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New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
gouarInersnlD NorI1es.

nANID DECKER having this day retired
from TIE frm uf Becker rpther piano forte manuac-
turrrs Nc~ YORK, do hereby ceriiit And de.
u a nf aid arm
Iacub y c.rr. Nno side, 10 tle NllY
o uty ana state u Ncwloik and rh0 Will continue tho
dt tr ,All nam" ~ Dctu uf BROTHERS.
d the business Aforesaid JohN J. ID D'-Ihht-
Dated New. lurs, uct- 81. lost
Witness. David Decker
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

state Of New YORK Guy and County OF NosfOrs o.
tine IA OcoD-r Ia tho s7a be otc personally
Jacob Decker 4Dd grrd IA iOrvgOing cet
cal. and declaration. s1kuo~icEd oeiole tnat as
s~.snt.s fh, ,auN DAVID N. EDSALI.
E0tAxy Public l2sl. n. L. CO.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

4 LAS STOCKS & CIiy R.R. Horse aud Elyr'h
~ stocks Bonds loigit a sod FL HEWITT sroal-st
Gas STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
Al NewYors AMI Rookivn Gas Stocks ana also al int
of Hronk IufeaiuIenr --furlflrs. dealt
L.LO. u. HLL NIl-- - RllnA D->r.. y N.

AS SIOChS.
Ne~-Yors Rrookivn srocks also al kinis
of Hronk Investment dealt
clio ~. PELNTI-- - BROAD->T. Y.
INTELAAIlOAALau aud GREAT NORTHERN
a Rail ROAD trNlANN-A 81 persons holding PurcAas-
CommtIee- receipis bonds
tern aflo.4 railroad tunpanf n Texas. 90 the Houston
aud Great Northern kr Company Of Texas eUerfivey.
ihe Farmers Trust COMPANY 3D.
equal iuferet Of 3 cent
the cent bonds to b. Issued uudrr
tie of gauizaiun nf The International ami Great
northern Railroad Company, upn ife-.nta on OF hr said
Receipts az the oale q lAru e. Loan AMI Trust com
pany. 80 -b ExchaHgp IN the ty o. Ncw Nnrs
The lei Ga1 ~ NovtuI'r lrl9 Bf order ~ The Pur
chasing committee. JOAN :. KENNEDY. Chairman.
NOTICE TO ASSENTlNG FIRST MORT
q GAG BON NDIpLDhE- Il the NEW-f Okk and OS-
Wb0O MIDLAND RAILROAD toMPAN1.
NEN YORK. October 10 1873.
Bon holders who have % te of Aeorgal
uon hv uorihri that subscribe
nau-s $500 OOf for purpose pay
ing 1T ti luang Receiver DHht
tsh 900 bond rHt lies older to pay so In cash. and
purcaa-e of IA the tOumi lr
20 rrclred -iack AMI rlJo u the common
-tock fte Com lhf money pad VIII he r. rt- ned
IA usrase ulac' 1y ie loumee Oh return OF tne
l.fcr 81 l..ira tNrIrfr
1udholaeis na holders Receivers Dehf asseutefl
lrII EDITIONS fo tr-t MORTGAGE Bonds
uI-i ne fald before NnVr.uD'f lO.
hf uui gnrd, az 20 NaSsau
before toV-u in SD tfrf nclf"s ISSUED Dy
tie Commit must bee presentel ana fampei ~ time ~
IAs nrnL g. y IotLAN hartman.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31


THE COUPONS due November /. 1879.
Il from Mortgage Rouf- ~ Lafayette BpoH-
marOu 60. via d. by TIE arffnpp-
tan National BanA- a.. r. CT 81 HING-. PresL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

declared Dividend NJ. 5-0f ON B. PLk CENT Iocents
-harel the capita -ocE s-uuuuu Oi tnr lumpany
earnings fur month payable A. fhe
Office afr November l0. lrtn-fer
WI November sud rr4prH Nnvruuer i3 So
LOCKWOOD. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

CEFlCE oF THR LKADvLIE MINING COMPANY. I
No. o. REuknW A. WV YORK. oct go l-7e.
BIAIUkND 80. g.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
IlTQrrl1L.


FAIL RIVER Nl-s lct. an-rne Print cloths market mas
been quiet. bur very current quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
nlNIDtND AOI E.-ES'atrofJAN COOKE
- a. co.. in oan@THpicT trw ~ a. LIN Us. Ira-t-t.


y NovenD.r 1879 Will De- pad and
~ EAIDS & Co.
NJ - "a ~ 8l-st, N~N-lOrk
Coupons the chicago Alfnn Railroad per Gold
-luking Fund 8ond,. tie L0nHlaul s-oun RIVER
Railroad Interest City,
-. loui- AMI hirsgO Guaranteed Preferred ~tock
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31

t~r ltra Dcl. 90. .aN
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND oI TIME
- o. 'fNT = far cent. ibe earning of no
ra.t .Liff inA h nII a l t..r.H T.
MoHfAN 30 ~ ii So l4al-, .fors. tl. och
day or sos f-l i4t-l. l~fg.
Ile HAN~FE BOOKS n He cio iiu.l lAr i-f ia 10
litho NoN na.h. e. %. LA Pf''l h Ir.atITfr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-31
Dipi0eno Xoiltss.

UFFIcT ~ rHr yFw YORK. pwrnryc ssn e.-f.V
htmsoAD INrA-T '~Tosftsi'N ttia a.
fnrs ..t .f. 20.
1 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of FWD Pr
n q 81 .ni .... 4f I'if o. q.
NDtfs he- -D.- 90 ilaHsi.. Nra-f ers. sn f4f .rfh
uf SOY fItEIt 1870.
The rk N-FI .Df vii hr eio-f o.. i.f fis
IltIu - o tslEfu. HES .4 3.ORs w. + asrffr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10
Uncertainty of Trial by Jury.

In the case OF Gerald MainwaruinC.
the dissipated young Englishman WHO.
ut the end Ola three days debauch h. reck-
lessly murdered q policeman arresting
him. the jury is reported To have stood
six TO six. According TO the public state
ment made by the foreman of the Jury.
and which has been severly conmen,e 4
upon by Mr.. Cross, the British home
secretary, the question or the verdict
was decided by ballot. The wretch was
condemned to hang that jnrymen might
dine. The jury being six TO six. and
wanting to &c, cut OF their confinement.
took ballot upon the point rs 10 which
OF the panel should determine the YER
dict. BY the secret ballo., no man be-
ing responsible, IL was decided that the
casting vote should be given by a mem :
Der who WAS in favor OF verdict OF
gniity OF murder, and il was so deter
mined. The London Standard Justly
says OF such proceedings that they are
utterly indeCensible. No privilege of a
jury IT says, can cover such PLAYING
fast and loose with death. Tile iurvman
who finds verdict of willrul murder
otherwise than in obedience TO the oath
which be has taken is murderer Just
as much as a hangmau would he who
should hang man not condemned TO
death. From this crime the Jury are in
this case saved 10y the timely disclosure
which the foreman has made OF their
disgraceful conduct; for, of course. up
on the result Of n verdict so found the
home secretary declines to act. In spite
Of their efforts the blood ofthe wretched
Mainwaring will not bc upon their
heads. What course will now he taken
has not been announced. If the Jury
are so d,scredted that their whole pro-
ceCdings are null it would follow that
there has been no finding. Blu; if The
verdict, however tainted, technically
stands good, there remains nothing but
TO commute the sentence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

a CASE OF Moon BLINDHEss.-A man
has gone moon-blind in Boston He appli-
ed NJ police station for lodgings on
Sunday evening, mud being told that he
must 20 to the Hawkins stree: Home,
answered flat he Vas mcon-blind and
unable to find Tue way. In explanation,
he said lie was recently member Of the
night ganc at work on the new sewer in
Darches' CT. About month ago the
men took an hours rost ut midnight. and
he fell into a dozo while reclining on an
cmbankmcnt. Tie moon was shining
bright and clear. When he awoke. ~
one o'clock, and attempted to return TO
is work. he found that he could not
sec. In ihe daytime, and bv the aid of
artificial light, he can now sec rs we'll "a
ever hut after drs1 and in open air his
sense Of sight 10 wholly lost.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10
The Ute Rebellion.

Secretary Schurz, who reached Wash.
ington City. on Sunday night last. says
that dispatch was received on that day
from the agent At Los Pinos. which n
gcncy is $50 miles distant from the
White River (Ute) agency. stating that
Agent Meek or and all his family. official
and social. had been killed by tho Utes.
The Los Pinos dispatch was dated the
2nd inst. and as il must have taken at
least two da, to transmit the informal
ton from White liver to Los Pinos.
(the rosd lies over n mountain range. J
the massacre must have occurred ut nj.
most the same moment OF the attack
upon the Thornburgh command. The
Secretary does not think that the Ute
outbreak will assume formidable pro-
portions, but as the Indians are fighting
in the no unta;ns il may prove tedious
and troublesome. He regards the out.
break ~ something 10 have been cxpec-
TED, rs the Utes of that section are do,
teTmined to pursue a savage mode OF
life-are entirely disinclined 10 work or
to attempt to learn TO farm. II would
consequently have required. sooner or
later, n collision TO teach the Indians
that the power of the government is suf.
Gcient 10 compel respect. and make it
advisable for them to adopt IN ore peace
ful and orderly mode Of life. No ex-
cuse for the outbreak can be alleged on
the ground of failure on the part of the
government to supply the Indians with
all the necessaries of life. The evidence
is clear that they have been mos. album.
dainty and comfortably cared for.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

RAwLINs, Wy. r.. Oct IA letter r..
ce'ved this morning from 1t. Price Al
Fertilization creek heating date OF the
81 inst, says: Il have seen no Indians
In this vicinity. With my % men |
can stand oil three hundred Indinns.
a company the OH cavalry. 50 ong.
reached PAYNE Yesterday morning. the
IND inst. From the above, VIII ch is en-
tire!y reliable, there is probably no
doubt hut what Payne's command still
exists. The news creates great deal
of rejoicing here. The letter was writ
ten by 1t. Price'to lis wife. and the a.
bove is all the war news il contained.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

Mr.. jefferson Davis wrote n letter re-.
GREETING his inability to attend the re-
cent reunion, at Salisbury, ". c., Of the
survivors Of the late war from that State.
IN which hc says prominent among
Jour objects is to ailay iIl-feeling which
NAV remain between those who followed
different flags, so "a TO unite all in prom.
CT efforts for the general welfare OF your
State. Nothing surely could be more
commeudable than The object. and moth.
ing is less Christian or more uns0ldierly
than malice AMI a cherished desire for
revenge
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

According to n stat nont of tho frs,
auditor OF Virginia, the whole assessed
vote of that State at this time is 2s4.
600; OF this number $1,000 whites and
10000 coioeed persons are delipuents
and deprived from voting. OF the quail
fled voters la, 900 are whites and 65
900 colorcd, mskinJ the total strength
Of the whites over the colorcd woes
more than two to ono.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

OyER-PEODUCTIoS AND WASTE OF On.
"A dispatch from Bradford, Pa, saws :.
DAT moderate estimate there are 800.
900 gallons Of petroleum running TO
waste in tho Mexican county oil regions
The tanks, with capacity for several
million barrels, are filed 10 oyerf!ogipy
The market is overstocked. aud still
production goes or at the rate Of at least
- 900 barrels a day, 5000 more than
the pipe lines can handle. New wells
are going down in all parts OF tho re-
gion. The streams are literally rivers
of oil. Large quantities Of petroleum
are absorbed by The earth Iu marshy
places tEe ground is a mass OF greasy
mud, several inches deep. Ia some
parts OF the region the streams are dam.
med and the oil collected i'm large ponds.
at places as FAR distant as possible from
dcrricks and buildings. These ponds
arc set on fire daily. Thus large qusn.
titles of tho waste oil is disposed o. II
is not uncommon for fire 90 he commu
nicated to these combustiblc rivers bv
sparks from locomotives. Sometimes
they are fred by malicious persons and
tramps.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

a hog -scfaping machine, which, has
just been tested IN Chicago, worked We
IS satisfactorily a hog WINS killed, plac-
ed in tho machine. and almost in an in
slant came out with only few odd
hairs ON his head and legs. Seven hogs
were passed through tho machine in ff.
ty-scven seconds, a0l each came Gus 81
hairless as could he desired With n
few improvements Tho machine is ex4
pccted 10 finish or 5000 hogs in ten
hours.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

1t IS skilled" labor for which there
is greatest demand in these times. Tbe
Scientific American mentions that n
recent advertisement for twenty FIVE
skilled workmcn brought only one ap
Phcltiod. while two others, one for a
booN-kc' per and another for clerk.
brought 3t7 and 100 applications re-
spcctiyely.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

READING SEVEN AND 4 HALF MILES
FROM THE CANDLE.-Tue Maxim electric
light "a put in operation on the tower.
of the Grand Union Hotel, Saratoya
Springs, y. Y, with view TO test The
extent OF lis illuminating powers. An
open parGbolic reflector was used-no
lenSes-and care was taken by NJ. Max.
im to set the points of the carbons lit
Tie ut ono side Of each other, and 10 adj
just them to tic exact focus of the re-
Hector. When this was fairly accom-
plished the light was turned toward n
spot III Baliston Spa, y. Y. seven and
half miles distant, where, by previous
arrangement, group Of several bun
uEed persons were assembled TO witness
the experiment. SO powerful was tie
light, so accurate the focusing and aliun.
ment' that the designated place in Ball.
ston was instantly Illuminated, so THAI,
ordinary print could be read the time
seen on watches, etc. The night was
clear, still AMI dark. The experiment
was made at 81 o'clock p. NJ. This is
believed TO be the greatest distance ut
which illumination of equal degree has
ocen occomp !ished.-- Scientific .1merican.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

1t i believed that the Utes obtain
their supply OF arms and ammun..
ton from the Mormons, who will fur
nish al. they want. Arrivals from Salt
Lake report the belief there that tile
Mormons had something to 10 with the
outbreak.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

Why DOE'r NE5EoEs S&rEze?-
VIII some medical man explain whv it
is that the negro is never known to
snecze2 Ask any OLD planter, who
owned scores Of servants, and he will
tell You he never hear one Of his SER
wants suceze. It may appear very
singular fact. bus IL is none the less
true; and we alIude TO it jus. TO show
how unohseryant most people are
J0c}sonrWe ,Fq) SIN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

IERRIBLE BALLOON DIsASTER.-At
San Francisco. about half-yast three
o'clock on Sunday afternoon last. Prof.
Colgrovc, aeronaut, and G. II. Williams.
manager OF the Woodward Gardens, at
tempted to make balloon ascension
from the gardens. The wind was blow
Ing almost gale, the balloon seemed
10 he insutliciently inflated with gas.
and roso heavily above the buildings of
the garden. Sooa after it dropped and
scudded along at low e.cyatior, tear
ing away the telegraph wires in IT. fight.
in moment the bag was ripped open
aud the gas escaped with roar, being
heard for blocks. Both occupants wore
thrown out, falling on Folsom street
between Fourteenth anil Fifteenth.
while the balloon came down a few rods
beyond. a great crowd from the ror-
dcns and vicinity collected anil medi-
cal assistance was summoned VIII
iiams was fcarfulIy crashed about the
face and head, and died in a few mo.
mcEts. C0lgrove's face was somewhat
bruised, but his injuries seemed to be
mostly internal, and althouOh alive ~
last accounts, he was inscnsiblc and not
likely 10 survive.
LATER.-Prof. Colgrove has since died.
Professor John Wise, tue @ronaut,
made an ascension in balloon from
st. Louis on Sunday, the 18th ult.. and
has not since been heard from. Il is
supposed that he has been lost in Lake
Michigan.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

Further particulars from Adrian.
Michigan. where tho terrible accident,
on the county fair rounds occurred bv
the collapse Of the grand stand. state
Shat the total number Of deaths from the
accident so far is lG, and the seriously
injured number 75, some Of whom lie
physicians say cannot live.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

For months this year there has no
been drop of water in The Rio Grand,
for q distance OF about 800 niles
There is great suffering OF the people O
that district In consequence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

correspondent f:om Pekin, Illinois,
in writing us upon n matter OF business,
closes his letter by saying that in his
opinion the strongest Presidential ticket
the Democrats could nominate, would
be Gen. Hancock. OF Pennsylvania, and
Henry q. Davis, OF West Virginia.
Such ticket our correspondent believes
would combine all the elements Of sue
cess, and would represent the soldier
and workingmen's interest, which will
be controlling in the next contest
NarhnsJlrg .Sidtesmum.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

There T. 10 ncei Of your wife worry.
ing shout feathers when . PAIR Of live
os'richc7 can be hat for Sl.425. Since
The development OF ostrich farming as
cn industry, the value Of the birds has
risen enormously, and bunch Of cho' &C
feathers was lately sold no Port Eliza
beth, in Cape Land for f357 q pound.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

II ia proposed 90 get Congress 90 up.
propriate $4,000 for n monument over
the grave Of General Daniel Morgan
thc revolutionary hero Of The Cowpcns
at Winchester. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10
JUST PU1LISREn.

kcarcfuIiy revised treatise on Cata-rS v-,,, ., a..
eura, dsscr'ptlon 20 tynptcua ~ ryrnnathstis a.
esscs, togothcr with ulnut1 directions for srec,ts.
VIA SASyoEns ItADsokL CUnH s7eeGy and psrnss
tcnh cure Mao Observations dlcs and tile rcpsrs
tae'th, 81 vast Importance 20 R afflicted Min
"a wrNppcd about on0h bottio &C tho RADICAL Cras
or VIII % mailed ireo On receipt OF stamp.
Zach package OF sAyTosD's R,prcir Ctr, co,,.,,s
lions for use 10 e cases. Price ~. Sold by ali vao
sale ana retail 3ruEglss thCoughout tho United sat-,
and Canada. WEIska & roTTER, General 49,.
and Wholesale Druggists, Bosion. Mass. ~s'As
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10
The Yellow Fever.

At Memphis, on the End inst. there
were eleven new cases OF yellow fever
and three deaths on the 5rd, eleven
cases and three deaths; on the 4th. four
cases and six deaths. The number of
new cases reported for the week ending
to-day, is GS-whites 80, colored So I;
total reported TO date I.347. Total
deaths from yellow fever inside the city
Tor the week 20; total deaths 10 date
405. On the 9Th, six new cases and five
deaths; on the 9Th, sixteen cases and
six deaths; on the 9Th. three cases and
four deathsi on the 9Th. ten cases and
FIVE deaths.
We take the following extract from
one OF our exchanges, not having receiv
ed copy OF the Grant county Gazette.
from which the article was copied, as 10
the prospect of securing railroad to
that place. The Go=cuo says:
Our friends in Moorefield who are
we'll posted in this matter, have given
us some Of the encouraging facts which
leau US 10 hope that we may soon hear
from the great railroad king looking to
the continuation OF the South Branch
railroad 10 Petersburg.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, however UNI opular 10 the
preJudiced mind il may be in this Sec
ton, nevertheless the only staff upon
which those counties in this portion of
our State can safely afford to rely. has
recently purchased what is known a
the Somerset and Mineral Point railroad
(Minerai Point is depot on the Pitts
huTgh and Connellsville railroad an d
has corps of engineers constructing q
new road from Somerset to JohnstoEn.
distance Of q miles, which when com.
picted will put the Cambria Iron Works
OF Pennsylvania-the largest works of
The kind in the couutry-in close and
direct communication with the Pitts
hurgh division Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.
AS it is known that the red hematttes
OF Hardy and Grant are not inferior TO
Tie Lake Superior ores, which ores are
much used by the Cambria Iron works.
as well IS by the iron works Of Pitts
burgh and Wheeling, together with the
fact TINT the winter condition of ;be
lakes, AID their greater distance from
all ofthese iron works than our ores are,
rendering The supply CT Lake Superior
more uncertain and more expensive to
obtain than tho ores of tho Middle
Mountain would be were a railroad com.
p'eted to county seat Of Grant, it is
reasonable 20 believe that this new rail.
road movement has at least n thought
OF the garden spot, on the banks Of the
grand OLD South Branch ofthe Potomac.
and an eye TO our iron ores. which are
indec !, more valuable THAN gold. The
Cambria and Mineral Point railroad.
the Pittsburgh division Of the Baltimore
and Ohio. the Main Stem Of the Balti-
more and Ohio from Cumberland TO
Green Spring Run. and The South Branch
railroad to Petersburg in Grant county,
would put these ore fields almost into
the doors Of the furnaces at Johnstown.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

Rev. G.. Michele Grcencastle Ind,
Is on a strike. lie announced. after last
Sundays sermon, that he would not
preach again until his past-duo salary
was paid
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-10

Coat Nr>No KEsUNpTIo~-I ufor-
nation from Cumberland states that tho
Koontz Big Vein and Midlothian mines,
Now Central Company, resumed work
on Wednesday last at so cents tom
The reason given IS pressure Of orders.
It's rumorcd other companies will follow.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-04
The True Way to rnyicorate,

The true way to invigorate a feeble sys.
tenn is to infuse activity into the operations
OF the stomach, that wondrous alembic in
which the food is transmitted into the con-
stituents of blood, the chief element of our
vitality. Hostetters Stomach Bftters, be-
cause it acconpislles this end, is greatly to
oe preferred to many so called tonics, useful
indeed as appetzers, but imperative as aids
20 digestion and assimilation. This sterling
cordial, while it invigorates the stomach,
Aealthfnlly stimulates the liver, bowels,
and kidneys ensurins the escape through
The regular channels of effete and useless
matter thrown off by the system, which is
thus purified as we'll as invigorated by it.
Its tonic influence is soon made manifest
by all increase of vital energy and more
active and regular discharge of every phys
:cal functicn, and it has tie further effect
OF rendering the system unassailable by
malarial epidemcs,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-04

It would no doubt be highly amusing,
and al the same time astonishing, TO see o
complete list of all the expressive and
powerful" names OF the multitude of
short lived medical preparations placed
upon the market during the past few years
as "most wonderful discoveries" and "in-
faIlible cures" (ln hoe signo vinGes by
unscrupulous spectators and adventures,
who, recognizing the value of advertising
seek by these means to obtain public favor
and popularity for their doubtful and SO
often entirely worthless and even danger
Gus preparations. And it is genuine
pleasure for us to commend Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup as one of the few really de-
serving medicines offered to the public. Is
adoption by many OF our intelligent ply
sicisns is due only to its real worth and
merit and by thousands of families it is re-
garded as " the standard household reme-
dy."-TWash., d. c., Critic.