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New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

special meeting of Tire Town Council OF Union
Iin. ~. j.. wrs held Wednesday. relative to the dis
appearance Of Chailse Wuriz. 81. she Town Treas
urcr. ON August -. The balance ia the treasury on
March 20 WI. Si1 400 -; the receipts since then
have been Se>3S 56, and the expenditures
~ll,1sl, leaving balance of S9,063 -. The
treasurer is believed 20 be a defauif"T to
Tins amount. At their meeting last n'-ht,
thc council proceeded to eject ms successor.
Robert L. Gardiner was tho only candidate
and lie wis unanimously elected II was then
moved tali WuriE~ bpad,mcn ba summoned 90 ai-
t.ud the Boa "a ol Nond s. next. ien an Wili DE
ce icd upon produce thr treasurer. book NoNch-
cr. rtc and - uak. HD tlc deficiency IN his ac-
counts. The houds.neu ar james hfinpcl, Iin'ri
B.rfnas " iilialn Rehmcr. Daniel j. Rooney and T..
Frck. who gave y bond 80 the amount ~ S-',u'p.
IL is not thought that the town wall suirr ans los ".
and the bDuGsucn VIII b. assisted ~ maxi up Ic
deficiency hy about $1,000 of notes ~ hand. and
other evidences oI iua. bteduos, 10 Mu,tZ whicn
have been ha jrd over fo tlrin ~ ur'I ha'' IL i'
said loaned llrg. SUMS 10 lis personal ll'"@, hut
has own indebtraue-- beyond iii8i 90 count 81
the town and Judgment for T5JrV, Is very small
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

WAsulNGTcN, Sept. 1S.-'lhe Pensacola,
narshp o. Roar iarl g.. T. p. lc, pacif siarcu
l.ft Ca,o Anus. Is f1r Arca. P,ru. Ihc Ta.iaq"o.
l,f Clairsu Wiz a -s., tIis morning Tor foft''"1iA
s. II
Pr4.sfcr l.. H. rms i- ordered ~ dnir 80 the navy
Yard Boston. Passed. t-. s;af u-.t ttf L. h t-ItI'h
is .Ytsr.i 20 '4r l.,iH- Asiatr station. lH'u''ahni
Arthur 4. H.I t.ti' rIil tlr NHrllil~ q ara n
decd tu tnc Marion l.cg:Dn.u J'.u J.. N..l. f- "a
nc. frni fhe VIA ANA ordered 10 i-r '-r.u '.'
.rrfpnI.t Oscar 81. tIaiin D. i' rh'd ti"m "ntf
"a NfH4 j. ~ u tlst., .ut lH.fN ul WI
ing orders " f-tor y .hc.f rait isdctac.ed nom dut
ou ihe coast survey ,i ordered o. o"lf 10 c..ts' o
thc N.trc - Io.. N.i'n. NJ I.a ASSET tii--ui- rnu
Henry H. Percy dstaead rom duiy az the N1'F fdrd
Norfolk. ana olG ttd t. du'y On Tie Coast si'N'5;
Passed .-tnni sril-nl Alvin Ava Austin Is dciarh'
from the rrrei,Iu--ship Colorado AMI order 10 the
Navy Yard. Nlli0lh, Va py-lnspcctor Richard WASH
Ulton irt crd from duy 90. u~pcc'ur ot PROVISIONS
ana cotuiug fe Navy Yard, Boston, and ordered 10
iu 3 as "a member ui the Board of Inspection Passed
Assistant d. g. Barton II deiaclrd from dn)
IS "a member Of thr Botrt ~ dissection and ordered 10
hold him-c rrincss FOR duty board the Nlpsc
Passed As-stantEu -iuccr J. L. bingham has reported
1s return home AyIlE been detached nom thc Pensa-
cola, aud a. been paced on waiting orders Passed
William L. a lee - detached from tAc
Pd!Os. Asiatlc Station. anI ordered To tine Eau-er
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

An order OF arrest against Edward f.
s:arin .ho former lessee ot Nloo's Theatre. Oh
tanned yesterday from Jud-e Donohue IN the Supreme
Court Chambers, by \. j. Dtcnhoefcr on the complaint
of Edward simmons. head carpenter az the theatre hr
Simmons A. plaintiff represents tie Chains 10 tho amount
OF 80 900 of several actors and dancers who II is al
le.ed were not pad by Mr. starn when The theatre
closed last Spiin. The affidavit which tue order Of
arrest granted states tnai du-ing the last month
whie the " Black Crook was playing. the receipts
were 80 600. If which one haf VAS profit ina alter
sales for tie purpose OF dcIraulng MS
creditors Mr. Staru away from The city, without
uayng tue comp alnants. and could not until recently
hc found lie arrested Yesterday, and ~ 0eflu4t OF
1000 bail was taken to Ludlow street JAN.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
MrNIcIP,L INDNHTrDNTss.

With these authentic and significant facts and
6,,,tres before US we may reasonably assume that
Tie country has entered again upon period oi bus-
ness prosperity The interesting questions now are.
Have tle good times come to stay 7 What can We
do IA rli,atc and in public affairs to proiong the
period of prosperity and To mitigate The severity OF
hard times when they again return The prospects
ore now bright but all experience teaches that the
wheel of human affairs. always turning, brings
around those tremendous events called financial
panc- If not with regularity. at any rate with GER
taintv The writer Of intelligent article in one of
tbe monthlies saws: Panics, II has been observed.
rrcur about ey. ~ twenty IN his country, and
almost every ten years IN England The eXplana-
fto, ~ thu - not difficult 20 discover. In good
times the tendency Is 10 extravaganza, 10 spccn
tiou aud I, running IN deb. Many spend more
mn, they earn and the balance of trade soon be-
Qlus tn run against communities ana lhuNiuttis-
When this has continued until the Duhlne - pi the
country is loaded down with debts hnanclal cIlsis
l. inevitable. and only waits for " the last straw"
/. this view correct, the way TO meet the danger
Gus tendencies OF Hush times Is plain Let TWO on
Dr. Frankln's hOmely proverbs he strictly OBJ
served by individuals and by communities. One
is: Never hvo beyond your means :" and the
other is like unto II. namely ly-"Psy AS you 90"
IL is easy to see that il these old maxlms oil The
philosophy of common sense could have general
Practical acceptance, the period OF good Times
would be greatly prolonged. and the calamitiee oi
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
ANornrR srAY Isl rHE N!cHOLs CAsE.

Another stay has been obtained III The
Nichols css.. rni- one was crsutcd by Judge noah
DAVIS. of the Supreme Couri, on Tire apple alton of
Mayor Cooper II stays al Proceedings on tho part of
either it.ant until tc General Term has passed upon
the appeal taken from Judge W-stbrooks orirr yacat
iuu JUDGE Ing. lis former stay. The Mayors appeal
from Judge W,stOrnuA'- order granting tne writ ni
cr4iDiau If.ay, however Dr brought 90 bearing nt
iin,r palt tine is,ucs raised tO the return OF the
writ un, nOtircI for uuIrn at the OCTOBER rp,
cIa IpTu prngt TIE appeal nas lc a',iltd nclo4c
ai zine. Mr. IoWns,ua taid yestc. 'ay iuai hc would
appiy To jude Day, for order Vacat4ng tLs stay
Ipe codnsc minated lat hc di not tAuk that All thr
had been la giy presented io il, Judge when the
application :Or ti, stay was made TO hlI.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

sr.rrf,fr Cofrf 60 IA8wg ~ 0r' lrlls vla II o,
35 % g. - ~ ipi H., i2l. 49, o- l75. I57 Is s7
ITl. .u1. 200.
,'fsrloa CoU1-srXcrAL TEaH-curi.A C.. mo day
eaisHnrE.
Co,iyoS PLyAs-srFTu. TiHH-J ,. DAILY. $50 dly
cole
YtafNf C0rrr TRIAL TFr-PanI , Shea J. s,o-,
Cise..-Vos Jlsl. ~ 2.j. J'S7 iOl. $780, 334 s53g
3t5I 800. J54u. it-H jf-. $500, 80 .-.
PAgr ii-Art tiar. short tau~-s-Nos 2.D go if.
t30. i9t. ~ 30, -, 80 - u 80 ., .. $3.50 5lJ.
PA.T l-A.Aff, q. j.. -iIu taIsfs Nos lNi w. 49,
46G 387s Jji2. J5Ol 53Oa. 49, sJJ- Jiio 5l2 so7 r
5Ol
GEVEgAL Sgs.ioys-PAgr I-cowng THE People at
polxIfl hOueile tcpnfInHffl. If0u pro.p
Thomas fI'cnIl. HON eide ldN1fi smith, neilf larceny
ti,orge lnepcri, burglary John kc.cy latey tho
person.
PARr II-Gdcrseeye. THE People at. Frederick Mc.
farand robbery. Giro NerJia, LfoTvt Leprtl. lr.0npp.
a,saut ant battery James kfrrcsn jo-ph Dlry. JOIN
Brady. Joseph Iufuly. buf-!tH Daniel Murphy. psusx
ioy grand larceny: EdVari Mcclure, afclf ron. no
person, J0fa .nDtinrn r'np 'y Niim "uin.f, IdN3rl
saul Mar -om'r larceny MON N' Nif'A' i'D't hey,
m
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
RORBENG 4 BENEFACTOR.

DAVID Hoch and Johann kegel came to this
country rom Liverpool on the Germanic some weeks
ago. Aoch psid Kegei's passage money and ha prom
ised 60 look after Inn until he had secured work. On
September Iock left kegcl N hs room In hotel on
Battery-pacc. while he visited family On his return
Kegel nid disappeared aud bad taken with INN ~l62 10
money and several valuable articles belonging To his
lctOr In the Court OF General Sessions vcser
day Kcgc pleaded guilty and was sent 10 the Llmra
Rriorm1tOry.
John Reed yesterday pleaded guilty to charge OF steal
ing 0ugntitv ~ valuable fishing tackle the property u
JOSEPH II Godng from bOai-house az The foot of East
yiOurhst. lie was sent u state
M N
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
4 cH4RCoAL IRON ASS0CIITION

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S.-The National Con-
veutol OF Charcoal Iron Manufacturers met to-day,
Robert Valentine OF the Belfast Iron Company, presid
Ing constitution for lhe United States Association
Of Charcoal Workers" was adopted and the follow
ing officers elected for the ensuing year; Presi-
de.t C,onel George H. Wrestling, OF Pennsy lvnnia :;
yIcepresIdenI willard Warner, OF Alabama; managers
Alfred L. Tyler Of abIma ltopcrt valentine. Henry
! Townsend and j. & Fu cr OF Pennsy lylna Charles
L. Colin, of M,ryiand Charles Campbell, of ONO; NJ.
= Eifors. or Kentucky; > y. Johnson, OF New-Iofk
AMI j. Garrett, UI Tennessee.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
THE PERJURED POLICEMAN.

Patrick II. Marion, the police officer who
was ordered under arrest BY Judse Gldeslceye for g'
ing false testimony the Court Of General Sessions
was Yesterday admitted to bail IN 500. Thomas Murphy
of 73g Secondaye. became his bondsmIn. POcc dings
be taken for the pardon ri Joseph Murphy. cpn-
vlctcd ia tie General Sessions June - ~
having discharged pistol al Ollcer Marion. Murphy
ls srryLns u ieIIn VI slA LoAis ID slaLc iIi50n
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
UITyESsEs F0R BUCHoL1z

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Sept. 1S.-The Ducholtz
trial WAS continued today. The witnesses DR.
Pardee. Louis j. Blake, J. Mortimer Hoyt William
II. Richards. Franklin Toes. Gustav PftzcF. Edward
IIoyt AID Mrs. Waung III the forenoon. 1t became
evident IN the forenoon that the defence will rely
chiefly argument 10 break the force OF the States
clrcu,nstantial evidence In the afternoon Thomas
Doran the two Warng sisters. Charles ]. Craw, 1Ir
vryor Or Burke testified, The court adJOurDed at
$50 D. The defence expected TO call one more Wit
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
4 cnl-NrHY H0rsE BrRNED.

The large and handsome house III NorthieId
= L. belonging To Leonard Whtr. OF the firm OF Morris
& White. Nal-st BANKERS. ctngni lire on Nehh''"h''
and there berg no fire engine a. hand, little could oe
,,, r.,,-, rne brilfor winch wls entirely destroyed
W., h most ~ if contents Tire house was oi wool ana
me nufs spread 500 ipdlv hat tle fa"iF was uabie
fn -ayc uirn The total loss s rs'ima'' 'd ai ahou,
500 unO There was ln iu.uriue" ON ihe huldnt an
Ir-..lrrr of -flual u tnc C9u-lucuta star ana 0cn'
~ a..rlni.. I'M, nrI-n u Inn .Ir VIZ. not lcarntu
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
TIE cOuRl OF APPEALs.

NBAsY. sept. ls.-In the Court Of Appeals
Thursday. September ls'9-present ihe Hon s'nord r.
j.. as.o,iatcs-tlo following business WAS
transacted: No -5-MaIsaret Ncmlnk. adminisiratlix
spondeut against Joan Hogan appellant argued by
Ss,u, aud for apf eln John ~ Dos fassos for respond
emf No % stephen u. Alar-han and another execuiofs
.c app.iIant. AGAINST Thomas 4 Davies. inlpeadcd 'c
respondent BY Wheeler IA feekham Tor ap CHANTS
-,Inucl Hand -pOudont
e follow ug Is the DAY calendar for Friday september 10
1879: \ os 80, IO 81. 81 Al. A. Is. IS.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
1 BlyK c1SHIER VINDIcATED.

POTTsyTLE, Penn, Sept lS.-ln 1877 the
Fist National Bank Of Ashland failed, with liabilities
amounting To over 1OOO IL alleged al the time
that william Torrey The cashier. had appropriated the
mouey the bank and applied 1t IN outside business
criminal prosecution brought by one of the stock
LOdors. and II now being tired before Jlgc fcshlns
I'm tne meantime James Ryan the Ban4 Examiner, has
paid OF all the dcpoSltOr- To-day, at ln.cng O the
Stockholders 1Orrcy elected agent Of the Dunk, hut
be declined exercising his thanks Tor the mark Of CON
nLencc shown
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
THE FIRE RECORD.


The fire III the paint manutactory OF y. T.
Ticmanu at Onc-hun lrei-andtwem 81 ana the
North ver at u. m. Wednesday, was the cause oi
more scrions loss than tnc police estimates indicated
Mr. Teann vesterG ly ,ail that his loss would I'ach
100000 The main building was four stories III cl-h
win front of loo feet aud derth OF 20 iee' II vas
.li.d with u valuable stock of paints aud ol'S Nv
large wings were also hlr4ei. and these COZ ht4ll''
ou4rff.- of raw ais and machinery Inc l"-' !S
Illtiv covered Dy inSlriIc
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

A"CREAMY nJ0KE.-Farmer's Wiie-"Wbat
are w. dl,n u th,rc. Jock 8" Her! iaddi -" u up
MIN fho .rran mi.fi' s," Farnei's Wit-" Al. hut
dinna IKE inat" Herd Llddie-" y dinna ike gnd
meat fLri -. Iuu.
HEAVY Mr~IC.-Two piamO-Organ men lately
Threatened io -IrEt NO. padrnnr,' tluy -IG. " We
don't nIindu. Ing along . machine thlt VIII grind
t,tand'aihrrs C.ock and Clocne. cc g. iie: bai
y.lrn 40 Wagner, w. shall want PONY. -
Funny Folks.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
TIE REVIVAL Of TRADE.

TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 1S.-An evidence of
the revival OF business Is The fact that The
potteries in this city driving q stirring trade The
iron mills and Uther manufacturers running full
handed The business men Oi the city are elated.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
TIE GRAND-DAUGHThR or BURGorNE

SARATOGA. n. Y. Sept 1S.-Slrs. Spurgeon,
"A granddaughter Of General BurgOyne, visited tho
s&sutoga battlefield today DR.. Harns Of Schuyler
vile pointed her the various places Of Interest
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

,tecl find their business recovering so rapidly no"
its great depression that they unable to hll ther
orders and tacr annual production Is likely soon 10
,urrass the highest figures ever reached The build
ing OF iron steamships in successful compe-
tition with Europe is fully established on
the Delaware. our cotton factories are again
AL at worS and running on full time. Cur mines
Of precinns metals are increasing their product
and N mainly sfaVs at home. tnr inanuia''ui''
% abroad more than ever before; oU currency -
exchnpecst te al par in the markets 81 tDt Wuii'i
with The. money Of the worlG; and finally, ana
most important TIE demand for labor has aSe'l
and a. increasing. lt extends 90 cotton ihlls li"l
aud Glass works, machine shops hrck-W1Nhs;
hrll 'ug the clothing treec. AMI neaiN ail
brapch.S OF industry. The Phidf 'pnG io'o'L ON
fhe .utho.ifv of "A well-knuwn >tatisiicAi, STATES
that th-. ar 20 900 more aharcr- cmploNed m th1i
eifv than there wcre q ag. oar "Nl"rtS Tor me
year lS7- aflouatsd to 1lO. i.@ i4t. and me tN-
ce>s OF exports over implr;s was S2'l l,ool'o"l, ,
both suns n,ing greater than M any pfcvious year.
The following table. show the rapid advance our
farmers and manufacturers are making IA supply
ing both the foreign and the home markets. inry
were prepared hv MIR. Joseph Nimno. lr, the a'ie
Chief ol the Bageau of Statistics OF the treasury
Department:
roNrST'C EXPORTS.
T,s 81 fls rriaeipif c,n1nogftss ~ fH.stc Pfodt
tte e4S0Ff ot Uhich cri.l "cTeasfa ron |"'e '''
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
pErRACTNG HIS DYING STATEMENT.

Policeman Charles o. Dooley. who shot James
Warren. the milkman. IN his house IN Harlem on
Wednesday morning. arraigned Yesterday be-
fore Justice Kilbreth, in the iiarm Police Court.
aud was committed TO await the result OF the milk
mans injuries. In the afternoon Warren's attend
ING surgeon in the Reception Hospital. said that
his patient had improved considerably, but that
there was still danger that pneumonia would set in
lodged in the back about an inch beneath the
skin. Warren now denies that he had been i'm
properly intimate wthMrs. Dooley and explains that
when he did not know what he said. The assertion
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
clse was aalonrnel until II a. IN. to-day.
MISSING FROM BOSTON.

The police were asked yesterday To aid IN tIc
search .or Charles II. Cutting a travelling sa!,--
man for the fra of Holden ~ IcTricS. hardware
merchants 10 No. 123 Nlk-st, Boston, who disaP-
p.ared I'm ali. city one week ago Mr. ilerrcA, who
had come from Boston tp prosecute the search. Wis
tied Police Hea quarters and gave the following
account of Mr. Cuttings recent movements: lie
left to,.on on September = to transact some busi-
ness i'm Providence, H. l.. IN which place 1t was as-
certained he spent several days. lie came 10 New
York Last Friday and III the afternoon Of that day
p,id a visit To the store of e.. H. sIndboIn, az No.
- Bcckmau-st. About ( ,. M. he left tine Beck
mau-st store SAVING that he going t. takc one
of the StDnington steamboats, Tor Boston. 1t was
learned alterward that Mr. Cutting bought ticket
Oh the steamer Providence of the Fali River Line
and ENGAGED statc-room. lie put hls travelling
BAG and "A linen duster into the siate-r0pm ana
went away with the k,y of the room IN his pocket.
Ii il believed that he did hot return To the steamer
be lore IT. departure that evening as thc statc-rOo
remained uuoccupicd and his travelling bag and
dusfer remained unclaimed
Mr. llerrck had not been abe to find anY Glow -
Cuttings sub eguent movements and he feared that
lie man had met with foul play or with some acci-
dent Mr. Cutting had III his possession about
So 500 IN money beside watch aud some Jewelry:
He n described Is thirty years old, hVc iret anu
eleven inches high, with light complexion, light
haIr and musfache. Cutting usually wore black
cheviot SUIT and Il gold ring bearing the INSCRIPTIONS
From llzzic November TO- 1866 An officer of
the steam boat squad was sent with Mr.. Hernck TO
to be married, and the wedding day had been set
f.v Son IN her
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
BAD NEWS FOR FACTORY HANDS.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept 1S.-Unless a
change for tho better In the print cloth market takes
place. "a reduction In the wages OF all classes OF opera
iiyes ts not inpr obable.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
REsIGYATION OF 4 BANK PRESIDENT.


James :. Morrison. who has been connected for
forty years with the Manhattan COMPANY. Il State
bank at No. 40 Wall-st. yesterday resigned The Of
flee OF president. Mr.. Morrison entered the service
Of the bank as first teller, having previously been
clerk and teller IN the Merchants and the United
States Bank. His immediate predecessor IN the
Manhattan Company had absconded a defaultor.
Two years aft.Tward lie was elected cashier, and
nearly twenty years was promoted to the office
he has now resigned. Continued I'll health and adj
yauoing age have led to this decision. His success
sor has not yet been chosen.
Mr.. Morrison was born at NeE-Orleans seventy
four years ago. of Scotch parentage. His father WAS
Louisiana planter. and during the Winter lived at
New-Orleans After the death Of his father the
widow removed with her family 10 Scotland. Mr..
Morrison there received his education. and when
about nineteen years old decided to return In his
native country. OF the Board of Directors which
lectr,I him cashier ot the Manhattan Company the
last member, Edmund Pcnfold. died about seven
wears ago shortly after that event the pictures OF
The directors, including that OF Mr. PenfOld, were
Luug IN the bank parlor. Seven members of that
board have since died. and beginning with MIR. Pen
fold almost IN the order which the pictures were
hung Mr.. Morrison Will continue director of the
bank which he said yesterday lie loved az he did his
wIfr By dint of scotch thrift he has saved enough.
he said To keep the wolf from the door.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
C,mmol0isA

Agiicultulsllmuleui a.
Animals uYuc
Bread and urca.siufs
Goa .......---
Copuer and brA%s man
ufasturcS. NOT iiclu
Cinr con-. ore ...
Csif1n. mauailctuf, =
Frulf ...-..... ......--
IrnI steel. ard uHn =
az. exclusive 30 fire.
arms hrt uclrd. =
scales haltnsf'- sew -
iu ltslli les. iire-rn.
I.rlfIero aliEll.s
Mineral '.l.iliummifQ
IlUfl-fHI- ..........
sugar. r,luetl .-------
Idl41N ..tss .----.stsss
Ioia ..-.....-.-----
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

TFu,s rriaciDrf crulnosit.s or on.ste pfof' o
o. .4sof c uhleh . cii.s "fTeassa 'To" |""e 'V'
"a a. f-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19
Gin properIn 90 frl.
houses ano Rooms Uanieo.

WANTED.-By four gentlemen, ah.,sern n"Sn rs
ington and 7th aves Address sluns iu"eS' P-
TENS, J. C. SClIES. A.. O. Box i,ioi-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-19

LOK SALE.-Thr three elegant 100 Nhs,
Nns Is 2p and 90 f3l-st. bCfrt'n " Olson Ah.
incfory rculodeicd bv hrsrelas. ar a es,s
work aud mace excopuaualF convenient alu .tll'fci
W " JOHN ID. CRINMiNS
lnl1 ilase
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-12-03
Baker Blackburn

There was a quiet wedding at the resi-.
dence of FL. G. Blackburn, Esq, to-day,
the happy parties being Miss Sue G.
Blackburn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
c. Blackburn, of this city, and Wm. NJ.
Baker, of Chicago. The ceremony was
performed by Rev DR.. Westwoed, in his
usually impressive manner, and was wit
messed by the immediate relatives and
intimate friends of the family. The
bride is we'll known in Rock Island social
circles, where she is favorite, AMI the
groom is a prominent member of Chicae GO
society circles. The young couple leaves
this evening for Chicago where they will
in future make their home. The ARGUS
joins with many others in wishing the
newly welded pair happy and prosper
GUS voyage through life and future un-
dimmed by sorrow-replete with happi-
ness.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-12-03
There is Health Ahead,

For the cherries dyspeptics who will use
Hossetter's Stomach Bitters, which will
enable them to digest, restore their ap-
petiteg, steady their nerves, and drive
away the blues. If with such a prospect
there are any of them who neglect to pro
fit by the above suggestion why, they
deserve to suffer, that is all. Let them
ask any and who has used the Bitters If
it is not good medicine, and if they re.
ceive truthful reply it will be an affirma
tive. BilIiousness, bowel troubles, rheu-
matism are ali conquered by this highly
esteemed and professionally sanctioned
specific, which has also won national
as remedy for, and means of
averting intermittent and remittent fevers.
1t has cheering effect upon the despond-
ent invalid. and may be relied upon to
produce decisive. and not palIative:effects.
[s is the one thing needful for the cure of
dyspepsia, and nothiug.will supply itslplace.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-12-03
Read This THE Very Best
Medicine for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion.
NEWTON. n. H. Marc

NEWTON, n. h. March ~. 1877.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS Dear Sir: once more take
the pen to praise tqat King OF medicine, NEGETINE
When / began to take VEGETINE two years ago
with such marked benefit, my friends thought 1t
was n stimuIant effect, and would soon subside,
leaving me as bad before. Thinking that some
of those who read the testimonial which wrote
AT that time might think the same, write once
more to satisfy them on that point. Since began
TO take VEGETIEE, almost two years ago, have
gained steadily until the present time, at winch
am ENJOYING my former tealth. and conslder my
self cured by VEGETTNE. Two years ago was as
low as man could be and live. was confined 10
the bed for eight months, and given up TO dle by
eight doctors, some OF the most skilled IN TINS
state They said had several diseases, including
cons umptiOn, heart disease, aud several others
equal fatal, snd must die; but Vegetine taken ae
a last resort, brought me through, and to that
owe my life Since my health began to improve,
have made a study of disease, and find the cause
of al my symptoms TO have been Dyspepsia or In
digC ston; and also find that five cases OF disease
OF every six are effects of the same cause, When
the food is not properly digested In the stomach 1t
becomes poisonous. putrid mass, which is absorb
ed into the blood, and BY that it is conveyed to all
parts of the system, causing symptoms OF disease
in any all the organs OF the body; and, II this
cause is removed, these symptoms become IN
time organic diseases. l have given NegetIne a
thorough test in my own case, and in that OF many
my acquain1ances, and find 1t to be the very best
medicine extant for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, one
of the symptoms which is usually the belief that
known in the towns of Gofstown, Weare and New
ton of this state N H. and can furnish an unde-
niable corroboration of all of these statements.
wiz willingly answer any letters OF inquiry IN re-
gard to my case, the use of NegetIne.
Yours truly, A. J. BURBECK.