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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
RECORDED REAL B5rATh TRANSFERS.
NEN-roRK CITY

Rvington.st SIS S7.6 fl Of sheTihs 81. 1s.9x6oj f
McCsfrTy, referee 10 STREET.. 5000
Mile square Road tZ!th Ward) irregular; L Reyes,
refrie Ralpn J. Prime. S0(
53d.st. S a $50 II Of 3d-2ye, 20Il00O; A JOhpes,
Samuel FIELD. $50
bsth.st 50 II e Of Zdavc, 25NlOO5 IO1a Mayors
Louis leiChardt 500
HAYNES 10 Caroline l. Merchant $50
1ostnst as 100 Il W OF 5thave, 40x99.ll James
Simpson TO COrDela simpson. +00i
I'm ave W g. Pol II Of 4jh-st. 25X75 John Behan
wife to George HOchn 675'
lblstst II e. 100 e Of COrilandt-aye. GJIll5
ma Hennng to Charlotte 1Ientel..........--... l50
2Stl.st n g. 2Od7 of 7th-aye, Z3x059 Ubion.Dime
Savings Institution 10 William Lam oceT........ ZOO
62ds n s. 100 Il Of Madison. ave, 2JI iOO.bi Isaac
TyRen 20 Robert Jysen GOO
same property Robert 1ysen ana wife TO seDg
husband to Jane Balief"... :: -. O4o
llthst q, 2O7.3 II eOf Greenwichave, 6731irregu'
lar Elizabeth Woods 30 amos II DICK. ......:....
4th.aye, s l12tbst S0Xl0S; Edgar ketchum
and wife Thomas E Dwyer.................. 4,GS
10th 81. n O. 100 It g Of AVOID 2OI9i.9; John Schulz
and wife 10 George Ehret.
blsi-.i, 272 II G OF 8thave l3XrregnlAr samuel
ROsenback ana wife 10 EllO Won Il Wendell. 10
llltb.st, l35 n " OF 3dave. l7.6xlO0ll: Martha
Dawes and husband 90 Ellen ID BrOwn......... 1853
l0jth.st =, 1853 II e of lstave, lU0I2OO Lyndon
Stevens 10 L ID MesslnOre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
PROPOSALS for DREDGING.

ARMY BUILDING NEW YORK. Oct 20, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS. for the removal by dredging OF
$4,000 1000 cubic yards III the river Teogs
and as QUO 10 yards In the Harbor OF Daen.
(sorda will be received al this office until Of NO en-
Der 49, 1878 opened immediately thereafter For fu In
i1nAu0h Apply % a. GILMORE. Ii. COL Of Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
anrtiou Sales OF Real estate.

XHTILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
,Uc roce s herebv ven that the sioners OF the
sinking Fund OF city Of SewYOrx viii offer Tor SAFE AZ
nnbhc auctiun or SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Z 1913, NJ
oon nj the Exchange aesroom Ill broadway, In the
civ of NrwYnrK following estate belonging 10 tns
CORPORATE N OF the City Of New-lork:
Premises Nos 8 and ii Frank Inst -,
Lot the northeast corner OF lfuh'e' hh'
Eighty .hfth.st. .--- ., =, sooo ,,r,u
No a9 Leonsrst Leased at annual rent OF $500 un
Fuii wa rantce deeds will be given % all purchasers ih
oaphic maps the above real estate may be obtained ~ e
Controllers Office and after the ION OF OcoDer f
V''F' JOHN KELLY, Comptroller.
cor,troIer oHce New County House. oct !, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
ooxrrsrrl, WILL AT WEST BRIGHTON

William McSorley, of West brighton' :. 49, %,
simmer leaving fortune estimated TO De over
died os, month or two subsequently TO Mcsorieys
s2ooVVo o,.o died Last week McsOrleys viii was
sS Save p admitted before t Sou% %esS s1aso
werys r., The ADMISSION s1S 0S az tRs WI
Objected T IL the e an s.fep ON the dsy
sssesd the Sr %at s sed I
when the Se the % sTm aereeG 10 allow
her So 10 q ne grGps dn in Ss
smother GaSsRte aT;s sS her The GROUND
VIII but Ina eSSptesnts is that the will is not the Will
dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
EwARE of COUSTLRFElTS AND lMlIAllo
BOXERS EtTTERS.

The best stomach Bttcrs known containing most valuable
medicinal properties In all Of bowel cOmpantsi sure
specific agust dyspopsia fever and sge Sc me CordI
N II h also most excellent
other cordias wines, Comparatively the eHdDe b'tS
IN existence L. FUNkE j, sole agent 20 John ST. ~ 1"
r.. U. BOX l,O2J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Oct 81, 1873.
The following sales were held az the EA-
change salesroom to-day
BV Scott Ngtrs. 49,
Il Of Lewiss iot i5x969X27s Met g, ,oo
rGPSisn Le s ions Go house with lot no $50 East
SSdst. s. 1919 OF 2daye. lot 1ss19ss' Jos $40
4siof gn 5FoWn stone house lot No s2 East
bS 100 5xioes o. $4,000
10! lotsye, 65 100 % 6hay S5I
iool W% 5 L1mSieI frame shea and stable with
ote West o 5a5eba ig 1850
22stGrG 1 am az cse lot S7o WIN Iaior 1925
2stoy frame dwelling IGo w s65S S ' az oo
oI ON IithSye cor Of IO5thst 25xlOO Union ooo
RPs We.I fo5ts 100 Il Of thave each 26I
i S 'f frame Sarn frame shed worEhoase
stable. with lot west ., l0Ss loo 200
~ k .;,1, dt y. "a Hsrs $50 Tbomnson.
SsOsy Or ie7 Of Amys 0zioOISI2IiIl ooo
1sSS an. ass a ioTy bef buildings with lots $50
9dsi :, 1870 ftw Of Avee lot 24.oxlOolo Abra 4oo
s ssP bPo%S siono dwelling lot 90 East
7S S5 isaiah We 81 1@4i'y ~: 1000 1900
brick building az g9 Nth h o' 80 ' foi s. MARKS
SIScs ~ zoo Il q st lot s76IllOi Manhst-
ian savings instituted ;sa B:yf 4O'O
24sory brown stone GenEs %iIhlease oiot. SS,
lot aixG4 lease hold has Il years 10 AdoL ma
Ssiory s 4i - OF lot 20SlOS5 sami FGid $3.50
BIZ Hg0h ". CdmD.
3story brick hOnse with LOT, No 80 Lexpgionaye
'4oi. % o4OO
similar 56 SSqsG o T3 s Sol iaic Roel@aa $3.50
Bg L0us MeSier.
q s,orv frame aud brick dwelling and C.stlTy brick
ioI Gx2s1g7 BANK OF savings $500
Bg BSni p. GOirchid.
5sory brick building with lot, No 4i3 Yves: 2Gth-
i Ss 441' II o 'o' oa.' .- $500
b. I'm. henHcitB.
3story brick building With lease Of lot 40 30 3daye,
" II n OF 9th-st, lot 23X7O; ground rent $40 $500
TEOs stillman 5000
BUE. N. LudlOto & %,
io Zone On SSrTtgsD 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
THE COURTS.
,ur PAINE REQUEST TO HARVARD COL
tnH LEGE.

The suit of John c. Draper ana -, Lu s"t's.
Tscutors of Martyr Paine to decide their duties
An'nOn, stat. was brought before Judge van Nor''
DR. Paine left the bulk Of his property ~
yeserda. pages 10 Harvard College 10 essher in
viii OF h1 there The main question ~ whe orne
ssSnest be violated the law hejns bs heir
tiies and his pePheT h@rHHS With the president
end next College to secure discussion elsnVtle
o. o. Tne Court reserved IT'S esU Knox Tor the
HaMes s S5i Ioseph a. Choate for Harvard Ooii's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
Giip proprrIp 60 Eel.

A THIRD floor to let unfinished az West
~ 32dst
DOR RENT-$30 a mOnth-house with II
rooms; gn wafer: heater large garden and siabloe
l5Sth.st, TeTraT> place Melfose.
l.)N EAST BROADWAY let-basement
,~,bO floor well adapted for saundTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
Giip Real Gslaie for Sale.

Giip Real Gslaie for Sale.
TOR SALE-Three story basement brown
houses wide street. entrance 20 PARK convenient
THIRD Elevated Railroad lot i7Il02 title per
feet; pr1oe 800 Apply premises No $40
East 7sth-st
TOR SALE on 163d-st., within 2 minutes
Il walk from railroad station MelIose. q FRAMB
HOUSE with slate root, IS rooms in thorough repair
small stable ground ITO feet front by ll6 feet deep;
price low, 5000 twothirds of purchase 70
n'A'" - ~ MoLoUeHLIN BROS. 70 Duanest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
RECORDED LEASE.
RFCORDED MORTGAGEH.

Bachman Joseph 10 Callahan, No 296 BOwery,
year. at annual rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
Gin Real Gsiaie tor Sale.

GHu nfUI UsIUIt WI D"'"'
-..o>-o--~-~~---.-~ :.
HOUSE 81 WEST 29TH-ST. FtIh SA A.. F..
pce ali 800 story high stoop; basement ana uiul
brown store IS rooms a modern improvements IN
best order. Inquire on premises
CNOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 30 days trial;
- no cure no nav Patent VentilatOr state rights far sic
HIM GriIoen < Co, sd-ave. below 2ithst, New YORK
STH-AVE., Harlem, near 10th ST m hree p,
sory brown stone with without extra lot; VIII be sou
low ' rutland & WHITING, BeekmAn-st
taO SOO for high stoop brick house; cen
SS.OOO tral location. Address BARGAIN, Tribune
Uptown Office 1928 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

RECORDED MORTGAGES
Bitter Gerald and wife 20 John Giesc COtagest
(Z3d Ward 3vears 500
DIVER, Thomas and wife 10 Edgar Eetchum, 9 cor
ithaye aud i2thst months; .......'....::. 1850
st. Of shave, years 5000
thsve Of 15th.st, ye1r....- ';;.........: $500
Kaun John 10 Guernsey Sackett and others, q Sd
ave. "a ~ Of 3Oh ST, demand $50
Of 2d,a2e wears 2.45O
haretOn. Rosetta and husband TO sidney France.
1871 st, OF Southern Boulevard, $50
MURRAY, Joseph = 10 Caroline Bishop lllthst,
OF 3dave. 1000
Peters. Emily NJ 10 Anna l. Kirkland. l9thstw
OF 5thaye year 5000
Rogers Robert and wife 10 the Mutual Life Insur
Company, No Charlesst year. 5000
smcdbeTg. Alice, eAecutItx. 10 John A Smedberg,
l4th-st Of Universitypl years 2T33
Stebbins Henry q and wife 10 WBlter Edwards,
i7tbst " ofGthaye. 2years 1000
strecker. George and wife 10 Philip Furl0ng.
ll7th.st Of 3dave 1000
Sdsye and il7ths .r......'o....... 1000
STREET Francesca A 10 TFestTau Macssy o Rlyng.
tOust OF Sherihst years. 1000
Swords, Henry 10 Albert Swords, Woodruf-ays
(2fth WARD year o,0OO
VOz Louise and husband 10 the General synod OF the
Reformed Church. 49th-st W OF gthaye3 years $500
2c6.st years 1880
Zweig Hennine and husband 90 Ad0lph strohn, No
S3z East 42dsL years.. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
fsrrures ano Aleslines.

4 MEXICAN NSTTTUTE-Quarterly meet
N ing will IN the Cooper BUildiDg On
Thursday the 7th day Of November, At o'clock p ~
NATHAN e. ELY, President.
DR. l.. SAUYEUR'S FRENCH LECTURES,
~ YOIrNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION HALL.
ON Monday the 18th November 1880 DR.. L. sauyeur
will begin series lectures French Literature These
Will be given twice week. on MoHday and thurs
days - for IL lectures Tickets are sold by r. w Chst.rn
II University place LOckwO0ds, Ss BrUSdNay, Bren
tano 80 Union square and Putnams lS2 jthave, near
23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
Gcnnirp propsrIp 90 fet.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES ut GARRl-
~ SONS. oppusue Wet Point Address fl7h Mill
SAVINGS BANK, FishEii. y. \.
NONTCLAIR.-To let, furnished or uniur-
vi nishcd months year-handsome cottage tesl
modern emcnts, WIN htabIr ahl
nroun, In order: Of NewIO rK and Intervening
country. Address NJ K, Tribune once
WEST ELIZABETH, near Depot:-N arrest
desirable nrbSn locality on best line Of travel out OF
lower NcWYork only 40 minutes several eNPre.s uans
ceau fares growing ucighhorhOOit house has eight hhg
ruoins wide halls and plazza4 gas water batL osSu
Grufrr GARDEN With vines iruiH npNe7,
lawns and shade will t 9i until April formerly let al
500 Apply al Elevator No. II Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

NOOK.-Bv a Protestant cook for a large
X private family city country, where The baking =
done; is neat Obigng excellent worker COED
reference Adlfess Tribune Uptown Onee, No. l.2Se
Kfoa AVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
Gotels.

rI,HE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL,
L NASSAU. BAHAMA ISLANDS.
For full information apply TO ~ -
JAMES LlDGERWOOD K CO,
75S Broadway. New.GOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

COOK, &c.-First-class colored girl as cook
" wash and ifOa. cook alone private or boarding house
hest tcferen,es cy country jJG 1t ave. near sd st.
lrstnO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Allen. Agnes executrx, to james Allen 900
C0mbes Richard G. executor, Caroline Schwartz bO0J
COmbes Richard O. executor Caroline Schwartz. 10000
Jones' Arthur umphrey Anderson ............ 10
Urcb Frederick Charles FOrschner 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

C0OK.-By Protestant woman rs cook ~
X private family competent to 90 all klnds OF good cook
uakcs desserts, Hing Ia ssSls Ia Washing
CITY or country Uest city reference 367 West 10Th At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

COOK.-By a first class cook; thorougl ly
- understands all kuis OF coonC where assistance Is
given in kitchen Apply. two days. L. NJ. Eagle Bakery
Wet 3ithst. cor. 1th-ayo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Oct. 81, 1879.
The following sales were held at the tx
salesroom to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

COOK.-First-class French cook; under.
y Stands kinds Of cooking; best Of city references. 800
% Eve. near 93d 81, nfst floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

COOK.-By respectable young woman a.
will assist with the washing and ironing
by the day week month good home preferred To higl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14
BOOK TRADE.
Elegantly Illustrated Books!
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
FOR SALE BY
ROBERT CLARKE & GO.

CHRISTMAS IN SONG AND STORY, Edited by
Philip Gates. S. 90.
THE RAG FAIR. By the author OF gathering
of the Lilies" SIS 90.
THE GOETHE GALLERY (Helotype Illustra-
ART IN The HOUSE. By Dr. J. Won Fake. Ed
tied by c. c. Perkins. SIS 0O.
AMERICAN PAINTERS. By G. W. Sheldon, with
SO Illustrations. 81 90.
THE MASTER AND HIS FRIENDS in Art and
THE sCHooLBoY. By DR.. Q. W. Holmes 81 90.
| GENEVIEVE OF BRABANT. By Mrs Charles
Willing. 50 so.
THANAT0Psis BY VIM. Cullen Bryant. 81 50.
| IRIS: The Romance of an Opal Ring. By M B.
NJ. Toland. So 90.
POET AND FAINTER. or Gems of Art and Song,
THE SCULPTURE GALLERY. with 81 Engrav-
THE British SCHOOLS OF ART "a Selection
of Examples Engraved on Steel.l $40 o.
INDIA AND ITS NATIVE PRINCES. BY Louis
Roussete. SIS co.
DON QUIXoTE illustrated by Gustave Dore
| $l2 CO..
THE VILLAS GALLERY. (Heliotype Hlustra-
ExAHPT,Es aSIS &C OF F. MODERN ETCHING. Edited
by p. G. HamerOn. Sl2 90.
STUDIES FROM RAPHAEL. (Heliotype Illus
trations) $40 co.
ROME. BY Francis Way. S45 Illustrations
THE DoRE GALLERY. With $50 Illustrations
GoETHEs FAUST. Translated by Arnold. Illus
trated by Mayer. $40 O0
WORKS OF WILLIAM HOGARTH: Folio Ia
superb copy u Levant Morocco S75 w.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14

~OID AT A DISCOUNT, GREENBACks Al
eT Par and CAMPANIA at a premium as spe.,
cific for the cure OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia anu
The wonderful qualities of this medicine Will
he seen from the following home certihca.es:
"C1SC1NNAT1, August I'd, 1873
.'Messrs Hill & Stout: o,,, .ooo,,.
sGTNTLEMEN-Your Campania ! can recon-.
mend as a superior medicine for rheumalsm, IL
having cured me OF violent attack IN three DAYS
"Very respectfully ,,, " crrEpoy
proprietor Gibson House"
CINCINNATI November I'd, 1878
'Messrs Hill & Stout ,- .,,.,;ao,
"DEAR sIRs-I find your Campania for bruises,
aNo. medicine 1t is all you claim LOT u,
tPosnactfnllv PETER GIBSON,
"Of the Gibson House,
"CINcINNATI, August 8, 1878.
~Messrs. Hill & Stout; o-,,. to,
"GENTLEMEN-I have used your Campan1a iol
neuralgia, and find it specific for that pantu
a,sease' Aout'' WY wv. W. PEABODY,
"Genl Supt o. & M. T. K :"
Prices for Campana, Is and 80 cents So,d o!
Druggists) John KeeShan Sixth and walnut
Ernst WiIfert, Fourth and Walnut streets AZ AZ
dress oil orders for Campania to HILL d sloUl
Gibson House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14

Sudden changes of temperature are very
productive of coughs and colds, which also
yield, however, very promptly to Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14

Elegant brackets towel racks waal a Pock 1S,,
ets marble and wood-top stands' AZ -9f Hiih
near Eighth street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14

C. A. Myers, 294 Elm, is the place to ge
Christmas presents. Leave your orders.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14

For an elegant meal go to Lew. Boman s.
q West Fourth street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14

Boys sleds, carts, skates, hobbies and
velocpedes. HOLIDAY u SMITH, cor
ner Fifth street and Central avenue.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

TRAINS will be running to the Cumberland next
week OH the Southern Road.
OFFICER JOSEPH KLEIN, of Bremen street Sta
ton, has lost his badge. 1t was numbered lSs'
MRS. SEwELL lost horse and top buggy last
night from the corner Of Josephine and commerce
streets
GEO, WEBER, Sheriff-elect, was handsomely en-
tertained last evening by a large number OF MS
friends on the occasion OF his tortyhfth pirthoay
THE Alemania Society, now over thirty years
In existence will soon remove from It's present
quarters, Melodeon Hail. to Mr.. Reuben Sprngers 9
new building, corner of Fourth and central ave-
nue..
TRUNK belonging to family living at No 5S7
Sycamore street was distracted by some sneak
thief last evening from the ONO " mississippi
Railroad Depot by short, heayy-set expressinah'
No arrest
THE .entatiyes of the salt interests OF Syra-
cuse, Saginaw and the Ohio valley met IN tne
Burnet House parlor yesterday atternooH tor the
purpose of consultion over the present depression
of prices The meeting adjourned until turther
call
In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday
afternoon, Thomas G; Smith, assignee OF Meaao
W. stone bankrupt, filed petition against the
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton Railroad Com
pany to recover 500 900 for failure OF living up tc
contract.
THE brewers thus far have subscribed the fol
lowing to the Exposition fund. Christian Moer
lein, 81, 900: C. Windisch, Muhlhauser & Bro, 81,
600; Ii. Lackman, $500; Foss q schneider, SSoo
Geo, NJ Herancourt, $500; GambrinuS stock Co.
$780, Niehaus & Klnckhamer, $500; total VI, 4oo
Church of the Presentation Fair.
The promenade concert at the Highland House
given by the Church of the Presentation, is night
ly crowded by large and delighted audiences, whe
never depart without expressing themselves wei
pleased with their evenings enjoyment. The ar
rangements for the comfort ana pleasure OF Wis
itors are perfect, and reflect great credit on the
management ., A.,
Knights of Loyoia, Captain p f. Butke com
mand ng have kindly consented to be ,presen
and give one of their grand exhibition drills
The music, furnished by Prof; schopner,s Ut
Immensely to the pleasure of those who enjoy
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14

Choice line table and pocket cutlery
steel fire sets, fancy vases and hods. Hull
LIDAY & SMITH.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-14
HO A Y G O O ID 6

Our stock is now complete in all departments,
sale and retail buyers one of the largest and most
s1e s,epant ant stocks cf PRESENTATION BOOKS, ~
VENiLE AND TOY BOOKS, FANCY STATION
ERY to be found in the country, at prices mat
will be found unusually low throughout tne ell
tire line.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-04-30

/. A writer to the Burlington Gazette
saws that the Custer battle field ia covered
with homes dragged out Of the ground by
coyotes. He says, that pieces can be
found for miles round. Is
Tue late Lord L,itrim did not go in fol
popularity. Aofew years ago he adver
tised for some one to filltup the vacancy
in his Donegal agency. Three hundred
applicants wrote to him, and iu answer to
one OF these be said that he wished 10 ap
point miliia ary gentleman used to shoot
ing natives in Australia and New z al
and. as he wanted wholesome lessor
given to the tenants on his estate.
As man was recently digging a wei
at Mertin, in Alsace, his pickaxe, at th'
depth of seven feet, struck the remnants
Of q wall. Further research revealed th,
foundations of an extensive building
thought to have been an ancient Roman
temple. The entire ruin has not been re
vealed but q number Of Interesting object
have been exhumed, including Corinthial
columns, busts, coins, alm', and the re
mnants of the sla!ue ola horse.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-04-30


The severe snow storms at the end OF
March were ruination to English and
French fruit growers sf2f sH
A Rome despatch to the Cologne Zeit-
ung says that Pope Leo XIII. expects
to conclude truce with Germany, pen
ding settlement of the difficulties which
naturally will occupy long time, and to
be able to send Cardinal Ledochowski
home His Holiness has twice made ex-
cursious. iacog, however towards Civita
| Vechia, finding that his health was suffer
ing from confinement. More import
ant is the announcement that he has offer.
ed post ofimportance to Father Curici,
the eminent Jesuit theologian, vino got
into disgrace for his views on the tempor-
al po &er and advising the Church to seek
a reconciliation with Italy. Inasmuch as
the Pope and Cardinal Ffancbi, the Car
dinal Secretary OF State, were said cou'
pie of weeks ago to mediate urging the
Catholics of Italy to take part in politics
the Zeitung's repo,tmight not be SO faI
wrong. 1t adds that Father Curici declin
ed the Pope's offer, on the ground that tt
. accept would make it appear as If he hat
desired to reap pc sonal honor of bis per
secutions
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-04-30
V E G. E Il In E
ChflIs, Shakes.
Fever and Ague.
TARBoRo, N. C. 1878.

DR.. q. R. STEVENS,
DEAR SIR: feel very grateful for what
your valuable medicine, Vegetine. has done
in my family. wish to express my thanks
by informing you of the wonderful cure Of
my son; also to let you know that Vegetine
| is the best medicine ever saw for CHILLs.
SHAKES, FEVER and AeuB. Ny son was sick
with measles in 1878 which left him with
HIp-JoNr disease. My son suffered great
deal of pain all Of the time; the pain was so
great he did nothing but cry. The doctors
4 did not help him particle, he could not lift
his foot from the floor, he could not move
without crutches. / read your advertise
ment in the Louisville Courier-Journal, that
Vegetine was great Blood Purifier and Blood
Food. tried one bottle, which was great
benefit. he kept on with the medicine, grad
ually gaining. He has taken eighteen bot
ties in all, and he is completely restored to
/ health, walks without crutches or cane. He
is twenty years of age. l have younger
son, fifteen years of age, who is subject to
CHILLs. Whenever he feels one coming on,
he comes in, takes dose Of Vegetine and
that is the last of the CHILL. Vegetine
leaves no bad effect upon the system like
most of the, medicine recommended fol
CHILLs. cheerfully recommend Vegetine
for such complaints. think-it is the great
est medicine in the world. Respectfully
! Ta MRS. J. W. LLOYD.
VEeEr1NE-When the blood becomes life
less, either from change of weather or Of
lc.imate, want Of exercise, Irregular diet, OF
from any other cause, the vEeErsR will re-
new the blood, carry off the purrid humors
cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels, ,and
Iimpart tone of vigor to the whole bedy.