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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07

The Governor of Iowa recently par
doned man who had been sentenced
to the State prison for ten years, on the
conditions that during the rest of his
term he should refrain from the use of
intoxicating liquor and labor for the
support of his mother and sister-any
violation of the conditions to he punish
ed by his return to prison. The prison
er accepted the conditions and went his
way, but soon falling into drunkenness,
the Governor ordered his return to pris-
on, and the Supreme Court, before
whom the question was brought, has
sustained the Governors course.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07

A son of Brigham Young brought over
from Europe recently GOO converts, most
of whom were Danes. The trip from
Copenhagen to Salt Lake City cost them
S75 each.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07

Tennessee has shipped ten thousand
barrels of Irish potatoes, to markets out
side of the State, during the present
season.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
of that dread disease, Consumption, by a simple
remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it,
he viii send copy of the prescription used, Gree
of charged, with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they viii find cure
for Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please adj
dress, E. A. WILSON, 1874 Penn ST., Williamsburg,
New York. feb13 6m
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-08-07

The sun is now three million of miles
farther from the earth than common.
Yet it is great deal hotter than on or
binary occasions.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

Justice Macarthur came into the Criminal COur
yesterday morning Tor a few minutes to sentence
certain Iartics that hud been convicted while he
sat OIL the bench, and whose trials were not com
putcd until sentence was passed. Among IN, 81
awaiting sentence was Charles Goodman. the her
Ut InRuy uScspcs. In anticipation Of his being
brought before the court, quite II large crowd had
COugTegHied In the chamber among them Iht few
OF GuOdmuns friends were noticeable. 4 few min
utcs after going ON the bench Justice Macarthur
directed that Goodman be brought before him.
Colonel Perry Carson, the guRrdsm1n, unlocked
The Cuhs, md assisting GuOinan 10 rise from his
scat IN the dnrk aud brought the prisoner before
the court. He came forward leaning heavily on
CHrsOn's ,hOLhlrr, and WA either weakened and
crippled from the injuries received, or playing
pOsslun,' for the purpusC Of securing the sympathy
Of the court. lie grabbed tightly To the back of II
chair in front VI the bench, aud stood IN leaning
position while receiving the sentence.
His Honor spoke briefly aud follows: "The
sentence Of the court Is that you he confined In tho
pem,tculiNry at Baltimore for u period Of five
years
Di,trct.Attorncy Wells. To date from to day
your Honor?
The Court Yes the sentence will date from to
| day nj twelve O'Clock.
| The prisoner was rGCOnduCted to the box, and
about the same time his counsel, Mr. John n. Oil
yer and Judge =. T., Copy entered the court room
MI Oliver called the attention Of the Court 10 tht
| fact that when the Jury returned q verdict o.
| guilty they coupled II with u recommendation fol
mercy. He further stated that while Goodman had
made vigorous personal effort 10 secure his lib
ery still, from this effort, II was visible plainly to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20
VEGETINE,

The following letter from Rev. q. W. Mansfield
formerly pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
Hyde Park. and nj present seiile, In Towel must
convince every one who reads his letter q the won
ough cleanser and purifier OF the blood;
Ma. II. II. STEVENS:
DEAN SfRI Al o II ten yeaIs ngp my health failed
through the depicting citcc Of dyspepsia: nearly q
year later was attacked by typhodi,N, In SwOrst
form, II settled III my back and took tire fLrm OF n
largf d,ep-SCpt,d RbcCss Which IVES nheen months
In gathering. had two surgical operation by the
bts Hkill IN the State, hut received no permanent
cure suffered great pain ut Times, and was ,on.
smnll pieces OF bone ut different times
Matters on thus about seven ycnrs,ti MaysI
when alr.end recommended me 10 20 TO your ONCE
ard talk with you o. the rlrue Of NEGEflNE
by what ] saw and heard gained some confidence
IN NEIEriSE
I commenced taking II snon after hut felt worse
from Its effects: still p.rssvercd and soon le II
was lclCit ng NJ" In other respects. Yet did not
see the results desired tn had taken i ri hfnlly
tor little more than year, when the difficulty In the
back was cured, md for nine months have enjoyed
the bei of health
have in that lime gained twenty-five pounds OF
flesh, being LCnri"r than ever before in my iiie and
WINS never more abe 10 riOTm lRHr than now. Dur.
ing the past hw weeks lad ScTo nluus swelling
large my list Eathcr on another part Of body
with the snIilte IN month. think she uld have
been cur ufmy main trouble sooner II had taken
larger o'cI, after having become accustomed to It's
effects.
Let your patrons tfo I5lei with s-rofua or kidney
disease Understand HAT takes time to chronic
II VII, IN my Judgment cure them.
Win great obligations am, yours truly.
q. ". MASSFIELD,
Pastor 0r the Methodist L. Church.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

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"a t ,,;i1 md VIC IA & BILOXI A fG'r Adn,rAi
,ol Geo tray, Sew York; Com T. Crosby, = y; Pitt
y; ynnI,,-TEomas BraI,snaW, New York: " s
q H"ack. ~ K ym, Wheaton,, C9iuniptis, ohio;
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LrLD,riJL-G II Davidson Baltimore NJ Deyer.
eux, New York. L. + BeuIl Col, James Madden, city;
y MclaTe city AZ Jones, Texas { Scans, Tenn
II Gilcs, New York; James Irwin. pIadspni,; K
Robinson. Texas; pc Wilson, city. 4 BOllrr Pa ii
q Print IA; + J Hall, baltimore: Vim Atwaler, san
franCnCu; IiiCh Sohn Thompson and wife, Va: ] II
Carr, Cat: VIM Warner, n9innHtI, Ohio; John A Nc
shaw, Neb; Edward Hysett, NJ, Philip Hut him
son. CSN.
HUidrfs.-Wm Vaughn, Iowa; l. W Whitney, Ba!,
iinlOre: "a Tinker, 10 rheser ii VI jenkins Della.
wur. W Hastings, Richmond; W Widdecomb city
= II Cone, ROChtsteE; q LOwery. Va; Il Hayden, Pa
= Huger, Richmond; l. + SOule and wife, New
York; N CSemmes, Kan; !. D Herbert, baltimore;
Cook, New Dreams; = lleiS"n and wife, NO; w II
+ NJ Jones, Md; W thrS, city.
MGLnpJ,tdn WIN Johnson Oh IrIOtte; James A
WOOL New York; Hush Roberts. Md. A l. Murphy
Pumlrphia; J II smith and wife, u rhmOnd " 4
| Pool, Mas; Augustus Martin aud son, Mass; ID 1
MuuTor, Baltimore; Il Mitchell, san frRncsO; Il i
DulaIld, New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20
OUR SCHOOLS ISD THE PIRIS EX.
IOSITION.
Special Meeting OF the school Board Yes
tsruay,


The Board Of School Trustees held special
meeting at the Franklin building yesterday Rltc;-
noon, ut four o'clock. Ia the absence of the prcSI-
dent, Mr. French occupied the chDi'. The follow.
ing communication from Superintendent Wilson
was submitted:
That as the Commissioner General, Hon. r. G.
Mccormick, has decided TO have education IN the
United States represented at the Paris Universal
Exhibition uf ls1s, and il seems 10 me very lie
sirIblc that the District Of Columbia should part.
cipatc in ths representation, ! have therefore 10
recommend that II select committee he appointed
by your hoard, with power 70 tnke such action In
the premises rs It may deem best
Mr.. Wilson explained verbally that the decision
Of Mr. Mccormick In regard to III" educational Cx-
hibitiUn al Paris had recently been made and nc
commended prompt action. lie also said that
Sun, til n; would naturally he expected ON the
Capital city, aud in answer t. aVUUry To what II
should be- said tina, anything about the ru!ld ding
and furniture and the work Of the schools
would do.
He also said that the District Commissioners
would not allow any money, aud that they could
not and must not use any of the school fund
Mr.. Lloyd suggested that the several schools give
concerts, as that could BE- done very early and
easily. Mr. Johnson thought II best not to have tho
District make any show whatever, dccming that
there was nut enough time iur them TO prepare
Anything and that 1t would dCiTuCt too much from
the TcgI mr. work that should b. performed The
aisCussitn was terminated by u motion offered by
Mr.. Holland which was carricd.tO the effect that u
committee Of seven mUnIhersOt the board be Hp-
pointed tO act in conjunction with the Two super
lntennents, Msssrs. WILSON uin OK, lDf tne pnT-
pose Of making tn" necessary arrangements. The
thar appointed Mcsscrs Curtis, Rcyburn, Gary
IInvey, Lloyd, and smith. motion prevailed
that the board shall have power tC appoint new
members 10 the committee In case GnyDf the
Already appointed gentlemen cannot serve. The
Till for general supplies from Mr. J. savage for
$40, was approved. communication was ulsI
read from Mr. FuId, stating that any person con
nccted with the public schools, by presenting
satisfactory Evidence. may he admitted to the
performance of Ten Nights III BHI-kUcm, NJ
he Two matinees for the sum Of twenty-five cent?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

The Baltimore city councils have been discus
sing an ordinance, providing for certain changes
In the manner Of choosing school commissioners.
Professor Tonry mtmated matters existing IN the
present board Of all immoral character that would
shock the community when exposed u the light
He declared that in one instance bed had been
ltted up in n schOOl.hOuse, lights had been seen
uare at night, and that IN another ease divorced
lady had been appointed as teacher by commits
sioner. and that she now was In delicate state Of
health. other improper intimaClss were alleged
Mr.. 1onrys remarks produced n decided sensation
and the session was prOtraCted u very late hour
lie declined TO give names or proofs but said he
was prepared to subStanti1te his charges aud could
give names aud particulars To the council IN joint
convention. Mr., Tony Is professor Ui chemistry
sne stands well In Baltimore. resolution was
adopted directing the committee on education u
examine into all the affairs Of she schUU-bUurd
and report ~ soon rs practicable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

Henry Moorhouse, the English evangelist and
Bible reader will hold a series Of meetings in th,s
c ty before his return to England. our readers win
well remember Mr.. Muorhuusc aud his work hero
one year ago. There are doubtless very many who
more.
The Fourth Presbyterian Church hos made an mr.
ranIemcnt with him 10 hold special services, 0nd
he viii speak for the iirst time In that church TN,
evening, at halEpISi seven O'Clock.
Each day thereafter there Will DC u Bible reading
1T eleven o'clock u, M, and II Gospel meeting N
hRlEpast seven p, m.
These meetings are open to all, and u cordial IN
vitatiOn If extended by the Fourth church 70 TIC
public to partakc of the benefits to be derived from
them
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

The ConIre gutiurGl Church was the scene Of
Ireat interest In the temperance work last even
Ing The services were opened with prayer by
Rev, A. r. Mason, and addresses We're made by
Rev. DR.. Newman, Rev. Dr. j. ". Parker, Rev
George l.. Iccch, Rev. DR.. Domer, Mr.. Pendel, Rev
air. Mason, and Mr.. Murphy.
The overflow meeting was held III the Ninth
street Methodist Church which was packed TO IL
limits Speeches were made there 10y Charley
Nye Captain SturtrYaut, and Mr.. I'll. Murphy
Tonight Nj Murphy will speak especially u
Young men,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20
SHE RESTS WELL.
VEGETINE.
SAFE AND SURE.

Mn. II. X. STEVENS.
In is1s your vtUErINE was recommended to Lle.
and yielding 10 the pcrsnnsonS OF n fiiend ! con.
scented TO try II. Al the time I suffering from
general debility aud nervous pros'ration, superin-
dCcad by overwork and Irregular habits. 1tswOnder-
full strengthen NJ and curative properties seemed TO
aifcr my debiliatel system from the hrst dose and
more than usual heath and good feeling. since then
have not hcsiiRed TO give NLGETINE my most
unqualified Endorsement MS being n SAFE, sure, and
powerful agent In promoting health and restoring
the wasted system 10 new lite and energy NEuEr
TINE is the only medicine us, NJ as long ~ live
never expect 70 find n better Yours uuy,
W. II. CLARK,
10 Monterey street, Allegheny, Pa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

III connection with Manager Fords announce
mcnt OF the peri prmancs Of tbs attractive temper
GnCc drama cntit.e Ten Nights IN Lar. Room, "
at Forls OperH-lIOu.c cummcHrng ON Thursday
evening Ot this week. We requisite To state that
an Invitation has iccn CNtcndci by Mr.. Ford Ia the
supcrintendtmS, teacher and pupils OF the public
~ d private school, Of the strict u attend the
mutini G, on Westinghouse Birthday and saturday.
Special rates pf admission have Leem provided
for their accommodation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

There was no falling oa in the attendance at the
COmique last evening, and the audience We're
highly pleased at the bill presented. The drama
of the Texan Ranger" which concludes the per.
iOrmAuCe. gave bowling, Stephens, and their
trained dogs chance tu portray life on the LvrdC
In thrilling and realistic manner
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

F.W Bergman ct al. to W. MuchluSin, trustee for
81, lot l. square 49, q. y. Wctheril to W. =. Ora
ham for $500 lots I, 5, and o. square 2Ij. C. Hos
mcr to A. H. Herr for 81, sublOt 80, square 300 +.
W. Green to l.. ". Vale, for $3.50 lot IS, block 6
lItsS o. and TO- block T. lot 3, block ~ subdivision
Meridian Iill. r. y. Wilson ri nl., trustees to the
Grard Fire AMI Marine Insurance Company, for
81 40, lot H. reservation 10 X. flaughtOn, trustee
to John Grinder, for 500, lot N, square 5S e. u.
Bartlett to J. ". COrSon, for s1U, lot 10 and IN
girls portion" c. Newmeyer To c. Freeman, for
81 Lot d snlInrc Llh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

The engagement Of Mis- Mitchell at the National
this week Is attended hy the usual convincing
proofs OF that lHdy's mcverwanInG PopuIns.ty. The
performances Of no actress known ; the American
stage elicit more f5equCut and substantial c,dcnccS
VI the este IN aud appreciation of Washington Hu.
Il enccs than the always acceptable APPROXIMATIONS
Of this charming lady wherever she hunnrs Us with
her prescuCc Tonight ne T. AL of savoy VIII
bc again r.v.rntrd, w.I thc usual vl!. lent east
ard the attractive adjunct. of appropriate music,
scenery, &c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

TUESDAY, February 10, 1873.
On motion of tIr. Solicitor General Phillips, II.
Spencer, esq, of Bloomington, Ill.,, and william II.
Duryca, esq, Of Brooklyn n. Y. were admitted To
practice.
No. 2J6 James s. Marsh ct nl.. appellants, VS..
william II. Seymour and D. $. Morgan.
No. 2O5 James $. Marsh ct al, npI ellants, vs..
William II. Seymour aud d. :. Morgan.
Argument continued by Mr. J. J. Coombs for ~
pelants aud by Mr.. George Harding for appellccs,
and concluded by Mr.. J. o. Parker, for appellants.
Adlonrnel until tomorrow at tMelvc O'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

The Work!mgmcm's assembly met at Becls Hail
last evening, NJ. j. II. RastDn In the chair.
Mr.. Mcamy offered resolution, which was
adun.cl. IN which tie Assembly pledge themselves
stand BY and uphold the Tailors' Union OF the
District IN their pcsent strike against certain mcr.
chant tG!lOTs.
Mr.. Thomas stated that he had addressed q letter
to lion. George W lIendee, OF the District Commit.
tee III the House. ncltsing copy Of the lien law,
and asked him 10 Introduce the zane.
On motion Ui Mr.. Spicr, committee Of ten wCs
appointed TO wait on Congress and urge the passage
OF The lien law.
Mr.. MVHny aid that as workingmcn Il was i'm.
pnrtailt for them ~ take cognZancc of the new
form Of government proposed Tor tue District. The
Assembly represented class Of skilled labor, and
1t behOOvcd them To enter their prOtCs! against the
suffrage movement with the property clause.
4 communication was read from the ntcrna-
tiOnal Labor Iuun IN New York, a. king the as.
scmb!y To eject three delegates 10 the Cn!on. TN
motion of II delegate. the subject was referred to
the CONVENTION committee.
The thanks of the Assembly, were rendered De
rcrtivrs McEircsh and McDcvitt for their skill IN
e'rc,ig out the cOmterc!ters Of the lecture tick.
vrs.
A motion to adjourn ihcrprevailcd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20
What a New York Clergyman says.

Rev. DIR. TAYLOR, of New York, In recent
public address before a New York audience. In
much Of the current literature placed in the
hands of boys, took occasion to commend ST.
NICHOLAS by name, as capable of enlisting
the attention and holding the interest and the
sympathies of the boys, at the same time that
il is pure in its tone, and safe and insplriting
In its influence. SCRIBNER's MONTHLY
yearly subscription, 500. ST. NICHOLAS,
$500, all postage paid. For forty cents the
publishers will send, postpaid, sample copies
of recent issues Of both the magazines any
where In the United States or Canada, or they
may be found on almost any booksellers
counter.
SORiBNER d co., 74S Broadway, n. 7.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20
NEW ADvERrrsEME NTs.

Proposals for whiteoak logs
'Scribncrs Monthly" for March.
Eotce-Closlng Of banks February %.
Charity ball In aid Of Chidren's Hospital.
The Original Virginia Jubilee Singers at stree;
BAPTIST Church.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
THE SCRIBNER MAGAZINES
Constantly Increasing Circulation.
SCribner's Monthly for March

II remarkably fresh and entertaining in sub
ject and varied in pictorial attraction.
First, there is the continuation Of Noah
Brooks's SKETCH Personal "reminiscences of
Lincoln" of which Charles Dudley Warner,
In the HARTFORD CoURAST, last month, said (:
ner, and Of the highest rdiuc as help 10 the fill
comprehension Of The mda." Mrs. Susan Archer
Weiss Last Days of Edg A. Poe" Is in the
same delightful vein; AN american Colony
IN u Normandy Manor House,' by Margaret b.
Wright, gives the mad pranks of party of
artists, poets, and scribblcrS, who held high
jinks" in those. grand halls, one summer not
long ago; "A Trip to Central America" with
description OF coffee and cUchincal plantations
"in Earthquake Experience" in 1867 paper
on Dresden China and the Royal Porcelain
Works at Mcsscn; kenyon College," with
portraits of President Hayes, Bishop and Mrs.
Chase, Edwin NJ. Stanton, David Davis, Henry
Winter Davis, and Stanley Matthews, and a
paper by Prof Sumner of Yale College what
Our Boys are Reading are all notable ar
ticlCs.
Besides the serials there are two shorter
stories, Susan Lawton's Escape" by Sake
Holm, and Concerning u Certain Prodigal
twcIl known in printing -ofces), by Henry
King, q new writer. There arc poems by
Celia Thaxter, Boyesen, and others.
DIR. Holland discusses AN Epidemic of Dis
honesty" Fiction" and Introduces u new
feature, Editorial Correspondence"
The illustrations are OF the highest order
two artists new to the pages Of ScRIBSER are
introduced-W. J. llennessy and J. Davidson
The entire number will serve to deepen the
impression made by the last issue, which the
BUFFALO COURIER declared to be beyond ques
tiOa the most superb example Of Ehat can be doa,
IN he line Of nidgdsine making that has erer up
peared IL tins or any other country" and the sale
of which, with some dealers, was "doubie thai
Of any preriOHs number"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

For Middle aud Easiern States rapidly falling
baroacisr, increasing soather!y 10 cdsieriy rinds
sad c'oUdines', rising temperature, cnd toiIoTeH
daring The afternoon and night By rdiH, partly
turning into sHo.U in the northern portion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

No. o. Matchctt vs. Daniels: No. 3 Gordon VS.
McPnenOu; No. 10, Dainesc vs.. Kendall NJ. 90
snow vs. District Of Columbia; No. u, Farrell vs.
Metropolitan building Association; No, -, Brown
". Brown: No. g. Jackson vs.. Ward No. "a
Smith vs.. King; No. -, Hayward vs. Brandt.
CRIMINAL CoURT--JusrICE wYLIE.
Philip johnson, murder; George Washington
murder
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20
Amuscmepts Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATEr.-Ma!gIe Mitchell
FoRD's OPERA. IlorsE.-lluppy Cal. Wasners Min
strcls.
THEATRE CoNHrE-Jako .Budd and rev Va
Ticty Company.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20
Assignments tor To-Day.

CIRCUIT CoURf-CuiEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No 81 ,Draper& Co. VS.. Davis; No, 2H DUNCAN VS.
sharp; No. $40, Power vs. Lee: No. 80, Hamilton
vs.. Alc1n NJ. %. Crandal vs.. Lison; No. 81,
Talbot W. Daniels; No. 2Gl, Bowcs vs. District Of
Columbia: No 2d2 ROwzee VS. District of Column
ba; No. ri, Bigcow VS.. district Of Columbia No.
Ms. smith SissOn; No. 40, Hall Jones ct a.;
No. 30 Fletcher ct al vs.. Carpenter ct al No 3D.
tTeSswCll Fl al vs. Daniels No. 10 Schraun 1t al.
vs. Thompson No. 27s, Earl vs.. Rollins
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

MEssERs OF CoSGREss and others who desire the
6nest lifting garments should visit the new tailor
Ing Department az A. Raks 4 Co.'S, 3lG Seventh
sfreet II Is now under the supervision Of one Of
INC finest cutters In the United States
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20
CITY ITEMS.

N0rNG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them, BE wise in time.
Clean them daily with THURSToNs Ivory PEARL.
1oorl puwRER, the most perfect dcntrifce known.
II will keep them through life IN good condition.
white and sound, viii harden the gums. swecten
the BREATH and prevent touthaChe. Sold by all
drugglAtS. % md 80 Cenis per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

ARE you bilious, troubled with headache dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys
pcptc, nervous, duh, and langud? Aycrse TO al
eNertiun. Is your life miserable? Sou require Il
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew The
blood. lake QuIRK's IRIsH TIA, the great house
hold remedy. II will soon relieve You. Sold by al
druggists, % cents per package, which makes
quart OF medicine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-20

WIVES any one calls on man IN Brooklyn who
Is rcpuicl 10 nv good but slow pay for HE honest
debts he stCks 10 the truth by telling the dun that
he has some southern investments which he rx.
psC;s 10 realize $4,000 from In few days. Pleased
witt the prospect Of largely Increased patronage
the satisfied creditor Tutlrs, while the cumsCien-
cious debtor jllstihcs his conduct by saying he
alluded ~ ticket. lie has sCut two dollars u VI.
A. Duuphm r. O. Box CO., New Orleans, to be in.
vested ~ the next drawing Of the celebrated lOu,-
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