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mnHnt ot Arthur VITA thue made necessary. ami
thr reasons arc such A. would satisfy nny tnl-
partial Republican that the President did cx-
nelly right in thu matter.
RI ne REMOVED.
Fcrsons holding close rulattons tn tho stato
Department say that Cnnsut-t}cnrral Tnrhcrt Is
e. hc removed fro.n Paris, and Consul.ticncrat
Na,i.nu from London. anil that Hov. FaiFehtll.
Ut Wisconsin, EnnsiIl at Liverpool, cnn be pro-
motcd to London II he desires.
NOMINATIONS.
To fhe srtsfsrH dsFntiaf'd Tr,H.
WasHtNnrnN, u. T., not. 1.-THE President
sent the follnwfnE nominations to the 2cnatc:
q. Wl!cE Wsl!s, q Mississippi, Cunsu! q. Hong
Hong Kong, Cnnss,l-Grncral at Shanghai; l.. L..
LOWS, United States Attorney fur the Eastern
District Vi firatna; E. 1'ra.t stratton, ct New
York, Supervising fnspretor. of Steam Vessels,
Scttlt.,f District; Joseph C. jewell. Surveyor Ut
Customs at Evansville, Ind; David Porter,
surveyor of Custons ut Savannah, tin.; James
llflchItst. Surveyor of Customs al Whenltsg,
Va; John O4lesby. Assistant Appraiser of Atcr-
eha,ldsc nt New Orleans.
rostn,at.crs-1icia1l Drane, Hannibal, Mo. :;
Alex: Kcct,, Toledo; ". L. McQutgs. 1routou,
o.; Lloyd b, Stephenson. ogden City, Utah.
CONFIRMED.
The sena.e c9n'Ifnsa H = t!'e @ folewns aomina, NJ
Of tho United States Legation, fl Spain: Alfred
f. Lee, oE Otio, c0nsul.tfrncral Of the United
States at Frankfort; +. ]. Aiaclain, Of Ohio,
COtistiI at NAkAau,
Collectors Of Customs-Cyrus II. Baldwin, Of
South Carolina, District Of Charleston; c. H.
Frouty, Of Texaa, District Of salurEs.
Surveyors Of Cnstoms-julltI Cnmphcll, Of
Nebraska. Port Of UnAha: Isaac II. M0lllton. OF
Wisconsin, Port Of LaCtossc; George Fisher, Of
Illinois, Port of Cairo.
r,stmastcrs-Jamcs AtacLccr,. Brooklyn, N.
Y.;J D. Smith Howell, Mich; Frank II. Pos.
VII Miscsisneoss- s Ware Peck, of New
York, Associate Justice nj the Supreme Court
for the Territory, of WyomnR: J: c. bancroft
Clains: Hurry lsoptf., Of Kansas Receiver
u Public Moneys District Of I.arned. kAnsas; :;
Henry l.: Dodge, Of California. Superintendent
William Mctftekcn, Unltc'i Btatcs Surveyor
Geueral Ut Washington Terrttprv; Edward G.
Wade. Of f.corgia, Collector Of Internal ltuy.
cnue Third District OF ticorgia.
REJECTED.
WASHINGTON, y. G., Dee. 14.-fn the c1eclt.
tive srs.lon 0f tho Senate thu nntnln ltton ot
Samuel Il. afaclln, lurmer member Of the Florida
kotnt,lInG Hoard, to be Associate J,stteu of tl,u
Supreme Court Of New Mckee, Yns rerurtc.l
frUH, the Judiciary Committee unfnynrah!y n1l,l
rejected without a rulI-raif. Senator Conuvcr
wis ono Ut It's most earnest opponents. =.
, 1877-12-15
PEACE IiUMORS,

IVHKht sAlD TO pEslRh FKAcE.
LONDON, oce. lo-o q. m'-Ihc toif III Its
ieaA,n0 eu.soFla1 nus morning says: W Il un.
actfoot that inc bratsh Cabinet Yesterday Ind
be'oto them circular tFo'n thu Purfe !uttmat-
!ne us "nnhgness 10 accept tho mediation nf
Ausone' 1ho Porte asserts that tue Euaran-
tees ior eoou government furnished ly the
constitution arc lar more advantageous than
tne estaolsnheat OF autonomous states. which
eah on1T leaa to tho dlslnte4ratton Ut tho En-
p"c'' 4hs i'ofs, ho%ofaF, copatdeta that thcro
nrc no pre1eut proapeets Of tho acccntaneo ut
meo!aNon' as dcrmany 10 hostile thereto, aud
any oHor on sha part Vi England u not likely TO
oe we'll received by Hus>ta.
ALSO Auss1A.
lho ocoes"sdHs Lonaoh correspondent writ
Ing Oh Thursday says: "Ta'norrow Lord
, 1877-12-15

9t<cia{ NsndfcH Ia 7h4 EH7t1Vn 7F16QNFs
CAKlIsvLLg, ILL.,, Dec. l4.-Thu dcpositors
Of tho collapsed Bunker Hill bank hare suo-
ceeicd IN having the officers and the Cashier,
J. 4. Beach. Indicted by the present 0raud
jury. Beach has fed the country. Tila depos..
itoss Will lose II pr cent Of tAclr deposits, and
the stockholders all 0! thrir stock. tho asssts
arc about t3o, ,ulO; duo dcpositoss, 475.o .ooo. Thu
banks capital and the tnoney of thu Aeposktors
WAS lost In option deals In Chicago. Thc loss
Is very scyers on thu dcooaitoEs, manY Of whom
lost THAR all.
, 1877-12-15

ENzENUVW.
LONDON. Dec. 14.-A telegram from Erzc-
rouu, says: In pursuance Of orders from
Lord Derby, the British Consul left yesterday
morning with all tho archives Of tho Consulate.
-Four fourtcenccnttmctre sieks guns have been
brought by the Russians from kasa to lIa.san-
Kaich. aud IN attaek upon Erzcroum Is mo-
mentartlr expected.
YAM.
"Gcn. TcrgukassolT's division from Bavazld
s threatening Van.
sAQNtPiCANT.
"Tho Turkish Headquarters correspondent
telcgraphs that tho departure Of The Hrftisl.
Consul Ia regarded BY the Turks as forcs,a,l-
owing British declaration OF war agaiust
Kussla."
, 1877-12-15
OMAHA,

2aseial bfpatrk 10 TA4 CAtedeo TRIBUNE.
OMAuA, Neb., Dcr. li.-lIouston s. GARRISON
dry goods, failed to-day for 3a0,0o; assete'
$la0N, Among the creditors are ssvesal Cnl"
csgo houses for small amounts.
, 1877-12-15
WASHINGTON.

Another Lively and Interest,"
ing Episode in Exeou-
tive Session.
i1r. Conk1lng Gives tho Lie III.
fcrcntia1 to Gordon, Of
Georgia;
Which Is Followed by Talk
About Settlement Else
where, Etc.
Another Of the Presidents
Nominations Rejected
Almost Unani-
lnOusly.
An Attempt in the House to Inau-
gurate a General Depart
mental Espionage,
BY Which Sixteen Investigating
Committees Could Have the
Fullest Scope.
But tho Little Game Is Defeated by
ShreWd Parliamentary
Tactics.
The Chinese Question Under
Serious Consideration in
the Cabinet.
4 Difference Of Opinion as to thu Right
Of the Government to In
tarfere.
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.,o AND DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
auglSlsOl&wom
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"FREE GUIDE 40 lENAS,' the land OF
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tons, rates OF fare and freight, full OF infor.
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands
crops schools, churches, etc. Who pays TO
II? THE MISSOURI, KANSAS Il 'HE&A
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands
MI parts OF the United States and Europe
This goes to show what they are doing for
Texas. They nave lately reduced their rates
Of fare tor emigrantS almost Oue-haf. Their
trains are cru"dcd and special trains axe
frequently ran TO accommodate the people,
They are spending thousands OF dollars in
Texas. They have twelve regular travelling
men employed distributing free Information
concerning Texas throughout The United
states. TueP ask our ala In Their efforts.
PHironize the MISSOURI, KANSAS ~
TEXAS RAILWAY, go NOkIH VIA
Territory. they will Land you directly In
the Great Union Depot IN 81. Louis They
don't compel you to ride three or tour miles
through the back streets aud alleys OF ST..
Louis 10 topping omnibus. They ran their
coaches ana aleepers through TO ~, Louis
and enter the Union Depot. Is there any
other line from Texas that does? "NO.h
rhey also run coaches and sleeping cars from
Texas to liHnrthal and QuiHcy. Have yuu
any !iIends East looking towards IeSuS? II
so, send their address 10 the undersigned and
he will with pleasure forward them land you
ALSO beautiful pamphlet aud other inter-
estine matter well worth the mere requ0st.
Addtcss, AN H. BROWN,
Geul Paasg'f Ag't NJ, K. 4 T. R'y,
une- a.9O-t ~riniip, "a
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c,,.ea the Body to Gain in Solid Flesh

Its value can not be too strongly b mpFGSs ssS
rpSn the attention Of 81, 'G9 pro TeT e @
The ainle,s,nh a nostrurls OF the day, but Is
Of sns upon scientific prinSpies Y Iyols
ptreIpn,ciop OF thirty years experience S''i
everywhere. "a Murray ST., New York
| snntS-deOd-wly -----------
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....'t J.s'n pNi,,
r.,Yl.a,f.i4ued, having purchased
.,r...unrL No. 400 Main ttre-t,
'.,r..fp ,ho LeGraud holeD known
.uu.,mouico," has entirely reuo-
.... .ftIed AND decorated the same
6f..ciuss manner
~ ,npg experience in the restaurant
ra,.rr., m New York and PhiIadel.
'.,o enables Tive present proprietor To
md,r of the wants, aud cater TO the
yy..i,s Of lirst'class trade.
Tbp public are assured that no eX-
,onsa has been or will be spared to
Sndsr hle "DelmOuieop restaurant,
G,stcIass in every respect, and that
'nr Ep.iness men with their families
and friends can there find suitable
" ,ioce TO refresh themselves without
onrnyanae or any unpleasant features.
n IL the intention Of the present
management TO supply n want long
rlr in this city, of providing a first
g,s, restaurant, where all the deIica-
alas o, the season will be served daily,
and where cIeaLlint ss, decorum and
courtesy will attract the patronage of
tba resident community.
An inspection Of the attractions, inn
movements and cousin Is respectfully
solicited. $3.50,
a reasonable numbers oftable board
els taken. ,
COLONEL. A. II. WANDS
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scncscH's TuimOmtc syrup, Sea, ced
TUnic, aud Mandrake Pills.

These deservedly celebrated and
populgr medicines have effected 4
revolution in the healing art, and
moved the fallacy of several maXims
which have for many years Instructed
fine progress Of medical science. The
mlst suppositlun that consumption is
mcnrapeo deferred physicians from
attempting to fad remedies for that
disease, and patients afflicted with it
racnucj!ed emselves to death without
making nm fort to escape from u
doom which they supposed to be un-
uyOideblc. Ii is now proved, how
ever. that consumption can be cured,
opt That has Eeen cured in a very
ueat IN Der of cases (sOme of them
upugrpnt desperate OneS) by
Scneuck's Pulmonic Syrup alone
ppd in other cases by the same medi,
cine i'm connection with SchenCk's
Ne, Weei Tonic and Mandrake Pills
one or both, according to the require
meu,5 OF the case.
Dr. scEeuck himself. who enjoyed
NittI''lNt ECU ENhu lthiNli ava ihtAC
than ,ut.y years, was supposed at one
tine TO BE- AT the very gate Of death,
bis physipiana having pronounced his
cmr hopeless, and abandoned Lin to
Ms iwl. he was cured 10y the afOre-
s..d medicines, and, since his recovery
many thousands similarly affected
have used DR.. 5chenck's preparations
with the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each,
making t. not absolutely necessary to
personally zee Dr. Schenck unless pa
tents wish their lungs examined, and
fer this purpose he is professionally AZ
his principal office, corner Sixth and
Arch sty,e,s, Philadelphia, every Mon.
day, where nil letters for advice must
be addressed.
sphepc&'s medicines are sold by all
diuyg'ss.--jian3 I'm,
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

nm tho speedy Cure of seminal ,,o Ms srs
to uass sii Lost Manhood, aud oil assorphv ny
ih.n nvt On by indiscretiods OF exceSs' my
6 9it has the ingredients
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farming the most powerful d @re' rf oIS
known TO Medical Science I9f ,nv Eonl pls.
o S,Srt" from The Ears and Nostrils; Az
SV rnnsy. Kidney Complaints, Evi! Affects 81
secret Diseased d Sss p t6at ccn
NV, 10 blood, IL possesses the peGullM
" ne, ne OF mparting u iair complexion anu
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W. 3. Lyle. Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
W. q. LYTH.
FOR 9ALI.
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting OF twelve fne large steamships.
One of the best and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York, Great Brlt-
tain and Europe. Steerage ana cabin, with
railroad tickets, either way, rom ana 10
Dallas, or round trip tickets, good for one
year. Tor sale by the undersigned. FOR par
ticuiars, and To SEQ plan ofthe steamers cap-
y, Oallet our Office No. 100 Lamar ~
N n If VT. LYTE & CO., Agents
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DALLAS COLLEGE
MALE AND FEMALE.

This college begins It's spring term, under
sttll more favorable auspices, with faculty
of thorough and OK experienced teachers, Mon
dny, January 20, 1877. Every facility afforded
young ladies md gentlemen for acquiring a
substantial and refined education. Dipio-
mag awarded TO those who have mastered
the prescribed course OF study. Music taught
nv a skillful aud distinguished gentleman.
The primary department, under the
parental control of an experienced teacher,
viii he the best place parents can find for
IN cir small chill dren. Tuition from 81 30 to
az ner month, payable monthly In advance
JOHN Il. ALLEN, President
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And Arriye IN follow o az

Accommodation Through sm
Leaves nth ll:20 A. N Leaves nth 7:l5 Az
Leaves s'th 300 p. Leaves 18th o:2S p. !
w. X. WHEELOCK,
Agent, Dailas.
r. L. MANCHESTER,
Southern Pass. Agent, Houston
]. II. ROBERTS0N,
Emigration Agent, iiS north 81 st. st. Lous
J.WALDO, DUMAND,
Gen1 Ticket Agt. CONF bapI-
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Ahead Of AT Composition in she Cloth
Ing sFnIc.

This is very applicable to the enter.
Wis clofhiers, f.. NJ. Kahn d Bro.
who e first and foremost to open
the fall campaign 10y the introduction
Of au Immense stock of fashionable
clothing Tor men, boys and children, to
suit the desires of everybody the ap.
probation of which is being attested
daily hy the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. il is safe
to assert hat whenever you see any
one wearing a nCe-itting, we'll
made aud cheap suit, that it comes
from f. " Kahn ~ Bros, and why
tbs il thu, IL because they exercise
the greatest care II selecting tie late
AMI mes. approved styles, and their
goods and prices satisfy every body,
Having been in this city since IN
fancy, tbe} are%ell qualified to know
the wants of this section, and their
bonstuntIy increasing business is the
est proof that the public appreciate
them,
commend Shis reliable clothing
Establishment to the public, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods than
anywhere in the city. We simply say
visit this popular, emporium and eX
GmIne their stock and our word fer !!
you VIII he amply repaid,
Romember-.- e. Nj, Kahn & Bro, the
c'olhlers, corner Elm and Lamar
streets
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l.. L. lInrriH.
Attorneys at Law,

Jno. II. Morton, NJ. d., Physician and Sur
con, office over First National bank. Resi-
ence corner san JaciDtO ana HHIv Ood ats.
~
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Ap ertsin cure for all Liver dieaosss D,-s
Sepslai Loss OF Appetite, Sick HendacR .
SSoSuNehesS SourneSs OF stomach, Heart.
biHin, Indigestion, Jaundire, Bullousness
D.arrnea, tluN, Chtlls and Fever, Etc,
ACSUiION-ln Guylng Away, ask for Dr.
pared by M. a. Ihcdford & co., Cbaft9.
noogH, Tenn, aud see that the likeness OF
package, MI"
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AND ITS CONNECTIONS Form Tag
CONNIlOTIONs,.

CON N ilS)IlDNr'.
Az TEAABkANA, with all trains on ~
NORTH East ana Southeast.
AZ l.OSGNlEW JUNCTION and MIN
MEDIA, with trains on the International
Il. H. Ior tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton ana san Antonio.
AZ DALLAS. with trains North and south
on Houston aud TexGs Central r. r. fOT
sherman, Paris, Bonham, Mckinney, Cor.
ucana, Bramond, Waco, Houston and Aus
In,
tSHREVEPORr, with q regular line OF
Hry ,s,.5s steamers for New Orleans.
THIS nuo, being fully equipped with all
modern improvements, such ~ Westing-
house Air Brakes and Mlllor Truos Platforms
ana Coupler, Ia unsurpassed for
2uneh Rnfafv mud rac,(o,%
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NJ ATlONAL HOTEL, Snea,. y witt, pro-
~ prietors, Pacific Avenue, opposite City
Elevator. inD2
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WHAT is QUEENS DELIGHT?

risapIant that grows IN the south and !. =,
the only actual bio ID purlher ever ois'9 ~
VIZ hy which NIL diseases that center IN the
FLU i, ~ w no rrndicatei at once and ioreVe G
p ~ sxn"is for lie al scroluious syphiIi,lG,
H .huntamN'' TRUE REMEDY tor this class OF
I Iru 9, Alun II is searching, ont WI W
com6ined with ilondurFs SaraH ir "rl,,ai nS.
low Dncil and other roots ahd h'lo 1t - w.
oo",,s n blood purifier uuSurp"Ssaole anu
Tu mem ruch is the combination Oh
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roR SALE I!

- - surr. ssssm esAn aAOxs.
q. DAxrKR Z CO.
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A Rolling Stone.

" A rolling stens gathers no moss"
Is "a iage that's trite yet most true;
lis on boulders irm fixed On their
base
That the soft, verd.nt substance we
view.
Ihe proyefb is one all should heed
A wiser twould be hard 20 find
bur they who are starting in life,
Shonld especially bear it in mind.
Men who constantly change their pur-
suits,
Are most commonly those who COM
plain
That though they have sought fortunes
long.
They ever have sought it in vain.
When the fact Is that with every
Grange,
1her backs th y have turned or the
So. inst-ad of ! er being in fault,
With them a;oIe lies all the blame
The very touchstone Of success
Is persitence in one fixed career; :.
Prosperity's port you'll ne'er reach,
1t hlther and thither you steer.
'Tis far better q straigl course t, keep.
Than TO and fro aim!es .iy tors:
Recoilvct, If you're tenpt.-d to v.er.
That "A rolling stone gathers no
moss"
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REMEDY FOR TRouBLE.-work is

REMEDY FOR TRoUBLE.-Work is
your true remedy. II misfortune hits
you hard, you hit something else hard;
pitch iu to something with a will.
There's nothing like god, solid, ex-
hausting work TO cure trouble. If you
have met with losses, you don't want
to lie awake and think ab.ut them.
You want sleep-calm, sound Sleep
and eat your dinner with appetite. But
you can't unless you work. If you cav
You don't feel like work, and 60 loefing
all day to tell Tom, Dick and Harry
the story W your wo-s. you'll lie awake,
and keep your wife awake by your toss
ing. spoil your temper and your break
fast next morning. and begin to-mor.
row feeling ten times worse than you
do tn day. There are some great
troubles that only time can heal, and
perhaps some that can never be healed
at all, but oil can be helped by the
great pan.ces, work. Try il yoa who
are adiicted. It is not Q patent medi-
cine. It has proved It's efficacy since
first Adam and Eve left behind them,
with weeping, their beautiful Eden. 1t
is an efficient remedy. All good physi-
cians in regular standing prescribe il in
cases of mental aud moral disease. It
operates kindly IS well leaving no dis
agreeable xquele. and We assume that
We have taken q large quantity of it
with most beneficial results. It will
cure more complaints than any nostrnm
in the materia meeiica. and conss nearer
to being "cure alf' than any drug or
compound Of drugs in the market And
it will not sicken you if you do not
take it sugar coated
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Daniel Webster once dined with an
old Boston merchant. aud when they
came to the wine dusty old bottle wsa
carefully decanted by John aud passed
to the host. Taxing the bottle. he
poured Mr.. Webster's glass and handed
it to him. Then pouring out another
glass for hlniself. he held it to the light
and said:
How do you like it, Mr.. Webster"
Il think it is fine specimen Of old
port"
Now. can you guess what 1t cost
me?" said the host.
"Slrely not" said Mr.. Webster; II
only know thst it is excellent"
"Well, now. I can tell you, for
made . careful estimate the other day.
When | add the interest to the fret
price. ! find that it cost me the sum OF
just one dollar aud twenty cents Per
glass;
"Good gracious! you don't cay 90. "
said Mr. Webster; and then draining
the glass, be presented it again with the
remark:
"FIll it up again as quick - you oan.
for want to stop the confounded inter
est"
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". 4. PUnPaRxY. rschst Aseas = oss1a,s
W.T.. oesS1
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cx What did yoa get = asked .
wife Of h~r husband. on bis rsturn
frum . hunting excursion Of ssvsssl
days durat;ou. II got back J" be ssn-
tentioasly replied.
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t A cosempnnry asks; "Are A0sr-
iesn girls dclicAtsys II depesds vsry
much On whether you Offer them cocoA-
nut cake and ice cream o. bar Of soap
and 4 washbosrd.
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Sores, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhpa, arising
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
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General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparilla is combination OF
vegetable Alternatives = Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence of the superiority of this Sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its SUPERB
ority to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-03-15
TIE HOME AND RETREAT

wilt demonstrate to any who NAV desire to secure
for themselves or their friends the advantages Of
such a resort. They will Had q handsome man
sion in n pleasant. secluded and fashionable part
Of the civ organized in the most efficient m-nner
and ted 80 as to secure all the benefits OF
hospital and at the same time retain all the char
acteristirs Of a home. 80 large number OF ap-
plicant- have sought admission to this excellent
institution during the past that Dr Rhodes IS
now engaged in endeavoring to secure a larger
establishment for their accommodation. Having
personally examined The institution aud observed
the dcfsiis Of It's internal economy. we would
recommend II a one Of ;he best resorts open TO
sufferers from any Of the maladfes above emu
mcfated VOL