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, 1879-04-24

Tic wind lt:is becu pluying general haYoe /. /
tho South. The TELEGRAPH! has given but tho,t
accounts Of tic rucent tornado, but the lval !
papeta urc filled With accounts Of tliaaJle.. Ii
Texas the tornado seems 10 hare becn espeel|} (
severe. The Village of Lisbon Is scren mlH /
from Dallas. About 8 o'clock In tho attetao1 /
Of Tuesday last tho residents Ut that place ob
scrvcd IL cloud In tic west when It was no,nu;A
larger than tnau's hand. It WIS Of green4s /
color. Pretty Aoou 1t began tu sw'rl, .hea i I
asecuucd nnl travelled III all castcs!y dlreet!aa
At Tic sainu timo = cloud appeared from tle /
s6uthcaast". 1t wa} black mil nu1ky. The .1a
lleay3y.charGcd bodies ot electricity eonl!naA
to t.ayct toward each other; tls lign
Ming became vivid, altllust blln1inH, aMl so9t
they met over Lisbon, asnf. with dciitai2
crush .! thunder the work OF destruction u.
gan, and was quickly ended. Not more sht,
three 1ninutrs' timu sut!}retl to !ay waste ost
OF tic finest sect!uns of country IN Tc1u, o.
tic two clouds QUO Dppeared tn 1unuaI shapE,
and, although there WIS 4 f.eavy tala,- ,-.saaa
heavier than usunl,-it could not dc said tbi.
It WIS watur-spulIt. for thu wlna sctmea y
come from the fun1clst,apetl cloud. OF ut le'tt
It went tlla rourse u which that elolill ern'tltl
until It eolilcl with tho elunl from the toate!
Gust. 'rllen followed wind. hall. ra1t !cath, .aa
destruction. 1lait-stoucs wcrs fduAl rs aI WY
as gouse-cgg. Scycrnt pcupls were k!la
outright ansl many otbers bad'y hurt. Naxi' si
t,tls llouscs Oh the nutakrts were deIaollsafea :,
Atiy!res trDln different places In Texas gsye cs
tuils of loss of 1lfo ut'l widespread deStf'.e4a
Smltl, Caroline s0enls to ilayc suffered t'sa S
more severely. Tho tornado swept over III
State and over Gcorgia on "Wednesday; A.
counts Of thu storm ut Walterboro Gol!t!Sa l !Ss
County, have a'realy been published. but lns
dispatches dd not TIL by my n'caus the eiss' !.'
vi ihe storm. In Waltcrl,oro alone, a1taee sxI'
suns wcre killed. and tic nunsr d i,y Injlte! ~, ~
yuuur nlnll who tafl Grril lnart,cu but weti.
All tho gnl,rchus in ll.o tosn.-antl ttsts a,s u
ssyen,-wero completely 'rno!ts'ed. 1,os,s' .,ues.
wuro destroyed In twiilklng. hanos atptss, =,
bedding, a,nl oil sorls Ut heavy rs well - !Hn'
household articles wcra blowt1 In eTery difeesa
Ihc cluthtng Of latlus was blown eatlFtif on :a.
the strcut, nn,l ter cries minsfsns Tsh taus w.
OF thu injured a'd Of mothers who had ~! .*a s'xs
et,iluron weru most pltsable. lrobablt te'ss a.
trnths OF the residents Ut the place asc 'tvn
icsa, ind subscriptions for the!r sclle' afe 's"'
xrnt ftt.
, 1879-04-24

THE TAHfFF. IT
FRANKFORT, April a3.-The German sdd9l
Political Association has pnsscl 4 resolution by
lnrge majority In fnyor Of moderate reform
Ut tic thrill In protect'on1st senss and wfln
certain ttcurco Ut retaliation against the coun-
trIcs which lnjnrlousty tax German goods.
rRoTE#T. i q
HAMBURG, Aprll 13.-At meeting Of tlsa
,nerct.auts held Oh the Donrsu today It was re-
solved to putttson tho Rr!ehstnE against tlfftor-
cnttal duties md raising the tasT rates, except
for purposes Of revenue. - :.
DEAD.
LE1rs1a, April a3.-llcre Richter, Professor
Of Mu6e, ia dead,
, 1879-04-24

HuHHltAFEs
San FRANCISCO, April G1.-Thcra waa ills
nstrous hurricane at the Friendly isianls hfnrch
.. Tile Eulnan Catholic Chapr. Wesleyan Par-
sonngc, English Consulate, Government ware.
house, many business buildings, aud two-thizds
OF the dwellings were razel to the ground. Tho
cocoanut csup was destroyed. Tile bark Qnect's-
iasd, for.y-two days cut from Newcastle, Aus
train. for Auckland, is feared to haso been
lost with nl 1ta1lt!s. The Pacific Mall steamer
Alaska completed rcpnirs at Honolulu aild
aaIfed for Yokohama April 70.
, 1879-04-24

Mr, Horace McVickrr was in tho thcatto at
tlu tt,no Ut tho shooting, aul WAS present when
tle man wns aFFestcA.
"You snw tho fellow mako tic nltemp.l"
asked TnlnuEE reporter, immediately after
tho affair.
"YpS,h
!" How old was bel"
"Ahout 8U.'
"llid he say what cause he had for tho acIl"
"No,n
"Dll they bua anything oil ills person when
he was scasched that would give you any cIuof I"
"Yea,r
"What was ~"
~ tolud In his hand q copy OF Richard
III published by Dick, Ut Loulou."
"Well.' asked tho scsis, "wha. has that
got ~ do with TIC slluutingl''
"Eyes,slslns-at !east to n'n You scc ho
, 1879-04-24

LONDON, April G.-1l'c Times scouts tho
rumor relative 10 tho intention Of tue Ducrs to
eelzo Sir Darttc Ftcrc.
NEDOuHT..
kilograms ANNOUNCE lint Lord Chelmsford
Will form redouut nj Qinglo-l.ova, which will
iultllt thu enne purpose ns tint at Ekowc would
1laTo dono during tic Forthcoming adsanec.
, 1879-04-24
REVERSED.

PORTLAND, Ore, April .9.-lu tho case Of VI
G. Gslswold, piuintlif:ta-esror, asalnst tlla
United States, judge Sawyer has reversed the
lcefsun Of tho llstrtet Court, giving u verdict
4vait,st GYswotl tor S3J ,CU3.
, 1879-04-24

ATHENS, April 23,-1n consequence Of the
delay OF tho Porte IN carrying into effect the re-
forins voted by sllc Crotan Assembly, tho Turk
tsh authorities llnvc been attird, and the laws
uttcrly disregarde1. Armed men l!avo assem-.
blcl IN vartons districts 1ctcrintnqd to resist
tic collection Of tnxcs.
, 1879-04-24

AV-1N I2@l Z y III
TILE MINE DISASTER,

TIE NIHK bIsASTE1}.
LONDON, April .3,-The number Of persons
killed hy tile 1re-danp explosion In tho
Agrappe coa'.pIt near Mons, Bclgua,, April Ii,
Ii ascer.atncd to be III. Only forty'saven
corpscs lave SO fur been recovered.
, 1879-04-24
FRANOE.


DonDEAux, April 2I-At Il meeting OF tho
Agricultural Society. OF tho GErundr, III layor Of
free tra,lG Jules Simon lnauu s},csch.
aMALf-rox.
LONDON, April 23.-A dispatch from paris
says thu smallpox is epidemic at Nice.
, 1879-04-24
GU Ia.
TIE ELECTION

HAVANA, Apfil e3.-Of llle twonty-four Depu-
tics elected IN Cuba 10 The Spanish C0rtes, six
tccu ire Liberal Conservatives.
, 1879-04-24

MoyEMHET OF TllQors. :. i
ssMLA, April a3.-pcrsian Troops from sleshcd
arc marching towurls the Afghan fruntlcr.
, 1879-04-24

"All. with the exception Of what have nl-
ready stated regarding uray's stalesnnnt as to
his thrao ycars' ,laeirc tu takn HY aIlo."
Mr.. Dooill hero cxuscssol his desire to tcrB1t-
nate tho .ntc, vlcw. ns hts wife's condition dc.
r,a.,lel his pscscnrc and comforting attention.
Mrs, Bootl, was III q very nervous condition,
supcruducctl by previous illness mud the excite
n,cut attending this affair.
LOUIS SHARPE.
'stacc-mnnager Sharpe made tho following
statement:
II was standing in tho nrompt.p'acc, on tic
hfdo wl,on heard tic first shot. The pson'pter
lat, some music to attcnd to, al,l went thcrc
to sec to tho arrangement of tho lights. The
scene was dark ot,c-tghts down in front anil
rear, as well as aboYc, mil calcium light was
thrown through a Window On Mr.. booth, WHO
was seated ut Il tnbc. As the sccno progressed,
the lights were 10 be gradually worked up, nlnl
1 was there for tilat purpose. When heard
tho first ahot It startled me. didn't
know whether 1t was on tho stage or
III front Of the house. l eafd, 'What
10 t1,ati md Just then the other shot was fired.
nlr. Dcoth then got up nt,ll caslc toward e. anti
asked, What is itr Md he said, There Is
somebody sloottnE; turn Of tie ltQhts.' did
60, and pcoulc IN tho aulrnrc bcean shouting,
THAT'S htmp t1l,cro he ts!' 'Don't let lin
cscaper Aud then | started around TO tic
trout OF tile lluase 10 scc whit wns lt,c matter,
anl when got around they were tnkinE tnan
out. ] wcnt buck at oucc. Mr. Bot'tn had bcun
On the stage, AMI thu nuiaienro had chcercd
htm heartily. lie told them that lle would like
to SEQ his wife, an.l left. She WIS in box,
alll ilad fnlusel. 1'hc audience seemed at
sca, wicn the lights were tlown, anl when they
were turned up there was conaltlerahe co1'f"-
sion, ladtcs getting tin n1,'l running back. After
ths n'an had been secured the people bcealie
-calner, a1ll were very enthusiastic; n1a, %acs'
Mr. Booth flushed The p1ay, tlIvy called hnl out
saGcrni times. 0no ol tAr bullets went through
thu scene. nntl could not be found. The otlscr'
which passed III linz few inches over
raj, that runs IN und down tc sccue, md
was dug out. When order was restored uni
th!nEs we're ru'1i!nE smoothly, went o'cr t"
,1,s;r 7 ,,,,',, ,oot:,, -, ,,tn, ,,a oatrd.
".Wherc did yo,, ret that plsto1p
"I1c said, Il bought IT,
"'Whnt fosl'
ros '''c phrpose usea II so-a'ehI
~ Whit was thatF
"'To shout Booth.'
"'You acknowledge tta'
81 Yos.'
"I ilndn't believed that ho tlad tried to shoot
him.
'lIc went OIL to sny lint he had bcrn waiting
iot u" oppol.ua'ts 4o' aoouL tn'ce Seass'
u I said, What nonsense that is; you might
have had plenty of chances lit three years.
'.I1c didn't mike any rcply.
~ then asked hin, What FORT and ho said lie
wouldn't answer,-that Mr.. Duotll would know
wIlat 1t was for.
''lle told inc that his name WIS A[ark (;r.Y,
ami that he came frou, Keokuk, H., hut al
been in the employ Of dsy-cootls house In St,
Louis for seycra1 years.
.'Ollccrs told mo tint they Ind found letters
on him which went 10 s1ow tint In was crazy ),
-
WHAT DAVE LYON SAW.
, 1879-04-24

eIlH HUI ll1lL Just tDtnG ltbm lHt lliNtFe 1lih
was M excited lint se hardly k,cw what ha'l
hirpeur,t. onIv llw rart t1n,l Mr., Iitnth hl,l
hrun shut ut, anu tlnt Mira, isu"t was svrca"'-
ins With terror. Slle n,il ahc !,a,l EInart the
sccps,,l shut, mid WIS Just by tho winrs nt ono
s!1c; The tmlt rnsse,l r'osa tn tho head "t
the etaGc curnrntcr uni through onc
of thu scenes; aha WAS 4" fright.
cnrd TINT shc forgot ter uaFt.
Mr. Robson said thts was all he knew nf the nEar.
lilo Ind hardly begun 10 realize thu cnurlnity "f
the erlnc bur should think on tho flrst i1stnnt
TINT It hal realistic brarnE Oh tho tncH,oratlo
assassination IT Lincoln. Tint was thu first ilca
HAT etr,trk him, anil Mr.. Crane said tlIc sailso
thought flashed to his iuiad INSTANTLY when he
heard it: IT seclnet. as II som0 onn wished to bo
avenged. But both gentlemen acuuteG the IDEA
Mt onrc wllpn they Heard tlsu fncts Of tIa ease.
Mr.. Robson thought l1lat The man vas crazy,
OF WIS Hcrling notoslrty, especially ID It WIS
done III d theatre.
Mr.. Crnnu WAS Of the opinion that It was
material benefit to Nr. l'ootl, seeing It hud
turned ont su har,n'cssly.
Atr. Kobsun saiu It wns historical fucs, na
Tits night wns tho 3lhth anniversary ut thu
birth OF Shakespeare a,M1 the 115th night of
Robson nnd Cranes Druminos; also that 1t
was strange, hut true, ,t1nt MI. Booth sonio
six months ago was invited to play LaaE'ts
to''ight In the Memorial Theatre a. STRAIT
tordopon. A'on' shakspe'foa q, ''r.np'aee' nu.
"o ".,, s ",,.,,,.,. ~ 1,n,"s,, ~, nal, me,s
nan,e. m for Mr. robson held ,hat htr.
Booths reputation vas on tho wane,
anl yet II this cycnt had cni'
minated III tic Tragedy 10 woa'd nave oeeh
,e1f 'a"essu W ,ns s, ena. ,vas ps'' ''s 1tr
nv, yr "r cv"r ,,ys ~, tns ro,,n.rv VIM wns 40
uuiyersa1lr loved by nil as The exponent pro-
! eminent Ut tho Slakspearcan drama. STILL now
Tint thu affair had Terminated so plensant'y'
there was lu.isro''s s'aS anu , .nes f"t us'n' "
IT." M , t,m, ".'I ,,ts cv,t routI rc,ionI In
,nc M tinanrinl boncfj. Of Mir, Booth, 11o wns
sure That 1t was greater than slso jewel dodge
Of Modicska and her chr Or thu hte.proot no
toFieIY ot hato c!a1soo. a'u n1" esata .t'l su
,,s "oa" ''a's 49,, ~ IN .'u ,orn., A.,
was ~" 'oe L., ,.t.t, ~, ia ,,,,t :,
MI Irans aete et':a ~ ~ ~" 1 n.assas fre,,,
"oa'o 10 Eoo' p.an p., H. Ss ,.I1 a.. rro,,.,tv
~ e''c't p'"'o' ~ ;'.,' -, I.,aoss,, h',t i
"e assass'' 'a'ssovA ooo1a 49,, - ."t 1,n1 H.
WIS sooa .,'.. " sa,,,a ~ ora ~ s,,oo, N,
i1' t"ost 1'o sou ~" ',,s, 'u eVS ou .s.. 30 1a,,
EFana los p''s"s tl'S; '''oos'" - p"'S ~ '"N'
'i',s "teA' .,a .,,o.
Ml. etane remarked .''al no "as ~ s"' ', n
11e A"ae 'sAet .! 1aS' "no '''o'"'"s 'o - wv
10 was aeep,s su'p''seu ~ ess o, s.s.'I'"". 10y
houso 1os '''c ,eho's eApo'.'1 y. ,.'. ...
now ILLS fortune Is 1na'lo tor Ills lIext thFeo
years to come. its hope'i, however, LINZ .,le
Popu'a, lses *ou. a "os ,os ~ ~ os tr - ~
| At'"o o'o'A'~so "Nn'N. 'oNN HNN.
, 1879-04-24

Thing to that el1ecs, IN tho audience had enlpticd
two barrels of n revolver at me, nnt HAT thu
bullets had pnssed through tllc scchcs ssrnc Ten
feet fsom t'r p,nce w1crc was stan'l'''g
ut tic time. think, when the explosions
occurred was either leaning against Tho casc-
mcnt or looking ont at the prison window"
t'Wns TINT all Atr. McFltker told yuna'
"All, with the exception OF what have al-
ready stated regarding uray's stalesnnnt as to
hls thrso ycara' .lastro tu takn mY !!fo."
Mr.. Dootll hero cxuscssu his desire to tcrmt-
nate the .ntc. vcw. ns hts wife's condition dc.
,,antlell his presence and comforting nttcntton.
Mrs, booth was III very nervous condition,
supcr1u1ucct1 by previous illness mud the excite
n,cut attending this affair.
, 1879-04-24

Shortly after midnight THE TRIBUNE received
the following account Of tho ALTAR front Rosa
D'Ern,, tilr popular Irish vocalist:
To ths Editoy " Tar Tribune.
No. 2Sl sIicu1HAN AvKHuE, Wednesday
Night, II ;:N) .. NIL was prescnt at MeVeker's
Theatrn Ibis cve1lin.to Witness tug prh'nrl!o,
In the ttttc.role. !.itt.e dl.! | imagint liint
shnnd n.sn Ln witness Ut unu Of The most
traG!c SCENES ucrllnps ever enacted IN taiensFu.
md Ut olla Vi the must nurdcru,is attacks upun
thu noblest tragic actor Tint America Inns ever
Mr. Edwin l,noth ',aa just finished tic nual
net u thn tragely Ut RiehaTd !l.,-the SCENE
opening with tilu ktnga inrrlsonucrt IN tllu
lowcr u London, an.i, lso being seatc.l a!ono On
tic stage. immediately shot wus ttsca from
tho itst balcony, Oh tho left hHIA sIlc Ut tho
audenra. fi!eru Nus stfIlness attl uu ustol-
ishInrnt on tlr plrt Ut the ludlcnrc, III II wou'
tsrtng whether II wns not 4 part of The lrriorn-
nnce, but II, a fev sccnr.!s sgconl shot was
Tired at alr. lo,th, %hict Instantly revealed tbs
tart t1Int most MIrderouA astcH,pt was made
tho life Ut tlsc llost ElftrA nIti glorious gun
| tns VI psesclIt un the tsasic hoarls.
friends nt,i my manager. Tile latter ilmn,ctll-
ately exclaimed IN l,var!ug tho second allot
tIrr.l, se!xu this assaast' u; several voices ex-
ctauet, "scizc him" but thu great artist Oh
heroic suu!, nevsr llInsi'ed trom Ills .post ot
duty, but l0okcu around IN wonlcr nnd aston.
ish,iIcut, u II ta sag. "What docs this .uant'
Ah! 1t truly tneant that a murder.
GUS attcu!pt WIS bu!ug malu IN tho
| sacred nalno vi onr blesscu Lord
| that ho. Edwin 1.ooth, hal GU ruyrrently IN,
| yoka,l In tlu previous net has. trust III Uot!
preserved him mo.t proy!dentiaily 10 ba at ur.
nat1,cnt 10 tle staRe, u winch lie Is tc Iset ad
| greatest representative.
can neyrr torgct being witneas OF thls ter
riblc secn,, autl srdcntly hope HAT the sool
r,sizcne VI Chieugo Will provo their detestatiol
ina ~ Secu " ss's " H.. .aw. to. nao..
leen Gt,vn to lralnattc artist III this city
| Respectfully, lso4A D'ERlNA,
, 1879-04-24

play, evidently, ind t,,,ml that he {t}anthl
kntw hc p1ass The etiiitnI edited by Willie
Winter. Well, this felluw was csk
IDENTITY close Ehakslwarran atudcns. ae'
curslimg to Dick, anh he atool l'"oth
M lonB AZ ho couItl. Finally supposo hc s"'
cana cxaspera,pll md drew his piatoE, tle-
tcr1nincl~ tu kit ,fs mai that could, ns llc
thought, so murder Shakespeare"
"Thcn Willie Winter Is really the CAUSE for
lhc neti'
~ should think So" replied litsaee.
"Nor, Mr. Mey!ckcr," asked Tic writer,
twill you nsk Atr. Booth to give mo tic threat.
CHING letter sent him at Detroit 1ast wscka"
~ don't think he VIII, hut will see."
Mr. IIorace McViekcr thrn disappeared into
slr. Dnoth's drcssIng.sOon,, nnl catna hack
With tl,c information that no fettcr hal been
sent him at Detroit OF threatening nature.
shutters hare been srns, though, of this
kind during the past sllrce ycarst' tho reporter
asked.
"fes.'i
"Wlnt dill The writer's saYf'
"Gcncra'ly they wnr.tcsl money, anil said that
II tlpy didn't get It they wolil1 kill llootlf."
"An1 this was The ouiy rcason assigncd,-
they wanted ,nnncyf" -.
"So far ns know, It VAST
Shortly after the performance had closed tho
writer saw Mr. Booth. WHO waa yrry much
excited.
"Dll Nr. 13ooth know tho mnn who sl,nt Mt
hfml'f
uSo :, a,,e r.,,,e;1 :
"Durs II. r,,,c,nl,cr crcr sao,,,,, ,;u bcforo4 ~,
uNo,n
us str. I,ooib owarc That ,,,c ma, vim crcat.
ri ttr tro,h1n tnnfrht ID ,f,o ou,ior ~ .ovsro,
:. N,, .,r. ~ sars o,u' ~ ..'.. ".n',
forc nJ h,. ~, i,n,r,o,,,,,, t,a, In ,or ,xrnt,
threatening letter tn him, ~
"you didn't sec the aloot[ngl'
"luM not. l Tas III The dressinE-room Mt
n,r ,,'a. ,. sos u. o,.e .u'o , - -, NV
Mrs. McytcLrr w,s NJ ,'rc,iv m,vs,, ,,v lin
tragedy That sl,u cond hardly spyal, NM, barely
escaped fa!nttng tit. '''lic nun Ind bccn SIT
thfs .l'eFe a'' Inc evening With a'lo'l''r mnn'
''>. w., ".'s ~" I"'s'' t'ef uu NV hes'1'
I saw lin mi IN, "nl~D % ;,rnr ;, md ,,,c
u{rrirltctl tnjy couli say ,,o more.
La fhLHs siAiEMhNi'
i"c 'h"" WHO ''Ha h''' "F. ''oo'" iaSt nlen1
nhu VINO succeeded III drawing vc:f lltt'a nttcn'
ton upon himself for The decd, was Mr. La
ycile. who enacted tho 1art Gf E1fou IN .I,icurt
IN As Mr. 1,avcl1r,s liam, wos ncrno,ro.cd If
,,,, .u.,,.,,,>. a.s.,. ...,, ,,., ......, :. -,
" 1 1''.'' A"" - ~
tehsattol'a''sii' 'llfs teht1esnhh hhas hsn'sc'
simply IN The role Of dtsintercttcd party, u,lt
| suhtrrt rn1v IN mn interview tbnrnrnIn,r hi
trow)e,]re Of Inc real attcmnt that VIVA na,lo tt
an,,,y ~, ,ho IN, :, no,,,, A. r,un,,. .,..,
'"u ""' NV '"s ~ 4''"' '., 4'A'se '",',
, 1879-04-24

THE GREAT HEtUhLr, rrek.
SAN FnaAolaco, Cal., April @3'-lhs =, vi
ed steamer Grcst Republic u otoAea ~. ~ "cst
abandoned. The beach Is eto"oea w.. ..h,,rs III
ars picking uo thu property eoal"s 'snrrrt sat
si sisI tGis .s4 sysan,x BY jumping fra'A 'h7 'NN
, 1879-04-24

CouNctt. nLurrs, April :.-A soun@ w .bas
named Jatncs Mesia,laIl, nf Fu}toa1 I'll, ' I'm
attempting to board II Nnrthwestefa .,s ns ~
train, near this city lust night, fel oeue M oa,
cars ind was tnataatly killed.. uns 'ss ~"
arm were severed ir0In the tk*'y.
= Sp4cfas iA.ps.tcA 10 ia 7rdtusma sma.-.h CIR
kHoxuK, H., April 2i-Calyin Ma1,M ai1u,.Mt,uti}
Narsi,aI 4f Fort Mad!sol'. LIT "aa , ,.d frOsa
killed ut ttat place last night. TO la''H yla4
passenger train Oh tie q, u. .ors y tuEs
pa u ti.s whoio top q II, h's md ~ ~
Just above the ears cxpoinT tl1e 5Ga gta,A Is1asl
scnttug shocking, spectacle: las a;,e, III IL "
Ctunpany IL blamo1ess in 1ho mas'.,, ',' ,r,aiu ~
conductor lad warned MArsh tlL! NV H.; Lat
gotn:; too tast iur hn u LUMP o' wuu ID t's1
ho would wait. ho ttlle conuustos' "'
iii fur him.
, 1879-04-24

KILLED BY FAILING l' UT5 M.5,r, b,
ColuAnuS, o.. April :a.-Gsofss tnifa 1s
prqmInuut rltizen d SHAWNEE *a' :,a'usb au ~
r,,i,s II ii Iny New York Goa! coupA0''
1laWuees
, 1879-04-24

LONDON, April cav. L. Glover (; Co.. gen
cral MERCHANTS. OF Manchester, haye f4ilsd for
Itl n00
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-07-10
HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND TAR

1aatn, Sraattunsta, Grippe, &ttftrRttt
At9munss0e f6wrrOen, fOtuie Seefaopf.,
cSnffr56reR- nno eSanSenfefSen,
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futrsubsn 9ufreee reintet unb teiIt. Surf rettere
5utbdtsn taIteu 6e SerI6tCbereu Srsaue flpl fepGt
unh In aefuuser Sepesuns. eaet Gu8 hurS tetn
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zines ta6teen NrStes, ipeIder bdrit rabreHn einer
Idna6trieen grdrts tduIeueen ron Yienf6eR bas
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gar ai6t aufSase9sn.
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Bids tduftrtrteS, Wcuats.
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Sid'5 9Gumen-unb 6emiTeaur>
tden so Gents brr&irt SLIGO in eIeSanttr
Qtinpane.
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SiFs gFsts l.95 500 gbSiIpuneen
rur Gcnts.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-05
4 National ComnIatn..

Dyspepsia is the national complaint. Almost
every other man or woman you meet has it, and
the result is that thu number of pseudOsTeme~
dies for il is ss numerous as Pharaoh's host.
They are for the most part worthless. There i,
however, a searching eradcant of this dsstresa-
ing and obdurate malady, one whose genuine
merits long sinee raised it TO foremost place
among the staple medicines OF America. Hos
letters Stomach BisteTs extirpates dyer epsia
with crater certainty and promptitude than
any known remedy, and is a most genial inVig>
GRANT, appetizer and aid to secretion. Tnese are
not empty ass eFtions, as thousands four country
msE and women who have experienced its eff
fects are aware, but are backe up by irrefraga
bic proofs repeatedly laid before the public.
The BitteTs also pro mote a regular habit of
body and give healthful stimulus to the urinary
org ms.