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OCEAN GROVE.
CHILDREN's DAY AT THE SEASIDE CAMP
MEETING,

cHILDREN's DAY AT THE SEASIDE CAMP
OCEAN GROVE, n j., July 10, 1878.
The services at the camp meeting to-day wero de-
voted 10 the children, and were conducted by tho
Rev. Il. r. Hammond tho children's evangelist. At
SIX A. N. tDcre prayer meeting, conducted BY
the Rev. Drs Hughes, Palmer and Earl, and Mrs.
Mary Lathrop, OF Michigan. At haf-past eight A. NJ.
a grace-aboVudng and holiness meeting was led by
the Rev. DR.. Palmer and wife. In the tabernacle, at
tho nalf-past ten A. N. meeting, IN the auditorium,
the attendance somewhat greater than on yester
day. Several hundred children were present, and adj
dressed by the Rev. Mr.. Hammond, who maintained
tn at children DO converted and that they remain
so longer than grown persona lie explained inc
method OF teaching them TO help 10 convert others
bringing the to Sabbath schools, and urged parents
and Sunday school workers have faith, energy and
prayer repeated by all in sentences alter the speaker
Al the Tabernacle, at hall-past one, led by Mr..
Hammond and Miss Hamilton, OF Brooklyn, many
young girls and boys spoke Of early CONVERSION The
young peoples meeting, at Eal.past Two, was led ny
Mrs. DR.. Palmer At the auditorium, at three +.
children, but not as many as were expected. During
his discourse he exhibited the Crown OF Thorns, from
Jerusalem, and Told The children Bible stories and
sketches OF travels IN the Holy Land, closing with
PRAYER repeated as IN the morning. There was then
singing by the choir, undcr Professor John Is.
sweeney, of tho song, Jesus Loves Me"
In the evening there was a sermon by the Rev II.
81. Sanders OF the Baptist churcn ut Yonkers n. Y.
Tomorrow sermons will be delivered BY Samuel Fall
lows, ESQ.,, the Presiding Bishop Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, and MISS AIRY Lathrop OF Mlcni-
gan. The weather Is clear and COOL
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ROUND LAKE.

OPENING OF THE PALESTINE PARK SUNDAY
SCHOOL AssEMBLY-A BANQUET AND SER
VICE OF SONG
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ROUND LAKE, N. ", July l6, 1878.
The initatory meeting OF tho series to be held
during the season at TINS well known water
Ing place and camp ground took place
this morning in the opening exercises OF tho
Palestine Park Sunday school Assembly rndcr
the direction Of Rev. John II. Vincent, u. D. OF New
York, who has devoted his iiie TO this work. rho
purpose Of hc assembly "a tho instruction and Gu
eoursgsment OF sunday school teachers, aud the pro-
arammc which extends over period OF eleven days.
Is similar 10 those which have been Tor several
years esrrisd out with the best effect nj
Chautauqua The meeting ~ not UNCONVENTIONAL,
Of Iessons 10 90 used having been prepared
By the representatives. of sl the evangelical dcoom-
instons ana IT, lecturers and teachers invited from
the VARIOUS churches. At the close OF the course
,ured efficiency In the preparatory studies laid down.
CATnHRING OF TiIE CLANS
For several past the trains nave brought largo
numbers OF those Interested IN sunday schools, and
the cottages ahd tents, heretofore comparatively
deserted, have been rapidly nlisd and tho Palestine
Park, supposed TO represent the entire country OF
Palestine over tho provcrbial space IRON Dan 10
Bc-rsheba; the recently discovered spring; the
ihe new hotel built profane model for wao OF an-
other, have been overrun WITH quiet looking people,
simple 10 CARO- aud earnest OF manner All this re-
suited IN largo attendance, and when the bell rang
out from tho grand stand and Joseph nj Imam,
ercnty called the Johu Morrissey OF Round Lake
his customary position, the great row of
trout were soon hlled to repletion
gxKRCisEs
After that service OF song which here procedcs
everything and nils up every interval creating the
impression that the people must have taken
In inspiration from the BIRDS, Mr. Huffman de-
nvcrcd the welcome address aud introduced
Dr. yincent, who replied and assumed the
presidency OF the meeting. Addresses were
tben made py Rev. Rufus Clark, d. D., OF Albany;
Rev DR. Wilkinson, OF the Rochester Theological
Seminary Rev Dr Townsend, OF Boston; Rev. ). A.
WOfoen, OF Princeton, secretary OF the sunday
BcbosI society ot the Presb, terrain Church; Frank
Beard, Of New York city, and Rev. br. Grcen, Of
Canada. which ended the exercises OF the Assembly
for 40 car the course OF instruction beginning to-
morrow.
oPRxfve rEw
In the afternoon The new hotel was opened by a
sursnsuous dinner 70 press. which might DO con-
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CLEARED.

Steamer Abyssnla 3D. Murphy Liverpool, via Queens
town-C q Frnncklyn.
steamer oberon tBr). Campbell, Livcrpooi-wnrron a
Co.
steamer italy ffsr), Simpson, London-F W j Hurst
Ste amer Asstia tBr. Mackay, London-iIcnderson
Bros . - .
steamer Othello (Br). Mitchell. Hull &c Wright
Co .
Bcbisn
steamer Romulus tf,r, Trail, IIavre-tunch, Edys
Go. -
steamer Tybce, Kuehi, 81 Domingo City. &c-wm
CLYDE n Co.
steamer wyanokc Couch. Norfolk, City Point aud Rich
mond Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Josephine Thomson. Moore. Batrnore-wm
Dalze.
steamer VIM Woodward. Young. Bsltimore-wm Dali
xell -
steamer Beverly, Wallace Philadelphia James Hand
Steamer ten whitney. inllctt. Boston-Ii y Dimock.
ship Colchester tIr,, Rctte Bremcn--soow Burgess
ship criterion. Lnil. Bremsn-vcrn m u Brown Co.
ship Brcaeilshe t,ierJ. Rembken Brcmen-rheo Kruger
shir elizabeth Gcr. iiaiberstact. Istcmcn-i kccp
Ship Magnolia (Rr,. sutton, IIavrc snow Burgess
BARK Origine uaD Csvasss. Cork or Falmouth Tor or
ders Slocovich A 10
Bark ylIora HOPKINS, HOPKINS. Bremen swan Son.
Bark Germans tGer) Culver, bremen II koop n Go.
Bark khea rier. Budie. Dsn.xic-C Tobias 4 Co.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, July 16, 1878.
ADDITIONAL REDUCTIONS IN THE FORCE AND
SALARIES OF THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
Owing 10 tho rccent legislation by Congress II has
been found necessary by the Secretary OF the In
terror 10 make additional dsmssals and reductions
In the salaries OF Patent Onlco employees. Acting
Commissioner Doolite, assisted by the Chief Clerk
IND other officers of the bureau, are now engaged
n preparing a statement to that end. 1t
" understood that laborers and messengers who have
heretofore received $50 and SOS, viii DO reduced TO
k55 per month, and tne attendants in the model room
VIII hereafter receive but $500 per year.
THE QUESTION OF PRACTICAL REsUMPTIoN-
SMALLER GOLD COINS LIKELY TO GET INTO
CIRCULATION.
1t Is Understood that no formal opinion has been
given by the Attorney General the Secretary Of
Treasury concerning the exchange Of gold for notes
from the United States Treasury. lr fact. upon
Secretary Of the Treasury and tho Attorney
General agree that this cannot be done until
The 1sI of January. Tho Treasury Department has
The option, however, OF paying gold government
account at my tme The smaller gold coins are likely
10 got into circulation manner. The coin bal
still shows steady increase, aud at the close OF
business to-day amounted to 5000, $40, 900.
WHY NIB. DODGE, OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE, REsIoNED.
The resignation of Mr. Dodge, tho satistican of the
Department OF Agriculture Is understood by those who
know his views to be intended rs protest against
what he alleges be tucom potency and recklcssnoss
In the cement OF the affairs OF that department
Mr.. Dodge's connection with the Department OF Agrl-
culture dates Its organization sixteen years ago
Ia dav.
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sidsrcd purely . secular performance; but here
everything parJakes Of the character OF tho place
and 20 when Joseph Hiiman arose and proposed
singng:-
Praise God from whom all blessings fow,
Every body joined In naturally, from tho besming
landlord down the foot of table, the repre-
sentatives OF the Fourth estate" making effort
were proposed and responded 10 with no very great
success ana II only when tho orchestra
chorus OF 500 singers, under the direction OF f.
H. Ellis, OF Lawrence, burst forth that the normal
condItion OF affairs restored and everybody felt
ut home again. That no proper interest might DO
Withheld from the occasion. Professor Greenes chime
OF bells andthe Dand from Balston Spa were added 10
the attractions
Fireworks and music on tho lake in the evening
ended tho entertainment intended to prccede the
active work OF the Assembly.
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TWO SUICIDES WITH ONE PISTOL

Gilbert BischoG, over ifty years OF age, CON-
mitted suicide some time between Saturday last and
yesterday afternoon, when his partially decomposed
body was found In his room at No. "a North Third
street, Williamsburg. Tho place is n narrow tene-
ment three In height, and let out furnished
rooms Blsshonrs being on the second floor, and II
has now been the scene OF three suicides, orc
some years ago aud another something ovor wear
ago when ono Mcnamara blew hts brains out with
the same old two bsrrelicd pistol that DischoG SO
recently used. Hts absence had been noted, and tho
smell emitted from the room induced It's examina-
tou the landlord Ofccr Lyon, of the Finh precinct
bursting In the door, TO 1nd the body as stated.
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ANrwyRP July 5-The Sokoto Goudey arrived here from
Baltimore reports that the 4th Jnne la lat ~ lon 2.
w, she picked up painted hfeboy marked Caste
Home. of Maryport" II appeared to have been In the
water about DAYS
IIARwIcH, July 5-The Arcturus OF Now Orleans Cos
telo. wnich arrived here to-day from Philadelphia
tmazs), In collision une 80 OF Dung with the
Premier McKenxe from Mramichi, and lost oboom and
fcretopmast
IAvnE July 4rhe Sofa (Austrian). which grounded in
the Seine her voyage from New Orleans Tor Rouon
I'm aizc) ahoat and brougt back this port
In sinking May IT. has sold 3Ok
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DROWNED OFF The WEST BANK.

The bark America, OF Now Haven, vas being towed
TO sea by tho steam tug Union on tho 18th Inst,
whom OF the wost Bank one Of tho hands, George
Jones, a native OF Sweden, fell overheard. The cry
OF "Man overheard" passed IRON lip to lfp, and
anoth sailor, Louis Bell, jumped alter him. but
Jones disappeared Captain Armstrong, master OF
tho bark, ordered the steamboat to lot 20 the tow
line and rescue the men: but before the boat could
rescn them the unfortunate men had disappeared.
They were both drowned
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SAILED.

Steamers Nevada tBr), Liverpool: Prior ssv). uuli
Hansa DER. Bremen; Wysnoke. Richmond. Ac barks
samson (Nor. Kevs; Archer London Rhes Ger. Dant
ze; scmmeren tNor), Antwerp; Nen.phsr dr). hnyre !
lam (Br). do; J r Merry. Genos: l. W Armstrong
Point Alpha (,r) Baroados; sarah Doug
lass. Tarpnn Bay. ia; Flora Woodhouse. -
Also sailed Us of alton for Ann apolis
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

SELMA, Ala, July l6, 1878.
The first State Convention OF tho Sunday schools Of
Alabama assembled In this city to-day, and was
gapized with Mr.. w. l.. Baker, of Mobile, Presi-
dent. About hundred nifty delegates from all
parts Of The State are in attendance, among whom
a number of gentlemen OF the frat talent the
State, both ministers and laymen.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

New YoRx, July i6-Noon.
Tho Western Union time ball to-day dropped ga seconds
slow owing TO an accident al interruption the wre
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NAVAL INTELLIGLNCE.

WASHINGTON. July 10, 1878
lieutenant F. j. Drake has been ordered to the
Powhatap, al New York.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON July 16, 1878.
General Wright, OF the Corps OF Engineers WHO re-
ported here on Saturday from New York, has been
placed on duty es acting chief OF tho corps OF
engineers on account the serious illness Of General
Hum
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON July 16. 1873
Notice Is given that aud after August 10. 1878,
xed light will be shown from the lighthouse recently
erected at Sand Point LAuss lay Lake Superior, Mich.
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared at Now Bedford July 10, bark Chas Morgan
Ellis. Atlantic Ocean.
spoken. June 10, bark Il Phillips Francis, NIB. boil
ing having taken $50 bpls oil since leaving st Mcha:s
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails Destination
Sie'fuer.
omce.

ArEs OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW yoRK FOR THE MONTHS
OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

| Bs,lrsn,ssss July i2-Arrivcd, brig 81 Louis ter,,
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Lizard. July 16, PM-Wind n, moderate; fine.
ST CarnAniShs ugsD, July 10. PM-Wind ssw. light
Emo; barometer, 10. 80.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, SUPPLEMENT-

BARBADOS July 10 Arrived @ Moseley. Higgins.
Sailed june 10. sshr Lizzie Dow Kelley. orehila:
2oth, brig Comalo !Br,, for Montres
In port 80 brig stephen Bishop GiEey for Porto
BRlDcxwAIrn, Ms. July s-csarcd, bark Ymer Nor'.
cAERsAnvos. July i2-Arrived brig Orleans tBr,. Boil
DrasaAnA June 2s-In port schr Minnie Loud, Poot'
Sailed 20rh schrs II Rursn kvers, Baracoa mot as
before reported: Lookout. Newell. ssgna w.s,..o,
iTAsrsroRr Ms. July II-Cleared brig Genoa fBr'.
mAIirAx July i2-Arrved, bark Enchanser (Br). Tofs
Liverpool -, v.,.
Rr) Batteshy Liverpool; C-rvn (Brl Taylor. Shields
Homer On Walker London; Ca. sdoc fBr, stacey, New
castle Lasceies ,Br'' Booth barrow sn'p "''""s
Sailed 18th steamer Dominion (Br, Boush.tte Liver
Island (Br), Zesiand. Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN July 4-saiied, bark orto utsp, sehiaf6
CLEARED July 4. banks n.vide G..D. c.:so,. Allos
Quknsc July is~Arrived, ship F Il Kocknm Csw,,
wssin LvsrpOs s.n ship a"esr B Ees ansvs snID
below 18th ships Lake Erie Br), seIater. from Glas
CLEARED 18th ship AIh.rtine tsr Cunningham Bristol
brig is%y. Shrl nu.ehin,on pu .,. r., Kin,
(l3rj, Scott London Tor Quebec
RcnIBUcro July l3sailed. bark Annie McNairn tBr,
ST PIkRRK. Mart Juno c7-In port brig Ida tBr,. for
1 H.%e'n spqs, states ns fro"
TT JAco. July l4-Arrived, bark Morning Star Br).
snELnURxE, July I6--Arrived. bark Emma g scammeli
tBr) Saunders Greeuock land ordered to New York;.
rJoHS. NIB July Is Arrived. sehr Netsie DID, Brett,
sailed 18th. steamer FlsmSorough tBr, Fraser. Cow
Bay iS,h, ship Charlotte White Dyer Liverpool b ARK
Cleared 18th. schr Hattie King, Crowley. New York
The daily gazette., 1878-02-21
Wasn't Fooled.

Women can't read boys nature as
men can, and they might as well own
it up. The Sibley street mother who
yesterday sent her boy to a drug store
with bottle and o sealed note, imag-
ined that she was sharper than the SER
pents tooth when she wrote to the drug
gist =
dSend me a pint of port wine,. and
write on the label, 'P. W.-Poison.
The druggist followed orders, and
when the boy got outside he tore off the
wrapper and read the label:
"P. W.-Poison," he mused as he walk
ed along-"wonder what this is z. w.
doesn't stand for bed bugs, and know
it, and It doesn't mean rats, either. T.
w. can't be hair-dye, nor scalp wash, and
Pm going to touch my tongue to it,"
He touched. 1t tasted so good that he
took a sip, and meeting three or four
boys Just then, the crowd entered lum-
ber yard and 2. W'd the contents OF
that bottle till only gill was left. Then
one of the lads ran home after dippei
of water filed up the bottle, and the
Sibley street boy trotted homewards
whispering: i4L,t.u
aP. w. means purity weak, and if she
finds it so she mustn't blame nobody bu'
the druggist"
The daily gazette., 1878-02-21
Personal.

{ DR.. Alexander Clinton, a nephew of
DE Witt Clinton, died in Now York on
Saturday.
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll has offered
for sale his splendid sixty-thousand-dol-
lar residence in Peoria, LII. He has
located in Washington.
Gen. Hancock is received with great
cordiality in New Orleans. The munich
pal authorities formally rendered him
the hospitalities OF the city.
Mr.. Jennings writes from London that
Disraeli, in his seventy-third year, stands
the order well, but his young secretary,
Mr.. Montagu Cory, has broken down,
to the general regret of civilized Lon
don.
Mr.. A. Fl. Stephens is credited with
saying, the other day: al want TO die In
the harness" He added that, If his
health continues as good as IL is now, he
would be a candidate for election to the
next Congress.
Leonard Volk, the sculptor, is in New
York on business connected with the
casting of his colossal bronze statue Of
Stephen A. Douglas, ''the Little Giant,
ordered by the State of illinois. 1t is to
be cast by Power, and to cost $4,000.
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e,vS,' ,S.."i,. and Bonds.
Huntington Markets.

DEL, Feb. q, 1879
Hons at the Rrandywlne MILE ioi
y 1,s- 4,anr ., 8.00a 800
\ r... rlou'''' 7OOa 3 90
Wui T,o.,, c.,, 67Ba o 90
heriou'''' nc l40
'""''''''''' 63c
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Fhe. Best quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
The MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
r.a MEDICINES
AT Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLoGNES, &c.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A Glass OF ICE COLD ARCTIC SODA
WATER,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice EXTRACTS,S STRONG
and Pure, Az
At Ninth aud Market.
A Good KEY WEST or DOMESTIC
CIGAR, .I5
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN q IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the best" WILLIAMS, RAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
N u AT WILLIAMS
U.otce Goods. Accuracy q dfspe''stno, a'o
Reasonable FTfces.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION-S STORE
4lAf Corner Ninth and Market.
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Gen. Jas. Launier Graham who was
arrested in New York on the civil COM
plaint of Mrs. Elizabeth Mccall, whose
estate he held in trust, was released on
bail yesterday from the sheriff's custody
in $4,000, Malcolm Graham, OF Maiden
his suretiss in $4,000 each, qualifying
in double that amount.
The daily gazette., 1878-02-21

William Robertson, the wealthiest
colored man of St. Louis, whose ambi-
ton was to own the costliest barber shop
in the world, is dead. He had $4,000
insurance on his life.
The New York Times censures Sena-
tor Conkling for not speaking against
the silver bill, styling him the "silent
Senator"
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RAILROADS.

A'InTpIEliLdpIiA, i WILMINGTON A.
FILLMORE RAIL ROAD. oN "
Nov'R Goth, 1877.
n' will leave Wilmington as follows
1IUSeiPaia IS adi and Intermediate Stations.
|46, n '@%'S4', M 10 70 a. m, 2 30, 4 90,
4s, p, m, M w. "A. a. m. IL 81.
more M. and intermediate Stations,
as l@OTe Re and n Washington, 70 81, "a. $40
SS MI, \, Y 4 y, 500, p. M. Oh i0' o'S'
CASH. aoeaiaware Division, leave for.
bmlns en ~, $50, a. m. Lis, 6 80 nm.
m., % enS Intermediate Stations. AT
lis. 1 n N Intermediate Stations 9.3e.
Isd., SUNDAY TRAINS.
amueiphia NJ n and Intermediate s,.,,,,,.
[Iads,,o,,ie %, ,o,eo, $50, p. m. i"'e s'ations,
'" and New York, 2.os. 8 "A, a.
D'0'' and Washington, 70 81. l ,e a
led ddutaer to III Information passengars . :.
/, '" 'he time tables nosta5 ~ aIe se
ID. f. KENNEY
Superintendent.
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PECIAL NOTICES.
IL unk keI's Bitter
Wine Of Iron.

Never been known TO fail In the cure
Iness, attended with symptoms, in
bon to exertion, loss of memory,
ky OF breathing, general weakness,
bf disease, weak nervous, trembling,
horror OF death, night sweats cold
pkness, dimness Of vision, laDguOr,
al lassitude of the muscular sys-
bormous appetite, with dyspeptic
hot hands, flushing OF the body,
OF the skin ,Dallid cOuntenance and
pms on the face, purifying the blood,
the back, heaviDess OF the eyelids,
{ht black spots flying before the eyes.
sutfuslon and loss OF sight;
pf attention, etc. These symptoms
Pc from weakness, and to remedy
lse Il, F. kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
1t never falls. Thousands are now
pg health who have used IL. Get the
Pc; Sold only In 81 bottles. Take
r. Kunkel's.
for Kunkcl's Bitter Wine Of Iron.-
Fuly valuable tonic has been SO
|ghly tested by all classes of the COM
y that 1t is BOW deemed indispensa-
y l0llc medicine. IL costs but little,
3 the blood, and gives tone 10 the
fh, renOyates Inc system and nrno
|ife. ~ Pa"
y only ask a trial Of this valuable
rrloe only 81 per bottle. Il. II.
hEL, Sole Proprietor, No. 259 North
slreet, below Vine, Phila., Pa. ASK
lhkels Bitter " Inc oil Iron, and take
ler. A photograph of the proprietor
\ wrapper all others are counter
Pre- OF counterfeits. Do not let your
\. sell you any but kunkel's, which
up only as above represented You
siA bottles for s5. AllIask is one
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/ -, and Cornnne ercss''

Ps,;, FEB; ,s,a;ssss a ss'si By
Co, yi" AZ n N. to-day W 3
bon, " ne'o. QUOTATIONS. MA
The daily gazette., 1878-02-21
e Worm IL e I'M owed
Alive.

@ and all complete In two hours. No
heau rea passes. Seat, pin and stomach
s,rda, 1emoVed by Dr. kunhel, 259 North
nt streeI' s Advice free. No fee until
Iu all passes In one, and alive. DIR.
N, ~ lile only successful physician in
Punlry l0r The removal of worma and
orin 'on syrup IL pleasant and safe for
Fm gu ol grown persons. Send for cir
vi ASK Ssk ier a bottle of Kunkel's Worm
Price 81 bottle. GET n Of yanr
pst ltnever fails. now NJ W y0uf W
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-25

An Electro Galvanic Battery combined
with q highly Medicated strengthening
Plaster, forming the best Plaster for pains
and aches In the World OF Medicine.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-25
An Unaeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you
lead miserable unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful world, it is entirely your
own fault and there is only one excuse
for you,-your unreasonable perjudice
aud skepticism, which has killed thou
sands, Person knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show you
that Green's August Flower will cure
you of Liver Complaint. or Dyspepsia.
with all its miserable effects, such as
sick headach. paipitation of the heart,
sour stomach, habitual costiveness,
dizziness of the head, nervous prostrat-
ion, low spirits, &c. Its sales now
reach every town on the Western Con.
tinent and not druggist but will tell
you of its wonderful cures. You can
buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve you. .
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-25
A MORBID SWELLING.
Price, 25 Cents.

Be careful to call for COLLINS voLTATC PLAs-
TER lest you get come worthless imitation. Sold
BY ali Wholesale and Retail pruggists throughout
the United States and Canadas, and by WEEKS q
POTTER, Proprietors. Boston, Mass.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-25


The following request comes to the
Times from Vandalia, Illinois;
49, twill you give short history of the
issue, depreciation, and legal tender char
Tcter ut che continental currency issued by
the government from l773 to 1880; also
its proportion 70 population, and its com
parison TO fiat money as proposed by the
greenback party .slga 5,l.a
The tirst continental currency, or cur
rency issued on the faith OF the ''conti-
pent, or the 'colonies, was authorized
BY the continental congress on tine 10th of
May, 1875, and issued the following Au.
gust. This hrst issue was for BOZ, 900
Spanish dollars, and was made redeemahle
in gold or silver in three years. bach coll
ony was assigned its quota OF the amount,
which 1t WAS expected to redeem; but
whatever part OF its quota any colony
Jailed TO redeem was 10 be redeemed By
the colonies collectively. There was nc
marked depreciation until s9,0o0,0O0 had