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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-15

HANDSOME DRESS GOODS; beautiful plaid
dress goods, 25 camelS hair dress coo5t -.
SILK mixed dress goods, 81; colOred cashmere.
pure wool, so, G2, IS; black cashmeres, pure
wool. So 90. s5. 81, {CaTterS, III Market Space}.
tLest quality dress goods, imported pure silk
and wool, ST. $1.25, so, sl.,5 81; silks, silks
silks; cur 81 and 81 % black silks are special bar
gains; black silks, from - 10 8; cOlOrei silks.
~. IS, So. 81, 81 %; silks can be made In the
latest style at Madame Hinckleys.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-15

INSIST UPON your suffering friend to try DIT
Jany's Rheun0tic Remedy for rheumatism and lie
Will rise up and call you blessed.
Every reliable druggist sells Lodtlle's headache
SPECIFIC. II CUES headache quickly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-15

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MeSSrS. Young d. Mid
dleton sold at auction on Nov. 18th, for MessrS
Chas. E. Fraser and w. PIERCE Bell trustees.
lot 80, square 615, improved by two story brick
dwelling, No. 50 street ne, to Mr.. James NJ
Wright for $3.50.
Walter B. Williams d Co.. auctioneers, sold
for the owner on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, lot 80, In
square q. fronting on 21st street. between III and
INV, to Geo. w. Chambers at 20 cents per foot,
81 ,439 SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-15
District Government Affairs.

District Property Clerk E. B. T0wnShend has
been instructed by the commissioners to collect
and make sale at the old central guartihOusp of
all useless and unServiceable material to the
police department. Included In this lot will be
the Old Geographic instruments used prior to
the introduction Of the telephones
The attention OF the District Commissioners
has been invited by the health officer to the
filthy condition OF the cellar under the George
town market house. which is used as a recepTa-
Gle for the sweepings of the market house and
adjacent streets, and also as public privy.
FEES OF CORoNER's JURORS AND WITNESSES
coroner Patterson has submitted his esti-
mates for paving Jurors and Witnesses on corn
ner's inquests the last four years. amounting to
ABOUT $500, and for the coming fiscal year
$1,000. He also recommends reduction of the
number OF jurors in such cases from twelve to
six. w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-15
" eSiyaS
For Cancers and jancerUus
ifumarS,
THED DCrOnS CERTIFICATE. READIr.

TIE ID pClDtS ttR IL fICA lie. EEAD IT.
ASHLEY, W ASH SGT0S CO.. ILL.,, Jan. If. ISIS
IL. X. STEVENS, Esq. -
Dear $ir-'rhis Is 10 certify tina; had been
suffering i:n.n II Rose Cancer on my right
breast, viii IN grew very rapidly, ANA ali my
lrcnlS n'h gwen III" up TO die. Whca ] heard
of Eoni medicine, N2y,'iinr. recommended Tor
Can: or ana tanccrOu5 lium0rS ] cunluci.Ctd
TO take IL. an Srpn fnnnd myself beginning to
feel better my health and spirits both r,li the
brniwn tnt'r"nCc which II cVcr;rl, ANA IN a
few months from the time | commenced the
use ol tn FcSrtinc, the Cancer cdlnc out
almost bodily.
CARRIE DEFORRE$T.
l certify that | am Personality acquainted
With MIS- Darorrr-t. and consider her one OF
our very bet women.
DIR. S. II. FLOWERS
ALI DISEASES or THE BL00D.-lf Nrsctinc viii
relieve paln. cleanse. purify, and cure such
diseases. restoring the piticnt to perfect
health after irving different physicians, mans.
remedies, suffering Tor years, It not Conclu-
Slfc pl0Ol, III You aic sufferer YOU can be
cured? Why l., this mcdicinc performing such
great cures 1t works in the blood, in the
circulating fluid. 1t can truly be called the
Great Blood Purifier. The great source OF the
disease originates in the blood IN 40 mHai-
enc That does not act rrctly upon ". 10
purity ana rrnOVatc, has any just claim upon
public attention.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-15
VEGETINE
Is Recommended by all Physi-
clans.
VALLEY STREAM, QUEENS Co., LONG ISLAND, y
1 l. SrLt -, :

VALLEY STREAM, QUEENS Co., LONG ISLAND N.Y.
MIR. ii. X. STEVENS -
!, hear Sir--I take the pleasure Of wrItin. you
small certificate concerning Ncgcliuc pre-
pared by you. have been sufferer with the
Dyspepsia Tor over forty years. and have had
the Chronic DiarrhU1l for over six months,
and have tried most every thing was given llp
a m uic, m,n ~ uiu 10y TN pecn ~ 'tE" rom day 10
saw your EcGctinc recommended TO cure
Dyspepsia. commenced using It, and con-
unllrd do nS so, and am now Il well woman
and restored to perfect health. All who are
afflicted with this terrible disease. ] would
kindly recommend to try IL Tor the benefit of
their health, and IL Is excellent as Il blood
purifier.
BY DR.. ~. B. FORBES. NJ. D.. for
MRS. WM. II. FORBES
FEGEr1NE.-Whcn the blood becomes nrc-
less ana SiaSnlnt, either from change OF
weather Or climate, wIna OF exercise. Irregular
diet, or from any other cuuSc, til" N,.gci!u Will
renew the blood, carry of the pulrII hutnorS
cleanse the stomach. regulate the bowels, and
lmparL Il tone or viSor t. the whole body.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-15

William Campbell, tho Scottish Giant
His LenRoh, Bca.d5 II ana Thickness
How He Was Borne to tho Grave.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-15

MHa1ed % teus<e pA0N
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-15
A GIANTS FUNERAL.
DEATT or THE HEiTTEST MIN IN
THE WORLD.

,u,,,,o,,, c,,,,,>or .,,o e>..,.,, c
His LeneaA, Bratd,n and rhlczness-
''o" ''' "'s' i'''''' 10 '''o 0r'Vo'
Inc Nowc'sSi" QrASo G"'o"tc/e
gives the ioi'owinS interesting par
Clcolars Oh Iae dcatn OF ALr. William
CampDch, tehuioId OF the Duke OF
" eiil''oCoh poohc mousse, High
blu3e' Newcastle, ana wldaly
known rs the ocottian grant, VINO
d'cd at that establishment on May
20. He had been ill about ten
davs, the cause of his death. il is
.,,,,,,col ho;rr c,>,rost;o, ofu,o
n n :,
1"'s'S' I'le Jesuit ol Il coio caoSht
during his absence from home.
The decase Was q little moro than
twcntv-two wears Of are hovin, "
,>oaa i,>>,,, :, a., q, %
0 :, " = 49, ''5'" vi VIC 80 ~
Aplll' 1906 lie came to tnls town
only in November last, and lis
cxtraorl;n,rv dimensions which
ao,, s,.i ..,,,:~:I. .,,-.~I
~ H'''''~A'H '''' ''''0>'
crowns ol V'sl1ors 10 tne leVccs
which he regularly held in his
newly acu;,ircI bouso. C,mnbo,l
-, r ~ f,,i,, ue o ,,,:,
''
"' o"' none % "iio'i' '3S''sc' i'llls'ell
are OF moro til IN ordinary propor-
tons. His father, who for many
vc,rs WIS m,n,ucr of Ta,n,nts
|,,,..,,. -. -, ~.
C''eiiii''l " olA' III I'io cl'J ~ HIS
~1.' ~. 'n' "|a u ~ 'ci'ec Me'o ~
:'.li'"Sn :'.~1 - ,'o ':S o:oou Din ieeI '"o '
lnIne, '1'i$, ni9 lug ~ " ,liio "is ''o'!e, WIS
i''i4e. ''''1'e' 1S VIC ''''''i t.,,. -, u
,,', "o''o,.' y -, o.n iil' ol' 'h " liii"'i "a!
,,n..t.,n t,n,rI s.,,tnoee A.
nine months old, according to his
own statement published i'll the
fornl OF an ;,utoblog q. .)h.c i OH h
let, he weighed 81 IDS, winch at
ten years OF age bad increased
252 lbs, an! mis- bodily size con
tiHuel to develop until immelia, ely
before his mils2'sitlon 1t hat
attained tho following marvellous
measurements:-96 inches round
the shoulders, 1o inches round the
chest, ~ inches round the thiSn,
and 80 inches round the c.lif Of tae
leg. He weighed 72o lbs, and
stood IN hls stockings q lcct -
inches high; none Of these Startling
dimensions having been &ppreciably
d!mrnlshel during the illness wh'cn
has ended IN fus death. Campbell,
we learn, was brought up as Il
printer, bat was compelled l'om his
huge size to give up thtt occupation
.tt,nhod H. h,n.4aI ~ l.,;,,'. ~
s.n,, n..
~
III flcr AlaJcsty s realms, ana some
conception Of ms claim to tins title
may DC gathered from the TACT that
1t required more cio5n Tor his one
SUIT OF ciothes than 1t took 1or
three ordinary men: Campbell,
before scCtlhg IN Newcastle, had
travelled worry extensively, visiting
an inc pflhc'pai places III Ehglahd,
1reiaha' Hcotl"hd' wales ana
rance ana pelnS seen III ,urn py
many mllilons OF people, FROM the
puo'lclty which his abnormal ouk K
th's fec''Vea' the giant was mauced
10 enter INTO an ehS'scmcl I lor "
sGries o. eXhloitlonS at tne l. 3yptlan
Hall, London, from which nB re-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-15
VegsEs&zne.
l Regard it as II Valuable


MIR. II II STENENS:
Dear Str-I take pleasure In saying, that
have used The Ncsctinn In my family with
goou results. ana have known OF several cases
OF remarkable cure effected BY IL. ! regard it
rs valuable family medicine. -.
Truly yours,
REV. WM. MCDONALD.
The Rev. VIM Med maid Is we'll known
throughout the United States rs II minister in
the N. f church.
THOUSANDS SSpEAK.-Vcgcttnc is acknowledged
and re commended by phvSicianS and apOlnc-
les to be the best purifier and cleanser OF
the DtOud yet discovered, and thousands speak
IN its praise who have been rest orcd 10 health
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-15
FOR SALE ny
McMASTER & BRICE.
mar FL


OFF.cE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
WINNsDoRo, s. c., May %, 1873.
TINE travelling public nre caution ed
Il that il they pass over Kincaid's
Bridge they do it at their own risk, as
tho County Commissioners regard that
Bridge unsafe.
JNO. A. HINNANT,
may 22-xtlm Chairman.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-15
Columbia Business Cards.

HEADQUARTERS for cheapest Gro
Ill ceries and Hardware in Columbi
to be found at the old reliable house of
LOR1CK & LOWRANCE
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-15

TRY ). NJ. BEATY'S"America S cents
l. Gsas. h will plssss you.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08
THE NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.

A c. Pratt of the Carson Valley News was
in the city yesterday He feels quite jubilant
over his new line. Informs us thata jointstOck
company has been formed entitled The New
ada and California Telegraph Company, for
the purpose of operating telegraph lines III
this State and California. The officers are
Hon. James w. Haines, President, Walter
Swa1t, Secretary, and A. c. Pratt, Superln-
tendent The papers Of the Company were
filed in the office of the Secretary Of State on
the 6sh inst Tie poles have been erected
and are ready for the wire a distance OF fifty
five miles from Genoa, leaving about forty
miles to be completed They are getting out
timber very fast ana if the weather Is good
they will finish the work in a short time.
Quite force If men is employed. The line
follows the 0 i stage road through Carson
Valley am on to the Mountain House from
whence it passes along Antelope Valley and
goes through to Bodie by the way of Bridge
port From Godic the line will run up to
aurora Pres dent Haincs went below last
nj lt to hurry along the wire which has been
ordered some time This line will be great
to business men here, ut Bodie,
and at Aurora. 1t has long been needed and
will undoubtedly tee well patronizcd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08
MORNING APPEAL.

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house at Reno assnrt;'lt b;s ;nnncanco Hns
inconsistent are these disembodied spirits.
No" II Rover would only hunt up Sharp IN
t tiie o'ncr "oI't ana get MN Z" accompany
that P,rr ~ t t ',, '', ;Ij ;,,
sensible people might take some stock in the
statements Of Rovers ghost-that is, if ii
"ou'" come ""t INTO the oio3t H7h' o! Gay
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WHICH "." I'5i"' rests i"S1 one N''"cN' '''e'
,"'' INC" N''Ii ''l9''u'NeS ''I''II"'"
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'o'" We "'" 10 ASK Vne o." man no" man!
meant yes ana no" many S'SnlHe0 no. ana
no" MS cases ran. we "'t,'lne I'l'ele''c,''
Wishing 10 "no" What ne ""n'e" WIN u.s. lie
was very t''Il'e an" "hS"ere" with great
,a'',i'! we PIE" Nv" "l ."'ee e",''l' l"r
MN oe'o'e We ''','I'' PROOF o"o .''toe II De
'''e ne lo'Ne't "E' MS .o.!''S "''' Ills name
was ,9''"!p we "SNe" l''n' II S'0'F' was 'lie
a." ','''''' !" N''o" Il II "''@ ''"'''
UeV",''o We Ie'Ie' :" S'' Nh" 0"' u town.
""i' wan. nun "',H anu ,'0 "''gIi'
NC 9'''.S'ie'' "i'ii MS ''oi HUI "iuo" iie
n0A'S '''''''" 'le ',loo ''V~" Il" , ,e'I'"S Us
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08

From WALLER LAKE. - Hank blanchard
has sent III messenger to Virginia City from
Walker River with the news of the safety of
Mr.. Holmes, the crew Of the boat and also
the steamer The Indian sent out to examine
the lake and search for Mr.. Holmes did not
GO more than half way round, and while the
people were mourning the loss of boat and
crow, another Indian came in who said he
had seen both boat and GREY at the east end
of the lake, where the men were building a
wharf. This proved to be correct, and the
messenger was at ouce dispatched to advise
the Misses Holmes of the fact
Orr REroRTER carries a Gatliug gun in his
pocket now, aloL4 side Of his copy of the
M0RNISG ArPEAL and draws both when asked
to make an explanation or retraction. 1t
makes u great diversion i'll his ordinary con
versayion. Seekers for information do not
always generally wish to prolong the CONVEX
satiun to any great length on account of press
ing business engagements. The APPEAL is
still an independent Journal
ONE or our enterprislng druggists has adop-
ted a dodge which double discounts the lib
eral inducements offered by the religious press.
He presents d chrome to every purchaser who
has anything charged on the books. The
chromos are highly colorcd and have been
much admired. We have SIX now and expect
to get some more. We suppress his name
and address He doesn't wish run on the
bank.
w H. VIRDEN of the Gold Hill News was
in the city yesterday. He reports everything
quiet in slippery gulch. Their only fear is
that the water from the Con. Virginia may
swoop down on them
A PASSENGER of an inquiring turn of mind
asked locomotive fireman what the whistle
signals signifed He replied, awe give two
tchoos to so ahead and tchoo-tchoo-tc hoo to
back 'er
THE SENTINEL come out in two columns
solid on the Eureka Consolidated mine" as
the "Base Range Bonanza with millions in
it" This ought to encourage holders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08
SOUL BIS.

The large lot of fine silver which has re-
Gently been received at the Mint in this city
is RAPIDLY being converted into ingots for the
manufacture of the new dollar.
Mr Isaac Mcdonnell has recovered from
his recent indisposition.
Justice stock rallied to 50 80 yesterday
The road to Bodie and Aurora is improving
An opposition stage line, from this city to
Aurora and Bodie, will soon be put on the
road.
The lightning train, with sleeper attached
leaves for San Francisco Tonight
The adiusters at the Mint are working on
1u,l time now.
Tie hills in this vicinity are being vigor-
ousry prospected. and some very excellent
and promising locations have been made. It
IS hionIv pr,bahle tint GOOD mines will be
,p,u43 berpah,uts before the close Of the
.co,nino summer
Attorney General EittrrIl still liners in
the so1fb,,o ,,art Of this State
The mui created by the rain of Wednesday
NIGHT j. ar, irn H., r,nidIv
,f,I 4,+ ,.,,., ,l,;,7, ,,,,., f,, v;,.r;,;, ,,,s
.,.,7.,,, ,,..n, o,,,..,.,1 ,,,,tb s,ou
The Pork and Rnan Brioade At the OrmsIv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08

Yesterday Captain Matthewson made coin
return from the State Prison for last month
to the State Treasurer. 1t amounted to 81
S7928 In view of the fact that February is
the shortest month in the year the return is
an excellent one. They manage to keep up
the average receipts to 800 per day, which
is pretty fair coin business.
The Chronicle of last evening says: Judge
Whitmans house was entered last night and
a quantity of valuable jewelry stolen. A
Chinaman is suspected.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
THE CITY AFTER THE STORM.

LIGHT SNOW ALL DAY-TRAVEL DELAYED AND MAILS
DETAINED-REMOvING THE SNOW FROM BROAD
WAY AND THE CAR TRACKS.
The snow continued to fall lightly all day
Yesterday The temperature had gone down several dc
erees and the wind had lulled until It's velocity was
about fourteen miles hour. coming from the north!
east and shifting occasionally TO The north At Intervals
during the day the clouds would break sufficiently to
expectation Of clearing weather The officers
at the United States Signal Service Station III the Equ
able Building predicted cold and clearer weather for to-
day. In the Gulf States. they said, fair weather pre-
vailed after the storm. Heavy SHOWS were reported at
various other stations In this latitude and at Boston,
where the wind was still blowing at the rate Of thirty
six miles per hour. The fall Of snow In this city
about eight inches
In the upper portions OF the city the jingle Cf sleigh
bells sounded merrily for the first time this Winter
There was good sleghing Fifth-ave and in Central
Park where the lad fallen evenly the tracks were
perfect and before they well beaten down by
scores OF sleighs. During the afternoon there
steady line Of scighs through tho Ffthayc entrance
OF the park
The snow proved serious obstacle TO travel all over
the city The street and stages were run with dou
bio teams, and made only half as many trips as usual
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
STORM AND WRECK.

SEVERITY OF TIE STORM IN NEw-ENGLAND
BosToN, Mass, Feb. IA severe northeast
snow storm which began at p. yesterday, continued
up TO naon to-day, and foot of snow has fallen
Owing to high wlnd drifts Of from six to ten feet
high IN sreets have almost suspended travel Horse
cars on city suburban lines are not RAINING and
NIL railroad trains to and from the city several hours
behind time. The very Oh the coast No
damage has been done TO shipping IN the harbor Com
munication with Cape Cod and other exposed points
being interrupted no intelligence has yet been received
from them Very few vessels in tho bay when the
storm came on.
The storm also prevails with equal severity throughout
New.Hampshire and Maine, where immense snow-drifS
have blocked the railroads and hghwaya The storm
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
BY THE STORM
LIVES LOST AND PROPERTY RUINED.

LIVES LOST AND PROPERTY RUINED.
EIGHT INCHES OF snow IN THE cTTY-sEvERM
LIVES LOST AT COMFY ISLAND AND MUCH PROP
ERTY DEsTROYED-FATAL ACCIDENT ON TIE
NEw-IERsEY CENTRAL
The effects Of Thursdays storm in this city were
chiefly sho yn in the delays to travel and traihc,
about eight inches of snow having fallen. From the
vicinity of the city come stories OF loss OF life and
destruction Of property. At Coney Island, several
persons were drowned by the two immense tidal
waves that destroyed many of the Summer hotels
on that beach aud at Rockaway. Two lives
were lost by collision of schooners A
large number of bathing-houses were car
RED away at Long Branch, and considerable
damage was done to some of the hotels. train
was wrecked on the New-JerScy Central "Wednesday
afternoon but only one life was lost
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
TWO OF A sCHOONER'S CREW DROWNED.
The schooner Nellie Bloomfield. Captain

Thomas II. Rooney. from Haycrstraw for Greenwich,
which ddfted into the schooner H. c. Bird los. the cap
tam and one man Two mon of the Nellie Bloomfield got
on the bObstay Of the H. q. Bird. which gave way,
throwing them into the water. Captain Rooney g0t ip
the yaW to save Them and succeeded IN saving one but
while attempting to the other heavy SEA
swampcd the beat, and he and the man. Thomas
Mcclure were drowned. The mate. James Rooney,
tried fo save them with The rest Of the but could
render assistance Ou account OF the cod. Ihc
schooner has her main boom broken and stern badly
damaged. Captain Rooney leaves wife III Ncw-l Ork.
Thomas Mcclure was unmarried, ANA HVeu al
Ntrplahck's Point.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02

A STUDY OF FATH.-Old lady (meditatng) ::
Doctor, says T. the measure rayther short last time
| says; scuse my menti0nn', but the old mans very
bad he smiles and like dear, besi he don't give
ne hcxtry supply in Il braL moo bOtte.-iJudy.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
i uonvAnn & Co

Watches are made ON different principle 'e wind
ing concerned, from any other watch IN the world 1t
simple In construction and not liable 10 brtakage OF sprl
general They are the best IN the maj Eet
Ask the dealers for them.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
II. r. IIEMBOLD's BUCuU,

great duec fOr the kidneys bladder and urethra Be
ware Of spurious limitations None genuine unless HENRY
4. HEMBOLD BUCHu MFG co, y. " printed IN carmine
original wrapper All druggists. Depot 81 Barcyst
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
Announcements.

Spina and defOrmity instruments, leg braces,
crutehes, &c. PoMERoY TRUSS CO., 7iG Broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

S. Nicholas Hofel-Gcneral Thomas Ewing, OF
Ohio and gresham Thomas c. Patt OF Owego N T.
E,Jfh H0fsiCOOne Baron Won Nelsei, ol beIn,
and senator Hamilton Harms of Albany Hotel Brtns.
Daniel b. 81. John OF Newburg Nen fOTh
Wood and Colonel Morfs9n OF
the British Windsor fOeth d.
President of the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and indian
apolis Railroad Company iLenart'
n Connecticut 0TdHd CentrdtHOtet-
r. & MARSHAL George r. Foster Of Vermont .AetropOdn
IfotsL-Thomas II. Waller, Of Ncw.London.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
DIR. RiDWiYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tases elegantly coated for the cure Of all dis
orders stomach liver bowels Edncys bladder nerTOus
deases headache. constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia,
bioUsIess bilious fever, nhammato on OF the bowels
piles arrangements OF the intern al vscera Warranted
10 eject positive cure Price % cents per box.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02

Weak lungs are cruelty racked by persis-
ent cough which Dr. JAMES ENPECTORANr be relied
ON to cure. also botn asthma aud bronchitis
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
ALL WHO HAVE CoNsrMprIyE TENDENCIES

should use PmILlls "PALATABE" LIVER OIL in com.
bIna.i0n with PHosPHo- UrRIINE Ii builds up weak
systems All druggists. Depot Plattst
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUpNUTs, NO.
2is BROADWAY.
CEN. 90. Noon. 3l' 3D. M 32' Midnight 2o'
Highest during the dav. 81. Lowest 23'
Average. 20. Same day, 1871 43%'.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
cured by wINCHEsrERs SPECIFIC PILL. Two to six
boxes are usually sufficient Price, 81 box Six S5
Send for circular. Prepared by WINCHESTER & Co,
Chemists, 80 John. st, Now YORK
CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- Generatye organs radically and speedily cured Once
hoursSto3 HENRY A. DANIELS. N. d. IA LexingtOn.ay
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for City cents There Is not
remedial in this world that viii cure Fever and Agud
all other MaariOus. Bilious, scarlet Typhoid Yellow and
other Feyers aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. so quick az
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Fifty cents per bottle