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
ell with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head istroubled with pain. accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss Of memory, accompan-
led with a painful sensation Of having
left undone something which oughtto
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tent complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility f; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complainsof "a
prickly sensation Of the skin his spir-
its are low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it. In fact,
he dis,rusts every remedy. Several OF
the abovesymptoms attend the disease,
but ca.es have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination Of the
body, after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND YER.
DIR. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASKS OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Ouinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimple purgative theya unequaled.
REWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine Din. c. MfLANKs
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression On.
McLANE's LIVER PILLs.
The genuine McLANKsL LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures Of c. McLASR.
and FLEMING BRos. on the wrappers.
VInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine Dr'C
MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared
BY Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To,ho,e wishing to give ps {. McI.Ass', LIvsa
PIlIs q trial. We wilt mail post PAID to Any part OF
the United States, one hon OF Pills for twenty Ave
cents. FLKMING BROS, Pittsoarg, Pa.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

They tell of prominent Methodist
brother at westiield, Mass. who took
his little son to church with him Sun.
day evening, and sat in the ''amen
corner" When the enthusiasm was
at its height, and the responses coming
often and heartily from the stentorian
lungs of the father, the boy, who had
also got thoroughly aroused, kept pok.
ing his parent in the ribs, whispering,
"Holler louder, father! boiler amen
louderl
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"And you can deliberately give up
so much for only just me'"
Her woudrous eyes met his now
bravely, and thrilled him with the
Oversight in them.
"Only just you, my own darlingl
Why. you are more than all the world
to mel Come. Irene. we will 60 tell
uncle Abiah ut once. Just one kiss
first, yes, you mustl"
And he had more than one, or two,
or three-he had as many ~ he want
ed-beforc he led her, blushing, with
tears trembling on her la-hes. like
diamonds on 4 golden thread, to uncle
Abiah, who sat in his library with
Mrs. Cornelis, industriously looking
over recipe-book.
They looked up in surprise as Wal
ter MARCHED in, Irene on his arm.
"If you please, uncle Abiah, I want
your blessing and cordial consent TO
give you Irene for your niece. Hove
her, and she loves me-"
Uncle Abiah looked shrewdly over
his glasses at Mrs. Cornelia.
swell, sister, what shall we say to
ia"
And a broad smile Of perfect de-
light was on her merry face.
"Say' Why, tell them yes, and
welcome; and tell them their aunt
Cornelia isn't fool, If their uncle
Abiah Isl"
Walter looked astsnished, and then
felt Irene tremble on his arm.
Darling, what is it''
She smiled through her tears as she
chung to his arm.
"Oh, Walter. I am so afraid you
will be angry. lam Mabel after all,
and-and-"
"And you have made love to your
cousin, the heiress, in spite Of your
self, my boy! So Hillcrest is a FORE
gone fate, after all, eh?"
Don't scold, please, walter!' Ma
bel said, in low, pleading voice, with
her blue eyes looking into his ewn.
GAS if ever could scold you, my
darling! And since have you. what
need care else?"
And Mrs. Cornelia turned over the
leaves of the receipt-book until she
came to "wedding-cake and AYERS
that she made the match herself.
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He was praising her beautiful hair,
and begging for one tiny curl, when
her little brother said; 30, my! faint
nothin' now. You just ought to have
seen how long it hangs down when she
hangs it on the side of the table to
comb it," Then they laughed, and
she called her brother a cute little an
gel, but when the young man was GO
ing away and heard that boy yelling,
he thought the lad was taken sudden
" and dangerously i'll.
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ANOTHER French SToRy.-

ANOTHER French SToRY.-"Six
years ago he detected her committing
a sin. lie never pardoned her, but
condemned her to live with him, and
since then he has ever dressed himself
in clothes of the same material and
cut as those worn by her paramour.
In this costume he took his walks
abroad with his wife. The unfortu-
nate woman died of broken heart,
and her husband followed her hearse
clad in yellow costume"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

A country girl worked the motto
IL need the every hour, and present
ed it to her chap. He says he can't
help it; it takes him two hours to milk
and feed the pigs, morning aud night,
and business has got to be attended to.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

Upper says, "A babe in the house
l. well-spring OF pleasure" When
the baby is well and goOd-natured,
plenty Of spring and lots Of pleasure.
But when he has something On his
mind o nights, there is more spring
than pleasure. Comfort is found in
equilibrium.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30
CONDENSED TINE.
CONDENSED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS come soryu.
May H. 1876.


Passengers ~ !. e. A Z. r. n (short IInel 1. ".
al n. n, n. A. N. ". n sud u. :. Mail Line
sieamers conncci ~ Louisville With TRAIN No
T. TRAIN No. connects ~ Lebanon Junction
With frsin No " for all points on Knoxville AID
Rirhuiond branches. TrAln No. - connects ~ Ish
anon Junction With Train No. f-uni all ruints On
the Memphis rud Montgomery LINES; NJ Lebanon
with stage. 70 aud frum springfield, Csmpisll.ville
Coumhia and Grecrshurr: " Mitehellshure -ith
stages 10 Hnd from ferry Willie and ifrfc4shurs AZ
isnNille Statin With stages 10 aud nom panville
CITY, al stamford With stages 10 and from Sometsst.
Al Richmond Junction To- aud fran points between
there aud Livingston; 81 kichmosd uith Stages 10
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USEFUL ryFORWsrrOx


fowls, may be cured by rubbing on the
feet and legs an ointment made Of lard
and sulphur -four two or three times
week. At the end Of the week, wash
the diseased parts with carbolic soap
suds.
TOMATO SoY.-fwo large cans of
tomatoes, one pound Of dark brown
sugar, one-half pint Of vinegar, and
one-half ounce Of whole cloves; boil
slowly until reduced very rich and
thick. II is very nice with meats,
poultry or game.
To RESTORE THE HAIR AFTER III.
SEss.-Equal parts Of best brandy
and strong black tea, shaken we'll to-
gether and rubbed well into the roots
Of the hair once daily. will usually re.
store the hair after long illness. BE
careful not to scratch or irritate the
scalp with rough combing and brush.
inc The m;x,ure should no made a,
least once in three days, even in cool
wo.,hor
noNhSAiiS" Ohp pofrh@-i'
,req"e"''y hsPPe"s 'a"' ue"'er' ana
'u''e' '"""ai"o'''e's nave" 4"a' wy
u ou.'e' wn'cn oec0ae' 'a"e'" anu
u"n' ~, S"'e' e''"er through ,"ProP'
:, ".""s " .|'e,e''"es' III US man
- ~" '''e' .as - $3.50
c :" ' " "PPe" NC" =! '"'
'oo"s "e' cr ''eo. ''e"
~ " VIZ" " y"
pun ~ "' " "
u u' 'o ''p'o " '"' we"
81 nA,' -" rs, ,,''''u " '"e vo''V" nv ~ ~,
with the alum water heat a. warm Nc
the hand can bear-but not boiiing-
then add what but,er the boiler will
ho,d co,ven;e,tIv Stir !, ,boro,,h,,
for fifteen or twenty minutes. and
nut the butter into A cburn. adding
one GALLON of new milk for each ten
mounds of butter. Add butter color.
inc I, add a rich, yellow color. and
cburn the whole. When the bu,,er
/. Gathered in the cburn add salt.
wash i, and work il well. and il will
have the taste smell and appearance
of f,esb butter I,;.h.rdlv necess.rv
IN add that when butter has been
worked over in tbi, wav the sooner il
il sold the better. We ore indebted
to Mr. r. Smith the well.knoxn lint.
ter color manufacturer for the REGIME
given aboye.-TThe Practical Farmer
-, o ~,
~ ''
~ " go ~ "
We ~ WIS" '"'0 s'" o''"
u" ' O' nv MANURE o''
49, ", ' s'o"
e % 80 "' ''ue "' "sue
'"e'o ma '.e' %" s'o" "'"o''
s Vi. -. hao" '"' ~
and otner vegetables must nave ma
nure or they will not thrive, but they
regard trees as a different order of veg
tation-something that can thrive and
flourish where nothing else would.
But, in the case of trees on rocky hill
sides. the land is often anything but
poor. The rocks themselves ofte
contain valuable mineral matter,
which, as the rock decays, is presented
in form that plants can feed upon.
Then whatever vegetation grows
among the rocks remains there to de-
cay, and even leaves and other for
eign substances that blow into the crew
ices formed by the rocks make a vslu-
able plant-food, on which the tree
thrives. Indeed, trees in apparently
poor, rocky places, are really much
better off than many trees in orchards,
where they are in what appears good
land
i" "'o'e ,e'e' '""'' trees Must I've
'n'nu'eu' 1" many cases u Is as FEC
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

There isn't any thing very funny
about the tail of a rabbit, even if
brevity is the soul of wit.
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NEWSPAPERS.
PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE LOUISVILLE
CoURiER-JoURNAL
LsvE~ss Hest and h~sp~., s.nsii, ~.
per ts the tait~a ssss-..
EDITED ny
HENRY wATTERSON.

The Courirr-J .sufnal l. = combination uasie 10
sssi 81 thtes old lasais,ie piI-r.. W. the jour
nsi established IN i<sB tho Coarief, IN Is4s. asd
the Nsmo-r1t in istt. Its r.tutat1n 10 psiionai
sell as u, cin aiatisn, aud u pronounced one Of
the ablest, spciest ~ltiissi. sirongrsi anil tot
ranx.i rsI-T~ In tho serid. ~. nait,r hins ..ps-
ciali, ssItsl ." IN. M-rrhaat, Iaun~r Ladies aud
thiidfru.
The Nrekiy CONVERSATIONAL y not = rnsre h..iy
h"trh-I ,tch thra~n ts~rtb~f from the daily 81 tioR
hui complete, aide, siasy family RessyaIer. care
mlly ani nt,ls~uiiy eliic,l 10 every column sni
paragraph.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30
TaAuNs eOpNa NORTH.
CONNElTtsNs,

TRAIN 40. IL CONNECTS Al Richmond Junction
IN aud frum points between there aud Livingston;
~ STANFORD With stages To and nom somsrst; al
panviile station With stages 10 and frvn p.nviiie
city; At Mitehsllshurg With sisge. 10 sud from Ter
ryvtlle aud Harrsishurs; ~ Lebanon With .tsee-
to from Springfield, Csmpi.llsviilc, Columbia ssd
Grvensburr. al Ishsnon Junction -ith Trsins
leaving 81 40 '. n. and i:5o a. ~. for Meiaphis
Mcntsoa.sr,, and intermediate points. Passenger.
giving 10 points North. East. and West fsna Isuls-
vile are transferred 10 Trsin No. q at Lebanon
Junction. Train No. connects al Cincinnati June
ti"r Nth 4. G l.. u ior the North and hast;
at Louisville In Union Depot With ~ ". aud = +.
". A I T. " for tho North, East, and West. and
-ith 4. 5. Male Line steamers Go Cincinnati and
the East.
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OUR COUNTRY!
WHAT WILL
BECOME OF 1T /?

Ia question hos agtailug tho publie mind
The grave issues hsiore Tongues; ID. dual settle
sent 81 ts~ late Presidential slscton tho incoins
tonsfe~ the nsw President the Foley Of the
next AdministTation aud mtuu welfare OF the
country aud people natter Of great Interest TO
each and every individual. such a crisis has not
heen presented .iace the nsrlarstion VI indspeni.
encc.
rEVruFuL lIisTuRr Of sveat. and doings Of
Congress will be given vita impsuislity aud hlr-
mes, In the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER,

public spirited paper sehoinE the wishes Of tho
people, aud advocating submission 10 the Laws.
g'sd Government, and the Rights Of the People ~
he heard upon all matters thai pertain 10 the ooun
uy's welfare.
IHs 1RlcKr PoLIIIcIAss, al-sys ready to
CANINE trouble, but Who never participate 10 danger
will he shown up In their true cbsIactsr- ~ sub
ssrib,ng foe the Enquirer, you will got a hithfal
TecOTd of events - they uanspire. without PAEIr
CoLosIsa snd unbiased BY rsriy feelings, as ths
irus sssn In newspaper 10 II. sbility aud willing
ness TO give the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30
HisCgLItNrOus.
ASK the r,cnxetrd

ASK the recovered
DyspeP,ics, Billi"us
sufferers, victims n
Fever and Aeue. the
merrurai dlapsc'i ~
tisnt how they rccov.
cr 4 health, chccrfa
g,lri,s and gooi aris
lite = they vii tel
you Nv iaking STU /.
Mons t.ivNR REgU.
IkTuR.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

TIE Cheapest. rsr,.t and Rest rsnIi, Medicine
IN the World.
For DysrEPstA, CONSTIPATION Jaundice,
Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, ,'olic, Drrrrs-
Ion 81 spirits, SOUR sTO,NACH, Heat Barn,
&c, Sc.,
This unrivslei southern remedy IL warranted
not 10 contain single particle ~ NrECtsy, or any
Injurious min~ral substance, but IL
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-30

ss5 a mouth, hotel and travelling xt--n.ss paid No
PSddling Address MONITOR LAMP co, Gin, q.
s. 500 s; sri sss; s; Co., fsr ssa'G
WONDERFUL srCCEss, "a. 900 81 she
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
DEsCRlBED AND n.LUsfRxTEb.
sold In 90 days. Il beins N. esiy eenrl.i. isr-
prio, Work $40 pages only es 80 treating 81 the
saiirr history. Erand sriiaiRss, wssderfsi ~.
hisits, rsriosiiiss. srsAt days, etc. Illustrated,
md ~ eheaisr Thar any s,esfi .,'rissaI go. at.
Agent sasfef S.nd g.iciiv f,f proof n chow. an
Ion. u officials, clergy sud pres, Ssrupe pages iul
de.rip'ioa and.sira term. HCbBARD BEo's,
Pms, ~ san-,m 81, fhilAlrlphis.
CAUTION ' srr AR :: sGi 1i'.I' i.i f;
ssnd tr presf
w a N TT Il ID =.
Men 10 travel and establish agencies in every to~
for and Isi is,ily -It,-f t,la,s Chrlu.
and Lamp. husins.s permanent, sells easy; ps,i.
ding fIRLslbE NJ" 60, riu.bursh. II.
Drunkard Stop!
4. q. BEERS. VI. ID. formerly Of
Bsionl hs- harmless cure Tor lntcmpcr-
unssc, which can L. given vit h"ut the Ino~ J.
eise Of the patient Also one iur the
d I'll q NJ III a Ii 1T.
permarent cure guaranteed 10 toth send stamp
BEERS q CO., Birsstnxh~sn. u me-.
TRAINS.
Passenger Trains. North. $50 An.
Passenger Trains, south, as T. ".
Freight Trains, North, sAi A. NJ.
Freight Trains South, 40 4. NJ.
NAILS.
somerset Mail closes $50 A. NJ, opens g 90 p NJ
Louisville Mail elpssS = 70 A. NJ. oI-ns 500 4 N
Richmond and Livingston Mail CLOSES 400 T.. N.
opens y0i A. NJ
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
CHRISTIANS services every sabbath. Preach.
ing BY Elder liall0u lat, Ord and lth, at u A. NJ
sunday sch' meets at . A. NJ. Joseph severance
Superintendent.
BAPTl>T.-Is,,,lar Services 2nd aud i,h sab
baths, at u A. ", Rev, J. NJ. Bruce Pastor
SUNDAY school, ats, Il u. Harrow. uI~rintsndent.
MErHODIST.-Rey J. " Peoples. Pastor
Preaching every sabbath. morning and night
sunday sch'-pl, ate. J. e. Cospsr superintendent.
Prayer meriinE every Thur~iay night.
PRESBYTERIAN, NORTH Rev :. :. MeRob
rvs breaches 2nd aud ith sshhsihs.'at II A. NJ.
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eontaining thos. southern Roots and firrhs, Witch
alivi-e Providence has plael In countries who're
Liver Diseases msst prevail u will care sll his
eases caused by Berasssmest o. the Liver asd
Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS " tIver Complaint are bitter
OF hsl taste In the mouth; Pain In the Rtrk, sides
or points, Often mistaken far Rheumatism, >aar
stomach, Los Of Appetite; Bo~el- alter aatively
costive and Lax; Headsche los Il niemury, With
painful sensation II having Allied to do sntething
Witch ought 10 have been done; Dehiiity, low spir-
its, thick yellow appearance Of the skin aud
Eye, dry Cough often mistaken for Consumption
Sometimes many II these symptoms attend the
discnse, at Others very fev; but the tdvts, the
largest organ IN the body, Il generally the seat 81
the disease ana u not regulated In time, rrrst SUIT
srins, -retehesine~ and DkirH viii ensu.
can recomme-d ss an etiesciow remedy Tor dis
ease 81 the Liver. He'rtbufn aud Dyspepsia, stun
mons Liver Regulator.
LkwIs q. wuSpKR. tsls Master street.
ASSISTANT Posr MsuKR, PHILADELrHis.
"we have tested it, VIRTUES, personslly and knov
that Tor Dyspep-is. Bllousness AMI Throbbing Head
ache, "a Il the hest m-,iicin' the world ey,r ss~
We have tried forty other remedies hsfnre Summons
Liver Regulator, but none Of them gave more
than Temporary relief-but the Regulator not only
relieved, but cured usL"--ED. rELeRArr AND
MEsskSaER Macon, Ga.
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