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REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES.

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II DEEM IT MY Duty TO TELL THE
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had q violent cough, night sweats,
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1884 Ridge avenue, Philadelphia. Over
twenty-five years have elapsed, and l
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DR.. Swayne's COMPOUND Syrup of
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ties at rs cents. No family should be
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complaint, and enriches and purifies
the blood, giving tone and strength to
the entire system. Trial bottles %
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and retail by John Bengston, Rock Is
| land
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every Day Life.

Arising in the morning, almost the first
thing to be thought of is marketing, or
getting the necessities of life; and should
any one of the family be troubled with
Coughs, Colds, Influenza. Hoarseness,
difficult breathing, or any affection OF the
throat, bronchial tubes or lungs, leading to
Consumption, supply Of that household
necessity, known as
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR,
Which brings strength to the harassed
frame, wearied and jaded by hacking
cough. must next be obtained. Ask that
fresh, bright, rosy checked gin, who but a
few weeks ago, was lying helpless en- her
be with hectic flush about making its
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her down to her grave. Ask her what
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which seemed to battle medicine and to
DEFY the many alluring and tempting NOR
sells which anxious hands prepared for her
to smooth her journey from this life. Ask
her who was the beneEactor, and her eyes,
speaking volumes, will brighten, her rosy
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Honey of Horehound and Tar" Sold by
all druggists at SO cents and 81 per bottle.
Great saving by buying large size.
Pixies TooTHCHE DROPS cure in one
minnie
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LIVER REGULATOR


dyspeptics, bilious suf-
ferefs, victims Of fever
and ague, the mercurial
diseased patients, how
they recovered health,
cheerful spirits and
good appetite; they
will tell Won by taking
SIMMONS Liver REGU-
I,ATDR.
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Ght 99ailg Arsns.
Mercer County.

The Mercer county board of supervisors
are afflicted with economy when it does
not affect their own pocket. The Aledo
Record thus comments upon their action
Notwithstanding the fact that the news
papers Of this county have been Publishing
the proceedings of the board of super
visors at one-half price, that board are
trying to practice economy by cutting
down the printers allowance to one-fourth
rates, For ourselves, we shall refuse this
allowance, but will give them chance TO
economize still further by accepting the
following offer: IF the members will re-
duce their oaon pay one-half, we will pub
blish their proceedings for nothing, and do
their advertising at one-half rates. Prac-
tice what you preach, gentlemen,
or course they win accept this offer if
they are actuated by an honest desire for
economy.
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DR.. BONAPARTE & co.
CURE YOURSELF!

DR.. Bohannans Vegetable Curative warranted to per-
mauenty all forms of spermattOrrhSa or Seminal
Weakness, GsGsrai Debility lmpoCney etc. and restores
"LOst Power" and brings back the youthful higOr of
those who have destroyed it by sexual evil
from two weeks time This remedy, which
been used by Dr Bohanran in his private practice for
thirty years, known fail in curing
the WORST CASES 1t gives Vitality and imparts energy
with wonderful effect those lddc-aged who feel
weakness beyond their years Its inygUratng properties
felt at Young men suffering from the conse
Quences of that dreadfuy destructive habit of SeAbue
cen use this madeleine with speedy and
PERMANENT The patient gnius strength and elias
ITCHY spirits once it directly the parts Affect
ed soothing and healing tonic and unodyne to the re-
Taxed seminal vesicles aud ritnted ducts impartng power
and and restoring them their natural state the same
as il the banefu habit had never been INDUCED IN The
ingredients simple productions OF natur-barks ROOTS
herbs etc. and specific for the above diseases
All persons must before contemplating marriage retect
sound -ud and body the host necessary requl-
sites prouove connubial happiness Indeed, without
these tourney through life becomes weary pgmage
The mind becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happ of another be-
comts blghted with our own.
nS-Price, Five Dollars sent with full directions, ETC. to
any address For sale only at DIR. C. A Bohannans office
No GIL North Fifth Between Washington and
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nJ)r. BIS 'Treaiise Special Diseaes, which gives
clear denentiOn of the symptoms OF
cure etc, OF SYPHILIS. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Etc, sent
FREE to any address upon receipt Of one stamp.
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Attachment Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, la
Rock ISLAND COUNTY, 81
In the Circuit Court OF Rock IslaAd County, H.,
January term, 1919.
Topeka National Bank Robert l. Lee.-In t.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s., 285 rs.
Notice il hereby given to you, the said Robert /.
Lee that writ Of attachment has been sucd out at
The Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Cou.t of said
county Of Rock island at the emit of the said To-
p ka National Bank, and against the estate Of you.
the said Robert 1. Lee, for three tLousana two
hundred and eighty five 16 loo dollars, besides in
terert directed to The Sheriff of said county
cute. which said writ has been returned by said
Sheriff executed. Now. unless you, Inc said hob
'rt |. Lee, shall personally be aud appear before
the Circuit Court of said county the first day of
the next term thereof, to be holden at Rock Island
in said county, on the first Monday in the month
of January next give special bail and plead to saiu
action, judgment will be entered against you in
favor of the said plaintiff snd the property attached
sold to satisfy the same with costs.
IF. HARSON, Clerk.
Rock Island, Ills, Nov. 14th, 1878.
CONNOLLY & MCNEAL, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
1114d3w
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Pixies TooTHCHE DROPS cure in one
minute,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BANGKOK, Sept 3In port Julia (B, syrer, for Mar
CAliIo Nov 14-Arrved. ship Princeport Or, Brown.
tBr Flynn. Rio Jansiro; nth. ship City Camp Gibson
Sailed Nov ia ship Mystic Belle. Davies. rabellon.
DrSKrnx Dec 3-Arrivcd brig Forth Orr. Boulanser,
Hroeo Nov SIN port shin coIdssrcan Marcy from New
York for ycsohs ms tsee Mem.
IIaLI,sx. Dec sassed steamer Morsvian tBr, Graham
MrsauAsa. NB, Dec 6-flc.red previously. bark M.vi.
NOR. Mary Icsh,on 70, DO .esr, n lou
panama Dcs arrived steamer G,anada. connoiy, San
Po,sr .PIrR, Dec 7-Arrved, brig Princess Beatrice
(Brl. simmons, New York
JAsyIRo. Dec sArrivcd previously. bark spotess
Arrived Dec :, brig water-i,ch, smoo., Baltimore
Sailed Dec steamer city 81 Rio Jnneiro, wcr. New
sailed Nov bark Jc..ica Br Pcsrse, ST Thomas; 5th
mot eth, ..chr Ruth Robinson, Baker. New Orleans.
In port Sove ships Gases Lord Hercules. Berry; y
ballast; bsJs Cardcns., wiIkn.on INC; Ger tNor, Am.
mist Br RoSsr,.on for rssse nais or tni,eS states n
ballast ,unese-e Brl Keith from Cardiff arrived Oct 3
ard Atkins FROM Cardiff for singapore reicadiur Broth
;sr s > ,s%
g, e nS Wow YG, .r Or brig rrsnd
sereamcr. snno,,; CISCO. lowry. and ASSic Clifford,
Bunker. uns: Gui.borough tB,i. Iisn.on. do.
Jaco. Dec 7-Arrivcd bark Jose Bucno, Jones New
81 JONI M Dec e-Arrvcd schr Calvin, Philsdephia;
cs.rsa 9TH bark l. de- Weber 'Br Wright, N.r.sos
), AZ s os, ssaen 'ssr ss s,s s, dss 19ss
.sl tntofoe..,a before reported sailed 2lso; Nov l.
bfI 70 Bean na
for Hampton Roads for orders at or IL direct pors in
United States, us Sd, less rs per cent
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MARITIME. MISCELLANY.

srvssyn MsrtpA, on Saturday night. struck on
on Bar
The point where the accident occurred where the Con
peesan ss
the ;ss pa1s .hs. the Mary W.shnscn also q
The ..sms, Mary Wa,sing,on lef, Baltimore 9TH spp
also left To take tho place OF the sunken boat.
Sur CoLpsrRrsx Marcy from Now York via Hiogo Oct
been ssnore in Tnm STRAITS. - mile. from IL. .sr por
some CAGES ~ her cargo dcos,nc oi wc!c discharged
ashore on ssbsw shoals got OF and was taken TO savan
Choir. and threw overheard 200 tons ofbsiIast
BARR An1.ses.o Utah. Ghssscne, from Now York for
ycrp time ., sea She LETT New York Nov 49, and on tho
"a inst severe sE gal. shc continued Tor
ends for ~ hours the making clean breach her
six hours 70 avoid being washed overso.rd The
captain washed overheard by and back again
'G
ard a. The vessel "a. strained e.ay .prans
Of her cargo tower barrel. Of Hour m tons oil
well nigh With exposure hard work when he
srrved The vessel eered With tackles on the rddcr
900 bushels Of Indian corn 100 tons Of oil cake and 5D
barrels Of -four She will go the marine railway
Rank MrsI Aus ut Delaware Breakwoser from Ipswich,
had heavy weather and lost some sails
Antwerp report. Oct ~ in the Channe had very heavy
weather. on Stsdt lost spanker boom and split foresal
BARNS cmuRcmLL (Br) and GFxsa q dtsD, at Della.
sails '''"" ~ : '''''' ''' 's'''' '' -
ton NO. with gnano not tefore put into Nassau NV
~ leaking badly ON the 18th she bad discharged cargo.
Bostcn struck BY saasll morning Of Dec = % miles
and pu, into rtovincctosn Dec y for repairs.
ssss s ,s% s, si,b N -, fc rn.
cnArnAs. Mass, Dec sscbr Mcnsws. oi Nsy York. from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-10
MINNIE HAUK EXPLAINS.

HER MANAGERS RESPONSIBLE Pon THE DrsAP-
porSrMENr on SUNDAY NIGHr-HER NAME
PUT IN THE BILLS AGAINST HER WISH
WHY SHE DOES NOT SING on SUNDAYS.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL, Dec. o. 1873.
To THE EDrroR OF THE HERaLD:-
viii you have the kindness TO inform the most
esteemed public that had the desire nor in
tention to assist any Of the Sunday concerts Any
announcements connecting my name with them we're
entirely unauthorized by me.
/ was not very well yesterday, and so went in the
country quite early. Mr. Mapleson was informed
that would not sing having written to him several
times during the week to that effect we'll yestcr
day morning II Is, therefore. not my fault IL tho
public was not informed bctimes through the daily
papers in the bills OF my declining to appear. lam
exceedingly sorry TO disappoint public. and never do
If possibly avoid ii. My willingness has
been shown at different times. for instance, when
was announced to sing IN the first Faust perform
well in the charity concert for the 81 Cecilia
Church. II from sick bed rose 10 oblige tho
manager and not dsappoint the public. a. Mr. Maple
testify. ~ II tho law in England and think
the exists In America. u artist cannot be
compelled 10 sing wish 10 hold by
this custom, which tn,n.. 4.hirahle one The
seventh day il the day ~ rest and devotion.
After seeing the result Of yesterday annoy vance.
caused BY tue suppression OF the facts and thereby
harming me with the New York public, think IL
only due 10 the public and press 10 take this oppor
tunity to say that three weeks ago told Mr. Maple
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to have the goodness not TO announce me in the
concert which Mr.. Ole Bnll would give this Saturday
for reasons of which informed Mr.. Mapleson. To
my surprise see ! am still announced at this con-
cert at which, am sorry to say, Icannot sing wish
you also to know that ! cannot sing Pamna in the
Magic Flute" as l do not know the part in the
Italian language and have not the time learn it,
l am studying The Messiah which / sing here
the 21th inst also studying several other parts
in operas Mr.. Mapleson is aware of this: but. not
withstanding, lam announced. Since my engagement
with Mr.. Mapleson in England and here have never
disappointed him at performance. Believe me, sir
that yesterdays occurrence is source of annoyance
TO me; for have. during my whole career iii Europe
been known to be most conscientious in operate
duties to managers. and know perfectly well the
sponsbty and respect due to public who always
encourage and stimulate us, TO further art in
every way possible BY stating some of these facts
which l am forced TO acknowledge to justify my
seeming rudeness yesterday. you will greatly oblige
yours, very sincerely and respectfully.
MINNIE HAUE,
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Steamer Wyoming Br, Gsdd, Liverpool via Queenstown
williams K Guon
steamer Somerset fRrl stamper Bristol Ew Morgan
steamer Margaret. Baker, Havana-I Roberts.
steamer Richmond. Kelly, Norfolk, Void Dominion
Steamship Go.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance BALTIMORE Krcms.
steamer Franconia. Bragg. Portland. Me- Ames
BARK Alexander Campbell, Bunker, Newcastle, E-Simp-
son. Cnpp Co
Bark RIsoiuto Utah. scurpa. Tfcste-siocoyict Co
Bark Constsnta tSor knudscn Bordcau y-Funch. Edge
A Co. AalE.
Bark fFr. Hars Cacn-Dassori. straehle Co.
Bark rrans (Swel. Drysen. Rouen-Benham Bovrsen.
Bark Palo Alto, Grifn, Cape Town, CGIi-G Frank Dyck
man. l..as ...
gehv Come. Bunker, Gbara 0ubat-Cpdio Pero1o.
Srhr A N Payne tfr, Rye, Halifax via South Amboy-
Hatton, Watson a Co
schr Blink Bonnie (Brl, swaine. Yarmouth. Ms, via
kn,rar IL Lina4 "a
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY SHEET

Perth Amboy for Boston. grounded near Life SAVING
Station No IL Yesterday Capt Mayo and crow from tho
station boarded her and her of last night sc IS icak
ing badly.
NEwnrRyroRr. Mass. Dec 9-steamcr Hercules, WHY
from Philadelphia with 05O tons of coal on board IN
coming the liver this morning the Black ROCKS
and lies in bad position
PORTSMOUTH. MI. Dec Fishing schr Annabel from THIS
lying Mt anchor of Odiornos Point was run into early
Friday morning by wood laden unknown vessel ana hnd
mainsa split mninboom gaH carried away, buiwark hha
sanchions on one side swept or davits Total
damage about $500 will repair here The unknown schooner
kept on her
ST. THOMAS. to Dec 9-The repairs of bark Strasbnrg
0ier) from New York for Port Natal. estimated At
f4.2nO including remetaIling.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Dec 7-Schr Seafoam came of the rail
way this morning and will reload her cargo at once
Schr Ella clifton tBr), from Montague, PEI. for New
York Dec =, 10 miles NNW of Cape sable, lost
galley in a Sc gale.
SHIPBUILDiSG-M W II Gem 4 Co. Of Bucksport
have laid tho keel for large bark be built for parties in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-10
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Mile. Litta and Miss Anna Louise Cary are singing
In Italian opera in st. Louis.
q The "Bssber of Seville" will be given toMorrUw
night at the Academy of Music.
I The third concert and address by Miss Selma Borg
will take place at Chickerng Hall this evening The
lady will conduct the orchestra in person.
The concert for Miss Leggeft's Home for Working
Women takes place on Thursday at Steinway Hall.
NJ Remenyi. Miss Ames. Mr.. Courtney. Signor
Campobello and Mr. Dulchcn among the artists
to appear. ~tsto'
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins proposes to commence series
OF SUNDAY evening concerts for the people" at
Chckering Hail. and to confne them to the intcrpre-
taon Of the purest and grandest types Of ecclesas
cal music. number Of our best choirs will be
heard.
Mrs. Dion Boucicauit Miss Agnes Robertson) is ex-
pected to arrive to-day from Europe. She comes on
a professional tour through the United States md
will probably produce two plays. The
lady well known for her former in the
.aOctoroon," "Jessie Brown" Colleen Bawn'
''Jeannie Dean" and other dramas. that she will
doubtless receive a warm welcome in all leading
cities.
Signor Carlo Fontana, the leading scene painter
of Italy the artist who painted the scenes that
surrounded Pasta. Tamburini and Lablsche
when they sang at La Scala, in Milan,
has arrived in this city. He has made proposition
TO paint act drop for the Academy, which will
be work of art if accomplished. The subjects named
are the Olympic Games" and Virtue Triumphing
over Vice" Mr.. Mapleson has offered to subscribe
$780, and it hoped by the artist that the
ers will contribute the balance
In parting with his Liverpool audience Mr.. Soth-
ern in response to unusually demonstrative CALL
said ~ have not report had IL, got paralysis
softening Of the kidneys, spine or liver The plain
fact was-snd is-thst for twentysix years had over
worked my brain and body-no more. Still, that's
enough to reflect upon. In two weeks retire from
public lfeor least six months. and wander through
Italy, the Holy Land &c. OF course shall do Africa
China Japan and America, Just to keep me upin or
binary geogr.phy."
1t is asserted that before the end Of the present
opera Nine. Marie Roze will appear at the
Academy in a number Of important operas, such as
s.Iucrezia Borgia." AIDA" Les Huguenots" and
''semiramide," operas in which she will have OPP
portunity Of illustrating the dramatic ability that has
been the subject Of much praise in the foreign jour
nails She has a remarkably sweet voice and adds TO
the charm Of personal attractions the qualities OF
first rate actress combinations that rare. and SUI
ce 10 make her mistress Of many OF the great lyric
parts that belong to the stage.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

APPoSAUG Dec 7-sailed, schr Julia Elizabeth Slower,
New York
BOSTON. Dec 7--Clearcd, schrs william Thomas.
Mariner, Williamsburg, NY; Mabel Thomas, Mckenzie,
Wseasset to load Tor Norfolk Va; Abbie Bursey Lowell
Kennebec to load for Philadelphia; Richard vaux Clifford
do; r. y Giidersleeve, Hull New York.
ptbArrived. steamers Hndoo tBr, Stevens, Hull United
States Matthew's Savannah; SAXON, SNOW rhiladephia
taucus Bcarse, New York: brig Grace Lothrop Whorf
Cape Iiayten; scbrs AMMO " Allen. Conklin. Bati
more Nellie sjerreii Terrell, Philadelphia; Vim Lewis
Baxter do ~ Iaxnprcy, Gould Horkcnt bird Hall
Acxandris Va; Henry Wilmington, rrowell. Baltimore:
Ida Latham Potter Fort johnson; Marion. from fal
mouth, In A n Fisk Rogers Turks island.
Cirared--steamer Ncreus IIalictt. New York. banks
Azorean Davis rsysl Nicola Harper 1T John Nh; scir
cyrus Hall. HAYS Pensacola
BALTIMORE Dec I--ciesrcd schr Hattie Lollis Shcp.
hcrd, Providence
s.h--ssiled. bark Northwood brig Qusttro sorella
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MANAGERS WANT A LAW THAT IS ALIKE ALL
OVER THE COUNTRY.


New YORK. Dec. g. 1873.
To THE EDITOR THE Herald
want to say q word about American copyright.
Out OF the sixteen managers that represent all the
regular theatres outside of New York. Boston and
Philadelphia, represent in New York, as their ac
credited agent twelve; while. with one exception.
well know the views of the other four. What out-of
town managers require is no law at all. or a good
deal of it, As the law stands the owner OF
French play gets protection in city that is denied
him in another. Mr.. Haverly. OF Chicago, may
range with Mr.. Palmer for French play at a large
figure and il Mr.. Mcvicker get the play and
chooses to produce it in advance the law
will sustain him, while in st. Louis
directly opposite result has already been at
tanned under similar circumstances Out-oftown
managers will gladly pay royalty to have the exclu
sve right to a New York success, and on the other
hand they will quickly find the play and way to
produce il if ii has no protection. lis like the
trade dollar Let them know exactly where and
how they stand and their monetary affairs will not be
seriously injured in either case.
But a law that protects The Celebrated Case in
New York and does not i'll Boston; law that pro-
tects .'Exies' for Boston manager in his city
and will not protect him in New York. is law at
all Every manager III America not even excepting
New York, Boston and Philadelphia. would gladly
welcome law that universal and covered
every part Of country alike that it il clearly
defined Just what they could or could not do in the
matter of both foreign and American plays Yours,
respectfully. c. *. GARDINER.