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SUrroLI,E. Feb. q, 1885,.
Then personally snpcarcd tho said George +.
Dmsmore, and made oath that the foregoing state.
LeAt by him subscribed j. true, BEFORE me-,
SETH j. THOMAS, Justice OF the Peace.
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Gentlemen, - hereby certify that have had Ca
a0r a@a oT sns M es
deaf had buzzing In the head pains across the TEN.
PIE, dizzy spells, weak and painful eyes, swollen
severe pain across the chest, and every indication
ofconsnmption; My head aclicd all the time, The
matter sccqmulsted 80 rapay IN my head and and
me. At the point Of suiTocaion would ;hsn have
e c sG eEsfg ny throat anS before SeS
able 70 sleep again. For period Of SIX years my
ionsils were liberated and SO much innsned that
coqld with difficulty swallow finally consulted an
eminent surgeon In regard to an operation on them,
hut at his request postponed IT. The constant in-
llsrnnaiion aud liberation IN my throat caused by
the poisonous matter dropping down from my head
hadsoirritatod and Unframed my lungs that cough
cd incessantly.-a deep hard cough. Meanwhile
so that lost flesh. grew pale, and showed every
symptom of an early death by consumption. When
matters had reached thiestaec or a9ontslx months
ago, began the use OF SASYoRD's RADICAL CURE
ron CATARRn. After using the nrst bottle began
10 Improve rapidly. The first dose seemed to clear
seemed gradually TO arrest tho discharges. 10
stopped my cough In three days. BY using 1t az q
gargleI soon reduced the inflammation and swell
Ing ofmy tonsis, 30 thatthoy soon ceased to trouble
me-. Tie soreness across my chest disappeared,
the bnzzlng NOISES IN my head Ceased, my senses q
and every symptom OF disease that had reduced me
10 the verge Of the grave disappeared By tho nsa
ofIsASroRDs RADICAL CcGE P6R CATARRH.
have been thus explicit because, as druggist,
Ihaya seen great deal Of suffering from Catarrh
and hope 10 convince many that this Is great
remedy.
AM familiar with the treatment Of Catarrh rs
rrsctised by the best physicians. and have consult
ed the most eminent about my case. have used
peared during period of six years past, and have.
while following their use, taken great care Of my
nent from any of them.
DosTOS, FEB. 9 1915. GEO. r. DINsM0RE.
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SWORN EVIDENCE.

The following Cure ls probably the most
remarkable ever effected by any medl-
cni preparation for the treatment OF
Catarrh:
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V.ICK'S
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Each number contains thlrty,wo psses OF
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
t1nterl6ieb 3wti6en Men
fhen Gbier.

BUR 3ett Ser eriten franspf1Aen 8esr>
luton erlieBen bic &e9ierunaen Der peute
16en @renslanpe ltcrau G~crprbnunaen,
wrbur6 tn @~1fbduiern unb pfentlt6en
Srten iepe5 @eiprd6, pas ii6 urn 9olitif
brebte, auf'S Stren9ite Dertpten murbe.
4n Ser Gafet etnss 0aitbpfes ant Nteit
batten ii6 bic @dite chen lit lrlde eefdtr<
lt6e l1nte,bdltut9cn cil19elafer, ais Der
8trtb ite sum S6wetsen crrtabntc.
gSie ? riefet lie pptlcr Gntriitults, niht
einral repeit bIrffn mir?
Netn, rntse9nftc Der SSirtt, ciet utb
irinfet.
ST., aber wprurd u1terideirtr mir tins
bdnn pom ltehen GtebI
0urh'6 Sesablcn, meme .6errctt, purd's
8eSablsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
O1e 1T nl1trf.

@pupernante: User Ypn Stnen, metne
6rdulein, lam MIR iasel, nus 9ampf
IL? (aeine antpprt) gtnn, ras wercea
sic bph mtIIen!
Srduletn &pI1: 1ampf 1T eben, menn's
bampft!
0puYernante 9th mas! mihen sic e5
aGIp ni6t? S6dmen sic iiG, bab i6 eS
SSbnen faeen mu6: Sampf iii, penn rdS
@a1er ms Shwtben fpmnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
MuS be II II.

Gin bcrYprra9enrer Srst IN Sorrrl
fraste einit BEN 9%uad1a1ter Or. settlpn,
ipurum ieine @rarts 70 piel srrber iei ais
fetne etsene.
sic wtTen iclbit, RAP sic cin Suaflal'
Der inr, iuste or, unb ih bin Gin outer
Ir3t.
Or. 9ettIpn ermiterte:
Ga8 meiB ih rc6t gut, aber tltden Ste
tinntal bier aus benz Seniter 6indus. Mtc
ptele Don Ben setn Yerfpnen, irel6e 9erabc
porbetseben, batten sic fir rcrniinfti9e
Meni6en?
Gteleidt eineu aus setn, e%nt9e9nete So
9ernb Der Ir5t.
Iun gut, meinte Der Suatlalter, bteler
Cine 1T Sbr @atient bic ilbriset rerit itnr
metne 9atienten!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
& Der Nrufuna q.

u Il , wv , 7 y q y
vSasen sic etnmaG, 6err Gdnrtp1t, an
mas fpiitben Sic etner Narrer erfenten :"
uNn Rem Sraaen. bic or at mid ftelt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
8erfeb1tc Srcculattcn.

SetfeHIFt SFtV Z
Gin Mhsmtlt wibntcte tem 9apitt Sep
X. cine S6rtft, III mtl6er or betalptete,
bas or bic 2unf pcritinbe, @rlp 5u ma
den, in Der 6pfnun9, ppn bent Sdplte etne
arose @elrbnun9 gu erbdlten.
SEQ X. fhentte itm baraNf cinen ietr
arp6en Geeren Sud, unb lteb tbm babel IA
oen : uSSeit er bic 8unit peritGnbe, Crib
3u MAIDEN, II tdtte er il rriter ni6t5 NO
tbta, ais einen sud, UNI es dufsubepats
ren."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
Ous It Der @tb!

Gutter Sreunb : vGpmpptire 1tur ert etn
g8erf, has bur6l6(d9t, baS Surrre ma6t,
bann fannt Gu S@unp trin9en, - oiel
bu wtait. es ectt NGe8!
Der Gpmppniit ga BAIT Gu Nc6t.
6ieb, @6unp wpIte ih 1hpn brtn9en, bd
1T mir gar ni6t banse !; aber nur rus erite
gSerf, pet6es Turpre md6t, mel6sS ein>
f6ldst, bas 1T Der Mtb."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05

Ifmet1uns. '6dusterr: ygu
1rprf Gu bat pieber rte !6austbur aufse<
lafen! 9tebt ni4t "a. Sebermart Miro
b6ft9it eriu@t, bic Shire su3nmu6en 2"
Sctrbub: o0aS sebt ntt6 mir an, tN bin
Fem Mana, td hin eth Se9rbub uub Elm
2etrbub trirp Tie bHft6 eriudt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05
It mterbeltcuOes

lleter ctner S6lpferwerftatt lit ll1nt
R1nb fplsenre Snl6rtft:
@enn UNI iebeS (pIe Wdnt
Gin S6lpB miibt angetest tperren,
Damn mar bic enle Shtp0erfunft
Die bette &unt aus Grben.
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Nerbpteuc 90 ede

Gin 2ebrer cramintrte 1eite 1tebe Shul.
;u9enb belprperS in rem 9arttel per lie.
bertretun9 Der @ebpte.- @16 eincr @etli
fra9te er Stun iu9e mir, e., "a iint
perbptene gSe9e? SD babe es ead pcr<
Bin auSeitanper9eiebt. aGes 1htptee ; CT
fragile NOD einmal unn belt cine Seitc
innc. "a rief enbli6 ciner Der nett I'm.
ten itbennen 8noten: SD weiB es, SER
2ebrer !-Gp re6t, metn 1iebcr Gubreas.
pu bit bod nod imrter Elm oufmerfiante,
Sndbe allo mas iilp Serbrtent @ese
-SSu DC Strpbmtlhe fr1tt, ontmprtett
Inrreshen.-
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Idtbicl.

8er meine Srii6te nil 9enieben,
Ger 1u6e iie 1uf 3wet9en mic
Gr 16lttett, brt6t unb fnpct iie,
Slps unter metnen Sieen.
auaGiuns hes &atblels 1T Hr. 500.
OdS Spte9e1bt1h.
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Z 1t 1T ltptS.

8a9dbunb v6err @enparnte, Sic trnu.
@e1 gar ni6t - wihtts 3u ttua UNI iid
70 Diel einsutitren, unlereirt5 ntuB fi6 ia
1hdmen, renn CT nit Stnen aetcn MUS, !"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
ry1rr6 sTITEs sUPREME COURT

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 5.-The following business
WAS done In the Supreme Court Of the United states toI
No b7-The Western Union Telegraph Company, nppslan
AIT Honry " Davenport and NO 5s1same sgt ha'nIrs %
Appeals from Circuit Court OF tho lutcs
States Southern District Of Ohio Argument was S0u
tinned by MI O. p LOwey for appeant ana ,o gor
yIetf appeleeS and concluded by MT Ashton lor
appellant No 6U-The CITY OF Nanyoo pahuin 10 tj SOLj
et Geo Ritter; 90 the Circuit court Oh th
states for the Southern District OF lnoA suOnileu 10y
Henderson for piaintf IN errSr me augGiOn mi m @ n
npa corporation De held on bonds Issued oy u " s ~
railroad when such bonds have Oeen lsus
ly the Common Council without previous SuDiids in
siOn OF the question TO the peopG 10 snbsIIant agt
Jompson Dean Argument commenced bY MI r. PinI5t0iI
snnant This cause the disputed ownershlp OF t
Of the Memphis Gas Light Company wSn M onS @
the appellee through uecIoo o
aud granted bY military commission olgsnHeu ~ Ms
phis 1860 by Brigadier enerM Neatoh
commissions civil cases ~ one O lhe quesVhs
Involved Adjourned until tomorrow al lS0elock'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
WASHINGTON.
THE KID GLOVE APPEAL.
NO REPORT PREPARED AS YET.
IcrvpRAI pncsa n1spI1cuI

WAsHINGToS, Nov. 5.-Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury French has not yet framed his report on
the kd glove question: recently referred to him by
the Secretary of the Treasury. The main points
directly under consideration, involved in the APP
peal of theimpOrters are. whether the apprasement
was irregular and if so whether the remedy
is such recently suggested by the legal rep
resentatives of the merchants namely to refer the
question of duties back to the former appraisers
in this, however, there might be some difficulty
as the gloves, excepting the samples have already
passed into consumption. As the law aud the regu-
latiOns of the department define the mode of ap-
praisement it is not considered within the province
Of the Secretary to set it aside and sub
stitute new rates; and further, should there
he denial Of the suggestion of the merchants TO
review the appraisementi in the manner suggested,
with q view of determining the true valuation, the
question will necessarily go to the Federal Courts
for adjudication Nothing, however has yet been
promul gated in advance of the preparation of Judge
Erenchs report
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE FALL ATHLETIC SPORTS.

Notwithstanding yesterdays cold weather
about 300 people gathered St the grounds Of the New
York Athletic Club az Mott Haven 20 witness the clos
ing handicap games OF 1873 There were not as many
ladies present usual The frat called at ll5
II was lOO-yard run, and there twentythree en-
tries II divided into five trial heats the winners OF
the respective heats 10 The victor In the first
heat was J. c. wTay, in 1OA seconds second heat H.
Moore I'm lOi4 seconds third heat, NJ H. Burch, M
IO% seconds fourth beat, II. r. Pike IN lOla seconds
Hnal heat In lOla seconds The second event one
mile walk In ths contest there were twenty eight en-
tries w r. Whtm0rc, OF the New-IOrk Athletic Club,
won in 2 minutes l2is seconds. An indiV dual tug
OF war came next. There were four entries but only
two OF the men appeared. These were W. H. Curtis OF
tho NewYOrk Athletic Club, and C. A. j. QneeEbefner,
Of the Scottish American Athletic Club Curtis had
everything his aft short time because me-
opponent hurt his hand In the beginning OF the pull IN
tfe two mile walk there we're twenty four entrles o.
A. Yauderhof ir Oi Astoria. came iu frst, walking the
distance I'm minutes % secouds The winner 0i each
race was presented with gold modal
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
EVADING POSTAGE.
POsTMAsTER-GENEEAL KEY MAKES Az IMPORTANT


POSIMASIEE-GEN EhAL kEI MAhEo AN ITTDHIANI
DECISION.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The POstmaster-Gcn-
cra to-day rendered decision OF general interest,
IN the case OF Boston publisher who has claimed a
right TO distribute 10 Boston subscribers his periodical
by sending copies ageut I'm Brookline to be by
him mailed 20 subscribers IN the city, at the pound ratC
Of postage Judge Key decides that this II wholly in
admissible evasion OF tho law, which prcscribes
local rates of either ! cent or cents upon each news
pav~r or periodical that Is published and distributed In
a city provided with letter-carfers Tho same ruling
will be applied 20 busincfs circulars OF watch many
thousands are understood be distributed In the large
cities after escaping payment OF tie proper rate of
postage y the same ingenious evasion Of carrying them
to be mailed from some closely nrlghbOriDg post Olicc
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING A DIS.
iEisGh fRrAsGHT bs!ARTaSsT OFFICE OF TIE sEcnhIAgr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OPFTCE OF TIE SRCRETARY.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. october 49, 1878. )
nctiye paper which 10 print United states Notes Ma
ona Bank Notes and other Securities OF the Goyernmen
submit sealed proposals for furnishing note
paper ade from linen stock and bond the best
I'M reduction silk other cOOred hbres Such proposals
must accompanied by samples and must state price and
weight per 1000 sneets size 81 by l3i2 inches. .
and manufacturers are also invited 10 submit pro-
pos furnishing device for distinctive feature 10 bank
note to be exclusively used by the United
offer be accompanied with samples O such paper
with the distinctive feature proposed upon IT,
Of the Treasury hereby gives notice that any
distinctive" paper which may be adopted w be subject 70
reads as follows: - ---.--, -
Secretary Treasury the obligations and other scu.
the United states similar paper adapted 20 the
making Of such obligation or other security except oIder
officer OF the United states shall be punished by ne
than i've thousand doars OF by imprisonment az
hard labor not more than fifteen years or by both"
The paper IL TO be manufacturer under
the supervision OF agent OF the Government and deemed
necessary under the protection guard be stationed at
the building in which the paper Is made rooms
suitably furnished 10 be used as an Office By snc ana
delivered and also rooms ~ winch 10 sOlo III unti
shipped and will be further required 10 conform 20 such
regulations may be made by the secretary tho
Treasury prevent the improper removal from n MIL OF any
manufactured under the contract All paper VIII
recped by the agent at the mill subject 20 future ex
lion and contractor Will be required TO deliver II 70
Express Company securely packed IN the presence and
under the direction OF SAID agent IN wooden boxes strapped
With on sealed and marked ready shipment he wiz
which replace
returned to MIN as detective
The will blDd the contractor 70 manufacture the
distinctive for the United States only.
Proposals will be received until Wednesday the ourth Gay
OF December 1873 They should be marked proposals or
Distinctive Paper" and addressed 10 tho undersigned
The secretary reserves right reject any all bids
JOHN SHERMAN, secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE wILLIAMsONs BACK AGAIN.

After a separation of several months from
the Eew-York public the wiiamsons met with hearty
reception Monday evening at the Grand Opera House,
where they reaDpeared in their specnltos OF Struck
OIL" and Clay n. GTeoDe's laughabe farce that
in It's own absurd way settles The Chinese Question
The comfortable and commodoua playhouse was well
Ned from orchestra 20 dome Some OF the actors in tho
oast at tInes found the acting OF the WiAmtOns ~ r
resstiby funny as did the laughing audience. One OF
the drill scene. Struck Oil" has been cODdensee
snce il wna first produced ct the Union square hue
Inore than a wear ago Maggie HoOres singing and
rogushness and nimbe feet effective ever 10
stir and applause. Besldes the laughing song
which always produces great effect two three
airs were introduced
'The Chinese Question serves mainly N show the
audience that Mr.. Williamson II q comedian Of mach
versatility. The way no burlesqued John Mccullough
excited loud applause. Mrs Williams0n's Biddy also
found favor. The Chinese frolCs indescribably
nron
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06

AS John Brown, of No. 342 East Sixty
third-st was passing at AveDue-A ana Fiftyninthst
Monday night he suddenly received violent blow on
the head from large stone, thrown he knew not
Dy whom or from where. He staggered hOmeward'
reaching bis door exhausted from the loss OF blood
Al the Roosevelt Hospital he lay unconscious that night
deep cash extending his forehead with prob
s3e fracture OF the skull mate very dangerous wound
which the doctors fear may prove fatal.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
GETTING RID OF THEIR tyFANrs.

BENJAMIN Holm, of No. 27 First-st, found
rIGIs infant in his hallway at o'clock Monday
ming ard brought II to the Seventeenth Precinct Station
house Three hours later Emma Day brought female
child 10 the same staonhOuse and said that zzlo Rain
saV had given her the child and then had
left the city. The woman KamsnY and she
had been inmates Of the Amshouse BackwelPs leland
and had both become mothers al the same time Her
own child, a boy died che said, before they left
the Amshouse together The story seemed 80
satisned them that the women had exchanged baDies
and tbat the woman Day becommgtlred OF the bargain
left her charge In Mr. Hohn's hallway while the
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES BY THE SHELTON FIRE.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Nov. 5.-Thc loss by
the burning Of the wilkinson Bros. COmpaDys paper
mills in Shelton last night Is 100000 The insurance
ia s124,O divided among the following companies:
Liverpool, London and Gobe Royal Canadian !;
Howard, Of New-Yolk; Home. OF New-York; Scottish
Commercnl Queens, of London; North German Of
Hamburg: Imperial and Northern; Lancashrej Ma
tOna Hartford Fire Assistance, OF Philadelphia
OF London; Citzens OF NeW-YOrk; Williamsburg CITY
Underwriters Association, Of New.YOrk Fanueil Hal,
OF Boston Commonwealth, Of Boston; Prescott, OF
Boston; Shoe and Leather, OF Boston; Merchants Of
Newark; Newark Fire, OF Newark Ia CaisGc Generate,
OF Paris Tho amount in each company has not been
ascertaned One hundred persons are thrown out Of
employment.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
SHERMAN on THE INDIAN FIGHTING.
NE ACQTTs COLONEL MIIEs OF BLAME-GOOD ~
SUITS ATTAINED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArcu.I


WAsHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Thc attention of
General Sherman having to-day DrCn called to tho state
mcnt OF alleged cruelty OF Colonel Miles toward the
Bannack Indians after they had proposed to surrender
the General said he had received no news about tine
matter, but Colonel Miles good and trusted officer
and had, no doubt, acted properly under the crcdrn
stances wei knowing tho dcceitul character and pur-
poses OF these Hans, who, after committing all tho
Outrages Of which they capable proposed 10 pur
chase immunity by n proposition To surrender He ala
not believe that Colonel Miles would do anything Getli
mental 10 his character sOCcr, or wOId :all TO dis
charge his duty faithfully unde any circumstances The
General expresses much graticatlnn Win the seahnns
campaigns agrDst toe hostile rowing bands OF Indians
all Of which having been brought into sGhiectiOD some
promptly punished Others restored or driven 10 thC.
afiOns and some OF them he'd either by the NIL
tary the civil courts for trial lie considers II espe
ciay gratifying that the army oil the frontiers cOmpsa
lively small has accomplished slch sasfactoTy results
such extensive secHous OF territory General llOWards
operations alone extending over 100 niles
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
THE SILVER QUESTION REyIvlNG.


lGENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
WAsuINGTON, Nov. 5.-The Cabinet was in ses-
sion not more than an hour to-day. AttOrney-Gen-
eral Devens and Secretary Evarts were absent.
The State Department was represented by Assistant
Secretary Seward. There was a general cOnversa-
tiOn regarding the points 10 be brought 10 the at
tenton of Congress in the Presldent's annual mes
sage.
Ii was unanimously agreed that the message
should contain some recommendation for the enact
mCnt of legislation, either to increase the weight Of
the standard silver dollar, 10 limit its coinage or
10 adopt both of these means of preventing further
depreciation Of its value. The subject will be again
considered at future meeting of the Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-06
IN REEKMAN-ST.

fire occurred about o'clock last evening
10 the silver plated factory Of Case Co.. No. I'D
Beekman-st. The fire originated, from some unknown
csnse in the rear part the second floor, and on ne
cHnn of III peculiar position not easily eXtngushed
The injury 10 the building was about H9OO 70 lne
stock oi Case o. $500 by fire on the second and 800
~, ygater ON the first floor The basement used as
Manor saloon by William Manson, was injured TO the
amount OF $500 by water.