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, 1880-05-12

Tho anuual report Of tho Governing Commit
too Of tho Chicago Gull Uoarl VIVA submitted
ycatcrlny afternoon lu tho numbers ut tho ,l1,-
aual nlpotluF Of tho HUard. Mr. W. N. liratMorl
Frest1ont, called tho board to order. and Mr.. J.
+. Henueberry, suorotary Ut tho liourd. road
tho report, which, among other thinys, alluded
to tho largo lllcrc,se OF sutes made during tho
past your, amounting to ,lenrly double thosu OF
tho precc!tnY yoar, tho agyroguto OF the trats-
notions Of tho nohr1 being over $.aSO, QlU, ,QUO.
Nuring tho cntire yenr LUIS than halt-ti-l lozuIt
cuscs bud bpeu brought botoro tho Arbitration
CuMlntttop.
1nDntha Ut tho vlslue Ut tho salea nude On tho
cali during tho your, with comparisons With
1tr1,p3OnR
, 1880-05-12
THE CITY-IIAIL.

r,x,- S,x ,,il h., ,,,roa 1,,+ f.o,,.,In
nNps ~ lutcnHtna WI W oPohou ~ ~oAi''''o
sioncr Waller this morning.
TUE Treasurer yostortlay received $7,l48 from
'3 .nu .,". s! 49, S"t., Entas '''
anu $l,@1+ from tho City COLLECTOR.
LAwNpALE Is to be lighted with oil. The nh
proprntIcn fur tho p,1rpose is $5p0 for the yonr.
and proposais for doing tho work arc to opencd
the I'll lust.
Au,s, ~ auu, ,,,,,,os, a., ,a,.,a,. a.. .,,.
" tng nGH tounGn VIII w luu clt}"pFlntlnR:
AMitshuy .itt tuo nnW nloe1uao'l Ato peins MuoFeo
Win Oh tae sup1oct.
Work will be commenced at once on 1ttipR
lid tho new Police Court rron, ut tho Twclftl
Strrct StntIon. and Justicn iuucrsUIi ID III b0
s01lt ltEthor to hold tho scales. Who will get tho
positions Of Clerk and puillr has llut yet boeu
1eterulIlcd,
r.,,,.,.,,.n,.,..x,... o.po>, r.,.u,.,
5VSE3MlAasnD 53 sa nonaEh!. Wlla enguHGu ,sa
ycstesaay aLaesMooh nohrIlg aolno posY cnafRes :a
r a;,, US & ~ ta9 . w WHs ~
fniimr ~ r"nart " vIn;tion ~ tf,o - n;c,1nr rr
tjitiiaItcc: unuti,cr wus nuIi1st officer MMhoroy
charging him With steGptnK Oh duty: .ttuQthpr
,ya uvinst Officers aIGCHbts arid Irgtlt.Ii1, WHO
wero Clnrged with Sitting liz I, bridge holiso; ind
still arothor was ngrtinHt Officer Nul4n, WIN wns
chargrd Wilt, using Improper Language to II s,i-
tic pttera wore tAkon uHtlur atiY[scmVut,
mn, 1roo,,, oo,,,,,t,,o, .,,,,,,,,+od =, ,,,,,..o
49,, IT, SpGsci ~ H9utiM4l1 ~ ,9
tao atanahS C9Hit!Gus y ta9 IoisNe!! " eAaioa
" niGet ~ IVY O4LI C!csx oA!cn tu.HlpIruW ~
l. ctucA. .n9' 1 II @ @MusluGot "nnout SHOWING
, Whua tMuS w!it ~; tnSse - y am9.e ~ AuuL -
NJ h.oaA i Is't tt.I ~ -, W. .gs G . ~ .
, 1880-05-12
PEDESTRIANISM.

'" n 0UEhT CUHTEAT.
When'' yo,ng Gus Omstcnd rcaohod tho
jplSea' stand Mt 1lto'clock Monday night, having
lliada thu bost score on record for twelve hours
fair hoel-antl.tO0 walking, he WIS pretty we'll
tired out. and thero wcr6 not a fow who pro-
dtnted that by his grrMt effort On tho frat ny ho
had cxtfngu!ahod his chnnces Of botng among
tho tirst four ut tho .ntsh OF tho rnoo next sat.
artlay orening. Hut, ,thoro woro othor woary
ones besides Olmsten1, although mono bud goup
SO far rs he. uuyoh, who was looked upon by
many US an almost Buro wlnncr, found that tho
now shoes in which ho began tho walk had
bllstcrad hta feat badly, and although they
woro ehanKci Mondny afternoon for an custer
pa's, tho mischief had bcou dono, and every
step was attended With pnin. IIe WAS rubbed
down and put to bed at oucc while Olmstuad
trudged away to hts homn on tho West Side.
!, YR8TkItpAY AOltk1Ha
all tho walkers Wero on hand ut tho appointed
,ttmo e1ccps,Wasters, the bfg German osoth-out-
ter, Ills RcOto uu Monday WAS not an extraor-
ainary QUO by any moAns. and tho strong etylo
In which he Rn!shod the days work led many to
beioso that.A would h1 among tho dangerous
ones before tho week cIosod, but onco in bod 1t
whdsawal I" sssy Ths o'har teRast noteoa ca
e. ss Swy Il sGsty ayt q ao.a as S
sat that lead o BY saos hsrs au wors ok
away. crowley ard u!Ssrt, xho wcTs s q 'os alose
to him MnntlAy night. followed tho young Chi.
ssaxoan sx !lHo 6 !eoehcs, these uareo and 9ayon be-
stottef wus -tEo sceond man to fall out ii tho
rluks, sRrh1 font bolnH tho cRuse. He struggled
AlouX Until about O'cluck, aud then
re-. eFANTED EO4l HONE.
Boon aftor his departure Gilbert. who had been
going worry fAst g|nGg tho hturt, Wus attacked
by y natn ~ tho buck. the sesuit Of spsuIn ro-
cetved sovprkl wo1ka AKn. au1 soon 4Aw that
thorp Maa G1 use In ntakiHK u hopeless dght. At
s:D o'clock ho quit. and half an hour iatcr
lnyon announced that bis Journey WIS ut an
you.plcasu rucoa during tho puat sir Montls
And a. Il result Decultla stalo froH. oYorwork.
~: aitlioulty yoster.lay took tho form Of patns
tent us to render Il apparent thAt any further
conttnuunce lu thu ylpe would 10 useleaa.
Thu regt kept xolnY AZ well III they could,
0lMlsteAd and Cr0wloy sottlnx tho pace it Il five.
inile- aI hour eltp during the cnttFe afternoon,
Crossland. who wlts AHeUted with alzztucsa Mou-
, 1880-05-12
UNlTA1tIAN9.
10 ths Editor af 1ns Chicago Tribune,

7U m Ea0dF q TN Ckled90 1F1bHHes
CHARLOTTE, Mtph., May 1o.-Tho following
spcukers viii! be present at tho Unitarian Com
ferencc at Kalamazoo. bfay lT-ls, anI read es-
says addresses, or soruons: Tho ltev. r. Il. For
bush, Dutrot; thu Itov. J. II. Jones, Jnncsvlllc,
WIS; tho Kpv. ChArcs Fluhrpr. Grand itupi1s;
tho liov. J. T. Sunderland, Ann Arbor; tho libv.
Irn G. nl!mnn. Jncke0n; 8. W. Sample. 0rn,1l.
liavcn; !. n, Cralu. tti1lsdnl9: George Stieknoy,
and 0thors. Efforts .iro botnR inado to SECURE
return tlCkots on railroads.
J. NJ rAnprR, Secretary.
, 1880-05-12

!T HMt4Su ruls-N3no. .,,,-
Is,e. nmu. pasu , A!Ls-.CiapP hna DhtTynpie. ,,.,
.I u.ssS nlssu oM t!sts-Hurlls, dofe, hclly-thl"
e'!Hu. .s u III 1!.ennntl. ii. M " <,., =. e,-,., n
fey ~ uttfu @ " crr,9!swChtc'@1o @ !: EIpsnhati' "
i;s,l lelt On nnscst-,LAiea&o, Z; Ginolnnat!.t
.tst., ouSWVHuea$ !!, MIl!iuInson w NoIHs
Wniis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, II. WRR;tn ID otee'1
HtriIes nn1IcdN dNrn1,asn,itt,, b.. tVhto &c: .,
I)pl,hIc pluys.-Sulth md Enrueutur.
phssed bAls-C!Mrp,2: Flint, 1.
Mill ~ F1!GMsoS-"h ~ M hAe, ~'
ump,rownrallcy.
, 1880-05-12
MAYOR kAilQCH.

BAN FRANCISCO, May 1l.-ltegufdlng tho ro-
rortDd charges matls against Mayor Kulloch,
Supervisor atetson, Chairman Of tho Fuunoo
Committee, whloh Ind the mnttor III hand, states
charRoa asldo from tho report Vt. tho Conimitteo
Oil that subject nlaao wuek ago., AZ tyr NJ
1,lttec, to which tho p,attot was delegated, hnye
hnd M meetings, and 10 further aotlon has been
takon on tho subject 'sinee tho submission Of tho
oort to GntG, 0.' =
, 1880-05-12
mo MONEY, No LIGHT.
6ptetat Dhpateh to TAs Ehttaoo Tribune.

nos1oN. May 1l.-Tho appropriation for gus
and rutot In Government buildings horo Ia ex-
halgtcd. md tho austodians have uOttt,ud thoI
Gus company aud tho Wnter HoarI to shut ol{
thusuppIy Tomorrow. Light will still hq .5up-
Eitot} thu buG-Vrenaury and Custom- t|Rnso, the
coln4aay r.ak!ng thoir pay Until tho, ehproprla-
, 1880-05-12
TILE OAR.

- C0UTTSET IN WASfTLNdTON.
WAsH1suTos, D. O., May 1l.-Co,,rtney hns at
last arrived, which fact gives aomo little assur-
qnco Of his intention to row. no WIS accom-
panied by Frcnchy Johnson. Riley haa cx-
pressed such u strong desire to row lIanlan tint
tho latter now ofrers to mako match with him
for from 500 to 600 sidc, to take plnco either
Courtney WILL at once commence work On tho
, 1880-05-12

!, The Eldredge Sewing Machine lends
the world, anl Is the best for you to buy.
Sold OH monthly payments. 10J Stnte street,
, 1880-05-12

It ia tho natural wish OF all to buy their catl.
dies and cigars ut Dnwson's, FL Btate street.
, 1880-05-12
THE KENNEL.

NEW YonK, May ll.-Ovcr 1,1o0 dogs wero On
exhibition today ut tho opening In tho sfudlson
Snuaro 0nrt1en OF tho WcatmInstur Kennel
Clubs bonch show. ALMOST every known breed
"a entered. 8omo 0f tho dogs nr0 very valuable.
, 1880-05-12
ILLINOIS. .SUNDAY-SCHOOLSs
Special Dispattt 10 IYle Chicago Tribune,

aAhEsuund, ILL., May 1l+-The twenty second
annual Convention Of Illinois state Sunday
sohools assembled In this city this morning At
the First Church of Christ. The several hundred
delegates wcre nearly ull present, some few,
howcyor, coming on tho trnius to-day at 0
o'clock. Mr. Morton, tho President, cuslcd tho
Convention to order. and tho work Of tho session
began. A iarge number Of prominent Sunday
school workers wero noticeable !n tho a1dIonce
Including such p!I pers!onqges as M Messry. jacobs,
othors. Tho chair appointed d nominating c0tn-
mlitco and q committee on street mcot.
wis read by d. r., ,1ncobs OF tho Executive Com
mtttee. Tho districts, through their rresldcuts
also reported tTho officers elected for the
nf Pcorta; Vice7Rrestdents. Il. W. Smith and
Y. c. Kenney; stnte Stntiaticai Secretary, G. n.
Eames, Of JnokfAoy,llo; Christ's Church "a
Moody. Thousands were unable to ga!n admlt-
tauCG. srE :,
, 1880-05-12

The moth will not attack n fabric that ls packod
in luck nnyllcr's "Moth Powder"
, 1880-05-12

Times 0ur highest ,nrttsts In dentfetry: Tho
McChcsnoys boyoud doubt, though but s. sct
, 1880-05-12

McOltACKEN-UAS9-I3y tho Hov. A. r. Kittrcti9o.
p MAY H. l31 a. the rGsIHhce nf tho brde'a pnrpns
OF Mn Lnaa ESQ.,. ann II. E.lwln MuEnokon.
~ Hamilton and Toronto fcanntr) papers pleaAe
copy . 49, F
, 1880-05-12


IYNN-At rcside1oe ~ gcdgwiok- at May H. at 8:tj
e. nl, james l4oWa. b1a6ypd son IT Nrtdxot and
a!Ghao Lynn. Aeel ycaTs month"; n dAys.
to calvary. "
LYNN-At- residence lr sedgrlck. st., May II, at
SID p nu Frnncts, belHved ann ut krldu9t ind
N!chAel Lynn. aE1d i yg@eB 1nunIhs II days
TO Calvary. - = ~
oylNsToN-At hLs residence aes yost Washing.
tnH.st,. TuoaaaY oFenlhR William II. OrlnRtUn, Ia hts
Funeral services at the house Thursday atap N,
nROWN-At r!anHed, N. j.. Monday, MAY 10 Eli.u.
sa mShoe q Ga HsSwn
NhANAGAN-A!aYl II. 1amcs Flanagan, at .,,s 1ato
FSsldence, No. 3S Borty'th,et-st, at0 0f Eolioye,
EaGoral Friday. May H. as o'clock. BY carriages to
~ ns'lov.llO and Toronto tcanaaa) papozs p,eauo
.MULQuERN-At o'clock 4, n., May IT. Patrick
Mu!quosn, at Tbs resltnNco Of his brother, Mchenl
M4}4ueG1, No. AlH WA4t tnurt0Dnth.sL
Funeral 1huEsdny. May u .frona tho residence Of
VI. 6sgthar by carrlnHe. 10 calvary: ="
COPY.
,,AuNTlNGTON..Mayl ID. lsD Harah A.. nitc of John
,Eunstal frum her la!s residence to lark hIdYV
Sbany aas Ss55; s' m i psps. & 81 Please oop,
W!tb malice tow4El mono md charity for III =
saa III .s s y sos e ''' with
QH!Gl.kY.MJs. 1abecca II. Qul2loy. ut her late
evening. Friends st liz faa, d sso % nsisoa on'" ''''
, 1880-05-12

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 11.-Thcro is n good at-
tet,dAnce ut tho races to~dny. Tho truck Is Ia
f7ne order, First raco, purse $3.50, for all nges,
~ miles:
q. ". Dowcn & Co.'s Ono Dime. ..,.,.....,....1
J. A. Qrlnstead's Long q
8. Powers s: sons Vo(turno. 8
u. Thomas Namclnn ...........,................ o
IFms-t:65h.
Tho second raco n selling sweepstakes, $350
added, 1H mllcs:
James Atu1ntyre'H King Faro..... ...........,..1
naycr Dr0s.' Wnr!ied. :........................s
T. ]. Acgibbon's Allnnook
TiMe-a:40H.
Third rnce; purse $a50, FREQ for all. milo heats:
- WlEGTG IeEN,
q. Y. bowen Co.'s Cammio F...............4 !
4. Il Mnores l3alIey ..................2 4
e. ". tiancock's Judge Thomas. ............+,5
T. ]. Mcglbbon'B CAST Clay.
Wme-1:44; 1:41}s,
, 1880-05-12

ffAN REGULAR MONTHLY MEETIN0 OF TIIH
Il, fuunE Men's lEt4h. American ltepubcHn Cub
ELl eH l4!n lhlS 0Fant1x ~ Judge GATys coutt-Fov,
CltT-llnl Building. 1t O'clock. >s
FttlR HE4uI,AK MONTHLY MEErINO or TIVE
II ,M9uan's th5lttiun Association Will 10 hela 1t
199 We99s9-At. EhuExdAy. promptly at u r. IL.
f1Hli1SE WHO TAKE PART IN THE PICK
u FaFlnnk iia!1, VIVA
, 1880-05-12

" GhteaEo h9ve agsssd to elpao lhstr rusp,otiss .
aat!! ssgs I: Clapp nfot I e.. uies lfo. 4 e
SR @saasFr aasYFr ou. WsSs GSs;
Iais. Robbins / Apnlsaan. jossrhS ~ rsi,sn H. i Il
Hahn AZ e., solsni9n NoslbeFv. Eren!!ah, sier-
ia4%fseur.9y co.. + pononaehon. 4: tioise!! t.,
,,nt,ogy Eaagy f2unK 81: stsin Elbossn ~ Op-
Co. Wm. Y t;lsbeft Clock Co., Illnoia Watuh e..
, 1880-05-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


CANADIAN uENTt.EMEN NEsiNOuA OV EX-
pressing e{Mpnth3 y connection with tho lament.
pN ptGNMaently ". SSnnsc!eh Eti The history md ths
Pacific ll1tol lhts evening u n'cIuck shaFp.
h1N.J j. 4. BAKER WILL. LEAD TIlE NI)]NOIY
III pfnyor-snoat!aa to-day In the y. M. G. A. Footus
1N MH4lsun-ut. -
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STOVES, Esggs:, Il! !i9 Ware.
SMILEY WASGATT.
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MlisfeIlaufons.
WALT wH1fnAy AT NIAGARA.

In letter to the Philadelphia Press,
MIR. Walt Whitman writes, under date of
Tune 4: For really Selling great pic
sure, or book. or piece Of music, or archi-
lecture. or grand scenery7or perhaps for
the first time even the common sunshine,
or landscape, or maybe the MYSTERY of
identity, most curious mystery Of all
there comes now and then some lucky five
minutes of a mans life. set amid fortui-
tous concurrence Of circumstances, and
bringing in a brief fash the elimination
Of years Of reading and travel and
thought. The present case about O'Clock
this afternoon gave me Niagara. its su-
perb severity Of action and color and
majestic grouping, Qike some colossal
cluster Of Greek statuary.) in one short.
indescribable show. We were very slowly
crossing Suspension bridge-not full
stop anywhere, but next to 1.-THE day
clear, sunny, still, and | out on the plat
form. The Falls were in plain view about
mile of, but very distinct. and no
roar-hardly murmur. The river, tum-
bling green and white, far below me: the
dark, high banks, the plentiful umbrage.
many bronze cedars, in shadow, and tenn
pering and arching all this immense ma
teriality, a clear sky overhead, with a few
white clouds, limpid spiritual. silent.
Brief, and as quiet as briet. that picture !;
yet remembrance always afterward.
Such are things, indeed. LAY away with
my life's rare and blessed hits of hours,
mostly reminiscent, past-the wild sea-
storm once saw one Winter day of Fire
Island-the elder Booth in Richard that
famous night forty years ago. In the Old
Bow ery-or Alboni in the children's
scene in Norma--or night views. ! re-
member, on the field after battles in Vir-
ginia. or the peculiar sentiment Of moon
light and stars over the great plains.
g Western kaDsas-or scooting up New
York Bay with stiff breeze and good
yacht. of Navesink With these, | say.
l henceforth place that view that after
noon. that combination complete, that
five minutes perfect absorption of Mag
ara-not the great majestic gem alone by
itself. but set complete in all its varied.
full. Indispensable surroundings"
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STILL ANOTHER
Important Discovery
Nature Again DlsclOses Her Sc
cretS for the Beneht Of
Mankind.
How The Suffering May Find Relief.
GOOD CHEER 10 ALL AFFLICTED.
Cures Effected by the
III A W A TIA N
cATARRH REMEDY.
a Disd1ree0ble Disease 4cOidcd
and Cured 6y its use.
A Disagree0Jle Disease 4rOisicd
and Cared 6y its use.

The receipt for making this woNnERfrL REMEDY
was obtained by James j. Peavey. while living in
Honolulu Haw allan Island where he resided for more
than twelve years
Mr.. Peavey, that time suffering from caarrh,
and with many doubts as 10 the curative properties
of this remedy, he compounded small quantity, and
be gan directed. 70 his surprise aud JOY he
found relief after the first trial, and in short time
he entirely cured.
Mr.. Peavey afterwards put this remedy up in small
quantities and sold and gave il away 10 his friends
but not until recently has he consented TO have il
prepared and thoroughly introduced 70 the world.
Ii is relief and cure for Carrh in its worst
forms.
One trial Of the remedy is its best testimonial
Sure relief is within the reach of all who Willing
TO give it a single trial.
Ii is harmless, convenient 10 take ut any tine and
its good effects TO be- felt soon as the REM
edy is applied.
This i entirely different from any other SNUFF on
the market. every particle is dissolved rs soon a
ii comes in contact with the delicate membranous
coatngs that line the nasal passages acting rs il
does directly upon the mucus membrane.
DO not delay another day, but send - cots and
obtain Il sample box by return mail.
ES-For sale byshll Druggists
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ts'sr sal Lassitude Pain sfien Tirfva
IN the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old AGE.
and many other Diseases tina; lead to Insanity q,
consumption and premature Grave. Full parfjcu-
lars In our pamphlet, which desire to send free
oy mail TO every one- The Specific Medicine is sola
ey an druggists at ., per package, or six packages
iof to or viii be sent tree by mail receipt of the
money by addres sing The GRAY Medicine Co., No. 10
aeS1anic Block, Detroit, Mich. Sold in Augusta bv
Z .AINsAAS Co., Wholesale and Retail and 81
u11skis.s essfySnefe. nov12t&W1y
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GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINES.
-. LAR The Great English TRADE mssx


Remedy. An un-
falling cure for
Semin al Weak
ness, Spermstorr-
hea, Impotency,
and all diseases
that follow as a Sc
quence of Self
Abuse I; as Loss of
Memorv v-uiyer
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The Lives Insured by the Society carefully Sc
lected in different parts North America and Europe,
furnishing by this broad field Of operations, an ad
ditiona and exceptional safety to; he Policy holders
The assurances are made only on the Mutual Premi
ums Principal The Surplus are returned annually to
the Insured.
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MNATIC'S HORRIBLE PRISON.

READING, Penn, Aug. 2;j.-Benjanin
Sechler, lunatic. who was taken to the
insane hospital at the Berks County Aims
house to-day. it is alleged, was placed in
confinement by his father y years ago.
Sechler was then man of ~ years Of
age. possessed of unusual bodily vigor.
and was stone-mason by trade. After Il
hard days work in the harvest field. and
covered with perspiration, ne plunged in
to cold water bath. the effects of which
impaired his reason lie became an I'M
manageable lunatic; would walk around
stark naked. and on account of his
strength, became a terror to the neighbor-
hood. His brother. Jacob Sechler who
has had charge of the maniac for many
years. built separate cabin in which he
confined Benjamin. The story of this I'M
fortunate being. living in his own filth for
over two-score years, is discredted by the
general public, but it is now passing cur
rent, having been substantiated by the
Oldest inhabitants in the neighborhood
1t is said that the filth in his pen was
knee-deep, and that the ferocious manaic
would let no one enter in all these years.
Food was passed in to him. All clothing
he discarded AS superlluous. His hair
uneombed and uncut. fell over his should
ers in huge shaggy mass. and his beard
reached his waist Some difficulty was
found in making his arrest, and large
crowd gathered to witness his capture
The pen was entered by brave man
named Sallade. who. after avoiding the
furious blows Of the maniac, succeeded
in pinioning him to the floor He was
Immediately conveyed to the alms-house.
where the filth of q years was removed.
his hair trimmed. and the general APP
pearance Of the savage and uncouth wretch
made to resemble that of human be-
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The untold miseres that result from the Of the
vile whfskey and rum decoctons under the name Of
Bit:ers and the indiscrimnate Of arssparilas,
which hare for their base Calomel, Mercury, Quick
have justly caused people to be careful wha, they buy
and ne. Reader. Nature offers fine specific which
is SULPHUR, that l. endorsed by scientists for
for the ositiye of Chronic skin Diseases Carries
Of the Bone, Humors in the Blood. scro:ulous Dis
eases. Bad Unnatural Habit of Bofy Syphilis and
yenereai. Fever sores Chronic or Old Ulcers, sal'
kheum, Ricketts,, White swelling scad Head, Cter-
inc Affections, Cankers, Gsnduiar sweilings Note-,
Wasting and Decay OF the Body, Pimpies, ami Blotch
&c, Tumors, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder Diseas-
e., Chronic rheumatism and Consumption, Gravel
and Caiculous Deposits, and varieties of the
above complaints TO which sometimes are given
specious names.
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THE AGED AND ToTTERINc

VIII find the sULPHCR BITTERs wonderful in
yigoran, giving strength TO their toterng footsteps
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Reader do You want Pure Blood,
Sound Flesh, Strong Bone,
and Clear Skin?
Sulphur Bitters.
DELICATE FEMALES WHO
DON'T FEEL WE'LL.

Weak and sicky children one bottle will do more
good than all the Latin prescriptions of drugs and
mineral poisons, which remain in the system, de-
siroying the bones, and make n poor, weak, broken
down invalid There j. caomel mercury IN
SULPHUR BITTERS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-31

PluMBikG.Practieal Plumber.
HENRY A. TABOR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-31

PAlNTS, Oils. varnishes. Glass and Psper
Hangings, House and Sign Painters.
c. BE.LE co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-31
From the Postmaster OF WaVerly.
IOWa.-BiliOuSneSS and Tor
Did Liver Cured.

wAVEELY. la, April /, Is79.
Gentemen-I feel it my duty to inform you of the
great good have derived from your sulphur Bitters.
have been in poor health tor number of and
suffered greatly from Bilioasness and Torpid Liver.
/ have consulted the best physicians and spent u
had about lost faith in everything. At the earnest
solicitation of Mr. Holt, who had taken them, pur-
chased three bottles of SULPHUR BITTERS and
commenced TO take them, and TO my great joy I be-
gan to feel better after the first dose. Ny head j.
free from pain my appetite good, and l enjoy life
with zest had long deemed impossible for me.
well known in this vicinity, and If y0u desire you
can my name, wish all sufferers TO know the
Priceless value Of SULPHUR BITTERS.
Very truly yours, EDWARD KNOTT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-31
IIlSuIdlllt.
THE
EQUITABLE
IIFE
Assurance Society,
NEW YORK,
Has an Accumulated Capita
Exceeding
$22,ooo,ooo :!
Invested in Real E tate and Mortgages in New York
CIV in New York and United States Bonds ana
steadily increasing under YEARLY Revenue OF more
han
So 100000.
The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully Sc
lected in different parts of North America and Europe
furnishing, by this broad field Of operations an al
ditiona and exceptional safety to; he Policy holders
The assurances are made only on the Mutual Premi
Principal. The Surplus are returned annually TO
the Insured.
Premiums are received and Losses paid in cash
only Policies issued payable at the death of the
Insured also PAYABLE at the end of certain number
of years Policies are also issued on the
TONTINE PLAN,
upon the principle of accommodating profits for def
mite periods, which first introduced by this Socle
~, and has been recommended and endorsed by emf
nen experts in Life Insurance. and by leading bus
men, Forty Four cent. has bee earned ana
TONTINE PLAN,

upon the principle of accommodating profits for def
mite periods, which first introduced by this Soce-
fy, and has been recommended and endorsed by emf
experts in Life Insurance. and by leading bust
men. Forty Four per cent. has bee earned and
accumulated the premiums paid on its Tontine Life
Policies, and forty per cent on its Tontine Endow-
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cety represent exclusively the interests of the Policy
holders and in presenting the Society 10 notice, they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence,
of the strict ana conservative principles by
which its various departments are governed. In the
assets and in the administration of the Society," per-
feet security is given for the future which is Of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support OF their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
Transactions as the Equitable; none is more promI
nd just in its dealings.