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Austria.

Our readers cannot have failed to no
| tic" that all the adviceS from vienna
| indicate a curious diversity of opinion
in regard 10 the position that Austria
should assume in the great European
quarrel now pending. This i partly
| due. we think. To what might be called
the mixed makeup of the nationality.
Austria has two political divisions: The
German monarchy, or CiSlciihan Aus
| tria, with an area of 5.2lG.JD square
miles, and a population of 2~l."Oo,VoO;
the Hungarian Kingdom, or 1rinSl"lth-
an Austria. with an area OF 1,6oO.li
square miles. and a population of d.
coo, 600. At the last census the Germans
constituted thiriv-cight per cent. OF the
inhabitants of the tI>lcithan part of the
empire. and eighteen per cent. IN tn"
| Tran>lcithan part. The Slav0nian race
formed furty-nIne per cent. OF the pop
~ula,i"n in the CiSlcithan, and siNtccn
per cent. in the TranSlcithan division.
The Mamyr race constituted thirtN-eIght
per cent. of The population of Hungary,
and one and ome-icnth per cent. OF the
CiSlcilhan part OF the empire.
Although these three races have lived
under one government for centuries,
dwrlt side by side in peace and fought
side by side in war. they never have
been. and probably ncvc Will be thor
ouwhIv united in feeling. The Germans
have small sympathy with Slavonians
or Mayors, the SlayoniamS quite rs lit
tie with the Germans and Mayors. and
the Mayors stand aloof from both the
| others. The Magvrs-and we may say
all the people of Hungary hate Russia
with an incXtin~ui>hablc hatred Tor the
| share she took in the suppression of the
| Hungarian instruction of 1913: while
| the people of the G. 'rman monarchy
pruper-arc rather friendly than other
wise To Russia. The hold of the Aus
triam government upon lis Hungarian
subjects has always been slight since
1913. and Il severe shock from within
or without would break il entirely.
Since The establishment of the German
empire under the leadership of Prussia
the Grrmanic provinces have not been
quite aS certain in their allegiance to
the House of IlapSburg IA they once
were: and ii is among the not very re-
mote possibilities that they will. sooner
or later. transfer this allegiance 10 the
House of I~Iohcnzollcrn.
II will he readily seen. therefore. that
Austria must move very carefully IN the
present crisis. She cannot JOIN England
against Russia: nor can she afford To let
Russia appropriate European Turkey.
because her own territory might suffer
next. Austria is between the Russian
and German m~ill-St"ncS, and If She
plumbers. * liable To be ground aS fine
aS poor Poland WAS. Her location. and
the peculiar character of her popula-
ton are sufficient excuse for her hest
tatinw policy. But should Austria step
into the ring of battle she will be Il for
midable antagonist. Her army numbers
500. GOO men. and is in iirSt-cla>S condi-
ton in every respect.
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;,f,r, Is, sitting on the ground in
~.narnboring wood. The day follow
ny, after another walk i'm the forrest,
the thee little girls asserted that they
had peer again visited by the celestial
apppariiion. On this occasion. one Of
the little girls, about sc.cn years old,
y%enturing Ia ask who the lady was. the
latter graciousIy replied. i am she
who has been conceived without sid.
and YOU should pray ana pray forever"
subsequently, the children were accom-
panied ny a large number of the peas
antry Of all exc and ages. The crowd
reyerently stood at a distance from the
hallowed spot. the apparition being Wis
IDLE and audible to the three little girls
only. The girls We're constantly kept
in the grounds To place the hand Of in
valids on the invisible Virgins feet.
and numerous cures were wrought by
the ~Beningnant Being. After a few
DAYS. To extend the benefits of the mir
acle To those who could not put in Il
personal appearance, the little girls pro-
nounccd the wafer Of 4 n~cIghbOrihg
spring -pccially appointed by their la
DIV saint 70 restore absent inyalidS.
This nnounc.mrn confidently en-
HANGED the gratifying nature of the
miracle, and there was much PRAYING
in the wood and no little revealing in
the adjacent VILLAGES. The Burgomas'-
er Of Marpinscn ordered the multitude
10 leave the wood, and. being ~ct AT de-
%fiancc. had the grounds cleared by the
military. This whole subject was dis
cu-sed in the PrU-sian Parliament three
weeks a"o. \ motion was made by an
Uitramouiainc member 10 ccn~urc the
actions Of The authorities. Her LIphc,
"A Liberal, said that the three little girls
Of Marpingcn, when first examined by
the magistrate. c0ntcndcd that they had
not only seen the Virgin, but the devil
too. ON Deing asked how the devil
looked, they said he WAS black and
white (thc prus>iau national colOrs.)
The motion was rejected after a heated
debate, none but Ultramontaines and
Poles voting for il.
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An Eloguent I'erOratiOn.

"LeaVinw Scion. the great Athenian
law-giycr. and ascending the stream OF
the centuries Il little farther. we reach a
name which has come down To lis thro'
all the Intervening ares. cncircled with
a halo of glory undlmmcd 10y time.
know that Your vivid conceptions have
out>tripped my tardy u~tterance, and
that Won have already pictured in your
minds Moses, descending from Mount
Sinai. hearing in his hands the table Of
the law-thc perfect law of liberty. while
hi, face is cleaning with the radiance
of heaven. But if | had the genius of
a Raphael, | would paint still another
scene in the life of Moses. | would
throw him upon the canvas and fa>ten
him there in undying c~olorS, as he
stands beforethe Judges of Israel. charg-
inc them in loving words. saying: Hear
tho curses between your brethren, ana
Judge ~rightcously between every man
| and his brother and the stranger that Is
| with him. Yc shall not respect persons
in Judgment: but We shall hear the small
a> we'll rs the great; We shall not be
afraid of the face of man, for the judg-
| mcnt i Gods; and the cause that Is too
| hard for YOU, bring ii unto me and
will hear it No one in II age or
country has ever drawn Il finer portrait
ure of judicial integrity, wisdom, pa
t'cncc and iirmncSS.
If had Millions fervid fancy | would
follow Moses ~ he goes up from the
| plains of Moab unto the mountain OF
Ncbo To the top of PISgah; and would
c~ry>talizc him in immortal song. stand
ing upon the top of PiSgah. with his
ewes undimmcd and his natural forces
unabaicd. looking across the turbld
| Jordan. upon the sweet ED and flow
erv plains and fertile valleys. and YER
dant groves and vine clad hills and
| hoarv mountains of the beautiful land
of Canaan. until his far reaching vision
takes in. in the dim distance. the blue
waves of the utmo>t sea. As they roll IN,
and dash and break upthe rocky shore.
| The deep sea and lis tumultuouS pillows
littingly portray his grand and stormy
life. The transporting. rapturous scene.
spread out before him, is a type of his
everlasting home. | would not wreathe
| his brow with a fading chaplet, for he
wears a starry crown. | would nc
sound his praise with the music of Gym
bal or organ. for he strikes his golden
harp in concert with the songs of the
angels.-From a Lecture by Hon. CIV.
Dunn, of Richmond. Mo.
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Cleopatra's Needle.

Cleopatra's needle is at last safe on
the bosom of Father Thames. In tins
acre of inceSSanl novelty, the old mono
18th docs not create the sensation that
its history and antiquity would seem
TO warrant. except of course among
the wei. educated. The river Popula
ton evidently regard 1t with somefh'ns
akin 10 contempt. think it. ana us
cylindrical case. ugly things I" ihahe
50 much fuss about. The would nave
launched to scorn tho NOTION that coulo
,he monumens nave spoken it would
have told of a time when even the re-
markable Briton was no better than an
American Indian, if SC good. An
amusing enecdote was told in n of
our society papers last week. of the
reply made by a turnkey. when told to
stamp a letter for Egyptfor his employ
er. which throws a light upon the cool
reception of Thormes' pillar. Egypt"
exclaims James. '.why, that's the
place where Joseph lived" as if any
one in his mortal senses could believe
in such a place now!' There is As
much difficulty in arranging about a
site for the needle as though we had
Cleopatra herself to house. 1t and
Temple Bar are the subjects of much
searching of mind just now in this re-
specialization Letter.
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Stock Gambling i'm i'm California.

Tuttle'S Senate bill To suppress stock
gambling causes quite a ilutter in the
circle ii hits: but in proportion rs it
veNeS them it raises a hope among their
victims of such a radical reform in the
| stock business as will place il
| nearly than il ever has been. on 4 par
with honest and square vocationS. The
only complaints SO far heard come from
| the worst class of dealers and those pa
| perS which have lived off OF the illicit
transactions. The bill may doubtless
be improved 10y amendment. As 10 that
feature of it the most obnoxious TO the
gambling fraternity. the tax on sales.
II should not be struck out; but the rate
of ..one-half of one per cent. on all
| sales and purchases is too high, ana
mich. Pc reduced To not eyr"~1ing one
eighth at "~~ "a cent. Win advantage
10 n public. No good reason can be
given why this business. when honest
" and fairly conducted. should not be
taxed. Every broker who sets up an Of
flee to deal in stocks enjoys 4 property
in his right to buy and sell. and the law
is invoked to protect him in its enjoy
ment. We tax the merchant for his
privilege to sell goods: the saloon-keep-
er for his privilege to sell drinks; the
cigar and tobacco vender for selling his
wares. If an itinerant vender of goods
comes along he is charged Il license in
every county. Here is a business that
aggregates into the hundreds of millions
a year. protected by the law like any
other, ana out III which the dealers re-
alize large fortunes every year AT the
expense of the public. Why should not
they help equally with others to sup
port the State which gives them pro-
teption?
AZ stock Transactions have been con-
Quoted hitherto, in this continuity. me
business has hardly been distinguished
BILE from any other species of gambling.
1t has ruined twenty times Is many
people as the tiger" and ''drSw-poker'
| combined. And the worst phase of it
is that the victims We're generally OF the
better classes. whose bankruptcy is a
public calamity. and agreat drawback
to the general prosperity. The revenues
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Of N. CITY and State suffer from il: and

Of the city and State suffer from it; and
the State is in duty bound otake meas
ures 10 reform and aba;e such an evil.
The bill in question. with such an
amendment a. i above suggested. and
others that MAY appear necessary. VIII
Weld a rcvcnue Of something mor than
a quarter of a million = wear, and di-
vest the stock bushes. Of those fraudu-
lent and purely gambling characters
ties which have brought it into disgrace
and driven 20 many honest, prudent
people out Of the market. The screams
of the professional svindler, and the
newspapers which thrive upon unlimit-
ed gambling. ought not 20 have the
weight of a feather with the legislature.
Sun FrdHciScO EH{l.ttH.
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BtIARD TAYLOR.
sacsc9s OF slsr New vaini~urrro
&.crGa:InN.

Mr. BaNarl TaNlor. the wcll-known
author and traveller. has been nomin-
atcd 10y the President aS Minister To
Germany, and will doubtless bc con
iirmed 10y the Senate. The Philadelphia
Telegraph, in a complimentary notice
of Mr.. TAYLOR. SAYS he was born in
chester county, Pa, in 1925. and when
a lad wa ~apprcnticed To the printing
business. He Travelled in Europe. most
IL ON foot, in lSii-i6. and on his return
published an ccoun of his travels.
lie then became editor of "A paper at
PhuniNVille for one wear. and after
ward a contributor To the LitcrGru
HOriR and the New York IiribHRc. sub
S%equcntly becoming Il member of the
editorial staff of the latter. and also a
stakeholder in the association. On the
breaking out of the gold fever he visit
ed California. returning in 1850 by WAY
of Mexico; and a wear later left the
United States on a third tour. from
which he returned in 1888. having tray
elrd ovc fifty thousand miles in Asia.
Africa and Europe. I'm july. 1876. he
set ont upon a fourth tour through
northern and eastern Europe. return
ing in 1898. In lS62 he became Secre-
tary of Legation at II. Petersburg. and
i'll 1868 Charge dAtfairS there. He had
previously married a daughter of Pro-
fesssor Hansen. the distinguished Ger
man astronomer. Upon his return
from Russia. in 1864, Mr.. TAYLOR devot-
ed himself 10 writing and lecturing.
He revisited California. and made a
somewhat protracted STAY in Colorado
and the region once known rs the Great
American Desert. in 1S66-67. In 1871.
with a party of frieudS l. .~.",rr>vl
tho routa of ~ --"rIhern Pacific Rail
. -nIng an excursion into Mani
.%oba. He had occasionally mingled
volumes of poetry among his deScrip-
tive works. but until 1868 had never
attempted anything in the way of fic-
ton. in which year his first volume ap-
reared, and has been succeeded by 9TH
ers.all of which have been favorably re-
ceived. His principal works of travel
have been translated into several lam
puaces. and have been widely read.
Mr.. TAYLOR has given articular atten-
ton TO German literature. for which
class of studies he had a natural bias.
He will be at home in Germany. and no
American who could be named would
he more heartily welcomed at Berlin.
1t NAV be said, moreover. that "niie
This will be called a Pennsylvania APP
pointment. and while Mr.. Taylor claims
his home to be in Chester county. he l.
practically a New Yorker. though he
NAV occasionally vote in this state
The appointment is one which does
credit to the Administration, and is in
the line of genuinely honest govern
ment.
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BCCuU.

HclmhOld's Buchu has long been known a
one Of the most valuable medicines a'tainahl'
in certain classes of diseases. such a. dyspcp
sia. chronic rheumatism, drnpsv, cuianeous ar
f~cctions, and especially affections Of the uri
nary organs. Asa diurctic, IL il superior /" al
most any other medicine in use, and the great
care with which il is prepared, The absolute
purity Of the preparation, and the diligenc,
used in the selection Of the crude material
have made it known far and wiio a. a rrliahl,
and effective preparation, aud one that can al
WAYS he used with safety and benefit. The great
success Of Hclmhold's Buchu has led Ia the
production Of many spurious preparations,
which are made ch-aply and placed upon the
market Ia b" sold on the reputation acquired
10y iIclrnhold's original preparation. Parties
who desire a really good medicine should be
careful AMI Use Hclmbold's only.
None genuine unless in steel-cngrayed whit,
wrappers aud my proprietary stamp affixed.
Sold hv all druggists. Price 81 per bottle ~
six for >. Medical depot ll South 10Th -.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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The laboratory of the system.

The stomach Is the IabOratorN OF tlt SNs
in which certain mysterious prlr;n h .:nro,un-
slantly going on. Thesff yiyifving agent the
~ ~ :, ~ ~ State IF health rushes laden
o,b -" ~Siients of vitality To the remotest
parts of the system. But when the stomach is
semi paralyzei ny dyspepsia, blood manufac-
ture is carried on imperfectly, the circulation
grows thin and sluggish. and the system suffers
in consequence. Moreover, indigestion reacts
upon the liver and bowels. rendering the first
sluggish and the latter constipated. The brain
also suffers by sympathy. and siek-headaches
sleeplessness and nervous symptoms are engen-
dered. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters reforms
this state of things, gives permanent tone and
regularity to the stomach and its associate or
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TWIN BROTHERS YEAST always makes good

THE BEST IN THE WoRLD.-This assertion
Justly applies To the celebrated Tanning Mill
manufactured by A. p. Dickey, at Racine. Wis.
Every farmer who is so fortunate as to possess
one of them, We doubt not, will give his en-
dorSemcnt As to its superiority over all others.
At the Centennial Exposition in lS16, its merits
were so conspicuous to the hest judges, both
in this and foreign countries, that Mr.. Dickey
| has since sold from coo to 100 fanniag mills in
| England and Australia, and the demand for
them is constantly increasing. At the Centen-
| NAL it received the highest award. 1t cleans
| the grain so thoroughly, separating the differ
ent kinds and grades of grain and seeds ~
| completely, that it will pay any farmer Ia buy
it. owing Ia the better price that grain cleaned
bv the 4. I. Dickcy mill will command. The
superiority Of the 4. y. Dickey Tanning Mil
| does not consist alone in the perfect manner in
which il performs its work, but also in the e.
Of operating it, and the beauty and eye, has,
| of its construction. II is made Of - 80 p
| material, and is therefore dure,r ~. -
| Dickev VIII ship To 'he purenaSsi a. IN
| est railroad det-,t, or - any OF .heir "'n o
;,nd agen,S 1T the manufacturer price Tree
~ fraiyLI charges.-Stdte Leader.
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This is becoming aIarmingIy scri0us I'm our
midst. II is depicted on the countcnance OF
hundreds Of ladies who are struggling through
life. II is seen in the dull fash Of the eve. the
larglIid laugh, the heaving sigh, the pale cheek
the feeble walk, the dull intellect, the palpita-
ting heart. Yes. she is dctifute 81 health, and
the family is almost destitute Of a home. Sci
ence and Chemistry have combined a remedy.
quick. powerful and never failing, which will
regulate her whole system. and cure her a"h.--
and pains, will build up and restore her health
strength and huoyancy.
The article is known a. English Female Bit
tiers. and sells AT one dollar. l.. III. Bush, al
Dcs Moincs, can give all Information.
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WsSN hnnrnm.

Deacon Wilder, 1 wont ynn To ten me how
YOU kept yourself and family so we'll the past
season. when all the rest of US have been sick
So much. and have had the doctors running u
us 50 long,"
BRO. TAYLOR. the answer is very easy. fused
Hop Bitters in time, and kept nv family well
and saved large doctor bills. Three dollars
worth of il kept us all well and able to work all
the time, and | will warrant it has cost you and
most of the neighbors one 70 two hundred dol
lars apiece to keep sick the same time. l guess
von'll take my medicine hereafter" See other
column.
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with Fruit.

Two large cups of powdered sugar, one and a
half cups of butter, stir to a cream, I'VE cups ol
flour, with three teaspoonfuls OF D0oLFf :
YEAST POWDER, one cup OF sweet MIN nan
,,oInd of rsisins- two ounces of citron cut in
small pieces. one grated nutmeg. one wine
glass Of wine. one Of brandy, eight G .Iu
the flour with the milk. sugar and butter, the
beaten volks Of the eggs. and ther the whites
well beaten, then the WINE, s3tce anu Wv.
make this into '"o ioar''' oahe SLOWLY o"e
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There is no earthly boon more precious than
good health. and il hehooyes it's Preseason o.
endeavnr Ia retain IL. II YOU are a-sailcd with
such provoking Ills as sick headaches, torpid
liver. sour stomach and a general feeling
If WEAKNESS aud disgust, don't 90 and ON
init suicide but take Eilcrt's Daylight Liver
Pills and he cured.
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rheumatism Quickly Cared.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy, the grea'
INTERNAL MEDICINE, will positively cure any
ease of rheumatism on the face OF the earth
Price 81 q bottle, six bottles, So Sid o! Al
DRUGGISTS. Send for circular 81 H~elphenstine
& Ren,Iv. p~uggists, Washington. d. {. Sold
uboiIsafe in Burlington and Des Moines.
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II Is Said

That the looming child will use Lacock's
Worm Killer. II is no doubt true. because
mothers have stopped giving any other medi-
cine for worms, now that they know that Lay
cocks Worm Killer excels them all in safety
and efficiency. Pleasant TO take. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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On WISUARI

DIR. WIsHART's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
positively CURES consumption. Taken in time
il will prevent il. All affections Of the lungs
are cured by this sovereign Remedy. which al
81 eradicates dyspepsia, and kindred diseases.
Sold by druggists. Depot, gl6 Filbert street,
PHILADELPHIA.
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The Marpingen Miracles.

The German Parliament has been dis
cussing the Marpingen miracles. Three
little girls in Prusssan Rhineland said
that they had seen the Virgin. with the
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gans, the Aoreis ard liver, and ENSURES rom
plete nouri.hmen, and incrsaset vixor q the
sy..su. II 1. the un-: popular - eel - the
fno<t efficient an,itysp~p;ie and tonic Ia
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o. tarffrs kT'rsrf = ~u33r WI = t@rsk
tag up a cold Ent curing har-en~ss fae-s b. -
h.ras. .hd~ ur h2sk. so-rrres - 80 e~Fh aa
trn,.- .tlSnss. e tGs Fta;s mu- svei.~
r.~k &c
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n ,hing o. t~Sg'E j. 4 Us FOREVER -
you desire i-zutv art atlf's --r-i - 81
grva,-- ~rfen' thar So ASEerfrr a-r y
va sU sud Il H. tae -FaEr '-si--
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AT THIS SEASON of the year Coughs

AT THIS SEASON OF the year Coughs.
Colds. Hoarseness, and other affections of the
Throat and Lungs prevail. Madame Zsdoc
| Porter's Curative Balsam is valuable remedy.
No family should he without a bottle Ia the
house. 1t is only y cents. and will be found
| worth as many dollars for the cure OF the
above complaints. 1t is for sale by all Drug
| pisfS
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Mothers will find DIR. Winchell's Teething
Syrup Just the medicine Ia have in the house
for the children, il will cure cold. coughs, sore
threat and rcpul,fe The bowels fry IL.
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No stock II drugs Is complete which doe
not include Eilert's Extract 81 Tar and Wild
Cherry. II T. the best remedy known for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung diseases.
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Pinkertan, the great American detective. has

Flnhtrt1l, tIit great American detective has
a worldwide fame in arresthg thieves and rob
hers. but the extraordinary power and efficacy
far more widespread. 1t il rapidly taking the
place Of quinine and 81 6her chill remedies.
because it does not contain 9uinine or other
poison. produces no unpleasant symptoms, acts
finely on the liver and bowels. and never fails
to effect All entire cure. L.. H. Bush, Des
Moin0e, can supply all demands.
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D.,~tur~-. Csslsts g1sf< lsrsrs as ~e
- - ti.rs.. shteh H.+.a 'at'. ~F
Hog. Hui P1al'u auv ~. 49, g e~F -'s-.F
aysrcsfa sr! cured bv usss -H. So 'r
dItlau Ps8irr A--ufisS Di-r 4- direct. re-
sill hy a. sr1E-1s&
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Carter. Ia,i.~ Liver PIi. are a. small 81.
HOMEOPATHIC f-Irts AMI a. rast 30 TAX 81
suyar .ryVf.aF. f.Fs tss-s
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Iuome ~Ilc.iiiuliOn,

Rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and bruises
will hc relieved by Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone
inimpnt sold hy all Irtp{rists-
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Biiousn~ss, Headache and Impure Hood
each Of them done away with. II you ~iIl take QCirs-
Iri-h Tea. Price = cent. per package.
The Republican journal., 1878-01-31

Tap Ia~ I.uD + Brulrn 1n thr E.4-
-u.. .r pu.kl Hmm. Yirrt atrelpra-aJ 1.4.-
,.~ ub4gr rh. carnn4~. ot th,. ln.t,.t-
.arHt .rt.e.a,t.
Tb-~ fr.Ys. .tnnar,.n....-..t .,,,,.I
too t.H~t.u- hmmm MAtun
''A'''P' 'o ! i.,y ,H Hre' y 'S' lh"y Arf'
n'S
t.. N.-. Hartt
n TN MtII hMnNu aHl mHrh-to-he-re-
-Hritri ,tet that, M.hln the hnrdrr~ M
n1t oHH ..A. ntllyt ~tait-, tucte tr .C.,~S
ol uan .ra1- aar1 aaa.a .ld tcuuac,
Na r.'Au tam ..A.l.tE XIII a.t.a Warh
H detr"AHahan unt t1 ceN'r.hH,c
tH"Ali ther 1An ~Nppar. trGap from
aH oHI nt tIn ra.n,rt to tAr o,hrr.
trt u- llr ta..r Subsistence Upau tHr
inhabitants .t tAa c0tlge ui ,uAu- tlgo.
"ach ttrs nHr~ II ~aHv k aa- aera
asserted fhit thr-r E,H and HHnuM l1tr
.",4 lrAoo .a thNrp present moIu at ol
-aaa- \ LNr.Neal b. atomn.u .neu VA
cl n tln.e-. oHer wh0rh thrA h4i Ha