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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

According to the report Of the Secretary
of the Interior his policy of reform for the
Indian service has been satisfactorily ap-
piled, and he belize cs il will work well in
future. lie ass,rts that the Bannocls war
was the direr.. result of the failure Of Con-
gress to provide means for feeding and
clothing that tribe of savagos. The outbreak
of the Cheyennes he thinks was entirely
causcless so far as the Government officials
were concerned. lie thinks the young war.
riors desired to go on a raid, and could not
be restrained by their elders nor the agents.
Indirectly, Mr.. Schurz argues against the
transfer of the Indian. Bureau to the War
Department and declares that it is perfectly
practicable to settle nearly all the Indians
on reservations south of their present hunt
ing grounds on tho Pacific slope. lie thinks
they can be kept together and gradually
civilized with less trouble and diminishing
cost each year under tho system now in
vogue.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

1t now Appeals 70 be certain that
ex- governor Curtin, who ran upon the
Democratic ticket In the Twentieth Con-
gressional District Of Pennsylvania, will
contest the seat of Seth G. Yocum, the
Greenback Republican, who received a
majority of ninety,two votes. The
evidence which Curtin has obtained
leads him to believe that in his own
county he can show enough fraudulent
votes to make up a majority of 800 and
In the rest of the district he expects to
prove a majority of 700. The papers
II the case will be served on Dec. II.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

"A spelling match in Peltonville Miss.
ended in row. One contestant said that
Plough was alone correct, and another
as exclusively maintained pillow. The
sehoolmaster ruled that both were right, but,
IN the absence ofa dictionary, the prevail
ing sentiment was that there could not pos
sibly be two correct ways of spelling one
word. A book was thrown at the school
masters head, and general fight ensued.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

The Secretary of the Treasury, in his
report, treats the silver question more at
length than does the President, and makes
three recommendation First, increasing
the intrinsic value of the silver dollar; sec
ond, limiting its coinage third, reducing
its legal tender quality. The Secretary ex
presses thcfuftest confidence in the complete
siccess of resumption, under the power con-
ferred on him by the present laws.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

Col. Robert c. Buchanan, brevet Major
General on the retired list of the L. S. Army
died Friday in Washington of appoplexy.
He was a native Of Maryland entered the
service in 1880, was Lieutenant. Colonel at
the outbreak Of the late war, and Colonel OF
the First Infantry at the date of his retire,
ment by reason of wounds received in battle
in 1Sg5
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

The NATION said recently, refer
ring to Returning Boards in the South
ern States. 1--WE have heard no legis.
laton changing their character or regu-
lating their duty" A New Orleans
correspondent Of that paper informs It
of the fact, widely published at the time
that the law creating the Returning
Board of Louisiana was repealed at the
first session of tho NICHOLS Legisla-
ture. The new election law of Louisi.
ana is nodded after these of New York
and Pennsylvania. 1t requires a strict
registration and the counting OF the
votes actually cast, the actual count to
be revised by no Returning Board, but
to stand, unless overthrown by contest
in the courts. II the present law had
been in operation in 1876, the electoral
vote of Louisiana could not have been
disputed by either party.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

"A Michigan gentleman whose education
was considered fair, wrote to a bookseller as
follows; "Dere sur if yew hev gut book
called Daniel Webster on brige pleas send
me a copy by Pyser's Express c. 0. d.-I
want to sit it termorrer III kin, caus my
spellin techer says l oughter hev IT,"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

The Crown Prince of Sweden has been
visiting Pau 10 inspect the birthplace and
early surroundings of his great grandfather,
Bernadotte. None of Bernadottes descend
ants had peviously paid Pau visit.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

Rev. Dominic Young well-known Ca
tholic clergymen, died in Washington Thurs
day, in the seth year Of his age. lie was q
native Of Washington, but spent many year.
in mission service i'm the West
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07
Boots, Shoes,
HATS, CAPS, &c.

Special attention having been given 20 a wei
select ed line Of MEMS WON EMS ana Chill
DhEN's WEAR. My Motto shall be
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS"
invite the pnblie 10 call and examine my
stOcE aud prices before purchasing olsrWherr
a. eau ohsr special Inducements 10 cash
huyers, LEWIS WEISS. .
pI a--'m' T.. o. building iChIFhtou, Pa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07
POST OFFICE BUILDING

Bank street, LEHIGHToN. Pa. ot the LOW.
EST CASH PRICES, full ana new RssOrt-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

The public debt statement for Mo-
vember shows anincrease Of$3.2l4.p42.
The increase is owing to the payment
of the Halifax award.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07
GRAND OPENING !

beg leave to inform NV old patrons mad Gus.
toners and The public In general that have,
opened aud have now ready for Inspection in
tho
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

The report Of the Commissioners OF the Bn-
reau OF Education shows very gratifying pro-
gress throughout the country, In all tho inter
,sts commit ed to the care of this important Of
flee. This reJOrJ is esp CiialY encouraging win
respect to the EXTENSION Of the advantages Of
the common school system in sec iOus of the
country where the general enjoyment Of the
Fri ilegc OF fee schools IL not yet attained
TO education mOie than to any Otuer agency
we nre To look. as the resource for the advance
ment of the people in toe requisite KnOwledge
aud appreciation Of thCir rights and respOnsi-
bihtcs as citizens, and 1 ues're to repeat the
suggestion contained in my tOrnCr message in
heua 4 OF the enactment OF appropriate meas
urcs by Congress t0I the purpose OF supplement.
tinF.with national aid. he local sy stems OF edu
eaton In the severpl States.
Adequate Gct 0mmOdatiOns for the great II
bral y, which is OvergrOwInE tho capacity OF tho
rooms now occupied at the Capitol should be
provided without further deay. This lnvnlu.
able Collection of books, manuscripts and Illus
tiouvc AIT has grown to such proportions in
connection with the copyright system Of the
country. as to demand the prompt and careful
attention OF CONGRESS TO save IT from injury in
AS the library Is ma tiOual in it, character aud
must, from the nature of the chse increase even
more rapdly IN the future than in the past. It
cannot be douoted that the people will sanction
any wise expenditure to pI eserve IL and TO ell
aige Its usefulness
The appeal Of the Re gents Of the SmithOniap
inst tuition Tor the means to organize exhibit
and make available for the public repCtit the
altcCS now stored away be Onging o the Ma
uCnll Museum. he irtIly Recommend to your
favorable consideration.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

states and Territories Of tho West should be es
peUlnlly well considered. ana thet existing laws,
m which the destruction Of the forests is not
suiHCenty guarded against should be speedily
mcdihed A general law concerning this i'm.
portant subject appears to mo TO be matter Of
uruput uubiIp upppceifu
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

Our relations with other countries continue
peaceful. our neutrality In contests between
spected.
The Universal Exposition,held at Paris during
Ihr pat summer has been attended by large
humnei 8 Oi our citizens. The briet period al
lowed Tor the preparation and ARRANGEMENT OF
the contributions Of our citizens to this great
Exposition was wen employed in energetic aud
judicluus enOlts 10 overcome this disadynntage
these Efforts led and Corrected by the Commis.
siOuer General, were remarkably succe1sI1i
ana the eNl iOilion of the producers of Ampric1n
Industry was creditable and gratifying I'm sCOpc
anu character. Therepors OF the UHIteu states
S3mmlssl3nefs glylng ITS results IN dctaIl
VIII be dolly laid before you. Our DartlcipatIOn
III TINS lnternatiOnai competition for ne favor
ana the trade OF the world NAV be expec' ed TO
prodnCe useful and important results. IN pro
monhng intercourse, hiendship and commerce
IL accordance with the provisions of the net
OF ttOiualy Is, 1875 three eOmmiss toner's We're
apPolnttl TO an International conference on the
gold aud silver, for the purpose of estabhshinP
internationally, the use OF bimetalic money
anu, anu securing hxity OF relative value betW cen
Invitations vera addressed 10 the yarious
MY Gonet =, n,nvnts i hhlth nad expressed Wiling
terence held its meetings IN Paris, IN AUGUST
last, Ihe report oi the cOnimiss oners. here
Win suDmitted, VIII show Its results No com.
mon ratio between rOld aud sl,Ser could be
agreed ulOn Oy the conference The general
conclusion was reached that Il Is necessary TO
/ maptiin IN the world the monetary hinSti,ns
OF silver as wei as OF god, leaving tine selection
OF the use OF one or the other of these Two
mtthlsi or OF both, to be made by each state
! CONGRESS ma lug apprl lpnated. at ats lnsJ SOS
SION sion the sn Of 8 $4,000 10 pay the award Of
the JOINT Commission at HALIFAX, II after CORES
/ pOndenee with the British Goveinuonf on the
SUBJECT 0i the conformity Oi the award 10 the re
Iulitlhents OF the treaty aud 10 tue terms of
Ihe question thereby submitted to the Com
mlsslul,, the President snail deem 1t his duty TO
! maxi the payment, communications uuOu these
points We're udd essed TO the British Govern
! meht through the legation OF thu UMte4 States
! az Lohnon, Falling 20 Obtain tie concurrence
] ~ Ste tue hIltl.h Government in the views Of ms
government Tespectng the award. 1 have
uSomen Y my dutv 10 tender The sum named
49,, t',ii tue Aelf nAed by the treaty accompanied
~ hvt &c OF lhe grounds of the payment. and IA
J pIoleal nEumtl any nIher CON eIrmnIlnn nf n III
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

IN the enrolment Of the bin making nppropri.
atiohs l l9t 3 90 sunlry Givll expenses at the fast
session on 'Ongfess, that pOl uOn which Drovld.
ed Tor the continuation OF the Hot SpTln - com
mission was omitted As the COmmission mad
completed lhe work Of ta6ing testimony on the
many conflicting claims, the sunpensIon of IbeiT
labOrs. before determining the rights of claim
ants Threatened, for time, TO rmbarrass the
interests, not only Of the Government but nj 70
OF lerge number OF the citizens of Hot s Orin "a
VINO were waiting Tor final action ON their
oialns n o3iore heslnnlng contemplated improve
ments IN order 10 prevent serious difficulties
WIlch We're epprelended anu at the solicitation
OF many ltadlng cluz"ns Of Hot Springs. and
Others interested IN the welfare OF ths town
the secretary Of the Interior was authorized %
request the late Commissioners to take Charge
81 the records ~ their proceedings. aud 20 per
lorm such Work as could properly be done bV
Them under 81 oh circumstances. to facilitate
the iutufe adjudication OF the claims at an early
day. and 10 preserve the statues of Tie claim
ants until their rights should be finally deter.
mined Pne late Commissioners complied with
that request. and report that tle Testimony IN
an the cases has bfeu written ogL ey amlued,
bTieied,and so arranged as 10 facilitate an early
settcmout when authorized by law. 1t Is re
eonheuaed that the requisite authority be Civ.
eh az rs carry daY IN the session us possible,
ana that fair compensation be allowed the
late commissioners tor the expense incurred
ana lhe labor performed by them since the 2jth
invite the attention OF Congress 70 the rec
omncudat Ons made UY the Secretary OF tue IN
telloC Wltl regard 10 the preservation Of tne
tlmbcr on the pubic lands 0i the United States
lhe protection OF the TnOlle property Ia one of
tue hrst duties OF the Government The De-
partment OF the Interior should, therefore. be
enabled by sufficient APPROXIMATIONS TO enforce
the laws "a tnnt respect But TINS matter ap.
pears stu more Important as a question Of
public economy. The rapid destruction OF our
forests IS an evil fr-ught with the gravest CON
sequences. especially In the mountainous dis.
thelr trees, wiz remain 20 forever Tnere the
injury, once done eaunot be repaired / fully
CONCUR with the SecI etary on the Interior In the
opinion that for this reason. legis alton touch.
ing the pubic TIMBER iu the mount linous
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-12-07

The report OF the Secretary of War shows
supplied, that our snail force has been actively
employed, and has faithfully performed an the
service required OF u. IheimOrdie of the army
materially decreased during the year.
Tho secretary recommends
!. Ihat pension be granted TO the widow OF
inc late LIEUTENANT Henry IL. Bcnher, Eigh.
teenih lutiutaY. who lost ms life by yellow
fever whil" in command OF the steamer J. n.
sufferers in the south from that disease.
2. The establishment OF the annuity scheme
iO the benefit OF the heirs OF deceased officers as
slg sested by the Paymaster General.
3 The adoption by Congress OF "a plan for the
pu0hcation OF the records Of the War of the Re.
peilon now belng prepared Tor that purpose.
A. The increase OF the extra per diem OF sol
dler teachers emp Dyed in pOst-schOOls and
ilDeral appropriations for the erection Ct hmld
posts
o, Tho repeal OF amendment Of the act of June
iS, ls1a, torbidding the " use of the army us a
posse comttdtuS, or otherwise, for the purpus
OF executing the laws, except IN such cases and
under such circumstances Hs may be expressly
authorized by the Constitution or by act OF Con
gress,"
6, The passage of a joint resolution Of Con.
gress legallzng the issues of raIiOns tents and
medicines which were made for the relief of
sufferers from yellow fever.
q Ihat provision be mnde for The erection OF
hre proof building for the preservation OF Ger.
tam valuable records, now constantly exposed
10 destruction by FIRE
These recommended ions nre all commenced
10 our favorable consideration.
THE NAVY.
The report Of the Secretary of the Navy shows
thnt tue navy has improved during the last fis.
cat year. Work has Deen done on seVeuty-fiye
vessels, ten OF which have been Thoroughly re.
paired and made ready for sea. Two others are
IN RAPID progress towards completion. The
total expenditures OF the year, including the
amount app opnated for the deficiencies OF the
previous ytar,'Were Sl7,A'S 392 G5. The actual
expenses ch1rpeable 10 the year, exclusive NJ
these deficiencies, were sl3.3cG,0lf O0 on S7G7.
ls0 Is less than those OF the previous vegr ana
ol9zabll "a less than the expenses. including
the deficiencies. The estimates for the fiscal
year enalns June %, 1850, are Sli 562,3sl I5-eX.
cteuus inc appropriations OF the present wear
onlF ea3,oi Hli which excess "a OccasOned by
the demands OF the Naval Academy and the
Marine Corps, rs explained in tho Secretary's
report Ihe appropriations for the present lis
cal year are sl4a2s,i3l ~, which, IN the opinion
OF !he secretary, VIII be ample iOr an the cur
I, nt expenses ut che Department daring the
year The amount drawn from the Treasury
moan JutY 10 November l. 1875 Is si, ,-A0,5li n
oI which 81 Ipsl 75 has been refunded, leaving as
the tApenditure for that pei0i q GaG,l6l 80 or
s3-o'an 2i less than the corresponding period Of
the last fiscal year.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19
10 ShipblilderS and Lumhprmun

FOR SALE: A large body OF timhsr =,
original growth in Nor,hern Virpimia 10 OF
ti9er ti landing; In market nov tns seai ssai
a, ume. Water.power of large miIl,nnnda alst nu
piaISe iI s,,l Leased II 1esired. Price SsoS on On
Coca ssS cSsus ana %s acres Of timber ior i &o "
thing about timber or miII,na Mill nnows any.
a soms capital; For particulars. sadrass Ina has
SAsC' SnarsC' WIGHT, 81 Harlem Ayenneess D.,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19

-
As ALE = moi gold thas glitsers, 10 j!
mnst not be accepted % fixed tacs that i
10 alwsys'eool By the ocean. When it ia
hot there, the heat is of the dead-in earn
ct Kind, md d such times III intensity i
generally increased by the pressnce of
noaquitoea. A land breeze at Rehoboth
or Ocean City ID almost certain to bring
with it tBess pesb, Is ven as an unbearable
atmosphere. Therefore le. those whs can
not get aWsy, but who have comfortable
homes, bath inb with sufficient water sup
ply, airy chambers. the best market in the
world, sndths privilege Of running around
in their shirt sleeves and slippers If they
50 desire, be content with their lot. Apar,
from The faet hat they are deprived of the
pleasures II change of scene or food,
they havs little Of which to complain, and,
1.-THE end ofths heated term they viii be
able 10 rejoics because Of purses not en-
tirely depletsd. II
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19

WHKxthss gcvernmsnt Of the United
States gets 'thFough with il war upon The
hostile hafans. It ought 70 begin war
upon the f.se.lly Indian agents. Or it
would b y good thine NOW to collect Liv-
ington spd his gang !, as well a. all other
thieves Ike them, ,snd send them ont uG-
armed o. trsAunOitrep oaf skirmish In i'd
vance Of HoEapd's Little force in is Rez'
battle. Ifthey nssergotbaek, ,these should
b no SORROW, ssa they bad ther sc.ips
taken of ~ dora - far o the nsck, +,
the defrsuded racszof the red men would
have a sSsagss nt snina though alto
gether iaadsquaie a. q compensation for
the vroass they hsve endured under cur
bad Indian Policy., zas..a!
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19
FAT PEOPLE.

Corpulent people can be Fednesd from two
to i've pounds per week Eithout staFva.
(tioR, by using Allau's Anti.Fst, q purely
|yessts6ls and p ffectly harmless remedy.
If acts ION the food ia the stomach. Aeu :
Errslizing all saeeharins and elesginua5
sss Warrington street, Boston. i Nsss.,, 4 q 4
|-s7GGJ MaFzfst, 1913.
BogAHic MKDicTsE Co; B0fAlo, III ::sf1o
Hentlsmena-Wtthoue special change OF
diet, two bottles os sAllan,s Anti Fat re.
duesd 1 ne ioIs d,1; and SIs,haf peands, ss.s1 Z
,.i:sr1 MA BUSH.
Hundreds Of letters similar to the above
have been received by 9the Botanic Medi.
cine Co. Anti.Fst sold BY druggists. syG!
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19
HERALD NOTES.

Home sickness ID nstionaI disease. =.
It takes six tons Of paper to print the
Chicago Sunday Tribune. II. .2I1
The Shah trsyels around with nfteen on
GERS and Ten SERVANTS.
The Kssrpeyitss want Chinese reserva-
ton In San Francisco. ....-..
Lsts Of pretty girls are said to be pining
away ct the DslAHAre Water Gap. yT-
'An Oregonian hts thiefs head with q
pickaIs, making quite Q eapyon." -al =,
An evening daily, 70 be csiled the Edin7
burgh Tslephons, 10 to be published In the
Scottish capital. --
A lady, Joking about her nose, said {; 81
had nothing to do In shaping It. It was q
birthday present"
Some Of the saloon men of Pittsburg are
selling bear At three cents glass and all
the rest sre making fight On them. 4
ssms horses were stolen at vintsn, Ark,
and only one Of the thieves was caught
His comrades, fearing that he would make
. confession duplicating them, led mob of
lynchsrs to the jan and hanged him.
A schoolgirl In Am Arbof, Michigan,
took hsr lovers % theme for au essay,
which she read on commencement day,
much TO the astonishnent CT the assembly,.
She gave the names Of the lovers and de-
scrtbsd miautely their varied manner o.
courtship. .
Absolutely latest item about Lord Bea.
cons6sld ct Berlin: Seeing poor devil
picking mp ciearisnds2 to supply himself
with tobaccos The Earl gave him . gold
piece with which 70 buy something better.
But the man had . narrow escape, for the
ever-vigilant police arrested him for begging,
and were 10th TO release him.
When Booth was playing RicheHsi'' at
McVickars Theatre in the metropolis Of
Illinois, he recited in fervent and impres-
sive tone:
"Fr.neesny mistress; France, my welded
Who shall proclaim divorce 'twi1t me and
A solemn pause for i moment, then there 6 /,
rang out clearly from the gallery "Chicago." "
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19
rIssosAL tsD roIrEiEAL.
rss sysaks has .tlss seeto y
orissA. h

Asy.nls h.. .tllsE sse1 % ~
ories.s.
- ch...lsy. sos.p.ss, Of Ba,s.-1llr
piece of Msdsms BonxpErts, tGxtths
Brighton, Atlantic City.
Senator Edmunds, Of Vermont, b the
1.se.s sdditisu 20 fhs= iisf Or pusyab1s- H
publican nominees for the, prsssdsle In
Missoustpapem sEs1 1uzEi.ga saas esssrsi
James ehisIdS u givea the iine1pifsd tsfn
Iin fns United States Senate, now vacant
HS dssth Of senasor Bogy. IN Ilocgo0 y'i'
|oi tThs fnsidsut md Hrs. Hsyes xilfloss
Wilmington this evening for Newark, 0his'
h0Ittxpd the soldiers, feaus6a TO mcbsld
FfhsrS Oh Monday next. They Hm b. bsck.
|h Washington BY Tuesday night. 2ai1s4C
Coaarssnan Page. Of Gslifoais, Ssiis
the Chicago Tribure thst ths Kessssy sEiia-'
((tiou on the zslops WIN frfttx sway 1lefe
|0aiekly than died the Granger movement
Lin tie West. food crops this year wnE kn
It. s ...rr, - /.
Ths Boston Herald, q TIE realE AZ m
quiries made BY correspondents In difsrent
parts Of Massachusetts,, finds that Ehiye .
number OF Democrats sdmif thst General
Butler, u their eaDdidsts for Gcwrnar.
would receive . grest manyq penocfati
votes, yet think thst biz recognition - tie
Democratic candidate would be suicidal to
that party. ---- =,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19

Islt seems as II should cough mig head
on " Ii sometimes the impatient exelama-
ton Of q sufferer from O. severe Cough,
Quell the parexysms with Hale's Honey ol
Horenopnd and Tar. TIE relief is fmme-
9late and tho cure certain. Bold by al
Druggists. ~ -
Pke's Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. - : -"
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19
GRANTIsM MEANS REVOLUTION.

arantisn y . kind Of government not
found indorsed In the Constitution or In the
uttsrsncis Of the trainers Of that Constitu-
ton. It's not { Republican form of gov
srnmsnt IN spirit Or action, To attempt to
inposs Il, VI Il It's enormities, On tie
peeple o. ths y va Vi States = nothing but
rsvolutions snd TIE Grant managers, who
denooncs the whole pefnocratic party, are
certainly themselves revolutionists In every
Journal. - -
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19
4AuI@
wILsmeIes:H,,: s.ly1s;I.zs:

T1. tsRPsEtd sislqsss9I shs eonnplali.sils lslsll Z
in Cali mia vssA asseeaslz blqqs % the
cause in the Eask q, set The nesspaper
men to writing ana ths psoplete thinking.
and the result has been that general noie
of alarm has been sounded in all well
regulated commudities, and eommunism
has recsigsd .et back ia consequence.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19

Tie Be& sluaIIfy o. AEASttdNEk
- C->ya at WHLIAEs
TIE Mosr II RELIABLE PRoPRIErAET
MKDIcIyEs, a@.rg5- --
.-l.E At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNEs .6r
Ar wnL1kArs'
A Ens assortment OF HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES, -, .,
At Mi - 3pd War reet..
A choice Imported Kf! A Pride Of Key
West or Greuley Cigar, - :.
'174 AT wLLIAKs' - =
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth sDd Markes.
AfwnL1ANs,
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPoRfRp EoAPs,
.-. At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPOANA
CEOUS DENTRIFICE, ,.I..,
AT FILLIAhs' =.
Choice Goods, Accuracy In dispensing, and
- Reasonable Prices. ,F..r..g
WILLIAMS PREsCRIPTION sT0RR,
msyStf Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-19

Baby shows are the fashion now, bat %
long ~ mothers conttrue to narse their
little ones With landannm or other opiates
they esnDos expect their, babes, 10 look
bright. u ypnf baby needs msdietne get .
good an1 harmless one such - d.. Bnlps
Baby Syrup. .~-..4..s -..-4.s. gsa