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Old Bounty Land Warrants.

NiA DuuiLtJ L1Ii W dllNAlp'
r. cla.' Report N tie Commi-.ioncr Of the
Uvu,rt' Land ninn shows 2S91 800 rcrr. ~
Bounty Ttnl Warrant, nut-ttudius These we're
l-.Usi uud"r at Of 1883 ard prior acts. al L.
MORE & 90 paw cash tor them, send by rrp.
islrTei latter. whera A-aigpturnts are inp-r.
io't We give INSTRUCTIONS TO pei feet they.
United States General Land Office.
U,i'ed states General Land nfi.o mi repuri.
mining aud prr-omptlon claims and Homestead
Gases attended 10.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
OHlc"rs, soldiers, aud sailors ofthe late war, or
their heirs, are IN many ca-CH sutitrd 20 money
ir0In tho Gu,rrum,nt of which they have NO
kuuNl.dRr. write n,li history Of service, and
ststo amount 1fply aud louuiy received. ~
closugDmp "a Gilmore c., ard u full reply, At.
ter examination, viii BE- given you free.
Pensions.
An officers. soldiers, aud sailors wounded.
rupturoi, or injured IN the late war, however
slis ily, eau obtain Peusion by aadIt.siug Gil-
moro Co.
Gases prosecuted by q ilmore X GO. before tho
Supreme Cont ofthe nited States, the Cont
Of Claims aud the Southern Clalm CoIumissiuu,
Zach department Of our business j. conduoied
IN q separate bureau, under Tho charge of the
same sxponrucei parties employed by the o'd
hfin. Prompt attention 10 all huslurss entrusted
10 GILMORE q Co. l. thus secured. We desire 10
win success by deserving II.
Address GILMORE & co.
Washington, D.
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Sea Wonders.

4 long way from here. in the
South Sea, raises a narrow ridge ont
Of the fathomless ocean, Coc1anut
trees grow on the ridge, and little
lizards creep here aud there, Far
and wide no coast nor land. Who
can tell who bnilt that ridge, anl
planted those trees in the bound
less ocean : All it is n strange
story, as there arc so many in Ma.
ture's 6ook.-Hundrods OF years ago
little tiny, industrious insects callei
corals lived there They had many
whims and fuc,os. They dii not
Nike 10 build in the midst II the
surge, aud they died when exposed
to sun and air After they had built
some they stopped, for taey were
afraid OF snn Nnd air Then came
an earthquake, of which there are so
many in tho South Sea, and the
ground sunk b. degrees. and the
corols commenced Building again aud
went on and On till volcano convuls-
ed the bottom of the sea, and the reef
was raised over tho surface Of the
deep voters, aud the tiny coral in
sects died. The waves broke of
Bit OF the reef, anil the constant
friction ground them into dust and
sand. A wave carried stray seel,
and il took root in tho sand and
grew-Eesrs passed. and ono day a
largo wayo washed an old trunk Of q
tree on tho reef. When it had laid
there few days two little lizards
crept out of it. They had travelled
more than thousand miles, and
had a very long sleep. They made
their home in the roots of the cocoa
nut trees that had grown, meanwhile,
out OF the soed. Soon there were
plenty OF cocoanut trees and lizards
on the reef aud this is the story of
the trees aud tho little lizsris.-Ex.
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VERNs ERPANNUN- -P2it,,, zee,

Cue Cupy, A.. Five C1pics, ~. Ten CDpi,s,
tl5. Twenty 'nuls.. --i
~ EvFg, corr viii 10 sc1t FREE - any
ycrsnn .upiing ,lt fora ClIb OF gcl, or .lj lOr
CLUB u lveuty.
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p1y TusE yyECt.Y ysMrs.

By unitlng wlth a ies trisN's. srd N king
M 'luh of Twenty. YOU viii oIch got o. q
WEEKLY TIMES fpr one year pust,gc patti
by us. Tor fhN Low PKHE uf 3 %. " at any
time dur!ng tho wear you are disstilsh"l win
the Paper, send 10 US and We viii return ypur
money.
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Or. r. l.. WalcoH iai Chatham Square
ksw York
NOLCOTl'S PAIN PAINT.

Slops pats instqn'ly; srbduss Tan1r it'1r
heSle o.d soroe-canco-s. ard .,i alteration.
II Will nyt ftaIn smart pr burn toe sata.
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- f. VAN BU,SHlRK.
SURGICAL & MECHANICAL DENTIST
Selinsgrovo, Ponu'a
Naiiaa.

No'i,c is hcrchv vivcn. that have this
iay purchp.el ~ N-.ipu,e'. Sale rho FOL
lowing rttjrle.. which have lpan,d to
: u S"lu'k, daring nv pleasure ~
Chpir., = rockers. Ninrgir MI Barrel. b
hu.ho's uplt'o". = r,"t-, lc.k. trvnf.
= beta. C,rp'' "nl Nu'irg. Sill" B'rrl
Stand. Gnvl amt rt'ucr. Chamber SUIT.
Organ 1ui Stool Heater aul rrro. lpuurc.
. what npt-. sewing NucfiRo. ENt"u-,o "a.
fnh'c booking Gn-.. Bracket Lump. ,
LHur.. sUr''opn. t'll soy" n"l Itr". .
ptl liui.. COOK Stove o'l dv'urc-. Siuk.
. r,h'n-. wppi blN Srftoc rul cu.h'or-.
Lul .lu. Bed S'r > ruhs bft.- N't
lie. Irons. D'p.hrry. Brrr'l.. Iron
Kettle. hoe aul Ep,.'. , ltpps. corn.
IONS NuNMEL.
Nii.ilehur.. Npv. 3. is7i.
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PRIVATE SALE OF
A.t,SJNESE.IG
PROPERTY.

| icnre situate on Main Street, tho lhr.
ough ~ Mi'illchrrg. SNYDER County. IA
This is drrirahlc property pni w. for.
merly known as the EAGLE HOTEL The
improvements comprise n LARGE DDr-
Bis FRiNE HOUSE. SUMNER HOUSE.
LiRGE SIZED. ICE IOrIB. anl other
cuihWhhnrc An excellent well Of water
~ tie door. II Is suitable fnr n private
dwelling or % Hotel, aui located near the
centre of business.
Term. easy nod rcisonqblc. For forth
cr particulars call on or Address
! " OHWIG.
Wa'soutowr, Nctlh'i Co.. Ia
Ang. 81, 1875.
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4 DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

n DNIININ N IUN , NUT IOE.
4 y Letters Of aim'uistrstton on thoestate OF
ieN Nltmet, late ot Uuion tovnship, shy ter
county. Pa, decd have been Vrartei to the
uuaers gped. All petsCns knowing thenseives
Indebted to sAid estate will p'efse mako I'm.
mediate 'Ymcnt while those having claims
agaiust said estate will pressut them fpr settle.
ment 10 HIRAM O'NEli.
June I, -, pi. Administrator
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-15

Ths book contains nearly 200 pages, "a
by inches, and is designed 10 be- pockcl
companion for every widc-awake man in
the mining camps and financial centres OF
the West.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-15
A SWORD WITH A HISTORY.

When r. 7. w. Duke entered the
confederate service in 1861 as a cap
tain Of company A, nineteenth Virgin
la regiment, he carried with him an
old sword which, according to the
family tradition, was the sword of DR..
Thomas Waker-the ColonePs great
grandfather-who was Commissioners
General of the Virginia troops under
Washington in Braddock's army. At
the battle of Sailors creek, April 6,
1865, Colonel Duke, then commanding
a regiment in Custis Lees division,
was, with the entire command, cap
tured by the federal troops. The
Colonel surrendered to Lieutenant
.Croner, in a New York regiment, and
requested his captor to preserve his
sword, and acquainting him with its
value as a family relic Captor and
captured then exchanged addresses
and parted, the Colonel to remain
some months in Johnson's island pris-
on. Since the war several efforts have
been made to find out the ColonePs
captor, but it was only few months
ago that his present address was OBJ
tanned, and letter received from him
contained the information that the
sword was still in his possession. At
ter some negotiations the sword was
forwarded to its owner
1t is quaint and singular looking
old weapon, triangular-shaped, hav-
ing three cutting edges, a solid silver
hilt and guards, is of the style known
as a dress-sword of the time of Charles
and Queen Anne, and has doubtless
danced at the side of some gay cava-
lier in the days when church, king
and state" was the cry. 1t followed /
its owner to the old dominion, and |
paced minuets with its descendant at
court balls at Williamsburg, ran
away with him at Braddock's defeat,
saw the revolution of ITO, and now
after being drawn at a four years
contest for the "lost cause" and sur
rendered with heavy heart, has
again returned to whom it belongs,
where we trust it Will remain un-
sheathed for years to come.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-15
Dissolution Notice.

HE coPARTNERsHTp HERETOFORE rvrsr
~ ing between William Lauer and J. P. swim
~ me mercantile. mining and milling business mn
der the firm name of Iauor & Swim hss az ar
oe ',, dissolved by mutual consent Both nsrti@s
VIII vii, collect accounts due the firm. and both partiss
VII pay liabilities of tho same. j. p. swina viii
yon.iI'ue IN business at the old stand and William
ness. "b anu mining bnsi.
a. rartes knowing themselves indebted 10 tho late
.an WIZ come forward at once and settle nm ana
VIM. LAuER.
1n.po f,,r.~ }. p. SWIM,
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Board of County Commissioner

VI poise county. Idaho Territory. VII meet IN
's"'ar session ut the Clerks Office in Idaho CITY. on
Monday, October Z, 1878.
aa "a. oeins the first Monday in said month. All
Should - oher matters coming before said Board
e" ~, na oe MED two days prior to that time
- aseo'n.s and papers must ia legally verified
10 insure action thereon aud no hin viii he ,,
scented unless all the fees are paid. - p'''
JAMES MoRIARTY,
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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TO TIE AFFLTCTEOl

That dreadful disease, the PILES. with
when veTv many people are, and have
neeh i"r Years aniicte,l, and which has
oaa'eu ue skill of all physicians. can he
e 'ri""iiv o"fc1 by Piles wcll.,ricd rene
80 ''nnuieos nave found relief from il
ana nc VIKING 10 testify rs 10 It's efficacy
FOR safe nj nj the drug stores II. Zinr
"2'''' a. iu"ho my. Sep.4-if.
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Notice.

20 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE
is hereby given that have appointed Jonas
W. Brown, ESQ., my attorney in fact to collect
notes and accounts due to me and to take charge Of
all placer mining ground. water rights and ditche
in Boise county, /. T. My business must be close
up; All persons indebted TO me will save costs by
making payments. g. w. CRAFTS.
IDAHO CRY, Sep. 7, l87S-lm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-15

Xkka week In your own town. SIS outfit free
VOUNo risk. Reader IL you want a business A.
en persons OF either sex can make great nav ali
the time they work write for part;rn1,@. - =, s.i
HArLErT &co., Portland, Maine fJune4.7s-ix
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!. The United States Mining Law ard Land
Ofite instructions Hereunder. Each section Of
the Law il immediately followed by the Land Office
instructions relating thereto. This is d couyeu-
lent arrangement. IS IL avoids turning several
pages when the instructions are consulted IN con-
nsctiou with the law.
2. A Digest Of all Decisions under the Mining
Laws now IN force. Il : brought down t. the date
ot publication. and containing tbs latest decisions
takes the Place oi al prior publications.
5 New and Improved Forms Tor making ihe
various proof. from The location uf claim miners
llen MOTIFS 10 delinquent co-oNners. &C. down 10
issaznce u patent.
4 Complete LIST Of Patented Mining Claims.
arranged III STATE Territory. County. and District.
This list j. aa-tA 10 mining nra many times the
price % the book
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Notice to Creditors.

AFS' NJ rKTrESe1LL L Co., IL State Street, y.
o. s7Park Row. New York, and 7ol Chestnu, Stree,
rhiaaslphia. are our Agents for procuring averts.
nnnts for the fpAHo W. Ip in the above cities and
athSriEed TO conwae, ADVERTISING at our lowe.
ats
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-22

Tho british channel icct has hcen ordered To
tho Mediterranean.
There has been panic in the grain trade ri
Belfast, ireland, and mAny FIRMS have failed.
nns~iA has notified Austria that among thu
questions Withdrawn from the consideration of
tho conference arc tho reorganization of Dal.
gatia, the occupation u Bulgaria by Russian
troops, sud thc remuneration ~ Des.araLlA.
This note hax given umhragc Il Vienna.
AIondon dispatch o. Tho iaih says, Tho
british ioct has icft llcsIkA bay Tor Constants.
nople without obtAlning Tho rortcs permission.
Tho sultan hAa declared that, on the entry of
tho NnssiAnS, ho viii proceed II oncs 10 lronsaa,
III AslA Minor, and, should no DO 10, there Ii
liltle likelihood 0f hix future rrturn"
Tho fortune ictt BY tho lSto Pope Plus IL c.ti-
mstsd Il about w, 100000.
Al Lima. Peru, recently, thc people were a..
toniHhed and frightened BY severe thunder.
storm, tho flrHt ono Ia that country xinco iA05.
Inndon dispatch ~ tho 18th says "ln
spite of formal protest from Turkey. tho I'm.
glish slcct have PASSED tho nArdAncllc., And On.
chored in the acA " MArmora within on. hour.
sAil " ConStAntinople. No opposition was u.
fcred BY thu Turkish forts. Two ironclAais wsr.
left In lscsika bay, and the remainder went ul
within few miles u ConstAnsinople. Lord
Derby, IN note 10 OoftschAkofI, protest,
against tho lsnna!an occupation VI Constants
nove. Tie protest " eouehcd Ia very strong
language, and II In considered that war IL Inn,
n,inent."
Tho leading French newspapers advise tl.s
English and AustriAna IL keep the lmacc inli
mating what Ii clear enough 10 MI disintcr
csted people---thAt They rejected tho nppor
lanity when intervention might have command
ed snccsss, and can d. nothing now hut hrine
disaster ON themselves.
LAts advises from IiAyans report that III.
Cuban insurgents, headed by their chiefs, ar.
trying ~ arrange term. of peace al over III.
island
Great dissatisfaction u felt III HcrviA At Ill,
uncertain terms offered BY Russia % the priu
oapAilly.
Tho Italian ironciAd Terrible has hce,
wrecked near HAlonlcA.
| W. CLEAN tho following from tho l.onsio,
DISPATCHES of lhe 10Th A special from Con
rtAntinoplc reports that tho headquarters d
tho Turkish army u dcscnsc have been n
moved 10 Hteesno&. Tho Turks arv hurricdl,
erecting sArth-workA On Tho knJnk- -Chekmstijl
iinC " dcscnse 4 ~. lesarsbar,
correspondent sAys hc has loon III
formed that peace negotiations AFRO nov
practically interrupted for, since the appear
Ancs ~ thu british mcn.os-wAr In TIN rea u
Mannora, tho Turkish plcnpotsntiAr,us ,leciAi,
that complete autonomy for Bulgaria l. inad
nlsah,s. ThA eosysspoodsat addsi TIN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-22

IN his remarks On Tho Mexican question b.
fore tho ilo,lse Committee on Foreign AHsirs,
Mr.. fastef, tho United States Minister, do.
eiAred that no treaty between the Mesica,s and
this country can 10 enforced without lirsl sup
pressing or eatefmlnA.ing the pcoplo on thu
Meslean side IT tho lilo 0ranle who make a
business oi robbery and munier ON thi. side.
Federal appointments, benjamin FiAglcr,
Collector ef Customs for tho District of
Niagara, N. Y; Hiram 1. nrown, Collector OF
Custom. for The District Of Erie. "a, Charles
sllcnt. u California, Assi.sAn. Justice os the
Supreme Court Ut Arizona Territory, HenjA-
min J. Hpooner. Of Indiana. United states
Marshal for Indiana Jesse W. ariest, of Penn.
nyl,nniA, Agent for the Indians of tho Otoe
Agency, Nebraska.
The question VI the reduction u the whisky
tax ma. be regarded ~ irresncAbly settled Tor
thu present ,ssrion III Congress. Tho Senate
Finance Committee has unanimously agreed 10
tho Houre resolution declaring II inexlcslicnt
10 make any change In tho tax.
Tha ilou~e Dankiug and Currency Committee
i raId q have practically agreed 10 bill u
N0NFNAusN ktSsAeeNNAN MI hMNaWHNl UNIlk GAJNW
iation. The Llll provides that grscnbAcks shall
b. receivable Tor I'll public and private dues,
except where coin Il eApros1ly stipulated.
The unisod states treasury II present CON.
sslns Elm, aos, ,,d, In 1pecie. The amount oi
greenhArks now In circulation u e3lD. ia, ~.
Federal appointments, Charles McCAndlcss,
u rann.ylsanla. Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court VI Now MeAicos john y. Wischrr. u Wcs,
Virginia, UnitcL htAtc& Marshal for Idaho
William ]. Pollock, II lllinoia. Superintendent,
u Indian Affairs fnr Dakota, Adolph Dom.
bro~sky. Receiver IT Public Moneys Il shasta,
GAl.
Tho President has made tAa following Alr
polntmea..i Dayarl Ta.lor, Envoy Extraor
d.nly aid Minister rlenipotentiAry 10 Ger
mAnyi john Baker, VI Illinois, Minister Resident
At venezueia; William q. uooditp, Of Kentucky
Munster Resident ~ Belgium. Benjamin 4
simpson, of kAnsan, United ssAter Marshal fol
Kansas, William A. Howard. of Michigan, Gov
ernor of Dakota Territory.
Tho SENATE Committee On Territories has DE-
eidca 10 report fasorahly upon she bin for th'
creation os thu Territory II Lincoln, 10 b.
formed out IL portions II tho Territories D
Dakota And Wyoming. ~ ~ to include all th'
Black Hills country.
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MISCELLANEOUS oLxAxIxos.

Died. Al rhiiadelphla. William Welsh. ths
~ell.kno~n rhllAnlhrrpist and rx-Indisn Com
missioner. aged II u Hartford, o., Hon
Gideon Wellos, ex-AccresAry III tho Navy unde,
Mr. Lincoln, sged ~, II Now Orleans, Hon
Charles \. Conrad, ex-leoretAry u War nnde,
President rillmore, aged III.
Capt. MenimAn, of tho revsnne marine scr.
Vice, having been ordsrcd BY TIM Secretary II
tho Treasury 10 investigate tho wreck of ths
Metropolis. reports that the fragments u ths
wreck Are unusually small, and her roltennssa |,
Vi apparent shAt there wAs bnt one opinion u 4
her un...NnltAlnus..
family of six personp, composed u Daniel
lteardun, his wife and four children, wsrs
turned up III their house 1t WickhAni. Can. i
faw nights ago.
John y. Iraey. formerly President Of the
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DOMESTIC tnrsi.a.iosncx.

Ths aaAes II the Isvs Ttssss has l,~<n d..
sitasssl hs sase iys.s estimated Il eiee.eu.
wsliiasa t'rham, ~uaass-ss~.as manufacture,
SIeHssf. Macs, has fsilesi f.s tisa.na
The naaisl N.Asi.# snAn.its,. II Mas.AAela.
Mas. has i~.n .~.ts away ~ tss~.
Tie rssst..t a.-,s,a.ian exists ansmag ihe
Respectable working People II Newark. n. T.,
an areonni ~ The rre.ut savings hank fAilasvs.
A DISASTROUS iii. occurred in N.sl T~~i.is.
third rsr~t, New iush, 4 i.w nights aga. The
laer Il estimated ai upward II taua 0n
West.
Tie ~, III Chicago has been drought IL 4
.stiuns ilnsneiAl crisis is decision III Tho VA.
PRIME conss ~ illinoit. That decision II II tho
fleet that the city cannn' lnsrnw money rr.
PAYABLE out ~ thr gcnerAltA fund. Neither
can 4 horro~ mons, II lay the principal or In.
tsrea " money which has heretofore hccn
borrowed In that manner. some esoo, COO bcr.
voNed III this illegal manner II now oasstans-
Ing. How II Il 10 b. paid IL what IL pussling
III. anAncier. of Tim Garden CITY, a. wcll a.
there WIN loAnei tho moncy, and. N the city
cannot pay the interest on what II has already
borrowed, II can hardly expect to negotiate
any more loans.
A manufacturing company ii south Bend,
lua.. pays Oh their employees, numbering about
25n, In gold.
Three colorcd children werc burned tn death
II lronton, Ohio. tho other day. They were
ief. aione In the house. which waa DESTROYED BY
hre
John W. Beavers wAs executed at Madison,
Ind, on tho 18th Of February, for the murder
VI J. W. sewell. lie made full confession q
his crime. on the samc day John Atlus was
hanged At Carthage, No.. for tho unprovokctl
murder, In April, 1874, II John Lane.
south.
The charge |. made thst tho Judge of the
court tWhittakef) III which Thomas q. Ander-
son was tried and convicted, 1t New Orleans,
Il dofAnlt.r to tl.o Government In tho sum Of
tdpu,0 ,0b0. Whitaker WAS Anb Treasurer Il
Nov Orleans In isud-7. and II Ii claimed
he lost this amount u tho Govern
mcnt funds In gold npeeulAtions. Hc waa
tried !, tho time on the charge, tho Jury 40
quitting hun without leaving their seats.
The proposition III the Virginia Legislature
70 rarudlatc ppftinn of thu State debt has
bern finally defeated.
The revenue oIiicers are rolen,leuTly pursuing
thc Illicit dlssillerA III tho kumth. The oxstn.
sssc raid among the u,uonshinen IN Southeast
Missouri resulted In the capture u large
number ~ rtils and mash-tubs. In Jackson
county. Tenn, 4 number u crooked diHtillerics
have been slsad. and In North Georgia several
s,aecessfnl raids have recently been uAdc.
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Luke T.. blackburn was accidentally
killed III NJ. Lonix county. Mo. recent
", lIis oldest brother, Edward Il, q
lawyer, was killed hy thc fall " 4 ra,l.
roa1 bridge lii lA55. Another brother
George W.. wus drowned from thc steam.
III Htonewall In 1870. A third brother,
Jonathan H., wax lost On Tic steamer
Aalula, which exploded hcr boiler on
tl,r Missouri river iii 1869. A sister,
Martha, when quite yonnR. fell from Y
feieo and died III her injuries.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-22

And gMAsaGssS sasisfsctiun. Essiy eioak warranted
10 run. oetng alOnn your d~fsulise aiUeks III Ais
ssstdeaus, aad " Will ~ tA~tn right. ChAxUss
Fsoe0nAUje
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-08

49,. AcwoRTH AFFAIRS.
Last Thursday night about oclock as
Dr. j. r. Humphrics was going into his
dwelling house he was confronted by anun-
known man in the hallway, the intruder
turned into the doctors bed room
in which there was a window through
which he could easily escape, the doctor
called for assistance and ran to meet the bur
glar as he emerged through the window, but
he comprehending the situation instead of
making his exit outat the window, turned
and followed the doctor out at the door and
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-08

are safe rs well AZ searching eradlcaut, ana
have widely superseded that dangerous, drug
quinne, which palliates but does not eradicate
malaria.
--@se-<~zse- -
VIZ not only recommend Coussens' Com
pound Honey of Tar for Sore Throat Colds,
Hoarseness, Group, Whooping Cough, etc,
but we confidently assert that it can cure Con.
sumption. The increasing demand for it, and
the many testimonials Of appreciation daily re-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-03-08

for all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.'--
Price so cents bottle. For sale by William
Root.
Next Town
Ahead where they loan you dollar and chalk
it down till to morrow, for a bottle of MER-
RELLs HEPNrINE for the Liver. The enor
nous expense Of importing the ingredients of
IL: IL L.