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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26


This to certify thar We are in the employ
ment Of Nessrs. Leibermuth & Millbjser,
and that we are receiving full wages for our
labor; that we have steSdy and regular en-
pioyment; thar the concern Of Leibermuth
& Nillhi<er have acted bonorably in all
things with III, and also with the Cigar-Ma-
kerr Union that the above statement OF
the Erm il correct in every respect. We
also believe that when merabers OF union
refuse 10 work mt their Own tariff OF prices,
that the concern il justified in not employ
ING any members OF said Onion; that
when we aTe receiving full wages and work
at our trade TO earn a support FOR ouI-
selves and families, that the members OF
said Union have no right TO molest u by
abuse. threats, or violence, or in any msD-
ner nisrepreSeDt our employers before the
public. Respectfully, &C.,
Ben. WERNEg, Richmond, Va.
SAM. WERrHEIM, Richmond, Va;
&. L. ELLsNER, Richmond, Va;
G.. =. HOLLAND, Richmond, Va;
WILLIAM MACK, Richmond, Va;
w. &. COLLINS. Richmond, Va;
WILLIAM kitty, Richmond, Va;
GEORGE w. GRAVES. Richmond, Va;
G.. l.. THOMAS, Richmond, Va;
GEORGE PRELOP, Richmond, Va;
WM. +. SCHONBERG, Richmond, Va;
Thomas BgTTs, Baltimore;
NJ. II. MILLER, Richmond, Va;
S. A. THOMPSON, Maryland;
EDWARD BAUR, Richmond, Va;
THOMAS W. HAGNER, Richmond, Va;
HENRY DICKERsON, Richmond, Va;
J. j. MACKEY, Richmond, Va;
w. II. RICHARDSON, Richmond. Va;
c. II. JACKSON, Richmond, Va;
{. II. RICHARDSON, Richmond, Va;
WALTER z. NAPIER. Richmond, Va;
Il. &. LEFTwICH, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26

FoR A GOOD. RELIABLE SMOKE try the PIC
NC CIGAE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26

INCIPIENT TARTAR AND sCURF removed by
MEADE u BAKER'S SkPoSINE DENTIFRiCE.
Fifty cents a box.
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a GRAND PIC. MIC smoke tor the holidays. For
sale everywhere. Only 5c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26

WHITLOCK's SO. KEY WEST CIGAR has no SUI
peF1or. Beware of limitations.
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P..WmTLOCK, 1445 Main street. manufacturer
of eighteen different brands of llne Cigars. send
for Dricp-list.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Re- On az cater 0J Reet Estate made betsssn
tLe st II JrnLdry 0nd last Of JUne The tdTcsfe;
t6f Dre.eTt vear hnUe % be D6fd 6y the ptTch05e'
"a Nh sales mate bstDes ths lst Of Jury ana tGS,
Of the veGr the tsre8 haze 10 De pdtd 1y ne ,sHsT
I'ThlS custom was adoptcH Ibout niteen year age
bv all the real estate agents IN klcGmonu' ana sp
IL N Rlch1nNnh and Virinlty.J
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PHoToGRAPHs-the cheapest and best In THIS
country That is saying good DEAL but 1t Il never
tbeless true Cards, SI.50 per dozen 81 per half
dozen: smaller size, soc. per dozen Cabinets. two
for 81. AtREEs's Gallery, Main near Eighth
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WANTED. FOR CASH, STOCKS OF
w CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. NOT ;,
ROOTS AND SHOES, &e. All communications
,rdsn,i,I Address j.,
Post -Ofire Box 6i2.
a. oe1,v Baltimore. Md.
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,,rssRs. ". d BLAIR & co. have the pleasure oi
.nnnn,.Inc that their "PITANA" and "sANrA
rI,p1r CIGARS have arrived, and are uneo"'
monty good.
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LEE GALLERY. Main sireet-PHOToGRAHs OF
the best quality. Most reasonable prices.
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ALL are delighted with the PICTURES taken a
the GALLERY, Main street.
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mn ycLANE'S LIVER PILLS.

YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
THE GENUINE
DIR. c. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR TIE CURE OF
4rp,rlT OR LIVER COMPLAINT DlS
prp>lA AND SICK HEADACHE.
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THE PHOTOGRAPHS made by FRATsER are O
the very best finish.
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Dr. LA Foxzo does not sell medicines on TIT
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WE RECOMMEND THE LEE GALLERY Main
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pr osyood. New York. says: an. ~.r.
e.; ~ T.. - pyspensa, Weak stomach ana Nei-
- n.'' never had any medicine 10 uo me- -
,-,.,d ,.,s GOOD as TUFTS PILLS lneE are as So0'
8 s.rrf9c1. r1pIS i,'gS as MURRAY STREET NEW YORK.
UIIID-' fnn 1h.endlFci9l
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von BLEEDING GUNS. use MEADE BAksh'
c.uao,Ic . Mouru-WAsu. Tifty cents posas'
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ANroxl has YELLOW BANANAS.

GO TO FnAYsER's and get SIX PHOTOGRAPHS
70 Snr.
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8ithmoni lispatth,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20. 1880.

-. rHE CIRCULATION OF THE pIst ATcH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED Clgcu.
LATToN or ALL The OTHER DAILY SEws-
PkprRs or THE CITY.
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ORANGES.

u,EN BONES SUGAR of SEVILLE
IN aNGEs-ths sweetest tha, grow iu flor'da7
direct from ,hv plantation. For sale by
t2o.2w CHklsF'Aa ""''"
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--,,-r7rS HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
WHISPERS chsnged 70 GLOSSY BLA0h ,', 10y d
snft 49,, scfs Instaniancously. ~ Is rs
Na.Hs, N.. ,s spring-water. sold By druggists or
hi, h. II, ,,,ress on receipt ot 81 >.,,v- vopK
tffI'''' 90 ian 15-eodtFel9i
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AxroN1 hn. MALAGA GRAPES.

SIX CARD PHOTOGRAPHS for SOC. at FRAYsER'
ArIFKY
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WEATHER REPORT.

rEniered at the pos;.Onice at Richmond, Va, as
second-cinss mattcri
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HEALTH, STRENGTH, HAPPINESS
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WANTED, A TRAVELLING SALES
w MAN for Virginia North Carolina. Ad-
dress giving reference aud stating experience
'',,1 49,. nnst t-of,ice ia 262ts
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D. Sr, hTsS,ce asSs Of wcn eve years pr;SncnSSS
,,ET.s Ms irLSihe be'' aHIi''0O' medicine ever
ri6e."
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ONE IMPERIAL GALLON cONrAINit--
sn,pneret,ed nyaro.sI, "a! 2 |. /.

NWTFHVTNNNF0 sNt'T't
Ills peculiarly adapted 10 per-ons suH-ring from
CHRONIC ACNE AND FEVER, ukoPSY. DYs-
PEPSIA DIS EA>FSOFTHB URINARYnkGAN
INFLaMMA1 ION or THE BLADDERNEUkAls--
GA. NERVOUS HEADACHE. ana DISEASES
PECULIAR 10 WOMEN, ana as an ANrfDOTE
TO THE THIRST FOR ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS.
In support Of this statement we present the fol-
lowing iacts from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-26

SIX ALBUM PHoros fsr 5tc at FnAYsAE's
GALLERY.
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NOTHING OLD OR TRAsiIY-ENERfTiIN6
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.
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AyroNI has the best CARAMELs.
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nook AND JOB WQAK NEATLY tx
Is ECUTED At THE DISPATCH. rkiNx'As
HCUSk.
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WANTED, YERS FOR 100000
w PIECES OF FRESH MUSIC from all the
nnbushers in the world. at half the usual prices
Ma fn,,sic Given away G.. 4. JOHN ton,
Nu-ic- Dealer, 81 \ Main street.
- 49, n 26.lwt
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TESTIMONIALS

in the hanis of the proprietor;
Dr. l.. \. SLATER. physician In charge or tie
New Ktnf County po0rhOuse. who has tested these
waters, writes that IL Is destined rival Other
springs as "A curative agent IN the following forms
of disease OVARIAN. UTERINE and URINARY
.TI>M. GoUT. DROP>Y IN its varied forms, Or
STINATG INTERMITTENT FEVER, CONsTI--
PATTON. NAUSEA ariSiI 4 from pregnancy. and
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Dr. TeMLIy BR ANTON. of King William county,
Va, writes -" have used in my prac Ice the Bei-
mont Lithia Water as an emmcnagog,le win bene-
iriai effects SO striking and remarkable ~ to make
me almost fear a cuincidence.n
DR. y. T.. IOSTS. Of New Kent county. tesiiies
that patient OF his was cured of ( HRoNlc Az
FICTION OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDEk,
attended with INDIGESTION ard SORENESS OF
THE EYES. bv The use OF n few BOTTLES only.
Mr.. Il. ". SPENCER, of the same couhiN. writes
PEPSTA. ATTENDED with Loss OF APPETITE ana
GENERAL DEBILI1Y,Oy the u;e OF onty yonr
qaii0Is Of this water.
Mr.. 4. H. WARING. of King william county was
cured OF CHRONIC AGUt AND FEVER OF TWO
wears stan ng after all oher remedial agents had
failed. ny rhe use Of On'y tire gdHons.
Mr.. +. ODENHEIMER, Of RcBmOnd. was enilfely
r, licved from INFLAMMATION OF TIE KID
NEYS AND BLADDER by its use for "A short Tune.
Tic0 ginsSes of j. afforded in The case of young
lady OF Ailania, Ga. immediate fcilei IN acnte
pains from NEURALGIA
JhrSe cures mary cl'ou>. hut are aitestod 10
by pertecrlJ reliable ratlc,. and many more might
rc added from the large uu nbcr Ia TIE hands OF the
prom iCtOr. 49,,
by the demijohn or barrel by ...
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
sl4 Main street, Richmond. Va.
ia 19.MSSlmo
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &C

HOLIDAY GOODS! NEW GOODS!
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LlfsIA WATER.
RELMONT BirHIA WATER.
~ NEW KENT COUNTY, VA.
A SURE CURE For AGUE ASDvEvER. yEU.
RAIGiA. AND ALL DISEASES OF
THE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
IirsagA WATER

ITS ANALYSIS. TESTIMONIALS. &C. &c.
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An adjourned meeting OF the si0ckhold.
els Of the james River aud. Kanawha CON-
pany was held on Saturday morning Dir.
Thomas W. McCance in the chair, Colonel
W. r. Munford secretary.
Major Johnston stated that he had at
first besitaied 10 call the stockholders to-
gether. but a number Of gentlemen desired
TO open negotiations with the James River
and Kanawha Company with reference to
the construction OF railroad up the James
Rive: Valley, and he felt that he could hesi-
tate no longer TO call the stockholders to-
getber since matters had assumed the shape
that they have.
A quorum was present.
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Evening Session.

The stockholders met again about haII-
past s O'Clock.
Major b. Ii. Nowln, Of Lynchburg, one
of the State proxies, who was unable TO be
present at the morning session, having been
detained in Lynchburg, arrived in the city
about 8 p. NJ, and attended the meeting in
the evening.
The stockholders having been called &c
order, Major Johnston, president OF Inc
company and chairman OF the special com
mittee appointed at the morning session tC
confer with General New and his associates
stated that the committee bad performet
that duty. and had spent several aours II
conference.
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"a a6.its
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NEGOTIATIONS OPENED.

Major Johnston read 10 the stockholders
the following communication he had re-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05
Thursday Aerning, Feb. 5, 1880.
PENNs1LVANIA FOR GRANT.

PENNSYLVANIA FOR GRANT.
 As was anticipated, Senator Cameron con- trolled the Pennsylvania State Republican convention yesterday, and it was voted that the Pennsylvania delegation to the Chicago convention be instructed to vote for General Grant, and also to vote as unit on all questions before the convention. One hun dred and thirty-three of the members of the convention voted for the Grant resolution and 113 against it. The resolution that the delegates vote as unit was carried by exclamation. Senator Cameron's victory was not gained without hard struggle, but the conquered gave up gracefully at last.
 This action is very important. It will give the Grant boom great impetus, and some think it the beginning of an almost unanimous movement to nominate him. At any rate it is good start for the nomina- tion.
 General Simon Cameron, in recent inter view, gave some of the reasons which actuate his son and himself in giving their support to General Grant They consider him the one man above all others with whom the Republi- can party is sure to succeed Said the veteran: ''If he is elected he will give us one of the best, if not the best, administrations we ever had. That he will be elected, if he is nom- mated, there is not the slightest doubt. He would carry everything before him we would give him 5000 or 7o, 1000 majority in Pennsylvania. New York would be secured beyond question. He would sweep the entire country, as Jackson did in 1928. It is for these reasons that I favor his renomination, and for the same reasons, and for no others, my son is giving him active support" All the Republicans will not agree entirely with the Camerons, but those who understand the situation must confess that they have good reasons for their action from political point of view.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05
Killed By the Electric Light.

An accident of an extraordinary nature has occurred at the Halte Theatre, Aston, near Birmingham The stage is lighted by two electric lights, and when the candles are not burning two brass connections, used for the purpose of crossing the current, are hung up over the orchestra. After the performance of the pantomine MT. Bruno, the euphonium player, was leaving with the other members Of the band, when, presumably out of curiosity, he caught hold of the two brass connections referred to. The man in charge called out to him with the object of warning him of the danger he was mourning. The warning, how ever, came too late MT. Bruno received the full shock of the electric current generated by the powerful battery which supplies the whole of the lamps in the building and grounds. It is said that the candles not being then burn ing Mir. Bruno was uuabls to disengaga him self and pulled the wire down. The eiluck rendered him insensible. Medical men Were soon in attendance and restoratives epi,ii, ti, but Mir. Bruno died in forty minutes after
 ward
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05
Al Learned Cat and a Wise s4ems


 Mrs Augustus W. Brooks, of East Eliot, Me, has Cor did have, about year aao) c..f 13 years old, which she brought from Bosten aud for which she has been vainIy offered $50. This learned pussy will stand up at the word of command, bow slowly or quickly di rected, walk around the room on her hind legs only, dance, turn somerssults, go through the motions of holding a jewsharp to her mouth with one paw and playing on it with the other, mew when ordered to speak, kiss her paw to visitors, hold saucer of milk on her fore legs and lap the milk, and stand on her hind feet and with her fore paws catch bits of bread or meat thrown to her, like a base ball player. Her kitten, a year old, will turn somersaults. The same lady has a hen which always wipes her feet on the mat on entering the house, and if asked, Glow do you get your living, biddy ?" will scratch on the floor, look to see if she has scratched on anything, and then look at the questioner to see if the answer is correct this hen despises the wooden, chalk, and porcelain cheats, which some people palm off on hens for nest eggs, tumbling them out of her nest as often as they are put in. A rooster will also scratch the floor when asked how he gets his living, but cannot be made to wipe his feet.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05

The earnings of the New London Northern railroad for the month of December, 1879. were $1O, 600 more than for the correspond ing month in 1878. Of this amount $9, 500 was from freight and $1, 100 from passengers. During the three months ending December 31, the increase of earnings over the corre- spending three months of 1878 was over SPA, : GOO.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05
CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
More Cures of skin and Scalp Affection
 hv the CuticuYa Remedies

More Cures Of NEk1n and ScAIP A1Eecl1Oms
 by the CuticuEa Remedies
 Fred Rohrer, Esq, Cashier Stock Growers Nation al Bank, Pueblo Colorado, writes: e I am 30 well oSi to be without it in my house. It is wonderful cure, and is bound to become very popular it's virtues are known to the masses"
 J. s. Weeks. Esq, Town Treasurer, St. Albans, Vt, says in 6 letter dated May 28 "It works to charm on my babys face and head. Cured the head entirely, and has nearly cleaned the face of sores have commended it to several and Dr. Plant has ordered 1t for them"
 M. M. Chick Esq, 4 Franklin Street, Boston, says t My little daughter eighteen months old, has what the doctors call Eczema. We have tried most every thing and at last have used Cuticurs and she is a- most child, and we feel very happy"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.

EDITORIAL NOTES.
 More than 300, GOO of the people of Ireland need food. Your help is needed.
 Nobody will bemean enough to begrudge James Gordon Bennett and his Herald the free advertising which will flow from his eontribu- ton of $1O0, ,0OO to the sufferers in Ireland. It is truly magnificent act Of charity.
 Now that MT. Henry G. Vennor, of the Canadian Geological Survey, has been so suc- cessful in his prediction that there would be 8 heavy snowfall on February 2d or 3d, people will be interested to see how his other guesses come out According to him, we are now to have few pretty cold days, then warm. rainy weather until the middle of the month. He predicts another heavy snowfall on February 18th. and between February 2oth and 25th very severe cold weather. On March 17th and Fist there will be more snow, and in March he bids us look out for more snow than in any preceding month of the winter.
 The reduction in the public debt for Janu- ary Cover $11, ,oo0, ,o0o) is greater than in any
 
 month since 1872 The debt, less cash iD the treasury, is now less than 2,001 ,000, 900. It is said to have been Mir. Sherman's ambition to reduce the debt below two thousand mill ions during his administration of the Treas ury department. Another month will doubt less do that, with something to spare, and be- fore thee end of the present administration, if there is no increase in the expenses and no important change in the revenue laws, the net debt will be nearer nineteen hundred than two thousand millions. The large decrease of more than eleven millions during the past month is due to the increasing revenues, especially from customs, caused by the growing activity in business. The internal revenue receipts for the last six months of 1879 were larger than those for the corresponding portion of the previous year by more than three millions. The customs receipts for the same period
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05
PRlCKLY HEAT.
Incidental to the Texan Climate.

Messrs, Weeks & Potter: Genrlemen,-Enclosed please find dollar for large box of OuIicura. The small that received time age has been very eff cacious, especially Prickly Heat Rash, people call 1t. noising it about.
 Yours truly, THOMAS W. BUCKLEY. Mason. Texas. Sept. 22, 1878.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05
FEBRUARY THAWTS.

A beginner rode out on bicycle,- Met lady who stared like an tcicle: The wheels went around,
 He dropped to the ground, This seneitive youth on the bicycle,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05

showed an increase of fourteen millions over those of the last half of the year 1878.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05
Juurnal and Gourier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY HARRINGTON & CO.,, No. 800 State Street, Courier Building.
 JOHN B. DARLINGTON. EDWARD T. cARRINGToN. JOHN B. HARRINGTON, JR.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05

The Cuticura Remedies are prepared by Weeks A Potter, Chemists and Druggists, S60 Washington Street, Boston, Mass, and for sale by all Druggists large boxes containing two and half times the quantity of small, $1. Resovent, $l per bottle Out cura Soap 25 cents per cake; by mail, 30 cents; 3 cakes 75 carts
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05
(4tticura
 REMEDIES

P.ve2rpeediIy and permanently cured Humors of tho
 Nh and Scalp of Children and Infants afflicted since birth.
 The treatment prescribed in such is mild doses of ths Cutcura Resovent, perfectly safe yet power fuI blood purifier the external of Cuticura great skin The Outicura Soap should be the only soap applied to the diseased skin for cleansing
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05

CURES BY ABSORPTION. Rheumatism, Neurafgfa, maI@Fi8s s.Sapanule," the wonderful Glycerine Lotion, is positive cure; it has never failed.
 Hsapanulen has no equal for Chronic Lameness, Lame Back, Lunbago, Sprains, Piles, Chapped Hands, ChabIans, Bun ons, and all diseases of the skn Fry Sc; Diphtheria, Sore Throat Pneumonia, and all iL- hammatory diseases. Ladies who suffer from local cure by using sapanule." Used in sponge or foot bath removes all of body. limbs and feet. Sat- isfaction guaranteed money refunded.
 Sold by all Druggists Price, 5oc and $l per bottle Send for illuminated circular and cards.
 SAMUEL GERRY COMPANY, Proprietors, x d29 MoSa&w1ynr 237 Broadway, New Fork.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05

Cuticura is most valuable external application. It heals all cuts bruises and abrasions of the skin, stores the hair when destroyed by scalp diseases moves dandru and keeps the scalp clean and the hair soft and pable. It is agreeable it is effective, and is ably assisted in by the Cucura Soap which is particularly recommended 10 mothers for cleansing skin and scalp of infants children. It is Toilet well Medicinal, and is the most fra- grant and refreshing Soap for the nursery and bath of any yet prepared.
 Parents have that these remedies con- tain nothing injurious to the youngest infant evidence of which be found in the certificates of Dr. Hayes and Prof Merrick RccQmpanYinQ each reuadY.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05
HUMOR ON A CHILD

cal Treatment had faileds Messrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentlemen,-My little son, two years of age has had humor on one side of his face since he was born, which during the last four months spread the entire side of the face the cItn ear and side of the head. It must have itched and irritated him great dea he scratched he face all the time matter what applied. used nany remedies by avice of friends my physician without benefit until found Cuticura, which imme- dately allayed the itchiDg and inflammation, and tirely cured him.
 Respectfully, JOHN l.. SURRY.
 With Walworth ufacturing Go. Boston, April 15, 1878.
 NorE Once cured the akin may be rendered soft and by using the Cu'icura Soap exclusively for toilet or nursery purposes.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05

has anybody to listen to him whom he imag- ines to be appreciative.
 Tennyson is genuine type of John Bull. He has virtues and defects inextricabIy mix ed and one of his defects is inexcusable rude- ness; another is prodigious egotism. He is an illustrious poet, but he is full to the lips of vanity. and is capable on small provocation of becoming a colossal bore
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05

More than 300, ,ooo of the people of Ireland need food. Your help is needed.