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VEGETINE
DOCTORS REPORT.

DIR. Chas. NJ. Duddenhasen, ApOthecary,
Evansville, Ind.
The doctor writes: have large number
Of good customers who take Vegetine. They
all speak we'll of IL I know Il is q good
medicine for the complaints for. which it is
recommended.
Dec. %, 1877.
VEGEvISE is n great panscea for our aged
fathers and mothers; FOR it gives them
strength, quicts their nerves, aud gives them
Natures sweet sleep,
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A trial package of Dr. A. Q. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Medicine can be had
free Of charge ut W. II. Murrelrs Drug
Store, Beaver Dam, Ky. v4-n7ti
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Mr. L. J. Lyon, grocer. has sold his
entire stock. and rented his store room to
Messrs J. c. Thomas & Bro, who wi |
carry on the same business.
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CROOKS
Ell ECTRIC OIL!


TNHE cures performed BY this medicine are
u 80 wonderful and in tantaReoa 80 satis-
factory and itgating Of human IN, as to call
upon public funstiOnaries, and those having
charge Of public Institution for the sick and
suffering, to look into the well attssisd merits,
the simple efficacy % the ELEcTRIc orr, Its
effects are 90 astonishing as to resembls those
marvellous cures In ancient times, spoken 0f in
the Scriptures, as performed BY snnoisiing
with oil,
CrOoks's Electric Oil cures Sero EyeG,
Crooke's Electris OIL cares Old Sores,
Cro0ks's Else rie Oil cures ScaId Head,
CrOoks's Electric Oil cures Rinx-Wsrm.
Crooke's Electric Oil cures Chaps,
CrOoks's Electric OIL cures Burns,
Croske's Electric Oil cures Saddle Sorss,
CrOoke's Electric Oil cures Collar sores,
CrOOke's Electric Oil cures Scratches,
Crooke's Electric OIL cures al Flssh Woands.
and cutaneOus Eruption in man or beast.
Two or three applications will cure the
worst ChapPsd Hands, II has no superior for
ehapPed lips or any other hind Of chaps,
Nothing is better for Barns or !SesIds, II has
no equal for letter or Ring-vOrm and
used on a Fresh Cut Il never gets sore. but
heals up in sn incredible short time, Pri0s
IS cents per bottle,
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Go to ]. F. YAeER's Livery Stable to sc
your Horses FED. HAY, Ii cents, FULL
FED, IS cents. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Mrs Laura French, wife OF D. j
French. lied on Saturday,. 18th day OF
May, 1878. at her home. near Pleasan,
Ridge Deceased wac a daughter of
Ashford Woe3~s.d
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Circuit Court is in session in ou- neigh
boring county. Butler. having commences
last Monday. Judge Boiling presiding
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QUERY: why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco. when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina, at the
same price," windy
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VECETlNE
DROPSY.


Central Falls, X. l., Oct. 10, 1871.
DR.. II. X. Stcphcns'-
II is a pleasure To give my testimony FOL
your valuable mediSine. l was sick 70. long
time with Dropsy, under the doctors care.
He said il was WAFER between the HEART and
LIVER. received no benefit until ! com
mencod taking the Vegetine; in fact, l was
growing worse. I have tried many remedies
they did not help ne. Negetinc is the medi
cine for Dropsy. began TO feel better after
taking a few bottles. | have taken thirty
bottle in all. l aT perfectly well, never felt
better. No one can feel more thankful than
DO. l am, dear sir, gratefully yours.
A. ID. WGEELER.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Hen. II. ID McHenry, returned
home Monday, having been attending
the races at Louisville.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Miss Fannie johnson, who has been
visiting relations here for several day.
past, returned TO her home at Pleasant
Ridge, last Sunday.
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FOR $1.75.

viii sell full set Of CROQUET'S at sI.OO,
81 80. $500, Sc 30. So 90. Will sell =
nice box Of paper for Il cents. Will Frame
Pictures. We are offering inducements on
Window Shades, and will sell them at lees
than first cost. All orders for Books, Sta
donery, Wall Paper. or Picture Frames will
receive prompt attention. We keep a large
stock. and are prepared to duplicate Louis
vile prices on all goods in our line. Call and
see rs when in our city. Samples OF Wall
Paper sent when desired
Respectfully,
l6 I'm W. E. 4 N. PARRISH
DR.. Rsgland's celebrated Lightning Relief
for sale By all Druggists.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

The Good Templars OF Ohio county
will hoId a convention at No 8 Schools
House, with Taylor Lodge, ON the l4,h
aud 18th OF June. ALI Good Tsmplars
vi ONO aud adjoining counties are Invit-
ed 10 attend
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

What is it that never fails to cure Rbuma-
sisn or Neuralgia? RaglaBd's Lightning
Relief.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Mr.. D. A. Goodman, started on a
lightning rod tour Tuesday morning.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Willie d, son of A. Kinkaid
(ahout three years old) died last Friday
Of BRAN fever.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Ladies Suits Ladies Suits Baer
Bros. Il Co.
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Mr.. Richard Barrett, OF Greensboro,
spent Sunday in town. MIR. b repre-
cents the firm If CIuss d Taylor, ero-
esys,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

The price OF tobacco is steady with a
very slight advance.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Quite a number OF the citizens of Hart.
ford attended the barbecue at No Creek,
last Friday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Mrs. l.. ]. Lyon and little May left
last week for an extended visit to friends
and relatives 10 Gave City, Ky.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Mr. F. NJ Joplin, of Ehzabethtowu
spent several days with friends aud re-
lations here, hast week.
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VEGErISE,-When the blood becomes life.
less and stagnant, either from change Il
weather OF of climate, want eff exercise, Irreg-
uiar diet,or from any other cause.-The Ncgetine
will renew the blood, carry off the putrId hu-
mors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels,
and impart tone Of yisor to the whole body,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Mr.. NJ j. Ried and wife, nee Miss
Miller, were in town last week.
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vEGErISE is nourishing and strengthening
purIhes the blood: regulates the bowels
quiets the nervous system; acts directly upon
the secretions; and arouses the whole system
to action.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Mr.. l.. j. Lyon has sold out his
grocery business, and has started q
restaurant next door.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Miss Mary Burger, who has been quite
sick Tor several days past, we are glad to
learn is recovering.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

DR.. Ragland'S celebrated Lightning Relief
greatest d scovery of the age, for the relief Of
pain.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Ii you want q beautiful chrome or
steel engraving al your own price, come
10 rHE HERALD office.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Miss Loga Walker, of this place,
left Monday for an extended visit to
friends and relatives in Hardin
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Miss Jennie Order. OF Bowling Green,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chapeze OF
this place
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

Have you seen those Ladies Suits at
Baer Bros. Il Co.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

DR.. Ragland's Lightning Relief is cure
for sick, or nervous headache. bI9 Il
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VEGETINE
PREPARED By

PREPARED BY
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
VEGErINE Is Sold by All Druggists
v4n9-lm
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-05-29

The next Mite will meet a. Mrs Hud-
son s, FRIDAY night.
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VEGErISE has never failed 20 effG:t a care
giving tone and strength to the system do
biliated by disease
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VEGETINE
DOCTOR'S REPORT.

II. r. Stevens, E,q =
Dear sir,-We have been selling your val
u-ble Vegetine for three years, and We find
that it gives perfect sati.faetiOn. We bel,eve
it to be the beet blood purifier now sold.
Very respectfully,
DR.. J. +. GROWN L CO., Druggists,
UuiontoWn, Ky.
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OWENSB0RO & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.
Time liable No. 80

Took Effect Monday, October &,
1877, at a. n.
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UTUtTs
2l-2t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14

FOSTER, and the other -clf-appointcd lead
crs. wa vr' ual confession Of judgment.
These wort HES who had squandrrcd hum
drcd7 of millions when they were in charge
II the appropriations. and had voted 10 the
Republican Rings whatever they demanded,
hroamt ud.lrniy shocked at the expense Of
the proposed Investigations! Hear De
GoLYrH GARFIELD, who pockctcd $4,000 for
an opinion ia one Of DOss SnEPnLRD' 5
jobs
Bnt Gentlemen viii remember that Just such .',ecp-
ms drag net rcsonNnNs this. which passed nj The last
Congress this country more than halt million Of
dollars M .ubnuling witnt ~,c- IN travelling expenses
ami 80 ilc enormous printing Do gent, men he
l.y. that the investigation by the Naval Committee Is
worth tho s7,.tsrit COST
Mr. CtYrtE-.Yc-. sir
The Investigations by the last House Of
Representatives opened the eyes of the pco-
pie for the first time to the cnormity OF the
frauds and the extent Of the corruption at
Washington. They had to contend against
every form Of difficulty and impeachment, in
tcrpuscd by the Administration and its
creatures i'm all the departments. Practical
ly, they had to gropc their way in the dark /;
for every avenue of information was closed.
evidence was hidden away.
Yet. in spite of these obstacles and this or
ganizcd obstruction. the country was as
founded 10y the disclosures. They resulted
in reduction Of the expenditure to the cX-
tent of thirty millions Of dollars. and in
driving IN a wedge to further rctrcnchmcnt.
They broke down many Of the old barriers.
and let sunshine in among the cObwcbs and
pigeon holes which had long been the
hiding places Of fraudulent accounts and
fabricated vouchers.
If the investigation of the Navy Depart
ment had cost ten times what IT did, the
price paid for bringing to light the systc-
matte rascalitice Of SECOR ROBEsON and his
Ring and the methods by which the appro-
priatiuns for the navy were plundcrcd. would
have been cheap. As it was, there was an
immediate saving Of nearly five millions Of
dollars In that department. which would
have been still greater but for the stealing
Of the last six days OF RoBrsoN, when he
was holding over temporarily TO await the
arrival of Mr.. THOMPSON.
These committees will find the road to
truth barricadcd now. The men who are in
Office as the brncllciaiics Of Fraud will lend
no helping hand to investigation. Their
suborduatcs were the tools with which
Grantism worked and OF course have every
notiVc for conccahucnt. But with inteli-
gent direction and determined will, the
paths can boz at least partially cleared, and
the interior rottcnncss bc reached and cX-
posed. II there hc any weakening. no re-
suits will follow: and therefore the commit
tees may expect to have their acts closely
| scrutinled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14
Too MnnN Insurance Suit..

There is altogether too much disposition
to litisatc on the part of fire and hir inSur-
ancc companies No matter how great the
caution practiscd in taking risks; but, once
taken, if loss occurs. 1t should. as rule
with very limited exceptions. lee paid.
A. it * now. if a man in-urc~ his property,
he feels that If the property burns down he
has quite Us good prospect of an oXpcn-
sivc. NcNutious lawsuit On his hand7 a. he
has If promptly recovering his insurance
money without any controversy about it.
If he insurcs his life. his heirs may eXrc-
ricncc more annoyance ia the way OF liti-
CATION than they will Of profit out of the
policy.
Firrri~k- should only tie taken after n care
ful examination Of the property and ON n
sufficient knowledge II the character Of the
owner, to leave no doubt about the risk being
iudciou- at the rates agreed upon Then Ia
The event OF fire the loss should be paid
certainly. chccrfully. mud promptly only
in ease of evident arson or manifest fraud
should payment he refused.
Insurance ON lives We think should b.
paid. In the event II death, almost invaria-
bly, The companies employ their own oN-
aiming IhlSlcHfN, anu II lucy mako 70
mistake, it should to at the cost OF the COM
pany.
The policy Of frequently resisting pay
mcnt which is practisod by some companies
not only entails upon them heavy eNp"n-e-
in the way Of counsel fees and costs nut il
impairs public confidence in them, and thoy
consequently miss great dead Of cuisines
which would otherwise fan TO them. ",
are not by any means certain that the great
est opportunity for nm Insurance company
would not lie in the adoption Of novel rul,
Of business, namely, to pay every loss with
out question.
Such company would save all the cX
pcnsc of defending suits. II could pacti-t
so much caution in taking risks that The
frauds upon ii would he few. 1t could oh
tain higher rates for the same risks thar
rival companies, for the certainty Of pay
mrnt would 80 great way with insurers
and it would soon outstrip all companici
managed in the customary way IN the cN
tent and profits OF its business.
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anew familiar lesson; and the truth
stands clearly out that in every difficult Pc
litcal crisis the course OF safety l. to adhere
unswcrNngly to the Constitution. More
over, those who through dclusion or cow
ardicc were led tocon-cni that it, provisions
should hc violated in the present case can
now no longer console themselves with
the reflection that thrr" wa any real dam
ger or any political necessity to palliate
their act. Gen. BOyNTON shows us indi7-
putably that there was no danger whatever
that there was nothing, in fact, hut noise
ON one side and weakness ON the other.
But in this uncqualled public calamity. let
III thank GoD that the people wiser than
these politicians. never yielded 70 the panic
and never consented that the fundamental
law Of the land should Ice set aside. Moro
than this, they will never condonc or for
give the Fraud which was contaminated
thereby.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14
InNCstigatiOns.

Il required a hard struggle after par
tial defeat, to pass the GLOVER resolutions,
mstructug the several committees OF the
House Of Representatives. TO inquire into
any errors, abuses, or frauds in the admiu-
istration and execution Of existing laws
affecting the public service and to ascor-
tain what change and reformation can be-
made SO as 10 promote integrity, economy,
and onicioncy therein. These proper ro-o-
mtious which should have been reported
immediately back from the Committee OF
Ways and Means, 10 which they were re-
iolrcd, were nul.cd there for five week. un-
der the manipulation of the Republican
members.
Every step taken forward was under the
spur OF public opinion, aud when they were
reported finally On the eve Of the recess
further delay WIS interposcd The Ropuh.
LEANS fought the resolutions, as they did
before the adjournment. by parliamcntary
tactics, by eVasiyc substitutes and by art,
lul lodges. If they had nothing to fcal,
these oXp.dienis would not have boon Sc
persistontly tried. Every speech Of little
HALE, DE GoLYER GARFIELD. bargainel
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To THE EpIToR or THE SuN-Sr: viii YOU
LEI time word ~ TIM srN for man who ha. mot al
fair play Galnn was indebted Tor his ehcf clcrk
,h m the Indian Balrau 60 hc friendship and esteem
oi G'n Frank Nalkcr-nnt "a had Judge OF meu-Whum
lac had hored IN the work OF taking the census Gen
Walkers opinion of him Is the opinion al h- OLD Yale
teachers and classmates Not one can %, found who be.
h,ve- hm guilty NJ tie thing. nov laid M hi- iuor or
has believed lam so for moment lc sunt that sort u
man from tH dan Dc cnt rcd the bureau tho .-il'c
m'nhor,d th' Doano RIM, disrH,t.i aul i,frid him
ON instinct. and ~ Wa sound u-tu.t When ~. tllc
Hct- COME ont am cuntd nt Tor cur. That uic attempt
% imli ate Ann n then Nruu- UNif- Will HlN'Hr 1t
merely unjust hut rll. u'Nus Schuw hu.,u aunif-
THAT tho hf.t batch oi ,har-,-. D 'i0 V slsrcuitd
hn. were MOI sustained. and .4iIi> uH. urDn story
all 10 some l'u,i' tnai Ga 900 dh nHf -'n Co. ium de-,
promptly h- De should 1HlHu hats explained fiif, uni
al DIS f.l,d. hscNr that hr ht- t NNuNt tluti.
At amy rate, b., is entitled tHt4t ltutut bis tHrti
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While the responsible majority OF the
House are in -aucus. this afternoon. it might be
well to find out whether enough members can
make it convenient to be- In their seats during
the remainder Of the session to outvotc the Re-
mlblicaus on roll calls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14

to wrcstlc. so the man got on bruins back. put
his arm under the bears shoulder. and rolled
him over. The Judges decided It n fall. and
MARC went bchindthe scenes and had his finger
amputntcd 10y surgeon in more scientific
manner than the bear had done it FIR him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14

to men Numerically opposed to the funda-
mental principles of the Republicans. He
must hc false to somebody, and permanent
peace l. to him an absolute impossibiltv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14

News from Bismarck reports the violent
death Of sort Of Jibbcnainosay. known as
Livcr-cating JOHNSON. The character thus cut
Off was ono Of our pioneers Of civilization. whose
amusement is killing Indians. as terriers Kill
rats. They keep on notched sticks. or by the
aid Of punches OF scalps. or in some other sim
pie way. the memoranda Of their game from
season to season. and Livcr-cating JOHNSON
claimed to have surpassed in this rivalry nj. his
follow citzcns The deceased is said to have
derived his pct name from the circumstance Of
his having dcvourcd portion Of one of tho
pcsky varmin,s he shot. Tho death OF such
citizen-is it not public calamity We shall
mover know how much Of our marvellous sue
ccss in extending heightened Christian civiliza-
ton among our red brethren is due to the vol
untccr aid Of these humble. but Industrious.
Livcr-cating JOHNsONs.
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ana others oil the Central New YORK
Ring that thrust their fingers 80 deep
into the public purse. BELDEN oc-
cupics one of the most magnificent
mansions in Syracuse. He is CON
slant attendant at the First Presbyterian
church, and is conspicuous in charity organ
izations and temperance movements. His
personal popularity made him Mayor of the
city. but It remains to be- seen whether. after
being proved a dcspoilcr Of the State Treas
ury. the people will crafty his aspirations
for reelection.
1t is the duty Of the State officers 10 push
the suits instituted by Gov TILDEN. The
robbery of the people through fraudulent
canal contracts rivals the pcculatons Of
TwEEDs Ring. and Che perpetrators should
hc pushed to the wall.
" Tomorrow | cross the Balkans are the
words in which the new advance movement Of
the main body Of the Russian army WIS ycstcr-
day announced 10y the Grand Duke NICHOLAS.
The whole of Bulgaria. except tho quad
rilatcral Is in Russian hands and
the enemy OF Turkey now feels able
10 leave Bulgaria behind. cross through
the Balkan pass tina, has been opened by
GHouKKo and HADETZKY and enter upon new
campaign in Roumclia. with his face toward
Adr.anoplc and Constantinoplc. 1t 10 likely
that the Grand Duke will hasten forward to
Adrianoplc. and there discuss the conditions Of
Al armlsticc with tAe Turkish delegate. whom
lac has announced his readiness to receive.
The people are nying from the cities upon
which the Russians are advancing. Multitudcs
81 fugitivcs reached Coustantinoplc last week
and 10000 women and children were cN-
toll A la la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14

The Rev. DR.. TIFFANY debated Conformation
vs.. Transformation The Rev. DIR. AnMITAGE
discussed "Samunls Little Coat" and the Rev.
Mr. MOMENT, " Fig Leaf Aprons aud Coats OF
l. il.an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14

uow~r, Tb~str~-Ivnnhoe
u.osd~s. Theatre 81 thoransaiare
u.~th's Theatre EirlAri ~.
q fth Nv~ou~ Ib~str. camille.
Eifth Avenue tr.it rtestAiist,tiuu
stnni Opera uo.>--Ihe snau-hfsnn.
New NorL Aqu"r -nroslway AMI s.ths Matinee.
Nibic's t.nrf-a The Dukes Motto
\. rarL Theatre. Hrpokisu fancnon.
al? fnpi- rhrntr. -Nf.tleis.
rs.L sh-ntr--Ei-hs
san trsnci.co N,.~tr-is- Broadway aud loth,L
Theatre ou,iqu--NsNtty.
Tor, raet"r> Opera tsouse-vaiiety
Tts.tt pb-.tr--vafi-tv
The New America. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u'aI"n ~puat- gh-.tr. Inc Man OF success
vxatia-L's uh-ntrr-Wn At last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14
The --latest Fashions,


F@H M 't"'ei F,'s
II 'ou 'Nt m7tornl tor now dr.~- for his
Nft fud safe surf fi-eU tn ttr uID .inti
iHn ,,oic and GAY hc WUa.d hAN, N, hutioas sat
r~A tul lua liay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14

N"VH WIN uhu0"" lh''l'St '"' pl'Ei'TN vi 'he
experiments now making AT tho hahd"Ils
Island asylum Tor the insane 1t Is not by any
means a new discovery that lunatics are sus-
e'ptble {" the influence OF music but It's value.
when syst maticaiy employed as part of the
treatment Is still undetermined. and II Is the
object Of these experiments to AID d" deter
mining IT,
'"''.""t' ~, H''"'7 VI '"' '''"-
"-orS' WI" 'nSls' un INC ti'"'r' ioN'r "''or'
suN'''n 80 "r""Iy 'r"'" ''' h"I' u'"'s' ana
'h' '"inp"'h's "' 'or''SpVhueh's mere ana
'h're 'i' 'h' pup''e VIII not support inc
H'H're because II eh'rs's 700 ihu'h i'r It's On
"rU'nihohl ana Goes MOI lurhisn III" niius'-
'''h' III" l. 'n' ''s' % w Alnu' ~" iorN DIT
'"'9 'i'o'nV"' p'S'"'' !" - p'"s N'us's "
'"i A''''V al i"s 81 u'.,'''.''' M. i,
- s'"'o" Wv" III '''9 wy '''' S'A ",,'is Va
EnwiN Boom, Nine. MopiEsKA WALLACE.
FIGHTER bou''cAuLT. ana co"nlAN appeal
simultaneously I" the play-loNlhS instincts ana
inc Eo"u taste "l our 'il"'h9' Al 'hv-' players
are eminent ia 'heir profession ana II II not
,ru' ,''' 'l' iunll' u.S'otArlS 'huir l,r"ct'ohS'
Is uvupuu' " Nr' D"u'l'AuLT or Mr. BOOTH
ever played 10 larger a'selhplhS's thdh nave
E"'"'teu "~''n.r during me past Week NJ inc
uI"hu "F''" HOUSE ana DOOM lH'''r''
Mn'' Mon'HsNN'" nm Sneu hr'lN'' whose talents
no ,,ss 'h"h n'r method are 81 me nn'sl order
gree Of aesthetic culture in the observer and
"u"l''r' h"s o''n nn'raiy supported nY 'h'
n,'.ht W. ba,. n' d,,r, that NJ, ,..r',n
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II tho rrossiro Of hard times elsewhere md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14

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