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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-11-28

vet jag for tillfallet inte hvad som
will CORA det. Vidare ha vi en- farma.
re valid for senator och vi ha hans he.
dersord pa att han will arbeta for att
begransa county.embetsmannens ID.
ner till $1,000 pr ar som vi begarde
f0rlidet ar, SAINT att arbeta for ett
rattvisare graderingssystem for hive.
tet under statens uppsyn, sa att vi ha
gjort hvad vi kunnat som leder till
vart intresse, nu skall vi noga f6lja
deras kurs och Sc ON de halla slit lof.
to.
Fischer: Jasa, nj tror er vara pa
vag att kontrollera. Nej, nj misstar
er min kara Bonds. Farmaren all
manhet ar bade till natur och uppfo-
stran bestamd att icke diktera och re.
gera. Den intelligentare klassen, som
vanligen al den formognaste och den
skickligaste att styra, maste styra.
De som inte aro skickliga att styra
maskineriet, maste dra det, och det
ar denna klass som maste kontrolleras
och bedragas.
Bonds: Det ar just denna er asigt
vi villa moderera. Jag hoppas det ell
dast blir en- tidsfraga ON det spekue.
rande elementet skall diktera lagar
for det -producerande, eller det produ-
cerande reser sig sin makt och dix
terar. Betrafande intelligens, hr FL
scher, So missbrukas det ordet har i
landet lika mycket som ordet gentle
man, ty det fnnes lika manga dunn
bommar som skrafla 0fver intelligens
och ha det minsta af det sjelfva som
det finnes drumlar under granna roc
kar som s0ka spela gentlemen.
Fischer: Skulle delta kanske vara
en- pix at mig2
Bonds: All, bevara mig val, hr FL
scher, huru tror nj en- sadan djerf an.
spelning kunde komma Diver min
tunga, afven ON jag tankte det. Nej,
har star lag och pratar politik och
gl0mmer nina 6friga affarer. Nj
skall tro,herr Fischer, det ar knastrigt
att kryssa igenom med As cents pr
bushel for hvetet. Farval!
Litchfld November 1873.
X. X.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-11-28
Statens nOrmalskola / MankatO

organiserades den September 1868,
och har sa1unda nu egt en- tioarig till.
varo. Kostnaden for byggnaden och
grunden uppgick till $57, 500, af ihvil-
ken summa $1,000 anslogos af staden
Mankato och det 6friga beviljades af
legislaturen under aren 1855, 80, 10,
II och IT. Hufvudbyggnaden ar
III fot lang och SO fot dup; de=tvan-
ne hygelbyggnaderna 81 fot langa och
81 fot djupa. ALA tire byggnaderna
aro tire vaningar h6ga. I forsta va
ningen finnas 6 larosalar, i andra va.
ningen ! och den tredje 4. I tredje
vaningen aro afven en- stor samlingsal,
kansli och bibliotek forlagda. Bygg-
MAIDEN ar mycket st0rre ar behofvet
fordrar, och sanning alltf6r stor for
den penningesumma som den kostat.
Till fold af dess felaktiga konstruk.
tion hafva en- mangd reparationer Of
ia mast g6ras. Byggnaden ar nu
mycket battre skick an da kontrak.
torn slutade slit arbete, men beh6fver
likval under nasta ar ommalas.
Inkomsterna af denna laroanstalt
hafva tills dato knappt betackt de To-
pande utgifterna, och hittilis har laro.
verket varit sardeles klent utrustadt
med afseende pa bibliotek, apparater
m. M; men man hoppas att cit tanslag
ma beviljas for delta andamal, da lie.
gislaturen harnast sammantrader.
Under de tic sista aren, har till sko'
Ian kontant infutit $81, 900, af hvilka
minst $4,000 atgatt till reparatione1
och nybyggnader, So att de arliga 10
pande utgifterna hafva uppgatt till
omkring 1850.
F0ljande statistiska tabell ar kort
het skOlans historic:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-11-28
Fragor och syar.
MORRIS d. 20 Nov. '78.

Red. af Miasae. Stats 1idning:
Vihafva haft sa mycket tai. ON matt
och vigt fraga ON spannmal alshandeln,
att det skulle vara roligt att "a yeta
hvad var stats lagar arc rorande den
saken. Jag will darf6r bedja Er upp-
lysa oss darom genom Err beromda
tidning. Vanligen, s. I'm.
var stats.lag bestammer att hvarje
county.treasurer skall vara kontrollor
isealer) af vigter och matt, och skall
tillhandahalla ett fullstandigt exem-
plar af ALA vigter och matt. Dessa
skola hyart femte ar justeras af stats
treasurer, och darefter utgora de
profver med hyilka enskilta matt och
vigter skola ;af county treasurer jem-
f6ras och proberas mar helst nagon
6nskar anstallas en- sad dan probering:
Matten skola hafva TO oliande dimen-
sioner:
bushel Isl tnm diameter.
half-bushel 1872 I.
peck 10a tum idiameter.
half.peck 8 8
- -.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-11-28
Sa1llta1
Fischer och BOmdis.

Bonds Sag, herr Fischer, hvad
tycka herrarne stan ON resultatet
! af ssFarmers Ticket ar.
Fischer Oh, Diet var ej nagot result
tat vardt att observera.
Bonds: Sa.a, det ar inte vardt ma
gon uppmarksamhet att hyarenda kan.
didat som farmarne hade antagit pa
sin valsedel fran de andra partierna
blefvo valda hvarenda en-! Och de
som vi utesloto fingo ocksa bita gra-
set pa valdagen.
Fischer Lat Sc, hvilka voro kandi.
daterna pa s'Farmers Ticket?"
Bonds: 10, vi antogo fran den
republikanska ticketen, och dessa Yo-
70 for senator c. E. Quits, for coun.
ty attorney s. A. Plumley, for county
surveyor L. E. Dudley, for county
commissioner O. M. Zinnell, och an
togos fran 'sNational Greenbacks-
ticket;" dessa voro: for county audi
tor G. B. Phelps, for ''register of
deeds'' A. 7. Kerner och for represen.
tant hade vi som ''independent" upp.
stallt R. K. Beecham. Will nj vara
god och obseFvera att ALA dessa som
vi antogo fran de andra partierna aro
valdo.
Fischer: Yes men nj kunde Ell val
ia Beecham som nj uppstallt som Gin
DEPENDENT nj drog ju Ell mer an om-
kring 130 rosterfor honom.
Bonds: Nej, emedan de andra par
tierna f6rde som vanligt det varsta
kriget mot honom, och fastan han ar
en- af vara aldsta ''greenbacks man,
sa hjelpte vara "greenbacks" ".ledare
har stain demokraterna att bara in
| en- fullblodig demokrat till represen.
| tanthuset i stallet for en- gammal he
derlig 'sgreenbacks" "-man, och nu gala
bagge tva lokaltidningarna ofyer att
de yunnit litet hvar spelet. Men
faktum ar, att intet parti valde en- en-.
da man som inte var antagen pa
sFarmers Ticket mer an, som sagdt,
''green6Gcks .pastiet stapdde igeaone
en- densokrat, men han oar So tua,g, sa
att jag tror partiet har .tatt rygguark.
Fischer All, jag ser nu; nj hade ba-
Jansen af makten i edra handler ar
och nj passade pa tillfallet och satte
skapet hvar nj vile det skulle sta.
Bonds: Precist, herr Fischer. Bag
ge partierna stodo full rustning emot
hvarandra ON hvar skapet skulle sta,
och bagge Vile de varfva farmarne
att kriga for det nobla malet; men ser
| nj, vi voro inte sd dumma vi, vi togo
oss frihetenS att sjelfya bestamma EN-
plats for skapet, och hvar vi pastod
det skulle sta, dar ungefar star det
nu, ungefar midt emellan hvar de
bagge partierna pastodo det borde
sta. Ty ser nj, den dar lila viggen
Farmers Ticket k1of sa godt som
midt 4 itu de bagge andra partierna.
Ser nj nu, att vi arc pa god vag att
diktera stallet for att man forr dix
Eterat for oss, att regera j stallet for
att varda regerade, sa att det ar egent.
i1igen vi som ha rattighet att gala Of
yer segern och inte de andra partier-
ma !; ty den delvisa seger de bagge Yun-
nit ar en- gafva af oss.
Fischer ia, men hvad har nj vun-
nit med er seger :
Bo1sdis Cor en- tittin i var county.
Office efter denI Januari, sd far nj SO
/ !! ON. inta ri dar fnner en- republikana-
re sittande emellan tva ssgreenbacka-
re. = 0m inte delta bracker ringar So
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-11-28
N0dtOP6.

Mar en- menniska med afseende
pa det jordiska CODA onskar ma
got, So onskar hon nastan alltid
det matt, som heter 0fverhod.
Visserligen kan delta matt vara
ganska olika, ALT efter den menni-
skas olika lefnadsvanor, fran hyil-
ken onskningen utgar,. enar det,
som ar ofverfod for en- kan anses
for fattigdom af en- AMMAN, men
alltid ar det sadant, att det, efter
den onskades forestallning, satter
honom i en- stallning af cit be-
qvamt och yppigt lif: skulle det
nagonstades handa,-sadana fel
aro dock sallsynta,-att ettsssa be-
skafadt ofverAod afskys, sa ligger
den motsatta ytterligheten alltid
nara. Den ojemforligt storsta
mangden onskar ingenting hogre
an ofverf0d, hvar efter slit matt
och dar nagon afsager sig delta,
So Wander han sina blickar till en-
sjelfvald fattigdom, for att darmed
vinna ryktbarhet, anseende for en-
he1ig man och sAdant mer. Kri-
stendomen allena vet rata ordet i
delta. -Det talar ON nagot, som
heter nodtorft den lagger pa va
"a lappar bonen ON dagligt brod,
den sager': "Fattigdom och rike-
dom gift mig icke. men lat mig
min afskilda del afspis fa!' Och
den icke blott intygar att menni-
skans lycka ar oberoende af rike-
dom, likasom att hennes anseende
och storhet ingalunda ligga uti det
hedniska sielfpinandet med cit lif
iytterlig fattigdom, utan den for
sakrar henne, att Gud b&de will
och skalI uppfylla hvars och ems
nodtorft.
Med n0dtorft forsta vi ALT,
hvad till det tilnliga lifvets uppe-
halle och utveckling behofves, sa
att ingen nod i nagot oss ofvergar.
N0dtorft Or saledes icke rikedom,
ty med rikedom forsta vi att haf-
var mer an man val behofver ; ic-
ke heller fattigdom, ty med fattig-
dom fo3rsta vi att hafva mindre,
AN man behotver, for att skydda
sig for nod. Delta inner" ar icke
.godt, atninstone icke So godt, som
nodtolft ften; delta ''m'a1adre" ar
heller icke godt, atminstone icke
So godt, som nodtorften. Rikedo-
men ar en- borda, som, ehuru den
for vissa 0gon synes obeskrifigt
efterlangtansvard, likval ofta ar
.tung. Fattigdomeu ar ock en-
borda. Man behofver icke med
nagra ord bevisa det, ty hvar fin
nes den, som icke, bade med och
eutan skal, later hora att han ar of-
.vertygad darom? Det, som lik-
val af de allra feste forbises vid
>denna borda, ar, att den hindrar
.strafvandet efter Guds rike. Sin
net nedtynges af de funna svaren
pa dessa fragor: "Hvad skall jag
alta, hvad skall jag dricka, hvad
:skall jag klada mig med 9" Det
blir hos den fattige icke fraga. Of
ster att fnna det guild, som gor rik
for evigheten, utan det, som kan
afhjelpa den lekamli ga bristen.
Oftast aro darfor bade den rike
och den fattige fJerran fran Guds
rike. Rikedomens svek hindrar
den. FORE fattigdomens elande
hindrar den senare. Och med af-
seende hartill lagger Guds ord
denna bon pa vara lappar:: s'Fat-
Il f;gdnm nch rikadom off mig iiekaI
men lat mig min afskilda del af
spis "a y
Att hafva sin nodtorft, det ar en-
lycka, det ar en- stor Guds mad.
ON nodtorften ar det, ock Kristus
larde oss bedja ader var, da
han sade art dagliga brod gil
oss i dag. e Pa en- resa till fots
belastar man sig icke med onodig
packning Lifyet Or on resa och
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-11-28

Hvar och en- anser sin asna mera
snabbfotad an en- annans hast.
Fotgangaren smadar alltid den RI
dande.
IIos grofsmeden bor du icke soka
fna klingor.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-11-28
En- gallon skall innehalla 2S2 kubik

Hvar en- som handlar med varor for
hvilka matt eller vigt begagnas skall
imam den l Juni hvarje ar lata justera
sina vigter och matt hos county-trea-
surer eller dennes deputerade. For
summas delta, bote han fran SIS till
800. Den som tror sig bedragen ge.
nom falskt matt eller vigt kan, efter
erlaggandet af en- dollar SAINT 20 cents
pr mil for n0dig resa, fordra att
county treasurer skall resa till hvil.
ken plats som helst inom county't
och dar undersoka ifragavarande matt
eller vigt. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-11-28

sa latom oss da icke jaga efter
rikedom. L&tom oss icke betun-
ga oss med jordiskt gods, utan
dagligen bedja Gud ON var nod
torft, och mar vi den fa, da hafva
vi nog. H. H.. !
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

4 GEORGIA is taking the laurels from the
New England States, 50 far as cotton
manufacturing is concerned. In the city
ofAugusta alone there are $4,000 spindlea
now running, giving employment TO 10000
persons. The Cumming manuiactu' ING
company of that city are erecting a new
mill with a capacity Of $4,000 spindles
the Enterprise factory company are adding
$4,000 spindles to their works. Last veal
the latter company turned out l4777,33'
yards of cloth which consumed II, ,Sls
bales of cotton; and while New Erglano
manufacturers were losing money this
company paid four dividends of two pei
cent. each, besides carrying $34. .470 to it
surplus revenue. ... .... Ma
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27


The War Department officials are now
complaining that the Investigations of In
dian Commissioner Hayt are efforts to steal
the credit due the army--officers of the
army having informed the Interior. De-
partment two months ago that fraud and
stealing were going Oh in the Indian coun.
try, This information, the War Depart.
ment officers hold, was treated with con.
tempt by the Interior Department, but
people who are not prejudiced will not he
able,to see the thing in that light, and will
eapt to regard the mission of Commits.
sioner Hayt as one Of the results Of the
lodging ofthe information aforesaid with
the Interior Department. Seeing that the
management ofthe Indian Bureau ia still
with the Interior Department, that Depart.
ment, and not the one presided over by the
Secretary Of War, was the proper one tc
investigate charges Of pecuIation and fraud
nthe Indian country.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

PROFANITY is most decided proof that
those who indulge in it are wanting in
one of the essentials of decency, leaving
morals out of thequestion entirely. With
in the past ten OR fifteen years profanity,
like smoking or drinking, has increasedata
fearful rate. Not many years ago it was
an UNUSUAL thing to hear oaths rolling
with startling freedom frcm the lips Of
boys and young men. But such is not the
case now. Go where you will the sensi-
bilities of decent people are shocked by
profane and obscene utterances, and what
adds to the shame is the fact that mere
boys and youths are those most addicted
to this vice. .a .a.
1t isa sad refe ction that such is the
fact, but there is no getting over it, and il
becomes a. matter for the serious considera.
tion of those who assume to take charge
of the morals Of the community, or rathel
those who are striving to improve them.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

A FARMER near the town of Faribaul
caught couple of tramps setting fire tt
his harvesting machine in his wheat field
He fred and killed both of them. Tht
report says that he gave himself up, bu
was released, from which it is tobe inferred
that the killing of tramps who fire har-
vesting machines is regarded by rural
Minnesotans in the light Of very justifa-
Bile homicide. Ittoes not seem to beexast
ly the thing that farmers who are pestered
by machine burning tramps should take
the law into their own hands, bat it is tol
crab y certain that ifall the Western farm
ers who are pessered by such people will
be as quick on the trigger and as sure Of
aim as this Fairbault farmer was, this
business of burning machines in the in
terest of laborers who do not want to labor
will very speedily be put an end to.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

men at home and compelling each com
mupity to DIAL with the destilution exist-
ing yithiui u own Limits; md though i
might in sorbe cases ptsyent men from ob
tanning work BY change 81 place, il would
probably prevent a much larger number
from taking the first step which leads 70
the degradalion-of tramp life and quickly
reduces man to such condition thai
nobody feels safe ID employing him, even
if he would accept work, which in many
cases he soon ceases to desire. 2gudA8
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
MAILS CLOSE.

Way Mail on Wilmington acd
Northern r.. r. to Reading ana
| points on the Baltimore Cent? A.
r.. II. South of Chadd's Ford. 6.W A.
Through Mail 10 baltimore ana
Washington and all points x :.
Way Mail to Baltimore, Md. 8'io'
through and Way Mails TO a, !.
Philadelphia, Pa.,.-"...:..,.;..... S.oV' =
| Through Mail to N. Y. and other M 4.
points North and East. ."... 9W
Peninsu,ar Way Mail on Della o 4.
| ware r. II, to Crtsae'd. Md.." 90O
Way Mail on Delaware Western - co
II. R............. .:;;.;,..:;..;; io.0o
Through Mail to Philadelphia
and new York, and all points m
East and West,.."...""..".. .."; 'Z'lo' FL
Through Mail 70 Bal timore ana
| Washington and all points =.
south and Southwest ............. 1913,
Through Mail 10 Philadelphia
and New York, and all points :.
E,ast and West. ........:....... 90
New Castle. MlddletoWn,
Smyrna, Dover, Clayton,
Townsend, Delaware City, st m u
Georges s, and Wyoming Del -. 6,U
Through Mail TO Philadelphia
ana New York, and all points =.
North, East and West, 49,. .....".: Old v
Through Mail TO Baltimore and
Washington and all points =,
South and southwest, ,......"... 20
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
The New Hampshsre Houss of Row,

e7
The New Hampshire House of Repre-
aentatives has passed a bill for the pun,
ishment Of tramps, which provides 70,
their imprisonment for from ftteen month.
to five years the shorter period being til,
nenality imposed on any one proved to BE-
a tramp. Whether thisis the bsst method
'fdealing with The subject may be doubt.
ed, but the necessity of some stringent
',easuressta abate an evil which in many
.l''rts ofthe cosf Try has become almost in
hlerable. is pain fully evident. The gen
eral adoption ofsuch legislation as is now
prop'sed in New Hampshire would have
ths fleet Of keeping unemployed work
sth b. "
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

TIE mildness of last win ter was favor
able to woo5cock, that game bird, so much
sought, after BY sportsmen, being more
p'entifal in the lower counties Of Penn
sylyania and The upper portions Of Mary
land than for many years past. Cecil
county, in the vicinity Of Elkton, is said
to be full of them, and expert gunners
readily fill their game. bags.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

THE high price Of Cincinnati gas is
quite generally driving it out ofuse, SC
that in the last three months 1000 gas
meters have been taken out, and 10000
lamps sold to take their places. There il
a saving Of from 50 10 IS per cent. in thu
use of oil, and from half 10 two>thirdS o
the business houses on the principal streets
Of the city are substituting it for gas
whilst others are threatening to follow
their example,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

TIE NewsEnglanders beat all the resi-
ofthei country in making bequests to in
stitutions of learning. A few years age
Philadelphia displayed commendable spiri
in that direction but recently nothing re,
marksble has been done. Most of the be-
questsof wealthy citizens have been tc
philanthropic, charitable and religious in
stitutions. Why not include Institutions
of learning in the list? N.'.'.'
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

The heavy rains that have proved 20
disastrous in the northwest to the crops
and brought sorrow to the grangers, have
brought joy to the'lumbermen in Wiscou-
sin. Reports from different points on The
Black River and branches indicate good
Dog mdriviDg in progress. Black river
raised from, five to seven feet. ',-,. p
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

BEFORE the Summer is over, the proba-
bilities are that the numerous tramps who
followed the fashion and went out Of town
into the agricultural districts, will be pref
ty we'll thinned out by the farmers, who
hare found them setting fire. 10 their barns,
or making unreasonable visits to their
houses when hospitality is not expected.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

THE property Of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, which is to be sold under a judg.
ment Of foreclosure, at Mobile, Ala, or
August 10, comprises 472 miles of main
line, rffty-six miles of branches, all equip
ments and appurtenances, including oyel
1000 cars, and nearly 100 locomotives, th'
lease ofthe Aberdeen branch, about 1.OOO,,
600 acres Of land, and the franchises of th'
road. rnrznrLHEa - tI1-
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

The Best Quality Of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
The MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES, ..... g.. 4,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES .,&c
AT WILLIAMS
/ A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH and
: NAIL BRUSHES, .
At Ninth and market.
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
West or ,Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAV0RING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth ard market.
AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED Scars,
IT, At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
CEOUS DENTRIFICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE.
mays If Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
WlInlNGIOE. Del. July ~, ls7s'

saFRoM every section of the country we
haysyhighly satisfactory reports Of the
wheat crop. 1t seems to have been up tc
the average all around, and the conse-
quencerwill be such al aggregate yield as
cannot fail TO have a most healthful eftc
upon the coming trade. 5.-..HI. /. -.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
. DELIVERY.

Way Mail from Whining on and
| Northern r. Il. from Reading a.
aud points North, ,...... ......:.,.. 5.4o, A. M.
New York, Philadelphia, Ii lu-
more, Washington. and all
parts of the country except
Delaware and Eastern Shore
cOu b ties in Md......... ......::-.. t.4o,
Peninsu'ar Mail, North of Wy
oming Delaware, ........... .:....::. 9.3O,
Philadelphia and New YORK,
and all points North, East and ~ :,
| West".-... ....."..........:.. -. y 5o, ~
Way Mail frum thiladelnhia, 70 9.3O,
Baltimore Way Mail, Western
Shore, Md.........:. -. .....:""-,, lO.l5
points South and Southwest. 100, P. M.
Pr iladelpbia and New YORK. and
al points Nor.h. East and
West ............... .............. ,UV,
Way Mail on Delaware Western !,
n. II. o.oos
Way Mail from Crisfield, Md.
del. X. H., ..."..:. o.OO,
Baltimore d Washington and all
points South ,............... -. 80. SIS
Philadelphia, New York. md
poiMts North, East and West,.. 6,l5, "
The Letter Carriers will make their de-
liverles as follews: $50 aud 1915 a. m m.
and lis and 4.30, p. m.
LEGAL Lett RS for Carriers delivery shou!c
ba deposited in Post Office 10 minutes be.
fore the hour of delivery. II ...
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
Anti-Fat Chemically Examined

Anti-Fat Chemically Examined.
The analytical chemist, W. B. DRAKE, of
Buffalo. N. Y, recently analyzed Allan s
Anti-Fat, and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE.
I have subjected Allan Anti-Fat To
chemical analysis examined the process
|of its manufacture and can truly say thai
the ingredients of which II Is compos d are
entirely vegetable, and cannot but act
calculated to attain the obj ect CT which il
Is inteded. H.,. #..'f.'
Sold by druggists.
r W.B. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
WIN. NJ. PYLE.
POSTMASTER.

SIT seems as If shouid cough my head
OFF" Is sometimes the impatient exclama-
ton of a sufferer from severe Cough,
Quell the paroxysms with Hales Honey OF
Horenound and Tar T.e relief Is imme
diate ant the cure certain. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pfkes Toothache Drops cure In oLe
minute.
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