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to Danish entirely the use of liquor. Thought the
town agencies should he abolished, where they
are made a nuisance. lie would ask that the
Reform clubs be sustained.
Gen. Dow read protest against the passage Of
the druggist bill, which contained about the same
points as the resolutions.
The protest was adopted.
The Convention then adjourned to meet this
forenoon at ten o'clock. There will be social re-
lgous services at half past nine. Gov. Conner is
expected to be able to preside this afternoon and
address the convention.
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NEW JERSEY.
Mcclellan Puts His Foot in 1t.

NEW YORK, January %. The sun says num-
ber Of New Jersey senators and assembly men
are displeas I'd ia General McClellans nomina
tons for judges, Yesterday, because he did not eX
end the cu-tlmiry courtesy Of consulting with
them be fore sending in the names.
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4 Dishonest Cashier

PROVIDENCE, January %. The National State
Bank has suspended it, cashier. Isaac CASTOR
pending examination of It's accounts. 1t was
discovered he had been carrying large amount
OF checks and light drafts of James l.. BathgAte
K sons, svetuslve bu cher.. who were the largest
dealers at the bank.
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iSiDDEFOLklD.


BInpEronn, January %. The Commandery Of
Maine, Grand Army of lhe Republic, are holding
a State Convention here to-day. About one hum
bred delegates are present The transactions are
not made known to the reporters. Post Sheridan
enteraas sitors at supper tonight
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.

CIV York, January Is, ls7S.
Money loaned al 4a3 per cent. on call. Foreign
exchange W ak; 4.sisa4.slh for sixty day .
and 4s5tas4--iemand.
tiold opened Al .0l'. and closed At i0l1.
Borrowing rates 0a4Ha7 per cent. and DAT, an
carrying rate 3a2a7.
Clearings ai9.itl 90. Custom receipts, t323, :.
oOC Treasury disbursej. $357 900 interest, 1885,.
0O fr londs.
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M urder.

SAN ANTONIO, January %. Jas. Adamsou, q
resident Of Morphie farm, near Montross, Scot
land, was murdered eight miles below Eagle Pass
on the Rio Grande, on the l4th.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Court Ma tiers,

EXETER, January %. In the supreme court.
in the case OF John y. j. Cieswell and others
trustees OF the Freedmens Savings Bank al
Washington, against Rev. james Pike of South
New Market, on uote of three Thousand dollars,
the jury, after being out all night, disagreed, and
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See local. on fourth page.
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TENNESSEE.
Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, January %. The passenger train
on the Nashville & Chattanooga railroad ran of
the track near Hunts Station, Tenn, v stertlay
throwing one coach down an embark mcnt twenty
feet high. None were killed outright, but several
persons were badly Injured.
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EKNO>r.
Sad Affair.

BELLOWS FALLS January .. Jercm all Leach
Jr., twenty year old, employed by the Vermont
Farm Machine Company. was caught ny belt
he was adjusting his forenoon, aud thrown over
the shaft aud one arm torn ont at the shoulder
and thrown away. lie hes in averl critical co e
ditlon
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w EST INDIES.
Naval Affairs.

NEW YORK, January %. A Havana despatch
says the affair Of the Dutch brigsntins captured
some months ago on suspicion Of carrying contra
band at war is still unsettled. TIE captain and
crew were released on parol.
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NEW UKh.
StXere (.nIe.

NEW YORK, January %. 4 terrible wind at
Daunemota tnIs forenoon, blew he roof off the
rolling mill. Pat OF the roof OF the main prison
hall at Clinton prison. was raised two OF three feet
doing considerable damage.
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GiIEENVILLE.
Ere.

GREENvILLE January %. The stores Of G. c.
aud +. White shtiebeor x Co, and John McNam-
ard, were burned. Los S2j,0OQ, insurance $40
900.
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MANCHESTER, .Ianusry 49, The State p ohib-
iolv Convention to-day nominated A-a =. Kim
ba. Of swansea for governor. Strong prohlbl.
tory resolution, were adopted.
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MEXICO.
Accident.

ST. ANTONIO, January %. The stage coach
from Fort CLARK, upset at Uvalde, ninety miles
west of San Antonio. Lieutenant Gibson, of the
tenth infantry, had leg broken so badly that it
will have to be amputated
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ECfICtii.


Hartford January %. A rJw of buildings
chiefly .loous on Kn2le .trect, WIS burned last
evening. Loss 1000; Insutance -. 100. Hen
~ Muller, aged eighteen years, went INTO one OF
Tue burning buildings to get his coat, and was sui
Gated.
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Meather Indications TOR To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
colder, clear or patty cloudy weather, northwest
ery winds, rising barometer, followed at ives
stations by falling barometer and warmer south
easterly winds,
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loral ann State NeWs.
STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

fiVn TomnoranCo Gommifipn Inc uUDU1T Tpm-
-, 60 nm -
Pct'nce Convention couNcneu AZ 'n,H IA. "a
tu'9 clN' Yesterday loi,nuor a. 80 ~"
was caeu 10 orucI ny nv, - - ''nu" r 60:
man oil the committee rIcnu r-i 'ol's ~ = u''it'
was haue n ne ~ ona.a,ii"'' ""' wv i
h,rShctL Vi peii",, ' oe.'JV ~ oi,;o, a. h,ior
nc eha'iiha" "oVep'.' w Pos,.'o- 80 Wv, va 10 :
ana appr9Pr,s'e re'halh NJ, "uu ~ sYei was 'i'ie"
10y IN ne ~ w i''oei ~ ~ i.. on
ine io'i""'"S W "PP''in,'NN =, - "a "a
peihahen' 'ion - - i''uuSi' 'oai
Tow, an. n'ssi'' '"1o' VI NN'"'' i"''n aDn
N.Y. Vi huEu , t,.., ,i,.. c....,..
n ''tp Do-u H. ~, T 0 ~ Po'NN'
'ai'.N ul-' - PN" ~ - "a. my Ing
, ~ u.s 80 - ~ ., ~. .ii :. VIZ 'p
- ~ .y.nV I'M W. " ',1 a',iiu-
W NM oou I 'rEe,nvt as u ~" We Cd"
"''S T e ~, ~ ut' n.y. NJ r;.
,I - ~ 80 ~ a. a. w 9Pe'NO'' ~ ~,
80 y -, w. Il" ''''"' iN''''NN ~ w
aks.I'' s'I'e's "e" re Won
, 80 s 80; -, - ,N ~ W. ,''@ al i
i',a''y I'i % ii""'a >" 'u0 ''"'0 anu "
P"Ti sV LING ,i'ny .... ....,..;. .,;,,,, 81,
,or,ad w nai, ~. cnI,pa,. ~ p,..iI.nt G,,,
80 iI y, ~ l a'e, y, , ~ !, - r
I,opc.a, ouI Y Na,t.nn ~ p.ic,n,n V,ce
i,'1 au' "a T. II, - r', ,,.,;'
H, Us D. W T ~ ~ " - .a' "s MIA - ,
;,' - 80. i' ','c - 1880 r. Io,;o .,l
int',.e " ~; 49,, ., 'ii >V'''V H. Va Gv,ia,
u ~ ~" ~ P,I ~" wv '.,'
80 ~ 49,, - t I. al ,l a.,
- CT
:" 'Ne "'"''
AFTERNOON SESSION
Opened with prayer by Key. MI D'nsmofe'
and hvc minutes speech by tue cnairlhan'
Hall an hout wa, spent Ia relating temperance
experience. Maj. Ro~ell OF tlailowell' had Tue
sa'l'tacuon oil SAYING he had Temp rance expo
Hence anu was thahkiul mar "neu o,H ehPcl
ance principles were insllied INTO MS mIhd
Name law had good tiect ID ms city bIhtNcu
that liquor selling was confined TO sm'H com
pass, comp henteo All LebaCheui On MS "olN
IN HaIiowell: Hoped the law "ou'I remain J"'t
the same as II Is, without change y. ~ O'soJd
SAID that we ought to have some pracucal PI'h'
10 suggest now TO ild our,eFe- oil rum UI'n"e''
and lunsellers. ltis Is The grta'est cVl 10 the
world We've got to meel 'hc powers o. da'kress
the devil ho"ls when Nou steP on ms lil' ana
the devll has been lively Tor he past L." m 'na''
lie saw before hun men VINO used 10 dl'nk wan
MIN In dfug stores, sud huilat -! . Ac@soh !ouS
ya',aif 49,; y. a. " -, i ,,it ~,
~ Tnen.o ,e m - Iinnor. ,en,,or r',,,'.n
aid how ronv d,n,,ai.t. in no STAT. cnn -
nnder ,he o~ nbar"'scv 'a acs NJ, wv ,cnIi(d 800
pa.s tho I'M md se win r.y,. 5oo ,rt,,,bi
~ ona hai1 ,h. -. o al i l,,;-,s ,,.,
,inn go .ho,a 80. go ,,..,,,.,'r,- anil ,oaI
rsrnnstra,'oo =, ,ia, ~, r,r, y t,.fd
mad hy "a rho nhnlo ,he,,' H. ,la, ~, b,, Il,
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MASSACHUSETTS.


founder of the Collins Line OF .tcam- hips, died IN
th,- city Yesterday. lie was born at Truro, Gaze
I'D a.. IN
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nisasiers TO Maine Nr.srls.

The schooner Harry Knott Of Garliner, is
ashore about hslf a mile below Fall River, Mass,
and lies in bad condition.
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a full representation of the syndicate has been
in frequent consultation with secretary Sherman.
cabinet meeting this morning is believed to
have leteteuce to business Of the syndicate with
the department.
As the contract between the treasury depart
meut aud this syndicate will terminate 90 the 26l
inst, representatives, of that body were here to
dav arranging IN connection wlh the secretary OF
treasury the deta Is of the settlement with tb,
government.
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Dtfn.

In L tst Pittston, Jan. Il, Mrs. susan j. Smith,
aged 50 years.
In Falmouth, Jan Is, Capt Elbridge Grant, aged
O. years, month d days.
In Yarmouth, Jan. Is. Adam Purves, aged Is
years months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-24

Among the old time workers in the temperance
cause, in attendance on the State convection, Is
Campmeeting John Allen, who among his other
mplishment', has attended 219 campmeeting.
lie has recently been holding protracted meet
lag in Hoston, neal Boston, where the spirit has
been poured out wonderfully.
y. b. Mutt. Esq, Of the Eastport entinel, j, in
the city, his fls visit to the place MAY 1t he a
pleasant one, though he come. alta stormy period
Frank ken;ick, tie honc-t retormer, Of Fair
field, Was present at the temperance convention
Yesterday. lie is to address public meeting al
Granite HAL, on sunday afternoon next, under
the auspices OF the Reform Club. BIZ Lsncs, err
member of the House from Wscasset. will alss
speak, and splendid meeting is expected.
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W ASIIINtirON.


WASHINGTON, January %. The President ap
pointed Heuty o. Young and John GrAssins o.
OHIO, George +. Hart and John +. Ilartrdge OF
Florida, honorary Commissioner to the Paris eX
position. The were nominated by tue governor
OF Their n spcc i've StAles.
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Court VI alters.
vi AIRY I.AND.
An AhiIpNS.

ANNAPOLIS, January o. General Ewing
address the legislature last might the cur
reucy quest on.
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pENNSNLN ANA.
Fatal ccident.

EtIE. January % Yesterday afternoon, Eddie
SWa l.V, sed seventeen years, was accidentally
shot aud Killed by the careless use of pistol IN
the hands of play mate.
Court Matters.
PHILADELPHIA January %. In the sqni'v suit
Of MtComb Credit Mobier, an appeal wa,
made + ON tic decision.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Shot.

CHEYENNE, January %. Sergeant John Moore
OF the 9th cavalry, was fatally shot last night by
Phillip A. George.
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Special convocstion of Cushnoc II. n. Chapter
this evening at 10 O'Clock. Work in the p. NJ.
and NJ. Z. NJ degrees. ~ full attendance is re-
quesed
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HEGE.As ISAs "a J.olir" taa.t Ro.s .-t Ia
UiU,.a i a..ss IS H. aii:.!s
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Prof. Watt will open writing school at the
new rooms of the Drigo Business College in
Central block, this evening, commencing at 100
o'cloek.
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The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted at the regular meeting of the Manches-
ter Reform Club, on Tuesday evening, Jan. 22d :
RESOLVED, That We view with alarm ard FRO
found regret she attempt which is being made by
persons from different parts OF the State to legalze
the sale of liquor by druggists and apothecslies
RESOLVED, That We believe such a Jaw to be
contrary 10 the settled policy of the STATE, aud
can only legard it SIS opening the flood gates of
IntempcTsEce upon us, under the sanction of law.
JOSEPH q. SAMPSON, Pres.
+. J. FREEMAN Sec.
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Lizzie Baston Fuller gave select iea ngs last
evening in the parlor of the Augusta House, to a
fine audience, who were charmed by her rare dra-
matte powers and happy natural rendering Of the
various selections. This lady has alrea dy made
her mark upon the PLATFORM and is destined 10
win addti oual honors. Miss Vinton, daughter Ct
the President Of the Senate, presided gracefully
at the piano, and Councillor Jose acted as master
of ceremonies with his usual ease and dignity
The Social Aid of the Winthrop Street Univer-
salst Society will meet this (Thnrsdsy) evening
with Mrs. &. W. Quinby, on the east side Of the
river, Maple street. All friends temporarily tar
wing in the city, are cordially invited to be pres
ent. sbpper served at o'clock.
Prof. Watt will open a writing school al the
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Arrested.

One Carl Namuth was arrested to- day, and over
two Thousand letters were found in his house
which had been taken from the mail boxes about
the city and opened and ritisd of their contents.
His stealing extends over period of ten months
and must have been very considerable.
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Boston Stock List.

iSales at the Brokers' Board.I
Boston, January 20. 1873
Eastern Railroad bank
Boston L Maine Railroad -se9L
Portland Saco h Portsmouth, -a6,-
Boston Name Railroad ,Ts, II loIi.aiolL
Eastern Railroad, new 54h NL
Maine state U.s. IlY-nIl2-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-24

In the case Of OXnard against the Maine Cen
trial Railroad, for 5000 damage, for being pnt
OIL a train, in consequence Of dispute about a
ticket the jury gave a verdict for the railroad, to-
The Morning herald., 1878-04-15

As a re nit he has d scovf red that dis,
Ca es originate ia germs. or in plain wore e.
paras tes' Now ifany persons are disposed
to be eceptical "n this point they ca, soon
be convinced by i1a uSe of Il powarfu
anic' oscoy. e. that this is an absolute fact
@nd not mere ssger I'm Tt3a betrg 30
%hat could be more naturai thar the, Doc
tors theory, viz: "rc cure .he dite.s.
you must destroy the parasites nnsing iL?''
Dr. Paine, after years OF EtnGy, hos been
able To take 70, e, the great heath. givine
element Of the air, aud reduce u t. a
liquid form. It is au absolute cure for
Catarrh, he destroying The germs caus ug
1t. The same In regard to that fearful
scourge, Diphiheris. and tn 8 disease ~ so
deadly, si1apiy "scanSs the paras!' es
causing 1t a e allowed from the want of
proper treatment, to remain IN the mem
brane, when II they Were destroy d. nature
would In all cases d. the rest. Their ,lc-
strnction OzHne will positively accomplish.
IL produces better results in consumption
than any other knnwn remedy, and If
used before the total destruction OF he
lungs will producs cure, The Rama OF
Cancer and other dtseases. Ozone as dis
inteetsnt haa no equal for the body or ck
room.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-15
UNUSUAL MlSHAP.

Recently Capt. J. g. Smith was awak
ened from his slumbers about four O'Clock
a. M, by q negro tramp knocking at the
front door. The captain got up to respond
to the tramps importantly, and he met h,n
at the door with-wsll, not pleasant feel
ings-who'd blame him? .H'
"What do you want ?" said Mr.. Smith.
"A place to sleep" respond til bold
tramp, seemingly unconscious of the ag-
gravation he had caused to tho captain q
household.
Mr.. Smiths reply to such presumption
we will not report. Let the reader place
himself in the same position and imagine
what 1t would he in his own case, and
then multiply that by two, and you will
get the captains reply. However, while
the parleying was going on Mrs. Smith also
dressed herself, and while both were ab.
sent from the bedroom piece of ceiling
and cornice, q foot and half wide by
several feet long, fell edgeways on their
pillow, and would undoubtedly have
seriously injured, if not taken the life, Of
both the captain and his wife, had it fallen
ten minutes sooner. Perhaps, after all,
the poor negro tramp was one of Deacon
Ferris "angels unawares."
The Morning herald., 1878-04-15
--------------@s~-
HOTEL

The larre and elegant HcteE has bee, rr-
"ent,y fitted In The most exquisite style y
The the celebrated Professor Paine, iha
Professor exercises a ver onal suprrvlN Oh
,ver every "ltic'e OT foot! wnjch comes
into thu ste 5;ard's d. partm mt before IL Is
iveu .ui to the cn,ks Milk on" other Ar
iC ea| ., .,i- arc reg I'arlyirspec -: h",tc'
20 w!thstaniiIg the large numbsr fsur-i"
lot \ slug 70 Of dh ase has o cH-'r:
rtd ,ue !uv"lid recpvnrs W th < rsrGa 'lt'
.uc''ity. The Professor has bhus ca " I'D
= frat class tiotsl into 9Rnc'naiy IF
nea:th t-stead OF q phst-hou"" a. ,ils'rs :,
S Is frequently the case with Ho'"lS. lie
nas ,ha iao%t experienced hla;.asei%, AZ
ntiva Waite y. d scio 'tiflc >i,oEs g. ho
ater 10 The comtr, hea til and happin.sS
t the guss;e, ipg' ,ad f the pas ,iuCs sid
oorbi0 appeti es. hs charges are Ia ke p
ing with tie times, be!ng " per day + + a
room and lhrte meals HOnms wiIhDuG
board. from 70 cent" to 81. Weekly board
rom s5 to si4. Board without rooms, 5 80
GER week. ;even meal ticse cts lor IL.
Ote9 day and night-the cars runnirg
past tre door convey assengers TO or from
any Of the depots,. or any pat Of the city.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-15
THE HOTTESE SPOT ON EARTBr.

One of the hottest regions of the earth ia
along the Persian Gulf, where little or
no rain falls. At Bahrin the arid shore has
10 fresh water, yet comparatively num-
erous population contrive to live there,
thanks to the copious springs which burst
forth from the bottom of the sea. The
fresh water is got by diving. The diver,
S'''lhg IN his boat, winds great goat-skln
oag around his left arm, the hand grasping
Ills moath; then he takes in his right hand
neaVy stone, to which is attached strong
Ane' and thus equipped he plunges in and
quickly reaches the bottom. Instantly
cSpValhg the bag over the strong Jet of
''''A water, he springs up the ascending
current, at the same time closing ths bag,
IAo is helped aboard. The stone is then
1"uea up, and the diver, after taking
u'eN'n' plunges in again. The sourc, Of
,DeSe copious submarine springs is thought
" oe In the green hills of Osman, some five
'rSlS hundrded miles distant.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-15
Di.neTce's Favorite Prescr;nt;es

The tern, however, Is but d ,oebs ek,; roas&on
q my hiEl appreciation OF ia value, ,s,+ed uy->c
IT oTI, per.onal oh-crva'!>0. AS u cos '.a-
"ar"er. h'No, while witaesslgT it" F.>s,tiye 10
>Hte III L!e few specal disease t..c.u eat % ine
separate olt1oj'l OF woman. sinxIni i. IL! ss
go - cis I-hE 81 cr9yvning gcEs 2i III
ire, safe, and electuaI remedy tor this .,&a
0! uiscH$ee ana onc that Wt.. NJ all tta2e nd
Under n! ouc!msanG-s a"t liiT,iiy and in lsif-
plony with the l$Wo N"ic!. govern 'he female
system, am willing 10 et.> ae nly rcNu@t.un gs i
plys.ciar., N%F, eSoA MGyo, 20 CnEGeal sll +
mat IT VIII nos Z lsappo:H! he most ,eangrlne
expectations Of single Invalid lsdv who a>ss II
Tor any OF the ailments Tor watch renousssaa H.
i!at oner MlI sell 1t uAtL3r A POSITIVE
EtA RANT EE. II benencisl eject Ia BOZ
experienced by the tE:o tHO-third5 of the con-
te is Of the bottle arc u+ed, will, on retnrn 0?
the bottle, two-thrds of the medicine having
been taken according to directions aud tho cEso
helng one for which recommend IT. promptly
refund the money paid tor it. tSd not !Aa
most perfect coniidH "e IN l!s virtues, could nos
offer 1t Is do under there conditions; but LAv-
ing witnessed its ruy L. .raculous cures in taor-
sands OF cases, 1 feel warranted aud
perfectly SAFE Ia riak;ns both my
Irp"tatton and Eiy money on lite
morris.
Which my FavoEite Prescription has
worked cures, as If by r0agic, aud with a cer-
tninty never before attained by any medicine:
Lencorrh@a, Excessive Flowing, Painful
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, Pres
lapsus, or falling o. The Uterus Anteversion sr3
Retroverslon, Bear33ig Down Sensations, Inter
nal Heat, Nervous depression, Debility, Dee-
p0NdeAcy, Threatened Miscarriage, ChrrAiQ
Congestion, Inflammation and liberation Of ula
Ct2r1s, Impoency, BaIrenness, or Sterility, F2-
nae weakness, and very many other chronic
discusses incident to woman not mentioned herG.
u al affections OF this naute, my FavorI;e
Prescription works ures-the marvel Of
t,se world. This medicine do not exto IA q
cdIc-all, but it admirably fulhlls a single
ucss c2 purpose, being most pe1aect
sreclfc IN all chronic diseases Of the sexual sys-
TEN Of woman. 1t will not disappoint nor " u
It 60 harm, in any state or condition
Those who desire further inform@ion on
these subjects can obtain 1t in THE PEopLE'y
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, hoa&
.. over 300 pages, sent, postpaid, on ret! :.
II ) 100. II treats nirutely OF those dlsea e,
ocular 10 Females, and gives mucS yal.A's
Idvlce in regard to the managemeAl OF .L0ss
tIcctiors.
FAVo@ETE PREsCRRZzON SOE.o
SY ALL DRUGGISTS.
R.V. PIERCE, n, D., Prol1,
BUFFALO, N. =.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-15
A RAILROAD vRLOClPEHE.

Mr.. johnson, . travelling musician be.
Ing In Garland, COL, and anxious to, de-.
part, manufactured . railroad velocipede
with which he proposes to travel to Texas.
Having become possessed Of two two
wheeled velocipedes, such as were In ecra.
mon use few years ego, he proceeded to
fasten them together to run on railroad.
Wooden axles were constructed so that tie
machine could be adapted to any guage Of
track, q broader tread was placed on the
wheels, to which were added fanges made
Of whiskey barrel hoops, levers were fitted
to give means for using the hands IS we'll
as the feet to gain motive power, the
whole arrangement was given a coat of red
paint, and it was placed on the track at
Garland ready for service. The machine
weighs about forty pounds, and is easily
handled. The operator sits on a seat rest
ing across what were the two seats Of the
old velocipedes. ,~-
oohAooA AOuAtou u1n uOVCl LTdVGlluR dp-
paratus at Garland, and arrived here with
out accident, having made the trip at the
rate of about fifteen miles per hour. he
remained in this city day or two, and
altering the guage of his Car to suit that of
the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe road,
he started out on Friday afternoon for the
East. Our informant tells us that be saw
Johnson near Goldsmith's ranch, and tried
to keep up with his car on a good horse,
but the animal was soon distanced. The
engineer of the eastern-bound passenger
train met johnson at Apishapa.
johnson is an old railroad man, and al
ways provides himself with time card
SO that lie can keep out of the way of the
regular trains. His apparatus is so light
that it can be removed from the rails in
moment. - Golden Globe.