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BIZ daashter. Mn. Fitch. nn.i tEs srantlchsren.
md f]eh. Sherman, Mcausu tho latter ,nadc d
request 1t III" iiayos. Tmeeso INV SS sinc II.
nochnt nrta9?n[snl between Mrs. Hnyos, vino IS
Jealous Methodist: and Mrs. Sherman. who IL Il
become eu1broiDd.
TIE OLD STAFF orF1grns
sn s S 5 u tetso sH. f K y it os ee spa At e0' w
they 1elon9. Adjt.-1cn. Townsend has socn
tncarly f9fty.soys.i years ct service: Inspector
General Mnlrs. forty.eIRtt years: sur9eos-iieu-
cE anc1 1Fes; es;a foft ye.rs;
cals aro ali did men, Who wo,i!d rot, ia limo . ac
daties, and thoy sisonld have 1seen % ratiro hnr
ngn that pron.ntion might hare followed. Tho
wt az S,si"I a ass n m fof ss so
ter In oomlnanI.
MIS-. WINNIE RiAM l1OxIH
e ut The Navy-fnrsi avory pleasant .lay, givr-7.
sto of ar tS iii visin4 IL Aaral Freaq
which Is 70 be cas-. III br,,zu there, 10 suoi, ~
C.n1ress afa!i hayo e 'nn.lo she Geccs*ry appro-
u, which tho sitlo wIss,is,ws nf Mra Hoxe's new
hung look OUT. IN The 1ower.stnry. she hns
inent mon who hayc given ono Or two aittIu9s
aild will Mt sn1nc faturetlay give hur ,noru.
H. L. FRENCH,
son Of tho Assistant Secretary of tho Treasury,
The I'll tue. m s sae u ths !oH te et
Concosf, MI'ss;, y regarded r the best modern
rolicf for the nov Govcrnncnt mi i,itIding @ RI a. It.
ies nas o Sa o me apn iTf @ is hns been
gone NORTH AEnIn.
MR.. i.nAtY's STUDIO
In tho COrcoran Building Is crowded with ysst-
, 1880-04-02
LOCAL AND NATIONAL rQL1T1css
Ib tho Editor Of JAA EA{euop lSJbuns,

1h tho Editor et 1As CAseaao tribune.
KALAMAZOO, Mlch., April l.-Although to
nil appearances the Peninsulnr Static Is having
calm, 30 fur as political matters arc concerned.
yet thoro haA mover boon q time In hcr whole
history whom the prominent politicians wero
more busy than now, Tho death Of Sonator
Chandler hRs loft tho Republican party at Michl-
gun without leader, while the Que8don ~ To
who 8hall ne his SUCCESSOR adds greatly to tho
complications that arc to distinguish fho CAM
patguof tho present year IN thta Htate- lntieed.
local polittos arc attraotang moro attention here
just now than Ia tho National nonltnaton.-ths
lattor circumstance arising from tho fact, prob
ably, that, the "Grcat stalHnrt" bcinz.
lost to Michigan, she will have no further
interest IN the Presidential contest thnn
to cast her maturity Of thirty to forty thousand
yotea for tho candfduto tho Chicago Convention
shall scleot,' Yet It must not b0 inferred that
Michigan Nopublcats are indifferent as to who
their standard -benrer shall be, Bar from It.
Firstthey are not favorable to tho nomination Of
0eu. Grant, not, porhaps, that they have lost
admiration for tho Generals military rnnown,
but Tho sentiment OF Michigan 10 Enthusiastically
agalalt tho third term proposition. as Opposed
policy. Kspooislly % au,o1s tho old.soIdier els.
o1tspofea md .woIlsdcanod. Il sse,ns iapito4
sir dasa f, hs !ieRiaa III sSat aea s GrsSts Il aas:
billions ssa rot aItoso.h9r IN tho direction Of the
q 70 '11 men 'ens'lG npe morn nn" .sronay S
attached, to the Republic than thoy
who compoaed the rank and tslc Of tho Unloi,
s;flny. aid Tor four yaurs fought to sayu It, The
old soldiers thAt tney received but little eDna!1-
h9sauon 9at fE.M Con, Grant tespocially during ais
Shisay Placed at tho d!sposai of' tho machlne
lotluelana, and occusionally 10 tho intorest Ut
1t9entls, tAcl "a !.onKBtrcet md MtNby.
unqueBlOnAbly at tho present n0u,enI a largo
ttpalofityUr the Michigan Republloans nrO en-.
c1tasa nGtslaStp for niaine, md hn will probably ros
n,l nseene 70 DO poasiblu chuuco Of his nolnlnRton
.Hat. ntve found In all paFta OF tho State. es-
ssS,t1tay hmong the moro quiot and undomoL"
YAVOA or Z. u. wAsuBUuNE,
scna y tho opinion of your correspondent that,
= unce nominated, that 6talwast sol OF illlnola
n.no M9nnlo poll bowler yoto Ia Michigan than any
uoss nsnst stAtesmnn who could be presented to our
Pgop1e Tor ther Guffragc8
A4sassSd 10 tho second plaoo On tho ticket,
, 1880-04-02
11EOUGII.
AN INTERVIEW WITH TllE BECtsETAnY or THE
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL COMal1TfEE-SOuT1l-
L Il VI

An INTERVIEW WITH TuE sEcnETAnr or THE
1tEruNELCAN NATIONAL COMM1rrEE-sOuTu-
Elm ItEruHfIcAH SENTIMENT.
Eptetai Dfspateh to The Chicago 7rituns. i,
WAsnlN0roN, D. c., April LII met tho Hon.
Tom H. kcougn, Of North Caroltna, Secretary Of
tho Republican National Committee, yesterday,
at tho Ebbtt House, hnd pumped him little
OIL tho political situation. Tom IL IN arrlent
Grant man, nnd believes his f,vortt candidate
will DO na1nlunted at ChIcago on tho first bullot.
1Io Ia OF tho opinion, also, that GrllnL Will have
II lnrEe proportion OF tho tlelcg1,tos from tho
South, as ho IL preferred by most Southern lte-
pnbllcnns to my othor of tho prominent can-
dItlAtcs now In tho field.
keongh's stAte OF North Caeollna docs not
hold stato Con vcntion for tho election Of detc-
gates, but each Congressional District chooscs
nnt1 Sir. keoMEh thinks thOy Will atuIld twulvu
fnr Grant. and eight for John shcr1l,un. Nlr.
stlerlnnn Ii uRtug at tho influences ut hls coi-
t!lAnd to seeurt Delegates III tll9 South, by the
9sstrout!on s.r Of pntronaEe and tirtrxh tho el.
o[''cor anywhero In tho South" aNi1 bir. Kcoi9i,
1nuH:, Ile ststed his Seilef g 10 that, t dnsat
sho!ss q the Convention viii lall 'Ai upon 't'S
say s of lis ss ea hS ' as e s
b,lrti0 Ia tho most ucceptuulc u Mi tho dark
horses; IL i,WashbIrnej II not only aecrptabIe
tho country during I'LL tho l'ur[od Of roeonstr,c.
ton, be ,lil nott'ltg to mako himself offensive to
iaS ,9a IT anS 4 not
HW,a,: HIM: Eaun1', conklins; aud othor atalwnrt
lin Catnorons secretary further statct, TINT
tho nnntl"sh!l1l.tcrmers nI1ht to cnct,lr1.gs tho
eandAcy of John Shorsi1nt,, for tho reason that,
whs he b hn4 l. not the kiiost Of 4 chnnce 70 be
Who eonli set a,ty asless.tcs in tIo soath boscs
arant-Mf n!i!,le having renl!y Loss following
, 1880-04-02
GEN. GRANT.
10 the Editor ot 1ns Chicago Tribune.

7Vths EuHuf u 7Ns [E1ea10 1ttpIHe.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, AIArch m.-1 ACC IN your Issue
of to-day that correspondent sAys. ns nu arN,,-
lnent aKalnst nominating Con. urArtnEuin. that
shlrsi term would asil nothing to hs hs,,lnr as,d
glory. II tho object of tito pArty III making
nomination wcrv to Md u tho hanor and Hlnry
or Con. Gr,nt this rcmark might have weight.
lcrNps, however, that III not tho solo nisslol, Of
tho Convention which ts 10 lnGet III Chlepgo nuxt
a,ltnnlcr. II lnny to that 10 select good Chief
Magistrate In tho ui0ttyu' Ut liz assembling. It
Hlny be thought by s4''n1 nf tho Melnbors " that
Gsxly TINT tho !nbl,rs Ut Washington. LilfnyGtte,
performed auloly Will, vtpw tu establishing tho
LunOr md Yl0Fy III Zion. Urnnt. It IlINy E6 nlsl
I! KAtt proep!lBtt Tor uGneru!, hut lAsi l'r0si-
ilent for tho t1nltutf Stntus. An, not right?-As
tho Duke III Newcastle said when lie siXnott tho
Declaration oil Independence.
PUMpEY C0NKYAQs,
, 1880-04-02
NO DISAGREEMENT.
To ths Editor ~ Ihs Chicago Iribunk

CHICAGO. April Tho dispatch concerning
tho National Homo In your columns this morn
ing, from your Washington correspondent, has
Just eotno to my notice. So far ns 1t refers to
me, thorc ls not ono word Of truth in 1t. be-
lcvo tho most rrtcndy personal rotations subs!st
that knvo ttorle or. snd Nothing to prevent tho
continuance Of .a,,ch relations; and those who
Would ] hc govorne @ y aco 10 any oiiicIai II nc S
tton. am very respectfully,
Enw. W. H1NcKs,
Governor Milwaukee Homo.
, 1880-04-02
MINING SLIT,

DEAnwtlop, IL. II, March an.--The fnmous wa
teE-suit betwoUn tho l.aa,catnko al.d i,u StHet
Companies, Involving the right 10 uso tho White
wup4 Cruuk water, WIS ualluel In tho District
yet brought in this county, anl viii probaLiy
lAAk fortnight.
, 1880-04-02

ss ass 1 sa H. sT IL % o hs %
- - ----- n1ai'hEa
-,.,....,-.
WISCONSIN. @
spss'a, c0rfs'rodsns. q 1ns ea'easo I.s'une
Fourth Jualclui District, which Is composed Of
Fond ,iu Lac, Shrbpyxap, Calumet, Mauttowoo.
and Kc,vnunoo Counties, uro witnessing ono Of
known In Northern Wisconsin,. Tho fight IS,
osuf has the ns c5e nit 5%asessp Car cpne eLs1
as ss 70, who sas ss hoasea ut as i%. Of 1 ps.
ination and election; but thoy had had enough our,
or him. NM, rhos.. t,,,,, 4 t;ilso,, fo,v a~a
later tho Republicans held convention ut She
not snakon nomination ,loi.esn would l become
sounding resolutions aEalnst milking polilieat
sen Ssn s' se{e ssxss as S SGutea % ps
pendent candidate, Al tim aumn ttmn ~ .Hcnn,or
4 NJ n,n.r ,woa nn,,n,,,oaa ~ a,, .,,,o,,",,,"',.
cnndjdnto. Dln!r md ellison wer" Rcnrnrons
Democrat, but expects to draw most Of tho I.e-
ri thc ucp,,hiio,, n Cnr,,n,,,r ~, r. ,.',II L.,
su sn 'na ..spuonu'm Susa"uon u.a u WHOLLY III
als !htefes.. not oecaese no Is especially httod
cc.,cd tn, he has mado - anytInr @ u Int M uI unIo
md brilliant Ju1tc.-bnt hcca,,sn In ho,onvs n
what is known rs tho Eidrcdxo faction ' ap., his is
candidacy md election would ho exceedingly
dIataslcfu 10 tho lr7,gg faction and because II
would ho long step In tho direction, u dofoat-
tns aSn. nFasR iehoiaineuoh ior spnXress.
Col. ,ailaon Is a Successful lawyer, close
n.ttn tt,n+ In ,,,.;;;,i, ,,;ir, ,r h...n. ,.', -
, 1880-04-02
ILLINOIS.

TIE bEN6EKATl6 HAPPY TANiLY,
6rtetas CoFrtsppnd<nse a zAs CAlea9o Tribune
BpN1s0vlKLu, Ill.,. April 1.-An interesting
triangular light ~ now progressing In the ranks
at tho Delnocrattc party Of Illinois, between the
friends OF David Davis, Palmer, and Morrison.
, 1880-04-02

Whei. nun suffers FROM kidney tllseaxs, lIvcr
czIinV &ant, pills. Nt rbuunntis' pnil,s, Ills last
WY Id effect re.tt.ratlul 10 hua':h ~ hy prNur-
lng yacxayu Ut the Kidney. .MUrt. II Etgcgcr.
1tcst tho vhu!e man. without depicting IT, Sold
by kl druggists.
, 1880-04-02


sTENL1En, ILL.,. March a9.-The Republicans of
this city Rro Utmost utinnininns Tor Dnine. a
Republican club WIS formed somo weeks ngo,
without my referchce to Presidential candt-
datoa but the sentiment WINS 80 overwhelmingly
In fIvor Of tho " rlnEcl Knight that tho ortg-
innl organization soon ceused to exist, and II
1,uun club, with ovur sn0 mombGrs, hnA takcn
Its place. 0runt has fow followers; md thcro
arc many who would mt vote for him under
any consideration. Washbur,lc Is kindly rc-
carried by ,Iu,ly nf tho old voters, Ms hp repro
HrnteA lis 70 long and faithfully III Con9Itas.
a,ltl. II nominated. would rccclvo ivory Ncpub::
licMit vote. Hut, whio our ellxors hIye /, local
pride IN Mr.. WAshhurno. ttoy belicss thst Jatncs
q. Hlaino - deserving nf the highest homer tho
cessfu!ly lead us Oil to victory nBn!nst ~ "solitt
Houth," md lhoy wlll work for btu, TO tho last.
same npluinn pruvals atl over tho COUNTY; alnl,
i Whl1esadea ton tteleEa.es nro acnt to enF!nT-
Held Pledged to my other CantlttlMtO thun 3ir.
ntnInu, It u enough to Bly tho Will not represent
tho will Of her Republican voters. W,N.
, 1880-04-02

In a vii! casa tried tho othor dAy In Dublin, It
described hsrself III telling a. yeurs u ugs,
wleroas, Ia reality, shu was closb On 10.
OoDp L1v1xQ.-Tho 4ecret OF gno<l living Ia Of
liyur knows thls-but whcn tho llvur u bad,
thon take 6oovl!i'a Hood and Liver Syrup and
MUtt8 Liver PILLS. They a10 SURE to restore sou
to health.
, 1880-04-02
Superannuated Stair OfIlccrs-Sculptors
aud Painters - Washington
M0numcnt-prcsfden.
t(al booming.

AIlu EPlsA1pAa 1HIn,iIeB VI 1lnfg!Atlu anu VIZ
Ktnn introduced tho celebration uf Ellstcr Sum
custom has hcen faithfully kept up. The sluvcs
who used to be "hrGd-out" by thcIr l,stcrs
uRft to enter tho service Of their temporary EN-
ploycrs ut Eastes. aud 1t Is next to Christmas on
tho cuicudar OF Ethiopian enjoyment. To-day
tho finest singing BY alt odds was In
THE COLOnED GArttOL1o CHURCH,
dedicated TO that ubony- y-hticd martyr, Ut. Angus
tine. Tho choir Is cntlrt,ly composed Of colorcd
persons. who have marvellous voices, and who
have been carefully drilled by tho Italian direct
Or, Prof. Schneider. To-day h,s brother, tho
leader Of tho Marine fiand, brought twenty Of
hts best pcrformprs. whosu Instrumental accom-
panimcnt supplemented tho organ. Ovcrturcs
from SarEinn ard WiltIam Tell, the Masses Of
Git,za Haydn. usd marches from, tho Prophet
and Ttulnhnuser. weru entvcned by sNtus per-
fbrncd by iiandnastcr Schneldcr on tho "clnr-
ono" at, instrument recently Invented ut Patis.
TIE COLOHED EPISCOPAL CuuilGu
of st. Itike's bus III yearA pnst boon dlsttn-
Rtlislcd for Its choir at culorcd vocnitsts, but
this Eustcr tho NIL sic WIS nf vcrr Inferior or
era Mh ,onh, a Ne% Ypsk so y
Hopkins. Of ysrinnnt, who Is hera on . bexslnY
sxpctto Thc ehSt ns4 rssnrse
tho itoeier, Dr. Crnvcll, nut lii, VITO on this,
nrd the chulr consequently "seruck." It Is said
hl e Fl. sST was Ell sg he ah e tas ss'ns
corps Of hoy chorsters. Even tho
uHlrAItlAN CHURCH or ALI SOULS
rchncd with Dudley Huck's Enstnr anthem.
sAs it l,c.san to t,iwn.' Vcr,i's :. Iicar Us q
rnfi,nris Hm't firusn;.s uc31nrv In i:ntI r., th0
htEheat, cxflilisitly sing ly Miss EvA Mills,
soprtAo. MFs. suGFM'MIl, contihitus NE Mi!hntnW'
1Snf, @ ~ ahu NJ N'4ms fso Wi!n rfo.. snef
INN ~ ~ otHMnist. dno UA!LGI4an pststoE !ioW u
5ho nev. Cny a!ncGn!t;ey. VINO performed gal-
nt ., helsasG ontaaR !Mo WE ~ Gnpati i9 .ne
Union Mfiny. aha VINO 's very popn!af: II Cofi-
Hiess VII shhGIon tnc sue u INC uu OniuIEMn
IN + a. 70 % tnG , Tno a@afGhnsy @
Mnle 70 pay tho balance duo OH their new Church
OF All sollls.' Al tae ....
EPISCOPAL CHURCH or THE EPIPI[ANY
tnis aftsrnonn. . ~ bo,,Aae%t. % wor' distributed
thun ;f)0 white lilies wcrc used in tho ilotf,l
.lesxlratIons of IT. John's Church. with pro-
Iiayes vent profusIon OF flowers flum tho
Whtte-Iinuso Conservatory to tho Foundry
ships, and tho n,s;ctiuK houses Of tho Friends
tuarics not ndorncd with flowers.
ritz MEXICAN 1EoAr1on
-. 49, ~ ~. .e,.sa .,..I
Hh nna 6oGn nc ony rnen aMf1ng tn9 Pest Tees
, 1880-04-02


yionsy to that time held tho oillcc of st!tua A.
tortoy for leok Island auti Henry Cnunt!cs. hut
cer!y ~ that dark yGar wt1on the esrtain alnrn!
tho cal for troops uanln. 3fr. itAwley closod his
lAw.hooks, enlisted u company. and wMa mus.
fantry. After. The long marches and storms
Which prsco.tel tho crossing 0f tho Cumberland
Mr; H1wiey i,Gstan.sster " Roek Island ~ olIice
accidental Administration OF johnson. which
fs'llow,nl tho assassination of I.tpcs.ln. Nathor
tinn JohMsoaEzc he t,lon,rely rendered hls rcblg-
Ill Ill., nrDtcssonal pr,ac,ieo w1s rt,s'lmod until
grcxs IN lint .llstrlct-tho old FDrth-rvnchInF
Ssss.!ss = iissS Is!ai; &asss, sIsssss ils; rs
s5ss as III fsi rp ;1;s s'om sse
1'utnan,, i,urcar, anu Leo. ii iii six years
SERVICE In tho tIntiao of Representatives ho
;otrtes tnt d.. eEo M Gf fahf1nsss !,. ad q, c
conSt!tuenta and the respect and cstcom Of h!s
ass,a,,tes, e During tho !ast two ycars of his
Csallns; for tho .irst four ycafs he wis mem
hsr it +. q tie M Committee ~ rM!u Lands, and also
udesnil ot his Congressional. careor,-it was QUO
Of etnlncnt usetalncss 10 bis eol.st!tnvnts
aid snl',tsrrupied wosk. lis attenda!'co "as was
exceptionally fatthfui During tho lust Ct'naress
was s',sS Is SSs se s So St
aud most oarEest Aslsxatcs ot transportation
reform. aud thu tirst bill introduced by him
s ."tias is s ~ Il tSa I1"ck isaa
pes Aoinea rapitls, then llttlo ,atvnncodI and IN
h. % properly chanc,er!.ci tho srs'wiux " "pp,Ss. %
ell Qn,lextartlon ur tho faiitsI EA,wGF a. show
!nH tho great noctl of iMprnys'l water tr'.nslar-
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
From St. Louis Illustrated Magazine.

THE scientific institutions of Kansas City, including those of medical character, are quite numerous and first-class. Pretenders in the medical or other sciences would stand very poor chance of making money, or living even, among such an intelligent and educated people as make up the great bulk of the population, while genuine ability and real attainments are just as certain to succeed. An institution of the latter class is the Western Medical and Surgical Institute so successfully conducted by Drs. Dickerson and Stark, both gentle men of high soloial standing in the city A view of their fine building located on the northeast corner Fifth and Delaware streets appears among our illustrations. This is the only one west of Indianapolis supplied with the steam-propelled movement cure No effort is spared in the institution to make it an attractive home for it's patrons and one with which pleasant recollections of restored health will always be associated. The friends of invalids or invaids them selves would do well to bear in mind that at this institute patients are not admitted for treatment unless there is a good prospect Of thelr recovery.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
A Good Thing.

of Dr. A. Boschee, a celebrated German Physician, and is acknowledged to be one of the most fortunate discoveries in Medi- cine. It quickly cures Coughs, Colds and all Lung troubles of the severest nature, removing, as it does the cause of tke affec- ton and leaving the parts in a strong and healthy condition. It is not an experi- mental medicine, but has stood the test of years, giving satisfaction in every case, which it's rapidly increasing sale every sea- son confirms. Two million bottles sold an- nually. Beware of medicines of similar names, lately introduced. Boschee's Ger man Syrup was introduced in the United States in 1868, and is now sold in every town and village in the civilized world. Three doses will relieve any ordinary cough. Price 75 cents. Sample bottle, 10 cents
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23

INCREASE OF KIDNEY DIsEAsEs.-Recentlv published Vital Statistics" reveal an alarming increase in the dangerous forms of Kidney Disease, caused no doubt by the viciousness of modern living, and the ex- cessive use of beer and other stimulants. All Kidney Disorders are dangerous, from their tendency to run into Brights Disease. The true cure for all Kidney, Bladder, Liv- CT, and Urinary Complaints is HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kidney and Liver Medicine. It has cured even Bright's Dis ease, and all who suffer should give it a trial
 Sold by all Druggists. Trial size, 75 cents.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
-s--i--s7-''---i-4--s-
 aMade New Again.n 2

ST. CATHARINEs, Ont. R. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.:
 have used your Favorite Prescription, Golden Medical Discovery; and Pleasant Purgative Pellets, for the last three months and find myself (what shall l say-'made nee agah," are the only words that express it. I was reduced to a skeleton, could not walk across the floor without fainting, could keep nothing in the shape of food on my stomach. Myself and friends had given up all hope; my immediate death seemed certain. l can never be too thankful to those who recommended your medicines, for now live (to the surprise of every body) and am able to do my own work. desire to make this statement in order that those suffering may not despair until they have given your remedies trial.
 Yours resp'y,
 Mas. WM. D. HICKMAN.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
Ennd Iinlnl..

Hotel accommodations for travellers are of the greatest importance to persons who have to move about the 0untry on busi- ness. "Just where to go" is what every man wants to know when he leaves home. The Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot, New York City, is a very popular resort, because the attendance there is prompt and satisfactory. The charges are reasonable and the me,l0ge complete; try it. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other first-class Hotel in the city. Be careful to see that Grand Union Hotel is on the sign where you enter
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
Free of Cost.

As you value your existence do not fai. to improve the present opportunity of pro curing bottle of DR. KING's NEW DIscov- FRY for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung Affections, before it is too late. This is the only remedy you can POSITIVELY RELY ON doing as represented. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE. Regular size one dollar. For sale by all druggists.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
pyspepsia and Indiges.ion.

Fredericktown, Madiso-. O.. Mo DEAR SIR: This is to certify tha. your In dian Blsod Syrup has cured me of DysI eBHa advise all similarly afflicted to give a trial,
 sGIInS lnNrQ
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
Dyspepsia and Constipation.

Flora, Clay Co. I'll DEAR SIR: have used your reliable Indtas Blood Syrup for Dyspepsia and Constipation and have received great benefit therefrom
 ROBERT GRAY
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
kL-zABErH REEn
Another Suffer CT.
MARY Iawr

Plymouth, Hancock Co, nt DEAR SIR l nave used your very exceliel Indian Blood Syrup for Liver Complaint wis highly beneficial results
 MARY IRwrr
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23

Ex-CoNGREssMAN H. B. Payne, of Ohio, who is travelling in the Northwest, says that Dakotah will probably be di- vided during the next two years, and that within three ears two prosperous states will be made out of the Terri tory.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23

IT is a sad sight to see an intoxicated per son on the street. How much more so is it to sec dull and sickly Baby rendered so by the use of dangerous opiates? Dr. Bulls Baby SyTHp contains nothing injurious and may be given to the most delicate Baby.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23

A PROMINENT merchant of Holly Springs, Miss, writes under date of Nov. 19, 1877: "Tutt's Pills are doing mighty wonders in this State, and are becoming more popular every day. Their sale exceeds that of every other pill combined. They are peculiarly adapted to malarial dis cases. and all our
 l. H. ATHEY
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
Chilli and Fever Cnre6

Marquand, Madison O.. Mo. DEAR SIR: After two years experienced vii, your justly celebrated Indian Blood Syruy cad recommend II as a valuable medicine. ! etectually cured me of Chills and Fever.
 JEpF. LIxHAOe3
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
An only paughter ourea of Consnmptlon.

When death was hourely expected from consumption all remedies having failed and Dr. II. James was experimenting, he acci- dent0ily made 8 preparation of Indian gives this recipe on receipt of two stamps io pay expenses. Hemp also cures night sweats, nausea at the stomach and will break a fresh cold in 2i hours. Address Ctadd0ck X C0., i052 Race street phiiadel- phia, Pa,, naming this paper,
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
Liver ami < idney Complaints.

plymouth Hancock Co.,, III DEAR SIR: pul chased some Of your h -dal Blood Syrup from yU,It agent. and after a fai trial, can say that for Liver and Kidney Dts
 JOHN C. NEPEB
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
Kennedy for Rhenmatisrn.

Mitehellsyiie, Saline Co., v YEAR sfR have used your reliable Indial Llood Syrup for Rheumatism, and 1t has prov ga 10 be the best medicine eyer used for ths disease.
 E.sZABErH REKn
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
Ney sr Fails to Cure.

Bedford Lawrence Co.,, Ina DEAR SIR: My wife was very sick with Fema Weakness, and had her treated by numh of physicians, but st C received no beneft fru them. At last was persuaded to try your val. able Indian Blood Syrup, and 1t has eftec 1ally relieved her,
 FAAc EMHoF9
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
Skin Disease.

Clarendon, Monroo or. AA- DRAR Srk 1 suffered with sorst IE for six years which phys -ians and the. iEsrs cines failed to relieve. I was advised to try you Indian Blood Syrup, which I did, and efiectually healed the sore, and greatly btnf atted my general health.
 l. l. HISnDs
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
From pr. s. w. Hunter.

Baltimore, Md, Colden's Liebigs LiquiC Extract of Beef take great pleasure in re commenting always produces good blood health and strength. Meyer Bros. & O.. wholesale agents, Kansas City and St Louis,
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23

REppING's RUSSIA SALyE curses cuts, burns, bruises, erysipelas and all skin dis eases. Without question the greatest heal ing agent known. No family should be without it.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-09-23
Liver and Kidney Disease.

Enterprise, Wayne Co, Ill DEAR STR: This is to certify that yo.,r lndina Blood Syrup has completely cured no ct Live and Kidney Disease. l advise ell -tr .lA-f afflicted to give il a fair triall
 JOHN 0TTERBERRX