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The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-27
We are authorized to announce

a candidate for reelection to the office of Pros
 ecuting Attorney for the 9th Judicial District of Arkansas. at the next general election, sub ject to the action of nomination convention, if one be held.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-27
we arc authorized to announce

as a candidate for the office Of Sheriff of Pope County, subject to the action of Democratic Nominating Conve eution, should one be held.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-27
For Constable.
We are authorized to announce

c. Y. SMITH as a candidate for the office of Constable Tor Illinois Township.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-27
For Surveyor.
We are authorized to announce
 JAMES POTTS

A candidate for re- election to the office of Sur yeyor for Pope County, subject to convention or Primary Election should either be held.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-27
We are authorized to announce

. candidate for Constable oI Illinois 'rownship.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-27
For County and Probate Judge.
We are authorized to announce
 n

d candidate for the office of County and Pro- bate Judge of Pope County, at the ensuing election; subject to the action of Convention or Primary election.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-06-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For United States Senator.
We are authorized to announce
 HON. ELISHA BAyTE]

of Independence County, candidate for th, United States Senate, to succeed Hon. 8. " Dorsey, at the election to be held by the Gen eral Assembly of the State of Arkansas in Jan tlary Inext,
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30

H. fi9periy, with Is acres of
a' o.lV@ aw9lilng house and other
Tv rice $500. A bargain.
HNANs PENNINGTON,
Eighth and Market Ais.
|a,a,,e 1lieseyeral s,,', Sd story roc .ns In
YNildliiB. u
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30

IN 1he room next to the one In which tbt
interview was to take place, all waItIno
W give MIN warm reception. Farme1
buoh was also near by and fully entered
into the spirit of the fun. e"
Charles Augustus Swellington came
ne came pretty quick, too, boipp chased
up The yart by the bull dog. He also VA y
-Haw pretty Sallie Bush and Thought nj
net as MS own. But he didut CONQUER
hot any To his utmost surprise and
inoruhca'ion-Chas. Aug. Swellington,
q iein@n oer-was quietly told that Miss
oaIiie am bu'h would not marry him.
1heh, directly after he had been re-
f.seo' ana before he entirely recovered
u.i, ,,oni ms surprise, the boys rushed in on
owelnngton grabbed him, hustled him
out to the road and told him to run. They
then set Jim's hull dog after him. Swelly
ran Tor dear life, and, hearing the dog
close behind him, he jumped into the
middle Of small pond by the road and
stood there shivering with terror. Jim
called off the dog and left the moor fellow
go back to his boarding house
Jnat night Swellington, his heart filed
with mortl hcation and rage, started for
the depot to leave for New York, where
ms parents would have to support him
uhtli ne Obtained another situation. His
troubles were not quite ended, for the
buhgtown Calithumrian Band, who had
peen lying In wait for him, followed him
TO the depot, about mile, in hay
wagon, and gave him the full benefit OF
their discordant music. They gave a
horrible imitation of "Yankee Doodle
just as the train started from the depot
ana then went home, we'll pleased with
the fun they had with what they called q
'city squirt"
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30
.c,L TINE TABLE.
wrIMINgToN.

f ,vr WILMINGTON.
BAIss ,a La , 90, 5.4A, Z O5, $40, 800,
bllsdelpo M, Il 81, l2.40, 2.I, s.vV'
l0" o. M On sundays; Z.OS. o 44'
~ K %. ~ 6 80, 9 it, p IN. oo7 ,o.o
4, D, ~ 9yo' %, 644, u III, IL 81, IL 10,
eF io,a an sundays: 2O8 a m.
. nj on nd nd washington: 1851, 10,
hnoi,ss 81, 3D. 70 %, 5 Os. p m. Sundays
lSS.sdDit; ia nj 45s p m; no Sunday
castle. $40, si5 a m; io5, 9 80 p
iSTare p are X. r.; s1o a m; o'' 0 'o
% ,on suiIS"s 4 Northern X. r.; 0 20 a
nllss " m y IN; no sunday train. M
@, "a .dST Western X. r.: 10 20 a m;5 ~
y" Sundays: 10 80 a - m.
on ouIyE .npIyE AT WILMINGTON.
allS',a n y IS, il 81, 5 65, 45l, o 0i, Q 70
py1,, y, il Is. p m on Sundays; IL 49,
n !" IDS, 10 %, il 10 p IN. ,o,,
smyo'2; O6, 8 "a a m; IL ~. IL o1
sss ssonm mn IN Sundays: IL 43, Od
S,Ilimpre: 9M e. 2Oi, 5 40, 9 a. a M re- /,
sS. s6 p m; on Sundays: 2 % a m
.lIh;;ugtop: u; 2Ot a m 70 n, IL 30,
I'm, II m; Oh Sundays: 2 "a a M y At
rt Deposit: 800 a M no Sunday
" Castle: $50 a m IL 10 m
,Mp 1s m; no Sunday trains.
nal,yare r. B.: $50 IL 10 a IN
\ ~. no Sunday trains.
um;ngton 4 Northern X. r.: 9 05
i m.i & D m; no sunday trains.
,s,araye = u Western II. r.: 7 30 a m
M on sundays: 8 00n m.
yop W,LMINGToS LEAVE PHIL
IDELPHIA.
,osa street and Washington ave
yS y 400, 10 80, II 45 a m; 2 30. 3 30
siS 6 IS, 9 IS, II 30 p m; on Sun
.ssam; 8 0O,9 45, II 80, p m.
brty. second and Market streets
~ . IN, /? is, 8 55, 8 80, II 80 p m
.rjovs r. 0 20. II 80 u m.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30
ruy ana sell STOCKS
|,pn. Bonds and Gold in N
4 GU0, York, ,Phila, baltimore
land local markets.

l,xyRs AND BROKERS'.
| Rouse Building. Entrance on 81
Street.
! for American, Red Star, Inman
[aI Lines TO Great Britain and
tsi Europe
FOR SALE.
sDel fire Insurance Co.'S Stock
Del Rail Road Co.'s Stock.
vii City Railway Co. Stock.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30

iLE.-At prices that will
lopurcildsc.
Fellings.
ailding Lois.
Pms.
mortgages wanted.
|. j. I. IIEALD.
''a'c and Mortgage Eek.
oct12-S& WITT
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30
iIHE HOME INSTITUTE,

will open its FALL TERM, Monday,
Septem ber 9th, with the usual number OF
capable and earnest teachers. This school
besides having the great advantage OF
home training, has special and competent
Instructors in ELoCUTIoN, FRENc H
MATHEMATICS and MUSIC. Object Les
sons and Object Drawing taught by sys-
tenn used in no other school in Whining,
ton. SENIOR, MIDDLE, junior and
PRIMARY CLASSES. Each recitation
strictly and carefully marked. Monthly
reports sent to parents. Number Of beard
ing pupils limited. The only HOME day
and boarding SCHOOL in the city. TERMS
MODERATE. For circulars, address
MRS. d MISS HOUSTON,
Home Institutes, 800 Delaware Avenue,
aug3l-d&wtf wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30

WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
w WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Atthe opening of the Fall term. Mon
day. Sept. 0, 1878, there will be a N E w
President. NEW furniture, NEW repairs
throughout the building, NEW pianos,
the modern conveniences NEWLY intro
duced to add to the comfort of the young
ladies both in The public and private
rooms, and all this at the OLD Prices.
For catalogues address the president,
REV. j. M. WILLIAMS, a. M.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30

INSANITY OF A POLITICIANS WIFE,
The New York times states that Mrs.
Fields, the deserted wife of Tom Fields,
at one time prominent Tammany politi-
clan, who fed to Canada because of his
connection with the Tweed ring, was
found Monday in the streets of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, where she now lives, act
ing in very strange manner. Upon be-
ing addressed by policeman, she threw
her arms wildly about, and cried out,
"Keep MIN away, take him away he will
kill mep' meaning her husband. The
right sleeve of her dress was torn badly
showing her arm covered with blood.
Her hand was slightly gashed as if by a
knife. She could not explain how it be-
came so. The woman was evidently III
sane and was committed to an asylum.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30

FOK SALE.

|AlE.
tap selection OF Farms desira-
h suitable for Farming and
~es,
near Centre Meeting Hou Sc
khnndred.
) ntar Brick Meeting House,
tshundred.
nai Fulton's Mills Chrlstiana
b near Fulton's Mills, Christi
tia,
mar Centreville. Christiar a
nMCentreville, ,Christlana hun
near csntreyille, Christiana hun .
leif Talleyville, Brandywlne
Il miles this side OF Glasgow
Toe lullrel.
q TIE above farms Will be ex-
Rt.y property, Apply to
THOMAS r. LALLY,
Coz Market Street.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30
64lLkOADs,

ilTT6rPaHlAA WILMINGTON a
sss soAl RAIL ROAD.
|s'a' <p'enber 2srd, 1878.
"''a'e Wilmington as follows
piIS sn and Z / Intermediate Stations.
w, D M sa'. 10 90 a. M, $50,
,sS ses York, 2 90, 544. At a. M.
aid Intermediate Stations,
ssss,p ;sp s"s Washington, h J, 70 81, / Is, $50.
kaIs'S.ssSs IsSissare y :. Division, leave for:
frOn @ sn5 s;l5, a. m. Los, 6 30. p.nn,
No. sau s@a Intermediate Stations.
f,nm. Intermediate Stations s.15,
k,,,, SUNDAY TRAINS.
I5o'. s'sS ana ! Intermediate Stations
r. '''' and New York, zoe. s "A, a.
n and Washington, l2 81. , IS q
V iae eii5,aation iima lion passengers are
ii. +. KENNEY
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30

LII PERSONS who wish to Rent, buy
n or sell Farms, may save trouble ana
eA panse by entering their names al
WHIIEMAN'S FARM AGENCY.
No,2 West Fourth5t.
ser5. d2taw. &wtf
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30
For. SaIo

|t,r', vi SaIe.
E,as ps s,. los al y. E. corner Front
u jackson between sixth and
Irr.ila ,,. between Van Buren, and
! RSlpln R,aIp,n Avenue between Har-
| \ SA,iis NJ and north of the a b0ve.
Avenue. harrison ana
n 'll Broome. 'e'"eon
tp1aasylvania psl1, Avenue and
mum AS Il. LALLY.
Real Estate Agent,
OO2 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30

LE-A highly improved farm
ac's,l White Clay Creek hun
Il tltos1 IN Osag- Hedge. Di-
are lads. Large apple Or
illl tahng. Public school ad-
il'n' Buildings Large Man
ple lelant House, Barn, Granary
|old buildings necessary on a
hill. !miles from station OH
4 K. Centrally located. .
|l wilmington. Apply to
jNO. W. WHITMAN,
Esale ag't, 2 W. Fourth street
Ea.R Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-30
EDUCATIONAL.
NHAPLEWooD INSTITUTE,
CONCORDVILLE, PA.

Boys $50 per quarter; Girls S45. Stu
dents prepared for business, Yale or Har
ward College, Eirst-class Professors.
JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE, A. M,
jyls-w5m Principal.
The sun., 1878-11-03
THE GREAT BANK ROBBERY.
Whore Mr.. Augustus scheIrs Conduct WINS
Wholly Without Excuse.

There is perhaps only one point as to which
the conduct OF the Manhattan bank directors is wholly
without excuse TL,n afopfei more iidaf pt1 h- N,
,aN tsTi9 NJ dsh s'uihs 1dn j,r hoe nj Hei onn
i,i'i,r. To the safe IN which thcr own property was
;e tie antor had no means Of access A. 10 tho
which the bonds OF the bank patrons had been deposited
such care had been exercised This by far the most
disgracenil feature Of the whole transaction.
These directors mi.ht be pardoned Tor not knowing
that there were safes with double or treble even quad
rnpe comhinaous-eaoh intrused "a separate Official
and none Of them passing the nisht in the building
They might he thought never 70 have heard of doors
holding electric communication, whenever they opened
with police oflce; not to have been able TO hire an
armed petrol, not to have known that their bank
left for an uncertain interval without any Watohnau At
all on duty
But that men So ignorant or careless or unsuspcious
should still have exercised more vigilance their own
goods than over those OF their deposurs implies
thin. different from any OF the faults that We have
ulent
The sun., 1878-11-03
THE COUNT JoANNEs INDIGNANT
An Alleged DisparaEement OF His Titled
Honors In - New Jersey Court.

During the examination OF Mrs. Jennie
Smith, on n charge Of numbering her husband.
Police Officer Richard Smith. before Justice
Davis. In Jersey City. George the Count Joan
nos was frequent visitor in the court room
and he often gavo tho benefit Of his legal
knowledge and eloqucnce in tho case. The
Erenh'g Journal OF Jersey City. in commenting
on the Counts conduct. said that he ought to
bc hung" The Count lost no time In bringing
n libel suit for t25.OOO against the proprietors
Of the J0'ordl and yesterday the answer to tho
complaint was to be filed before Judge Knapp.
in the supreme Court. Jersey City. The Count
was on hand early and he impressed all by
his courly demcanor. When the case was
called the Count expressed his indignation Rt
the disparag.ment Of his titled h9nors, by the
him in the papers in tho suit as George 4. c.
senator Albeit. tho senior counsel for the do
fence declared that no afrront was intended It
was merely an abbreyiation Of the middle letters
OF the Counts name. Not until now Were the
meant for n patent Of nobility. " II that is So"
said Senator Albeit. where is your patent OF
II Is in my safe keeping" responded the
Count. drawing himself up to his full height.
- | don't believe YOU have any," retortel the
You publish that" scorrfully replied the
Count. with flushed face. and III have you ar
Then the counsel for the defence said that
titlod mobiles were not recognized in this coun-
try. and that, therefore. the Count had no right
20 sue In that name.
With a wlthering look. the Count replied (:
" Go 10 school again. sir"
Mr.. Collins. associate counsel for the defense,
then argued that the Counts declaration was
wholly worthless The suit was without proper
venue; II iii not state how the Court obtained
lurisliction; II dcsiguutcl no term Of court.
day. or year; 1t WIS fun of importiucnt alega-
lions aud Irregularities from the name OF the
Count in the tlilavit 10 the signature.
The paper is being slaughtered for the want
the Count. " Let me- read it,"
with q smilri Mr. Collins handed over the
declaration and then the auditors hung on the
Counts words while he read the declaration.
Aitor he concluded. the Court said that there
was considerable cXiraneQus matter in it. and
he thought that II should be amended and re-
yisod The Count agreed with the Judge.
But what will be left of the libel suit after the
Objectionable parts are takon outf' inquired
senator Albeit.
The soul at least" quickly responded the
Count. " The soul is always good before its
creator"
The sun., 1878-11-03
JOHN SHERMAN ON THE STUMP.
Defending the Returnins Hoard Frasd., and
Denouneinr that Letter ne n Forrerv

DenouncinE that Letter ne n Forrery.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 2.-John Sherman ad-
dressed a Republican meeting in the Opera
House tonight on equal rights and the nnan-
cial question. About ono thousand persons
listened to him. Ho said that the Republican
party had always been In favor OF the equal
rights OF all before the law. The tendency Of the
Democratic party, on the other hand. had boen in
favor Of abridRing the liberty Of those who op-
pose them. Tho rebellion had been crushed
but the spirit which animated II had not been
eradicated. and to-day millions OF people in the
South were denied their rights, declaration
which would be verified by the elections next
built their pyramid Of hopes for success in the
future on solid South, and without II they
had no show Of victory He charged the Demo
elections. and referred to the election in New
York in 1868, whom. he asserted, Grant was
state by organized fraud. Had the elec-
ton Of President depended on that
Ss speSe sns SqYrh SY h Sd S1
confessed fraud. He claimed that South Caro-
lima, Louisiana. and Florida were fairly
cratic Congressional committees appointed
to investigate the alleged frauds utterly failed
e, make out a, case against the Republicans.
The action OF the Returning Board In rejecting
the votes OF bulldozcd districts was defended as
right. and Mr., Sherman added that the natural
u WtTt Niptu OUT
by murders and other modes OF intimidation.
The Democrats had no reason to complain be.
cause Hayes was seated. rs they had organized
the Electoral Commits ssion. Reference was made
to tho Anderson Sherman letter." which he
said was forgery. and that II was known TO
prominent Democrats. who had suppressed the
fact to his injury.
In an allusion to the cipher dispatches he
said the Democrats had cndeavoredto buy the
electoral votes Of three States. and the people
would meyer be satisfied until they got at the
bottom on the villainy. lie hoped Congress
guilty. and the result would no doubt show
more Democratic fraud. Mr.. sherman then
discussed the financial question. He said
he was In favor OF tho largest pos
sible amount OF paper money that can be
The Republicans were the true Greenbackcrs,
inasmuch as they believed the grcenback should
bo made as good as gold. He rocked the
greenback in its cradle. and Witnessed its
growth into n great giant. and he had great re-
spect for H. II had increased in value from
40 cents to 99'i, and on the first OF January IL
would be worth Hs much az any gold.
The sun., 1878-11-03
BEAUMONT's OPIUM EATIN @.
Ills story Of How he Became "a slave To the
Drug. nrd Why he Tries 20 KIN HIMSELF

Col. Henry Leroy Beaumont the submarine
diver who has tried several tunes 70 commit suicide was
arragncd IN the Paterson courts Yesterday On two
charges for aitem ting to shoot hoy who spoke to
Agnes lladen whom hc claims a. his wife, when pass
ng them IN the street and the other for asaune Agnes
and beating her In the In Paterson To the surprise
uf ALL Beaumont rotrscted ms former plea and pleaded
guilty 10 both charges lie rcmanded Tor sentence
Toa reporter Beaumont explained how lie came TO be
opium eater As follows;
In December 1872 there wAsA terrible ice rorre at
81 Helena. Ark Twas engaged IN rcscuug eSscs lost
In the OF tee on Dec. - | n small steamer
being hepessy carried down the hv the torrent
On tile vessel was lady, crying for help Idctemned
o. rescue her ran out Jumping from cake 10 cake
the swiftly floating ice reached the vessel And took
her ~ she heing the Only tho boat the others
for their saetN having deserted her. After great
trouble reached the wharf with my burden but after
handing her up IN safety. as ] was getting up was
my leg was broken
Inc Colonel showed where his les had been badly
broken.
That's how got 20 using opium. I was taken 20 the
hospital la - Helena AMI renamed there long time
The pain from the broken leg was uncndurAhe ana the
doctors gave me morphine. Finally when WAS able to
about dsc lyered that could not do without NOR
phine AMI the habit has grown on me ever since am
In misery when without IT, II then that want 10 die
It is then that have repeatedly tried to end my exist
encc.N
what became n tho lady you re cscuedT
don't know but the ciuzeus Vi St Helena gave me
agold medal ivr the act"
The sun., 1878-11-03
DIED.

BALDWIN In Chester Conn, David Baldwin, ,sed e2
years
BRADY -on % inst, Mary Anne Brady, In the aiul
year ut her
Tie funeral will take place rom 7ia 9Th thence 10
st Brdlsts church 80 uis uu Monday where a solemn
hgh mas will be celebrated. Friends are invited 90
attend
COs"RoyE.-Nov. =, John Cosgroye in the O7th year
hi age.
Relatives and friends arr respectfully invited 10 attend
h- funeral from hi late side nee l4j hast iJt st.
Monday. nov Z. rt2 T.
ENSiGN In Nrw Haven, Conn Oct - Salmon En-.
sisu. ar,d ~ wears
FARNHAN-Iu woowich. Ne. oct %, Mrs Lydia
iarul tin. nstd =, wears ans months
MlLllN.-At tie hulu, pl her .nuiu law. the Rev "
T Lawson Bullock County Ala the 18th of October.
Mrs blidset Muliu Tie Nrcca-fl born in NNrih
tarohaa iu tir wear i775. and would have been luJ
year. Old on the sih ot ue,onbcr utNt
STOCKTON In Lafayette. Ind oct 81, Lawrence y
sohton. aged Is N'nr> and +months. native of bed.
tufd COUNTY Va Hul resident of Indiana since i~lN
lie ama.s.d au ample fortune hy rueay aud industry
row. SEND In Portland. Nc. oct. 81. Hannah
ToWua d astl as wears aud 6 months
NiiI.Frr -A' Eu'slaui Ne oct IS. Miss Annie VA.
lett aged ~ years IA nth an days.
The sun., 1878-11-03

New ORLEANS. Nov. 2.-The Board Of Health
to-day passed resolution that the epidemic being An
end the Pesdenbc requested call upon the Governor
and ask him to withdraw his proclamation OF the 18th
MAY establishing quarantine. Pre- sdcnt Chopin said
that this resolution not passed tO be used 10 advise
people 10 return to the city It not safe Tor them
to do ~ yet but for the purpose o having the inland
quafAntue removed. several new cases of cNor have
been heard OF since noon A ny who Was Visiting q e
o hls mother Yesterday took lever
during the night and Il reported as a very bad case,
Tie Wilc o. Mr Hummel the Home Journal Is said o be
dNiu..
The sun., 1878-11-03
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM

rANY-It never scales or po,pones-lith Grand Dstu.
button Al New orleans Nov ~ 1851 prizes amounting 10
$1,000, capital prizes s3o,oon. $1,000 $500 6e
10000 tickets two 81 dollars; halves, one en- dollar
Apply to ~ A DAUrHlN, I. o Box oea, New orleans
La. or II L. PLuM. 3io Broadway. New YORK
The sun., 1878-11-03

Iout,vLLE. Ky oct :. l~7s
10 r Anderson OF Troy. Ferry County ind do hereby
certify hel1 was the holder Of ticket 10 si767. in the
nnh drawing of the CoMmunw eath Distribution com,
pany which usnspred the 3nth oi September in the
city o. Louisville ky said ticket calling iCr $1,000 aud
which have this day presented for payment at the
once Of the Company, the same being pad by cheek
the Third National Bank OF Louis which check
duly honured and paid u. Y. AsDKEsOE Ado
The sun., 1878-11-03
4usintss Hotitts.


repre- sented with perfectly developed forms-beauty
and health combined No decayed.toothcd man or
woman can be healthy, because digestion must be i'm.
perfect Use sozoDoNT got healthy teeth, good dises.
ton. and a sound body. Revive the three braces
The sun., 1878-11-03

on nni hffcr tomorrow the magnificent steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, and Rhode Island viii be put Oh the Stu
lngon line to accommodate the heavy uavel attracted
by tho Si5n first class, to Boston, with the
Unsurpas.ei accommodations and the certainty Of
prompt al offered by ts nei 81 90 tickets good
only for the continuous ip for which they sOldAdf
The sun., 1878-11-03
Corksy WINNING the Malllnr Match.

LONDON, Nov 2.-The great international
pedestrian tournament, which began at Agricultural
Hall, Isington, last Monday morning at fNe minutes
ancr O'clock terminated at 10 10 tonight Stakes.
cauO with the ASry hct; clnp and CSC Vaughan and
Weston the iaVores at the start ana the betting
was to against torkcy. Al the conclusion the
tosl A. fJ
The sun., 1878-11-03

Cnaunired shirts linen bosoms Is cents; scArle
AN, corner ctth st-AF.
The sun., 1878-11-03

Double breasted und,rarts 5Oc cach scarlet mcrino
81; RoNnicr's dog skin gloves 81 % j. W JOHNSTON
go Grand 81 also. f21 9Th av corner 2dth st.
The sun., 1878-11-03

And THE Minstrel Boy." two songs, words and music
given away to every reader VI the New York EmiG So
Pipsr, out 10 'm0lrVWT-Adr
The sun., 1878-11-03

10NDoS. Noy. 2.-St Petersburg journals re-
port large number Of suicides and attempted suicides
the Russian army IN Bulgaria.
The sun., 1878-11-03

Turkish Baths so cts 10 LAghtst Hours for gentle
Inen. 90 A. ~. to- T.. H. Ladies ~ 10 " A N sun
Gays, Gents, U - " IA h.-ld.
The sun., 1878-11-03

Rupture.-Dr MARsIrs treatment Is the ouly safe
ani rchuhic cure ~ years practical experience. only
oil, Nesey II, Astor House, opposite st. Paul Church
The sun., 1878-11-03

CRtarcba Cntarrh CIgarettes.-Th popularity
Of this ctoctunl Cttarr remedy steadily ncrca sing
zoe yer box Dcpois. 10 East l4 st. and 10 Ann st.,
The sun., 1878-11-03

Agrand triumph in medicine We have discovered a
certnn specific for that dirctu malady epilepsy II has
cured given by distinguished ply sicians after
bromide OF potassium and all other remedies to
them had tailed So certain that II will give sat.
iacton that will send trial box nee. receipt
Of nine cents 20 nay postage Price dollar Ter box
Address stating person and frequency Oi fits,
VERMONT STREET PHARMACY Buffalo, n. Y
The sun., 1878-11-03
RtIiaious laotitss.

AT WILLETT ST. METHODIST CHURCH,
"a near Grand st,-freAchng at itll A. by the Rev.
Mr. Long illustrated by series VI paintings, at Tbs VI.
sermon ly the pastor the Rev T. seArleS on "Chrsrs
BETRAYAL with Kiss"
A I,CHURCM OF THE HOLY sPI NIT,
uubert Services. i0. A. n and TJ. r. H. Tie Rev
Joseph u Rylsnse, d. D. will preach In the evening
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