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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

GREEN OYSTERS Several days since inspec.
tor IF msriDo products, Mr.. Robert Sutton. took
some Of sters presenting greenish appearance
to the health officer, stating 10 Dr. Townsend
that considerable curiosity had been awakened
among the deslers and conaumers, and somo mis-.
giving expressed ss to their being healthy. DR..
Townsend sent them to Prof. Spencer X. Baird,
U. s. commissioner Of fish and fisheries q: the
Smithsonian. with y note. stating the facts and
requesting his opinion upon the subject. Prof
Baird in his note of reply, dated February 8,
states that be had on previous occasions had his
attention called to the subj ect by hess-s. Harvey
s. Holden, of this city. VINO sent him samples of
much deeper color than those from The health
office; that there is no reason to believe that oys-
ters colored in this way are in the slightest de-
gree unwholesome or likely 10 affect the pubic
health. sin France they are considered espec-
tally choice, and the ordinary oyster is placed
in pits along the sesshore. filled with water for
tho purpose Of greening them, which is accom-
plished 10 ashort time. The agency in the care
have received from you) is minute microscop.
which impstts the peculiar tint, TIE greenish
color suggests the presence OF copper, and the
speclrcscope reveals both this metal and iron in
IN extremely minute proportion, but not enough
to produce any hurtful effects; indeed, tits prob
able that the ordinary oyster contains an equal
amount. Experiments are now in progress to
determine this and you will be duly notified OF
the reeut "-IVGSh. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
Greece ana Tu.koy

:, ATHESs. Feb. 81! j. be,;av.i ratb.. ii
, te.l frontier commissioners d, ret nSreo on 2
vii en ~, tto'a.'", Greece aud Turkey each
WAL sppes' ios ":cdia:Ion OF the powers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
Failure,

LONDON, Feb 9--N. B. Downing, paper man.
ufscturer, has failed. Bis liabilities are s0GCO
pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

PRINCE WILLIAM LAND SALES &C. E. Nicol,
Trustee sold 100 acres Of YORKSHIRE on Monday
last to +. j. Cannon for S25 per scrs.
Commissioners Meredith, Sinclair aud Hunton
sold 23i acres of land about NO miles from Dunn.
Tries 10 &. L. Mcintyre for SLIGO DEF aero.
Commissioners Lpecomb, Sinclair and Davies
sold tract of land containing % acres TO NJ. j..
Keys for SEQ %
w. W. Thornton, Trustee, sold & tract of $50
acres near Brentsvile, TO Charles r. Limstrong
for S-per acre-AIanaSSas Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

Six burglars who had been placed in jail In
Seymour, Indiana. for entering houses snd steal.
ing clothing, were taken out yesterday morning
bya body OF men and after being stripped were
soundly logged and dismissed with the warning
not to come into the neighborhood again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

MEMPHIS. though di:incorporated, is sppa
rentIy not yet ont Of The woods. Tee holders o!
the sj.G0O.0O0 indebtedness Ct the late city
seem 10 thick that they have DC equitable
remedy against something tr somebody, aid
they ere busiIy corsultiOg 10 fed cut what that
remedy is. The boDdholders arc inciiocdr to
believe either, first, that the repeating the
charter of Memphis is void, because impaiting
the obligation of contracts; CT, s:co0d. the
State ITSELF in vgcatine the character of Mem
phis, assumed that citY's debts, aud is boUad
to provide for them by taxation; or lastly, the
debt Of the defuuct city adherss to all the
property within its former limits, ''sod Uoited
States courts can, by appointment of receiver
and the imposition Of special tax,s upon sach
properly, enforce the collection ofdebt5 for the
protection OF non resident creditors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
The Cattle Disease.

LONDON. Feb. S.-A c,nmit!e, Of tho Cattle
Trade Association at L;vtrpoo!in order 10 avoid
iIterruplio1 TO The trade have offered to erac:
the necessary lairags ard aba!tors 10 comply
with the requirements Of Tie rtivy couDc!!. 1t
is believed, howcv:r, thit il oors:q1ence of the
growing liz portarc, Of the tralo 10 the per. OF
Liverpool. either the Authorities CT the corps,
ration or the deck board will undertake the
work. 81; arrivals OF cattle from America
sioc, he steamer Ontsro's cargo have beco
found entirely free from disease. TIE sove1ity
oil the weather therefore, i; il believed, caused
tie onb!csk 10 that Instance. The British
Government is under tic circumstances not iu-
Glued to interfere with tho importation Of cattle
from America provided there is adequate in.
spection before shipment ard provision Of the
required larage at Liverpool 70 put them 10 20
sitioD to meet such cases as the Ootario's.
1t is not believed that slaughter on tic quays
will be enforced where % disease cyis.s. Gen.
temen 10 the trade say that under these coodi-
,ons American shippers need not fear any in
terferecce with the business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

PRINCE WILLIAM Co.-In the Special Ag
riculural Report for Jaru1r7 i: is stated that
fewer sheep We're killed By dogs ia Ptircc
William 20. than il any year srco. tie var en-
acccuu; of the improved laws and other means
of protecting hocks. There i; no tale for horses
except for fine animals. Hogs scarcely pay for
the coro they copsume, With 10 margin for
profit. Very few mules are r.is:d il the
c3untv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

MR. T1LDEN just before tho Adjournment
Of tho Potter Investigating Committee in New
York yesterday the folio wing was received:
Is GRAMERCY PARK, February I. 1879.
Hon. Eppn Hinton, Chairman Congressional,
Committee, Fifth Arsnns Hetst:
Gear SRI learn in the public press ths. it IS
the desire Of your committee to termin.Lo lis
session in this city tho current week. take
this liberty Of req 1esting that bsio'e you leave
an opportunity oe afforded me Of appearing be-
fore you 10 submit some testimony which Doom
pertinent. 10 the inquiry with which you are
charged Yours very respectfully.
s. J. TILDEE
1t YVES resolved that Gov. Tiden should gp-
Gear before the committee a. EOol to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08
GERMANY.

BERLIN. February S-T8en'y Two hundred
Calhoi; ladies of the Rhine provinces have
forwarded petition 10 the Emperor against
the suppression of the Uesuline o,uVeuts Of
Nonpenwerth and Thrwaer.
Herr Sehobac5. Ct Munich, has been CON
missioIed by the Emperor to pa0t a portal:
of Prince Bismarck Tor the National gallery.
1t ia believed that the session Of the Reich
Stag. which will op:n on "Wednesday next sill
be very stormy.
The statement made 10 Berlin dispatch to
The Lordon Pail Mall Gtzstte. yesterday, that
the German minister Ii Conenhagen bad bsen
recalled is incorrect. Herr Won Heyaebrandt
The minister at the Dalsh capital vas lorg ego
designated fur another post. and Baron Maenus
nominated as his successor Count Gol'z. SEC
retary OF the legation, will act after Herr Won
Heydchrandt leaves Copenhagen ard u1li!
Baron Maguus has arrived, tu! nothing is known
10 Berlin about Herr Won Heydebranl' being
instructed TO present his letters Of rtc.il iGue-
diately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

Low FREIGHTs. corrcspondeo. Ct the
Richmond State, writing from Lexington, Va,
says
"Col. w. L. NJ. Wood. genera! Gcict agent
Of The W. c., V. NJ. g. 6. S. R. R., il here
endea7oriog to ndu.c our merchants and others
to ship their treights over. bis Inc. He has
made arrangements with Lucsdo's boat line to
transport from Lynchburg. His ra'es ore mar.
yallauslp ioT "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-08

The sub:c,p!ion 10 tho four per cent. can
Yesterday amounted 10 $3,I72,UO
The United States steamer Richucca ar,
rived at Gibraltar OF the 5.h inst. With all well
on board.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

The Thompson towed up 4 barge
loaded with $50 tons of railroad iron
on last Thursday, to be used for ex-
tending the narrow gauge road from
Walla towards Weston. On the way
up the barge was slightly damaged
by coming in contact with the Thomp-
SON. Bedrock Democrat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

A DISPATCH from Victoria, British
Colunbia, says that news from Lilioet
reports the destruction by fire Of the
farm house Of Thomas Pool, at Penn
berton Meadows. Pool and two chill
dren persisted IN the flames. A sns
picion Of murder and arson by Indians
is entertained.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13
Spefial Yoiifes.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness carly decay, loss Of manhood, &c, !
will send & recipe That will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remed,
was discovered by u missionary Soutl
America Send selfaddressed envelop
% the Rev. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station j.
New York City.
Mar. rely.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

The anti.Chiuese leagues Of Storey
and Lyon counties, Nevada, have al
ready had the effect Of throwing some
sixty Chinese formerly employed in
restaurants and boarding houses out
Of employment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

ADyIoEs from Southern Kansas say
that about two thousand men have
gone into Indian Territory within the
past week; also that rich silver mines
have been discovered just south of
the Kansas limo, and claims IN large
numbers are being registered daily in
the Squatters' Registry Office. two
miles from Baxter Springs, Kansas
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

A DISPATCH from Walla Walla states
that nothing has been heard Of the
Indians who promised to deliver up
the horses Of Deputy Sheriff Thorp
and return his prisoners 10 Yakima
Parties have gone to the relief II the
wounded man left by Thorp at he
Wenatchie river. Settlers intend civ
ing the Indians u chance to redeem
their credit before making another
move; but in case Of refusal to return
The horses aud Indian prisoners, the
;SAcriit is determined to call 5ut sufli
ciea' EWce to eaforee his warrants and
the law. Ii tie settlers turn ont ii
wlIi ipc short, but a severe, struggle
They wish the Governor to authorize
the militia - settle il. aud they say
that Il wauId have better effect IL
csviliz- TIE Indians The giving to
Chef Moses Of such a large rcsefva
ten Is le.sed on by the people 81
Washington geFr.tory as reward f1r
csisae, aad j. bGt paying q premium
faw Expectations.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

TuE fact that Miss Owens was
70 testify in the Miles polygamy case,
in Salt Lake city, on the 81 inst, ere
ated some excitement. and the Court
Room was crowded 10 hear her testi.
mony. Her evidence was that she
was married to John Miles il, the En-
dowment House, in Salt Lake city in
October last, few hours after his
marriage with Emily Spencer, The Ger
emony being performed by Daniel II
Wells. Julia Spencer was to have
been taken as third wife. but she
refused to SO through the ceremony on
that day. She gave description Of
the Endowment House and the e.
crets Of that institution. Daniel II
Wells, who refused to testify, was
iined 500 and sentenced to two days
Imprisonment in the Utah Peniteniia
ry. Excitement runs high in the city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

CoScRgssMAN JANIS, Of New York,
has been stricken with paralysis. AL
though one side and the lower limbs
are helpless, he retains bis mental fac
uties.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

JOAQUIN MULLER passed through
Omaha, few days ago, to visit his
parts in Oregon He will remain on
the Pacific coast this summer 70 recu-
perate his health.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

a ANsssis not easily earned in these times
kNT7 II T hut 1t can be made in three months
by any one of either sex il any part
IN OF the country, who is willing TO work
Nh n steadily at the employment that we
- furnish, 500 per week in Your own
70 n. 1on need not be away from home over
night You can give your whole time to the WORT
or only yonr spare moments. We have agents who
are making over $50 per day. All who engage At
once can make money fast. At the present time
money cannot be made easily and rapidly Ar anv
other business IL costs nothing to try the bust.
ness: Terms and So outfit free. AID iress at enca
IL. HALI-Err Co., Portland Maine. ''
S-july 24-7T--ly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

RUSSIA has agreed to surrender
Kuldja to China in return for revis
ion Of the treaties relative to the from
tier.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

A LATE book on etiquette says:
Never reier TO persons nose under
any circumstances. The woman who
wrote the book has wart on her
nose.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

The Senatorial election in Spain re-
suited in the choice Of l65 Minister
alists and Is Liberals.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-13

The Alaska Indian murderer Kat
KooAt was executed in Portland on
May 5th.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27

BALL-N Mcdford, Mass June 81 Mrs Sophia Bali,
CRNGbG Al Chaplin. Conn. june 90 Erastus Canada.
1CAsTlLLo.-At St Augustine Fla. recently. sehor
Carlos DEL onsl,llo Yealily Su9an H. wa. 70 vars
Iank AZ The breaking out OF the Cuban war he wasex.
He'd 10 the west coast OF Africa with Other prominent
CGRTISS On wcdne-iay June %. 1879 Cyrus Cur.
Frrnis o the family are esncctruv invited to attend
the funeral on Friday. June ~ AT $50 A. NJ at Trinity
chapel. Ne, 2,t st Friends earnestly requested
ENtRsoN-m camhridgcport Mass, June %. Mrs
Ahi.ail tmcrsV aged ~ years II month. aud ~ days
CoNGpoN- New London, Conn, June 20, Mrs
OiLFlLLAN On thursday June 20. Mrs Maria NJ.
Gudlan. vie of william Gihlan, aged 80 years
kelauvcs and friends are respectfully invited 20 attend
y j.. at luil past O'Clock A. NJ ON saturday June %
ln,Jrn1gW ~ MtcssnWoo Cem9gp,rN -. - ..,...,..,
mcuiutu. painful Illness Francis H. Hearn
Jr. beloved sou VI Francis IL and Anna L. Hearn aged
Relatives and friends Of the family ore rcsrectfuy in.
NJ from tie residence Of his parents rs East o4th st.
iIiLIs-In Boston Mass June %. Albert o. HIS
a m ~ ava mouth loar9aist i4r twenty years
dge , %,g. II e psnar S 81 the
been actively connected With the Boston press. and was
PROMPT accurate, and faithful IN The discharge Of his
KEYMER.-sudlcnly. at Harlem June rs. Mabel Key.
Wrr. aged years, Smouths and 10 days.
Inicrm'ntat cedar Lawn Cemetery, Paterson, j.,
kiNGsBu ~ Belfas: Me. June q. Mrs. France,
kluaslurN AGED - year. widow o Benjamin kingsury.
McANpEEW .luur 10 at his late residence. 3t5 East
GOtu -. James McAudrcw.
Funeral saturday. June -. ut 80 O'Clock Rea-
uNcs and friends invited to attend.
MrMENAMiN.-iu Philadelphia. June %, Mary Nc.
MHHmu. IN the svth year vi her widow Of Rodger
! McM HnnuIn
EiKhR-On Tuesday june ~ ls7a Emily =. Rker.
daughter OF Henry and Harriet Riker 5a3 summit
as. Jersey city lcishts
auy,s and friends ot the family invited 10 attend
The tunUra ou Friday. .7th INST. at O'Clock r NJ from
the Reformed tIutch. corner OF Highland aud BERGEN
| avs. jer.cy C.tv Heights. y. j..
NEBtk-u this city. Wednesday June IS. Albert
| Weber. 800 tie 5t-t a. p "a
Relatives and Iruis at the family invited to attend
%.
| 2i.t y. SUNDAY T. u jun -. at o'crk.
NIllfE-lu bridgeport Conn, June 20 Prudence
White. aged "a years and months widow Of Jonathan
! Mnfc
| YOrNG-In Philadelphia. Pa. June % Elizabeth
| Young. AGED 81 years. widow Of James Young.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27

These hundred cards were distributed
through adjoining towns and villages Onicer
Jones was the first TO strike the trail. He
found II in JohnsonviNe, Rensselaer, Conn-
~. On the evening Of April 10 Hilaire La
umouille cam" to the house Of Gilbert
Guyctto and applied for work. Mrs. .Guyette
got supper and made bed for him on
Ia" floor. Intrmouille said his prayers on re-
firing aud arising. and went away early in the
cites. Prior 70 this time Mr.. Guyette had never
seen him Onlcer Jones showed his picture,
and Mr. Gmyeite readily recognized IL. There
nre many French Canadians in Johnsonvile.
u ..ss+e spcut 49, E-Iirca dgys amuA.--sas "a
giving MS real name. He passed. the night Of
April - ~ the house Of Albert Brothers.
Here officer Jones lost the trail. He found it
again At North luwnal. VI. On the morning II
April Is, HIlaire applied 70 Robert Beckett. n
Western Railroad Tor work. He said he was
blacksmith. and Beckett gave him employment.
Hilaire engaged I3onrd with Henry J. Brimmer
OF Petersburgh. \. Y. Brimmcr lived three
miles from North Pownal. on the line OF tho
railroad, Hilhire slept there that night He
wore a dark suit OF clothes and a soft black hat
lie told the boarlcrs that his name was Ben
Of clothes from Michael F. Grady, one o. the
bOarders, and elOped. leaving his own clothes
behind. All recognized tho photograph Of
PLAIN TRAIL.
II was plain trnil but Officer Jones again
lost it, liz found It a third time ut Mechanics,
Ville Saratoga County n. Y. II was broader
than ever. The accused appeared at the house
He came through Cohoes. Both his father and
mother say that they saw him on tho streets
about hat time and he Twas told that he was
eight or nine years. He asked Dugns Tor work,
and was told that he could probably get work
at Mr.. BeauregArds blacksmith shop in the
morning. lie saw new railrond in Mechan-
icsyllle. aud asked what 1t was. Du-
gas replied that it was ,Ihe new road to
he had borrowed Lamp and walked throusA
the tunnel Only snort tme ago. were You
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27
THE MINE SrILWIRTS.
Commanding Hayes for his Unprecedented
Use of the Veto Power.


nANaop No Iupo oc n, p,r,tl-.,,,
HNNN'h' +h''' ""'i' -"'-- Nv AN'iH'li'Ai
State Convention WINS held In this cftv tn-d,v
=, , a., -. '''
/. \. l1ke az Nalais. VINO WAS temporary Chair
,v,r -.tt tt,,t .,b.. avo.t,..f ti...f.. s.. ,f
nun 7''N '''"t t"N 'N'""' W. as 't''i 'N'
Egyptian darkness Of the Mississipp valley n
-. 81. . 49,. ,,... -. - a.. A.. - 81, Al,
WIS "Hr ~ wv -Ir"' '"''s GA lNo u"}' Oh the
third ballot d. i. Davis Of COrinth WIS NOM
. 49,
mated Tor hoNeruor.
Tbo foil,vvfn., rlutf,rr, ,v,. n l.,,ot.
-'' Wins H''''N4" ~ "''7 ""'P''"'
The Republican uarty Of Maine prrsct 10 the ucoue If
the state tho uieu f H. aims srt MIMI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27
a IImahnnd,s FntnI Shot.

BURTON. n. V. Jane 2G-Jacob Hansell was
shot last night by Martin simmons one OF his employees
simmons had suspected his wife and llnusc for some
time Yesterday he expressed his intention Of going TO
Now York business but In reality remained in the
neighhnrhood oi home. About O'Clock he went to
his house, and. finding ms vie and llansc SEATED on "A
lounge together drew his pistol and ulrd the h eufrr.
ing llnnsels ueht side triile above the vast Han.
sell hurried from the house. aud tl hv the roadside II
Is thought he cannot recover simmons was arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27

DEES-In the city Of Ncw York. ,ho Goth day a
june is7H by the lion George VI Van Hocrcp. Judge
ot the Court Common Pleas. Emile Decs rom Fred
crick Dres Divorce limited Cause, cruel and nhulnan
treatment
METZGER-tn the city " New York. on the 26th dav
OF june. 1879 bv the Hon Gilbert VI speir Judge Ot
the superior Court, Casper Metzger from Eliza Jane
MNtZgpr. Iansn. nlmterN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27

ne.
THURSDAY. Juue 2G.-tLoUR AND MEAL-The
h"uf nAf"t wa sul HHir' HNd irirsu'Hr que higher
grades hciu- weak ana llc lower kiaar- hru Meal
luFi ahl uhtNhu-. l We VA'lc uuf- SnntfNhe.
- Ssss3 ~ extra STATE &C., s's7i 2l Western spnns
ssts DO * aaa saat6 1nnt!ots tscnt,. 4 81
&C, Guy 'ullh-FN '- - l'Fsf' -' southern NAhtis
sn4 tA. ptauls $50 81 .. utu - ~ ins eNtras.
r4'HFesH ave houf, sui"th IS -htsa 't Corn
mchi-M esttrh, a., tt"i.f 90. Brandy Winc e. tts
= 3D. Nhtat l'ti tu 81 'IeTli. rfg feed. slt ssl1
'uffuN- spots 'iCtiN Hh4 woir tcuNr WtIiut un-
anls l-'sc sa's - l''es funrrs llst N'se ItH' =
hlNtnt". CLOSING ~ " ~. lur jury. -'N iuf August
~ ~, i"I S,P' 9lei tn lo' ',,.', W lic l,r N,~
Nenbrr ~ voc Tor December, ana lifAc iot Jauuary
s"lrs "''NI hal 90,
itoNl.i.N r. guy hid i"Wrr' "i moss. eN2 's
80" "ud m~ 80 go i''N - uh 40" ,h' g. 'airs i"i t
NI' ''hNtl '.. ..'' Joy go u 81 -. I-i o.. d
sl'-.' Ai" 0tIhmi"t - 't' nae nf'Al 90 49, 40
't iur lv- e.'.r tui m.ai. "l .ca 81. thou-u Ncr'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION GO.
OF hENrlCkY.
The date fixed has been July 81.

ltNu CASH PRIZES. SIP 4OO
CAPITALS, F;Httb $1,000 s. uYI 40 OF 81 OOO
Tlc plI'r srlrctrd for fhe ernul drawing mas been
MA'ACLEYs THEATRE, ~ THE CliY UF LOUIS.
WILLIE
The COMMONWEALTH DESTRUCTION HAS never
midr the tWcurr u publishing tir names of fortunate
Ifhrl IUliUr~ hut can supply 10 PERSONS desiring
Niu'r un Hruc Htou at the main onice IN Louisville "
ai iu" urt 900 New York list of thuSr who have
Wr H.ds ami SMALLER prilrs, Win their residences
tFiN'"igs 4ud anlinNt, Tickets only 90, halves. ~
AN,Nt'~ j u. tONlRfORD secretary. Courier Jour.
uli lm'dr-, Louisville. Ky. or Z i COMlEFORD.
Ii hi"lMtN, Y Uptown agents, Il. H. PORTER a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27
SUMMER COMPLAINTS.

collie PAISs. CRAMPS. SICK HEADACHE. SOUR
STOMACH DYSPEPSIA. and RHEUMATISM are read.
ily cured by using
BLNNkS PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL
Do not leave home this summer without providing
yourself with family Size bottle Of
RENNl.S MAGIC OIL
II will save much suffering AMI sickness loss Of time
coin- for doctor in the middle OF the night and much
money
Reader, Il you have never tried this most valuable
remedy and have any doubts about its doing all claim
for H. cali and get sample bottle tree of charge at
druut go Murray Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27

CutCAGo June 26.-Lottery did not win the
Garden t tup race as rrrnucousy sent m las. ught s
despatch. Muiue Mccarthy came IN first, Dave Moore
second. solicitor thlrd, ANA Lottery ninth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27

Ench Of thrm done away with, II you will take Qurk'
IRISH Tea. Price - cents per pnckage-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27

Called heartburn proceeds from acidity the stomach
and Is remedied BY MIX Of MasncslA.-.lio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27

White Hlgh Hats, Ss.OO, worth 81, Fine
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-27

CocoAine soothos the rntat,d scalp removes the dan.
drum, and affords rich lusus to the hAir.-AdA
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Manhattan Hird store, OH nv corner 4ed
st. ilr largest ANA best dssurut nt of binds and cHuc, M
the city AZ lowest prices lvsh iuuchins bird iool -
cents per pound