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MEDICAL STUDENTS win be pleased to

MEDICAL STUDENTS will be pleased to
learn that the Faculty of the Louisville
Medical College louisville, Ky.,) now give
three complete courses of lectures in seven.
teen months, and so arrange their prices
that a student saves 1927 in his medical edu.
cation, and gains his third course of lectures;
all other colleges give in this time only two
courses. Beneficiary privileges are limited,
we see, to five per cent. of the class. Next
session begins October /, 1873. Students
should at once apply, as above, for cata-
logues.
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lately been made familiar to us all, Sir
Richard Granville was vice admiral to
Lord Thomas Howard, and lay of the
Azores with the English squadron in
1891. He vas q noted tyrant to his
crew, . dark, bullying fellow, apparent
~, and it is related Of him that he
would chew and swallow wineglasses, by
way of convivial levity, till the blood
ran out of his mouth. When the Span
ish feet of fifty sail came within sight
of the English, his ship, the Revenge,
was the last to weigh anchor, and was 30
far circumvented by the Spaniards that
there were but two curses open, either
to turn her back upon the enemy or sail
through n of his squadrons. The first
alternative Granville dismissed as dis
honorable to himself, his country and
her majesty's ship. Accordingly he
chose the latter, and steered into the
Spanish armament. Several vessels he
forced to huff and fall under his lee;
until, about 3 o'clock of the afternoon, q
great ship of three decks of ordnance
took the wind out of his sails, and inn
mediately boarded. Thenceforward, and
all night long, the Revenge held her own
singlehanded against the Spaniards. As
one ship was beaten of another took its
place. She endured, according to Ra-
computation, "eight hundred
shot Of great artillery, besides nany a.
saults and entries" By morning the
powder was spent, the pixies all broken,
mot . stick wa standing, g nothing left
overhead either for fight or defence"
nix feet of water in the hold; almost all
the men hart and Greeville himself in
: dying condition. To bring them to
this pass . feet Of fifty sail had been
mauling them for fifteen hours, the ad-
miral OF the Hulks and the Ascension Of
6aville had both gone down aloagside,
and two other vessels had taken refuge
ON shore in y sinking state. In Hawke q
words, they had taken q great deal oi
drubbing." The captain and crew
thought they had done about enough,
but Granville was not of this opinion
he gave orders to the master gunner,
whom he knew ~ be I fellow after hi
own stamp. TO scuttle the Revenge where
she lay. The Others, who were moi
MORALLY wounded like the admiral, in.
terfercd with some decision, locked the
master gunner into his cabin, after hay.
ing deprived him Of his sword, for he
manifested an intention to kill himself
It he were mot to sink the ship, and sent
to the 6paniards to demand terms. These
we're granted. The second or third day
after Granville died of his wounds
aboard the Spanish flagship, leaving hi.
contempt upon the " traitors and docs'
who had not chosen to do as he did, and
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Nutritious Cookery.

Nothing is 20 we'll calculated to pro
mote good health and good humor as light,
easily-digested, nutritious cookery. With
that u~nrivalled article, DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER, in the kitchen, elegant, white,
mullins, buckwheat cakes, ETC., are always
possible in every household.
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Real merit win win, and the merit of
DR.. Graves HEART REGULATOR has won
for itself q deserved reputation in the cure
of Heart Disease. A well known firm in
Manchester, N. H., say:
I'VE have sold in the last three months forty bot
ties Of Dr.. Graves HEART REGULATORS. Every one
that has used it says that 1t has proved satisfactory.
LirrLEYIELD 4 HAYES"
Among the many forms of Heart Disease
are Palpitation, Enlargement, Spasms of the
Heart, Stoppage of the Action OF the Heart,
Trembling all over and about the Heart,
Ossidcation or Bony Formation of the Heart,
Rheumatism, General Debility and Sinking
of the Spirits. Send your name to F. E.
INGALLS,, Concord N. H., for q pamphlet
containing a list of testimonials of cures.
etc. The HEART REGULATOR is for sale by
druggists at SO cents and 81 per bottle.
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kPn0MiA BAMlSMEO.

THE DUMB SPEAK.-Prompted by sympathy, a
st. John druggist induced q daughter of Joseph
Armstrong, Esq, of Greenhesd, TO substitute Fell
lows Hypophosphites in place OF using q blister,
which had been to restore her power
Of speaking. Thu surprise was a. delightful to our
spothecary - to the patient, when an hour after
taking the nnt dose. the lady returning. audibly
thanked him Tor having restored her voice.
The unique Strengthening effect produced upon
the nerves and muscles explains the vitalixing eff
cacy Of Fellows Hypcphosphites in Wasting Dis
eases, Consumption, asthma, Bronchitis, L cngestion
Of the Lungs, Cough, Difficulty Of Breathing. De-
6iiity from icns illnets, such - DiPhtheria, Fevers,
from residence in unhealthy localities or hot coun-
tries nervous or mental depression, hyTo-
chondria. DC.
Fellow Hypophosphites is the most genial blood
and fseh producing agent known.
The name Of JAMES /. FELLOWS, the inventor,
10 sen In water-nsark upon the yellow wrapper, by
holding Il before the light. To avoid disappoint-
mont use none but Fellows' Hypophosphites.
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Clear the Way

For the escape from the systenAsQf its
waste and debris, which, if retained, would
vitiate the bodily fluids and overthrow
health. That important channel Of exit, the
bowels, may be kept permanently free from
distractions by using the non-griping. gently
Stomach Bitters, which not only liberates
impurities, but invigorates the lining Of the
intestinal canal when weakened by consti-
patton or the unwise use of violent purga-
tives. The stomach, liver and urinary or
gans are likewise reinforced and aroused to
healthful action by this benefcent tonic
and corrective, and every organ, fiber, mus
Gle and nerve experiences a share Of its in
MIGRATING influence. Unobjectionable in
flavor, a most genial and wholesome me-
dicinal %stimulant, and owing its efficacy to
botanic sources exclusively, it is the remedy
best adapted to household use on account
Of its safety, wide scope and speedy action.
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THE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY.
New York. Boston. aud Chicago.
CRAMPS and pains in the stomach and
bowels, d~ysentery and diarrhea are very
common just now and should be checked at
nee. JOhnson's Anodyne Liatnsent will pos
itively cure all such cases and should be
kept in every family.
The most distressing case of scrofula
or blood poison hat we ever heard of was
cured by Payson's Psryatsre Pill. These
pills make nesc rich blood, and taken one q
night for three months will change the blood
in the entire system.
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The Duke of Wellington has had his
right eye removed by q surgeon.
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For upwards of thirty years Mrs.
WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children with never-failing success. 1t
corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dys.
EMERY and diarrhes, whether arising from
teething or other causes. An old and well.
ried remedy. Is G t.. q bottle.
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noticed that after the note of alarm has
been sounded, ali the crows in the vicin-
ity will leave that field. and approach it
no more that season. It il . simple
thing, yet all who try it will find it .
success.
GULL out undesirable fowls, and keep
only good ones. Pure-bred fowls are q
profitable, in their way, ~ other pure
bred stock. Feed young pullets with
boiled potatoes, mashed in the water
they have been cooked in, and mixed,
while hot, with corn meal and cracked
wheat Feed this warm. and every
week give them some of the " Imperial
Egg Food" with some Bowker 4 Co.'s
meat and bone -four along with the
food. This win give eggs all through
the winter. The culled fowls may Be
cooped and fed on scalded skimmed
milk, with c0rn and oat meal, for three
weeks, when they will be n fat q they
can be made; to feed any longer ID .
waste of time and food. This food
makes sweet and white flesh and fat.
When fed for market, give only corn
which makes the yellow fat 80 much de-
aired by poultry dealers.
A FOREIGN chemist has published I
new method of preserving fruit which
deserves . trial on . small scale, q il 10
20 simple, yet 1t il deemed to be perfect
in the preservation Of the peculiar and
original favor: "Wash the specimens
clean after gathering, and place in ves-
selA . Auid composed Of 200 to 800
grains Of sugar to one litre Of pure water
and % rrnina 10 3 grains If aalfcvlic acid
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WE have q list Of a thousand country
weeklies, in which w can insert a one.inch
advertisement one year for two dollars and
a quarter a paper, or for the same price we
can insert 6fty-two reading notices, Ia new
one every week. averaging seven lines each.
For list of papers and other particulars, adj
dress BRALs Il FOSTER, 10 Spruce street,
New York.
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Af&6 to1S, In farm lots and ON terms to suit oil Glasses
0end p0etalcArd for maps and pamphlet descriptive Of
n co1ntisa Low freights. Excursion tickets, out and
bacs. tree . buyers start rtehs! Fur any tnforneucn
06Esss, Chicago. er Cedar Rapids, lovsa.
J. IL GA. lind CIeusnLosi0nw
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Lawrence University,

An Institution for both sexes. Classical and
Scientific College Course. Preparatory and AGA
dcmfc Department, with Commercial Schools. Schools
ofoM usic and Of Painting and Drawing. One Of the
least y psnsiye and q the same time most eficient col;
scholsfship and . high moral tone. Fall term be-
gins Sept. II, and continues Il weeks.
Address q. -. President.
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DEADwooD, D. T. June % 1878.
The following despatch has just been received from
General Bradley,s camp:-
A GRoUNDLEss PANIC.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, juno %, 1878.
The best informed persons hore havc been utterly
increduious to any serious Indian trouble in WIS
consn from tho hrsL and tho opinion Is confirmed by
u report Of the Pioneer Press representative, who
wont to Grantsburgh and tsiegrsphed. after
full investigation Of tho mstter:-"rhe
panic rs great Many houses In the country being
deserted, aud the towns Of st. Croix Falls Nortn
Branch aud Rush CITY arc filled with iugitives; but
grounds Tor alarm can DO dscerned and no hostile
Indians can be found or heard o. The report can be
traced only personal quarrcis OF the Indians with
the y htcs, IN which the former have suffered One
Indian was killed by his companion Tor spreading
rumors OF trouble The Indians deprccate panic.
fearing punishment II Is evidently srouudicss
panic u large scale. General Forsyth, ot General
Sheridan's stan, went to Rush City tonight. He
makes light Of tho whole matter"
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CHIPPEWA INDIANS REPORTED QUIET.

w WASHINGTON, juno Y, 1878.
lie response to tslographic inquiry concerning the
reported Chippewa outbreak the ommissioner OF In
dian Affairs to-day in receipt Of the following toc
gram from Indian Agent Mahcn, under date OF Bay
1eld, Wis, June 81, via Ashland 22d:-
Can hear Of o usual excitement a lew Red River
Indians reported have toward the St. Gruix
River in Buraets county. Wis, meet dancing party
from Mile Lac reservation in Minnesota. but not
Of my trouble. All the Indians this
LA Pointel are aniet.
A recent telegram from Genoral Sheridan to tbs
War Department says substantially that The fears
OF hostllItieS the borders OF Minnesota and Wis
cousin by the Chippewas have diminished If troops
should needed they would be sent bv General Han
cock. There has been lorna call on the govern
ment hcro Tor protection from the threatened out
brOakR
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chester, teegraphs at midnight as fonows:-
.Chares Matthews, who is staying here, Is no
better In TACT, his case is hopeless
WHAT THREATENS RUSSIA:


TURKEY AND THE PRINcIPALrrIEs TALK OF
RESISTANCE TO THE CONGRESS- DECISIONS
AND THE RUSSIAN occUPArIoN-cAN rUR-
KEY BE REUNITED FOR WAR PURPOSES?
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.l
BERLIN. June p, 1878.
The most conflicting rumors are current here In
relation the discussions OF the Congress-; but
is evident that little harmony exists between the
pleniporentaries who seem to be actuated less by
peaceful than by personal motives Russia and
England striving hard to attain their separate
ends, and 1t IS probable that the interests OF Tur
key are o secondary consideration to them
THE POSITION OF TURKEY
Al the same time, Turkey is looking out for Ler
rights, and she will not submit to any agreements
not satisfactory TO her. Various bitches are con-
stantly arising, and these cause some alarm. 1t
ID not yet certain that crisis has been averted,
for each nation holds out against certain conces-
sions with hard obstlnacy.
FORMIDABLE PROTEST.
The difficulty is further increased by the action
which, it is said, has already been taken BY Tur.
key and some OF her allies. According to this, the
latest report promulgated, the Turks the Rouma.
Mans, the Servians and the Montenegnns, hold
private meetings frequently for the purpose OF CON-
Ing to understanding; or, In other words, de-.
wise measures Of defence In the results OF the
Congress should not be satisfactory.
RESISTANCE by ARMS.
These tour allies will protest against any resou.
tons adopted by Congress which are not to their
taste. They 20 further, and do not scruple to
speak OF resistance BY arms; the possibility OF
renewal OF the war with Russia is thus reopened.
WITH OR WITHOUT ENGLAND.
These bold rebels declare that they will not wait
for England II that Power should not be Wiling
this time to take sides with Turkey, they will go
to war without her assistance. Moreover, they
IRE supported by the Hungarian Committee.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OpDIcK or THE CHfEr SIGNAL OFFICER, J
WASHINGTON, June I'd A. NJ. J

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrvicK or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Id A. n.
Indications
For tho Middle staies Southern Now England.
novtheYly winds, rising barometer, stationary or
lower temperature, and cloudy and clearing weather,
wish occasional rains.
For the south Atlantic States, northwest winds,
soosr. followed by warmer clear weather and rising
barometer will prevail.
For the Gulf States, winds shifting to south AID
east warmer clear weather, stationary, followed BY
falling, barometer and possibly by local rains
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley and the lake re-
e,on stationary or rising barometer, northwest TO
southwest winds, partly cloudy weather and occa.
nonal rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
eys warmer southeast winds, Increasing coueincss
aud failing barometer
Tne rivers will generally fall somewhat
Cautonary signals are ordered TOR northeast winds
n Eastpori.
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Exposition Charles Blanc savagely observes
that the United States facade is character
less and does not even exhibit the sugges-
ton OF art. An air Of barbarism pierces
through the architecture, which, however,
is perfectly suitable for New York, Phila-
delphia or Chicago cafes. How just and
impartial this erudite gentleman is may be
judged from the fact that he refuses to take
into account the late and hurried character
Of our organization.
TROUBLE AMONG THE JURORS.
In connection with this it is worth noting
that the celebrated artist. Antoine Hebert.
has resigned from his position as juror of
the Fine Arts Exhibition. He is said to be
shocked at the manner in which his fellow
liar considerations prevented Paul Baudry
from taking place on the exhibition jury.
MME. THEIRS AND HENRY M. STANLEY.
Nine. Theirs visited tho American de-
partment on Wednesday under the guidance
of Commissioner Mccormick, and expressed
herself as greatly pleased. The explorer,
Henry M. Stanley, visited the department.
on the same day.
PROSPECTIVE AMERICAN AWARDS.
1t is too soon to speak definitely of the
awards, but from the nearest indications it
seems probable that fair share of awards
will fall to the lot of our department in ag-
ricultural products, hardware and machi-
merry of all kinds. Professor Barnard is
preparing report on the Exhibition at
large.
AQUATIC SPORTS AHEAD.
Yachts and rowing boats are arriving in
the Seine in large numbers and matches are
beginning to be made.
MISS WARDS CLOTHES.
Worth, the man milliner, has issued
cards this week inviting people to an exhi-
bition consisting Of sixteen splendid theat-
rical costumes for Miss Genevieve Ward,
who sails for America next week.
cAssAoNAc AND THE SHAH.
Isabella, the ex-Queen Of Spain, gave a
dinner to the Shah on Thursday, at which
NJ. Paul de Cassagnac was presented to His
Persian Majesty. It is said that the barba-
rian monarch has promised the doughty
Paul the Order of the Lion and Sun, in ad-
miration Of his pluck.
FIGARO AND THE SHAH
Apropos Of the Shah, His Majesty
has been to the Office Of the Figaro to see
the paper printed. All the crowned heads
and royal princes visiting Paris have
to 90 through this ordeal. They are re-
warded by concert Of Bohemians and o
cold bite from the nearest restaurant
FESTIVE EvEN1s
The ball at the Ministry of Marine on
Friday was one Of the most brilliant Of the
season. Four thousand guests were pres
ent, including many Americans.
The preparations for the grand ball at the
Luxembourg on Monday are on a magnifi-
cent scale.
Mrs. Won Hoffman gave soiree dansante
to the American Colony on Thursday.
MILITARY FRANCE
The discipline and fine bearing of the
troops In the grand review on Thursday are
themes of universal admiration and rejoic-
ing The progress OF all arms Of the SER
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MACKENzIEs MEXICAN EXPEDITION

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, uns %, 1878.
have perfectly reliable intelligence that MAcken-
zies expedition has returned tho river.
He had no agh, but recovered 400 head Of stock. Ho
chased tho regular Mexican troops under Colonel
Pedro Valdez twice, but could not ovcrtskc them.
General Mackan zie reached Fort Clark on FRIDAY.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET

RIO JASsfRo, June II. 1879.
Coffee market quiet. with downw Ard tendency. Goo
Arsts s, TOO rcis $50 refs per 10 kiios
Exchange London. III
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Charles W. Jones, OF Florida. Is at the Now
York Congressman Jay A. Hubbsl. OF Michigan,
and Judge Theodore Miller, OF the New York Court Of
Appeals are at the Fiith Avenue D. B. Penn, Of
Now Orleans, Is a. tho Hoffman. Ex-senator Alexan
der Ramsey, OF Minnesota, Is at the Windsor Gen.
eralJamss H. Wilson, Of ST. Louis, is at tho BcvoorI
Captain H. w. Howgate Is at the St Mich olas
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature Tor past twenty four hours, In com
psr,sou with tho corresponding date OF last year,
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
uEsALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway:-
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Average temperature yossSruay OoA
Average temperature for corresponding date "a
last year ....s......s.........s... uo
1871 1873.
Weakly avcrags................... 724.7 G961
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uynrRaAND COMpErlTION

UNDERHAND COMPETITION CAE NEVER Az
feet the ropu standard article
SULPHUR the renowned antdote for skin diseases
and caruer the complexion Beware OF limitations OF
this popular remedy tor which the rsmedia
ties are They utterly vaueess II not injuri
ous sold grocers and fancy goods de AIs
q. n. CRIT ENION. Proprietor. 9th