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exceeds ono thousand dollars q lOOO)
exclusive of interest and in case Of
smch restriction. the circnit courts 40
tn he created shalt have appellate
inrisdictiop Of the clasa Of cases thus
excluded from the appellate iurisilic-
tiOn of the Supreme COnrt. The
clerks Of the district c"n'ts shall be
elected by the qualified vOtcra If
their respective parishes. and shall
hold their office for four years.
(Strikc ont article eighty.thrce.)
Number Thirteen.
Each Of the district judges shall re.
ccive a salary. to he fixed hy law,
which, except in the parish Of Or
leans, shall not bc less than two
thousand dollars, nor more than three
thousand dollars Jer annum, payable
quarterly IN his own warrant, and
which shall not l,e increased nor dim.
inished during his term of office. He
must I've citizen of the United Sta.
'tes, over the age Of twenty-five
years. and have resided In the State
and Practiced law therein fer the
space Of two years next preceding
his election. The judges Of the dat
riot courts shall hold their Office for
the term Of fonr years. In the parish
Of Orleans the animal salary OF the
district judges shalt not exceed Ave
thousand dollars, to be paid a. above
provided.
(Strike ont article eighty -four.)
NMmber Fowrteen. q.
In lien Of the office Of district Mt.
tornry. established by article ninety.
two of the constitution Of 1888, there
there shall he elected. by the quali.
fed VOTERS ofeach parish. a State's.at
t"rney therefor, who shall be a
citizen Of th~ United States, and who
shall have leen a.:rrsi,lent ofthe State,
and q practicing and dnly licensed
attorney at law, f"r at least two
years. H- shall receive q salary from
the State o: not lrss than three nor
more than seven hundred dollars
per annnm, to he provided by law
upon the hasis of representation in
the HOnae Of Representatives, and
payable quarterly on his own war;.
ant. He shall be ex-o1lcio attorney
Of the parish. and receive .snch salary
ther~from "a may he fxesl by the
parochial authorities. not to exceed
seven hundred dollars per annnm.
He shall. moreover, receive such |
fees Of Office a may he allowed by |
law. In the city of New Orleans the |
State's attorney shall receive snch
compensation from tho city, in addi.
ton to the salary above provided, a
may he established hy Law. He
shall he elected at the aame time
with the jndgra If the district courts,
and shall hold his Office for the term
Of fonr years.
Nsmber Fifteen.
In every case where the judge may
he recmaed, and when he II not per
s0nalIy intereated In the matters In
condensation, he shall select lawyer,
having the necessary qualifications
required for a judge of his conrt. to
try snch cases; and the General
Assembly shall provide by law for
the trial Ot those cases in which the
Judge may he personally iuterested,
"r when he may be absent or refuses
IN net.
(Strike ont article ninety.)
Nw~ber Sixteen.
In order to provide fOr the eatab.
lishment Of the judicial system Great.
ell l,y the mlWve amendments, and
- ..sm.~~< A.. ~.,s0. - ~~ SsH~s-~
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke
eomDou tobacco, when they can buy
MarbUrR, Bros. Scale of North Caro-
Hsa. At the same pricef" 2febly.
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The periodicals. rsprinted by the
HeoHARD SC0rT PUBLIsBIx0 Co., al
Barclay Street, n. ~ are ~ follows |:
IL Losdos Qwayterly, Edisbsvyk,
Wsetmtsstsv,. and Bvi6isk Quarterly
Eectsse, and B'Sckxoods Ha1asiss.
Price, - . year for sny one, OF only
o1S for OIL, sad the postage b Pre-.
paid by tho Publiahers.
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4 MYSTERY SOLVED.
1hs Grsaasst Medical HIswpA u Nskww
Provided. 1As SSsmaeA, Neev.
end Asssls ~ CbssAvs
cf Disssss.
PURGATIVE PILLS.

TAR00N0 PURoAT1VD PILLS
An the result Of long eontinued 0eiestiAo
investigation. and are WARRANTED - euro
oil disessss originating IN The Stomach. Liver,
and BowelA No gripping paius follow the ne
eftheee Pilla. wRleaa the bowels sre in0as.ed:
bat RELIEF. IMMEDIATE RELIEP. NAV
Be relied upon. Asa Cemmea ysmiv Pkys'e
pA19oHe' PURoATIVB PILLS
Stand unequaled before th~ wOrid to-day.
By varying the dose according In directions.
PARsONs' PUn0A1lvE PILlA ehectually Puxi.
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Etii. Rsas, Etysipeias ~ n. ASlkewy ylsv.
ErMpIio~s, snd EtwyAW ntssaas ef AAe Skis.
Salt Rkswm, zstier, Rsse~erss, Ssres. Boiis,
1ssMers. 1ey6i6 SRssalisgs, Uaeeratisws,
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On No Par.
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PER tbOsiaamd. In bulk. cash In aAlvasce. We
win send these Pills tD any rrliahle druggiat
OF usesrhant te sell On co9smiasios. Agents
wautsd svseywhsre.
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FERRY SALE.
Parish Of st. John the Baptist.

In conformity 10 resolution Of the Police
Jury of thia Parish Of date 1879.
will offer for sole at public suctian, 1t the
Court House of this Parish. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2lth, 1873
at 12oelock. NJ.
the privilege If the lease Of the following
public ferries Of THE Parish. 10 Wit:
Station No. !. established NJ the lower line oi
the Hope Plantation" (Wst.
a0n'al.
"a, estahlishei at Bonmet. .Carr<.
2. Eagle Co6ee Honse Ferry
The leaae e. run two yeam from, the Nth
Of Angnst. l6e.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
One fourth. cash a. the spot. and the bal.
ance quarterly thereeiter. In three equal
tnstslIssants rrpreerstesl by posea With IN.
derse0ents IN the sstisfactiou Of the Presi.
dent Of the Police Jury.
The lessee to comply strictly With existing
Police Jury ReRwIatlooa, whtch will he rad
On the dsy n sale.
Parish of q. John the naptist. Jnly 18th,
j06 JOHN CAYOl.IE.
Preaideot Police Jury.
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HYcau make money faster at work for ~
than 1t anything else. CAPITAL not requir.
u ed; We viii stsrt yon. >l2 PER day at
home made by the industrious. Men,
women. hoys and girle wanted everywhere
70 work for IA. Nov 10 the time. Costly Uat.
a. and tessus free. Addrsss TaUB 4 Co..
Augusta. Maine.
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Pleasantly and faae. agents shouli asi.lreas
PISLEy. HAsvErH Co. Atlanta, Ga.
ejr7e.ly.
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TIE BRITISH QUARTERLY
REVIEW.-Coutents Of No.
CXXXv., for July. 1879.

- - ~ " s-NS1UVUUt0 VI NOs
cxxXv., for July, 1879.
]. Taiue's Philosophy Of AT.
2. Ethics of Evolution.
z. Bryan Waller Pfoctes.
:. The Russian and Turkish War.
5. Future Puniahment.
.. Recent History # the Burisls
Qaestj0n.
J. The Later Greek NatiUn.
9. The Congregational View Of Re.
ligi0us Communiou.
Contemporary Literature-
History, Biography, aud Trav.
els,
Politics, Science. and Art,
Pslles Lettrea, Poetry, and Fict.
ion,.
NovelG Of the Quarter,
Thec!cey. Philosophy, and
Hilol09v.
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n n a. week In your own tNwu. es
Outfit ftee. No riak. Reader. u
WVVDy yon want business at which
persOna Of either aex can make
great pay all tho time they work, write for
particulars to II. HALLK1f 4 Co., Portland
Maine.
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shall he held at the seat Of govern.
nIent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Thomas Lnwton. the Murderer.

Sheriff Drew, Of Sacramento, has
prepared the following detailed de.
scrlption Of Lawtop, the fugitive
murderer of Tuuis:
Thomas Lawton, alias "Lewls, +"
aged 81, height s feet 6 or 7 inches,
complexion fair, eyes dark blue or
hazel, chin rather wide and promi.
nent, cheeks full, mouth rsceding,
thin lips, upper lip short, short
neck, bone of neck prominent In
front; mustache light of growth,
black or dark brown (said to
have been cut off since the MUIR
der); eyebrows rather heavy and
dark; hair dark brown, thin on top
of head; straight built and stout,
square shoulders, stands erect.
weighs about l35 pounds, small
feshy hands, feet small, high In
step, steps short and quick, slight
ly bow.legged and pigeon-toed,
rather stiff walker; hair on
breast said to be heavy,
wore box toed shoes, suit Of
gray material with gray
blocks with yellow or mixed stripe
running through the squares; also
had light pants with dark coat and
vest, dresses neat, wears dark felt
hat pulled over his eyes (saId to
have small scar on f0rehead), re.
served in manner, drinks not to
excess, smokes pipe, a sport,
good rider, understands horses"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12

The Ventura Signal says: The
large amont of grain shipped Into
this port has brought countless my.
riads of crickets with 1t. In the eve.
nings they have swarmed into our
houses with evident determination
to take possession without process
or delay. They have an especial
fondne-s for lamplight and seem
bent on enjoying their serenades to
the utmost. Many thousands OF
them have been sacrificed to their
desire for q glimpse of city life.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
j. Bechtinger, M. d.,

@fOF VIESNA,)
TNHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
dependent and French M. b. Sqsie-
ties, Oculist of the French Hospitaf in
San Francisco. All chronic obstinate
cases aud operations on the eyes attend
cd to,
OFFICE, - No, 704 Sacramento street,
corner OF Kearny. Residencs--SE. cor.
aer Mason and Pacific streets, san Fran
,.isco. oc31y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
SIR ASHLEY CooPHne
VITAL REsToRATavu |


The great English remedy fbr Wore6
Debility. spermatorrhea end F5SrS NJ r 81 s
Decline OF Physical Foroe. E
The Vital Rooto6n1l l
VIII positively cure. thOrpuHnxt n
permanently, any csse of kXT
VITALITY or Nervous D0bi1ifV, 0}1
tcute or OF long standing, ard ~ a11
;Sx. no matter from whas eaulos ~
The vitaI Reotoydforo 4 &
Il thoroughly scientific prosoa1uefn ~ +
not queck nostrum. henoo 6GG1G
safe TO take; ts pleasant 10 tie -
pathetic system OF nerves new i6SsS' =
PuriHes and Gnr0choo
rhe blood. reJuvenatiug and reinvt1 = -
Doth in this country and in Europe. - n
-estffv to the great rostorative prs1r6rf1
II this really great medicine. -.
Price, SS per bottle, or four tinnro,ono
quantity Tor 80. Hent 70 any addSooo -
ure from observation. <5
Address all letters to
A. E. MINTIE. N. D.,
Graduate Of the University OF Peehs(1- (
Orthopoedic Hospital Of PhllHdoI-
phia,J n
No. 72a Montgomery st., san Franelspo.
Sole Agent. 8
p. s.-DR. MINTIE can b. couGug1<6
IN reference to the above complaints 4.
ing once h0urn nom 3 4. =. " n ~
iSnS: ssi,S: an and il no" y II re sysesc
FREE: Thorough examinatlon IN -
vice, IS. Full direotlona and odv11n H.
With every package Of medicine. MN =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Ftr" bn Portland.

PORTLAND, Sept. l1.-A fire
broks out today at 1890 ia row
Of wooden buildings near the cor
ner of Front and Ash streets, des-
troying, In a short time, four build-
ings The losses aggregate about
$4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Oregon IfeMs--A virstsn OF i,e,,ry.
us0 Trenaens.

PORTLAND. Sept. 1l.-Jack Kel.
ley leaped from the deck Of the
steamship Great Republic last Sat.
urday, when the vessel was on hpI
way TO this port, ai,i was drownt d.
He was the victim of delirlum ire.
mems.
Over $4,000 have been raised
here By citizen I'm aid of the vel.
low fever sufferers, and forwarie ed
to New Orleans, Memphis aud
Vicksburg.
Terrible fires nave been raging
for some days IN the timber along
the mountain ranges aud the at
mosphere Is filled with smoke and
cinders.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Or. Joseph Kurtz

Has removed his office 10 No. 81 MAIN
STREET, over potter g. Bradley's Furni-
ture store.
Odice Hours-From 10 TO II, TO and
to Q. Residence-b -butha Vista street.
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
!. HANNON. NJ. D.,

i1a.1Sl'X t'ii X XsAISSk~> - !.
s.,,is 0 81 Vi, sANER.ANCO B!s,Eiv.
~ Hpsisienre Downey Avenue, East
LIS snseIes, near the end of street rail-
fat,
,niirsl.ou from 10 toi2 A. NJ; from ! t"
Or, apo ii
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
B ATH S

As the great PURIFIER and EQUAL
iZER Of the human body, enabling the
system to throw of Its impurities and
Giving TO the lungs one-sixth more inspi.
ratioI of air than can be ootaine, 6y
breathing, by opening the pores OF the
skin and giving full play to the insensi..
BILE aspiration so necessary to physical
health.
prA female constantly on hand to
walt on ladies.
Oman from A, M. to7p. s2stf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12

ss:n; ~ e. 's @ S $s s $ sss::
sf 5 s @ gs 9
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% Sss = @ @ S s ~ @ @ SS S ss; AZ s @@ @@ S S % S S
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t. ~ - - - ~ President
.supnnend
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
NJ a,ue Eiccsious

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. lire
turns to-day make the vote about
as follows: Connor, 81. ono; Garce
Ion, 20 900; Smith, $1,000 The
Representatives, so far heard from,
are 50. Republicans; 20 Democrats;
As Greenb, ckers, and 70 to hear
from. A majority of those not
known are quite sure to be- Demo-
cratic and -Grpenbeck, so that the
House will have all Oppositian
majority Ofnot less than one, and
will probably send Garcelon and
Smith to the Senate, which, stand
ing 70 to II, will likely choose Gar.
celon (Dem.) as Governor AS snow
heard from the Republicans have u
majority on Joint ballot, which
elects the State officials, but there
are twenty-five districts 10 hear
from. Three Republican Congress
men are elected. Reed in the First
District by 4.300 plurality; Frye in
the Second bv 3.O00; Lindsey In the
Third by 5000. Ladd (Democrat- :
Greenback) Is elected over Bowers
by $500 in the Fourth District.
The Fifth District Is stilI doubtful.
Waldo county gives 300 plurality
for Murch, while Washington, SO
far us heard from, gives loo plu.
rality for Hill; Hancock gives
] TOO rard Knox $50, maxi
ing Hale $50 ah,ai. The
result depends upon towns in
Washington not heard from, which
will go against Hale, but, AS Wash
ington towns are going Dem ocratic,
or rather Greenback, so far ns re-
ceived, they may save Hale by go
Ing for Martin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Los ANGELES THURSDAY MORNING SEPT p. 1878.
minors, nineteen being under sever
years of age.

minors, nineteen being under sever
years of age.
Holly SPRINGS. Sept. H.
Fourteen deaths during the last
twenty. -four hours in the town
and suburbs; only four new cases.
Weather rainy cold and gloomy
Rain continued up to 2 P. NJ. since
which time the weather has been
cool, increasing Che fatality.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 1l.-The county
undertakers, Holtz Bros, and Flah-
erty & Sullivan, report 80 deaths
for the "a hours ending at 9 r. NJ.
OF these 80 deaths 30 were colored.
There continues to be difficulty
in getting the dead buried. At
Elm wood, for single interment, two
trenches have been dug and cofi1 ut
placed In rows close together. The
same Is done In Pattersfield.
st. Leger Races.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE st. Leger
race stakes ut Doncaster to-day
were won by Lord FAlmouth's bay
fIly Jeannette. The bay colt Chill
deric, also belonging to Lord Fall
mouth, came In second. P Kin
ney's chestnut colt Master Kildnr
was third.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Ssn Fr.ncisco Marnasz.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1l.-FIoul
unchanged; wheat dull, hut the
feeling little hetter. shipping,
Sl.85@l 20; milling, S1.e7A@l 72A.
Barie. UNCHANGED. Oats, Caliloi.
MIA Sl.25@1 57A. Corn, demand
better; small yellow $I.25@1 37A;
white l.20. Rye, nominal Hay
nnrl,aBged. Potatoes. firmer;white,
s0@sl.26; red, $l}@ll.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Confidence Engine csnpauy 7

sa'' On sRs sSRsTaRssy aRsss w ~
ming Of eaeh 1non1l 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Tho Van rrrnsp.ao Essssh gire.


SAN FERNANDO, Sept. 1l.-A fire
originated in the brush near the
little Teiunga Csfiou on the 9th In.
stant, at about ten o'clock A. NJ i,
aud was soon beyond control. Up
to the present time Owo O'Clock r.
NJ. 1t has burned over an area of
about eighteen thousand acres,
mostly brush, and Is still burning,
doing but little damage. Those
who have sustained loss thus far
are Maclay & Mof1itt, who lose $500
worth OF lumber, and John Loop
500 Injury to bees. The latest from
Kester & Co. is that their loss is
small; that a portion Of their grain
field that WAS burned over was al
most worthless. No further dam
age is anticipated.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Or. Chin Quong Fin.
DOCTOR,

OFFICE-Corner Los Angeles aud Ar
cadla streets.
RarCures all kinds of diseases.
ONCE hours from to IL A. n. una from
2 TO ana 7 to9P. ap3utf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
HUGHES
HUGHES
Russian and Electric Baths,
SIGNORET'S BUILDING, opposite
Merced Theater.

r. HUGHES, In returning thanks to
the public for their liberal patronage,
ca with confidence recommend his
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
CYPRESS HEDGE PLANTS.

Ihave now on hand few thousand Of
the MONTEREY CYPRESS, which
makes such o handsome hedge. Ihey
n sN@t they can be lifted
80 .-irn fb5 rldurF ransplanter, war;
rftrr nssrr nnr rs live. Also, fine
u .a-4ss in rrls They have been
ssr~es aaq ~ ught cheap now,
nlr srtr bdtlf feit lnIil fall or win
6rfi.gv .r.ii s. l1iEe- i'd dearer.
/. SPENCER,
t-W-sc1 Iri aet. near First.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
O"e Greenbac.rr E.ec,ra

ELLSWORTH, Me-, Sept. lire,
publicans conceie the election of
Murch, (Greenbscker) In the Fifth
District by 600 plurality.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Wi, Nos Help 0reecs.

BERLIN,- Sept. l1.-An, Athens
correspondent understa nds that 1t
is improbable that other govern.
ments will take any steps In favor
of Greece without the cooperation
which England seems indisposed to
give. s. .-., 49,.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
knights ef pya,iins.,

-::s CIV. Is, teass!aas:
Downsy Block. All so5oafSiI3 -
In good standing ars cosdlallY ~ 3
G. e. MnEs, K. Of 3. =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
B.,s,morc.s Noble o.fs.

NEW YORK, Sept. t.ll.--Baltlmore
has raised S27, 900 and is still col
lecting.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Kirkpatrick.

.1rfice and Residence-No. l5FRANKLIN
STREET. fe25-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12


Los AngelC
he (
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
range Grove Eaasae.sal, =. 3,

- REGULAR MHn11g6G
xuts66ASs $q ss6 e sscoed g - ~
archs In good standine a. cordiSilS r. = 4
ted to attend. ~ :, -77-'s 4 q IS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
The Fever.

New ORLEANS, Sept. Il.-The
weather Is clear; thermometer 500;
the de- ;h list includes thirty-four
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12
Morning kilograms.
Passenger. Go,ng souts..

MoJAvE, Sept. 1l.-Postmastet
General Key and wife, Miss Emma a
Key, Miss Kate Key, Col. s. A.
Key and wife. Major j. III. Baxter,
Medical Purveyor U. s. a., and
wife. Col. J. M. Thornburg, NJ. G.
from Tennessee, and wife, Mrs. Il.
T.. James, wife OF P. M. of New
York, Mrs. H. @. Pearson, wife of
Assistant P. nj. of New York, H0u.
Horace H. Harrison, NC. frou,
Tennessee. G. NJ. Hendiy, of Presi-
dent Hayes's staff, Gen. John
Jameson, Supt. Railway Mail Ser
vice and Manager of Transports a.
ton. I. F. Macy, Special Agen' P.
.. D.. and wife. Capt. A. G.. Sharp
and Msjor B. G. Truman, Special
Agent +. O. Department.. Mrs.
Sol Lewis, J. L. Jenkins, Capt Ro-
per and "a soldiers, Il 8. Patton,
A. G. Patton, D. Meyer, B. Ng.
satdter, Il. Williams, Miss M. Or
bon, Mrs. Q. Williams and fl nily,
Sabine Otero, J. Foote, H. FRANK,
B. J. Candy, J. u. Dunlap.
wii Vote for Gen. D"sirr.nsm.
VIRGINIA, Vev. Sept. 1.-THE
Republican Central Committee
has resolved to hold no primaries,
but has voted 10 have the whole
Storey county delegation cast Its
vote in the County Convention for
Gen. Batterman.
The foot of the Sierra Nevada
incline isin rich ore, widening to
the east.
A Test Of the Tax Low IA Ca.ad.
VICTORIA, B. c., Sept. ia
young Canadian named. Nelson
blew out his brains at Yale yester.
day morning.
The first Chinese head tax was
collected yesterday by the Govern
ment. Dominion officials in the
province have taken stems to test
the validity of the law which taxes
and yet deprives them of the vot-
Ing power.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12

ss56SEH1sa s5SEssb2Y 2Hf';'al W. e
each week at * o,eI3 I.
.t.no,n~ .Io loarnlsnS sc c2!s,s 1, bsss6ise q 5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-12

| Mr.. Hugo Kremer manufactures HA..
vANA TOBACCO into cigars oi approved
brands. He al4o deals In all lines OF
Smokers' Articles. Give him q Cali.
mrb
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHEREVER THAT GREAT MEDICINE Gale

WHEREVER THAT GREAT MEDICINE called
II. G. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED ARABIAN
LINIMENT, has been introduced, it has performed
the most extraordinary cures In the annals of med
cal history-everybody who uses it once becomes
its warmest friend-they not only keep it always
hand for the benefit of Its timely in cases OF
emergency, but recommend 1t to all their friends.
It has been before the public for nearly ten years,
and yet is daily developing virtues; many dis
eases have been cured by 1t, for which the proprie
tor had never recommended it; its magical virtues
spreads through the land with the speed of light
ming, and mauy, very many poor invalids who sup
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a close, have been by preserving use OF this in
valuable Liniment HEALED, and now rejoice in
the blessings of health, and the enjoyment of this
beautiful world. Read this to believe, and not 10
doubt. Inquire of your neighbors whom you know
10 have used it, and they VIII tell you that no med
icine discovered possesses the half of its ex-
traordinary healing powers. The racking pains OF
rheumatism and neuralgia yield in few minutes
to ITS powerfully anodyne properties. 1.-The lame
are made to walk" Old sores, which have rem
dered the subject loathsome thing to behold, are
healed The weak and trembling, from deranged
state OF the nerves, by the of this Liniment
joice in the eCovery of their former health and
strength Many long standing affections of the
liver, lungs and kidneys have yielded 30 it's use
after the various remedies had failed. 1t is very
eHicacions in curing the diseases of horses and cat
tie such as sweeny, sprains, bruises, swelings,
cramps lameness dry shoulder, splint, etc and If
used In the beginning, never fails to stop the fur
ther progress Of fstula, pol-evil, ringbone and
SPAWN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-05
SSIONA AL,
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 5.-Conkling pre-
sented the petitions of large number of
citizens of many counties of New York in
favor of reconciliation of silver; referred
Wallace, from the committee on finance,
reported with amendment his bill to au-
thorize long bond for investment for
the savings calendar; he will call it up
soon. Edmunds submitted a resolution
lnstructing the committee on appropriation
to report bill making adequate provis-
ions for the employment of additional
clerical force in the pension and surgeon
generals office, to promptly examine and
dispose of all claims for pensions. He
asked for the present consideration of the
resolution but objection was made by Da-
Wis OF West Virginia, and it was laid over
until tomorrow. After the A. M. hour,
Easton spoke in opposition to the silver
bill.
Conkling presented petition signed by
large number of prominent citizens of
New ork in regard to the famine and
suffering in northern China and suggesting
a com mission be appointed from residents
OF China to act in connection with the U.
.. minister IN procuring and distributing
rellef, they also suggest that the unex-
pended balance OF money received from
China in 1856 be used to relieve the suf-
ferers; referred.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. The morning
was consumed in presenting petitions and
resolutions; the northern Pacific bill was
reported and recommitted.
Memorials from Boston and New York
asking congress to adopt some measures of
relief for the sufferers by famine in north
ern China. were referred.