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Contents Of the Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY sun. published this morning.


Closing the silver DebAte--The Bill Passcd-The Text
Analyst. ~ the Vote IN The senateIts Probable Fate
tho Honse-Whnt Members Think ~ the Senate Amend
mcnt.. Tive fustcrn Cmnphcntons-Inelanls DEFIANT
MoNc-Hcr Fleet IN the Sea Of MarnOra-The Peace con
terence Treason 10 LibertN-ii.w the treat Fraud o
1876 was M1l fo-sihe-rhe History % flr Electoral
tonspAcy-' 49,, that sp"aA Tor rhemscv.s-Mho Made
the brr.Hiu--lhr Democracy tue Ragged tig-
llavt,'+ Louisiana Bafgnin-Warmouu's Admission
Mnut-oner, Blurun the trandsAndorson onNi Lun;
the Papal s.ion- Metnng ul III, IonraNe h, III,
ucRl-ohseluies oi the Porr' Fred Douglas, and De
taeto HHAts Talking To Tho Negroes. Inc Lord liick
Narras.-lh" uli Man s'pmproni,e Win hi 'hi'iren.
ROYAL MainAkes ~ BerAn The BraA steamship sub
silly About Aftllclul Butrr-Nislt to ole
factory r. lI. iur the InNary-Hnts toronmtry Folks
iiHunt a. ur fappefs. Musical Rattl,snakr. tn fust
One, service ~ Japan, PoetN-nream oi K, b laNes.
Passing % fhr Train Boy Baby Marion In church The
capiuled Moon,lnners The Late, rengraphIc New
sunbcnns, Notes on science AMI Industry Ladies' ID
pnrfmeu Mann Columns oi Editorial Aruclcs aud Agri
cultural Matter, siory-Nill v the Mil Financial Intel
lgtnce and Markets
Thr WfsKlr srS contains complete eptome OF the
Of the week from all parts nj the United States and
the American continent Copies IN wrappers ready for
mang The old country may be- had AT the desk u
publication office Price four cents. For sale By all news
deaersm city and country.
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meeting is TO be held on Thursdayy, but i is

meeting lie to be held on Thursday, but II is
generally understood that Aly2rd yiil nSt make
ris also had the members Of tho Senate Appor.
tionment Committee together, but nothing was
done. senator Harris promised that tho. ma
jority should make a fair redistricting Of the
State. one that he believed would he
more. acceptable to the Democrats than
the woodin bill Of last winter. The ma
jority had not yet. however. agreed us
to Just what they would do. After they had de
done, it would he submitted e. the Democratic
members Of the committee. Tho very best that
the Republican leaders will talk OF doing for
New York IL twenty-five members of Assembly.
and II Is probable that they will in their bill re-
port in favor of only twenty-four.
In the Senate the bill granting free passage
over ferries and through toll gates to national
guard-men in uniform was. passed. The bill
arpropriatng 100000 for deepening the Erie
canal was also passed.
senator Waastaff Introduced bill providing
that no moose shall be killed In this State for
ten wears, and making the fine of violating the
law $3.50 for each moose killed.
II is rumored to- night that the Governor will
tomorrow send in the name OF DR.. Austin Flint
for Health Officer and Henry Lamb for Bank
Superintendent.
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that terrible chapter sleep. An the outragcs
whrh had been committed in Louisiana during
tho late election had been covered with the veil
Of oblivion. Who had begun this revival of the
chaptcrl While that work Of Cancellation had
been going forward. there had begun ut the
Noith--hc affirmed 1t boldlv-thc process OF
laying the keel for another Presidential cam
ruign. and the order had gone forth to I.ouisi-
ana to open upon the members OF the Rcturning
Board. 10 Disguise II under the form of II State
proceeding. but To- enter the wedge. and thcn
the Democratic party, IA the gentleman from
Pennsylvania Mr.. Clymnrl has said. would
summon all its strength TO drv" the wcdgc 10
IT, head aud stamp the great fraud of the clcc-
ton ns il deserved II thi- thing be- seen in the
green tree what shall be seen in the dryg Tho
IMPRESSION was abroul that the pros ccuion II
the Returning Board was the beginning Of
A plan 70 reopen the whole question
There was letter in to-dav's Nrr York ItInts
iron. j. Madison Wells. who stated that Ave sue
ccssive Grand Juries had refused to find true
bill Of indictment against him. und he OR.
Garfield. understood that three lurcs had rc-
fused to find q true bill against Anderson.
There was an Interior purpose behind all this
persecution. IL was but cloak and cover for u
raid upon The title Of the President of the United
States. III Democrats desired to rob Mr.. Hayes
Of whatever support he had hitherto mad. they
were taking the best course to do u.
Mr.. Clymer tried To- get the floor. but was
choked on 10y motion to adjourn.
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" iERII.II.

Ffil~-EiiI~ -nu rucsia, intl inst %, his u .noi
wagon liN. .im ii.,-. Ic o., l!l'n {, Kills dAushte
t Mr. Dose l.iH-Ni li- HfurN. y \
fliriH lhMuNp> -uu rr~iuN. Feb !. af fh
r.st.fU, ,i OH. hu,, nlrrui-. Midtown. y. =. Niai
frif,r u Nru biu.Wrh y D. goo Na--ie NJ. dau. b,
Q. r|nI fHnI..t iuDnf.. 7 .i
~li'FN- ~ Afi ON l'h - IA tuiuIulu. tl .l
flt ltA IN hutifrfu a. url Stern u New luih ~
rins aaNshtru ui' lait -.tuun iAltru. u '''tne4-
fuRlN NArIlNnNlf IAN l., ~ tHe lir.n.i L. o.,
unu. iInf4 o. d. %. VI. Mmi.f.r Resident unl I'D
the In.i..li ilHf.I o., ilr nt, e Nark 4unnu fIul,
l"nu. eldest ,oil o., >,riuNWl foiin. of ia~ta'r
enc ,hir Nf. ilii HUHrh Nariiulue. only dAu.lft
90 ih, lnt ~Infurd ninth a na'ht.'tr. :
WElh,l r-iitUN \ I'm TUESDAY. Feb l.. by IT,,
lion. ~uf lIt. DR.. M4Nurnt ihrrttA. Mr John Wei.
iiNti Mlrf nhI- fl Miss Anna Brown daughter vi NJ
i.nh,fif klNvu.i bavaria
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TUESDAY Feb. 1a-P. M.-Spcculation at
the stock Exchange presented no features
worthy of extended comment. aud the volume
OF business was extremely limited. The carly
closing of the Exchangr To- enable momhrrs To
attend the funeral Of John T. Norris. added 10
the fact that the Silver bill was not taken up in
the House. and also because European adviccs
were more peaceful in character. MI together
had IL tendency to restrict operations. and after
midday only trihing transactions were re-
corded Tho general tone Of the market, how
ever was firm with sales Of Lake Shore at 81 >,
@Gi'.: Western Union selling at 90. seller ,.
as "a rs am76A: Dol. Lack. aud Western
at ~ 's~4 90 a. : Delaware and Hudson at
III o. iG'. ID Northwestern ~ 80 70 jlr 80 'A.
buyer 3 do. preicrryd at 62oil o.: -. Paul a,
Mr. se nss i so rr'grr$ w at ISrk ." Cen,s al
los ,ai05i 80 100. and pnciilc Mail at - foo
% "a % 9. buyer D.. Panama adNnnced tn 1870.
Express Ut 81. and hi. nj y e.. During The al.
tcrnoon Atlantic aud Iariil' Telegraph sold
more freely at decline from n 10 ~, h"caii-"
OF report that an Injunction had b".n applied
for H. restrain the Western Union Telegraph
Company from continuing tn" pooling ui earn
inss with tn. first named con,rauN.
IN the New York Mining stuck Exchange La
Crosse WINS the most arrive stock. with ,alc- AZ
llp6s' y. hulcr H.. e'oS1 80" ~ Bertha aud
Edith selling al $50 Il. biiy cr 80. % ij Mouse al
: e. seller 81 as -: American Flag ~ $50 ,li'
l9e'2r. buyer 80; and Tor American tou-Oli-
dated II WAS asked.
The total number Of shares ,lrnli IN was 30
$50. of which Delaware. La .hawanuaaud West.
ern. rrpi,s. it"d lu.H2u; Luk" shore. j.uh2 .
Western Union. 200; ~. Paul. llp de-. pre-
ierrrd. 2.65n; Delaware and Hudson Canal.
Telegraph Co.. 30: Erie. 2jb; Northwestern.
iuu. do preferred. 2,n: New York Central. rs (;
Morris and fs-eN, 3nn; Cpird Sini"- fNrr -,
3l2: ClevolsnJ and liisonrgh. 2"e; e.. {. and
|. e., 100; Illinois Central 100: New Jrr-cv
Central. IL; Panama. io"' Nahosh loo; and
Tho -nld market wis also extremely uiii.f
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The war between Babylon SD ,.,,p.

The fight between Babylon aud Isip over the
RICH, Ia hsh and clam aud plant s'er, In the waters
Ishp. h.,.ht Babylon would not allow isnp ico
pie to plant clsn- within it, jurisdiction but
Insisted ON duink ihos, ihin.s IN slp waters The Issls
mr. passed act crhins Bah, p.oply To take either
oysters nr clans kahyion wishes tins Law repealed
The value CLANS and tskt from the, waters
annually estimated al ti.nOOp III. Vaiu. IT the ed
Die nsh tak'h fuf 10 ~" assas u ths act wa, not les,
than halt mih?n d. lsrs The .takns ol III, oyster
beds prevents the taking ut s la large uunihers T.,
the boats wuu disturb the n,sior stake in de
which Is misdcmranor It's PROPOSED 10 nakr tle
waters oi both lshp amt BahN Ion tree tOeNtrs body.
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NEW YORK, Tuesday. Fob lo.-Thorc wore ne
frrs rui n0f enough ~itN hrlu over O" lfiul g
buyers visit uc uIarA,i PLACES consequently the mar
krt NORMALLY UNCHANGED Washington trtst
.arr- ~ port Iuci trad. sNs' = n Tor ordinary
g. rh,ic city slaughtered beef -b,., ant 5p''sg I~f
Western ht,l
moderately Aru,r 10 $50. r n Tor ordinary go choice
veal. ait 8, fA iur g.nsstrs amt hutriiN,h caves
Hog air. -- ,' els hdi air lnduirV ~ na 10 r
k"rv4l .iftp sud lant. w,ru . ear loads OF ia
hl.A. tide demand was artNu. ami prices we've ihuSh
ti, r.r"rt,i Yesterday Ordinary {" prime
sheep quoted al ss.r T. r ear Load 81 inetiet
Snoradn .hr,p H. average. changed hands at 3..c \
~. dressed mutton rui-l tull At T-'c. i n
Rcc"ipts swtus were ~ ear loads containing ss1
h.hI Nune auM ..lINc IAlurr AlAm.,.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

N THESE TRYING TINES. " Is NECESSARY TO
make money and there Is surer or quicker method
than to invest lew hundred dollars IN stock spec 9auun
Al. - Buckingham Coz y AL street. are reliable nnd
cricnccd brokers' and have been the means OF real
tng fortunes for many of their customers Iher Nef'Y
IlnlncnnI h.lnrl Is keli free.
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To THt EDITOR on TIL SUS-Nu': Whore j.
the noble Count Ioannc.s W., ladies'" ur Congress NJ
Beauty and culture, call ON him - redress wron.-.
aud punish that irah ilitrhcock We viii lay our
wrongs aud rights before IA, Count ON any day ant
any hour ne ~hall choose IL be- or rhaWrnu
Lama so NtiI.
,,ks' intIluf.
MANN IifspNT.
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MARINE IvTELLIGENCE.

uvurui v.sANAc-rIis nav.
Sunrises a. SETS. . ~ Noon rises 3 -
lff.u VAffs-Iiiis
Sandy Hook. - T. Island IN - Hell Gate. II "a
ArpIvcd-ttis Feb ~
=. Wlanoh. couch. Richmond city Point aud Nh
- tihtncu.. BrAr~r. Ro.inn.
- Aurinrl. lltisrrwlrk. ,lisfuw Frh".
Htlk Irs ~nr 49, ,nn,illrr'. Sew Haven.
Nfl- Natltla Buck. Buck. Prov isuc..
Sshr Madeira. NsnOuldl. Windsor. ~
Also the u.uAi river anu cststvise vessels
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WHEELING. Feb. 19-Martin Covle. John
o'Bren and thr, man. name unknown employees OF
the Pittsburgh. Wheeling ami Kentucky Railroad attempt
et river ma boat Yesterday. wheel
INK and were drowned All three were intoxicated.
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"Ths p,aoulmnusAv a, the rlnh Avenue.

A new Irish play, entitled 1.-The Diaoul-
maugh." which ia Gaelic for The Good De-
mon was brought Out at the Fifth Avenne
Theatre on Monday evening. 1t gave Mr..
George CLARK the chance 10 prove IN New York
TINT he chn PLAY IN Irish romantic role excel
lently Possessed through himself and tho
playwright of q pleasant brogue. an auda;
cious manner. the potent secrets Of several
families tnc hove If n gentle malden, the mis-;
= n vi rightins the wronn~ OF TWO women, and
tho central position in all the thrilling stul-
uons ina the drama. he Was anlc - YIN a great
deal 81 genuinr applause som" 81 ,n' "lhrr
prriormerS " r. good. and nae Ngr" very
BAD. The piAonimauSn' differs it"m the
usual lr-h mclodrnma IN that u has mo iu-ily
lover, vilaihOus lnudinrd. ~ F"niansm. II iS
not ent rely ntnllieiri' throughout, :" pl'n'"-
Gus are the family "7mllicaiiDr-. pl"t'ngs ~
villnlny. amt myst rinu- documents. ini ~
pivotal figure u man Wh" B.. doNi i~h ia iii- good
purpose oi mUSin- virtue trlumpnnnt and iir,
harmless j. 70 novelty. and very Veil worked
out. The Huthor-l! . was rr"ii"d IN ne play
hill TO Alago and Nrrmond; - hut ia ihiltles-
Dhin. whore the play was hctod last week, II was
advertised a. by Mr. Hart Jackson.
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Provisions There has been variable market through
m'ni In prices which was not fully supported. as pr.
ana unchamerl sai,. Ia bills mess al eli 2oesii ~ "a
Va spot Futures iuil and unsettled; sisfll 10 ofcteA
asked h,ct aud beet hams IN steady demand At io..
n.d AND mo TO-. OF he bsinr,s ddme on prva, term.
Lard s- artvc and prices barely steady; sales ~ NO
,rn; and Tor luiur, dch,or, 5Gs'ics at s7,o9s7 -.
e. Nar,h q 'us :, - Tor April sISps SEE ~
~ quoic rorA. . bhl Western mess. 81 25Psii 3,
new es . lg' Ga ai gr'%%e sa' s'
2. 80. priuc CIV. - - hams- smoked 'tr. Heio.
D. .i,d. - &c.. rip p" HES picked, as,@'sc Bacon
u .icrm III. .ia., sis Rcpi-wescrn extra ~ -,
az -, r hbL' elri H. *io" sli prime mess c ~ 4
un,ts- Az advance in wheat aud corn. caused by NE
warl h. rl.fi' from lnr9nc. las been lost since porn'
cat aHa', nlt's"i assumed amore peaceful aspect 10
II, 90, a. III, ,b,rrts, AMI Wilvantoe N SO
II -. NJ .pri- i2-fsfi;p red AMI amber winter
.i,p"fs i3-. white Western, Si;t~ - ~. white stats,
Western. and ~. ,'c. Tor STAT and canada Barles N
NOD. rae r,n,, an nrn1 ~ NJ '',c I've Tor ,cg,lns .
and ~.si''r. tor "nada. oM, m"l"rai.N active. but
Pre- 'oi ~s e-@ss "nn "n ,ugn ~ ~. AZ. - ~
white nculne ~ grated At 3,c ior mixed. and $50.
nns inllnns &c. ! ri ST ,,sa,c: no. 3 AZ a. i6tc
nd 80 g. ior i amer n,Ncd yellow JERSEY and south
ern. n,w, 81 &C. ina ror new Western mixed 900 ls
mixed ii ~ e. Tor February 81, ~ Tor MARCH, AMI
Tor April aud No at '''l~'-c Tor March and Apr.i
and - toe MAY.
o,rKusktn coffee was qui"t. but steady. sales vi
Inti hn> rrN ate terms, stock here ~ rsi hands
~ 10 bags Mild grades about steady, with Np bags -
booming" sold on private ierms. Rice in moderate 'als
aud ,a,lN Foreign udasscs quiet. New orleans -oi
the ,Ntcnt of -, hhis. at BOA isc. or common
choice Raw sugars arm, with saea ot so hhd- At "a
IL &C. Tor 'uha. ant =. Tor cenigusaL Refined aits
active aud nrn We quote; tniHs--lava, 2u'sN2lt ~
NHrlrulu I ,n t1,. and RIO. H." Co.. gOd RICE
carolina. sc.; ant Louisiana. 'ts"'ic. Mulasses-
rnrin tru sti'a' New Orleans 2Hsip' Tor nrW lau.i
ianr,. -r4rr-fair tu guod refining cuba. s'.a5-.-
centrifugal. ~~ sr rcin.d, ~luc tor hard. and ~
90 fH \ -
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TUESDAY. Feb. 19.-FLouR AID MrN-t
buoyan market caused hN the apprehension that ti'h
Britain would be drawn into war with Russia has men
f,iuWtd in past DAYS 10y great dcprc '~on.
urow INK uut the probabilities that peace VIII he fnntn
tanned. TODAY at some luther decline. there was IN &C.
nrtity holders rtinl bids more freely AMI nj me
CLOSE there wHs NOR, appearance oi Sierdines+ hfs
flour IRREGULAR. but meal urmlN h'li
liurk wheat Hour salahlr frtd irregular We
uiuto stats aud Western. supernne. s42@tt 10 extra
STATE a. inetj2i Western spring wheat eNun.
sres,iu. do Xxx and NV. &mest ~; wnN
wheat xtras as 2tsfS ~: 10. AN and XNN 81 ost
Mime patents 60 5Osts city shipping Ias ~
@.iin, Southern bakery and family brands. ~ '9cs,
southern shipping xtras a. aJek,so Corn mea-Nest
cfn a. $50 sT2 -, Brandy wine. - loo ~ ~ rye hvu
fi.iS<,-, wheat teed: ,nnfs" ton. rye ieeu' 90
tuttn>--t,reat dtptt ssion. which continued WI ~
dnN be- followed nv buuvancN on tho prospect th"
peace M Dee preserved between the great powcrsN -
rope. All other Influences were for tho moment, l".'
siiht nf To-day cotton the spot was quiet ana uh
changed. Middng uplands lc'.c sales sig bales ~
gs7 points lower. CLOSING NJ uPc iOr fepruel!
inf2, Tor March. IL c. tor April. II l"c ior va '
fl,. 'ur iiu.. ~ $50. Tor July, llff Tor Angus,
II .t iur september. and iiu.t tor October SALE. ="
futures sv'hac- Receipt. &C ports TINS gay 10
bales. ptcubvr I. Jl2u9D bales corrcspohdihi
lcrisi last season. - - 100 bales Quotations are;
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OLYMPIC Thenlre.

Texas Jack filled the Olympic with boys
and men on Monday night. There was not even
stumbling room. He played his own character in
The Scouts of the Plains. Milo. Morlacchi sup
porting him. In one Of the scenes "A red skin
who had been under COnrentrie Are 81 scouts
came upon the stage in II blazing condition, amt
some little excitement was cnusrd " the fear
that he would set fire 10 the house. The curtain
was lowered however. and he WAS eNtlngulshed.
Six dress shirts 10 measure. So: four-py lnen
collar. IL 81 duL undo shirts, drnwers low ptlees
nd ~ al aCkl
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Don't Cough your Lungs Away.

Save them. and get strength by using Phil
Phospho.Nutriune All druggists Depot Plat 81 Ado
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had catarrh, but invested IS cents in Elliott
oarbohc snun Itn worth lts weight IN sold ADJ.
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A fresb supply Of Misssuuoi Spring Water at
csswsn. Hazard a Cos. Broadway and atth st -<as.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-09-19

rule and defeat the supreme mandate
OF the national Legislature? It IS plain
that the only certain and effective way would
be the opening Of q competing railway TO
the Pacific. Thesmost appropriate, ss wen
as the most effective, answer to the outrage
Gus proceeding of the Union Pacific line,
which 2 Congress could give would be the pas
sage Of an act extending the conditions Of the
land grant to the Northern Pacific. The
company areasking for an extension for ten
years; but if it be granted, the Northern
Pacific will most likely be in operation
throughout the whole line in less than sir
years from this time
The Times has no hesitation in saying
that such extension Of the NJ rthern Pacific
grant can be put upon the highest ground of
public interest, justice, and propriety. It is
an exceptiontional case, if there ever was
one. It is case in which the reasons now
nanifestly justifying and demanding an ex-
tension of this particular grant are ten-fold
stronger than any that were or could hav
been originally urged in favor of any railroad
grant whatever. - ss..a- I'D !.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-09-19
Sabbath horn II. the Country.

" = = SSssS1AA y ess
How still the morn OF the hallowed daYi
Mute is the voice Of rural labor, hushed
The plowboy' e whistle and the milkmaid's
And the wish Is general that they might stay
hushed. s.s.s
OF tedded grass, with faded flowers, -
That yestermorn bloomed waving in the
And when the old man comes along
And finds it there he will startle the quiet ss
ct the hallowed day with shouts and roars
That will make hired man sink into his
Sounds of the most faint attract the ear-the
OF early bee looking for some one to sting, I
7 The triekling Of the (mountain) dew, glug,
galug, gluRgerty, gluggerty, glug, glug!
The distant bleating, midway up the hill,
VI the heart-broken goat wien he first dis
That he can not climb treel ''ss, 's~~
To him that wanders DER the upland leas, r.,
With his shot gun on his shoulder, IL
The black-birds note comes mellower from
~ the dale, w I II { @s&s Il So s*Sa3
And sweeter from the sky the gladstone lark
Marbles his he ay'n-tuned song; the lulling
brook
Murmurs more gently down the deep-worn
glen,
While from yon roof whose curling smoke
O'e.mounts the mist, is heard, at intervals,
The voice of psalms, the simple song Of
j. praise, !. >-,i:: =, -
And the hired girl swearing at the cook stove!
OIL Citg Derrick.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-09-19
Prompt Reform OF Bodily Ev. Is

The prompt reform Of those bodily evils, en-
feebled digestion, incomplete assimilation, in
activity of the liver, kidneys and bladder, as
ailments ar: especially prone to beget, is al
ways accomplished by the use OF Hostetters's
Stomach Bitters, medicine accredited by
physicians, pronounced pure by analysts, and
eminently wholesome and agreeable. Surely
such restorative is preferable to unpalat-
able and lndigestible mineral drugs and un-
assuredly thinks SO, judging by the unprece-
denied demand for the article from Maine to
the Pacific, demand now supplemented by
immense orders for it received from Tropical
America, Mexico, the British and Spanish
Colonial possessions, and elsewhere. Both at
home and abroad it is recognized as stand.
of its effects recommending it everywhere.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-09-19

AMPO MT NOrAC r,.-karnle Rami
lies and Others can purchase no Remedy equal to Or
TOBIAS VENETIAN IMMINENT for tho euro of
Cholera Diarrhoea, Dysentery Group collie ana Sea-
sickness take, intsrnaly-{itis perfectly harmless
oath compsnying each bstte) and ex ernslly for
Chronic rheumatism. Headache, Toothachs, Sore
Throat Outs, Burns, svellings, Bruises, Mosquito
Bites. Old Sores Pains in Lmbs Back and Chest Tho
VENETIAN IMMINENT was introduced in lsl7. and
no one who has used 1t but continues do So many
stating II II was Ten Dol ars Bottle they would not
DO without It, Thousands of Certificates can be seen
at the Depot, speaking Of its wond. rfuI curative
properties soldby the Druggists At 40 cts, Depot ~
Murray st.. New York - i.-..J'-.-5 =, 49, =
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-09-19
Old age does not prevent you from being
cured of your Heart Disease. Mr.. Thompson

Old age does not prevent you from being
cured of your Heart Disease. Mr.. Thompson
says:
II have had Palpitation of the Heart for
ten years. Two years ago had paralvtic
shock; since then have been troubled very
much worse. found no relief until had
used DR.. Graves HEART REGULATOR l
have used it for four months: the palpilation
has entirely left me. was so bad at times
that could not breathe freely, and used to
have faint, sinking feeling; was SO bad that
walk around in order to get breath. feel
entirely we'll Of all my heart troubles, and
would advise all afflicted with Heart Disease
to use it. am seventy years of age, and
live in Bakersville. JAMES THOMPSON, Man
chester, N. H."
Send your name to F. E. INGALLS,, Concord,
N. H., for circular containing a list of testi-
monials of cures, &c. is: - -
sale by all druggists at 50 cents and 81 pc.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-09-19

THE DESTRUCTIVE PROGRESS of that in
sidiousfoe to life and health, Scrofula, may
be arrested by the aid Of soov1LL's BLOOD
AND LIVER SYRUP, a botanic depurent
which rids che system of every trace of
scrofulous or syphilitic poison and cures
eruptive and other diseases indicative of
tainted condition of the blood. Among the
maladies which it remedies are white SWELL
ing, salt rheum, carbuncles, biliousness, the
diseases incident to women, govt and
rheumatism. .e..,--: go .. -
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-09-19
After the Storm, !.


# As mems cheeks faded
On shores invaded, s4f
When shorewaId waled
Tho lords OF fight;
When churl and craven
Saw hard on haven &c.
The white-winged raven
At.mainmast height: S
When monks affrighted e.
The windward sighted &&
Tie birds full ftghted r.
OfsWift sea-kings; s1s.s3 u
80 earth turns paler :;Zs*SsE =.
When Storm the sailor @6i@ Tss II
steers in with q roar in the race Of his wings.
O, strong sea,sailor, ia,
Whose checks turn pa1er .''' p" - 4
For wind or hail or 80. 49,
For fear of thee? %,5E~'t' s'%tsl
o, far sea-farer, =. q
0, thunder-bearer, 49,. ~, ,
Thy songs are rarer #sz. @5;7s5F
Than softsongs be-. :ts5 5ssESa
o, fieet-foot stranger, ~ef .
o, nortk-sea ranger, a ~ r.!
Through days Of Danger >s<'>'A -.
And ways Of fear, '-'''-' Y
Blow thy horn here for us, .''.,."
Blow the sky clear for us, - &f7'js
Send us the song of the sea to hear
-Sufebune