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ALLnW YoURsELF TO BE INFO:

DON'T ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE IMPOSED
upon by worthless limitations OF GLKsss SULPHUR soar
Insist upon having the genuine article which match
lie b. the Nton aud sovereign romey
for erupons and all u"he althy condit"ns oil the skin.
No her sulphur It's medal properties
TAX. other IT, offered sold BY druggists, sroeefs and
'"'' A''' !" n cRirrESToS. Proprietor, 9Th av.
A-THE FAlRY'5 GIFT.
One day y fairy came TO earth;
She the queen OF smiles and mirth
And lest Joy. She came. wccu
When all the glorious woods green.
when arth as full Of balm and flowers.
And sum laughed through all the hours
She came and liked the earth 80 we'll
That (as I've heard the poets teil)
The grateful fairy len behind
glorious gift for hum an kind,
A boon which pure delight
Whieh M AIDE the teeth VI mortals v bite.
which AIDE the breath Of inortals sweet,
A gin which the giftsmost meet
For her to give, tor man 10 take
We bless the iairy Tor its sake,
Forcet. ne ieet IL mortais Won't.
For ais tn immortal soxoDoSr.
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LEGIsLATURE PROROGUED..

QUEBEC, July y, 1878.
The Quebec Legislature prorogued to-day BY
Lieutenant Governor Letellier TO August ~.
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THE ANrlDOrE TO ALCOHOL FOUND AT
[.ast-ruR FArurR MATHEW REMEDY is q certain and

Last.-TuK FArutR MATHEW REMEDY Is o certain and
speedy for and destroys all appetite tor
alcoholic liquors. II IL at tn. time fcbriiuge
rative febriiugs 1t she
internal fever which the incorporate aud which
him craving Tor liquor; tonic IL restores to
healthy condition his ach liver which AL
most always of order Alternative renovs.es his
systom makes ~ OF him. Ii IN fragrant and
pleasant bitters snd the most powerful and
used Sold by druggists ~ bot
to- The psmpbet on alcohol, its effects the human
body and Is disease viii 10 sent Tree OF
charge on writing To- the FATHER MATHEW TEMPER
ANCE AND MAN UFACruRlNG COMPANY. 81 Bond SC
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BuI!.DING TO LrT, SUITABLE For LAW,
BANKING. INSUR NICE OR ANY LIGHT BUSINESS
PURPOSES. APPLY IN THE COUNTING ROOM OF
THE HERALD. tf-f.-
saPEARL DERBY on Soft HAT. 81 90 ,MACKI.
naws 81 90 worth 80. Is New Church 81. upstairs.
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THE IxCIrEMRNT AT LEMHT.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10. 1878
A Boise City despatch says that Ten Day, chief Of
the Bannocks at Lsmhi wishes TO remain friendly but
he cannot control his warriors The settlers have all
left their homes and ARE campsd at Salmon CITY. Ton
Day and his son have notified all the settlers leave
their homes and 60 TO town, he believed out
break 10 liable TO at any tme Travel has nearly
ceased although tho mail still goes through
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FLOklI.IN

for tho te aud breath Is the best liquid dentce In
the world thoroughly eleanses partially deeaycd teeth
from ali parasites or living annncuis leaving tbem
poarly white. imp parting delightful fragrance TO the
breath. 1hc FRAGRANT "FLoRLSK" removes Instantly
ali odors arising from foul stomach tobacco snoKs
being partly composed OF honey soda aud 81
sweet herbs plants lie perfectly harmless, and de-
rreosred BY HENRY @. GALLUP, No. 4aJ Oxford
street London, England and rctaed where NJ rs
cents bottle
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THE INDIANS.
FRI. Molly INDIANS DEFEAT TIE Hosr1IEs.

YRIlNoLY INDIANS DEFEAT TIE HosTILEs.
WASHINGTON, July 20, 1873.
Indian Agent Connoyer, OF the Umatiila Agency.
te,egraphs the Commission Of Indian Affairs under
dato OF the 10th inst follows:- "Eleven Indians
from this reservation and abou: fifty from the Coum-
bia River, Yakiwa and Warm Spring reservations,
who here for protection Joined the hostiles
the 18th inst. Our Indians sent In q message
on the 14th that they would decoy the war chief
OF the hosiiles into hands II they were pardoned
We accepted their terms and sent party Of forty
three TO aid them. They Killed the war chief and
eleven others and captured five prisoners and 800
horses returned safe with the renegades ana Co.
lumba River Indians. Many friendly Indians loo.
their stock, crops and provisions have Issued my
private cattle 70 them. Make some arrangements 10
iced they will either starve or steal.
ANoTHER FIGHT.
t'Seventy six OF our lndians fought tho hoBtes yes
terday They killed fourteen and captured twenty
prisoners and some horses Troops WILTON them this
morning."
OUR RED ALLIES TO DE PED.
UPON The receipt Of the above Acting Indian Com
missioner Leeds Immediately teegrnphcd Agent Con.
noyer, as follows :-"Purchase supplies absolutely
necessary not 70 exceed $3ooo issue certified vouch.
ers"
TIE ATTEMPTED DRowx.xG OF AGENT HUGHES.
The following despatch was received at the Indian
49, 80 .srAsDne RocK, D. T., July ID, 1878.
COMMISSIONER INDIAN AYRAIRs Washington.
"Arrved Sunday. 18th lnvesteation will BIO long II
take half Of the testimony. Agent believes General
Caytin melted tho Indians to attack him. Am
fully uqu,ring. but ina nothing to justify the belief
II find evidence OF such outrage will probably tes
graph Thirteen OF seventeen speakers Ut council
said they mad power from tho President to remove
obnoxious agent, and intended to put Agent Hughes
tho river, not TO hurt him. Cariin arrested
forty.tour, released them parole for want Of
guard room, they TO surrender on CALL Chiefs report
daily. Carlin claims no saved tho agent by personal
cxcYtious. Am holding IN open Invcstgat both
parties present HAMMOND, Indian Inspector"
UTE INDIAN COMMISSION.
In pursuance OF the act OF Congress making an ap-
preparation to defray the expenses OF commission
10 negotiate with the Ute Indians In Colorado, with
view OF ther removal TO the northern part Of the
State, Acting Commissioner Leeds to-day nothed the
agent OF White River Utes mat the Com
will at Fort Garland ON the 18th inst, route
TO The Southern Ute Agency thence 20 Los Pinos
White River The commission consists OF General
Edward Hatch, United states Army; William Stick
pey, oil the Board OF Indian Commissioners. and N.
Mcfarland, OF Topeka, Kan.
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\ A-ONLY UPTOWN OFFICE OF DR. MARSHS
RAp,cAL Cuns TRrss 12s broadway between 18th md
2ssn 81. effected Ia tour eight ~ years
4 w. N.
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SEWER GASES PREVENTED FROM ENTERING
homes by using SIsGkgs PArESr NoS-GAsCoSDucrl
WASTE PIPE Public invited examine ~ NO. 7Ut
broadway
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| AMERICAN STYLE OF SHUES.-uAND MADE
snoxs and GAirKas, -; DRsss rusrs. IS. GEIs, IO7
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rwo SINGLE BULLOCK rERrGorlSo PRESSES.

capable of printing $4,000 copies per hour
either six or eight columns
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE.
LONGING THERETO.
PRICE $1,000
Address j. ~. BENNETT.
New York Herald.
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| A-RUPruRk.--ALL THE BOAsiE CONrRIv.
aud experience Of generations suppanted By the
| riysiied vicToR rkuss. 3 vescy tbias ssnJ. Only
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FOR INDIGESTION NOTHING Is BETTER THAN
Browns HOUSEHOLD PASAcsA IL brings up tho wind
from the ST. ach - cents bottle
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| A WONDERFUL TONIC 1NvIuoRATOR -fHE
4 M. roop
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A-rHE GOVERNMENT HAVE AG AIN AWARDED
the HOWE SCALE COMPANY the contract for supplying
this being the third the continuance
OF this The Indian Commissioners have also
a~sde the e0upnny tue contract for wagon fiAt
form Post Office aud Counter Sesias M the present year
AT HARrNETr's PHARMACY. 0 BIBLE HOUSE
An extensive assrtmsnt OF DRUGS, PArKSr MEDICINES.
PkRyUstgY aud MINERAL WATERS
DIR. UNDERHIIL's PURE WINES. FROM THR
by II X K y. b. rnUkBEK co.
EUREKA $50 EUREKA
C-O-F-fEE C-R-N-s. broadway. r-E-A-Po-rs.
FOR INDIGESTION NOTHING Is BETTER THAN
BRowN's housEaoLp PAsAcsA IL brings up tho wind
from the stomach 70 cents u bottle
GESTEEL TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS, NO.
West 24,h IT., opposite ritth Avenue hoieL
HAVE you TRIED rlE PERFECTION BLESl
Of Mocha ana JAVA corfkk In glass jars
RAIK DYE.-BATcHELoR'S HAIR DYE SOLD
by druggists Applied celebrated wig factory lo Bond st.
MALARIA
54s AND 545 MANHATTAN Az, GRsKsroIsr l. r.,
July ~. 1873.
The sale OF THsRxALixx" is unprecedented Since its
introduction have SOLD large quantities with good resuit
V1LESTixE HAMMANN. Druggist.
Messrs. DUSDAs DICK Co, New York
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
AZ TUE METROpOLItAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
SEWER GASES PREVENTED FROM ENTERING
homes by using sIsGkRs PATENT NoSGAsCoSDucrIS0
WASTE PIPE Public are invited 90 examine ~ NO. 7oa
Broadway
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcrING PRESSES.
capable of printing $4,000 copies per hour
Of eisntpase pApe either six seven or eight columns
ALSO ALL THE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE.
LONGING THERETO. B..
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ALL LANDS SUBJECT TO UNPAID TAXES IN
the township OF North Bergen tho 1875 1871
will be sold fer the unless paid PHILIP DUKfBE
Collector OF Arrcsr. New Durham B.-fhc Collector
will DO ~ the Town Hall July ~ aud ~ from 10 A. W. TO
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DR. UNDERHIIL's PURE WINES. FROM rHR
Croton Point vine For sale BY druggists whoes-ls
by II. x w. Is. THukBEK x co
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AN OLD AND WELL TRIED RE NEEDY
MRS WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRuP for childr On
tccthing dyscntcry aud diairh9 vial collie and
requisites the bowels 70 CENTS A BOTTLE.
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GENTEEL TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS, NO.
Z Wsst q. II. npposte riith Avenue HnteL
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HAVE you TRIED rue PERFECTION BLESL
Of Mocha ana JAVA CorfEE, in glass jars
HAlk DYE.-BATCHEL0R'S HAIR DYE SOLD
Applied celebrated wig factory 10 Bond ST.
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A--SELzER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArxa. A. srEPIANf CO.. 20 New a.. sole
i,.,a
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ACKERMAN. LAUARNCE
S.PA-G.k-L.tSG S-A.U-sr-H,
tho purest Champagne imported.
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A.-RUPrURE CURED-FORrY YEARS EXPERT.
sure DIR xARsis tfcatn. the only safe enecusl
cure Only office. vesey st. Aston House opposite ~.
p..i,. thurrb
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Among the.curious features of the econ
omy of the Exposition is a strike Of two
hundred and fl Hy women walters at Duvals
restaurant there. They struck because the
management wi.ded to charge them two
francs per diem fort the privilege of waiting
on the visitors instead Of franc and half,
as at first agreed.
PICTURE PsR NEW YORK.
Mr. Avery, of New York, has purchased
for the Lenox Library alta cost Of $40, 600 a
picture, the subject OF which is Milton
Debating Paradise Lost. 80
AMERICANS ABLpAp.
Hero is how some Of your notables are
passing their time over here -
Judge Noah Davis, with his health re-
stored, has gone with Judge Bnwiy to Swift
erland.
Recorder Hackett is here devoting him
self to the study Of boulevard astr n,omy.
Mr.. Henry M. Stanley is here res Ting and
dining.
Mr.. John Hay is negotiating at thD Ger
man baths.
Consul Bret Harte has passed through
Paris on his way TO his consulate.
Mark Twain is studying innocence vat
Heidelberg.
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formation, and for a few miles IN,
banks are lined with silicious limeston,
worn into most grotesque figures by
the loss Of large per cent. Of the 81
licious element.
A NATURAL STAIRWAY.
The winding stairway near the Dew.
its Jumps Is a zigzag assure in the
cliff, which is pedestrian thorough.
fare from the river to the top of the
bluffs. Our fear Of snakes deferred
us from visiting that curiosity. Our
whole route was lined with curiosities
and attended by incidents which our
Parson could weave into a letter Of
rare interest IL he would, but having
turned deaf car to opportunities, tho
undersigned is constrained 10 bring
his platitudes to an abrupt end.
Wednesday morning, 18th, we
pushed off early for a home run Of
nearly % miles 10 Point Isabel, at the
mouth, vainly hoping to reach Somer.
set in time for that evenings train.
We lightened our cargo by leaving at
our camping ground all surperfuous
baggage for our friend Parson New,
whose wife kindly baked us a supply
Of bread. and sent us to camp the only
butter and milk which we saw after
leaving Monticello.
The narrow bottoms aud few clear.
ings along the river were conspicuous.
ly noticeable, and we are confident
that we saw less than 300 acres of
land in cultivation. Very few houses
are in sight Of the river, and it was
but enthusiastically that dugouis
secured TO the banks announced n
crossing. Springs Of good water.
which we found were very few, and
many to which we were directed
couldn't be located.
Though every fellow industriously
piled paddle and pole when practica-
BILE, throughout the last days run,
Raccoon RIFLES got away with US, the
water being 50 shallow that we were
two hours wading and hunting chan.
mel through which we could
float and pull our boats that ma
ny miles. We dined at home Thurs
day, and were amazed to hear of the
hot weather which had been the lead.
ing item in dailies during our absence.
FISHERMEN NEVER LIE.
The tales of fishermen, notwithstan.
ding the Gospel writers were of that
vocation-are generally marketed at
such n murderous discount that vera.
cious sportsmen hesitate to offer their
wares, but in the Present instance,
Faulkner and |. have aflidavits from a
minister, above suspicion, for any
doubling Thomas, in CONFEDERATION of
our declarations that We are just from
the anglers paradise.
Respectfully, A. SLATHEREn
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orerfasGino rae Fneryics.

II Is not advisable for any Of rs 10 ouerissk our
energies corporal or mental bnt In the ,arsr pur-
suit Of wealth OF Game ~ knowledge, how many
transsress this salutary rule, II must he q matter
II great Importance toali VITO Do 10 know how
they can regain the ,isor 81, rrcklrssly expended.
The remedy j. neither costly nor diihrult to OBJ
tain. IIostettcrs stomach Bitiers is prosurablo u
every city, town aud settlement Ia America aud It
comI--usates for a drain of badly or mental enemy
more encciually than any invisonnt ever pre-
scrihc,l or ADVERTISED lAhorinE men, athletes. stu-
dents, journalists. lawyers, cersymcn, phys ihus,
all hcar testimony 10 iis wondrousy rrnoyatins
powers Il INCREASES the caplbili tie ,r undergo
Ing fatigue, aud oou ntcracts the injurious ,drots
upoa thu system Of exposure sedentary habits, un-
healthy wearying avocations, OF an institutions
climate, and is = prime Alternative, diureiic and
blood depurent. &ti-lm
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RAILROADS.
,oNprNsFp TIME.
[0U|sV|llEaGT.s SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS aorNa SOUTH.


Passengers on I. e. A I. n. n (shoft t.inel J. ".
" a., -. a. N. u. r. and u. =, Mail Line
Steamers connect N Louisville With TRAIN No.
I. TRAIN NO connects At Lebanon Junction
With Train No. 10 Zoe all points on knox willie sud
iuchuond branches Tuln No. rs connects n Ieh
anon function With Train No. from Ill points On
tho Memphis and Montgomery Lines; at lebanon
With stages ~ aud from Springfield, tamplelhvilie
Columbia and 0recnshure; NJ hitchellshurs. With
lanville station With stages 10 and nom DanviIls
CITY ~ stamford With stages 90 and from Somerset
Al Richmond Junction 10 ana ffona paints hstveen
there snd Livingston Al Richmond With stages 10
Irvine, etc.
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Railroads have great fascination
for deaf aud dumb men and for drunk
en- men. The deaf man invariably
takes his morning walk on the track,
and drunken man is perfectly happy
when he can find a rail for a pillow.
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Albemarle Female Institute

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. rwenty -.-cond 49,
sion % monthsl is,Fins Oct. lat hard, iaeladtng
washing, uel and lights, aud tultioa In knsitsh,
latin, OTcek and frcnch. $50 pr sssslon. Music,
Drawing and Printing equally Iow. The Alhemsris
u the LOST furnished fnsiitnts In the south. Mes
rcn-Ian Alleys, nee hath kooi-a. snd the slnuns-
cst Chaly beate hineral Water IN Nluginia ibr pa
pills frce. Pail faculty An e-cort hTnishsd thr-e
pupils ffosa the point ffee. fof Cat
uloxUe. sdlrr-- u. ~. RAWLINGS. NJ A, Pre.'t.
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TINS standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruif. II gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties II restores
the capillary glands TO their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and MAX
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As n dressing, nothing has been
found so efiectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assayer
OF Massachusetts, says, "The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and /
consider it the BEST PREPARATIoN
for its intended purposes"
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TRAINS NORTH BOUND.

tl Coune,t With L. e. ALL IA
(N tonueyt With L. &. a 1. a. H. aud X. e RR
On kcntucky River nridge.
(n Couneet With Stages Zoe ltarro,lslurg.
(o Cunnect with : W Railway Gr uarr0lshurg
tdl Cuuuect With L. a n. aud ~. :. RR
tonnrstiau ~ emu with all dverxing Roads.
friins No I sud No, stop nunrin tf Dinner
Through Tickets 10 aii imrsrtant Ioints sid ~
principal stations on line.
EDWARD 2. WILSON,
Supt. aud Gcu't pass. AIT
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LINCOLN COUNTY COURT

lrlN I.I ISIS
Whereas, in ron-fgueiHs ui The resignation 40 a.
u. Hurhrs oi thr ulltr ul Justice 0f thr
Peace, Ia sianiad eva District iu Linz
olln tounty, lahlph uH,r I. uoa trupartul,
allied by NJ. g. furhn1u,l there " 100 le a taclur,
Ia said office Nov, therefore. a. Is hutly uulpiri
that au ClrClOn Co ull said ulhtr duflu. ihr uueN-
pirud patton ul the tetm iuf wAteh slid llurh,s
was elrto lo held iu said bisflrt uu the nd Mono
day in Augufi, 1875, hy thr onieors appointed 10
hold the regular clr zion therpin GOA that day. Tho
least eight daYs' notice ul tlr rlettuu hsraiy or
d.fr'l, 10y adFeriiaenrnt in ihr lArthioH J0i HsAL
NcWapalor and posting cops 81 this ufdrf ut the
Aour-llouse, anu copy 10 vath AZ the places Of ku-
ting in said District which ruiic thc tlrik B,
dersd 10 iurnlsh.
A Copy. Attest j. hLAIN, ca 4. 60. c.
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TRAINS anINa Naa1u


TRAIN No. 10 eonnec,s At Richmsnd Juae,ion
" aud iruui Ioinis hetveen thsrc and Livingston;
Al STANFORD Nith Stages 10 and fron sonlersrt; ct
lanviile station With stages 10 aud irom DsnviIls
city Al hitrhellsburN With Stays 90 and rum fsr
ryyille and HarroisbarG 81 Lebanon With stages
10 from Springfield. Campbsllsviile, Calunahia ssd
Grccnshurg. Al Lebanon Junction. With Trains
having at 80 y n. and i;so A. NJ, 6r Memphis,
Montgomery, and intermediate T-sints Passengers
r,dnE To points North last, aud Nest frosa LSais-
vile are transisftri 10 Train No. a. Ishsnos
Junction. Train No. connects ~ Cinrinnsti jane
tion With T.. &. a q. u X hsr the Nerth aud ks.t;
Al Louisville In unton Depot With q. A N. and o.,
N. A n q. for the North, East, aud West, and
With y. y. Male Line steamers for Cincinnati and
the East.
Pullman Palace Cars without Change
are run s~,we~a Ieai.viiie and Ne~
Orleans. VITA Msass eas~sy, u.satssttt~
and New Orleans, Via Atian, lsass-
vile and Lissie heeki si.s sesvees
Louisville swa the prtnetpal etttes
North. East sad west.
For Information about Tiekets and Emirrant
Rate. 70 llofida, Artansss, f~sas, the sauth-se.i
aud soIth, Asiifr-.
G p. ATNoRE,
ten'l Pass. snd Ticket AT,
Louisville Nv.
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'uilman Palace Cars Without Change
WV ADVERTISEMENT.

WE HAVE s.a la;, q w.. ISss''T "a
year "a tso dellars and quarter q Vaprr, os for
the same price ve can insrrt hny-tuo rrsilnG no.
tics, 70 nv one every vrekl aversgins line
each. for list Of Tap~sS aud other p.rtiealsr Ad-
drss Hktl q EoN klL Oi, 10 spruce street,
N.y Nork
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AfSCrttANrot s.
POLAND CHINAsl

have iof sale Male liars that { lsluah in
ohio, aud haifs -ows anil pirs. of 10th scxus They
are the purcst roHud Chiuas. nud Will IN them
chcar lof rash also hl,o siv huc Bull Uilvos far
sale.
a'1-cm IN. NEwLAND.
Crab Ouhaui, XIV.
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A NO. IFARM FOR SALE.

Having detsnnlBsd 10 move Wet, ! onst nay
Farm, containing ElGHTl Two AGREE, lyinE
on the Hanging Fork, In Lincoln eOanty, Aboat 3
inile- ifom stanford aud naies from Danyills aud
one aud half miles tfom the pike. Good Cottage
Dweliing and clstern, good young Orchard u -
set fruit we'll wAtered. A. ain dsierIanrd ~
lell, I will give a hATgAin In the zals.
JAS. q, BRYANT.
2s9-u stanford, Lincoln Co, ~.
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CONSUMPTION cas- as CURED.

for proof Of the iaci ~ my circular Witch 81
le sent fros 10 any adin-. OSCAR %. MosE'
Is COrilandt street, Neu York.
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4 !, ORGAN
SHl TELEPHONES!

-, M others In elesrnes. aud voluIa.s al iane
- tiIllnsirAied circular aud te-timoaisl.
HfeH osRt. Address J. Il. HOi..
hDMH Mallet Creek Ohia
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Near Ilarr-lsharg, Ky Established lisa fOR
fnE HIGHER EDUCATION 90 MoMEN. No
arasics OF ex hhiions; the eutire year devoied 10
study. TEXAS reasonable. JKo. Ata. MuLIAa-
President
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PETER sTRAUB. Ant.

Of all kinds promptly attended 10. Give me call
at my shop Just above the Commercial Hotel.
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The scenery along the Big South
Fork is not of that wild grandeur
which marks the banks of our Ken,
lucky, but at many places is gorgeous
in the commingling of jagged bluffs,
with Kaleidoscope blending of veg
citation, embracing hues from the gau'
diest wild flowers TO the most sombrc
eyergreens, overlooked far in the back
ground by a shait-like headland Of
solid sandstone, capped by a helmet If
densely growing pines, whose dark
green foliage is conspicuously fringed
and dotted by the more delicate tint
of a growth too far removed to be re-
cOgnized without the aid OF field
glass, which was thoughtlessly over.
looked in our collections for the trip.
Aside from the Jumps, the Narrows,
the Sinks or Dries, the Boils and the
Winding Stairs, are a couple of Ma
lures curious freaks, especially note.
worthy--the Indian Maiden and her
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:. Il. STAGE. Agent, stanford, Ny.
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The Daughters College

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RAILROADS.

TRAINS SOUTH BOUND.