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WAS AWAIinF.D TIIB
FIRST PREMIUM!
At the Centennial Exhibition, 1P~1, nn<l liaa
always earrie I nit'tho hij:hcfet liotiorj
wherever exhibited,
a COMPACT, sir.rrj.r. dtthaut/e,
Xiirht rannitiR nml LFKICIKNT "LOCK
STITCH" M\CII1NK. A1>AI'TK1> to tlio
AVANTS of 1CVliItYI'OI)Y. 'tin MQMK
OEWlrtQ WlAOHSrE wan Perfected ei^bt
vcni'H f>ineo by Iho nhl of the t?ett inventivo
tallM.l :?i(l M.elinnloal MOii. It comiiim s
till the l>n?ntl>il I'm to of a TIR^-T OCAf'M
MACHINE, In HI I.il'I.IC in CONS I Ki t HON,
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contain* losn Wot kinfl Part0 ''i:cl i??Pn pablo
of 1 jo IN i ? n ?< ? // ? fn)ijt iot H'oj'A' than I,or
Sowing Machines. it will It ON for pitt
Without C08VIN0 orm QFNT for Kl I'AIHH.
In tho Miuiufactm-o of thin 5lAClIINK tho |
? sv.-fso nxox'IiilH are USED,
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LhATiiKK. Such Confldoncoi- I'M-1'
in tlin 1NTUINSIC M L H I 1 iS of tho
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every M AC11 IN 10 Is tally
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history. Patients suffering f.>r years from
the various diseases of the Lungs, after
trying different remedies, spending thou- *
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have, by the use of a few bottles, >
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"WOS'T GD TO FLORIDA."
New York, August 30.1873. I
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Daar SirWhen In Aiken, lest wintor, X used your 1
T-xpeotorant for my cough, an:! roalUed more boaeflt |
f -om it than anything I over took. I am so well that (
J will no! go ta Florida next winter aa I intended.
6*r.z, w ?dc dOMS i?otby oxpraai. for some
frieade. ?LKRED C0SHINO,
133 Woit Thirty-flrat 8iree?
Boston, Janoary 11, 1574.
TVs oort'.flet that I hare reoommended tho um ol
Dr. Tutt'a Expectorant for disease? of ?hs longs t
for tho past two yoars, and to my knor/lo.lt?e tntny j
bottles have besn used by my patients with tho h iv>pleat
results. In two oasoe whoro Jt wat tho'i jht oon- '
firmed oc^wiimption had taken pluj tho Kxpcoto-ant (
ffeoted a eure. > H. H. SPRACJUn, IA.D.
" We ean not apeak too highly of Dr. Toil's v ~
psctorant, and for the sake of Buffering limn tn.tf
hope it may beson.e rooro generally known."-Cita.* | t
tiay AnvooATr
Sold hr i?t?ii;<lat? Prlso tl.OP j
TILE .1 r
MOUUY IS1 E \VS.
T. \V. 15I5ATY, Editois.
SATURDAY, FEB. '24, isV7.
The I'rrsi? I < 111 hi I Count.
Louisiana lms boon counted for i
Hayes. Tlio Commission refused to
consider any testimony outside ol the
electoral certificates lor Hayes, .Judge I
Hrudly went back on his voto in tiio
Florida ease to consider the ineligibility
of electors, and so they will do in
the Oregon vote?Haves will be
counted in, and lite seething p<?t will
boil down.
Blank in Washington's Birch-day.
Preparations were being made
throughout the State for celebrating
Washington's birth day, 22, by military
parades, but this was too much
lor him who Kit tit h on the throne at
Washington. President (Jrant issued
a military order strictly forbidding
the observance of the day by the
white eili/.ens of this State.
We don't wonder that Grant wishes
the memory of Washington blotted
out, since he has blotted out the Constitutional
Government he established. |
Job cursed ll?o ?1 :iy of bis birth and
said "let it perish," but it hasn't
perished worth a cent, nod he was a
better man than (Irant. If President
(irani had ever rend the hook of Job
he might have known he couldn't do
it.
11 ai d Koad to Travel,
Judge llradly, of the Electoral
I'otnnussion has a hard road to travel.
IJetween his own weakness, iho('Caud
die" led an m of his wile, who wants
to vi-it Mrs. Hayes in t!ie \Vhitehouse?
the party lash unceasingly applied by
Morton, and the diet, ites of conscience,
he has ooniu to look upon hitnsell a>
the most miserable of men. It is said
that he betrayed unusual emotion
when he began reading his opinion on
Louisiana, lie appeared prostrated
hy the load. The opening part was
t. i > i> ? -
i-w IIU|H* 111 HI.JO inu i/uiiuninus on ilie (
commission Cell almost certain lie was
lo join tlioni in opposing the infamy.
When lio got about lialt through his
hand trembled violently, anil several
minutes later lio staggered to a sola,
and there finished the verdiet. When
ho was shown the merciless language
that Senator Bogy used >n the Senate
rm Saturday, predicting that Bradley's (
name would he embalmed in infamy, i
lie dropped a few eroeodile tears, and
remarked that his position was un.
bearable.
IIovv tho Eloctoral Commission is
Divided. !
Tho Wilmington (NT. (I )Star ]ni|s
t thus; "two goes into fifteen seven | 1
Limes and .loo Br.tdley over "
The Louisiana Case. >
Washington, February 10. '
Tho commission, by a voteol 8 to 7
lecided that no evideneo can be re
reived ill till' Louisiana case except
doctoral eertilic ites. Numerous pro
msitions were limit' to take vaiious '
<imis of evidence, 1 ?ut all were njoei'<I
liy a vol*1 ol S l o 7.
Commissioner l'ayne moved to al- .
ow counsel one hour's tune, Ion
on nvcl declined, a oil tin* commission '
I
"osumed its secret session, Willi a view
it reaching a linal decision to-nig lit.
Tln' following arc tlio resolutions '
11*tI'll upon by I'm commission: I
Mr. 11 oar submit ted the following:
Ordered^ 'Hint the e\idence l?e not
CM'l i vi * 1.
Mr. Abbott oHVicil the following, a?
i Hiihstitute:
Ilcsolucd, Thai evidence be recti veil I
o show that so much of the act ol i
jouistaiia establishing the returning s
maul lor that Slate is unconslituiion
,1, and the. acts ol the said returning '
>oard are void.
The vote was as follows; Yens? \
dwssrs. Abbott, Ibiyanl, Cl'll'ord, i
'/ielil, llunton, l'ayne and Thiirmnn ? <
i. Nays ?Messrs. Ilradley, KlmiimN, I
''rclingnuysen, (iarliebl, lloar, Miller, I
Worum and Strong?8. (
Mr. Abbott ofl'eretl a further sub- >
iliiute as follows: 1
Jiesoleed) That evidence will be re- '
seived lo show that the returning I
loard ol Louisiana, at. the time ol can *
0...1 :i:? - '
, rttlVI V W||||MIIII^ t OU vote* Ol I ll.'ll I *
ilalc, ;i? the last election in that Slate, | 1
,vas not legally constiln.ed muler the <
a?v establishing it, in tins, tliat.it '
,vas composed ol lour persons ol one <
oli'ieat patty, instead ol live persons,
>f dillerent parties, 1
IT joctcd hy the same vote. I
Mr. Ahhott then olVered another
luhstituic, as follows: <
Jiesolved, Thai the commission will i '
eeetvo testimony on the subject ol | 1
In' Iruuds alleged in the spccilicaiinti ?
tl counsel lor the objectors to ceriili- |
jates I ar.d if. 1
Kej?eted hy the same vote, I
Mr. Abhot' oil*, red a foilrth snbsti- '
nte, :tf ("llows! '
/;c,M>lua/t 'l'hat the testimony tend
ing to show l hut tho so-called returning
heard ot' Louisiana had no jurisdiction
to canvass the vote lor electors
or Pieshlunt and Vice President is
admissible.
Kejicted hy tho same voto.
Mr. Ahholt tillered a filth substitute,
us follows, which was rejected
hy tho same vote:
Jit'3'ihud^ Tout evidence is admissible;
ill it the st tteinents and allidayits
pnrpoi I ing to have heen made and
lot warded to said returning hoard in
pursuance of the provision t of section
'2t? ot the election law of 1872, alleging
riot, tumult, intimidation and
violence at or near certain polling
parishes were false, fabricated and
i'oiged by eerlertt disrcputuMb per-*
sons, under tho direction and knowledge
of the said returning hoard,
Knowing the said statements and affidavits
to he false, and 'urged, and
that none of such statements and alii
davits were made in tho manner or
form, or within tho time required hy j
law, knowingly, willfully, and fraud- j
111 on 11 y did fail and refuse to canvass'
or compile more than 10,000 votes (
cast, as is shown hy the statement ot 1
the voles of the commission'jib of elco
lien.
Mr. ITitnton olVeivd the sixth suhstitntc,
as IoIIowr:
Jicsoloedy That evidence he received
to prove that the votes cast and given
at the said election on the 7th of
November last, as shown hy the re
turn made by the commissioners ol
election lor the said polls and voting
pi ices in said Stall', InlVe never born
compiled nor canvassed, and tliat the
said minriling board never even pretended
to compile or canvass lite
returns by said commissioners ol election,
bill that said returning board
only pretended to canvass tin- returns
made by the Slate supervisors ol resist
rat ion.
Kijeeted by the same vote.
A seventh substitute was t.flcred by
Mr. liiyard, as lollows:
Jiesoluc<ls That no person holding
an olliee ol trust or prolit tin ler the |
lulled States is eligible to be appoint- ] ^
ed an eleetor, and that this eo in in is- j j
sion win receive evidence tending to
prove said in-diirilulity, as ottered l?y (
eonnsel lor objection to ucrtiiicalcs ,
No*. l and
Ibjci-ied bv the same vote.
Mr. Justice Kicld oll'ered the eighth
and last substitute, as lollows:
' (
li'csolo'</, That, in 'lie opinion ol !
I lie commission, evidence is admissible j
niton the several tattlers which the
I - ?
i.w.m-x i km (injections K) IHillUll'M 1 (
;111 < 1 :J ollbrcd It) prove.
This was also rejected l?y the same '
vote, and I he quest inn on the original
oi'tler submitted by Mr. Hoar aim* '
up, viz: Thai the evidence ollerod be (
not received.
Mr Haj ne moved to strike out the j
word "1101." Rejected by the same (
vote. r- i
The vote on the original order was
then taken, and it was adopted by the
lollowino vote. Yens ? Messrs. lbad- ,
ley. Kdmuuds, Kivlinnhuysoii, tiar- J
field. 11 oar, Miller, Morton ami Strong
' ' r> |
? S N ?ys --.Messrs, Abbott, liiyard,
I'lilbo d, Field, llunlon, Ha) tie and
Ihurmaii ? 7.
Alter the conclusion had been
reached by the commission, conr.seI
were admitted, and the above resolu |
ioas were re id by the secretary. ^
rite commission is now in secret ses
don. There is a little doubt ot the
it suit.
Immediately after the doors were
dosed, Mi. Morton submitted a resoution
tlcelai'ino t hat the votes ol the
Hayes ami \Viieeley electors oi Loutsi- (
ma should lie counted, and assioninjjr
'easons theretor, which are understood ^
o also cover the eases of Or?*j^on and
stmt it Catmint. His resolution was ^
nlopletl by a vote ol 8 to 7.
Justices Miller and IJradlev ami (
iiept'esetital iv c Abbott were then up- ^
lotiitetl a eomini'ilee to dm It a repot t
ttr present at ion to Cotiirress, nitl at 0 (
15 t he commission took a reoeas t<?
! o'clock
low tlit* Rrimliliciiii lt*?iili?r?t t>> 1
H.'-- |
Pooled the Donee ruts in lite Electoral
(Yiniiiission Hilt.
c
. 1
Senator Edmunds was right when
le said the Electoral iiill w as not a ,>
nmpi oinisc, hut wrong when he said n l
imply provided tor carrying out the f
rovisious vd the Constitution.
While the old (doctoral committee u
vas at wink on the hill, and ju>t tin- |i
>hing its lihois, a resolution was i
lrawn up hy severa1 Democratic mom- 1
K'VH dec'ariog thai the hill provided >
or the searching investigation ol all J v
piesiions in dispiiie, and i lie intention 1
vas to embody this in tin* hill itsell. | d
When it was read, Mr Edmunds said, j d
dandly, that such a clause was plain- I I
y unnecessary, as the hi11 was cleatIv \ i
Icslglied to investigate I In' ControVCl- e
iy, and, as this seemed to he gcneially I
inderstood, the proposed clausu was a
,v it hdra wn by eotimion consent. The o
Moment t his (jneslion was lest c<l in the n
roniiiussion, Senator Edmunds pi iced s
mother constrticlion on the bill, and
las since invariably voted against
coking behind the Governor's returns.
This makes his record even more fxlions
than IJradley's, and brands him S
is the arch trickster in American poli- j n
ics. The opposition of Motion wasjs
xpected, and nothing cou'nl have sur ji
irised him more than 1 ho partisan t
iileluy ot Edmunds, alter lie had ii
>urt tculnrly assured Deinoeratic. Sena- ]
ors, in order to gain their seppoit tor t,
die in |, that it eontumplaled search- , u
ng investigation. v
^SFWS; FF13. -2
O'JIl WASHINGTON LETTISH.
TJio Electoral Coin mission onee more? '
(piesllous llcforc'lt nitil Conco ruing It
? I'lio Appropriation I?i 11 s?WU.it
Congress is i?wt Doing?SlialI Church
i'roperlr l ay inxds -A Word in lloliair??J'(leneral
il.tbeoek?Tins District
King?The Oivguii TeU'^rams, ole.,
etc.
[Special Correspondence to tlio
lioltlt Y Nk \V.S.|
Washington, I). C.,
February 1 7, 1877.
Judge Campbell yesterday oonclu- j
ded the argument in the Louisiana
ease be lore the Flectoral Commission
following Mr. F vails. A volu is ex- i
peeled by Monday. It is enough to <
say o! the argument ol Mr. Kvarts that :
it was almost, entirely on the admi-a. 1
nihility ol evidence, lie hardly loueli- ;
e<l upon the merits of liie ease. A
decision as to the admission of evidence |
may be rendered to-day, in whiel) ease |
the Dual decision as to tin) Statu will
be rendered l?y Monday. 7'fio Union
ol this morning raises the question of
the Commission, in an article by Mr. j
Mail* its principal editor, b it suggests j
no way of escape from the decisions. '
it may be said that no man here now
expects anything in favor of the Dein
ocrats, on any material point trom the
Com mission.
The various appropriation bills are
now in condition as follows: I'lie pension
bill appropriating $30,000,000 lias
passed both Houses. The Indian,!
Fortification, and Military Aea leuiy I
lolls are Indole I ho conference commit
lees, the Consular and Diplomatic bill
is before the House for the
L'onstdei'ation of Senate amendments;
the Legislative bill and post
.(lire loll have passed the House and :
iwuil the uelion of the Senate, the n
Army, Navy and sundry civil hill* i
have not passed the House; the Do- Ji
lieieney bill is before the Senate, hav. <
ng passed the House. This is the
worst showing for years, and points i
iiiiiusiaUab'.y t > an extra session. Tlie i
Senate y< sierday offered the n>e ol it* I
i a 11 to the Klec.oral Cominis>in <
whenever tliu Senate was noi in Ses
-ion. The Senate also voted to ex. I
111j?i> iroin taxation all property in the i t
District 11 <o?l lor religious and educa I
ioiial purposes. The <piest ion lias ex I
*ili < 1 much interest hero as fNcwIiciv,
,1ns el iss oi propeily bring very large, i
inil considerable amounts ol real cs ;
a to lii'bl merely lor speculation pur (
Mixes tlms escaping taxation. i
Mr. \Vliitchorn yesterday seruyd i
lu> adoption ol sin amendment to tin* i
S'aval anproprialion bill, suithori/.ing I
lie appoint incut ol a (Joinmission to i
heile i he tut tire naval policy ol the
Jailed JStniis. >
tie no rsil Uabjoek lias boon louml, on <
be authority ol the New Yortt A*/m, v
o be ;; delauitor to the liovernuient \
o a largo simount. The Uoiieral lias i
uiloriunatoly been mixed up in tin* <
(less will) so many scandals, that .bis i
est liiends may p? rliaps begin to ,
oose tailli in him. Ihn it ought to lie t
iiid tlistt no one who knows Itim well i
isis yet seen reason to distrust liiui. (
le bad a diilicnli plane to iiil as pit i
'ale secretary to the President, beides
disbursing huge amounts ol |
noney as Su pcrintciidcnl ol public i
mii111111gs and grounds. He was a a
oiling man, and older siinl more exue- \
ieuced men all around lum were nolo k
iously corrupt, bul, as betbre staled, a
hose who know him host believe thai I
wither oppm itiui'y nor example was i,
iilliciein. to corrupt him. u
llelore one ol the I louse Commit u
ees the late Hoard ol Public \\ orks o n
>ur District was iucideiitly tnvvsiiga- n
ed yesterday. It may be said thai n
lie diseh>sures w*-re ol a piece with t
I 11 > ? I VI I I I .. 1. 1..... I I .
.... . .....VII II I > v I.MU'II OCieiOIUlV (Mil) |
Ished, and Weill to show that '"sink n
i.s" ami lilies had lo he paid In fore I:
ny o! I In.! enormous contracts yiven ji
ill hy tin* Hoard could 111' Secured, i
iai field, 1 lanuci , and other members i
'I (Joiro'ress were shown lo have ro- h
eiveil lees lor iheir lidlueiico with the d
ionrd. i
The radical rascalities in Louisiana it
re io substance admitted hy beefl'ml, 1
he on.y ellorl made hy Mr. Evarls, to
Xcludc tin* rec.oi d ol them from the s
on.-idi rai ion ol the Kleeloral Cmninis. v
ion. To e licet thein there has heeli s
10 proof ol Ci'l'ivspotldill^ sins on the o
Mil ol the 1 )eino' i tos, hut an attempt >
? now hi'iiux made to connect Mr. s
ihlen or the 1 Jeiiiocrniic managers in v
sew York in a discreditable manner ..
nth the electoral dispute in Oivoon. d
'apet's purpoittn;; to ho telegraphic a
lispalches lo iind I loin Governor I'll. , t
It'll, lioternor (iiovtr and oiheis have t
>een produced be'oiv a committee ol i
Im iSi'iHUc, Home nl whit)i niv suppos !i
d v?? f^ht>w thai money 'viii im|?i*t?j?%*r- t,
y Used. it should hi* II IK It' fS I niti I thill h
ll the papers shuwi: are copies, not u
U'igilials, and tlwll there is absolute!) i
io prool that dispatches were ever n
cut or received as claimed. n
N it mo. /
A hank-hook was presented at the h
''prMi^lichl (Mass.) Institution loi p
mvinos one day last week which had v
lot been wen l?y the Innk oll'eials ^
i. ee 1 lie oril?ii.ill deposit w iis made, l>
hirly two years ago. The amoniil nl d
he deposit Wis was $:UH), while the J
nlerest alone has amounted to $1,0 11) o
hiring all '.his time the owner ot the a
iouk had never entered the bank or
-ked a question as to her propel ly, u
illicit she now comes to claim. ti
:4, 1-877.
-
OUU NEW YOIIX bElTEli.
IlOTll SIDKS OF T11K II MID TtMHs <JUBSTION
?OLD TIM lis AGAIN- -LOW UK NTS
? CWIJI.s' WAGIiS? AN KCCIJSTKIC
Oil ICIIK Y HTONK? A KNICKUUIIOCIvKK
W I*:I?I?I NO ? KM M A A 1MOTT."
[Krotn Our Own (Jorrosponrtout.J
New York. Kob. 12. 1S77.
The present financial and eotnin?roial
condition ol thy country, as rcllccted
in the mirror o| ilic metropolis is
either good or bid, as oun pleases to
regard it. Trade is quiet, dull ill lad,
in spite of the most vigorous eUurls ?>|
i lie press to galvanize it into brisk .?c.
liviiv. l\mplu woui buy i( limy can
help it( and the merchants who h ive
been watching, these three weary
years ami more, lor a rebound into the
driving times ol before the panic, are
still looking bl ink as they see the
season lor the Spring trade ol 1877,
Ironi which such great things were
hop <1, slipping ipiielly by without
much, it any, change lor the better
Irom last year. Tnat is the daik side.
On t he oilier hand, the "good old antewar
liniesM tv hen "a dollar wis a dollar,"
and when piiecs were down l<> a
point which scented almost iner?'?!ib!e
ten yeats alterward, are substantially
back again. All this time, while we
have been fruiting and complaining
about the hard limes the days ol hard
Dill ill Cll rreliev nml l.-i... I....... i
, J I v "
s c:iIi11lt u|>? 11 ns like a thud in (In*
eight, (tol?l has burn quietly sliding
down the scale, until hero a week or
so aoo the littlr yrliovv dollar fairly
trembled in tin* balance with the big
green dollar. No wonder the specie
payment question has been briskly
agitated ol laic, for it looks very much
as though the government would have
lo Iturry up with Us legislation it it
wants to claim any ol the credit o| re
sumption. It things arc lull loth in-|
selves we shall havo the Secretary ol !
i he Treasury, on .Ian. 1st, 1870, hunt- I
ing round with m lantern to llml thai i
icprceiated enrreney which the law
Iireds him to redeem <?n thai dale.
And with a practically gold basis,
lie cost o! Initio and doing business i
>iave shrunk, as well as the profits, so j
lhai there ts really not so much to
omplato about idler all. The large
111?1 significant it< tits ol store and
muse rents are a good indication ol
lie general tendency. These rents
lave not been so low in New York
icfore in liltecn years and interviews
with the leading brokers show thai
hey are going to drop still lower this
spring. Labor litis inn-lv I
lothing never, siiiiI iIn* whole Ii-1 ol j
iecessaries ??I lile are irran^ed on a j
i cry moderate scale ol piioes. All oi
a Ineli ones to show that weave mil so
lailly oil'alter all, which is some com
ort.
Il any one doubts inv assertion that i
.vagcs are low, I reier him to the ree- |
>ril ot t Ik? District Court lor this
vcck, where it is shown that, several ,
,'ouno girls employed in a large hook
iiulery ol this city, are seeing their
nnployer lor wages ilue thetn at the ,
ate ot from three to six dollars a
limit It. It is a satisfaction to add
hat they obtained prompt judgment
u their lavor, and that their liberal
tnployer was with equal piomptiiess ,
nit in j iii lor nun payment.
New Yotkers live all soils ot queer
ives and die ail sons ol queer deaths;
n prool ol the latter pare of which)
ssi'ilion I instance the ease of a
oung man who has just died in a wel1
now n hoarding house of a strange
ml haHling sickness of many months,
lis (i11*i symptoms were slight, pains
a hi.-* stomach, which, however, kept
iicrensiug in spite of all medic d treat
lent, till they incapacitated ihesuli'1'er
lor luisim ss ami brought him to
is death bed. Alter Ins demise the i
ii././.h d physicians made a post moreni
search lor the cause ot this singiiir
illness and found to their astonish
iii*iii uiiit ii cherry Mono swallowed :
isi summer had sprouted in their (
mln-nt's stomach and that it had been
he progress and wide r.iinilieation ol'<
his leariully abnormal growth which ;
ad occasioned his sufferings ami i
eath. The ease is emirelv unique, i ]
ml is so nearly ineredihlo llt.it were 1
t, not strongly vouched lor as genuine i
would not venture In mention it.
An old wedding in ht _?h lite hrsU
till I'urtijer distinguished the past
feck. Miss Mareia llocsevt It, the ; '
ole and oiphan iniliionheress ot one i
! the old Knickerbocker hunilies ol t t
Jew V< ik, Iidl in h?ve with the hand- <
nine and penniless tenor ol I lie church j
rhieli sin* attended, and a Intel court- , *
hip was crowned by the "rand wed '
ing o' t he ot iter evening at St. Thotn. '
s\ The large ehnreh was crowded
a snlVoeati'Ui with the cream ot sociey
drawn thither perhaps not, more by
ue high social rank ol llie bride than (
y cur.osity to see what the iineli.ni. (
a'n|e insist on considering a notable i
iciiiieu to mamm<m. The sacrifice j i
?av hsiv?? l>. <m ? 1 1
, _ ....... <> ? < I > I'M III 1III Ollt', Dill. I '
t il I<htuiv was iw?t. ii|i|>:ir< tit. 1'he | ?
et result may lie very Ini.tly sum J
ii'il ii|>. St. Thomas lias lost In r j 1
(polio like tenor - a voting man with ! .
o capital lint a passable voice ami a!'1
inn like A<1iilii* lias exchanged a
ositimi woitli $S00 a year (or another
t'liieli will \ ield liiin til the very least c
10,000, that >i n ii mi I inennie liavino
eeii (lelii.itely settled on hint hy his ]
otinj? spouse ? ami. lastly, Miss,
tnhscvell has ohtaineii the hnsliaml
t her choice. What more could lie !
sked ?
Tli" leading.event oi the year in our j
I'isiea! world i* the debut in her tin- in
i\c land ol Miss lvnma Ahboit the ; [
1 J u
\ ? m M??4 Aniei I.M?? slligjr \\ ill* alUrft
severe ami thorough musical educa?
!i<>ti iinilci' tlic lii^i masters ol Iialv,
oI Paris am) tit London, nmi a trinm?
pliant season o' opera in tliq latter jfl
eii y, comes * I) ick to meet the hearty *? u
plaudits of her own countrymen.
Her opening oo icci l at Chiekeiing
II.ill was an oval ton, her magnificent
I singing more that meeting the anxious
expert uioKYj ol her iJfeiierou* Irieiuls
ami creating genuine Vnt liuiasm. \V?
shall have turther opportunities of
; hearing this young holy alter which I
may luivo muiel hing to nay ol her
history, her struggles ami her triumphs.
Hanix.
tm-wifwj i r.imm ? mwLwmmrmmmnmtmmmm??
M E I) I C A L ,
Jutl^iiU'iH oft Sic IVopIc.
1 >?ir i?sc Mir i>i*? eisrhl vfir< the public have
I'.ir? fuII? o'-servetl t lit* wrmrterfni cures ttccomI
;?U*lie l?v Ailt'ii'i siri ikUikiiIiik Oq'iII.iI Kr?m
ii.? inn in-iiiv :iii iiinctcil sull'Ter lets been restored
in perfect ?e*ilih ifier hiving expeiiueit tx
una i f.rniiia In proeiirnut jiumIiciiI ml vice unit
O" I Miiin/ mineral ineilicln^B*
lis ninlk'ii |tri)|x'r i i.'h >i*P rOternali v??, tonic?
sol vi mi anil (IinreUc Thero i* no dii*:e<p of ilio
human Msl'in fur whi-di Allen's Strengthening
'ofili il ctiiinol tie used with perfect mieiy.
Aliens Sli'cngllicning Cordial
Wil.t. CUKli
S CaOFTJL Af-.
sciisoriBgOi;* SBI'.TIOR.
It will era die ito from f.hesvsl<?m *01 y taint of
Scrofula noil Scrotulmis Humor, It l.a* |vriti i>
cmr.I i||iiii?in Is ill helpless cases wliete
all oilier known lemedies fulled* .^im
Tumors, tTleeja, or Old
Sore^
Arr caused by nn impure state of the blood;
cleanse iliu liloixl thoroughly with Alloa's
Strengthening Cordial u..d 1 lie complaints will
llu:i|i|il>iir.
A lien's strength' tiinir Cordial euros Constipuliou,
l'\>i'op>|i Kut 111 n* ss of Stomach. It l? not
tt eitinuhu'Hit Hit ?r? wli it cteiies -t rtctiiiou*
:i|.p-t 1 to, hut. ? gen 1 to I onli', which assists 11:1111 re
to restore 1 be tiumitcli 'o a Iieai'hv iti'tioo. So
p*11 soil "oill'-rniir from Sour Stomach, lie niacin",
i'n> ivi'uru Pi'p>ttl'ion of the heart, Imliges11
on low Spirits, Jic , can tike three doses
wt hou. reli *f
Allen's Strengthening Cordial cures fe-u ilo
\Vi:tU?e.?-{ Hints ilire/tlv upon tlie causes of
Hi-re complaint*, invtgoraies and Strengthen:!
ilie wlio'e system, act* Upon llpi secretive organs
and allays mil luin
Al ell's vt 'ehg 1 In n i ny t'lirdia I has never f iled
to core in retina I dire !? ?, p 1 in 111 1 lie hones, as
i t reiiiov. s Ironi 1 In* ??soon 1 lie producing cause.
Silt liii" mi .mil S 11I lie ut reitililv yield 10 the
great tilte.T 11 iVh ell'* -is of tin ? medicine
A I it's Strengthening Cul'ili il has never been
known 10 I ill in eivfiig Intinciltu'e relief in till
dise.se* ol the Itiduey* and Urinary organs.
f'lil* meiilciue challenges '.he most yrofotiud
alieution ol Hie medical ficulty, iiiany of whom
tir- pre.-critiiug II tolh-lr p.lio.ls
A lieli'S "Ureiig limning Cordi 11 ids as delightfully
on the tender matte, Hie most delcate litily,
and 1 tili 1*nt old age, as on ilm strong mm; tinpit
1 ng i,e ii haul vigor to the tier. anil nraiii,
hi >111 vessel.-, Iieirt and liver \V hen taken vott
tan leel Us lile-vlviiig power ourse through
e ver . a rler v , <1. s troy I lie 11 I d 1.-eases hi I he hlood
ami givi g hea th, elasticity ami strength to the
whoie 01 g 111/, 1 urn.
A l eu's Sirougtheiung Cordial is acknowledged
by a II cl iss * ol poop e 10 he ili-nest ail m j.t
reliable moil p trill r 111 tit* wot 1 I It is a myertaiting
I't-n 1'ily anil call lie relied up .a. lloW
1111. y ihous .ml< upon thon-aml* have tieeu
sua ten oil is l w 'i e f 1 out Hi nria k of t he gr . v??
>\ iis nillM.II !oll8 no v/.f- Who .e III .
...... c-iiimt irum
l.iver t inmpo ii i.-, l)i spep-ia, I>1 sense <>| tlm
Siom tcti, Knlnev*, Dowels or lii idder wlivn
no li .1 yreal remedy in wiihin reach?
V <>1 nmos might bit filled Willi proof from nil
p iris ol iIn* i ivtiixcd world lo prove no remedy
li is t'Vrr h mi ul?ioverril lo tun woo e history
of uifd **iiio tli n ii?i8 so promptly. Kven in the
worst easts ol Scr.-fula a good appetite, complem
11si *.-11 ?11 siiviiKin ind i di>position for exercise,
are silt* to folio w its use li his htiwris arf
i'o-11 ve, or lo* nl ii lie -i coo in panics the disease, i ho
iim? ol Alien's l.iv-r 1'i.ls will remove It. Over
rt* In ye i rs experience hi l 'lie more tsing point
! inly ol Alien s lover I'll will remove it. Over
eulii. ye ?rs experience anil the in re asm* popit*
i.riti ol a i en's medicines :n e conclusive pioof.
i'rice in iki p *i ooi tie, or six bottles fur f.t.no. If
vo'ir ill tiyrisi or store-keeper does not have It,
we will lorw ir i h vif a do/eu to any address on
i e, eipt ol the price.
Prepared on I v hy
AMERICAN MEDICINE CO.,
St. Joseph, .Mo.
for s*i1? hv all Druggists,
teb 21 iyr
Allen's Pile Ointment.
The Oeif/innl un l Genuine Preparation.
The repnia' on of tins Aledic lie is iriy >o well
v i ii li he I licit I beral mlnoed men in the med il
profession ihroiighnn^h" Onion r -co n timid
K io their p i limit- a< ttii^JM-rv best of all renin.
Ile? |nr Pil?a. ilnndri^V of ibe most pilnfill
"me of plies have been cured ay its use In a very
ihcri time.
No medicine has ev.-r obtained a higher or
inure iDs^rving reputation than Alien's PPe
Ointment
Allen's Pile Ointment is a remedy of universal
nsefnloest whenever an oil cerate *alve ointment
>r cmbroe.iiion is required, in r is.-s of Horns,
scalds, il istei-i, sprains. \ br isions, 'n l?, ITi ers
*nii tltienm I'e t-r, K/ina, If my Worm It trier's
lc ti. Frosted lamb", (Millbl.tins Chapped
ii. V'ever linslers, lied Sores, Snro Feet,
Uhinons, Vctretanie I* d-oning, Dues of Insects,
ind all di-enses Of ill - K e.
i'her-' Is ii kiio.vn rmue ly tiiat gives such lasL1111?
r"ii ! if Aileu'-' Pile Omimeiil. It is a new
lel yhCnl and Wonderful remedy, destined and
.%: rrt'iiit-d lu bnpt-iM'(le nil oilier Oniiinriilt yet
t ise iV'i r- if
AIten'i" IMe Ointment if nntirety 0i(T?rent from
?ii\ other 'Miiioivn t tu the wttole world, perfect,
> It.-vrinfor tiie infant or i?f?i?: it t? ron|l?s
mil irritefnl to the burning nrow, tlirohtiiinc
'initio* and invei p itched system; ii will bani*ri
am mill nlliy in II a ma it on iinoe rapidly tttan
my our uive compounders Hi is or in any other
oiinlry.
I'l if- SO rents a box, or six boxes for ^2 of). If
t'oiir tlriirf l?i or store keeper doss not nave it,
an win lorw.ird Ii iif a doV.ni 10 any aildre.se oil
rece'pl ot I lie |ii ire.
ircii oniy ny
AM I: III CAN MEltlCTNE CO.,
St. Joseph, .\*o. ...
feh 24lyr
' ',ln'1 *M' '<? >de h> eyerv iigen t every
i.vjvjl.j noiiih mi the hiislne** we Hirnlslt,
v V W V "ii thus"Will it in worn fin easily
earn a <1 z n dolur* i d ty rutin, in
lo ir own lor.oi1 ! *. II ive iio ro ?w? toexpiiht
iere. Itiisine-e | ie suit and ho titrable. \V.inen,
and ln?j * and itirls do : ? well is moo. We
vill Inmndl >on a cu pete U at III tre*. Tint
uislufss I'.ij# heller tnaii all thing el-". We
elil hi* ii rxpeo-e of atir<|i|t you. r*ari icillars
ri-e. Wri't' iin.i no Ki.'iners and nieeli i ii us,
iinr eons and d-inrhters, and ail classes in
ler'd of p i> I / woi K at ho ue. should mrim o
mi l our-. Nowisilie Uitie Don't deity. Ad?
lr??s I'MM ti Co , Mime. foolO 3m
I.tie lumens# I Uncover i## by STAY|,KY and
.lit is .in- just added to ill omy complete
Life and Labors of
LIVINGSTONE.
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.eroio II if lues i I III. century, nil.I tills boon is
moot ilie most v.llmciive, laaciiitttiii^-, richly
ilostrnied and instructive volumes ever l?aued.
Ieiui{ the only entire and 1111 themio 'lfe? the
riilliou* a re either f ?r It, and wide-await# aK,',,,
ue w.iuleil qui l< v. For pi not and terms "d.
Iiess 111'KIIAKI> llllOS., F tiblulicr#, 733 San.
um St , I'iiila. de" " *i