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New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
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hISTRlCI COUKl OF IHE UNI FL
IL STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT or
\ NEW.YORK. In the mutter OF CHARLES RHODES and
EDWARD A. SERVER bankrupts.-ln bankruptcy A VA. 1o
issued by said Court against e
estate OF CHARLES RHO DIES and EDWARD a. SERVE
the CITY NewYOrk Of the County Of NewHork 0i INC
state of York said District adjuged baukrupts upon
petition Of their creditors and the payment OF any deDs
10 Them or 20 their use and ausief Of property by
them law. meeting OF the creditors of d
10 prove debts and choose assg
the estate viii be held at Court Of bankruptcy to ps
cekman-st In the City Of NeWHork IN sald
District 9th day Of June AD. 1873, at o'clock p m
at the Office OF James Dwight one Of the Regsters
in Bankruptcy OF SAID Court. LOUIS =. PAYN
Nfaea rar
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Thursday, June 0. L

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, June o. ls7'
The following sales were held at the L
change salesrOOm to-day
By W IT, FTaakiin's sons; a, -,
. ,ov briek bonse with lot 9 9 Ave-A, 1871 II OF -
ioOfh AL lot l6.1Ox7l3; II y turner w.
-. - q hor.e Vsifb lot W Ave-A. 34.2 Il o OF
i22d ST. lot 8x50; Mary Pumps -
By Bernard Stauh.
80. -, ,.,a N 9 west 14Oth.st, 800 ft o Of 11thave,
~ ss 6xi2GlO Emma Barnsdan- ,....----.-''''- o.
BB HH. Kenneitu
, r storv brick building and plot OF land W steIst
"a n III clinton st. extending 10 SOuthsL plOV NJ
"a AxI55lO; III Turner. 80
BuA J. BleeckeT d Son. -
, , .o,v briek house and lease OF lot No O4 70 %
o-9.NJa3h -99.NJas3hf.sf n A l5J u OF HudsOnst, piot
11s66x79S leased March Is, 1863 t0r n
s,s At an annual ground rent S2,4OOi talr' On
Cni"-'-'- Be- John T. BOyd. ~
- -, huildng ard lot No 24S East 40th.sb
ostoi 1ny n n, of 2ave lot l4x9S9 VIM Iopphs- -
- lV' A Bg HOi00rd W. Coates.
- 9. 20 ,ro,-,- ~ 4 a 1907 II Of RutgeTsst
10y No,Oo 20 10 4 iot No 1853 Henryst 8, TX IL W OF
zoaAlOO' - % 1xlOO: I lot No l91 HenTY-st n 8,
yeueffsso S1i1ton-sf 26xS7.6; lot No 90 Rutgers
gus II YoS n n OF Cberry-st, 27Xl OO.lli lot NO
So Lti si,n.st 3 " Of ClintOnst, and lot NO
2.y al u s. 1875 II Of Pkest 25XlOO; .
csfbeIine II Lincoln. :.--..-..----.. 10
C"t"0' BV Jas. W. OQkieV q Co.
-. nr;ct honse and lot No 23O West 98th-st
"a 1t OF 7th-avc, lot l4x9s.9 II w Hunter TO-
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THE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

Known as Our HomeOn Hillside, Dansville. Livingston
County. ~ Y, has this 10th o May l67 persons-men
oiidren-as bOarders and patients who have
from 20 States Of the Republic and Canada to spend mo
summer Improve their health 10 learn how 70
Eeep IT, The estab shent the largest hygonc prvael iD
sitntiOn world; accommodate Om 800 TO guests
health l2,oOO
without giving OF them single particle Of medicine
publishes health issues monthly heah journal
The Laws 0f Iife-prce Al 30 year-SPIClMEN COPIES
SEN FREE Is 20 ceebatelts 10th anniversary ON me lst
PHOXlMO and have and to hold the greatest
health the world has seen NOW. sick and
get well well you would like - Keep Wei
send postage stamp and get information and II you IKE our
philosophy and TO aod get d OF
your sic There 800 900 chronic invads in
The United who might have good health by processes
tlein they would adopt and follow them. What
ioy sOby the laws Of life ami keep seE when Nature
herself mighty TO II nyaids would only ac-
cop guidance no tangled nonsense nor tan9i
induce the people 20 accept U - the D
vine philosophy-Od creationthat to 1--we ought
brings health and ought not brings sickness Come 70
how TO 1--we II sick viii get well II
W. YOU well We give the choicest reierences
treQuired. Address a. above, JAMES G. JACKSON
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5alrs On AurIlon
0. HOFFMAN, Auctionecr.

w. o. HOFFMAN Auctioneer.
SALE or PURE BRED JERSEY CATTLE
r. ROBINSOS MAItHEN CO., VIII sell at ancuon on
SATU RDANJCNEN A. II O'Clock at kuapp's stable, TN
AID lAsi, order of Gu rt A. T. Bcliugc of Her
Huc y W ~ pura Jer-ey aud hetrr and ono
bull one yraf old cattle bee at the stables
Catalogue al oar ulcc. 100 Broadway.
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sunses ano farms tuanteo.

lVNA LAND WANTED for property lightly
- mofgeeed In Brooklyn and for improved property free
p1taeaar ~ toear near the city. RULAED & WHITING No
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
,-c,,r~ ,vr,~
NEw-YoRK CITY


,o7,hst N G. $40 II " of Boulevard 5Ox991i: Henry
80 II Anderson referee, 70 William Deylin SlOo
is7thst 3 25O Il " Of Boulevard lOOxS9lii same oo
,o5oave sam " cor 57tist 99iixi50 same 6OO'
lssths > 800 1t v O hou.ova 2OO
,s-tSs s9 s iS6 ii Of Boulevard iooxooli oo
lsstS ss 25O ii Of boulevard ioo1asii same %,
1s7tSs sanS 100 OF 2t6ave 75109ii to oo
,o,d2s sa@s W cor it6s 90 ixi60 same to 5OCt
s95sf a 12O89t IT W Of 2d-ave. l9.lXl022; Alfred M
Wagstsh, referee to Michael L DOYLE; In 4oo
7stRs d, s9sTsS 9S r % Sorss % atf 1OOO
l2thlaye n e 137thst, 99l1 Henry Il HOW oo
lssih,Si !. 100 # Of iOih-aye, n82x431lxl49 oo
,oreyaTS d9 sSme 20 ssg II Of iSsthst ii8x65lx
40 yessx6Ss: same 20 same. l4O
l34thst 435 # Of 9TH ave 6OxSs ~ FIeuel0A 9o
w IOew referee, 10 John NJ QuackonOOs. Sow
wOostsFst {S & lg2 Ra5S 2SH7o EDWARD ra.esou 75o
oanas S % 7 b hS e aOfnsn Insurance conpan9
AeITSsti also 2e1rysf n a 25xs76 also cor
Division st and Clinton-st 90 East Broadway also
TlOo William Dixon, referee, TO caio " 12o5C
p,ve4st ISfoR s. 2iO Of Fitcist (2Sd Ward 576x
irregular; Daniel n Little, sheriff etc TO the Sec o,
,2,Ssye cor 1S7thst so Osx2O0xTregusr: Albert
Reynaud to Anna ottendor;er ~
l''sS sSs ana wife 70 FreGefick schuck
s7thst 255 # Of Sdaye; S 2SHSi IL IL me Dps
CITY Church Extension and Missionary society," , IN,
l2shsf aost and + VIE lee TO Whsm II 5000
ls5Rs Z gS and Il S G ca5afnS
ll2h.st :, 22j Il Of 5thave 100 lx95xiTreg1lar
Herman Baoharach and wife to JaOez Bost
shave no 22S 226xiCO Catharine ConnOr En-
MadisoSVe qS GSTeVs s55 IT Of 6Sdst 9OIOO Jabez
eosTeSs es. i75it OF BToOms-st. 25xiOO Johanna
poDfIaes 2sth ward 5Oxi5O; solomon steiner
N .
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

TIHIS IS To CIV Z NUIIIE: INIT on IHt
DIST day Of Nav D. 1875, warrant In bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of CHARLES T. DOlN OF The Cy
of York aud state OF NOTk has been adjUdeed
bankrupt his petitions that the payment OF any GeDs
ana delivery any property belonging sucl bankrupt 70
him his tie transfer of property by hh ar
forbidden by that Cectng of the creditors oi tc sl
bapkpt 10 Dve their debts and choose more as
sgnees Of hs estate viii be held nj Cour Of Bankruptcy to
be holden % NO l3O Futon:t, in the CITY Of New NoTE
Ketclum Lsq, Register On the 24th day OF
June, 4. II. 1878, at II o'clock m. ..- . .-..-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
GOunirp Real Gstate for Sale.

AT CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
N AFARM Of 26acres suitable FOL gentemans country
mile north Of the station and commands
Hudson River The land is fully Gov
apples pears Oher small fruits and is all under
cultivation The buildings comprise good barn. icehOu5e
and other budDgs the contains IL large
EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Once.
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, 4,5OO; also free
~ and clear Passaic City residence TO trade for good
equity in NeW-YoIk For bargains send 10 o. NANDEhHO
VEN. Passaic.
EOR SALE or TO LET-At Hampstead, L.
l., five minutes from depo-A large house In good order
with modern cOnveniences peaAanty situated; posses
SOu. Apply to s. /. HENDERSON, 18 S0uth-st
TNOR SALE-A farm, 63 acres, situated at
Genham Dutchess County, 2 miles from Hudson River
accessible markets. schools aud churches every
thing and nearly new Apply to OF address JAMES
BRETT. MatteaGan. n y
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-fOr city i'm
proved properyA large furnished cottage adjoining
Monmouth Park, n. J.. 10 rooms OF land elegant
shade, &c Apply 20
EOR SALE or TO RENT, at White Plains
the Harlem Railroad 40 minutes from Azdst Tour new
cottages with ali modern c0nyenienee VIII be sold che ap
On very liberal terms OF rented for 5000 S3OO ana S5Oo
py Pei Broadway, NeWN NOrk or al Whloe Flans 10 HAIL.
Brown & WesJc0tt.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

WATER GAP HOUSE,
w DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN.
Three and half hours from New.York barclay sta grand
and scenery, pure air beautiful walks or
boating fishing and bathng house new and eleganti
all modern improvements.
XVANTED-A few frst-class families for the
w delightful country place. about 80 miles
from the city minutes from depot near small village
schools churches &C.; 80 land shade
fruit &C. good accommodation for horses Address B., Box
Ok T,i., Rna
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

COOK, &c.-By mother, and daughter thir-
~ teen years old one as good cook washer and roner
aReE Tor one country prefered references 488 6thave
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

WEST END HOTEL,
w LONG BRANCH.
PPESDURY HILDRETlI Proptietors;
WILL OPEN JUNE 20, 1873
Transient board reduced to 81 a day. Permanent rates
according 20 location ami rooms OccuDiod - - -
Among other Improvements a PASSENGkR ELEVATOR
added aud the hot and cold seawater Dathing
tablishment improved
Applications received by D. ". HILDRETH at -
broadway, NewYork also BY G. G. PRESBURG, at the
laffgr MaV
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

C0OK.-By a competent person who under
~ stands ali kinds Of cooking knows how TO make des
pastries IA also willing assist with washing and
ironing is and useful servant and has the best refer
her last place Can be at No 6O2 6thaye
-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
Gunner Boar0.

COUNTRY BOARD, private family healthy
NlOcatiOn ON heh ground 2L2 hours from New York by
Erie alroad terms moderate. Address Box 94 Washington
vile. orange Co, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

EIRST-CLASS BOARD private family one
hour from city two minutes from depot hetlthy, pic
turtsque terms moderate. II. GAsKIN, IrylugtonOnIiud
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

N00K.-By q competent young woman as
objection to the country best city reference
from last place. 1873 East 31stst.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

COOPER HOUSE (0tsego Lake., COOpers-
- town. " VI accommodates 800 guests park OF 10 acres;
shade trees lawns fine driving. boating and shng re
duced prices plans aud terms az Hotel Bureau 39 Union
OI Long Branch
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

COOK.-By a respectable middle-aged wO-
~ man as cook boarding house understands
her business all it's branches good city references No.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
TT7UIS Is no GIVE NOTICE: That ON tn,

'EHlS Is 10 GIVE NOllCE: lnat on INC
25th day OF May A. D., 1878 ~ warrant IN bankruptcy
WAS issued against the estate ~ fJAMES ROBNSON, oi
New. York in County gf NcWl York and state OF New
York las been adiu9cd bankrupt on his own petition
Of debts ana delivery Of my property
belonging to sac bankrupt 70 him or Tor his use and the
transfer Of property b. lin forbidden by law tat
needing Of the creditors 81 the said baurup % prove thc
choose asSignecs O his estate VIII
ncld Of Bankruptcy q be 1O.hcH ~ No. lJ-
Broadway. I'm TIE CITY Of NewNo!F before Nj. Henry
Wilder Alien Register the 18th day Of June A. D. 1875
at - o'clock IDl - T.. PAY n,
sfgrShal Messenger, Southern District of NcWNork
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
HOTEL FENI3IORE.

MAPLETON MANSION, near kingston
vi Healthy location well shl0cd mountain air m eTal
liable terms. 60 10 a. Address MRS. L. HOFFMAN,
Kingston. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

COUNTRY BOARD in private family; sltu-
~ alton high among Berkshire Hills; scenery ar aud com
forts for adults and children unsurpassed special pains taken
TO accommodate those with children terms reasOnabe ei
erence J. H. DenisCn, Tribune Ohicel Address OLIVER c.
COATES Beckett. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
VNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tn

IH1lN - ~ Wv r NJ lNEs 1udi VII tI'
2Otl day ci MAY. 4. ID. 1873 warrant in bankruptcy
issued against the estate Of GEORGE kOEuLtlt, OF
New-l 0r iu the County Of New YORK and state Of New
York las been dJudgsd bankrupt on his own petition
the OF debts and delivery ~ any properly
bclon ing such bankrupt 90 hm or iCr his use aud te
transfer of any property ly nu iofiddrn by law ita
meeting Of tt creditors o c said bankrupt 70 prove 9,
OCh and Ia chOuse ~-rncS oi MS estate WiI ut
held Count OF Bankruptcy to br Lul Zen AZ No $40 foad
tc CITY OF York biOgr john fth r. elstel, on
the % day of june a. i. 1873 at O'rloc. F M.
LNGI- T. PAWN,
L. = Marshal as Messenger Southern District q York
fE'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Z it day Of May, A. b., 1875 warrant lu Bankruptcy was
Used against the estate Oi SIDNEY IS COOPER Of irt cry
Count O!NtW York and Stitc ~ New
York has been aOjudged bankrupt cn s oWn petitions
Tie payment Of any debts ana delivery ~ any property
belong such bankrupt. 10 him or ms W e and NE ti
OF auy property hin forbidden by law that meet"
ing Of The ct0rs of the said bankrupt o prove ti ucJt
assign % MS estate VIII be held
bankruptcy, BE- holden at the Office ~ tine
Register 40 30 broadway n tho city OF Ne" Aurk lool
g. before Dayton, esq Register tho 18th day -
June, a. D., lc1S, az Il O'Clock IA - .......
LOUIS J.. PANN.
L. = Nqr.hal aa Messenger southern District Of ECW-Nork
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

| CHAMBERMAID, &c.-A respectable young
~ woman in Summer hotel as chambernad or would tke
charge the linen good reference CAL OF address NO
] A8A Easi lGIh. third floor
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

~ girl ohambermaid waitress parlOrmaid in pr
family; VIII willing and Oblglng; city
try the best city references Call for two days West 44hs
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
COUNTRY BOARD-At a farmhouse, at

~ Middle valley. eight miles from HOnesdale, Penu; re-
Tired place nno airy and besto country living IN abun
dance the premises beautiful lake Of spring water
stocked with bass and other nsh; terms, 81 per week
"A. BIGART, Middle Valley, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

Davili0n TlOtcl, ,WOOdsburg, /. I.-SOutH shore
4 Smiles nom y. y; 900 elegantly furnished rooms
moderate prices: superior sc,ommodatos rs class family
house; ncg mana cement Walker Gadwn, PTOpua0rs'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07

" Penn.-Fine largo house; 10 minutes from depot 3
miles from Delaware Water Gap; beautiful location spleuaa
walks and driyes magnificent scenery perfectly heathy
excellent table plenty milk and fresh vegetables from iarul
connected with house. Terms reasonable. Address
w r. BUSH. Box &C. East StFousburg, Penn, OF call at
Room 4. Stsats Ieitgng Building. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-07
A FIRST-CLASS FARMHOUSE WISHES

DOARD. house near MecOxlay boat
I'D ing surf and sll bahingi ycIanda. shade; milk.
tables, ice. &c Liberal iermb 10 mohqutos. uENlf H.
IFAIGEY IrdpelamptOn. !. /
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05

The fountains arc perhaps ono Of ihe greatest attractions, many of them being made of white marble and arc very large and peculiarly French In their style of build Rrnu. the center of each side jets of water, In tbs shape of baskets, are thrown,
 We leave here tomorrow with regret for though we have spent Just two wseks here, wp feel that We have only com mencad seeing Paris. But Time bids Us pass on as We have only two weeks more before We sail for home, and We have yet to visit England. Scotland and Ireland. We are in weekly receipt of your BEE, and after reading 1t pass il round. We have prIzed IL very much since We have been absent, Shall probably write you once moro from Edinburgh TOURISTS.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
General N ews.

An orphan boy named Michael Staple ton was shot, and it is supposed fatally wounded, by a German named Max Els
 loler in Ncwburg, N r., Aug 2lst, who had been instructed by his employer, Richard C. Smith, 10 shoot any one he found stealing his grapes.
 woman in Williamsburg, N. Y., named Lordcn, the mother of five chil- drcn, after having had her furniture set out on the sidewalk one day last week for Il n)n-paymctt of rent sold the furniture to d secondhand dealer, took her eight spree. John LordQn, the father and hus- band, returned home at night to find his other children crying with hunger and his wife gone.
 That fearful srourge, yellow fever, which for several weeks past has made so many happy homes desolate in the South continues tmabatcd. The number of deaths and new cases in New Orleans, Memphis and Vicksburg exceeds anything cv,r before known in these places in the same length of time. Many prominent citizens have fallen victims.
 SHeLBYvILLE, Tenn, Aug. 2o-A ne gro named George Beele was taken from officers here last night while on their way to jail by about 200 Ku-klux, and carried about three miles from town, where they lynched him. Ho had ravished woman named Mrs. Martin, about nine miles from Shelbysville.
 CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 22.-The powder mill near Negaunee, Mich, exploped yes terday, doing terrible execution. Four unmarried men, employees, H. E. Huber, John Scannell, Dayton R. Brown and Dnl Cooper were killed. One of them was driven into the ground and buried ill the dirt. Al that r3mained of ;wD of them would not fill bushel basket A horse standing near by was beheaded. Build 1iiSo, AC4ICCo, S1ti0o 't4l't LIcCS oullpulluliS felt severely the force of the shock. The men were engaged in making nitro-glycer- inc and other powerful explosives. The cause of the explosion can never be known.
 Ayoung barber named Anthony Boem of Astoria, New York, was burned to death ill his room Friday morning at o'clock a. Tn. He could have been saved, but he fought desperately those who went to his rescue.
 James Todd, Jr., a cadet at West Point, committed suicide Wednesday, Aug. 21st by jumping into the Hudson river.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
To Restore tbc Drowned.

A New York physician sends 10 one of tlle papers of that city the following sim pie method of restoration In ctlso of drown- ing, which he says he and others have rc- pontrdly tried with unvnrIing success. Sin ply warm or heat the pc son; notbing elso is necessary. The best way 10 do 1t Is 10 take off the cold, wet clothing from Il person, wrap him in n sheet blanket, rug quill. carpet or anything which will hold water; pour water as hot the hand can bear It upon the material put around the person, filling it with hot water, and repIcnishing 1t until the person Is heated through. Then, if he has Il good constitu- ton and is uninjured, he will gasp; that one will soon bo followed by another and that one quickly by others. This ought to restore in one or two hours any person who has not been under water more than three hours. Ii no hot water is at hand, make some fire and heat an abundance of fl right away, or take the person to a place where it can be had as speedily us possible.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
PARIS, August 15t

Ah1oF huSu7l 4"lH'
 In my last I stated we would in our next give youSome account of cathedrals &c. Yesterday being Sunday, we started early in carriages 10 see what e.could of some of Paris's famous churches. First we visited was the metropolitan church of NOtre Dame, the foundations of which were laid in the year 11G0, by Alexander III, Pope of Rome, who was at that time a refugee in France. This church i very large, being 400 feet long, 356 feet wide, and has lead roof weighing 400, GOO lbs. It is adorned with many celebrated paint ings, among which, perhaps, that Of the Descent from the Cross is most striking. We listened for some time to the excel lent music, for which Paris churches are so celebrated, and then left to visit one of read so much. In this we were we'll re- paid, as there was so striking d difference to those ill our own country. From there we visited the Louvre, which is ITO nomced among the first objects of inter est in Paris; not alone, or principally, on it's own account, but for the almost match less collection of pictures, by artists of all lands and ages, With which it has been filled within the last century. This col lection fills the enormous numf CT of 1 10 salons, with an average walking length of nearly two miles. To see at least small part of these would require hours; and we were glad enough, after few hours to stop for rest, intending to give at least another day to same. After resting a short time, VIC took carriages again to visit the Bois de Boulogne, which is in- deed the Great Park so designated, be- ing among the largest and finest in the world and one of the suburban features making Paris especially notable. It has an area of about ?, 200 acres, mostly well wooded, and laid out in charming and we'll kept drives and walks with care and taste demanding the highest admiration. There is nothing in Europe that can at all compare with it. Everything that wealth, taste and art combined could do for it has been done to add to it's natural beauty. It is now, like Hyde Park in London, the most fashionable promenade and drive, and on a Sunday evening, between , and 8 F. M, it is filled with all manner of costly equipages, and is a sight one seldom be- holds.-Paris is best seen by gaslight, for no city in the world is so we'll lighted, It is a perfect blaze of light from 8 P. NJ. to 4 A. M.; so there is really no night here, night being turned into day.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
PARIS, Aug. 16th


 To-day we have visited Versailles. This place, so renowned in history, lies about 12 miles southwest of the capital. The work here was commenced in 1860. In order to obtain sufficient room, the whole of the surrounding country, to the extent of sixty miles in circumference, was pur- chased. The actual expense of this st4- pendous undertaking was over 200 mill lions of dollars. This enormous amount, with what it yearly cost to keep up these paIatial residences, has been the cause of revolutions frequently. To give any idea of the splendor of these different palaces would require more time than we have at present-or ability to do had we the time. The same cannot be described they must be seen to be realized. They su1pass everything of the kind we have yet seen, and what great resources the French nation have, and how much they will all low themselves to be burdened to make a great display. for probably no nation on the globe would allow such 8 waste If money as has been thus expended for years. To form some little Idea of one of the buildings. we are told it is over 600 feet long. or over a quarter of mile.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing those Southern Roots and H>rbs which an alwise Providence has placed in coun tries where Liver Diseases most prevail. It will cure all diseases caused by Derangonlent of the Liver and Bowels.
 The symptoms of Liver Complaint a bitter or bad taste in the mouth Pain in the Back. Sides or Joints often mistaken for Rheumatism, Sour Stomach Loss of Appetite, Bowels alternately cos- tive and lax Headache Loss Of Memory, with a painful sensation of having failed to do something which ought to have been done: Debility Low Spirits, a tnlck yellow appearance of the skin and Eyes, a dry Cough. often mistaken for consump- tOn.
 Sometimes many of these symptoms attend the disease at others very lew but the Liver. the largest organ in the body is generally the seat of the disease and if not Regulated in time great suf fering. wretcheincss and DEATH will ensur. "T can recommend effiCacious remecy for disease of the Liver Heartburn and Dyspepsia. Simmons Liver Regulator. LEWIS c. WUNDRR. 1923 Master street Assistant Postmaster, Philadel phia
 "We have tested its virtues personally, and know that for Dyspepsia. Bousnesr and Throbbing Hea lacte 1t is the best medi ina the world ever saw We have tried forty other remedies before Simmons Liver Regulator. but none of them ever gave us more than temporary relief; but the Reg ulator not only relieved. but cured us."-ED. TEL EGRAPH AND MESSENGER. Macon. Ca.
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