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pRIGHTWOOD PARK.
THE GREET MATCH RACE
FOR $50 %,
ON THURSDAY, MAY 9TH, 1878,
BETWEEN
E. j.. Taylor's b. z. TORN ADO
And j. SchcOlcraft's CHI. $. KEY WEST.
The Horses will positively start. c>N
ran or shine, and will be called al 3ASkSA-
O'Clock. TIOtting to commence at EfSNoSS
$50 prompt.
Pools will be sold at Langley on WEDNES-
pay EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, and on the Track
day of race.
Stages will leave the principal Hotels at pm.
Admission so cents.
mv7.a,- A hE WHIT WpaiIETING. }Proprictors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08

ANDRosCoGGIS L COTTON, best make, u
GEMS plaek grenadines, iron frame, all woeI
1lh e IN plain stripe and plaids, from 25. 80
%, 80, nOe;, etc; spring dress goods immense
ao,, ~ I 10 make selections from price
petS' new STYLES parasols, from 81, $50 -
70 IS; boys cassimeres, 25 cents. TowSon;S
nue., south Side.-Ad1t 'faui" ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
national THEATER. Mignon.

NATIONAL THEATER. Migaon.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX STRAKOSCH. .......................Di Dire
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MAY s,
GRAND FAREWELL PERFORM ANCE.
MlGNON. MIGNON MIGNON,
KELLOGG | MARIE ROZE CARY
as filina. as MignUn as Federico.
TOM KARL. as Gnsiiemo Meister: Comfy,
rs LOtario; GUTrSCHALk, as Laerte: BARILI,
GiaTno.
THURSDAY, MAY 8.
BENEFIT OF II. &. FORD
Mr.. DION BOUCICAULT,
in his great creation Of
KERRY, or Night and Morning.
ALSO, the sparkling charming Comedy,
CHAMPAGNE AND OYSTERS.
myS ''Tt e last OF the Season.
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DECOKATIoN DAY ON THE WATEI

yacht DAVID NJ. KEY can be char EseatA
Tered to run to any point on the Po-
new, fast and safe. For Information address Lock
BOX 5S5, or apply at the wharf, foot of 9Th t. sw
Inland Mail Transportation CO. mv3-im:
SINDAY EXCURSION. The Steamer
- MATTANO win resume her It,
trips to MARSHALL HALL on Es4aA=
SUNDAY, May 5, 1873, and every
sunday thereafter during the excursion season
weather permitting.) Leaves 6th-Street wharf AT
p. m: Returning, arrives in Washington at
p; m: stops at Alexandria going and coming. Fare
can be tered for excursions on reasonable terms
~ apply ing at office of steamer MattanO, foot of
9th and streets S. W. Va
my 2-1m G THICKER InNES A.a..
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
ANHWAECUEE.

Lewenhoeck saw hundreds of animaicu1a
in the space of grain of sand, and he says
ten thousand; but it is now suspected that
he saw the ultimate motions Of the atoms
of gas and not organized beings. A drop
of water contains hundreds, all i'll extreme
activity, swimming or crawling with free
dom and purpose. They appear to subsist
on the atoms of the infusion, and some
prey on Others Some have the form of
flying dragons, with all their parts others
are like polype; some like worms others
with many legs like insects; while others
have machinery Of wheels, which turn,
create vortexes, and apparently enable
them to collect food. Some are like plants,
with branches, each terminated with an
animalcula, and the trunk and branches
alternately draw in and spread. Others are
like hydatids, and have their generations in
the skin. And all appear to be hermaphro-
dites. Many animalculsc have the power of
resurrection, and, after being dry grains
for years, revive again on being put in a
drop Of water, and this may be repeated
ten or twelve times, if they are kept in
sand, however dry. Animalcules are not to
be found in all fluids. None are to be
found in wines, Or any other fermented
liquor which has not passed into the state
of vinegar Or which has not become CON-
pletely vapid; neither are they to be found
in distilled or spring water. If paste made
with -four and water is suffered to go sour,
without being mouldy, the surface will soon
lie covered with an infinite number of mi.
mute living beings, which, from their gen.
"ral similarity to that animal, have been
called ees.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18

AS q re- ult ne has discovered that dis
eases originate 4. germs. or in plain wore s..
parasites Now itany persons are disposed
TO bs sceptical on this point they can soon
be convinced by the use of a powerful
microscope. that this is an absolute fact,
and not a mere assertion This being so
what could be more natural than the Doc
tors theory, viz: s'Tc cure the disease
you must destroy the parasites causing it?"
DR.. Paine, after years of study, has been
able to take OzoL e, the great health giving
element of the air, and reduce It to a
liquid form. 1t Is an absolute cure for
Catarrh, be destroying the germs causing
it. The same in regard to that fearful
scourge, Diphh heria. ard tbs disease ia SO
deadly, sitaply because the parasites
causing il a . allowed from the want OF
proper treatment, to remain in the men,
brane, when IL hey were destroy d. nature
would in all cases do the rest. Their de-
strnction Or me will positively accomplish.
1t protuces better results i. cGnsum ptlon
than any other knoWn remedy, and if
used b. T're the total obstruction OF The
lungs VIII produce a cure. The same OF
Cancer and Other d dtsea' es. Ozone as a dis.
infect mt has 10 equal for the body or SICK
room,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18

K, F, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine o.
Iron will effectuaily cure liver complaint,
jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
kidneys and all direases arising from 8
disordered liver, stomach or intestines
such as constipation, fl -tulence, inward
plies, fullness o. blood to the head, acidity
of the stomach, nausea heartburn, DISCUS
for food fullness or weight in the stomach
sore eructations, sinking or futtering al
the pit of the stomach, swimming Of the
head. hurried ordifjcult breathing, futter-
ings at the heart, choking or suttocatinl
sensation when in q lying posture dimnesf
of vtssion, dots or webs before he sight
dull pain in the head, deficiency of pres
piration, yeliownass of the SKIN and eyes
faln in the side, back, head, chest limos
4tc Sudden fi0sh, or hat, burning 10 tht
flesh, conata4t imagInings eyiland grea'
depression Of spir1 y Price 81 yer bottle
Beware of cou" "terfeits, Do uot let youl
druggist palm off some other preparation
ofir1n he may say Is good but sk fo]
Runhel'. Bitter Wine oi Iron. Take n
other. hunkep. Bitter Wine q Iron Is me-
snld in bulk-only III S. bottles. e. +, Kup
xel, Proprietor, NO. 80 North Ninth S'ree
Philadelphia, Pa. SOLD by all druggists,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
KC'E.Tf EgSo

Nutmcgs are the fruit of tree wIlich
bears from ten years old to one hundred.
The leaves resemble the laurel; the flowers
ere white, two or three on penduncle.
The nutmeg proceeds from reddish knob
in the centre of the flower, yet not more
than one-third rpen. The fruit is the size
Of an apricot, pear shaped. When ripe, it
opens and displays the nutme5 in black
and shining shell, inclosed in a network of
scarlet mace. The shell is like that of q fl
bert; it is dried with care, and when the
nutmeg shakes in it is broken, and the nut
meg soaked in sea-water and lime to pre-
serve it from insects. The fruit is gath
erod two Or three times o year. Three
sorts Of nutmogs are distinguished; name
ly, the male or barren, the royal and tho
queen. Although nutmegs are of various
shapes, those Of the best quality are round.
The largest and finest weigh, on the aver
age, about q quarter of all ounce each.
They should have an agreeable flavor, yet
inclined to be bitter, and when pierced ex-
ude al oily juice. A fine nutmeg tree in
Jamaica is stated to have had upward OF
four thousand unusually large fruit upon it.
This tree is usually valuable, one crop
alone being worth thirty three dollars. .
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
SUICIDES.

A recent curiosity of suicide was the at.
tempt of bride to drown herself in De-
troit. She and her husband were on a
honeymoon journey. In railroad station
he petted a little child, and conversed with
its mother whereat the young wife became
absurdly jealous, went to the river, and
tried to jump in. A less sudden suicidal
resolve was made by Henry Stevens, of
skowhegan, Me-, who long ago said that
he would never live to be more than seven-
ty years old, because he regarded that as
the proper limit set by the Bible So on
his ,seyentieth birthday he drowned HIM
day. In Adrian, Mich, a sixteer-year old
girl went home from q social entertain
nlent, where she had been one of the gay
est Of the party, and laughingly, in the
presence of her escort, ate an orange in
which she had put strychnine. Her broth
er, on learning of her death, shot himself
through the head. Mrs. Snyde,, in Keno
sha, Wis, instead of jumping into well,
carefully lowered herself with rope into
the water and was drowned. The cause of
Deacon Phillips suicide, in Clinton, ILL.,,
was the sale by the sheriff of his property.
He had always been honored and prosper
Gus, and could not bear adversely. Nor
could Arthur Noyes, who poisoned himself
in St. Louis, although be had not been
honorable in his prosperity. As book
keeper for an insurance company, he had
been paid for perjury, and when the money
was gone he found himself possessed of
character SO bad that he could not get en-
ployment. A more touching excuse for
wishing to die was given by vagabond
boy in New Orleans, who had lost both
legs in railroad disaster, and had become
convinced that "this world amt no place
for cripples."
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
AMMONIA.
many.

A very useful article. We quote the fol-
lowing from competent authority: Put a
teaspoonful of ammonia in q quart Of warm
soapsuds, dip a cloth in it, and go over
your soiled pantaloons and see how rapid
y the dirt will disappear; no sc1wbbing
viii be necessary. To pint of hot s0@p-
suc,s add teaspoonful OF the spirits, djo il
your fork or spoon Cor whatever yOU Wl&b
to clean), rub with a soft brush, and tleD
finish with chamois skin. For washing
windows and mirrors it has no equal. Ii
will remove grease spots from every fabric
without injuring the garment. Put on tlc
ammonia nearly clear; lay on bIott,ng
paper, and set a hot iron on it for q no.
mcnt. Also o few drops in water will
cleanse and whiten laces and muslin bNau-
tfElly. A few drops in y bowl Of wal =. Il
the skin be oily, will remove all uuclet';li~
ness and disagreeablc odor5. Added 10 o
hot bath, it entir~y &bsorbs all noZious
smell, and nothing is better to remove oan-
druff from the hair. For cleaning nail and
hair brushes it is equally good. For hourt-
burn and dyspepsia, the aromatic spirits Of
ammonia is especially prepared; ten drops
taken in wine-glass OF water will givr ro-
lief. For house plants, five or six drops to
every pint of water, once week, will
them flourish. 1t is also good to clean
plant jars. So be sure and keep bottle of
it in the house, and have a glass stopper,
as it eats away cork.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
From the Earliest AGES.

SCROFULA has beer the bane, and as IL
were. the curse Of mankind, Moses, In the
18th cnapter Of Leviticus, lays down very
explicit rules on tnis aIsea q. So terrible
and lOathsome had IL been consClr red then
that person known to be infected with il
would not be allowed tt MIX with society
The Jews regarded it as divine infiictio1
and believed there was n cure for 1t, II
was then the sins Gfa youth or diviatiut
from the paths OF virtue were published as
long as life lasted happi!y In oar day
the silence OF medicine has been devel ,pea
the great storebouse Of Ma, ure turl iElles d
remedy the disease Is stripped OF its ter
rOr by the use OF theSA u A al FANS RO =
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim o
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, BlotcheA
litter, etc, eau be restored to sound health
In Il few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose cOnd1t' 'Ons are as bad As thos,
of the dark ages We are well aware. Man
now fall to find " cure as we'll as they d.
chen,, To all such the sam eriLa MS Roo
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon
eradicating all impurities rom Tie blood
and making the complexion bright an.
healthy: A few bottles W II remove PIN
Piles or blotches, thereby doing away witt
cosmetics an" powders. t-CGyr AN Nt,RI
JUICES $1.25 per bott.e: Sent by express
to any address,: ..-..--
DESMOND & co.
OLE Honeatraat phiIadalnhio p
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18

A ROMANTIC story is told of Martin Mix, OF
Northfield, and Ellen Manough, of Middle
bury, Vt, who recently got married after a
long separation. Many years ago, they
Quarrelled and broke their engagement.
Martin went to sea, dug gold in Australia
and California served in the Union Army
during the war, worked on the Pacific Rail
road, was captured by Indians while travel
ing to the Black Hills, hut escaped and re-
turned to Vermont. Ellen had long since
forgiven her recreant lover and, having
advertised in vain for his return, devoted
her time to saving silver dollars, 800 Of
which found their way into one of her old
stockings. Now the two are one, and the
past is forgotten.
At the dinner of the Romsey Agricul-
tural Society in England, clergyman
sad that til. records of Romsey Abbey
showed that his predecessors i'll the hvings
of St. Leonard and st. Lawrence received
IN the north aisle their tlthcs in kind.
They received every tenth COW, calf, Or
pig. A rather pompous, tight-laced clergy
nan was one day called upon to christen
child, but on asking its name, the woman
who brought it said, 81 don't know, Sir;
its your child, sir!" "My child" ex.
claimed he. "Yes, sir, it's the tenth child,
sir" replied the woman.
We find the following pa age in the
.peech of an Eke (Nev.) lawyer 10 u jury:
Here we have physician, man WHO
rom his high ana noble calling should be
regarded as one who would scorn to stain
ais soul with perjury. But what did he
testify, gentlemen? Iput the question to
Jim plainly. Where was this man stabbed!
And what was his reply? UnDlushingly
lie replied that the man was stabbed about
an inch to the left of the medal line, and
vet we have proved by three unimpeach.
uble witnesses that he was stabbed just
.,elow the young America hoistine works"
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
TEEE VALLEY OE ROSES.

shipha, in the Bulgarian language, means
Wild rose. The village consists of about
eight hundred houses, the inhabitants of
which are occupied in the sale and cultiya-
ton of roses. That flower is not cultivated,
"s with us, in pots and gardens, bit il
fields and furrows, like potatoes. Nothing
canibe more charming than such u rlulta-
ion of roses. Millions upon millions Of
red leaves are spread over the bright green
Of the rosefeld, and yet at this moment
not one-quarter Of the buds are opened.
At Kazanlk is made the oil Of roses, which
is Of great value, and which is difficult to
procure, unalloyed, even at Constantine 3lo
FEAR is the universal offspring OF uDoer.
tainty.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
E. T.. EsEsaRef's Mstv al \ e.. v
RHnAePs shampoo for
the H1a3r,

The best and cheapest lair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner in the worlo. hey remove
dandrutf, alley irritation, s1othe and coCI
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling off. a1d promote the growth In ?
very short time. Thev preserve and besu
tifY the hair and 'rnder it. sot' "nd glossy
They iIGpart hrilliancy ana Ill y ap-
peafence 10 braid and wjry ba:i aad as
haiY dressing they are nnr.v" led: eradt.
cate dand uff 4ud pre-, ,.,'. badness. The
Sn4mpoo cleans the hair, remove: greece,
scruff, itching, eruption. Cures headache
caused by heat and fatigue. kurkel's
Shampoo and Lu,tral restore hair to nat.
ural and glossy color. restore faded, dry,
harsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle 81.
Ask vonr druggist for them or send to F. F
Kunkel, Proprietor no. 25a North Ninth,
utree+ oh'!aialnhip ~
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18

1t was first discovered by Schoenbein in
1889 In S6J. Andrews and TAFT obtained
SIN III gu utilities OF il from Oxygen, by
means .fpi es$ur@. 1t j. asserted BY IH,ew
and Odling tOHt f2oue contains three
atoms 90 >Sg>n whte he Islte has two
atoms an hat D. composing il to one
9z ne has ,'s0 been prOduced by passing
series If lee r,U sparks through OK ger
'7as ; by apniJ Ing ieT!nAUE mate Of n1aS-
sa t Ill phuria HclL; nv burning PnOS-
phoruE IN Ethn or b ,orci1 nirIhroush
u so uyi'n If Blood, Ether. Perman. .anate
Of Pota>sa and phosphorus.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
MEERSCHAUNE MINES IN ASIA
NIRN0..

The most extensive deposits of mecr-
schaum in Asia Minor are about twenty
four miles southeast of the city of Eskisch-
er, formerly Dorylea, the Inhabitants. of
which, numbering about twelve thousand
Armenians and Turks, are principally en-
ployed in collecting or dealing in this ma
terial. It is obtained down in the earth,
shafts Or pits being sunk to depth Of
twenty-seven to thirty three feet. Forty
to fifty miners work in one mine and form
q company, dividing the profits among
themselves. The stones are generally IL
regular in shape and vary greatly in size,
being from the size OF nut to square
foot or more in bignc2s. Tne largest pieces
are the most in demand, and the dearest.
The mineral, when freshly dug, is of q yel-
lowish white color, and covered about.
dnger thick with red, greasy earth, SO
soft that it can be cut with a knife The
treatment which the meerschaum must be
subjected to before it is fit for export is
very expensive and tedious. The pieces
must first be freed from the adhering earth,
and dried for five OF six days in the sun,
Or for eight Or ten days in warm rooms.
The mineral is then cleaned second time
and polished with wax. After this it is
sorted into different grades, of which there
are ten, and carefully packed with cotton
into boxes for export. The stones lose two
thirds of their weight and volume in tho
operation of cleaning and drying. The
price depends upon the demand The
largest quantity is sent to Austria and Ger
many.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
MEDICAL.

R. FITLER'S VEttErABLtf RHEU.
~ MATlC REMEDX.-ls the oerscrip
ton OF one of Philadelphia Oldest physi-
clans, and Is guaranteed to cure rheuH1a.
usm, neuralgia, scistica, pain, Backache
SC. nr money refunded, by invigoratins
the nerves, purifying the blood. and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system
BY merit 1T has become a standard medi.
sine, Suffering and none saved by llseine
1t in time. Remember that Dr, Fltler is
the only physician In Amtri go devoting
Wyears to this one line OF practice. Cure
warranted, Advice grads. 4j Sout FouTt'
street. IT. '0--t
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
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PEABODY HOTEL,

The Iarae and elegant Rcte' hn" Lcen re-
Gently fitted IN The most exquisite style ''y
he the celebrated Professor Hain" IL
Professor Xerci' 'eS a YER onal sup, rVi o
3ver every t.llic G Of fOOi wn,ch C mes
Ito tn" Stewards d partm"nt before ii is
iven out to the cooks MIX ana other ar.
ticIes " die are regularly inspcct Cd h"!lr
no iwithstaniiAg the large number Cfgue>t
.ot s,ng'e C sc Of dis ase has occ Irrr
ard the invalid RECEIVERS with remarka j
facility. The Profess has thus cows I'd
u fir,t class bot INTO " sanctuary II
b nith inst, ad ot \ peSt-hOu~e Of diS@tS '
as is frequen ly The cas- with Hotels. H
has the most experienced "a H3"'s, -
ntiv" Waite sa d cle titir 0ks VIII
cater 10 the comf'r, h@a tn 'nd hspptt,~@.
# the guests, ln~'tad + he paS-' ~ auo
orhi appetite" h" charg ne !" ke p
,ng w,'h tla ines b"lng :! pet day / q
rO''m and 'hD.e meals 20 ms wi'hno
b o.; q, from cent to n, Week y U@atl
ttm s. to $l4, Board WITHOUT s0oms, 40
per week. ,ev Ia al tic@ets or g.
Omen day and night-the cars runnins
past the door convey assengers TO or from
any of the depots, or any pat of The city.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
MEDICAL.
It's Powers,

The world moves. so does .ctence. We
nave long been accustomed to read that
the want OF ozone iu the atmosphere was
the cause of the pla uc. of cholera, small
pox. diptheria, spo' tea fever, indeed all
these diseases which have their origin
from vjtlated con 'ition OF the air we
breathe How to equalize the disturbed
condition of the air we breathe to q healthy
tone, or supply It's health giving functions,
problem which occupied the best minds
OF the medical profession in Paris, Vienna,
Berlin, Dublin and Edinburg, as well al
our own schools for q generation or more
Professor VIM A. Paine. A. NJ, M. D., a
highly educated and cultivated physician,
has Iabored assidiously for thirty six ears
to this cause Of disease and its reInt dy.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18

OK SUgar-C0ated. Concentrated Elu -.
| and ESerbal Juice, AG&i-EsiliGas
GranuIes. THE "LETEE.E GKAN'N'
CATE4AESTIC, or REultuEe4 in Par q,
| PhySic. '".p
| The novelty ofmodcrn Medical, Chemical aod
| Pharmaceutical Science. No use of anv loni.ar
taking the large, repuI3ive, and nauseous NJ ;,
| composed OF cheap, crude, and bulky iug:le =
| entS, when we can, by n careful appfica'iU& u
| chcmlcat science, extract all the cNtlar,G and
| other medicinal properties from the most vnlu-
| able roots and herbs, and concentrate them tuto
minute Granule, scarcely larger tfaa.a g
| mustard seed, that can be readily swaI.oivcG
| by those of the most sensitive stomachs ana 4,
| tidious tastes. Each little Pursa;ivo re-
represents, in most concentrated FORM as III
| cathartiC power as is embodied In any o,
large pills found for sale in drug-shOpS rr,..
| their wonderful cathartic power in c0ulral.,y
to their size, people who have not tried them a.
aPt to suppose that they are harsh or drastic l.
effect: but such is not 1T all the case, the dnecn
| active medicinal principles OF which they trc
composed being so hurmonized and molt;t, Il,
| one ny the others, as TO produce 81 F2qHe$
and kindly operating, c3th3rtic.
$500 Reward is hereby offered bv tic nrn.
prietor of these Pellets, to any chemist y no,
upon analysis. will lind in them any c;,lomgi OF
olhcr forms OF mercury, mineral poison, or in.
| furious drug.
BEING entirely vegetable, no partiuu'ar
care is required while using them. They 0ucr,
ate without disturbance to the constitution elcl.
| 1r occupation. For yaundice, Eeadacsae,
Constipation, lmpure Eslood, Pain
\ I'm the Shoulders, Tigsttness OF ya5
Chest, Dizziness, Sour EructatiCr. r.a
xrom the stomach, Rad taste iM trss
| m outh, Bilious attacks, pain in ra,.
gion OF Kidneys, informal Ee~.t
BiOatcd feeling about Stomach, ,E"
OF ES&O0d TO Head, Hfgh-coipFg
CFfHe, UnsOciability and GI0oas.
EorGoOGings, take DIR. pierce,s plea
ant PUrgatiVe Pellets. In eXplanati4 Of
the remedial power of my Purgative Pel.gt,
over SO great variety of diseases, wish 10 Sl"
mat shotr action upon the anins@I
economy fs universal, not slanG 'oa
tissue escaping their sallativ0 i1G,p
PfeSs. Age does not impair the properties Of
these Pcuets. They are suGar-c0aed al. | in,
closed in glass bottles, their virtues being tGre
by preserved unimpairod for any length OF tnn0
In amy climate so that they arc always flcsN
and reliable This is not the case with lose
pills which are put up in cheap wooder or
pastabOa1 boxes. Recollect that for al ii5-
tt-es where a laxative, Alternative r~
A'ETs;ltiye, is indicated these lt.le Pc. lets
will give the most perfect satisfaction TO all who
Use item. M'
Tgaoy arc sold by a2l Drugglsta d.
% CenLS q bottle. l..e
a.V. PIECE, u. D., 2ror's,
BUFFALO. k.g.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18
Tape Worn Removed AsEva

Head and all complete, lIa two hours -
No fee till head passes, seat, pin an,
stomach warns removed o3 Dr., kunKei
send for c!y.uiar. For removing seat, pln
or stomach worms cal CT your drngEtb1
md ak loro oo'tie Of Kunk@ps Norm
Syrup, price AZ. 1t never tai's Eomm@n
sense teachest II tape worm be removed NJ.
other z. rms can lie readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18

T&W JONES, Fancy uyels, ~ ~, n, r,,n :,
j Street, Branch Office corner ns, Nlns, a,a ,,a
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies, "a; ana
Gentlemens Garments 81 eyery SCss oGSeltS Fsatb.
ers @ and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed'
April 1877, ..r
The Morning herald., 1878-04-18

Oxygen re ~resents 18th Of the Atmos-
phere ozone 1000 h part, one LaDu>an ]
qaurls. or 4S cubic feel of air are consume ;
by person every twentr : four honrs