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SENATE.


Snetai D!spatra to Tie Chieaeo Tttbant.
SpllSarsEI.1A Fob. 1S.-l'resitlent-pro-tem
Canpbell presided In tho SellMtu this nnurll-
lng. Tho crop OF petitions, remolstra'lces.
resolutions trom County 1,oards, esc., was
surprisingly large.
The Committee on Appropriations reported
number Ut bLils with favorable recommend.
ntions.
Tho resolution llscontinnins tho printing
Of the sSnopscs of bills Ill the Senate was
then taken up. A l,lot!uu to table It was
lost.
Senator lsoll sald tho cost of printing tie
IlollsD nnt Senate 8yilupses would be from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Senator Clurk seemed to think the State
Printer, by leaving blank spaces III the
synopses was charging the State double
price for his work under tho terms of his
co1,tract.
Senator Artley moved 10 refer the resoIu-
ton to tho Committee Oil Printing. Tile
motion was lost
ssuator Needles said the only fear ap-
, 1881-02-19
CHINESE NEW YEARS,

The Dcrllner 1ugcbiutt gives tho fo'os.
Ing Interesting account Of tllg ceDetfalI"nl y
New-Ycar's Day at the Chinese Embassy Il
Berlin:
THO now yoar began for the Chinese On " =
00tti Of Jnnlinry LAST. u,d 1t will end feo. :,
lsS:. Tho ChHeso Embnssy III onr city eeT
s5e nrS ~ Iny II ysry s1nKa5 ~ 5apa sa
tho members of tho Etnbassy .Eessru tl!emssI'S1
IN the!r mast gorgeous clothes. und nt y ~.
tho congratulations c0ntsuentrd. Ihs Ihsss.. sssst
attncho proceeded To tho ctntthcr ~ h; T., ~. ~.
colleuKn1 wilo stoMl nuxt to hi,l In hse. ts ~,
noncc1 ,ls coming BY twisting ~ t,sa gs"'tn Ia
roon,, DO droppc.l. to , liz leoE; Z, 4[.,a t,s.
After thruy Of tteso sa,ttations ho Welt ws IT,. !,
proper nlAnnrr. 10th Ut then, thou ptoes"lfs ,nf
10 thu rtofn t tho alllclAt txt highest ~ tsIr
repeating tho san.o cnnHrnt1IlMtory lsn.sso la'ns Il
a@ttees. @ ni.til thoy nnally roachoA tne''''''
l'iio Asn6assados. s id-ronx-ral entered T., a.
reception room tsaliug lB l2-year'uld so. s,a ~
has tatety receiye'! t!o !!A.arl aesoIs ,a,nsa ts
monbcrs ot tho ls1tAssy entered fFulm ~ " Il.
Ensit side. Then nll turned their taees ~, ~ nj
East towards tho throuo OF thots E!hps.ghs hsy4
erected thoIr Sovereign In this silent ns",rsfuli. ,sli
tho Ambassador received tho verbal rnrf.
tluna Of tho inellibcrs Of tho EniDHssy' ..,,nlty
1tll tlen conducted thon 10 thu .innyf,
decorated dnlny.hall, whore tho gala 1'Ti, III
l.! hon9r Of the day, ", wls t,n st:tsrta tx,assa ii IL
UGcnelon by erpresNsice; nr. tlgttISt r.e
anu Dr. krcyer, interpreter OF tan Eho'a ta,r..t
tlcIpatCd. No less thin twenty lftrts tr IHs isr,1.
WGro aarvcd BY p!xtall laukeys III ~! in..!rrife et
Tho iirst ten cDufscs cUus1stetl oAcln.s,,olyabI
tlsh. cooked and prepared tt i'll eonas.rtsnzrl
why's. or calirsB tho tilbg WIS ett any " faJks
utter Chtncsp fash!on. and lnsel!1 el!.1,.ri: M sns
whs nlso sorsed During mo cvcl1ii.s ii.s,.n' r% j.
manlbel6 Ut tho Elnbussy 1tsseII,bltu HrJthsA
FH-len nppenreu III her most tGstH ,f1gd
which WcFD IlGCViAteta with sutArp t!'su,+n1irr,h
III gold And silver thrond. Thess cap,, ~ ,,,andya1
wero reAl works Ut aFt. Tho si'lyalsah1o H. yTspeA
which forms tho heNd-drcss u! thsu1, thv t4E-
ladies' WIS regpnndent with dsaa'u"mc s'ar nmiScIJs'
stoues. Tho arms of tho Chlnese El't'e'"
also embroidered OF, tho hrchstpIAte.m ,.oJ rH
Agnlna eulnptaouH meal wAs secr.,,axen d
several Appctlelng cutreGs "CFu Pult pltn dita
tt,on Sup of Chinese swalluw. ntsts W., "' ,h aa
OF rloe luAd1 thblr Appearance ~ mi bxea
moAts, prepared IN all possible sty'ef f,,Iis xsIs
served and also wines of MI KLINE, w., Mih coolsa
Cninese chaese. Tbs Eu1hassy VA ~ N riItuptfl
ptcst mood. Ll-FonK haI toastcn ~ H. T,cbenf'
ue.Aug-Bue; tho military attachie., sud lE
kl-Tnuk, toastgd the AtabAss!Iuo1', ~ Li-Fu.
lIettlor uluptsd bis gHss IN hotlol y. ~ ,srItt
1an The festivals Ut the day eIs. e!ast.s roasIt!sl
OF social Chlnes0 plays The etlaa!t,.a:stuL IT,
~ drinking VIM from W = H. f'aIas.f ~ ~
splendIdIy decorated md t!!nnl3!Mr, t!!nG'!Mr, 0! ~
lamps OF eyery color. aut tho ~ 'n,jiIlsry sls
EHbAAsy cilloyctl themselves Win t'ts
sou1Al HAuea Until u lKtu Aouf
, 1881-02-19
HOUSE..
iyTJf{S1llI(,TO1tY.

Bpfefal Dtspa.sh to The Chicago 1>tbuHe.
SlNIS0ElEr,p, lll.-fho House met this
morning ut thu usual hour, md Billings, OF
AIadlson,..by why Of variety. throw in strong
nntL-ilInds bill petition, signed by soniu
1,400 cittzens-
Tl.o Committee on judicial Department
sent In lot OF reports, but somehow or
otllor kept back Lts finding OIL tho Supreme
Court consolidation quesl!on-prcsumabIy
until IL moro suitable opportunity.
John II. Cook, OF CQok, by unanimous con-
sent, Introduced Dill to amend tho law Ii,
relation to marriages. The Stock Yards
statesman would liayo marriages celebrated
either by minister OF tho Gnsuei III regular
standing In the church or saclety to which
ho belongs. bya judge OF any court OF record,
JnstIeg OF the Ponco, 0r Notary Public.
Fnllure to return certificate to Tho County
C!erk Is mado punishable by lllio Ut 500.
MILITIA.
Tho Committee OIL Militia reported In IN
yor OF pcarsnn's bill to enable counties to
raise money by taxation for the support of
the ioGnl military, aIti OF tho bill nppruprIat-
Ing SONG 81 800 for tho Sixth battalion and
Il detachment Of tho First Regiment for
services during tho slots Ut 1877.
BLEEplNti.cAlks.
Sharp, OF Christian, u Democratic states
maj, W!iO has tlevur beoll suspected Ut riding
IN or even seeing sleeping-car, worked III
nn0tl.ar rufOrln scllelno for the special beneht
Ut tllo Pulllua,,s, MIR. Shurp, or tho man
WHO drew the bill for h!nl, wN.lts to prevent
extortlon by sieeping.car companies, and tho
way i.o goes at 1t Is to fix the rAtes to bu
charged Mt Si.bo for n lower berth, 81 for iii
upper. S359 for section, aid $3.50 for u
stato-roou, for tue period Ut twouty-tous
hours. Similar bills haYe been fred In be-
, 1881-02-19
: The State CAPITAL.
Witnesses Continue to Tell What
They know About Grain
Inspection.
An Absence Of Uniformity in 1uspoo-
tion, aud m Exhibition Of
Oarelosnoss,
Other Alleged Shortcomings Of
Observation-Disclosures
Till Wednesday.
Further Criticism by Chicago
People on the Doings at
Springfield.
1t Is Not Beloved that tic Mil
Waulzee Grades Hnvo Been
Lowered.
Consideration Of the Bill Abolish
ing Lifo-Sentences in Peni-
tentiaries Postponed.
Tile Pnrk Bill Left Suspended Between
Ncnyen md Earth In tho
House.
Both Branches Of tho Legislature Take q
Breathing Spell Until Next
Wednesday.
1t Is Not Believed that tile Mil
Waukce Grades Hnvc Been
Lowered.
Consideration Of the Bill Abolish
ing Lifo-Sentences in Peni-
tentiaries Postponed.
Tile Pnrk Bill Left Suspended Between
Ncnrcn md Earth In tho
House.
Both Branches Of tho Legislature Take d
Breathing Spell Uutil Next
Wednesday.
INSPECTORS INSPECTED.


-,...,..,-
INSPECTORS 1NSpICTED.
WITNESSES TELLING WHAT THEY Know.
spfffai b'spa'tA to Ths cateaeo 7rihnne'
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, zen. la'-Inn "afc-
house Investigation wns resumed THIS alter
noon. Wright explained MS request 10 l'oguo
for the establishment OF commercial grade
Ok wheat. lie said that III his Interview
With DnEle he claimed that tho standard OF
Inspection lad buen SO tI!Hdo tint tho wheat
was not commercial. Ills object was not To
encourage tho storlng OF wheat. lie did hot
want tho establishment OF coih,nercinl
grade, but le Wnntetl tile grades established
to be commercial. Ills idea wns to establish
grade SO tho country dealer could meet 1t.
AL the export Is now restricted to No. ).
Cross-cxanlined: Chicago No. Is gener-
ally gnod enough for NJ. = elsewhere, and
tMe Chieaso NO. y IS not cot1lt'crc1as sfauc.
Tho Interests Of witness nlld his customers
were not subserveal by lowering tilu grade.
Witness detailed his experience with several
car-luads OF Eraln which had been rnisel by
The Appeal Committee, md then stated that
THE INSPECTORS SET IT Tl1E1u OPINION
AGAINST TIE TRADE
Of the entire Northwest.
NJ. a. Armstrong WINS next sworn. and
test'Actl that i'e was m expert. lle hau bccn
employed Oh tllo inspection force.
!tc "as now employed us private
Inspector looking ntter the State H.
spectlon and Leakage from cars. Tho
inspectors dltl not report leakage Ill cars.
1ie heara thcsn say that tiley were mot
anthorlzed 10 Inspect cars. bitt grain. II
leaKagc were not deicctea tho rnllrDnd co1s-
pal1lcS Woultt hhve Ito damages to lay. With
, 1881-02-19
foro nill killed before they fa!rIy got oil their

n,,o ron,,,,,tn, ,' ~, " t"., G,a,,.,a 4m rans,oa
inc cohln'i'tee on e'al'as recommended ley
A. N,,r 1inrn,,
nm r,,,n,,,ttco ,,r f,oro,s eo,t T., = ros,,,.
I Wv o',s. ~ =" ,,, wa,','s ss's ~ ] 'rsu!.
tGG to proceed III person nnd investigate tho
1Il1nnis iIivcr. srhc , rrso,,ton M ,yos % il,nlIv %
udnntmt.
Ti,o judiciary Committee rcnortc1 IN fayor
NJ AInrnv.u rrsol,.,Io,, ,,rovi,lnr fnr t,o sul,.
mission OF Ills constitutional amendment III
relation 10 tho question Of compensation Of
members OF tic General Assembly.
Murnhy nronptIv moved to mako tbo cor-
VI sno lesolu." wv npee'"1 oi"o1
~, Na,v,',.a's uv"ssas '!oas ~ - " .'och;
Ac" ii''a'lls 1.loFe" to leier ~ LIZ commlt-
teo on Appropriations, but The House prompt-
ly tabled tho motion.
chatse f., whose prshh!tory r' amendment wns
tlny, and who doesn't propose to hayc some
other amendment to tho Constitution pushed
In aeaa DOT. Gt T. mo, nove ton. To- ae tho matter
ti,we ,Jnys after his nwr n,nen,,nen, @ % xitl
wns s,I.I,p,,iv H. s io" pe' ~'' e'''teoS 'l'o'o''
VII he hs'aey vens md t"nva ys vera co,,c for ~, tbc
~ W,Hn, ~ ,,s .S r ~. specit! DIaer
1nr neaIesany y. at neSt. r ie temperance toKs,
nnme,t ~ ho co, ~, % ~ ",snf no te!r ,i, n%
..,n.i,,H'Ssnt ..ist y aM eo.o ~. ny, soteG snila!y
HSnais. tSta. i ~ " e'o.sM ~! ~ WV EohM 10y ny
snvrrni ri lin mct,nrs n,osnd IL" r"onim+ t'i,,.
tlon OH The Erou,ltl Tint tho Legs!at,tru chi,
regulate lis own pfy without II cOnstttiitfomni
amendment TIN motion prevailed by u vote
Of yeas 90, liays IS.
,,,,r M. s,.ol,E1: ct c,, nAvrrr: IT, ,.,.
yo.h ~ CnoH} - cHGk. ,tn. SenS Mp ions
M1aTn1,nI n feSoMtlom , a!fGety fniif ,ano1m
,t t t,rs ~ ,'r;so "ecS'n Ky. ~ H. emngl Dte w,
~; m;,tt II n tp; ,s,; @ M.u @ .MG"hiilH tte
'rhn rnsni,tou ,vns mn n,,,,r,irtnit rotox,o =,
tho Cnmlllttrc IN Federal Relations, tho
scpulchro Of the llousc,
,n,,.,,,
o.,,.o,, - o.',. 'n.s-s i..sas.,.,a ,,.,.n
If I'll II reny SHN o "rsS,;sn n ~ II
1ect nppenis tro!i' ,sp tdg ,SnpTel,a Coaft, W3,isn
!hs Mtfea'.y peen htsiihea ny tho AppellA!lto
10 G1r6 a,,s,Ity %c5 a VII Io d1 tr,o1 away x VIZ,
on on tic Confirmation Of vs. special rs
sess,ucnts, iho Obiuctor to It spcctal
M Fla nnni;"ott" f"r SnM i,,rn,ntin,,' ~ ti,a
,,,., u p'it ,i.t, M ~. S,s.', ~ .a.o
ETu.!a.t5' III Sact't, H., 1ApteA.ntcf MN Snnetlc
Judgment Of salo It, the County, Appellate,
and Supreme Courts. Any but jltrlsaEctiDnnl
,FicV. howeysr. chi, be ursei seven tinit,s
Tt tny.il.htnr for tlrjov. r. Is cn,,fent!edl
aa99t not 70 30 suffered te havo lnoro thali
tL9 aeiuy etNMteo " siA trlhls' Mllu tne tnN
!lHnter ioI 1usticG ostEnt hnt 70 " perisliIe;a
cAss COUNTY c1ucu1r couur,
~, III. ,,,.,4,
Of the Circuit Court III uass County, mud tlu
Or Or daerces of MY W court t Vi t:' rse6rG ot any
| other Stato or Tcrritory Of the United States,
or III nuy rnnrt ~ fla TfuiinI Etnfna
, 1881-02-19


p sna wit,,nn%' % rssar, !" TO- eon,:'sis1es ] rhs ta'si
mtl!nntcs. anl there = no nnr man connected
with the department wln chf he hcld rsM,''sl-
n" tor s ssss % reslts m fn n'ss.nsrstt "t
can bc shown"
"rIeaso "xrlaln moro ru1ly;" ,,.,
fcrctl GSs Hf Over $fhl ly tho tntsnsbet,tfnn n(
one consignment nf Era!,,. for which taey tnn,se @
Ghiet t inspceor !. a" ss', rstcrr io elai 10 liz
Commissioners. thoy In turn refcrrtl y
y y u aGc te ,'ats s'cy ssi rc,1rc a n q
antt with word thut tho stnto Inspuct!os ilr-
lnrtmeMt ,'!,l MT r,cnsnIzc l..bilty fs,r crrors
mule ly Tho S,Iu- Inspector, nrlll no wuld nut l,e
l!able II II WI. sl'nliy Z SassM crr.,r n JUDI
om e I'm NM t t}H"r r. TUG . nw y 10 70
Tho psnncr fusAlmunt of ts1cr duties md tn ae-
enrS t .he payment 81 tlatnaKes resulting ir1tn
arcs cur 10 rnllccte4 for any sn'sta'tr they tnay
rta @as'cny yc HI, "ns xas omncrs n Ff 9" rost i%!
hHanst the ncts of Inspectors who's. spi,n!nt..
thcnt they n1ny l.nvn oppusci on tho rrt't'!'! Ut
put.'
"w1fAT ~ foC1l HEAiE11r'" w
"Tha Inv Should lu at.icnscd sn TINT tho Stnto
cnn appoint II Chief Inspector WIN ktihff ElIvJ
tho foes collected fur lilo service: he 10 select
bis own s.b,rtlln.tcs and t, ho resp1nsibIc Tor
r. i,nc ti,, In.nn,.nn ~ .r,i', ,,,d. tGe ~ s,, ~
~, ~ nf fn ~ nn,n ,,f ~ s, ..,tn t
as urmvin;, @ az ~; ~ Tia snma ~ f,sis ~ ~ liz
tnsnrrtio,, ~ ,Inmr III ntc 8''e 0"''' 40 % 'Ao
Iiina Mtw"s,Ton M inv,ro,1 1,cr standard or
wtmf5 ""Ne" 'o"eie0 'A1' '."'o"A' W
:.frhov ,lo,,,,n, tn hnro ,nn,1, nm ro,cpt
c,,nt,~ns IN ,notr rru'los mi i,M,n = atnM,r
s.;s,oio,, INV i.n,f,n % - ..nr" inrni v,,,s
riys,s tt,n i,oat ~ .ttIf tn ;,r', s.,tpmr.i i
fr,t, r.,i,,tu "n,,,u,iv trit,mtnr, ~ t"st, IN
t,.n"r w.,ris ttIw1tna "nm,yrtns f,r ti,S tyn,,,t
~ tSti""r IL Imrnir 1,,onns ,rhIr, ~ .i .viii
result to her ihjnry."
WHY ls ChlenHn No. Wheat Mt premium
over milwaukee, Nn. =, whlle row ycArs hYo 1t
WIS TUG ttlcr ~hyy' -
"rl!s is Acconntcd for by Chicago recovering
from its hnd reputation cAlsed ~ REPRESENTING
w!iet rs Np; that wns ot !htnrinr guMilty. AlIo
tccnuso ChicAKo Is tho greater HrcGuinflFo
tnnrket. nnh when prices Are Abns0 shipping
yal1es this Is naturally tho hiEhosl OF tho two.
"Mr. Eyerlnxhnm Gull SOU tell lis something
adult -....... -.. ..............
TIE MILWAUKEE SYSTEM OF CHAIN 1SsrEC-
TINY pr
, tt otH H., n.!as".Gy ~ y auf si1te.. M
y.,.s w M.u ,ac ps1.In t tusinGss @ VI M!
III III NJ VIZ tv TILES ~ nslgtlor r,, ~
, ~ ~ ~ ~ , y, ~, ~. ~ ~ a"ss
anon,n.i y, t,nx.ts sbn ,,,,",tr.n t,n,,1po ~
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-29


THE BUcKwHEAT CRoP.-Though
the buckwheat crop is an unimportant
one to the farmers Of Bucks county,
it is not so the farmers of many coun-
ties Of this state and New Jersey. The
general attention has been diverted
from the buckwheat crop in the con-
Germ felt in other more important ones,
as the corn and the pasture. Not
withstanding the neglect which has
attended it, the people will want their
buckwheat cakes when the time come
for them to be in season. There is
an opportunity now for some specula-
ton in buckwheat. There can be no
sort Of doubt that the corn crop is
short. Suppose our Doylestown grain
spectators should turn their atten-
ton in this direction and cause COR
rer in buokwheat. We do not know
that there is fortune in it for them,
but there might be amusement at
any rate.--Intelligence
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-29

Zinc will stand exposure to the
weather better than marble.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-29
FARM NOTES

LATE CHIcKENs.--Late chicke ms
are more profitable than early ones.
Chickens from eggs set in August and
September may be kept warm in a
tight, glazed house, and fed SO that
they will grow continually through
the winter, and if they come later all
the better, if they are well kept and
fed. The early broods will be salable
at good prices when the market is bare
Of chickens, and the later ones will
furnish spring chickens long before
the usual supply comes to hand.
Spring chickens Matched in fail, o.
even in winter, are rare, but not en-
tirely unknown to few persons who
made the discovery that with good
feed, warm quarters, warm mess
at least once day, warm drink and
cleanliness, there is no difficulty at all
about raising them, and at good
profit.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-29

HFor the. Kidnsys, Liver and Urinary Organs,
use nothing but Warner Safe lKidnev and
owe their health and happiness to it. Price
Sl.25 per bottle. awe offer "Warner's
Safe Tonic Bitters" with equal confidence. q
H. h. WARNER & CO., Rochester. NY.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-29

A square foot of type weighs forty
pounds, about.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-29
MENDELSSHON PLANO COMPANY
VIII make OF
PIANOS AND ORGANS
$3.50 Square Grand Piano for onlv S245.

STYI R psn csn s gs s an dn nes 1a ess
ling
New YMk with Piano Dl4O.OO
the freight
yfrtlas and
Inc our New Patent
Lon TAI to write before Positively washed
in
The solid
and quality Beautiful
and
organs contain bogus Reeds
Fully for
MUSIC
best Address MENDEISSHON PIANO
July
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-29

FANCY FARMERs.-They have tes-
ted the theories, while others raised
crops for markets; they have given
glory to farming it would not other
wise possess. Fancy farmers have
changed the wild hog into the Suffolk
and Berkshire, the wild cattle Of
Britain into shorthorns, the mountain
sheep with its lean body and hairy
fleece into the Southdown and Meri-
no. They have brought up the milk
Of cows from from pints to gallons.
They have heightened the sirloin Of
the bullock, enlarged the ham Of the
hog, given strength to the shoulder Of
the OK, rendered finer the wool Of the
sheep, added feetness to the horse,
and made more beautiful every
animal that is kept in the service Of
man. They have improved and has
tened the development Of all domes-
tic animals till they scarcely resemble
the ones from which they sprang.
Fancy farmers introduced irrigation
and Undertaking; also grinding and
cooking for stock. They have
brought guano from Peru and nitrate
Of soda from Chill. They introduced
and domesticated oil the plants we
have Of foreign origin. They brought
out the theory Of rotation of crops as
. natural means Of keeping up and
increasing the fertility Of the soil.
They first ground up gypsum and
bones, and treated the latter with
acid to make manures Of peculiar
value. They FIRST analysed soil as a
means of determining what was
wanted to increase its fertility. They
introduced the most improved meth
DDS of raising and distributing water.
Fancy farmers or fancy horticul-
turists have given to us ell our
varieties Of fruits, vegetables and
flowers. A fancy farmer in Vermont
a few 3ears ago, originated the Early
Rose potato, which added millions Of
dollars 20 the wealth Of the country
and proved the most important ac-
cession in every part of the world
where introduced. Another of these
same fancy men originated the Will
son strawberry, and another the
Concord.grape. But it is unnecss--
sary to enumerate; anyone who viii
take the trouble to investigate littl,
or reflect will readily see and vii
cheerfully accord the praise that i
justly due to the men that are Gale,
"fancy farmers"
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-29

The leading Scientists OF to-day agree that
most diseases are caused by dlsordered Kid
neys or Liver II, therefore the Kidneys and
Liver are kept in perft ct order, perfect
health Will be the. result truth has
only been known for a short tine aud for
years people have suffered great agony with
out being able to find relief. The discovery
of Warmers Safe Kidney ano Liver cure
marks a new era in the treatment of these
troubles Made from simple trop ical leaf OF
rare value, 1T contains Just the elements ne
cessary to nourish and invigorate both OF
these great organs, ar d safely restore and
keep them in order. 1t is Positive Remedy
for all diseases that cause pains in the lower
part of the body, for torpid Liver, Headache,
Jaundice. Dizziness, Gravel. Fever, Ague,
Malarial Fever. and all difficulties o the
Kidneys, Liver and Urinary organs.
tits an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
males during pregnancy. 1t will control
MenstruatiOn and Is invaluable for Leucor-
rhna or Falling of the Womb.
As Blood Purifier it is unequalled, for 1t
cures the organs that make the blood.
Read the Record
at saved my life."-E. B. Lakety, Selma, Ala.
at is the remedy that will cure the many
diseases peculiar to woman" = Mothers
Mdgdzjne.
1T has passed severe tests and won en-
dorsements from some of the highest medi-
cal talent in the country.''-N. Y. World.
No remedy heretofore discovered can be
held for one moment in comparison with
t."-Rev. G. a. Harvey, D. ID Washington, D. c.
This Remedy, which has done such won
ders, is put up In the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE
OF any medicine upon the market, and Is
sold by Druggists and all dealers at $1.26
per bottle. For Diabetes, enquire for Var
ners Safe Diabetes Cure. 1t is positive remedy.
II. Il. WARNER, Rochester, N. Y,
June6-Sl BY.
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OARS FOR THE MILLION.
e cHoo,s BALsAM OF SHARKS OIL

FOO CHOO'S BALSAM OF SHARKS OIL
Positively Restores the hearing and is the on
ly absolute cure for Deafness known.
This Oil is extracted from aspecies ofsmall
White Shark caught in the Yellow sea, and
known as Carcharodon Rondeietti. Every
Chinese fisherman knows it. Its virtues as
a restorative of hearing were discovered by
Buddhist Priest about the year l4l0. Its
cures were so numerous and and many so
seemingly miraculous that the remedy was
officially proclaimed over the entire empire.
Its use became SO universal that for over 800
years no deafness has existed among the
Chinese people. Sent charges pre- paid, 10
any address at 81 per bottle. Only imported
by HAYLOCK & co, z Dey St New York.
Soc agents for America.
Its virtues are unquestionable and its cur
alive character absolute. as the writer can
personally testify. both from experience and
observation. Among the many readers OF
the Review in one part and another of the
country, 1t is probable that numbers are af-
hicted with deafness, and to such it may be
said: write at once to Haylock & Co, No.
Dey street, New York, enclosing 81, and
you will receive in return a remedy that
will enable you to hear like anybody else,
and whose curative effects will be permanent
You will never regret doing so.-Editor of
Mercantile Review. Jy2l 81.
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IpPINcoTTs DYSPEPSIA TONIC

IPPINCoTTs DYSPEPSIA TONIC.
L. An effectual remedy for Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion Sour stomach, Dizziness, Liver Com
plant Jaundice, Nervous Debility, and all dis
eases arising from a disordered Stomach or
Liver. Prepared only by J. P. LIPPINCOTT,
Mount Holly, Burlington County, N. j. Sold
everywhere. One Dollar per bottle.
Lippincott's Cough Syrup cures Coughs,
Colds Group, Hoarseness and Sore Throat.
Purely vegetable, pleasant TO the taste. and q
safe remedy for children. Sold everywhere.
Fifty cents bottle.
July 8, 1S79-1y.
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The ancient Britons used buckets
Without hoops, cut out of solid piece
of timber.
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INTERNAL USE
CcHuYLER,s EXPRESS.

y between Mount Holly and Philadelphia.
Philadel phia Office No. 10 Market street.
AL ordersleft at his residence, No. So Button
wood street. Dobbins's bakery, Rhees's and Ek-
ing's book store ]. Howard Shinn's and J. r.
Deacon's will be properly and promptly atten-
ded to. An experience of over 20 yearsis q suf-
fcient guarantee of his ability and trustworthi.
ness. Baggage called for and delivered to all
parts of the town and city.
Atmy Philadelphia office, all large packages
must be left at 1920 o'clock A. NJ, and small
packages at O'Clock 2. N. -
July 8, '79-1y. NATRANs. SCHUYLER.