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The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
Dr, PierCe's Fayorite Preservation

The term, however, is but feeble expression OF
nv high appreciation Of its value, based upon per-
sonal Observation. have, while witnessing t p0si-
tive results In the special diseases incideas vo te
ORGANISM of woman singled tout % the ciimax Or
crSwninn 1em Of my medical career. On Its merftas
"a positiye safe and eectual remedy for tns class
of dseases and one that will, at oil times and undcr
ali circumstances, act kindly, am VIKING 70 stake
my reputation as % physician; ana 80 copndent an
that it viii not disappoint the most sanguine en-.
pecations Of single invalid lady who gsesit fqr any
II nssS N M fs
conditions see pamphlet wrapping hottie.l e
The following are among those diseases n WnSh -
INV Foyorite Prescription has worked cures, as ~
magic and with certainty afta1nea py
any medicine. Ieucorrhga, Excessive gFlo
Painful Monthly Periods, Suppresslons w, wnen nom rom
unnatural causes, Irregularities, weak BAek fIo,
iansls or Falling of the Uterus, iAnteNeys1oa anq
Retroyersion. Bearing-down SENSATIONS, lntefnal
HAT Nervous Depression, Debility, DespondenCy,
Threatened Miscarriage, CHRONIC Congest1on, m
fanmation and liberation Of the Qtsrnsa
Barrenness, or Sterity, and Fenaie enRnesSt @ t 4
do not extol this medicine as a.cuLe-a ,aL 1nG ~
sexual system or woman. IL will not aisappont, nor
will il do harm, in any state or condition.
iects can Obtain il in THs PEofLE's COMMON SENSE
post-pad on receipt Of $l:D. II treats mnuteiy q
those diseases peculiar to Females, and gives npcn
valuable advice in regard to the management VI
oPse pSyolite os Prescription -sold By Druesista.
r. v. PIERCE, NJ D., Prop'r, Worlds Dispensary
and InvaliIs' Hotel, Buffalo. N. Y. " j. .-
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20

ALLAN's ANTI-FAT is the great remedy for Corpu.
ency II Is purely vegetable and perfectly haTmless
1t acts on the food the stomach,
version into fat Taken aecording 70 y
Win reduce fat person from g to pounds week.
In placing this remedy before the public as poeif
tive cure for obesity we do so knowing its ability 70
cure, as attested by hundreds Of testim2niats q
witch the following from lady II C9lgmpus, US, nSn,
received took It according TO directions s ana ~ y
:S1s as o5 tbs seeSna anoe
writds for q patient from Previdepces r. rs says5s Va
% -Four bottles have reduced her weight from "
pounds to i0 pounds and there ID general Improve
R,ent In health.n "a gentlemen writing from RosT
Gie Ge sys Gs bottles II HiianS four
and one-quarter pounds Sweil-know Whoe- i
sale Druggists, Smith, pooL ITTIE SMiTH, q Bos.
ton Mass, write al follows:" Allans Anti.gat mas
reduced . lady in our city seven pounds IN three
Weeks.n gentleman In St. Louis writes; "Allan's
Anti-Fat reduced me twelve pounds In three weeks
and altogether have lost TWENTY-FIVE polnds since
commencing its user Messrs. POWELL PLLAdPION,
Wholesale Druggists, Of Buffalo, n. ", write;
THE PROPRIET6RS or ALLANS ANTIjFAT:u! u!jentite, ntit,
following report y from me lazy who Gsed
Aan's Anti-Fat. ut (the Anti-Fa9 had the desired
effect reducing the fat from two 70 ave poqiies
week until had lost twenty-h poundS hoPe
never to regain what have lost" Anu-Hau is an
iinexceled blood.purfer, II promotes digesu22n, g! q,
curing dyspepsia and also RosenS relaS ,,es. oI
ity sent @ gp TeHslPt # sts%R; Pr ppopRs uao NY
: l4Jl
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PEABODY. HOTEL; ];

the large ana elessnt Hotel has 9.. been r.
the the celebrated Professor Paine t1hs
Professor exeroises 2 pefsons! On E sgpsryision
into the steward d department. ibefore At ~
given out TO the cocks, ,Milk and other az.
Hcles OF diet are tekulaSfy inspected hence
notwithstandiagth the IaFgenu timber ofguests
not q single ease of disease has occurred.
and the ipYaltd drecpyerswith remarkable
facility. The Professor has thus converted
hrst-class, HOTEL into 2 sanctusty Of
% Isl frequently the .case With Hotels. diAe
has the most experienced Managers, ete
tefltivS walters and osCttntif1c Cooks who
cater to tile comfort; health1and happiness
of the g1eats, lipstsad of the ypassi4ps spa
ins ii,sA With VI tas times beinE ID Poi dIy ic& .
room and thfce meals soons swithout
board, from So lsents TO 81 Weekly .bear.is
from Us to 8l1s Board without. r0OMA G.50
per week. ss,enru sas tickets TOR Salaw
II oman Cpa day a. nd N ight-7th cars funnins
past the docrS Dh 10Y ,paseehgefs 70 Or MtA
any:of the der pts. Of any paft q the eity,S
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The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
FAT PEOPLES mIsFORTUNEs.

Some ofthe savage tribes enter their
dwellings, through no!e in the roof anc
whea person becomes 50 fat that he can
not get iE, he is regarded as an outla,w a,'
Had this system, been adopted IN the
United STATES. the outlaws, could ny
lan's Anti. Fat Thar, now exi IS. Hundreds
who had lived IN constant fear of sudden
death have, by its use, been reduced 70 9
comfortable living weight. The Anti-ta'
is bure.y vegetable and perfectly harm
less. sold by all druggists
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
Anti Fat ChsmicalIy Examined.

The analytical chemist. W. b. DRAKE, q
Buffalo, N. Y, recently analyzed Allan's
Anti-Fat, and gave the following:
'm9tg ICERTIFICATE. = IL,
7 have subjected Allan = sa Anti-Fat to
chemical ianaiysis ex amined the process
of its manufacture and can truly say taat
The ingredlents of which ii is compos q are
entirely veget able, and cannot but act
iav, rably upon the system, and IT IL wei
calculated to attain fAe obj sctuf which II
isinteded. ~ au-o ,d ... .r .......'.
Sold by druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
NAILS ARRIVE AND READ
DELIVERY. r

Way Mail from Whining on and at..,a. ,sf
Northern r. T.. from Reading ..,
and points North, PIP, A. NJ.
\ York Philadelphiay BaIi,g .}te; o..
more, Washington. and all t.a. nd
parts of the country except, ~ g,rt| p 4.
elaware asd Eastern shore. l.i,gl.....
cou ties in Md.......... 6,45, =
Pei insu a" Mail, NorLh Of Wy-.o,,Jr.,,..s q.
nming Delaware, ...,..,, h 30,
philadelphia and New Ycrk, gai 90 .,s,
and all points North, East and a. -, 5q
West.-..... ...,,,..;.. ....SS, a.
Way Mail from rhlladeLt bia. Pa $50, =" v.
Bal inore Way Mall. Western ,,. se. 7
7IGrs, i,nors, washington aud ii; ali 'V'A'
b Vol .s It's South and Sou hives. y. 100, p. M.
p lladelphia and New York and s,.y a.,
al points Nor h. East and ooel =. Re.
West ..-',.' i-W, -...
Way Mail on Delawai Western ava
K. Il. ,...".....,.....-.,..:..;.. ~, a.i
Wiy ,bsl. NJ +. R.. r 80. ,.nys... $40.
R,ltimore 4 Washington and all
p,iiaaelphia, New York, = ma g, ss.,t; :.
pol d is North, East aud y est. . is,
Tne Letter Carriers will make their de-
lverles as felleWs: $50 aud OILS a. M.
and lis and 4.S0, p. M .t..g..a. :,t,g,c
L. cal Lett ,rsfoi Carriers d livery should
be d. posted III. Post Office 10 minutes be-
fore the hour of delivery ns',,f I.,al a.e
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
uLAJGH AND aKOw FAT"

1his anc'ent Bit of advice is we'll enough
for spare" people. but how. ebout those
that are already Io0fll? Whit is TO become
of them !? Sit still. and III tell YOU, ATE:
m nihs OF patient Investigation and toll
the celebrated anualytica[ chemist, ]. Q;
Arti- vat. thus far in several hundred
cases this sreat remedy has never failed TO
reduce a corpulent pers9n irom tnhee r g,,, 70
less and positively efficient. Sold by drug
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
A TERRIBLE WARNING.

Here is warning tor the young men who
are in the habit of lighting matches on their
thumb nails. A young man of Paris, on
entering the carriage for railway ride to
LYONS lit match by scratching it with bis
thumb nail. A piece of the incandeecent
nhosphorus penetrated under the nail and
made slight burn. In an hour the hand
and arm we're 80 much infamed, and the
man was in such pain, that a physician .f az.
Iyised immediate amputaton. The patient
wished to postpone the operation grew rep
Iidiy worse, and twenty-seven hours after
the burning died In horrible suffering.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
THE WEIGHT Of 4 TEAR.
A pair of scales before him,
"a A rich man sat and weighed
A piece of gold-a Widows all

la A rich man sat and weighed
A piece of gold-a widows all
p And unto her he said:
"Your coin is not the proper weight,
SO take 1t back again,
Or sell 1t to me tor half It's worth
1t lacks single grain.
With fearful eyes She widow said
ooh weigh it, sir, once more;
pray you be not SO exact,
Nor drive me from your door"
"Why, see yourself it's under weight /;
Your tears are no avail :"
The second time be tries it,
1t just bears down the scale.
But little guessed that rich old man,
Who held his gold so dear,
The extra weight rnat bore 1t down
Had been the Widows tear.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
- -. -l| HNI ETtNJJ"uf
It's. Powers

/" The world moves. 40 doess science. We
nave long been accustomed To- read that
the want Of Ozene In the atmosphere was
the cause Of the piae ue. pf ch0ier$ small
pod diptheria, spotted fever, indeed A.
those diseases which have their s9r,Eiaa c
breathe How to- equaifze the !diststt HeU
condition of the airwe breathe 10 aheaithy
tome, or supply Its health giying functt9ns
aiproblem which occupied the best m1ndA
Berlin Dublin and sEdinburg, as we'll ~
ctr own schools for a gen GRAFTON tQr more.
Professor VIM. A, Paine. a, M:s NJ, Dr. a
highly educated and cultivated physician.
has labored assidiously for thirty SIX years
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
PEN AND SCISSORS.

Give us rest from turmoil and trouble,
Give us a rest from political care,
And we will laugh to see the pot bubble,
For lightning Is liable to strike anywhere.
..,. Three tickets In the field.
Give us rest from the but ton hole process,
Three candidates at once calling loudly
rug for beer; q III t-@ !E
Full many voter makes drinking bust-
,.d ness, Y z z IT E ka III
And If one only is elected he, says, ,"Thats
h.. moighty queer"
u6 ri voted for all of yees."
Midhat Pasha is the Turkish Grant.
Syracuse is enforcing law requiring wide
tires on vehicles.
,APhilsdelphian exhibits the only samp'e
OF forged nickel seen at Paris.
A photograph album is a thing forIbeaux
to study while the belle is fixing her b ok
hair.
Two japanese girls, Miss stematz
Yamagarva and Miss Shige Nagal, have
gone to Vassar.
The Keokuk young fellows will only
court girls hereafter in houses Iun on the
European plan. Some obdurate parent has
been charging them for extra meals.
A visitor to ,he tomb of Daniel O'Con-
nell, in the cemetery near Dublin. says
:" The number of pilgrims. to- this tomb is
incredible, and it is touching sight to see
many q poor Irishman with crownless hs
| raise his shabby tile and exclaim, "Poor
Dan !"
The wife of minister residing mes I
Pawlet found him feeding chickens with
dough 10 the dining-room. She "shood''
t ,e chickens out, her husband boxed her
ears, SIZE complained to the church, and II
compelled him to resign-put him out on
fowl, as it were.
Prince Henry, Of the Netherlands, is sad
to he one Of the richest princes in the world
Ia silver mine inAAmerica brings him
priucely, income, aud he has many Dutch
Russian and other Bonds, with ninety mint
| properties 10 Hollaad-the maximum mum
! b r, tor the king alone can own one hundred
land some In other countries.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20

. Al a result he has discovered that dis Z
eases originate in germs, or In p ain wor0s
parasites. Now ifany persons are disposed
to be sceptical On this point they can soon
be convinced. by the use OF powerful
microscope, that this is an absolute fact,
and, not o mere assertion. This being SO
what could be more natural than the DOC.
70 YOU must destroy the parasites causing it,"
abie bii to take ozone, TIE great hsaith-givinx
element of the Air. and dn,g rsdGss ct,Fa y 70 ,oa
Catarrh, be destroying the germs causing
f. The sane In regard e fss.ss Shas 1essin q ~
deadly siInply because the parasites
causing 1t, a. allowed, from the want O.
ybrai1e, when ifthSy were destroys nature
would in. all cases do the rest, Thetr aes
1t produces better results In consumption
than any lothern known remedys1 and ~
used before the total destruction 81 tne
lungs will produce cure. The same OF
Cancer and other diseases Ozone as o dls-
.inreetant has no equal for the body or sics
room. .sgs 10 :sE5g q .Ir. tat,
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
MAILS CLOSE

r.,, Mail on Wilmington ard
,.,thern r. II. to keading and
,nints on the Baltimore Centi =.
R, south of Chadd's Ford; g W A. M
rn,"rgh Mail W Baltimore ana ...
Washington, and all points ,r !.
" Mail to Baltimore, Md.,.... 8.5. 20
'h % OH, and II Way Mails to- :, q.
',h,lhd elphia, Pa-,;.,,..;...;..: wv ."
through Mail to N. y. and other a. :.
moi is North und East, ......... w "
Pninsu,ar Way Mali on Della
,re X X. to Urisdeld. Md. sou 4"
WV Mail on Delaware Western ~ :.
a. H. ....l ......... ....,....s,..." lU.U
ui ugh Mail to phiiadeiphia
is ,st ssT' sn West,, Sqih, ana all o,@ @ ,21s,
nj r,,ugh Mall w B;ltimore AID Iu ,rst
Washington and all points
,outh and Sou thw west ........... 1918,
ri ongh Mail o. Philadelphia
a. d New York and all points =.
ast and West. "::.::.;.:Y:y.-, -
NV tasIle M!ddletown,
q yrna, :--D ~ver, Clayton ---.ar-. 3.
y wnsend, Delaware City, st :,
G.ors S, aid Wyoming, Del 50. $40 !:
III Gag II II to Philadelphia .,.r..
ann New York. and all points
Nurtb, E;..si and Vest. ,.......... S.15 -
ri ugh aMail TO Baltimore and
Washingt n and all points
south and southwest, ,.......... 20
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20

DrCT business you. can engage IN,
Il ESrly to $50 per day made by any
work III eithers sex, right 1t their ownl2s
ialities. Particulars and samples worm "
busin ess. a ddress sTINsoN q Co. Portland
Maine "a l|,thj
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
POST Offtce HOMrs.

cf,oe, open nom 9 4S a. NJ. to 9 80 2
N; -. ia Roxes accessible until 10 =. NJ. !,
Prlv4nSea VI " --Opannro u o to9 a. M, and
suIIts 81 ph Roxes accessible from 9 to o P. M
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20

The Best Quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
TIE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
"a. g.. ~ 2 At.Ninth and Market. :
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES ..,& o
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES, y
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key west Pride of Key
West or Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPON. =
LEOUS DENTRlF1CE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
mays If Coroer NlD'n @nu MA'Ae''
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
oxygen oypl represents pres tnt i-5th 81 Tie atmos.
phere; ozone, lO00th part. One Thousand
oaurts, or 48 cubic feet Of air are consumed
By q person every twenty -four hours.


schoebeip named the substance which hs
discovered Ozone. nom the Greek worI
.Ozein, p signifytng to smell. he supposed
that it was Oxygen In an actfve ana highly
electromagnetic state.l Ny obseryattonsde
not warrant THESE conclusions. as SUB.
stances (such as ChlDrate Of Potassa, etc.1
that yield large qnahttties Of Oxygen give
but little Ozone, while others producinx
producing little or no Oxygen Yield large
quantities Of Ozone. Tne most htghly Con 1sSn.
leaves, Blood, etc.. .etc.; 9f the sAtne5a era
salts, Alum, Sulphur, chloride g,sSss1.;; OF sNca;
ozone in abundance.- Ozone may Pc man
ufactufed from all ,ozonized sibodies "
;cheInical affinity, the evolution ofy organic
matter. and the rapid dtstntfgrattpn q a4
ozOnized substances. either by means %
heat, electricity or other FORMS off force.
Ozone Is the antiseptic principle 'of eyely
substance possessing; ;the power to RrsseTSxe PEE Sa
cav. the preservR 1--we and fpurify ing quail.
tiles Of SeAt,' Carholtc ACid, Chloride oi
Lime, Ale ;hGa. .otcs ore das to the presence
~ - vsrLsL ss,I--.,l,.rs a.iY. - h,s
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20

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nj4ua o1aI g1lra5 ret na9S egah 97adT
II was firstI discovered by schosnbein A.

I It was first disooyered BY schoenbeinia
means means eSS 81 prsssSfe. Ii y IL asserted ~ Iosw
and OdIing' that sOzone coftainsD three
atoms OF ofOxygen, ,lwhile thelstt eJ ahas two
atoms, and that BY compressing 1t to one
ozone has also been produced by passing Q
series Of electric sparks through Oxygen
Gas |; by applying Permanganate Of Iotass
So to SuIphpric Acid; BY burning Phos-
phorus In Ether; or by forcing air througn
Z solution Of Blood, Ether. Permanganate
Of Potassa and Phosphorus.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-20
GREAT BRIAN. IRELAND

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One. Dollar Year. ].

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The circulation Sof this popular news-
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discoveries @ reiatfng to the duties of the
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GRAINS, TPEEs, VEGETA ABLEs. &c, &c., with
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The Morning herald., 1878-09-20

mr.. Ipayns cen be consulted daily at his
offlces in the Heahody Hotel Ninth stree
between walnut and Spruce streets ,Phila-
dalHOlRs
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-02-05

Rev. j. A. VanHoose, general agent for
the University of the South, is in the city,
in the interest of that advancing seat Of
learning. The history of this institution is
doubtless too wellknown among our peo-
pie to need much mention now. With its
magnificent situation among the mountains
giving health and freedom from the temp
tation and eXtravag lncies of 4 city location,
its Winter vacation and able faculty there is
little wonder that its patronage has been so
liberal, We understand that the special OBJ
ject of Mr.. VanNoose is to present the
claims of the University for an endowm ent
fund. He has canvassed Tennessee and
the towns and cities along the Mississippi
river, and he has met with a very encour-
aging success considering the stringen-
cy of the times. The building up .and
sustaining of this University should be a
matter Of the liveliest concern, especially
to the members OF the Episcopal Church in
the South.
From those Of our citizens who are asked
to assist in this work, we bespeak patient
hearing and as liberal contributions as the
times will justify. Money put into such
strong enduring schools is never lost to the
giver or to the country.