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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-21

TIVE DOLLARS REWARD-strayed from
u Dow creek, Lyon Co., Kassas, four sorrel
colts. One three year old mare; one horse
same age; one two year old mare; one year
ling mare-el with more or less white on
feet. legs and faces. The above reward will
be paid to anyone giving information leading
to their recovery, at McElheny q Pearsall's
stable, Emporia, or p. H. Finley, Dow creek.
1G-H JOHN REEVE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-21
THE GOvERNORsnIP.
Col. John A. Martin q Candidate.

Col. John A. Martin . Candidate.
For some months a pressure has
been made upon Col. John A. Mar
tin, editor of the Atchison Champi-
on, to become a candidate for Gov
ernor. There are a large number of
papers throughout the
State, and a much larger number of
the members of the party, who be-
lieve, at this iuncture, that he is the
man they would like to support for
the position-that his name would
add stIength to the ticket, and to
the solicitation of these he has final
ly yielded, and announces himself a
candidate in the following card
which we clip from the Champion
of Friday last:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-21
81. LOUIS MARKETS.

GANAAAL MAhAEEs-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-06-21
WANTED.

~ ArmOr. Qd-afS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

Alta dinner given to President Hayes aud
wife 10 Philadelphia. Claret Punch vas served
Mrs Hayes, who Is known to Be- 4 ,eetois.ler.
did not qar,ake, hut expressed herself on tie
use Of wines as follows:
1T is agEeat mistake 20 suppose tia.
desire 20 dictate ms views 20 otsers 10 this
matter II the .se u wives aud such drinks
, 30 net us- tlcus myself uot 10 ny family,
80, have a. tacr.ts q shuuu!ng those who
think and act differently Itis mistake %
think tina: should want % De SO d.ctasoriaL
want people % enjoy themselves la tLe uno-
ncr thar is most pleasing % them
In consequence Of this. meeting Of The
Mrs r b. Hayes Temperance Society, 10
Washington, vas held Saturday night, OF
which lc following resolution was adopted
=, Il resolved, Ttot ,lis society discArJs the
name of Mrs. g. b. Hayes. sui pson0uucCs
her as complete fraud rs her husband
No, only iAtemperale Gr Temperance
society. bu, decidedly coarse. That society
should be careful, about The name it next
assumes lest it take somebody's 10 vain and le
sued f5r Hte! By the person SO 4uestloaably
Lcncre1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
sAepherdstown Summary.
From the Register

From the Register:
Miss Ella Kelsey Of this town hns large
subscription school at Keedysville, Nd.
The school u Mrs Thomas Line. Of this
place, had quite a nice time on Easter Monday.
They gave free entertainment 10 the public,
which was well attended.
The Floral Decoration Of tho Confederate
soldiers cemetery, at this town, will take place
90 Saturday. June lst. Gen. Jno. B. Gordon,
L nited States Senator from Georgia. las been
invited 90 deliver the address.
We lcaTu from Mr. John II Duke that he
has purchased from the Joseph Euiler heirs the
lUt situated ou the coruerof Princess and High
streets, leading 10 the river, fJr the sum q
$500, and also tina! De intends the erection Of
d5Ur and grist mill 90 The same. Il Is 10 be
operative ~ .he frst Of August.
Alta congregational meeting Of the Episco-
pal Church Of this place on Easter Monday,
che following named persons were elected
yesirymeu FOR the ensuing year. G.. W.
Hall, T. j. Lee Thomas Wysong, T. w. Lat
inner, d. ID. Peulieton, John G. Uuseld aud
J. D. Aghouby. O.. W Hall was elected
Senior aud L. j. Lee Junior Wardeus; d. d.
Pouile,ou Secretary, aud f. J Lee Treasurer.
We regret 20 learn that on Monday last the
stable or barn belonging 10 JIr Edwin c.
Ercic, about miles South OF this place was
burned, together With a straw stack containing
about % loads. four or five tons Of hay, three
lcadsof fodder, abou, 2 bushels Of wheat, aaG
/ The same amount Of cats, aud few farming
Implements aud the fencing surrounding the
stable. The laSs being estimated at about $500.
DO insurance. The straw stack adjoining tic
I building was set 0n Ere by Mr. Engle's grand
+ son, aged about - years and son OF Mr.. Geo.
. W. Miller. which caused the destruction, aud
7 Who gave no satisfactory reason for doing SO.
T The stable or barn was new, having but
recently lceH erected.
Ga Sunday night last the corn crib Of Mr.
| JuO. 2. lh.i was entered aud some corn aud
[ bride aud collar stolen th,rcfron. On Mon
day night th- stable Of Mr. John C. Show was
entered aud TIC Taps Of bis saddle were cut
OF aud taken away a ham II bacon was
7 stolen from Nj Allen Entlcf on Wednesday
last The corn cribs u Mrs Jlary Baker and
Mr. William Manuel were entered some time
ago and corn stolen therefrom Mr. John
Davis sustained 4 loss Of a number Of chickens
one night last week The tailor shop Of Mr.
Teddy Kcyser was entered on Monday night
last and two pairs Of pants were stolen there
from. The dwelling of Mr. y. l.. Fisher was
entered on N1udly aud some cakes aud eggs
were stolen.
Mayor Ray has proclaimed against al
uuisauccs. disoric5iy conduct aud drunkenness
ou TIE streets, iil-belayi0r uplaces Of rclig-
cyus worship. prJfane swearing upon the
streets, fast riding Or driving. and loose horses
9
Everything conducive 70 the better conti-
tion q The baby is sure 90 attract attention
and ieucs 10 Is that Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is
becoming more appreciated, as It's wonderful
iusueuce IL sgJju.ug the diseases Of babylood
becomes recognized. Price Is cents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
The Antecedents Of disease.

Among the sntecedents Of disease arc inertness
in the circulation Of the blood, an uunaturally at
tenuated condition Of physique, indicating that
the life current is deficient in nuiritive pro-
perties, van, haggsrd look, inability to digest
the food, loss of appetite, sleep and strength, and
a sensation Of unnatural languor. All these may
be regarded as among the indicia of approaching
disease, which will eventually attack the system
and oyerwhelm it, if is not built up and fortified
in advance. Invigorate, then, riihou. loss Of
time, making choice Of ,ae greatest vitalizinc
agent extant, uostetter's Stomach Bitters, an elk
ir which has given health and vigor to myrilds
Of the sick and dcbilitated, which is avouched By
physicians and analysts 70 be pure as well as eSec-
tive. which IS immensely popular in this country,
aud extensively used abroad, and which has been
for years past ofthe leading medicinal staples
Of America
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
Order Of the American Union at
Work.


The hatred Of the Northern Republican Tor
q Catholic church is only matched by the ha-
tired Of the csrpet-baeser for The county Jail.
Il IS well-known that enc ycass ago an anti
Catholic secret society was hatcbe3 by the en-
tcrprisins bigc,ry Of New England Repnbli-
cans. dubbed "The Order Of the American
Union, aud sent upon is ayowed mission :;
Zoe practical disfIaucbiseueSt Of the foreign
anG Catholic population 10 this country. 1t
spread rapidly, aud now numbers thousands
Of members. with Lodges in tweuty-six Of the
sovereign States Of this Republic. Il has its
grips. its dark-lsntern meetings, its passwords,
It's shibboletL-aud IL means mischief. We
rely upon the liberal and conservative spirit Of
the Souih-its gentle. unobrusive picty, as
well as upon It's prudent statesn,anShip. to re-
Duke this bigots' leagoe. let the country
know thu, the Southern people love liberty Of
though, aud liberty in religious lelief too dear
ly TO consplre against any decent aud law-abi-
ding citizens because they worship the same
God under O prizes, as wc DO under a preacher.
n this connection the following clipped from
tie Washington Star Vill be read with interest
"Vcry strong opposition 20 the appointment Of
assistant appointment clerk Il the Treasury Lau-
phcre as appointment clclk is being developed
The fight against bin Is taking a religious aspect
lie is bitterly opposed by the Proestants, no con-
slider that bis appointment would be a concession
g. cath0icity. The Order Of the American Union
land Catholic Is working against him, aud Pc
tiii0n signed b. IL stated at least four hundred
thousand persons has been brought 20 the atten-
lion of thu President, requesting that ho be not
promoted. IL should De stated thatMr. Lamphere
Is not Catholic. Ills wife IL, however, Of that
faith and Le Is supposed 70 have Catholic ;euden-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
Clarke County Clippings.
From the Courier:

From the Courier:
John Robinsons Circus and Mcnngerlc will
visit BerryyiIle on Monday, May 6ih.
We are requested by A. Moore, Jr., receiver
Of the Bank Of Derryyillc. 70 inform those hold
log claims against the said Bank that by call
Ing at his Office after Friday next they will be
paid whoi is due them on the first dividend
made A dividend OF c cents on the dollar is
being paid dePositors, BY order OF the advisory
committee Of the Receiver.
The barn Of Mr.. G.. w. Allen who resides
O mile aud half southwest Of town, was de-
stroyed by fire Oh Monday afternoon, togoth-
CT with q new drill, lot of gears, and some
hay-thc loss being between 800 aud $500.
The IRE resulted from tho cArelessucss Of "A col
ored mao, who Visited the barn With o lighted
pipe.
VIM. H. Young, sucioncer sold tho lands
belonging 10 the estate Of the late Col. J. 3.
Laruc as follows: The home place. containing
los acres Of cleared aud Is acres Of wood land,
subject TO dover interest, TO John Laruc at
$25 per acre The mill property and 20 acres
IF laud to A. u. IIardesIy al S43.25 per acre.
The tract Of 30 acres to Wm. Thorpe at S27
pgF acre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
west Virginia Waits.

The Yves, Virginia Supreme Court aiirus
the verdict q IS 600 damages for libel against
the WhecHsg Register Company in favor Of
Najr James " Sweeney. Tho lb5lous ar
tclcs were published during :lo yo,.tica. cam
Paign four years ago.
Mrs DAILY. wife q Mt John Daily. we'll
known citizen Of Oakland, Md, aud mother
iu-law Of Brig Gca. George Crook. United
States army, died ,aat week 10 Omaha. Ne
lra,Sa. The body Nae been brougl, q Oak
hod f1r iutermen,. accompanied by Gen.
Crook and other relatives.
Rev Or stephen II. Tying. Sr., the vene-
rab,e rector OF St Georges Protestant Episc0-
pa. Church O., New York, preached his fare
wsU sermon sunday. At the close be was lei
oa, ID tac church. leaning feeb.y o1 tle arm
n one o. tl. c4ucr. rItigB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
Mr.. Martin at the University.

4 9IorgautoVn correspondent, u tie Vince
E-s S,aud1-S thns a',uJes 10 the yisi, 70 the
University of Hon. D. 7 Martin
"Iu she evening a large audience assembled
10 tie University Cbapc, % listen 90 Hon. y.
+ Martiu lecture The subject & The lecture
was Uayi3s las, words O. Dis son Solomon.
show tLysels O man. The speaker made
10 effort al rLe,oric1. GoG-.sles. but treated
Gle subject ia % plain ard practical manner
He spoke Of slue q the hiadraGccs :Lat each
one viii meet 10 Dis c.ilT,s 90 show himself
q mau. aud pointed out clearly the coerse
,ha! leads e. true manhood. SIR Martha Is q
Christian choGr. aad Dis lecture % the young
gentlemen atter lilg tie state University vii,
40 doubt produce !rl.t .1 Ile years o. come.
III. has been warm freud % the University
ever since 10 wls fuc5oi standing by il iu
times u diversity, hs wei as DC times o. pros
rcr,.y Its u1t. therefore strange tbat BE
l,s here many warn personal friends
Eiaa. che correspondent Of tie Wheeling
E,gis.r says.
"Ia tie evening the College Chapel was
crowded vi:i 90 audience % M0rga0iowu's
most io,e,..1sn; people o. h9ar The address of
Hon. D. Z Martin. vL3 showed himself
finished speaker. an e'cgaut writer and az
earnest champion Of thecaHso of the higher
education. culture aud Development Of West
Virginia future representatives, 90 tho 7espJu-
sible positions % State AMI society
Rieu concludes very interesting syuoP-
Gle If Sl5 Martins address as follows
Mr.. M.r.n is a most pleasing speaker
Hiscxugme aptitude 30 che zoe & appropriate
emphasis i- rare and cuvAtla gili aud 80
tLi, is possesses riumcu power iG address.
us at...-. ... .. L.-l b. ..-s'. i al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

Alfred Jones, y years OF age, a resident Of
Newark Ohio, for the past forty years, and q
native Of L3udoun County, Va. brutality
tutchcred lis daughter, aged 50 years, with
a hatchct at his home in Ohio few days ago,
and then surrendered to The authorities. he
excuses himself by the assertion that she had
committed adultery and that he was doing
God soryice-quoting from the Scriptures
d" that whosocyer commits adultery should lie
put 10 death" and lie thought lie was simply
doing his duty He said the trouble between
himself and daughter tegan when she. in
opposition to his will, joined the Lutheran
church lie related all the details OF the
murder. which were Of the most fendsh
charaCtet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

Ifarper's Ferry Happenings.

The improvements Of tie property Of Mr..
John A: McCreight are progressing under the
supervision Of Mr. julius c. Holmes.
The odd Fellows and Knights Of pytbiaa
of this place had a procession on Friday night,
26th-the 10Th anniversary Of the introduce
ton Of Odd Fellowship into the United States,
and were addressed at the NJ. 7. Church
BY Rev. DR.. David Wilson, Of Washington
City. The Cornei Band furnished excellent
music, aud the address was eloquent and in
struetive
A portion Of the chimney Of Mrs. Krepps
boarding house was shocked of by lightning
during the storm on Sunday and Mrs Cham
bers' Valley House" was also 10 the track Of
the storm, and some books were fred by the
lightning and the inmates slightly stunned
\ little son of Mr. Hanson Carter was kick
ed by horse on Sunday end severely injured
during the passing of funeral procession
through Bolivar.
The proprietor of the Mountain View Ilo-
tel" has time from The onerous duties Of the
Mayoraltg, which the Courts have recently
decided he has the qualifications TO iill TO ca
ter to the public, and delicious bass and other
delicacies are daily served.
Mr.. Burton, the purchaser Of Tie Fisher
property, has had that place put in u hand
some condition, and Las removed his family
from Loudoun TO Bolivar This town well
comes Mr. Burton, and wo have no doubt he
will find il pleasant place Of abode
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
News end Times about Winchester.
From the NrirS:

From the Nc,rs:
Wheat SI12-lIS; C,rn 80; Oats So
lambs $3.50.
Nh Ad MAuning will leave this week fr
Philadelphia. whence he will sail 10 the
" Mcrccdita for Brazil
Mr.. Geo. W. Hilliard has sold lis house and
lot on Main street known as The Weaver
property, to Nh O. c Ball, Of Ioleo, Mass.
4 gentleman has in view the establishing q
an Ice Factory here-it is said artificial ice
can Reproduced for less money than the ua,u-
raj ice COSTS.
The people Of Winchester have about
determined 10 have a grand Mlitnry Parade
on Memorial Day-Gth Of June. a committee
to carry out this plan has been appointed.
~ ont lot alniuing Jas. p. Krcmer's pro-
pcrty on kent street, has been sold 10 John r.
Iarmer for 1922. and house aud lot 90
Bakers alley, to ambrose R1bius1n Tor $3.50.
Alta meeting Of The Union Bark Stock
holders 20 Thursday q last week, William l..
Clark, +. H. Boyd, H. Kiuzel. Henry 5.
Baker. James B. Russell, f. 7. Dlnlrdge and
Vim. y. Eddy were elected Directors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
Berkeley Bits.


Iron The IHdpendcrt:
The following property has been recently
sold
Samuel 3uscy's farm Of a acres one mile
north Of town to Daniel Rikor, Of Williams
port. Pa, f'r $4,000. A. 2. Towards farm
of 500 acres at Bcdugton TO Col b. ".
Thompson Of Williamspcrt, Pa, for Sl5,0 600.
LINN aud Browns farm Of 1873 acres to J.
Hin Of Pa, for 500. The Col Scuciudiyer
farm Of 3o0 acres near Dlrkcsyille, to w II.
Kelly, Of Pa. for $4,000. i. Herring farm
Of - acres near Stokes school house TO j. \.
Simpson Of Ia, for 1000 John Wilson 5
farm Of % acres to Z. Breinuineer Of Pa, FOR
$3.50. J. y. Stephens farm Of 20 acres to
Nh Law Of Pa, for $500 NJ l.. paync's
farm Of 4G acres TO H. Wormcw, Of Pa, for
$1,000. IT, II. Bohda's farm of III acres 10
W. NJ Brown, Of this county for Sl.925. J.
c. KcnucLy's 10 acre lot to r. Oilcr Of Pa,
for 800. The Ely farm Of pa acres to G.
T. Williams Of Wisconsin for So zoo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
Harvester and Binder.

Messrs. Duke & Gallaher have on exhibit
ten in the Court House yard, o Mccormick
Harvester ani SeIf-Binier-a machine that is
said to have been triumphantin all trials, aud
perfectly salts factory in its workings wherever
used. This machine is destined TO work a
revolution 10 the matter Of harvesting. Late
news from New Zealand, where this great
machine was used 10 February, in a field Of
80 acres that produced siriy-eigH bushels per
acre, 10 a trial with other machines it was
declared the best for cutting and binding
Read the following letter
"CHnIsT CuURcH, NEw ZEALAND,
Feb llth, 1875
Messrs. c. II. & L. j. McCoHMIcN, Chi
cage. U. S. A:
Dear SirS: We have great pleasure ia
informing you that all OF the fifty Self Binders
We had from you for this season, have given
entire satisfaction. We could have sold as
many more if we had bad them. \ very large
majority Of the farmers Of Canterbury declare
them TO be the best machines In the market
both for cutting and binding. We have a.
ready received orders for 300 machines for
next harvest, and shall require upwards Of geo
altCuetheT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

Eoglish sparrows are becoming numerous in
Charlottesville anJ boxes have been erected
for their accommodation. The Richmond
Wig thIuks they bad better put up boxes
for pole-cats." These birds drive of all Ia
tive singing birds. 10 Shuntou, however. the
;ly birds mastered them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

Il isa somewhat singular fact that The total
vote Governor Holiday received 10 the State
has never been published officially bv coun-
ties. Why We cannot divine -Roetinglam
Register.
We hope Tic Ecgistrr is Dot doubtful Of the
election Of G0y. Holiday or does not mean to
coutes,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

"IrguINd PLES lis one OF Tie most annoying
diseases 10 the world and all can hnd prompt
aud CO rtain relief By the use Of ''Swaynes Oint-
ment" The symptoms are moisture, lise perspi-
ration. intense itching, particularly az night
Mu. r. Grove, u. ). MarsLalis office, Harrison
burg, Y a., writes: I suffered twenty years from
this terrible discase, consulted many physicians,
but found GO permanent relief until used
Swsyue's Ointment Il also cures letter, PIN
pies, ell crUsty scaly itchy skin diseases. lelv-
Sent by mail 90 any address on receipt Of price,
so cents a box, boxes 81. IS. Address letters 60
DR.. Swayne & son. $50 North Sixth ST., Phila-
delpLia. sold b. Butler & Aisquith, Charlest0wn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

The eighth General Conference Of the H.
T.. Church, South, convened az Atlanta, GeoT-
gia, on Wednesday. Thhtg-seren Conferences
are represented by as deicga,es-Bishop
piercc. Presiding
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
SPRING GOODS.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Casslmercs In Spring
I 7 STYLES, Goods for Boys Cot,onades and Brown
Iinon Just reed. DAVID HOW ELL.
MICE Spring Prints ind CambrIcs Alpncas,
" Black and Colored, Mohalrs, Plain Suidngs,
Striped Skirtngs, for sale BY
April 81, 1878. D4TID HOWELL
HIEACKINAF aTR6W HATS and other
I'M sty,es for Gents and Boys Black nnd
Colored Fur Hats. DkVID HOWELL.
NULL Line of Groceries, embracing Sugar,
L CoGee-Grcen and Roastcd-Green. Black
and Japan Tea, Syrup, Chocolate, kice. Macaron
aud Cheese. DC. DAVID HOWELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
Our New Bishop.

Ths Wheeling Register learns from . reli-
able source that Bishop Smith. of Kentucky,
Presiding Bishop Of the P L. Church, has ar
ranged f,r the conservation Of Bishop Peter
kin. Of West Virginia, as follows: The place
will be 81. Matthews Church. Wheeling, and
the time May soth lAsceusioa Day. Bishop
Dclell viii be cousecra,ori Bishops White
and pickuey prcseuters Bishop Dudley will
preach on the occasion bishops Kcrfoot Of
Pittsburgh aud jaggar Of Southern Ohio will
also be present. The attending presbyters Of
the Bishop elect are Rsvs. X. Nelson aud
" H. Meade, ID. d. The ceremony will be
an interesting one, aud q number Of distin-
euished persons are expected to be preseut be-
sides those we have mentioned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

The Wheeling Htgistsy announces that Hon.
CO Faulkner viii be a candidate for Congress
in the Second District Of this State, this sum-
mer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

We saw two colored boys in town on Thurs
day that had five fingers and a thumb on each
hand, and one of them had six toes on each
foot They were brothers, and not light fn-
gered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

The Paris exposition opened on Wednesday
1.-The ceremonies were imposing An immense
iltoug Pros9n, and brilliant concourse Of
Princes, Ncbles, and distinguished Commoners
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
DrrA+ru In. AUGUST G Is

= - ~ I''I''i '"' U tut
FRIEND A In reply 10 yours, just received,
asking what effect Dr. Pierce's medicines had
on me- would say, three years ago | expected
to die with consumption. ! had long suffered
with ca,atrh, my throat aud longs were badly
affected, aud my system was rapidly breaking
down, ! had tried many rhysiciAus and rene
dies Gitbout benefit Having seen good re-
suits follow tho use Of Dr Piercee Medicines,
resolved TO give them thorough trial. In
six months time was entirely cured. No
medicines stand higher in my estimation, than
DR.. picrcc's Golien Medical Discovery and
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. They 10, only
saved my life. but have made me hearty and
strong man. Very truly yours.
SM. Irwin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04
a Mistake Corrected,

While riding in o Ningarl-strcct car. at Buff
fnlo, n. y, said Mr.. 4. to Mr. b, al was
mistaken the other day" How" seid Mr..
B. "You remember xe wcro talking Of DR..
Pierce and his Iuvalids and Tourists Hotel,
and questioned The Doctors ability to euro
caiarrh or consumption, and stated that
friend had used his medicines with but little
or no relief To satisfy you wrote my friend,
aad here is his reply:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-05-04

NJ. Wm. Eyar;s, soa Of Hon Vim. ".
Eyar.s. Secretary Of state, died in Washing
ton City, of Consumption, ou Friday = last
week u. recently returned .-ym California