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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-07
Peruvian Syrup.

From Chas ii. Colgate, Esq
OF tho firm Of Colgate 4 Co. Manufacturer o
Flavoriug Extracts, 81 blackstone IT.. Boston,
SoHMERyIILE, Mass. Dec. q 1919.
Mes,rs Seth w. Fowlo & some
Gentlemen Last spring my little daughter,
aRea i've became ysry much emaciatsd With iass
~ appetite, and, great prostrAtion OF strength,
20 much 20 that We were obliged 70 take her out
~ school. This contained through the summed
and caused US much anxiety. Aflor trying va
Iious remedies wit oat deriving any benent, our
family physician recommended the uAe Of Peru.
Wan Syrup. After using II one week We saw .
marked improvement Ia the chiid's condition,
aud intA month she wasTspidly gaining Ia health
aud strength, hsf sppetite being excellent. At
this date che Is perfectly well, sith round,
plump cheeks aud healthy color. audi. again al.
tending school regularly. ! consider b or festot.
alton TO health entirely due 20 tho Peruvian
Syrup, and feel that ! cannot too highly recon-
mend ii 10 a tonic.
Very gratefully you're
OHAs. II. COLGATE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-07

from a Neilshnown Writer,
Prom Mrs, Mary Francis, sell knu~n 80 Mac.
gafet Noabt
BRtaHrHaSg. Woodstock. w., Oct. o., 1874.
Seth W fowlv 4 Sons
Gentlemen Two years age | comms0epd ~
take the PsruvAh syrup, | Vas 10 . lAnguid,
hall alive state, through ~iaoipient dyspepsia and
defective circulation Of the blood Tires bottles
~ The Peruvian Syrup changed this 10 gloutnE
bounding hsAlth, have . hne appetite, sleep
soundly and can wall Ave mil.s saslly without
resting. or busy myself out of doors all day long
without fatigue.
A lads cousin, who resides with me, tool the
syrup during her recovery from = serious illness
u stmo weeks, She has been al Invalid to-
years, Five bottles ~ the syrup have so bolt
up her system that abe nos eats quite heartily,
sleeps well aud can walk three miles lin hns
wsAther) without fatigue eousidor the med.
icine 40 Invaluable 10 persons OF sedsn,aFy pur
suiis, or 10 those who suffer from languot or tov
tpirts, that | rotate thus personal experiences Of
It's effects to you, leaving yon 10 mAks uhai use
you please of my letter.
Yours, very respectful.
MARY FRANCIS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-03-07
Peruvian Syrup.

Prepared by SETH W. FowLE h SONS. ~
HArr,on Avenue, Boston, and sold by dealers
generally l2iy.1s~4w(ssI
National Republican., 1878-12-27
The Might Iu,.glna-Iipuse.

4 pallCl meeting Of The board Of managers VI the
Night Lodging House was held yesterday at twelve
o'clock, with Mr.. \. :. Solumnns IN the chair ami
Dr. William II. Ross secretary. There were pres.
cnt Mcssrs. John T. Mitchell. +. II, Mr"mire, Z. L.
Hume, William Slickncy, g. /. Simpson, and MR.
Ross
Mr.. Solomon stated that he had waited upon the
District Commissioners To src II they would give
the usual amount Of sIurpcr mnmlh for the support
OF the Institution. TINT had not received II decided
answer liz had M duulh that they w0Hll comply
with the TuuuU,t. lie also stated ihat he had q
talk with Major Twiuiug uul Dr. l.. NJ Chaplin,
supufir iUHlcut uI sLyct Wlrrs, In regard Ia the
feasibility of CmI lDyu" each lnl'2tr % j" certain
amount "f work. which would IN some measure
culpruSU;. Tor lnC accommodation. received. hc.
sides being a good mcnus tor driving oT Irdmps
lie had IN doubt that The '""lini-sinnc!a Woui
prOv ilc q ,iuiv work.
lIIEvy III T. Ur;h the 'rleT. womb unt comply
win lho.e tCyn', tnrr 'nry rnu't &c shut out from
lOlgings uulg.s phN .!uu.y NgHp9lGr t. pcI.lrm
manual labor. Mr. ~ucsncy shil the l"o."n that
j." hnd not takri u"TH Interest In The cntru'.. .sc
Ma that hv ih.Ughl Il "u.l hc encouraging the
irHmIs. BIt Having Irul e.: thH Iltn rr'Dp>in
t1pt L, lsIvrrs shout make some return TOR the
W. ri,,aO.Cl 20 giving Uhr bodied men nights
lpIFirl; aud rroi IncHl without they mIrlC 'uulc
rinT, Tor II. i's 'i%ing uem ""N the uS,hl.
would keep avn! rul l,'cr' ing lsrNonS w"ull lc
benclucd M",ar. N.j,IslI ant Hume were "f the
rpNl'og tHGt thrI, Wr!c 'HEr who should not Dc
r"iu,t"i To- Ia r. tnd .s,'r is,dncgs y. cAy"PiipIa
Nc. SoIoiaon. scented that tn. Lnlgcrs received
We're de-, iiE Icr.oUs and GCriCh that "urLhlcss
truIuIs were accommodated
Mr. Mr';u'iu state 4 that hr I'D not hclicvc lhc'C
were p per ccIL Of the lvlS"r that could II
deemed t!Gmp'.
Mr..s Mt'Ecll AID lidmc wIrr O, the opinion
that Whom the lolgr.s were CuHp-licl to v JrE thr
charity CuiurIng would lc sOni"N hat destroyed. J.
would al be making the institution tOn much oI
thr tylc"l rauI =. hIgTliuEh u.c. HcSi..c -Cl.r
iugE Tigid cNHu3uati0u hy n" police Whr isuU'
the tirkc', "i H'm'tHnrc, Mr. ~dnnpTs stated Il''
! the inhGriS NIir LiNen II second uNun!iuatiuH q
| the lodging .huus,' hCfyTu lNiug registered.
| TIC matter Wns finally rl!'p,scl Of hy the alJp
! tiuH of tho Gllpv lug rc.gi'It"n:
| That ticuAcruu, committee BE- given lnllrnwr
| 10 MAKE lTTrUgUlnrui' To have the beuv.rlGIc, @
! lhv institution IHy ETbCuGiis received. The EN-
| pluying Uf superintendent was also let u ih
| discretion Of tho exec u'tic committee. Mr.. >ulu
.lDIs slated tNui ttc treasury was CIaIiy und in
| any contributions would De- thankfully received
| Tho h,lrIng house was ul,Cult inr tie hrst Tim
tt.s ".ut,I IN tmi-llhts night and twenty pei
.gr' Wet, tUmt.hv'l wIl U."u.mMu!u''uI, and
meal. OF thc'U rJl-uuS there W|s ~, Ing
| rrdInr. Al wyrt '4.rhul!rs rXrclH IlH," Ni
| were lIbpI,r,.
|
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Celebrating Christmas,

The city on Christmas day, with few exceptions,
was uncommonly quiet The services In the
churches was well attended, aud IN many of them
the singing proved the feature Of the occasion, and
the music rendered was OF q very superior order.
II having become quite . custom for the Sunday
schools 10 have q reunion or festival during the
holidays many OF them have already carried out
the programmc-tating Christmas eve or night as a
suitable nme.
At the congregational Church last Wednesday,
amer singing and rectations, the large Christmas
tree was born down upon them by Superintendent
Dembler and each scholar was rcmembcred IN tho
distribution
Al the North Baptist Church tFourteenth street,
near r. on Christmas eve. "Kriss Kingle" made
his cargo Of good things brought delight TO many
hearts.
The Metropolitan Presbyterian Sabbath school
room was on Christmas Eve handsomely decorated
with evcrgrccns and numerous gas jet nickcring
Inscriptions commemorative OF the event. prcscnt.
cd an enlivening aud beautiful appearance. 1twas
estimated that there were at least 1900 persons
present and the laughing, merry voices OF the chil.
drcn assembled TO receive presents from Santa
Many were the gifss, and many We're The wishes
that there would I've more such happy festivals.
On Christmas Eve the school Of the First prcsbr.
tcrlan Church aud the Mission School held inter.
cstlng exercises, consisting Of reCitsiions, singing
&c, after which Superintendent Wright distributed
the gits, with which large, brIllIanty.lish;ed
Rev. Dr 4. ". rltzer, Of the Central Presbyterian
Church, had gathered about him Wednesday after.
noon the sabbath school children Of his flock aud
each Of them departed from the room with thelI
hands mll.
1t required two trees nt Grace VI. T.. Church
Christmas night to accommodate Santa Claus re-
mcmhrancts To the scholars OF the sunday school
and when they we're distributed there was lively
time among the pupils.
The sunday school scholars did not have all III,
nIn to themselves for here were others who found
Just us much enjoyment IN II quiet way.
At the residence as Ms john ". Mcknight there
was pleasing parlOr entertainment prniiCrcl tile
guests. in which j. AdlmZ COrydOiI, Dr. frank
White, Misses White. Dyer and others participated
The ShcrmGn lInuS, wa, alive with hilarity and
pleasure was abundant.
The entertainment Of the pupils Of Miss Florence
Hopkins, on Christmas Evc, shOW. CUlIcluSiNely
that singing Is not Miss Hopkins only fnrtc. IhC
scholars acquitted themselves with great credit ~
recitRtlyns, music, and composition aud exhibited
mary ltus Improvement IN pCnmRu'hlp, while The
marching aud CG.i.thcnics 10 music was like The
order Of wuldrillctl suli!Crs and delightful
feature. The cNcrciscs closed with a good might
| tNhlVuu by ,iulc Miss Flora Mcknight The
scholar, pTv,rntrd their teacher with handsome
| work box, while they each departed with II bag o
| French candles.
National Republican., 1878-12-27
HOME AFFAIRS.
CJJl SDITS.

The hc an ri,o rolumac yesterday wa four
hrhes lhIrk.
Mr. Andrew J. nlvsil orth" lnn Of I'm 4 In.
vail, grUcrfs, !, lying 'ctonsly III with g5rNiy-rs.
--Iutgr Gr,y wa svvrrrly injured h. + fall On
the I"e lu'l Iuc'd'y night ant removed n his
home.
The lutte wc,i Of PgLc,Ck IKE We, crowded.
Christmas 'lH! WTh 'kut"Is. n,'l lie pot Wrs eat
Tjed into the ugh'
--Num:rc ..ycu u r,:a,y.. r...., r,ulolns
.,,,a1 a. @1S'';$ ,,S q; f:%SiSi' si%i '' ',% ""' !"
1t was ~ oil day Al the IN.th'n BuldI1s
c.t,rlHy H'r u!rh ,ugn III" "lli"c' "rrr VI"u uuln
noon, only r,u'!nu hl,'ur5s VIZ lrIn'@tl'd
Tho bid .or furnishing n!,liI.t 'upp.u-, f. the
tE.uingsi. months hs'r urt yet hrrn fully .tl~I.
ulcd, and the ,Hccc''ri ri.l!r' si'l .onan L"
EmuUuCvd
--nr. c"rA.a. ru,s ri:r, without the use Of tho
known ouly 10y hiu,>r'G nm," ~ thirteenth
stree io'tuwe.' vogue. u"!sy.
-AG3al ,.y q, ,loro y"....ua, .n,muoou horse
snu-hsd the Git n''e wH,''. u = Lris.. 20 Which
he was N.'u ial "'ri "7dly ir'.r' ! 'u. a9 .a- uf
hk IiHl leg,
-Chrt,'na. u,..n.ns Wh.', Nouu;ul unicrg uuu.
his hat he Wa H'' .''t L., d -oH 81 "a f.Hcr4id
Isle with tbc >.r',.o'r "..''. rhva ID yoI bc
MI. E,ly!r >a.h. .,,,~r ct IL. a,..',i l,p
TrsIdercc, ,", =. ~ H., .'r,' N.,auaar.. lie
deCeRsrI Wj.. e." v,yl''"r rE ll' Il.l.ur N-N a.
SET u'e lilr nv Wa. tr',L
,:, ,5,lney o', ", ,'.,,,f - .G,,,., f l4o"}
Miisou. ". " .arhsr, NIm'n- ~. 49,, ; Il
nhntucE. Il. aOL Z .r.h h"."u u'l ui.f
-Atu.o. IrYa.uuu.. l,.aum Na,b'rgGuu r.u.
tenuial I.''s. ~ ~ i.N. \. s.. lh. ,"Im..! Do:
tceTs were u'p'..l lG. ,..,3.rL seat ra..., u
tmilh " " ..G.....1!. ':.i -. ~. ....I
Hill }. ", John N. u n.'r u:'-uc. Lr...s-
billC, seCIJluN,
.--Abou, ,,shl o,as. a. ...E' Oair,, Ebu.r.
picked up n .'r:l d-'.t n.... Lama. 4 ~ ... %
furnor. Who l..l HIn1 Iu d ", ~ urra-r.r. .r
Ninth nLd D ul..Gy ...,r.- a.l ..h L'u, r, u ,
Fecund rI,r!u,l -Nal Du, NUr,u H.. 70. BID. r,l..J.,
for mOIC luu an tour.
About eleven u.Dl'. , It. III yr. Ierl,y I',grlnl
Edmunds liNlhu vul hEwtru r}cn'll opt l.i-t.l
Streets nGrlhwC.l, found dead ru'urod chi ID %, Boz
back yard. II Wa, tasuu TO The second Precinct
Station by OnlrtT ~alkc.d. Ihc CurJuvr NirwCD
the body and gave a certificate ot bu, al.
-Yesterday morning hack driven by Eugcue
Mack Gollided Win chRIim NJ. on liiiccntl
street near New York avenue and Msrk Va
thrown TO the ground, receiving severe iniu'ics
~ vas takQn into ThOmlson'a drug hto:e, Whc' (
National Republican., 1878-12-27
he was made comfortable, af,cr which he was sent
70 his homc No $40 G siret.t anniheast.

he was made comfortable. amer which he was sent
10 his home, No. $40 street southeast
AARON White. q wsichman in the employ q the
9dorless Escsyatng COMPANY. va, drowned ~
west, last Wednesday afternoon. II Is supposed
that he fell Into the water while intoxicated, and,
being se,g unable to help himself perished; Coroner
Yesterday, about one O'Clock. Oficer Aherne
arrested tramp named Edward Scott, haling ffuin
New Haven, Conn. for the larceny OF coat, while
stolen property were taken TO the Sixth Precinct
Station, where he was locked up, and the coat
identified by Wolf Rice, ICos seventh street, Ns his
property.
~ free fight occurred at Deilniuss station about
eight o'clock last night during which Patrick
Coates, cOlored, cni another colored man, named
Peter Jones, several times in the check with a case.
kniic srouni to fine point Coates was arrested
by officer Alder aud locked up at the Eighth Ere.
cinct station for hearing In the Police Court TO-
day
--Dller B. Grongh has entered suit, In the law
side Of the court sgninst willamw. Mccullough,
for Slanler, and setting the damages inflicted q,
ant connived TO ruin both his business and char.
acter by filing notice Of lien against lots nom
i6 to 81 in square ST. in the sum Of sIsOc, for an
alleged breach OT contract.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 8. X. OFF, At an elec.
ton held last WCdnesdny evening. elected the fol
lowing officers TO serve for the ensuing year: W. y
Douglas ?; G.; d. T. Ritchtie, {. C.;Caspcr Koch, v
C.; ii. DaushtOr, r.; J. N. Geleher ". al John
finch. X. oi X. aud =. John NJ Kline, ". OF j.:
John I. Moliny " off. Representatives To Grand
l.udgc-A. J. Gunning. D. DaiIehtun, John M.kline
John 7. Molinu, and John :, Finch.
The order Issued to thep0liCc to stop boys skal'
ing on BabcpCk Lake was done by request OF FRO
fcSsOr Baird, nj the mllhsonion Institute and See
rvtary of the the United States Fish tOmmlsSl lpn
lie stated, that the lake hnd been recently stocked
with Cerp, Nnd the pre- sure Of boys on the lake
would tend 10 irjnTc them and probably cause
their death. THIS statement Is made upon the
authority Of Major Morgan, Superintendent oi
IViCC,
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Two Fires Christmas Day.

Las wclucSday morning, abou, five O'Clock Ere
was discovered IN thu E1nn Baptist Church, On
{, between sixth nl-cveirh sheets southeast. An
alarm was turned IN from box jla, and the fire lc.
pChment quickly responded Amer considerable
labor they succeeded in sublu.ng tho flames. al.
though the building was damaged 10 the extent Of
a.,sD, ON which there u no Insurance. The fire is
snrpoNcI 70 have been "f iuCeHdiary origin. and as
there Is trouble in the cOngrgsni.nu. one faction
ACCUSES the other Of hcing the guilty parties.
About NOON last Wednesday an alarm sounded
ram box 1877. caused by fire In the house OF
CHARLES J"hnsOil No. ll9l Tenth sIrcGt northwest.
y originated In defective lluc, anil the damage
iOnicl mp SEn.
The burning Ofa chimney UII Il street. near fir.t
caused an alHnn Of FIRE Hbnttl ten O'Clock yesterday
morning. Damage trnng
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Christmas ut the Home for Destitute Col
nr..h Mmnlrn md Children.

This We. one oT the most R1aHying anu hHpny
little entertainments uf lhc merry Christmas dHy.
st two O'Clock =. NJ eighiy.siN small black faces
and curly heads, from three to twelve years Old.
entertained tie ,i~it,ra with spu, Of their jubilee
song anil short rcrialons. Cordial greetings Were
extended to nlut dirty guests 10y thg seiul ladies
In charge and officers Of the as'Or.ul.pn present.
They have 4 lnn4, rri"icut rr.pa Of teachers (ali
White rNcrp, uue l4dC, who have their hearts in
the work oarh OF whom have an interesting his
tory a,,orIa'cd with tEv welfare aIl education oi
the Crceiuicu lulug aud since The clOsc OF The war.
The nnirDu Is from Philadelphia, lady Of great
cvI uriCurc in rh!an,hrOpiC work, aul IL I"T-On
uf large executive ability. -Four asel Anl nirnI
women have at pro cilt home tCr", and two girls
seventeen years Old, who are cIIpplCs from child.
The Christina. tr"e was hnr one, eight feet
hgh Glcl with prr,"nlS & uuI patrons sHd friends
Of the gt.,d work. The entertainment opened with
q carol, merry ChriIuLas Ev"ryWherc.' When
they sang Star Spamglrd Banner Il was done with
great .th'sinNm, looking up at the little hass on
thc tree Gri stealing sid" long 2l"mccs al th' hic
d"- by the Cirl> and great tin trumpet hy TIC boys.
III the CHARACTERISTIC ,pngs, Nobody Knows de
Tr1uhlc Have and swing Low, sweet Chariot"
some liJ'!c 0lrs rTld NOT restrain The jubcr move
InrUt, much To the Inrri'nrml Of their SulCnce
! John Browns B'ds' WAS sung with trai 'pitit
and is inIOrI Impressed upOn the minds Of the
ChIl,hCn by some remarks huln Dr.. Root, formerly
Of Kansas, and rvr-Uual trirnd OF The fNsrlyTrJ
cnlhu.tast-iVr such he called thu old man--s 'ng
! o. a fact IN that dark lugU ui history Tat John
/ Brown could have been hhcrr,.l Freedom wa'
"nrrrd N him but hu .aId: NO! can Il" n'ur'
! iur lhis sreN! ciU~c ruh my unfortunate fellow
, unu IN giving my life than Ia ,HvEg II" Thu
a.. brave uld man dirl for yuu children ai.i Ju
/ people.
/ lie Wsy rv,!2wCd Lyu Few remarks nom Tong e.7
! man Jpyce. Of Vermont, cUCUTHgin, The VOL rr'
. telling The little DaCs he was - Plrasr Win thrG
! Ipiay that he Should d. sl be- l'oS-il'y could ii
| lhrmln CuW@:"... ll: tui.''rtu responded With
: tIi.. cheer CJr NT Jrycu and iluec TING trg
( tot the Cu,gc,, ni III, Iut.t ~l4tus.'
| l'r rJri, of Wellington, lh"n cNiech',cl tn
iF "a fttH tilt Il
iug. and FilrrWsri helped the ln'li,- duluai lh'
| nrhlr tT,r.
| lie, officers u hi. national l'- ,rrtuu dr,gry,
much ere III for IT, H,iui,hu- "n:uiil.'l. bI tin,
| ne ,trai.'hteu"d iinrncsly, Anl IGu,! "H r'r
si..ll appropriation dur!Hs hc present. 'rFt"n.
| .ri1nbe.
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Arrest Of a "youdoo Doctor.

JoC0rroll, alihS Minus Middleton, was arrested
by Detectives MrE!fesh ami Millcr last Wehncs
day aftr.nuon "n n charge Of Obtaining money
under iLl,c prCtcnsGs from Il c"lored man named
Dahnvy and woman nAIHci Roberta Fort. The
accused was locked up at the Filth Precinct sta
ton until yesterday morning, when he was ar.
rnemod IN the Police Court hut Ct the request of
his counsel the case was continued until to-day,
Carroll bring >unt To Jail IN default Of So bonds. j
+ alleged tat the accused 6y representing himself
as "yOui0O'' doctor. has sWindled the com
plR!nhnt out Of considerable sum Of money by
protesting his ability to euro them Of certain dis.
eases with which they were afflicted, lie did not
succeed in aiturding them any relief however and
they reported him to the detective who arrested
him
National Republican., 1878-12-27

JewcNry. Gr NJ GaIt BRO. a 90.
Boarding. with InuIaS- sos @ strcct uorlhwy,t.
Foot surgery, cUrnS, ~".-luG Pennsylvania Rv.
snuC
Rooms him'.hri o. UunIut.rhcd-G-J ! street
northwest.
IN No. Of lru.tC'-.
Trusicc sale n irirovei real estate on sumner
arcei, Howard rrlycr.'y 'ubdy!,ioa. Ge,'SG W.
SIirkucv, nuCIiOnc"r,
National Republican., 1878-12-27

Na meeting OF IIrcon Council No. !, Order Of
ANcrIrau Hivn, held On Monday evening pscen'
be-. r. the following officers were elected for the
eusuuE year, Precedent William H. Decker; vice.
lEDnpsOn 9.,i,ar' scll.tGr!,J. BiIdlCi treasurer
William NulvTluri lnEr'hal, ". :. F,utrher
u,.'>lGnt mar,inl Y. T. liaycs inSiie fen,InCl. "
Il. smith outside sentinel, J. Cannon.
Rvlrgs,,., ,n Di,'rir N0hy or G!anl Council
WllIin,a IT, becker ". :. Fletcher, Gcngr "
Gnnlr,I William RI,'. ord, nnt Thomas Iaonip'
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Shooting Matches,

On rhr;>iIhs, day . shootIns match toos place at
the fDpt ~ Eighth street southwest between Samuel
w. Wimsad nnd John Dowell. The distance was
twcrly yards rlse Al glass bnlls nom double trsps
Tue unmler NJ balls shot At was tScnt! four each.
Wim.utt broke tSenly.ouc aud DoNrN seventeen
balls. The wager was All oyster supper, which Was
promptly paid by the loser
Another match was ,hoL between Gwynn Harris
amt ". A. Mlin,ult, which was Won by Wimsstl, he
b. erl,.ug six halls 10 Harris three.
National Republican., 1878-12-27
GREAT SLAUGHTER s,IEoF CLOTHING I
FORCE OFF STOCK. H>EMhN BROS, COZ
NER SEVENTH AND L.
Accident 10 C,ptuip ,,inrksrd.

Nc.Ierilay afternoon, about two o'clock, Captain
Backlord Of the Capitol police noticed man act.
ing in q suspicious manner IN one Of the lower
corridors OF the south wing Of tho Capitol. He ap-
preached him aud asked what he wanted. and was
answered with an insulting epithet. The Captain
thcgeup stt.nped 10 arrest him. A Scufils en-.
SUED and as Captain BlRckfUrd has but one arm
he was placed nj q disadvantage Duriug tho tussle
brcaIinz his arm below the elbow. Assistance
having arrived. the man was secured and taken to
the Seventh PIecMct Stsilln where he gave hls
namc "a lanes MGircgOr Judge smell will have
u talk with him to-day CaptSin Blacslord was
taken TO Iii residence aiid DR.. Merriam summoned
who set thu fractured member.
National Republican., 1878-12-27

scqnently Mr. Emery was taken to jail TO await the
action Of the grand Jury.
James s. Coon,bs, the man killed. was twenty
four years of age aud for some time past has been
IN the employ OF Wash d. Williams, furniture
dealer, where he gave universal satisfaction.
The remains were placed IN charge OF william r.
Speare. undertaken and last evening sent to the
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Arrival uI Passenger Trains

At BALrAuEE LNp"E. IFPrT, NEw JER.LI AVE
kIEkSb srEILT.
SUIHiHy. EsuUg.
~sN. - rW,S q Cut or 'i:.O, EaltU ore accom-.
sGE, phiis. 4 y, N.rN. 80, RAltlmOIc NrTUW,
s,:n, thIr'0 4 ri.isy,I. $40 y, Phi n IvlsN
I.U. lullILJtr gIiu Nay j.Vsi Piedmont. SlrIsmrg
stations. WiuClf str, Fred 4
81, lftd. &C. Met. birch Iia-,r,IUWn, rUiut Ui
a., HsIhduT., Annapp.it ltu.k, 4 way stat ms
tIpTr,s 80 E',iluiu,u gCcom.
e<k, Hsuir-hIrg End HA. 'T'.1i kE,,U,prs cEpTess.
ftrNtrVH nc. Metro t1.'F. E''imuIc = HAy fiN
pultRu nT.,U.l. Lnrs.
sIGEh, Bnl.Iunit r,,rni. ESIsi .. rGEUI -, outs.
lE.O RaiLu'uI, gI!ICsa FHm, S.N, iul q Eu~.Un
erWC-s,
sArTvC dolly. Others SUNDAY. excepted
Sc tor the tiut- Of departure vi trans EdNer-
liss n ep'- -lsewhrtu.
National Republican., 1878-12-27

many sleeplea nights and weary days are due 10 ~
raging influence. Yet the true cause OF all this tor
ment Il decayed teeth produced by neglect and inat
good. sound teeth fy resi,e this % ise.' how care.
~ would they be to teep their teeth In good con,
aGn nlp TO all such n,s Se MI Eiyc ~ word Sdr,, q
ficc, such as IHuRsros's Ivory PEknL TooTH
Powder, i will preserve your teeth through life.
clean, sound, and white, and tooth ache, with all
Its horrors, will be unknown. Sold by all druggists
&c, at 25 and 50 cents per bottle.
How many thous nis suffer from billousness,
dyspepsia, &C., and drag on miserable exlstence-
not III enough to remain at home and call N medi.
cal assistance, yet feeling sufficiently unwe to dc:
stroy nj, the pleasure Of ifc They suffer daily and
solely for want Of some simple remedy TO- purge
and cleanse the system. QUIRRs IRISH TEA is
specially adapted for this purpose Gentle in It's cf
iects yet II carries of all cxtrancous matter, and
leaves the vital organs clear and nnobs,ructed. 1t
II Is truly Natures remedy, being entirely herbal
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents per pack.
age, each making quart OF medicine.
wELLs MACHINE srREkp OVERWHELMING PLts.
TIERS are superior to all other. Composed Of choice
Pitch spread on fine son lamb skin, they afford me.
chancdl support 10 the affected parts, and, acting
by absorption, relieves almost Instantly For pains
in the back OF side caused either by indigestion,
rheumatism. or strain, they are unrivaled. Sold BY
all druggists; d cents each.
TIIoNrsoN's PoNApE orrrNr, all olcaginous com.
pound OF great merit for dressing and cleansing
The hair. Sold by all druggists % and 10 cents per
bottle.
Buffers BAtsINc MIXTURE, the old infallLle
remedy. sold By druggists; ; price. 81 per bottle
wIBor's CoNrouSD OF PUnr Cop.LivER on
| AND lpE.-The advantage OF this compound over
the plain Oil is that the naseatng taste OF the OIL
IL entirely removed and the whole rendered entire.
ly palaiahe. The offensive tnyte ot the OIL has long
Rcte great objection To It's use but In this form
the trouble Is entirely Obvinted. A host of cert
icates might be given here to testify ~ tho excel
| lrnce and success OF Whore God. Lirr OIL and
LINZ :" but the fact that II is regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty Is suficient. For sale by A.
b. WIlbor, Chemist, Boston. and by all drugsiAls.
| No WHOLESALE butter house IN this city or Balti
has better facilities for daily receipts OF choice
| dairy products than sPIcERs. corner Nlnih and y
streets northwest, Large stock. Fine goods. Low
prices Fair dealing.
| HARVEY 4 HOLDES'S
Table d'llote Is the best Ia the city. Breakfast and
National Republican., 1878-12-27
Marine Disaster,

T,.,,,t'.er MsrgC from North ra-'liuN, lH7eu
w,h H- n,,r ,l ufiunlo aud i''nsI ~i..ugi cou'
-..r-l 'D u ". Jvhu.un. sEuk uu NuIink on INC
I.Hu'rg ug the gI,h iu,iRul. Inr,rgw were all
!.,,i ''.e u.s., 10 Nj. luhu-yn viii r.. H'orl 5000