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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-24
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Prosecutor Eaton.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-15

A cont mporsry says: -Four years ago
France wGs bankrupt in maine and fame.
The resources Of the country were in n
great measure ruined, tho State Golfers were
empty, a foreign army was mustered on
French soil, and the enormous sum of ole
billion of dollars to be paid ~ n wuG iude,r-
nifty to Germany. The cash las been paid,
the Germans sent home; anu to-day Trance
enjoys a state of financial prosperity cxccp.
tionL sven in Europe. Since january l.
1876 to September, 1sTGthe direct taxes hnve
yielded ten millions of dollars, and the indi-
rect taxes twenty million dollars moro tl:ar
the amounts estimated. Agriculture is tie
basis OF French prosperity. her peasantrs
are sober and industrious, tho bulk Of them
owning their own houses, and cheerfull.s
paying their taxes; the finances are well
administered, and hence the present pros.
porous state OF the country. II Is strange
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-15
THE HUMAN FORE D1ssEcrED.

Eyes hnvo they. but they see not potatoes.
-ErcAdRgs. Ears have they, but they heal
not % cornstalks So. EGHis .F6YTHal--Arus
I'VE they. but they hug not-windmills-
ToH&.FS Gdzette. FoAeurs have they. but
theytallI nut.-wncoue -Pou1Akrsgyie Prs.
LegS have they. but they walk not tables.
-P5u7hktsj'sie N,re>. Heads have they. but
theythink aot-vnbbages Hudson Register
Hands have they, bat they toll rot-tramps.
Camden Post. NoScs have thcy, but they
smell not--pitcLerS .--Nc7c York Espyess.
Lips have they, hut they kiss not-tulips.-
Fiye Press.
Now we intend to bNye cur 'put in, " and
to put a stop to all further additions.
Mouths have they. but they speak not -
riveTs, Teeth have they, but they bita not
rakes. Breasts have they. but they suckle
rot-iurleys Knees have they, tut they
kneol not--ships. Skin h0vo they, hut they
skin o honest brokers'. Solcs hnvu they,
but they pray not--fcct. Nails have they,
but theydrive not-finCers. Hairs lave they
nut they Tow not--wiGs. Gums have they,
but they stick ~not--gulns. Necks have they.
Int ;hey break not-peninsulas. Shoulders
have they. but they shoulder not-armlesa
soldiers. Waists have they. but they waste
rot-oCouomists. Calves have they, but
they hloa; not--ieEs. Hearts have they, but
they trump nnt--the wrong suit. Knuckles
have they bHt ~theykuuckle not the defiant.
Backe hrgc they. lut they bend uot-hump-
backs. \-'a- lav" they. lost they bleed not
stone. : o.. -r..'-.' bli they side not
tho imf,r.i.. obs r,or. Forms have they,
but they form not--roHted soliiery.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-15

q There Is an old story of an Euglishman
who sawa man drowning, but RETAINED from
pulling him out from the water because the
victim was q stranger, and there WINS nobody
about TO introduce the Englishman to him.
But there is another story, alleged to DO true
which tells of ~fooleryG little worse than that.
There was in the Colored Peoples Home the
other day an old man who became insane.
The fsctwas certified to bytwo homeopathic
physicians, but somebody Mt the ~altnshouse
refused toadn.it the patient to the asylum un-
less the co'titi, ate should be signed byat i ast
nlora,Lie physician. Accordingly an old
school doctor was hunted up, but he refused
to sign the co tiGcGte because the S,ntes So
ciety wouldn't RlloN him TO associate his name
upon the document with q homeopathic doc
tor. Then an effort was made to Induce the
Alopsthicperson to examinethe patient ouhis
own responsibility. and while ;h'st lip,o-
matte proceedings were under ane
man jumped out OF tho E..E A.s
killed, Philadelphia Ugt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-15
Pats am.

A 20 II the Emerald Isle was Observed
one IOm7I TO look very blaHk ard pcrp!cS-
ci. aud n friend asked what allied him. PAT
said he had had n dream. =" good or bnd
was Tlutlo Of both. Faith, FL tell We.
| dreamed I was wild the Pope. who was a.
grant n iintlernan rs any in the district, IN
h. Axa me would l drink Thinks 1. NOuld
a duck SWIM And seeing the craythltr
an the lemons an the sugar on The eide
Lalul ! toTld him didn't care If l tux u
ws., Gfap Of punch.' "Cowld or hot 2"
ax-d the Pope. lot. yer holiness" / re-
piled ard Nth that he stepped down into
the kitchen for the bilin' wather, bat before
ne got back woke straight up andnow its
Undressing me that l didn't take it cowld.'
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-15

ADELIGgTFUL CIIaATE--Jhe climate OF
Southern California, says Il writer, is 50
genial saat-wszk OK exesrsiss in shs open all
is practicable in summer clothing all tho
year round Fires for warmth are rarely
needed; Zee Is no. seen, though the water
from the 9now-covarsd mountains is pure
and cool. Oranges, almonds. bananas, pine
apples and 6gs grow luxuriously, while FUR
ih.r inland apples, potatoes, wheat and corn
are raised. The Pacific Ocean, which here
affords good fishing, is as blue ct this part
MS the Mediterranean at Naples, and the
scenery hndwnrd delightful. It as aces
sibIo as Florida, and is iikelyt to share with
tho "land of flowers i" the winter tidi of
vnlotudinnrinns from the North. The ho-
tells q Los Angeles are crowded.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-15
SWORN EVIDENCE.
Tho following Cure lie probably the most
remarkable over foot by any medl-
oai preparation for tho treatment Of
catnrrh:

0entienrH,-I hereby certify that I have had ca
larrh for ten, years, and for the last SIX years have
been Q terrible sufferer; l was rendered partially
and liberated tonsils. bard and constant cough,
severe pain across The en- =. and every indication
matter accumulated so rapidly in my head and
throat TINT could notliocp thcn free. Frequently
at might would sprlng ont OF b q, y seemed 70
recourse 10 every means Ia my power TO dIslodRo
the mucusf from my throat aud head before being
tonsils were liberated and 30 Intsh infancd that
could with difficulty swallow. l finally consulted M
eminent surgeon In regard to m operation on them.
nammati0n and liberation in my throat caused by
tho poisonous matter dropping down from my head
sdsnirrIta,c and I1narl, d my lung that Il cough.
my systcm cgnntosiow tho effects ortlils disease.
90 that 1 lost ncsh, grew pale. and showed every
matters lad reached tits stage. or about six months
ago. l bcR,n the uso OF S~ANFoED's RADICAL CURE
yon CArhRRu., After usinR tn nrst bottle ! began
my head as had not known It to be for years. Ii
s sso,nn,d y gga es = Is Srrest ~, The SlsSs s,ng E
RafRleI soon reduced tho Inflammation and swell
Ing fmy tonsils. SO that they soon ceased to trouble
me. The soreness. across my chest disappeared,
seeing and of hearing were completely restored.
and every symptom ofdisense that Ind reduced mo
10 the verge Of the grave dlsanpearcd by tho use
I have been thus explicit b"rsnsn, ns u druggist.
fhayc seen n Crent deal OF suffering from c .tarrh,
and hope TO CONVINCE many that tbs Is q great
1 am familiar with tho treatment Of catnrrh rs
prnctised by the best physicians, and have consult.
every kind OF remedy and apparatus that have mp.
pearcd during n period OF fisk years past, and have,
srnsra dH hsnita. III see SS.a Ri%: if nS rei frfS or S SncoS ar my
Bosros. FsS. y 'isis. GEO. F. DINsMoRE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-15
uI5a k RIGHT New Pocket Fire Arm

~ III Smallest and most perfect
TRADE SNSSE Revolver in the world. us. /
s.AsAN41form o Stock, or handle, dis
p-nsed with. A perfect safeguard against
Send for Circular. All Right Fire
Arm Co, Lawrence, Mass. s~epS-dawtr
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-15

Each package contains Dr. snnford'a Improved
1nhnling Tube. with lull directions for use Ia all
cases. Price, 800. For salo by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists throughout Tho United States.
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents and Whole
Rnin DruUQiAta. Boston. MnRa.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-15

Tho Greatcst Medical Discovery SINCE the C-.,c
ton Of -han, or since TIC CGEImeHrc-
'neHt Of The Caris:ian Era.
There mover has been II time when the
been caused by outward application us the
present. 1t is AN m~disputed nct that over
hhif OF the entire population OF the globe re-
sort TO the usr OF oTdinary plnsters.
Dr.. AELNTs's CAi'sICUM PoKors PLASTEEs
are acknowledged by ali who have used
them, 10 act quicker than ANY other plaster
they rN'f hci"re lricd, ana TINT one OF .heSc
piusterS wili do more raj service thnn II ln.n
drCd N the ordinary kind. All other plns-
tiers are slow uf action, ana require to nr
TNru ,u'ttu UI,ilF Ia cllecs - cure; brt with
thc.r 1t L. Is tIrcty rinct ent: tn lns,nn, one
Is applied ihe patient will feet its effect.
ihH sicIiius Ia aEI ages have thoroughly
tested aud well know the effect Of Capsicuui:
Ilrdicai Itscut Ior NJ outward app %ictlt!un;
oht us oplS OLA Very recent uItit thai, ITS all
covered. 'ring, bGwever. convinced Of tue
WONDERFUL cures effected by IR. MELylS's
CArstCuN inHoVs Pr .erFRs auI their supe-
FlolllH oNSr AL other pttStvrs, they now
actually prescribe u EN-, IN their practice, for
SCH diseases - : hcuin.tisin, pain in the side
ana "jcl>, nih ri! such ga Is ~ have required
lie u-c OK 8ia>iers ~ ! nimcut. Amer You
nav" tFi' u other Flastvrs ANA iiuiiaents, and
they have iniled, aud you want II certain
CURE, iurlt your drug list TOR UR MELvIN,s
GAiNiCCI PuitOuS PLASTER. You can hardly
Oel.c,e your own rcnVIclionS OF rs wonder.
u fleets. Although powerful aud quick In
is action, You can rely ON its safety for the
most deiicitc person to wear, AS Ii IL nee
rom iesd n'd other poisonous material CONF
monty used In the manufacture of ordinary
pd-ttTS. one trial is II sufficient guarantee
dEeds IL your friends.
ASK your druggist for DR.. MARvIS's car.
atCt foRovs PLAsrER, and take no other;
orr on receipt OF % cents for one, 81 for Ave ar
:tor = doz~n, they witt be mailed, pnst paid.
Lonny address in the United States or Cana
das.
MANUF NCTTREp Ri
NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS,
Lowell, Mass, L. y. ~.
~. f. MITCHELL, Proprietor
Manufacturers OF Plasters anl Plaster Com.
~ pounds. Y
The. a goods are for sale by Addoms & Glov
er and Hurlbut Brothers. s25dtI.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-26
SOTIr'TIvS OFFICE,
". " SrIrrps


N\Ei0;i. :. {. Dcc. o2. 1877.
.H'%3S i. F .E'yTH K o., M1odc:phia, Pa:
''c''cmcn--Somc 'hrcn wears ago Twas
ta!:"n with SoMcth.nr Ike asthma The at
'a"Ef ri first cum" ri night, and whilst
asleep 1t THul%; awake nc and wou'd
have 10 yet up ana III mp ill i, wonld wcar
Oh. These attacks hcrnr,c more and more
'r"qncnt and increased more and more in
violence until the spr;nCof 1876, when thev
hrcamc alarming. | had to ait up mast oil
the nish;s, could not breathe in any other
ro"iilom, and not il ? sitting position with
on very raim!al difficulty. Il was attended
with Il very ha1 cough. The cS pcctoratioAs
were oi a white !rothv character and very
tough became very weak and feeble.
My physician did what he could, but to lit
tie purpose. lfhc knew what allied me- he
Kept II concealed from me. /, however, was
satisfied that the dread disease of cons,np-
ll3n WAS !aSt setting in upon my lnngs,..
froyicntiallv | saw the Recommendation
OF the Hon. Aley.;h Stephens of the Glebe
Flower Syrup, ana having known him for
years, and also OF his physical infirmitics. I
determined i@ make 4 trial Of the Syrup. l
bought bottle and commenced taking it as
per directions. | felt sensation Of relief
after the first dose (taken ut nD<ht,) but had
10 get up before day and sit up as usual. I
continued I" take through the next day as
directed and at night before retiring. L
have not had to get up since. I continued
20 take it regularly until took three bot
ties. The cough gradually subsidized,
breathing became clear and easy, and for
twelve months have been in perfect health
no cough, no asthmetic affection and
chccriu!ly attribute my cure to the use OF
The Globe Flower Sprup, and would recon-
mend ii to all similarly afflicted. My
official and professional labors are particu-
iariv straining to the lungs, but | am per-
icciiy sound and well, and have 10 sxmp-
toms of any lung disease. / keep some Of
the Syrup on hand, and perhaps once
month take Il dose of it, which think
keeps the lungs vigorous and healthy.
have been thinking for some time that
would add my testimony to the virtues of
the Globe Flower Syrup, and now take oc-
casion to do so; and if you can make any
use of the above so as to benefit the suffer-
ing everywhere, you are at liberty to do so
Respectfully yours,
w. w. SELLERS,
Solicitor Ith Judicial Circuit in 8. o.
Giohc Flower Cough Syrup.
For sale by
mar a. c. DUKES, NJ. D.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-26
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-26

There is a man in Washington the
most powerful i'll the country. He
carries horse scar on his check.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-26

"a tho Buffalo base ball contest
the Butfalos scored 4 and the Chi
cagos TO-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-26

Coupcr, Scott IL Co., Glasgow
hrm largely engaged i'll the African
trade lave failed.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-26

.I.i' y .H .I..-.-. I.0I '"'I"-.I- m.
powerful chief Of the ZuIcr kalnrl,
will shortly begin open hostilitics
against the British
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-26

Col. a. G. Boone, Of Denver, Col,
grandson OF Danic! Boone, is TO
write history Of the men who Geur.
ed in the advance guard of the i,ion.
GERS Of the plains, including his Old
companions, Col. Christopher Carson,
Col. Albert Pteiller, and others, GOV.
erlng IL period gilmore then if,v years.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-26

There were five Of them, and they
had assembled i'll cigar store. The
subject was i'll regard to horse rAciuy.
"Said hack driver who vas present.
Talk about your fast time! WIN
I've seen a horse trot uile in 100"
impossible ~ said the cigar store
proprietor. at can't be done. The
best time ever heard Of was 2:1 A."
SAID Tie hackman, "I'll bet vou five
doi!als can prove what | say" Tax.
en- by the cigar man, coin pat up,
and referee chosen. In drawing
voice The hackman cxp!aincd to the
man of cigals: 'I'on't you know,
you idiot, that 1870 is two minutes
and thirty seconds" Turning to the
stake holder, the tobacco3i$L said:
Give him the money; its worth five
dollars to know what II fool am"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-10-26
The Sta!c Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF ORANGEBUEG
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

Hannah Narcns, Plaintiff against L. p.
Ea+t, Defendant.
Cory Summons for Relief Complaint no:
:'vrvrd.)
To The D"tcndr, l.. =. Rus:-
You are hereby summoned and required
I" answer the complain, in this action.
which is iilcl IN the Office Of Common
Pleas, or the said County, and to serve u
cop "' E"''r ,rswer t" the said complaint
"n Tie -Ib,rrIicr at hi, office Drangchlrr.
S"Hii 'arp,ina within twenty ,lavs after
u" +crr!"t h"r'n'. exclusive Of the dav Of
such scrvicc; and il Won fill to answer the
complain; within the time aforesaid. the
l"ii,tl;! in iIis action will apply to the
n'i:: i"r i':' :r!:vl demanded! in the com :
paiml.
Dated July 2G,h \. II. 1873.
JAS. f. IXLAR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The New York herald., 1878-03-06

Mercury in Chcago SO degrees above; clear Wheat
In Chicago-Opening price, 81 O6al, April
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. March 5. 1873.
Exports coastwise 4eo. Stock. 65eis.
NEW ORLEANS. March s, 1878
Cotton--hoday Net receips S.345 bales: gross 746
Exports-fo rance TO the Continent 3O3o Sales
5oJ stock, 344.440
Cotton-Hoidsy. Net receipts. 2,3l2 Stock. 629o
SAVANNAH. March s. 1873
ordinary $40 Net receipts 1903 balss gross 5s3 Sales
1000; last evening, 800. STOCK e7,lsi
,SusS oGs,Un sm msSaips sy %Ss'dng los good
Sonnsn Exports to tho
s.,.,.. wILxEsros. \. G.. March 8. 1878
straned Crude upentne steady ~ 70 tor hard 81 10
fer yellow dip; " 10 for virgin Tar steady at 81 4S
oswrco. March 5, 1878.
nss. ss Dsss s,a,s cpe Il 81 No. club
mill iced uneh.nEea. Railroad ffesnss -four
New yea yos ISs 20 Albany s gram :. Ho,.ca
BUFFALO. March s. 1878.
Wheat quiet light milling sales 500 bushels
lssE %s s:s sss. a. s q .gsf
800 do No. hard Duluth ON private terms. Corn A
.ss ass o.s: "o%ins Barley steady Ky: iIasys
%" fosS ia 81 % % city d phs s
BY railrosas~Fiour a4oo ob. wheat, ~ 400 bushels;
% &C. ssss sSoDo rs 'SsSs SS d.
bushels corn 200 do oats. 1880 do; barley $40
,. prrnor. March s, 1873.
Mcnga ~ @ snc senay extra wnite M
for 40 Oats hrm a. 2,1le for 70 white 2sAde. for
No mixed Cloverseed higher and In better demand
~ 30 bid. ~ 30 asked Leccipts flour, 2,4DO bDs
wheat, $500 bushcls corn 600 do oats 800 DO.
Shipments Flour. 600 bbls wheat, ~, bushels,
corn 1900 do. oats. none.
TOLEDO, March 8, 1879
Wheat auli and lower; No. white Michigan Si 24is
amber do seller March 81 25s seller Apr ~ 25i No
red winter 81 23 NO do scier March aud APRIL 81 "a
seller May, VI 20 Corn dull and lowers high mi xod,
sss' & @ ss''' .ssyg My t sS sS .s .ssi
May, iG,ac Vats dull No seller March, S7.e. Glover.
seed-Choce ~ 10 axi ~: mammoth. - 3,5z; primo,
- 30; Mo- 2. 50 l2is aSf ~ Hogs, "a 40 Receipts-
Flour lUo bos wheat 900 busnels; corn, IS 900
The New York herald., 1878-03-06
THIRD nOARD-9:3O p. NJ.
100 shs Am Con. .b6O
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON /: SPOT STEADY FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR LowER--wHEAr LOWER
CORN EASIER OATS QUIET -wHIsKEY QUIET
PORK LowER-LARD LOWER PETROLEUM
DULL-oILs QUIET-sPIRITs TURpENrINE
DULI.--RosIN DULL--CoFFEE QULEr-sUoAR
QUIEr-FREIGHTs QUIET.
TUESDAY, March SEP NJ
Business was everywhere moderate to-day and the
markets were all but universally quot, tho exceptions
being dull and lower On Change the markets were
dull. Flour dull and lower. Wheat ditto to sell to
any extent Corn easier. Oats quiet whiskey quiet
Pork dull and lower. Lard dull and lower Freights
were steady. Cotton the spot steady. Futures
closed steady. Groceries quiet Oils quiet Petro-
leum and laval also quiet
ASHES were quoted at 4,sc. 4ssc for pots and
pearls
ASrrxoSY was firm at 12Ac &c.,, gold, for reguus.
BEEswAx ruled firm 27Jsc. 2s,kc. for Western and
Southern.
BROOM CoRN quoted at 4lsc. Sc. for tipped
&c. ior medium and 7Isc. Sc. for choice green.
CooPRRAGE sTocK.--The market quiet. We quote
Molasses shook 32ipch with heads 81 60 81 co. sugar
shooks with Aeads 3snch, s. 81 50 do. do. 36nch
81 90 81; box Shocks 5Oc. Co.,; rum do, s4 pipe
do. So SO so: empty hogsheads 81 5o hoops II feet
ordinary prime. x33 $685. do, IL feet. do &2s
N.
CopPERThe market quiet at 171sc cash. for lake.
CoRpAGE DUH VIC quote :-Manila, large and small
size per To-, 1lc IKE. do cordage. bolt rope
l6c 17c tarred anila i4c sisai rope, 0sc 101sc
New Zealand IL &c. q 121sc.: Russia. us
opened about points higher at the close the
ket was from to points higher closing steady ~ the ad