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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09

I0taI. ..S-ooiO''Vo s-o''''l"i - .,0s,2s '''''s'
"
Three weeks only Of Aprl in each year.
tFrOm January 10 April q.
tFrOm January TO April 20.
The earnings of the Springfield Division of the
Illinois Central Railroad are not included in the
figures given IN the tables above, Ibey, were
SI3,7Is IN April, 1878, and $5G,574 from January
| to April 80, 1878.
Earnings of the Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad
during April and for the four months ended April
30, were as follows these figures are included IN
those of the Iowa leased lines given abOycl April,
S77, 10S i'll 1873 and $50, S66 in 1877; January
10 April 30, 1921, 01S i'll 1873 and $2iS,4Gi III
1877.
The following companies have but recently re-
ported their earnings for March,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09
WOOL MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON May s.-wool-There Is very little change in the
market demand steady and the prices about the same
as last reported purchases Of Fine Feeces have ma
teray stocks of this description and there u now
less pressure sell There IL also considerable indifference
part buyers in this market and without an improve
hardly probable that prices for Wool viii
sales OF and Xxx OHIO and Pennsyyana at 81 2q
3Sc In Wisconsin. Michigan and NewNork
sales we're made &C good average lots Of
Medium and " In COmblng and Delaine very tto do.
small sales at 4Odi2Lc. Pulled WOODS are III moderate
nn a
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES-S;ealy IN sale Pots, i'c Pearls. - ace
COYfIL. RIO Ia bette! demand tIm. ordinary u fnWe
clrguss I31tc Tc gold sai--, lNOn aFr * Mcnnoh
500 bags co. 5aB bags o. 40; LII bag * h" y,
priva'r terms Slid hrp good inquiry in+aYs sales l.31S
ars Ialusyra eN '~cul 80 do k'lsrn" 200 Costa
ca tra trauaprd Other sales past week i4O' mats
lava GE3B bags iMartCabu. aIJH laEiAyri. T" q
Domingo. and $50 Say3aiIa, within The llsc Il Days
Savau are transit for Europe stock NJ Hil stated al
sol bsgs - Gl mats including sg57 bl-s Mauciibo,
9792 Laguayra, 37l5 Jamaica Lt-i Costs
Rica 1ui Mexican, Igf AucustIra, 5.u9j say.
ania kO mas SINGAPORE, 1884 m1is Java Java 20d
L,c: HaTaCubo l3dlG &C.; lttua}r ldsdlJ , ~ DO
miurn. lzisa Be-: Sayaula lB0l6Lc. gold
CDTIu,, spots" ruled dull yet pu,t. unchanged s1rz
CO.. bales OF which last evening including 49, for CON
sumption 200 for speculation included ~ the above zoo
10 ari.r delivered contract, 1000 balc lrctpis NJ
INC pOfs bales against 4li1 Same time last week
total since september ], 4,OJ37i2 bales. quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09
Corporation Notices.

PROPOSALS for DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
IL CROCKERY, PAINTS, LUMBER and BRICK Will DO
by Department Of Charities and Corrections unt
H. 1873 For u particulars see Inc CITY Record or
sale at No City Hall
PROPOSALS for REPAIRS to STEAMBOAT
Il MINNAHANOCK viii be received by the Department.
OF Charities Corrections until MAY To- ls Tor fnI
particulars city Record for sale at No CITY Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09

In State bonds there was an advance in District Of
Columbia 3-65s to 76, and IN Louisiana consolidated
7s 10 76sl; old TeDnessees being firm at 39l2, and
new az SO.
In city bank stocks. Chatham 900 sold at 1904,
and American Exchange (75) at 9S&099.
There was large business in railroad bonds,
well distributed through the leading issues he
Pacifcs were at full figures: Centrals 1878
Westerns 1925; Union firsts, 1914 land grants,
104l2; South Pacific of California firsts, 3d. and
Missouri Pacific frsts being easier at 1O10s.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas con. assented were
steady at 43 seconds at 10ls; Toledo and Wa
bash trsts, st. Louis division at IL Great
western seconds at So Morris and Essex first cOnSOls.
at SSH and Canada Southern debenture certificates
yaDced TO 6S3s St. Paul sinking fund to 00lA
Northwest gold bonds to par, and New-JeTsey
Central consols to 76ls; Lehigh and Wllkesbarre
eOns0ls rising to 1928, and American Dock and
Improvement TO Al. Firsts of G. e. aud l. G. fell
tO40 Michigan Central rs being wanted at 107l4.
Rock Island new 40 years Gs sold at 1OSl2 0108l4;
Delaware and Hudson coup. rs of 1884 at 969l0
81 registered 1Ss4s at 100; Erie fifths at 1073l,
and Lake Shore registered 1st cons0l. at 1921.
Gold continues firm because of the large payments
of coin into the Treasury for the Az cent bonds
Sales were at 1902 to-day. On gold loans
carrying, TO fat. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out, to-day sos 600 in com interest on the
public debt and $4,000 IN redemption of called
bonds The days business of the gold clearing de-
partment of the Bank of the State of New-Nork
covered Gold cleared, SIS 523, 900; gold BALANCES,
gold quotations to-day were as follows:
10................l00laI 3.~.................lG0
Foreign exchange was quiet and fairly firm. Sell
ling rates are on the basis of 81 S53ia$4 S6li for
60-days' bills and 81 886$l Ssl2 for sight 10 the
Z. We subjOin current official quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09

Money continues in bOuntlfuI supply, and CAL
loans on railway collateral were made at
down to per cent, with as the more common
rate. On United States bonds the quotation was ).
There was change mercantile paper, or IN rates
OF domestic exchange The United states. Treas
ureT &c Washington. to-day received $S7O,OOO Ma
tional bank notes for redemption. The customs re-
eeipts were 1880 600, and internal revenue re-
eeipts S4O0,0O0 The following is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
$56,550, 402 currency balances 81 PCS. 176 gold
400. -
The chances Of peaceful solution of the Eastern
Question are reflected to-day in the prices of British
eonsols in London, which are 959le for money and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE II. l., May Sprint Cloths are very quiet
Extra Glx6l cloths steady at 3c cash. with light trans
actions at the best standard goods the sales how
ever are very limited aud offers purchasers quite few
3ic For J6N6O quotations maintained at 3d3 sale
of a. small 1uantty "a cloths have been made at 36c
thirty days which terms preference to SIS or 3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09

Futures moderately aftft ci'7hs h"dN ~ az W" aH'' ""
points on thr late months sales yesterday atrr T. NJ
May l0sl; jane 1882. 1921 July loo. August lloj
ios$ losI io.. T. iiSSaal 1914 ga 1883 iog,
1924, io9s iGo3 iooli II? o. l4G3 1924 1893 1879
August IIO5. !O4. ILC3. IlOi. lLuj -rpcmb"r 1913
1914, 1919 october lU.js; N"vsmher, i0t- bGe.mner
lOiS 10 30 1919. JnHUiy 1917 1879. total % 100
bales. grand tDtal $3.50 bales First Nay, J.. ON
1852 June 81, July, llOi August ll"i lctemh'F
lOF7: total Zoo bales. ~erund 'aiiIune, NV jHl'
/ Nulist, ll.O4: september. 1913; October lh5b
Soy,nbor 1917 December. 1917. lO4- January, 1905
TOTAL coo bales Third Ca-Nay. lU0l; August. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09
pp1cEs OF PuILApELpHlA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS
Yesterday To-day. YESTERDAY TODAY

The transactions in Government bonds at the
board to-day were only moderate, amounting to
1897, 900, but the private dealings AT the principal
bond houses were reported to be very large Prices
were generally firm. The subscriptions to the per
cents, reported at Washington amounted to $1l T.
600. Annexed are the latest street quotations.;
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Bnslness gbGuces.
COLORADO STOCK RAISING.

COLORADO STOCK RAISING.
subscriber having secured in southern Colorado the
largest Cattle Raache America with 5000
head OF American Cattle propose, the
her twenty head offers gentlemen Of
means an ODp0tunty investment without risk and win
profit OF thirty cent OF more annu besides
material the value ~ the land year For
circulars con tanning full paI tCul1Ts ad .rcss
DAVID w. SHERWOOD,
Bridgeport. Conn.
EOR SALE-A valuable manufacturing site on
4 James RIVER handsomely located, Piedmont Va; this
well improved; terms For further nfoTna-
lion address Vim. WRIGHT, Sabot Island Z. O., Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09

The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this Sth day OF May were
Eew.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09

The following statement Of the Canal Collector at
this port shows the amount Of clearances of west
bound freight, by canal, from New-Y0rk, from the
LIST TO the 7th of May inclusive, together with the
amount of tolls received:
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Gre Cream.

CUSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
successful record OF u years has given FUsSELES
ICE CREAM reputation Or purity rehness and hayo I'M
TO Church festivals trade 25 cents quart to
iaHiii''' - ~ p Il BIBLE HOUSE and 623 6TH.AvE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-09

Foreign exchange was quiet and fairly firm. Sell
ling rates are on the basis of 81 S53iG$4 SCH for
60-days' bills and 81 889$4 Ssl2 for sight TO the
:. We subiOin current official quotations
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finnnrial.
By CRLEN 81 WISE,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfi0necrs.
TDsIrFLs - d. nDnDEIN ~ fTsA
PvGpERY a WISE

Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneefs. -
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE Of the CIRCUIT
D COURT OF the City Of AlexandrI Var rendered at .s
September Term 1871 IN the suit OF TIC King ag The Alex
anra Fredericksburg Railway Company and others the
unders gned commissioners therein named VIII proceed ON
SATT RDAY the 1T day OF JUNE, 1878 IL o'clock m
10 sell by public auction in frut OF the Market Building on
Royalst the Civ of Alexandria Va the whole OF tho
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERIC kSBURG RAILWAY,
extending from the southern end OF the Long Bridge 10 Alex
andrs County Va Quantc0 in Stafford County IN saft
STATE Together with all and singular its franchises rights IN
erests privilege property aud estate real era0na and
mixed WhoreG0ever stuae and y whOmsoeTef held The
rolling stock OF said railway consists OF
Four az Locomotive Engines
Five % Passenger Cars.
Two (2) IombIGed Passenger and Baggage Cars
Two ~ Baggage Cars.
Twenty (ll) tiOndola Cars freight
OF saie Ten OF the money 10 be
paid IN cash and the residue three cqaal annual payments
from the day OF sae the deferred payments be evdencet
by the bonds the purchaser bearing interest with sccurir
satisfactory said commissioners OF the title 10 said
perry retained until the purchase money fully paid
the purchaser De let ntG until the sale shall
have been confirmed by said Court.
NJ. II. WELLS,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, jr.
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miscellaneous.

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office rates.
VERBATIM REPORTING and type-writing
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guropean advertisements.

AS ESCORT IN TRAVELLING.-A ply
N siciaR experense ed traveller wishes engagement
Address PARIS" 20s West 22d-st
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Total bush 1882 72442 1908 1885 slsOO $4,000
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
today are reported as follows:
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furniture.
Goal ano Uoo0.

4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVE Al IhE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. 1.2js broadway cor iry-s .
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No psi Thiriays cor hundred aud twenyfourths st
(arem Swings Bank Buiding6 up To p H. at regular
office
Umpire WOOD and COAL DEPOT, $50,
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Total SO, 8lO8O3 s2S,43l164 f2lCGoj! 1888. "
The Hickman courier., 1878-05-03
.sFsers,sn1, axrun.,,

No other medicine in the world pss
ever given -uoh a test of la curative qusl-
lies ss Boscheee's German Syrup ia
thrae years wo million four hundred
Thousand small bottles Of Ills medicine
were iistributsd frss n charge by Drug
rists in this country 0 those afflicted with
Consumption. Asthma. Group. severe
Cou shs PDsumouia ad al her diseases of
the Throat aYd Lungs, giving the Aneri-
can people unde uiabie proof that Gorinan
Syrup viii cure them The resut bas
been fhat Druggists ia every town and
village ~ hs United States are recon-
Geuding il 10 their customers O. to
your Druggist, aud ask what they know
about IL. Samgie Bottles 10 cents. Reg
ular size - cents. Ihrse doses Will re
iievs any case. For sale - Bnck . Cos-
gjli. jams
The Hickman courier., 1878-05-03

The Arlington Bank robbers have
been removed from Blanvile TO the
Padac-h jail Ter safe keeping
Keu'ucky turns ont seventy one
do7tor- az her share Of the sprlaE
qao,a
The Ballard Couafy N.ws procl,l7s
i'sel' uohe-ifatius !or Or. B aes baru
for Governor.
40 exchange wau.s "a know how to
keep IN umbrella That isn't hard To-
10 Break sli the ribs let the cover
hecone faded, ADD p1neh holes over II.
Thee you cant give it away.
The convention Of the Protestant
Epi-copsi Church 10 the Diocese nf
Keutuck7 viii Dc held in s. Pau's
Church. FTendersoa, Oh Wednesday;
23i May, 1878
Tie Cincinnati M1sfcs, Festival
which begins on the l4th OF next
meath aud lasts 3 days, promises TO
De. liks its predecessor. tbs great
musical event 81 The year o America
The Ruesisns are fxiog their Gee,
III the Baltic for bosiuess, aud will
soon have all that arn Of their service
in good trim Th.y mean fsh, ~
w,li =. Euelgni aud blood will be the
result if somethine isn't done to stop it
Francis Murphy, the great TEN
peraoca rovivaliat. sdlressed An im
rerca audience 10 New York City on
sunday. lurgs number Of The clergy
of variou~ denominations appearing Oh
TIE platform with him.
We have good deal Of sympa,hy
with the poor woman who had been
pinchsG by want all her days, aud who
.eeiar the ecean for the first tune,
.xeiaimad. "Well, I'm glad to see
something that there's enough oi.
JsIge s9seny and Jadse Williams
hsvinr wnhdrswn from tic raea FOR
App-iia,s Iuigo IN this DISTRICT, il
caves only 'go contestants Hines and
Bennett. Taaf hsiug the case can W.
not have race before the people ey
the two aithoat any more conventions
Bishop NeCossreJ, Of MjehigaO,
ha- returned 10 Detroit and has de-
u.aadsa an Investigation. It is much
70 he hoped hat the country Is Dot
again 10 be doiused with io"s con
tinued food of The same abom'nation7
that made the Bsecher trial hdeoas-
Ifihs Bishops who are 70 take the
case before them ara wise they
wiii huish ihe'r lsoor- as speedily
aud zjsl 81 li,ao pIoiicity ss cireum-
stabccs permit.
The Hickman courier., 1878-05-03
Sign OF the Golden Mortar.

Parties 10 California sho wish 20
seu1 curraucy 30 New York, Pbila
dslphia. or suy other Eastern city,
are compelled to pay premium In
gold for zreenb ick TIE boot is zet
ting On the other Leg very rapidly
"dou't it2
When you see a man IN hay feld
suddenly jump irom the grouad, fall
down 8nd roll over. spriuc up ana
rush for the barn, you osu het your
bottom fifty ceuis CT YOU haven't get
dollar) thst he mas besn iutrod ucei
TO the business part of h0ruet.
Bu,ler's bill to restore the Old paper
fractional currency. and to issue one.
tso, three AID I've dollars treasury
notee' known a. Buffers inGa,ioU
biH," vas called up Monday aud
killed by majority of four votes
Good-by fractional ourrency-yaa re
played
II the Republicans couid only h1
up some way for counting out" at
tie next election, they night possibly
increase their numb OF Representa-
tives in the next Congress; but they
sill fnd this mex to im possible, ~ The
Democrats sre watching a little toe
closely
Preparations TO take the eensus OF
1881 are now being made ADD II Is
expected that this will be the fullest
aud most complete ever taken The
whole ground viii be covered sud
everything of vaiue will ind its place
The census of 1870 l. said to be the
beat Of It's kind ever attempted either
at home or abroad, but tbe pew one
promises 10 excei even it
bishop McCoskry has pnbli-hed =
card in which he says: Il give ms
unqualified denial to articles which
have appeared in different papers
aeajnst me The matter will be in
yestigafed and the trath will soon le
made known. The fact that the char
ces drst appeared in the Chieaae
/ Tines, vic sensation sheet. thar is
+ eiesnaliy smelling ahout aud Masking
/ mountains Of rooie hills. was sufficient
/ Qualification to doubt their truth,
John Nurrell, jr, the only living
500 Of John Murrell, the greatest
bandit ever produced IN America. Is
| Bow living in Frankiiu county. Tex Is,
! aud l. 80 tiinerant Methodist preacher
He has Inherited one ef the qualities
Of biz myslerioos father, aud is distin-
ruishs1 hy the meekne-s apd lowliness
which belongs TO shs hbmhless Chris
tisn L i said that he father ki'led
I lis men
The Hickman courier., 1878-05-03

has been reading the Talmud more than
/ Moses aud the Prophets or "Christ and
/ the Apostles" What means this II Il
does not teach moral wrong to use
strong drink as d beverage?
wine is a mOcker, strong drink IS
I raging, and he that is deceived thereby IS
/ not wise"-he may be in name Wise, but
not in fact Again "They have erred
I through vine, aud through strong drink
! are out OF the way Tne priest aud the
/ prophet have erred through strong drink.
/ They err IN vision aud they stumble in
/ judgment, for ali tables are full Of yonit
/ SO that there is no place clean, wherefore
hear ye the Lord ye scornfull men, be-
Gauge ye have SAID we have made a cove
nant with death and with he'll ase At
agreement, judgment Will / lay 10 tie
line aud righteousness TO the piummet,
aud your covenant anu with death shall
be disannulied and your agreement with
hell shall not stand. Voc unto the crown
OF pride aD3 unto the dIunkaTds in
Bphrain." Isaiah ANVIi.
How unfortunate That the grand pToph
ct OF Coo u Israel, had never met MIR.
Wise, aud learned better than TINS.
MIR Wise says Christ and the Apostles
never teach a. moral wrong. Il Is very
unfortunate y hen man must bring up
witnesses whom ne deuouuces as false,
uot show single passage vi scripture
here VINE IS us-I except - sacrament
IN religious ordinances, saye5iu direct ".
position 10 Divine viii.
ST. Paul tells as Be not given 70 vine
wherein Is excess Ia the sacrament he
calls II tae Cup Of the Lord, bat when
the Corinthians drlnk itas a b.,eva ga--
he calls a. the Cup of Devils
john ;ne BNpt,s c4t.s ..s the cLazen of
God, ami tue grand boai uniting Judassai
and christianity. Uf him il as said, "He
shall De great IN he sisat cf tAe Lotd
aui shall drIGS a-!tuer vine nor strong
drink-LuSe Il uud yel y1r. Wise @ouid
conclude tAUt by common consent, john
failed Ia great moral right, aai God
most heartily endorsed 20.
Is lJ not sal c2iuiaan, when thu apFa-
tite for strong drink csa ioaa even Lao
6i 10 90 H.. asutllate al reason All reFe-
lation TO sustain au error
lad ne time and space we woaid notice
other false views OF thIs gentleman, but
having found has foundation 80 fraii.
What must be the end Of his building
Better for Mr.. Wise, If Ae would preach
10 his brethren from She following texts
tasen from his prophets: .Noe uutc
them that j 'e up an4 follow after strong
drink. 90" oe unto hin that putteth the
bottle 10 his ueighbors lips and msketh
hlm drunken, sayeth the Lord
y. i. BOILING.
The Hickman courier., 1878-05-03
Rrp.s so me wise clrcular.


Ma. ErIroR;-Will you aiiow me space
TO review q pOsi,jan taken by Nr. Isaac
NJ Wise, OF Ciaeinnsti. in lizzie parnph-
let called An Essay on the Tempsranc nee
Question" II is not my purpose to re
riew he eaeay entire. as lhero il - mach
OF j; al eap.avtda7, bat it does not deserve
notice. will ao,ice therefore two points
only Mr., Wise concludes that it is 90
moral wrong 70 use strong drink az bev-
erage. and rest his conclusion on this
foundation Moral wrong is that which
the iuteiligcncs b. comsaou consent calls
Sc" Mr. Wise may be "a old man but be
is eertaiuly yogng In moral ethics. II
aDoral wrong e that which the intslii-
zence by common consent calls So then
Incra; right IL That bY which, inteNigencs
by commeu consent calls so. Tais j. fhs
euIy conclusion We can come TO- By in
= 80. si4 rSssss.ffy ssserts.
then he aud his people To reibar with
every other people who worship spirit
Father God. are gaiity Of rsoral wrong
for by consent Of nlaa--of Intelligence -
this is false. md pa gansn = true L. ;s
q very great pity Mr.. Wise was not ia the
place OF Moses to lay down this premise
aud te4ch the Jew he HSs wrong and tine
Canauite he wss rigbr by the common
consent Of Intelligence, and TINS Pre- sest
50 much ccadici. dui wrong ideas fos
ages
Tie Jew ia the brilliant position he oo-
eupied for ages Was there, not by TIE
coamoa consens o. Intelligence, but IL
oppositioA to iba expressed I'll! of an M
KIND. No kind of goyernasnt eonid save
them- but Theoefaeg, ant the statutes
by winch they Iivst, By shion they ess
ietElSd otfers to lise, vas the sdlet Of tF3d
standing Ia direef opposition 80 the con
sent aud sxpre.ssa VIII OF Intelligence.
They themselves were opposed 70 i Is 10
teliigenee as MF. ". calls II. The com
mon consent Of inteiligeass is morally
right" is Il. gSise: then the eoranon eos
sent Of inf0iiIzsnes I'D the Jeas 10 mora!
right vixen thsy oor-hipe1 the golden
calf, when fhey proeerel wives fr7li tiIe
Csnaui;ss waeu they rcbelisd Against
Noses, aud beoaue ldolGters.
If he common eonSeut OF igsnee
masss inofsG rixhf, ,tey were Ia9l@l :
right, aud Moses and Nr Wise Hoo waS
Opposed this easnnlon corseut cf intslu-
seaee we're m0rai,y ~roi'E Tue eem'Doa
censsat of intelligence has fnineu 3udee,
placed Paiistins under ths asish, ana
scattered the children OF Jacob through
out All nations, whore tney are properly
guarded ay tie genins of christianity n
oppesitien u ths common consent OF in
tetiigeaee. Verify il Mr. Mise's rule
were fo0o@ed be would negeF have bless
ed The world viii the briisisncy OF his
iogIeisl genius.
This eriiiIaat gentleman makes another
ssssrtlon eAieh IRON master Ia isrRei'
may mlsisad soms lie assumes that
Tue bieie nsither Gid OF Ne" Testament,
teReess tost il Il morally ~roug q use
strong driak ss 8 beverages SIR Mas
The Hickman courier., 1878-05-03
a Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with it's sudden
changes of temperatui e--rain, wind and
sunshine often iutermingled in q single
davitis no wonder that our children
criends and relatives are frequently TAX
an from US by neglected colds, half the
deaths resulting directly from this cause.
A bottle OF Boscbee's German Syrnp kept
about your home for immediate use will
nrsve9t serious sickness, large doctor )
bili and perhaps death, BY the use Of three
or fonr doses. For curing consumption.
bemorrhases es, pueumoaia. severe coughs.
croup or any disease Of the throat or
Ianos. its success ssisoply wonderful, as
vour druggist will tel Yon. German
svrup is now soldip every town and vii
lags on This ooufluent- Sample bottles
for trial loo, regular siSe Toe. For safe
b Buck 4 CovEiii
The Hickman courier., 1878-05-03
4 e2aos jake.

4 psrishioncr stopping with his pastor
Was mortified 70 see MIN visit q cl0s,t sf-
ter each meal and qaiesiv take u driuk
from suspicious locking bottle. His
duty compelled him TO TenIonsfrate with
the good hsu on this deplotable practice,
bat his mortihsatIon wits increased when
be was shown that il vas q bottle Of DR..
4 G. Simmona Liver Medicine that was
ussi, AMI ne wss assured thai 10 that ex
oellent remedy the people were largely
indebted FOR Sermons free from dyspep.io
Jymptoms. with which they kad been
adlio'ed until he vas cured ~ this rolia-
bic remedy.
This modicins IS far sale by BuoK \
rnveILr who also aavs soUs friai ptsk
ages TO oe giEsa 49,. 70 arPiicants