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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-12
THE DOMINION.
"A Strange Death.

ST.. JOHN N. g., Oct. u.-Stephep M
Chandler, eldest son of the Governor of New
brunswick, while returning from Sackyille tn.
day, stopped at Bulmere's mill. In getting ont
OF the wagon near an embankment on the
road, he stepped on small stone and pitched
reUost over the bank, striking on the back of
his head and dislocating his neck, causing in
slant DEATH III
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A Bank Robber Caught.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct ia despatch from
Stockton says that Burgess, the Bank of Eng
land burglar, was caught yesterday at
Niles by detectives Burgess visited this place
three weeks ago aud then departed for Niles.
When found he had enough money left to take
him back to England. He was expecting to
take the emigrant train in few days. Bur
CESS was heavily ironed and brought here.
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CLEVELAND. October 11.-Petroleum steady
standard White 8.


standard White g.
NORFOLK October 1I.-Cotton is steady ;Middling
uplapds at 10c..
NEW ORLEANS October 11.-Cotton fair demand;
Middling uplands at 9sc.
AUGUSTA, October 11.-Cotton is firm; Mddling
uplaDds at 9s99a.
PHILADELPHIA, October 11.-Cotton steady; Mid
ding upl4nds 1t4c
SAVANNAH, DISQUALIFICATION is firm; Middling
upands at 13-l6c
WILMINGTON, October 1l.-Cotton quiet Middlng
uplauds at 9sc.
CINCINNATI October 11.-Cotton quiet; Middng
uglands 9sc.
GALVESTON. October 1I.-Cotton Is quiet; Mid
Sing upands eac.
NEW YORR, October 11.-Cottcn is steady; Mid
ding uplands at 10 5-l6c.
LoUIsyILLE, October n.--Cotton quiet; Middling
upands Zoe.
BALTIMORE, October 11.--Cotton is dull and leasy
Middliug upands 10sc.
MOBILE, October 11.-Cotton quiet; Mddling up
lands at 9sc.
CHARLESTON, October 1i.-Cotton FIRM Middlin G
uplands at LOG.
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ASIA.
Au Afghan War Inevitable.

:. LONDON, Oct. II The Civil and Military
Gazette OF Lahore, India, states that General
India, will assume command AZ Psshawpr
where $4,000 troops are already Concentrated
keinforcements of the British army continne
to arrive. War is considered inevitable The
Atghans are practiclng with heavy guns in
khyber Pass. and it is believed that Ali Musiid
has been strengthened.
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MARRIED..

In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. 9, by Rev. E. A. Harlow.
Franklin P. White and Miss Eva s. Dyer, both Of
Cape Elizabeth.
In Wnslow, Sept. %. Edw. o. Howard, Esq, of
Fairfield, and DoIcas S. Hall of Boston.
IN winsow Sept. rs, Sumner P. Snow of Skowhe-
han and Mary f. Howard of Winsow
In Clinton, Sept. 49, Gee. ii. Hobbs of Clinton and
Mrs Helen E. Abbott of Winsow.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port aud st John, NIB.
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A Eieudish Rtepd

DETROIT oct ll.-Later advces from Clio
red remains were foasd in the ruins of thar
home, yesterday, sta g that the bodies of Mr.
and Mrs. Conquest were found with their
throats cut from ear to ear, and the skull crush.
ed. The baby's throat was also cut. There js
no clue to the perpetrators.
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THE INDIANS.

The Whole Hadinn Question in a Nm,
she'll
NEW YORK, Oct. 1l-General Stureis. in
IN the Porte case. says that the whole tronnie
with the Indians arises from the Indian agents
and hard treatment by them; thaC his reg;
m m numbers only $50 men, instead of 500.
1900 armed warriors, and that the Chevao opos
have been dissatisfied for long time. and If
the white men kept faith with the Indians
there would be no trouble. 'n''
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DIED.

In this city, Oct. IL Oracle W, twin daughter of
M. ii. and Nj. a. Vaughan, aged months q days.
In this city, Oct IL, Martin Ctary, aged 63 years..
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at q O'Clock,
at his late residence, No. 70 York street.
In Harrington, Sept. 26. Geo. w. Sprowl, ESQ.,, OF
Waldoboro. aged 81 years months.
In New Portland, Sept. %, Frank w. Emery, aged
q years.
In Saco. Sept. 80 Mamie c., daughter of Elbridge
and Dorras Dearborn, aged II years months.
In Auburn, Oct. 4, Mrs. Bertha T., vile OF l. q.
LON bard, aged At years months.
In Fairfield, Sept 20, Mrs. Louisa A., wife of VIM.
81. Conner, aged s. years.
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A nesnerada HING.

GALVESTON, Oct. ia News special from
Giddipgs SAYS VIM. r. Longley, generally
known as "Bill Longey," was executed today
for the murder of Wilson Anderson in March,
1875. Longley was noted desperate and had
killed eight men, six whites and two negroes.
besides shooting several others who survived.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-12

CONGRESS- the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England, owes its to its puri
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptics eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-12

LIFE INSURANCE IN New YORK CITY-The
Journal of Commerce has obtained some inter-
esting facts concerning the current busine of
certain Life Insurance Companies of this city.
1t publishes the cash payments made to the
holders of policies that have matured, either
by death or endow neuts, 10 the six months
ending Septemo DER l, by eight companies,
namely: The Equitable, Germaria, Globe,
Knickerbocker, Metropolitan, Mutual Life,
New York and Washington. The sum is, in
all, Sc, 327 ,634, or more than million dollars
THUS rDcs1 Jeaspa.
are steadily paying, day by day anu-yu..
year, at the rate of twenty-five dollars for every
minute of time, for the support of the widow
and the education of the orphan. The system
which has achieved this result is almost who'll
ly the product of our own time, and It's general
extension hereafter promises to do away 10 a
large measure with the uncertainty of life as
an element of business, and to render eff Gent
help IN eliminating the problem of paupartsm
from social science. "-Neao York Eoening Post
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SATURDAY MORNING.. OCTOBER 10.
Women to French Eyes.

When Time spares beauty he completes it.
Women do not read; they listen with the
eye.
A woman would sooner rule heart than fill
1t; not so a man.
Friendship between women is only suspen-
sion of hostilites.
A woman need not always recall her age, but
she should never forget it.
A woman listens to play with her mind and
judges it with her senses.
IL takes as much wit not to displease a wom-
an as it takes to please her.
woman's friendship is, as arule, the lega-
cy of love or the aims OF indifference.
1t is surprising how near age brings woman
to death and how little it prepares her for it.
The woman who contides to one man her
partialty for another seeks advice less than an
avowal.
We are always anxious to know why we are
loved; they only care to know how much we
love them.
In church, women think that they receive
because they observe, and that they are medi-
tatng when they are only holding their
tongue.
The highest mark of esteem woman can
give to a man is to ask for his friendship, and
the most signal proof of her indifference is to
offer him hers.
AS rule women care little for comedy be-
cause it makes them enter into themselves.
Give them the drama which draws them out Of
themselves.
Women attain perfection in but two depart.
ments of observation-disclosures and memoirs. They
only write well when they imagine that they
talking.
She is to be pitied who thinks to find friend
other than her husband if she be wife, than
her children if she be a mother, than God if
she be neither.
The jealousies of friendship are in this more
exbaustng than those of love; there are only
phantoms to fight and the price of peace is
merely chimera.
Those women are to be pited who pass their
lives between the world and the theater; pool
souls who have only friendship as a relief from
falsehood.
A womans fall is something like that of q
child. The first intim alton that the child has
that it has tumbled down is conveyed in the
fact of its being picked up.
Some conjugal fdelties can be explained OIL
the hypothesis that many woman Is satisfied
to be nothing in her husbands heart SO tina
she is every thing in his life.
A woman who takes a woman to her frient
introduces her into her life as they do the bear
er of flag of truce into the enemy's camp-un
armed and blindfolded.
Man goes to the dogmas; woman is satisfied
with sscraments Der instinct apprehends
what his reason is so slow to admit-that Coo
allows himself to be approached more readily
than 70 be understood.
Women who would hesitate about CRYING be
fore husband or lover have no scruple abou
shedding tears before an audience. 1t is witt
their emotions as with their shoulders, hey ar
only displayed in pubic.-La Vie Pdrisienne
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MEMORANDA.

Barque H IngersolI, Strout, at Yokohama from
New iork, reports, July 9th, Mr. Castor, mate was
stabbed and killed by nan named Lrump
Sch Teazer. Orr at Philadelphia from st John, NIB
reports, Oct 4, Nantucket Shoals passed through
large quantity of wreck stuff; picked up a gaff
Sch VI Bird, from Georgetown. DC, bound east
which struck on Pliney Point, came off evening OF
the 9Th inst and proceeded.
Leth, Sept 27-Shp st James, which grounded in
entering the barbor, was towed off to-day and placed
in the Albert Dock
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Appointment by the Governor.
AUGUSTA, Oct 1.-THE Governor appointed
Hon. Edward Cushing of Camden, Inspector
of Prisons and Jails. vice Hon. VIM. Wilson of
Hallowel, whose term expired, and who de-
clined q reappointment
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New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. October 11-Evening.-Wall street
was characterized today by considerable activity,
which exhibited a feverish and unsettled tone.
MONEY in active demand from to per cent. gold
on CALL latter the rate, after most requirements were
supplied, brokers balances were loaned al per cent
Prime mercantile paper advanced TO Sg per cent.
Sterling Exchange weak and lower ASA q 479 tor
long and 1881 a 4s3a for short sight.
Gold strong and higher, opening at lOl, closing at
1Oll The cearings were large, $21 $4,000. The
customs receipts to-day were $262,O00. Treasury
disbursements S25OO0 for interest and $4,000 for
bonds. Governments steady. State bonds dull. Rail-
road mortgages weak.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated l6S, 4S0 shares.
IA closing 0U0tatiOQs of Cow
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Foreign Exports

CHESTER, Ms. Sch British Tar~-5l Dds -four.
meal. ,,,o
WEsTPoRT, Ms Sch Hibernia-65 bhls -four, 20
bbs meals, 200 bbs lard 10 bbls apples, 1t gsis OIL
bh!s pork,
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A SENSELESS PANIC,

Nearly Forty Lives Sacrificed i'm Liver
pool Theatre.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 11.-During performance
tonight at the Coliseum Theatre fight occurred
under the gallery. The audience, hearing. bnt
Delng unable to see the disturbance, became
alarmed s;s1a cry of fire W raised, when ter
d fLo,e pane ensued the people rushing for the
lery on the heads of the occnpantskof the hit
where the posts impeced exit. Thirty.five men
and lads and two women were suffacated
Many persons were severely Injured.
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Thurmun's Conaitian

COLUMBUS. OHIO, Oct 1.-THE report that
Senator Thurman had an attack of paralysis
is untrue. HIS Illness was occasoned by a
severe bilious attack from which he is rapidly
recovering
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A Hard Passa se.

HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. 1.-THE bark Grat;tnde
OF Little Hampton, G. B.. has arrived. bound
IRON ,th Bull kvsr. s. C., for Liverpool. laden
enced very heavy weather for IA DAYS and
spruog aeak. She is leaking inches an honr
and will probably have to discharge.
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THE IOWA ELECTION.

MThe Republican Maj orify Increasing.
CHICAGO, Oct. 11-A comparison with the
vote Tor governor In Iowa last year, from fig
, ures received oy the chairman of the Repub-
hcan central committee, shows that the net Re-
publican gain in Al counties is 1888. The
same proportion of gain from the remaining
counties will show gain over lasr years vote
OF over 10000 in the state. The opposition
gain In the same counties is 1445
The --latest Estimates,
DEs MONIES, Oct. IL The State Register
has returns from 81 counties, pretty near COR
rect. The net Rnpu oican majority for -S-cre-
tary OF State is 1912. The rem aiming counties
Will not chonge this. The Register figures th at
the lowest majority for the head of the Repub-
llcan ticket will not go below 10000 aud for
any candidate on the ticket it will not fall h.
low 5000, Rotherck, for Supreme JUICE, being
the lowest, aud it is estimated his major ity viii
be $500 ~ "iii
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EuPoreau MARKETS..

LONDON October 11-12.3O P. M.-Consols at "a TIC
new SIS 1919.
LIVERPOOL. October 11-12.3O P. M.-Cotton-
firm; Midding uplands at 5-i6d; do Orleans at
led; sales 10, 600 bales, including 1000 bales for
speculation and export; receipts l0500 bales incud-
Ing 400 American. Futures 1-3A01-l6d better; DC
tober S-16d, ais. 7.32d; October aud November
delivery Cd, also 1-32d.
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ISales Of the Br0kers bUaIu, OVt' IVI
First Call.
16 Boston 81 Maine Railroad."."..". % lC9
1913 ....,....., do. 'lVU5
Second Call.
25 Eastern Railroad. '......'''.'''.'''- III
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Hugh Balfour g. Co., of Manchester, Eng,
lalied yesterday. Liabilities are between one
and two million pounds.
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kn ttllS department
ssT stock is especial
cOni piete. Manu-
the greater
art OF the prepara-
IOns ourselves. and
only clerks
ghO are graduates OF
O,icges 81 PhaTEila-
y. our customers can
ely upon the qualify
nd parity OF our
GODS and the cor
PctuesS OF the y;sTl-
'us compounds pre-
pared nc our estab,isn-
nenf. New articles
ire constantly 1dded
d this department as
Don as issued
We claim TO u ave n
uil and cOInpiei e nst
II Herbs and KaNots,
having just added 10
,ur previOu>ia large as
over three
,unsired difEeFeA I
Kinds. we feel SaTe
hat everything can
be found at our Stores
Iu this line. which a.
generally kept only
nj regular Botanic
Drug stores.
The celebrated PrOut
Tooth Brushes from
the briStIes are
warranted not TO
come Quit we keep
in large assortment:
Also IN full line OF
English aud French
TOOiE, Brushes, Rail,
and CjOtn
Brushes OF all kindS~
styles and prices. an
Hair Brushes we Offer
the solid Back Brush,
the Ce.lulOij. the
Wire Brush, and a.
large variety of Eng
IislS, French and
American, E,,aDEtac-
tuTe. together with a
full line OF CeIiuiOid
Sets.
These goods we
keep i'm great variety
aud at prices TO con-
form with the times
All requisites OF the
Bath.
OF Lu5in's, Akin
sons, Rreidenbach'S
and Farina's manu-
factuFe. together with
COIgaie's. Murray a.
Lannsau's 3nd Others
of American and For
eign manufacture.
Extracts OF forty dtf-
aeFent OdOrs, which
we sell IN amy guam
tity desired.
The celebrated Luz
bins. Pears, BaiIey's,
Lows. COWdray's,
Cuarliin's, COisate's,
&c All the different
Toilet Powders and
COsuaetiQues.
We have n very soft
and piia BILE Channels.
SO dressed that ii will
not grow hard. and
may be washed when
soiled. OF Chest Pro-
tectOrs and Vests n
good assortment.
Our Store Is kept
open NIGHT and
DAT-a feature not TO
be found in any Oiber
CITY at its size in the
United states. and is
lat AL TIMES I'm
charge OF a cOGnpe-
tent person. This in
nOVaiiOn is one i'm
which the public
should be Interested,
and show their ap.
probation of.
The sale OF Cigars
is one OF our special
ties. A great varis ~
of the best brands, at
the lowest prices, is
always TO be found at
our store. CUR sales
ARE larger than those
)ot amy dealer i'm the
state,
We are Agents for
Geo Eiesnann 81 Co.'S
celebrated Surgical
Instruments, aud
have ian stock Elec-
tric Batteries, Elastic
Hose and ReIfs.
Shoulder Braces. OF
the most desirable
patterns, 'ETusses, &c.
ss e also let Batteries
by the week or month
on reasonable terms.
[TERBECK'S
congress ST.,
.TLAND, ME.
DIV
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MARINE NEWS.
An American Vessel Ah.rsor.s

An American Vessel Abandoned.
WASHINGTON, Oit 11.-According to a des.
patch non The American miaister at Paris
Captains Rsnaalt and Millener of Bordeaux
and Dankirk report that they fell in with a
mudas, abandoned, on the taffrail of which
was the inscription, Louisa Blrdsall, Toms
River, New jersey )"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Clearing House Transactions.

PORTLAND, october IL.
The Clea,ine House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Net Balances Observation-Disclosures. 22,6S6 AZ
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MARINE NEW s.
PoRT OF PORTLAND,


Friday, Oct. IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike. st John, NIB, via
PASSPORT for Boston.
Sci Contest Weaver, Bay Chaleur-200 bbls mack
erel. -, -,
Kicker 81 Co
Sch Nellie Bowers, Stackpole, Camden, to load for
West Indies.
Sch Alice Dean Hatch Pembroke.
Sch Toronto Colt, Prospect Harbor-canned goods
to j W Jones.
Sch Ralph X Grant, Grant, Rockport-lime to A
B Morse & Co.
Sch Reaper, Teel, st George.
Sch Ethan Allen. Blake. kennebec for Philadelphia
Sch 7 Benedict, Crockett. Wiscasset for Newport.
Sch Shepardess, Thorp, Bristol.
CLEARED.
Sch British Tar, (Br) Evans, Chester, NS-Port-
land Packing Co.
Sch Hlbernia (Br) Coggns. Westport, NS-master.
Sch Lucy Lee. ingalls,. Machias-Nathl Blake.
Sch City of Ellsworth. Grant. Ellsworth Chase
Bros.
Sch Gypsy, Handy, Camden--N A Sanborn.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, DuntoD, Boothbay-Danl
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Boston stock Market.

By water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to G
W True & Co.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Sid I'm Montevideo Aug 81, barque Clara, Nichols
Mauritus.
Ar at Bayonne Sept 0, barque Jose R Lopez, Nc
Donald, New York.
Ar AT Bristol 10th inst. barque Esther, Benjamin.
New YORK.
Sid FIN Bremen 10th inst. barque Daring, Anderson,
United States
Ar at Paimbeauf 10th inst, brig Giles Loring, Ken
ney. Stettin
Ar at Rochefort 10th, brig A j Pettengill, Hall,
New York.
Ar al Glasgow 10th, brig Helen Phinney, Sylves-
ter, Philadelphia.
Ar az Queenstown 9th. ship B Lincoln, Lombard,
Huanillos (June 100.
Ar at Rio Janeiro Sept 6th ship Ell Dorado, from
Cardiff; Prussia McLoon, do.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Aug 81, sch James Ford, from
Portland.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Haulau .Oourtnex Race.


TORONTO, Oct. 1.-The Hanlan club admits
that the stakes of the Courtney match were
ouly $1,000 side, but emphatically deny that
any agreement was made to pay any sum to
the losing man.
The Cricket Match.
MONTREAL, Oct lin the first inning the
Australians scored 319 for 8 wickets. 9. Ban
herman was caught out, scoring 125. They
left for Detroit tonight.
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[FRoM OUR coRREspospsrr.,

IfhOA OUR CORRESPONDENCE
EASTPORT. Oct 5-Ar, sch Island Belle Leary
Dgby, Ms. with cargo of the wrecked schr Linda OF
Eastport.
Oct Gar, sch A NJ Holt, Holt Yarmouth.
Oct 8-Ar. schs Nellie III, Malloch. Labra lor with
60 bbls herring; Mist, War;, Portland, (and sailed
for Calas.)
SID sch Carrie W. Fearaby, New York.
Oct Gar. U rev steamer Dallas, Hodgdou, Port
land; Abby Weld, Gardiner, do, (and sailed for Penn
broke)
KENNEBUNKPORT, Oct PAR. sch j A Dix.
Pinkham, Portland, with 1900 bushels corn to D
Perkins.
Messrs GoEs & Sawyer, of Bath. will launch from
their yard to-day, two sbips.-one uamed Emma
CroWell. and the other Charley Kenney.
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o~pAarUwE oE .TnAnsnIPs

Minssare Almanac. October -.
Sun rises. ....,,.6.l1 high water. II III AN
The Morning herald., 1878-04-20

AS re ut ne has scoveTed that dis
en- ses originate i" germs or in plain wore =,
para,t,s' Now il any persons are disposed
to be sceptical on this point they can soon
be convinced by he use of q powerfu
microscope. that this Is an absolute fact,
and mt e. mere assertion This being SO
what could be more natural than the Dos
tors theory, viz: "lo cure the disease
you must destroy the par sites causing it?'
DR.. Paine, after years of study, has been
able to take 20 e. The great heatth-givinE
element of the air, aud reduce ~ to, .
liquid form t Is an absolute euro for
Catarrh, be destroying the germs causing
it. The same, in. regard to that fear'u
bcourge, D!phi heria. and his disess3is is so
deadly, simply because the parasite
causing it allowed, from the, want OF
proper treatment, to remain in the mem.
brane, when IL they were destroy d. nature
would in all cases do the rest. Their de-
struction Ozone will positively accomplish.
it produces better results j. cCnsumptton
than a2y other k ttWl remedy, aud il
uset before The total es,ruction OF lie
ungs VIII pToduca Il cure, The Same OF
Cancer and 9th d sea e.. Ozone a. q dis
infect nj naa 10 equal lor the pody or SEX
loom. .'a
The Morning herald., 1878-04-20
MEDICAL.

T\R. FITt.ER'S vEdETABLE RHEU.
~ MAT1C REMEDY.--ls the perscrip
ton OF one Of Philadelphia'so Oldest physi-
CLANS, and Is guaranteed TO cure rheuma.
tisnl, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backaehe
&C.. or money refunded, by invigoratin.
the nerves, purifying the blood, and nen-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system
By merit 1t has become a standard medi
cine, Suffering and money saved by useine
1t In time. Remember that Dr.. Filter Is
the only physician in Am ri ga dev oting
40 years to this one line OF practice Curt
warranted, Advice gratis. As Sout b For
street. ,. s..... ..-, s.l' ...s
The Morning herald., 1878-04-20
From the Earliest Ages.

SCROFULA has beer the bane, ana as T.
were. the curse of mankind Moses, In tn.
18th cnapler Of Levttlcus, lays down very
explicit rules on this ulsea .. SO terrible
and lOathsome had IL been copsid~ red thel
that q person known to be- infected with Il
would not be allowed tt mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine III fiictiol
and believed there was no cure for 1t. Il
was then the sins ofa youth or diviatiM
from the paths of virtue were punished AZ
long as life lasted msppily In our day
the sience of medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of Ma, ure furu ishes =
remedy the disease is stripped OF Its ter
rOr by the use of theSA " A III MS ROs .
AND HERB JUICES, anG the victim o
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blo'cht.
litter, ETC., can be restored to sound health
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