The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, February 23, 1876, Image 4
SUM*ART OF >EWS.
Iitfrrallm Ilea.) Irom B*me nnd Abroad 1
The London Time* indorses Senator Sherman's
proposition for the establishment of
a common unit of money for the United States
and England Wm. M. Evarts has been o
re-elected president of the Yale Alumni Aeuo- B
oiatiou Victor Hugo issued an address to {
the senatorial delegates from Paris and
France, asking them to found a democracy *
which shall end foreign wars by arbitration, '
civil war by amnesty and distress by educa- i
tion vThe dead body of Elizabeth Trom- r
baroher, a German girl, fourteen years of age, '
was found at Youngstown, Obio. Her veil c
was tied around her throat, and she Lad evi- a
dently beon strangled. Tho verdict of a
ooroner'B jury was that she had beon ravished 0
uu uiuiumcu. ..... ine rope i?ui j.ue v
scale shop of E. & T. Fairbanks A Co., at a
8t. Jobusbury, Vt., wan destroyed by Arc. Tbe ?
loss is covered by insurance. Tho shop will b
be reboilt at once Jacobs was hung in u
Joliet, Illinois, for murdering his wife 8
John Kelly has bought the Evening Express, to [
be published in the Interest of Tammany.
a
Several membora of the McLean hose com- B
pany, at Passaio, N. J., have been arrested for I
incendiarism. They fired buildings simply for v
the purpose of taking ont their hose carnage. ?
The Tuiks have received another defeat c
at the hands of the insurgents at Trebigne.. '
There iB prospect of another revolution in J
Hayti A Mrs. Meeling and her paramour, t
one Williame, who were under arrest at Bar- 0
boursville, W. V., for the murder of Mr. Moel- J
V
ing, wore taken from the jail by a masked
mob, and told they were to die. Both con- c
fessed, and Williams was speedliy hung ; but J
as no one was willing to put the rope abunt 5
the woman's neck, she was rotorned to the \
jail The direct cable to Europe has broken I
for the third time. The fracture is 140 miles
from Nova Scotia. e
The commissioners to examine into the [
State debt of Alabama, report the total in- j
debtcduces at $30,000,000, and the assessed '
value of property in the Btate at $160,000,000. ?
Two masked men rode up to a field 8
in which "Doc " Magrum was working, on the t
Tennessee river, and shot him dead. As *
Macrrum was noted for l?ia iltrino J
m a Federal guerrilla during the war, it is c
probable that some atrocity committed at that 8
time brought about his death Recent re- t
porta from the Black Hills state that there are t
twelve hundred miners at work, and that the i
yield averages one dollar per hour per man. j:
..: .John Hcannell, who murdered Donohue in e
New York in 1872, and escaped hanging on the
plea of insanity, for which he was confined in
a State lunatic asylum, has been pronounced 0
in a sane condition at present by the proper t
offioers, and will shortly be released The f
Reformed church iu Kockville Center, Long 0
island, was burned recently. It waB built two t
years ago, and coat $14,000 New York's
Attorney-General Fairchild paid to Comptroller
Green $555,345.94, proceeds of the judgment
recovered by the State against the estate
of James Watson, late of the ring
Marshall Crain, one of the notorious Williamson
(111.) oounty gang, was hanged at Marion,
111., for the murder of two men. Crain confessed
the crime.
Hon. E. D. Winslow, a prominent politician
of Boston, aud owner of the Newt, as well as
treasurer of the Port association, left the
country suddenly with hid family, and it has
been since transpired that he has been systematically
forging indorsements to checks for
the past few years, the amount being varioosly
estimated at from $100,000 to $250,000.
S>r. .^The bill appropriating $1,500,000 for the
Centennial passed the Hoose by a vote of 146
to 130 The commission appointed to
examine works of Freuch artists for exhibition
at the Philadelphia Centennial exposition have
completed their labors, having selected 670
pictures, 100 sculptures, and sixty engravings
and designs The celebrated French race
horn A rtU/liafAnv ? 1 *
irniitu ui bun ?ru*ietjt races
In Kurqpg.is dead A baud of Sioux warrior#,
hoaded by SiCtiug Bdli, is on tlio worpaUi
The Turks threaten to invade Montenegro
if that government does not oeaee
giving aid to the insurgents....A crowd of
two hundred men t.ok two white murderers
named Dawson and Estep from jail at Charleston,
W. Ya., and hanged them. Later on a
mob of colored meu took out Hiacs, a colored
muniurer, and hanged him aleo.
A revolution has broken out in the northern
and oentrsi portions of Mexico The Penn ylTt*?!?oai
mines are to be closed from the ,
seventh of February to the eleventh of March,
on aooount of a glut itfthe market Intelligence
has been received from Col. Gordon,
the Nile explorer, datsd at Duffle, stating that
he was safe and well. The surgeon of the
expedition had died, and Col. Gordon was the
only white man remaining. He had jast reached
the rapids, which he feared wore impassable.
The London Timet says the United States
bonds are being heavily bought in that oonntra
M an investment Capt McNally, of
Toxas, says that Mexicans along the Rio
Grande fairly support themselves by cattle
raiding....A fire in Hollis hall at Harvard
College caused a loss of 115,000 ... At a meeting
of the creditors of Edwin Booth, the '
famoas aotor, his liabilities were stated to be ,
$250,000, on which s dividend of five and one- i
quarter per oent. was declared The ship 1
Loth air, from Yokohama for New York, lost '
overboard the first officer and two seamen i
from the topsail yard A. bill has passed the I
Honse rodociug the postage on third-class '
matter to one oent for two oonoes.
The Northampton (Maes.) bank ?as robbed 1
by the men who gagged the family of the ]
caahisr, although the first dispatche? stated 1
that the robbers were obliged to leave empty- <
handed. It now transpires that they took
$670,000 in ?
??> >uuau ui WU1DU 18 nOC |
negotiable The Treasury department de- j
etroyed $664,080 In greenbacks, being eighty 1
par oent. of the new national bank currency j
issued daring January. This leaves the out- i
standing greenback circulation $971,271,140.
W|r is imminent between Guatemala (
and Sua Salvador. Both oountriea are arming. ,
.Jonathan Karie, treaanrar of the New <
Brunswick and Norfolk Hosiery Go., of New (
Brunewisk, N. J., swindled the oompsny out j
of $140,000, and when fonnd oat turned over <
his own property to that amount Four 1
men were arrested on the eastward-bound e=- j
press from Chicago, while forcing an entrance <
into the expreee oar, the safe of which contained
$400,000 in currency and bullion.
m ?wa?eeaBBseniw? I
A man hits the right grade of oondact <
when-> ha-shows firmness without rude- <
nees. ]
FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
'hr Business ol Geatral Interest Trn
acted.
SEltATB.
Mr. Kelley [Den.], Of Oregon, from
ommittee on railroads, reported with ame
uents the Senate bill to extend the time
he construction and completion of the Noi
>rn Pacific railroad. Placed on the calenc
Mr. Davis [Dem.]. of West Virginia, ca
ip the resolution submitted by him a few d
tgo in regard to the investigation of tho bo
Liid accounts of the Treasury dopartmi
Che motion of Mr- Edmonds to amend
eeolntion so as to have the investigation m
>7 the committee on finance instead o
pecial commit tee.'was agreed to. On mol
,t U. Vn,.ll1 11>?.. 1 ?? 17 . .? -
pa pill. luuinii U1 TCIUiUIlt, IU0 ]
cable alleging that there were discrepant
it the accounts of the treasury, etc., was 1
the table.
During the consideration of the bill to ]
ide for a commission on the subject of
looholio liquor traffic, Mr. Sherman said
ee of spirituous liquors was the cause
rime m all' parts of the world, and cau
eggarv and poverty. This vice was alu
niversal, and it semced to him that the C
rose of the United States might well givo
nbjec.t full and fair examination. Sir. Moi
Hep ], of Maine, spoke iu favor of the bill
Mr. Sargent [Hep.], of California, preset]
> petition signed by a large number of lad
sking that a government be established iu
liBtriot of Columbia which would confor u
romon the right to vote.
Mr. Christiancy [Hep.], of Michigan, s
nitted an amendment to the lfqnor bill
laring that the commission shall he appoii
or the purpose of obtaining infoxma
rhicl) may serve as a guide to the syatec
agislation best fitted in reference to the qt
ion of revenue from tbo manufacture andi
f alcoholic mid fermented liquors, and
aorals and the welfare of the people. Agi
0.
The amendments proposed by tbo Set
ommittee on finance on the twenty-firs'
anuary were also concurred in, and the
ras passed as omouded?yeas, 37; nays,
lessrs. Booth [Iud.], of California,
Others [Dom.], of Virginia, voting with
topublicans iu favor of tbo bill.
The bill to confirm pre-emption and lio
tead entries of public lands within the lb
if railroad grants, was passed by a vote ol
o 9. Several amendments were attem]
tut all failed, and the lull passed as origin
ircsented. The bill provides that all
imption and homestead entries, or entrie
omplianoe with any law of the United Sta
if the public lands, made in good faith
ctual Battlers upon tracts of land of not n
ban one hundred and sixty acres each, wi
he limits of anv land Brant nrinr tn th?
rlien notice of withdrawal of the land embft
n auch gtaut was received at the local 1
iffice of the dietriot in fthich each lands
itnatod, or after their restoration to ma
>y order of the general land Office, and wl
he pre-emption aud homestead laws L
>oen complied with and proper proofs the
lave been made by the parties holding >
racts or parcels, they shall be confirmed
istents for the same shall lssne to tho pai
mtitled thereto.
HOUSE.
The proposition to vote the sum of $1 t
00 for the Centennial, attracted much at
ion in the House. 8pooches were madt
avor of and against the bill by a large nun
>f members. Mr. Lawreuce'*(Rep.), of O
aid that the appropriation would be wi
cany times over 91,500,000; and would 1
;ood Investment aud bring back more tba
sost. The government might eave 91,600
>y refusing the appropriation, but it m
ose 9100,000,000 by doing so. Mr. Ban
Dem.), of Pennsylvania, gave an indigi
iontradiction to the statement in a letter l
ive to the character of the Centennial otiic
rod said that a purer set of men than
nembers of the Centennial board uevor-a
iged any enterprise. Mr. Kelley (Rep.]
Pennsylvania.?And I Bay amen to every r
ny colleague has said.
Mr. Hopkius [Dem.]. of Pennsylvania,
the closing hour of the debate, bat snrrend
1 part of his time, and speechos were deltv
by Messrs. Young [Dem.]. of Tenmssee,
liandall [Dem.], of Pennsylvania.
An amendment offered by Mr. Sprii
Dem.], of Illinois, requiring the paymen
Full to the Dnited States treasury of any
nice that may bo left iu the hands' of
finance committee before anv dividend or
rentage of the profits shall be paid to
stockholders, was agreed to.
The veto was then taken, aud the bill pa
?yeas, 14G; nays, 130. The aunounceu
wan greeted wun applause.
Bifla were introduced to provide for the
isnsion of the sinking fnnd until 1880 ;
m amend the act authorizing the fun
>f the national debt; to fund
egal tender debt of the United Seates ,
funding legal tender notes into forty-year
3er cent, gold bonds to tlio amount of $
>00,000, at a rate not to exceed 3,d00,0?
month; fixing the first Monday of Jauuar
he time of the meeting of Congress; ah
jcnstitutional amendment proposing tocln
he beginning of the Providential term i
March 4 to May 1; to proteot life on st4
ihipe, steamboats and sailing vessels ; to
ride means of cheap transportation in inti
waters; to abolish the stamp dnty on
prietary medicines ; to reduce he tax oi
jacco and wbiskv, and to abolish the stam]
>n bank cheeks ;* granting bonuiies to bei
ioldiers in the late war who enlisted for
han one year, aud who were killed or die
reason of service.
By Mr. A S. Williams {lisp.], of Miclii
i constitutional amendment prohibiting 8
iors aud Representatives from soliciting
^ointments to or removals from office, and
riding a civil service commission.
By Mr. Wilson [Rep,], of Iowa, a oons
.ioual amendment, providing that the ten
itfice of Representatives shall begin on
irst of January, instead of the fonrtl
March.
By Mr. Cronnse [Rep.], of Nebraska,
daring lands heretofore trr?nt*d tn
ftilroid companies subject to State tax a tic
By Mr. Jaoobs, of Washington Territory
restoring to the public domain land in W
ngton Territory granted to the Northern
jiflo railroad.
By Mr. Stone [Dem.], of Missouri, a ret
tion instructing the post-office committe
investigate the straw bid system. Adopte
Mr. Rusk [Bep.], of Wisconsin, reported
bill to Increase pensions in cortain cases
provides that persons who in the milita
naval service have lost one hand and one
or even been fatally or permanently disal
shall be entitled to a pension for each of t
disabilities.
Mr. Clark (Dem.), of Mirsouri, from
post-offioe committee, called up the bill rei
ting postage on third-da* u mail matter
provides that all mailablo matter of the t
clan, referred to in sections 3,879 and 8,9
the revised statutes, may weigh not excec
four pounds for eaoh package, and that
postage thereon shall be one cent for t
two ounces or fraction thereof. After i
tittle discussion the bill was passed withe
division of the House
Mr. Cannon (Bep.), of Illinois, from
xrmmittee on poet-offloes and poet-road
ported a bill to amend section 8.898 and 8
providing penalties for tbe eendiog of otx
suur tn rough the mails. The bill watcriti
WTtttiy by the House, mt??I member* o
ng that injustice to lnnooent persons w
result from the carrying oat of Its provis
rhe bill was referred to the oomaoittee.
Mr. Douglass (Dem.), of Virginia, fron
xxnmitte on patents, reported a bill to ai
Motion 190 of the revised- etatntes prohifc
jffioera, clerks, of employees of any of
jffloee of the government acting as oou
Utorney, or agent, or being interested ii
Inn for proas acting cither claims or pat
ipplioation for which was pending while
sere each clerks, or employees. Also,
my gorernment officer recognizing suoh
ion in any snob application shall be, ipte J
Uncharged from the service. Passed.
The old story. Boston papers ac
that with a few minor exceptions,
rity "gets a dollar's worth of work
ivory hundred expended on publio
arovementa.
e
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?? The Centennial Bill.
The vote in the United States House
lM_ of Representatives on the question of
appropriating $1,600,000 in aid of the
centennial was 146 yeas to 130 nays.
A". amendment to the original :?bill
Uie makes it simply a loan from the governor
ment, instead of a contribution ?r a
rth- subscription to the stock. This amendUr.
ment was made in committee of the
llod whole by a rising vote of 116 to 99. An
important amendment was made unanimt
mously, on motion of Mr. Kasson, retbo
quiring bonds of $500,000 for the faith- tt
ade ful disbursement of the appropriation. *
' & The vote stood aa follows : B
Yea., 14?. * * tl
,1Aa Republicans _.. ^ 85 ?
j?y[ l>emocrat^..... .T.X.i;55 *
IudependeutSj. 5 m
Total ji 7l4G I
?!I Nays. 130. . . I
Qj Democrats. | 106 I
sed Republicans.;; 19 I
lost ludepeudeiwa 5
the Total ;..130 w
rrill The Southern States gavo votes for ?
ited the l>ill as follows: Liouisiana, 6; Ala- s
,en, bama, 2; Arkansas, 3; TexaH, 4; Geor- tho
gia, 1; South Carolina, 5; North Caro- ^
P?u lina, 3; Mississippi, 8; Missouri, 2; "
Vlnn.lo O. T.*?* 1? 1- -rr- - I '
, - mf ikcunuuivjr, i; Virginia, i, i
de" and Tennessee, 1, making 34 in all. ?
ited The vote of Now England, oxcept five, ^
ion woe given for the bill. Of these one t
a of wits from Oonneoticut, two from New sali
Hampshire, and two from Vermont. ]
the New York gave twenty-three yeas and ~t
eed seven nays, throo members being ab- sent.
New Jersey gave six votes for the 5
jeto bill. Pennsylvania gave five votes b?]
against ^the bill. Delaware was uuani20.
ntously opposed to the bill. Maryland *
and stood 3 to 3. *
tho (
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thin a
ime A Remarkable Professional Success.
icld i
laud Among the notable professional men of this '
are country who have achieved extraordinary enc- rket
C088 >8 K. V. Pieroo, of Buffalo, N. Y. The (
lero prominence which lio has attained has boon J
tavo reached throngh strictly legitimate means, and roof
80 *ar- therefore, be deserves tho enviable ,
mob reputation which he enjoys. This large meae- (
Rnrl nrc of success is tho result of a thorongh and ~
tiea careful preparation for his calling, and exton- '
j si*0 reading during a lonp and unusuallv largo
. , - . -...v,.. wu nuavm HI gain illKLI
commendation, even from liid professions! I
qq _ broth ten. Devoting hie attention to certain [
1^2 specialties of the so.ence he haa bo carefnllj
,J investigated, he ban been rewarded in a remarkable
degree. In thcBO specialties he has (
become a recognized leader. Not a few of the t
ortli remedies prescribed by him have, it is said, .
boeik adopted and prescribed by physicians in J
it their private praotico. His pamphlets and
| qqq larger works have been received as useful 1
icht contributions to medical knowledge. Ho has I
idall recP,ntly added another, and perhaps more im- '
rant P?rt*nt work, becanse of more general apph- '
.eja_ cation, to the list of his published writings. ,e
" Tois book, entitled "The People's Common i
the **eime Medical Adviser," is designed to enter J
aan into .gtuieral circulation. Dr. Pieroe has re,
Qf ceived ackccwlodguisuts and honors from
' d mauy four cos, aud especially eqiontiac degrees j
from two of the first medical institutions in |
had thol Aud.?Missouri (St. Louis) HqpxJbUcan.
ered I S"5 it.? - (
ered Nt:ir RNOK' PULMONIC HYRUP, NKA ,
n-nd HUE!) TONIC' and MANDKAKK Plbl.x.
Qger Those deservedly celebrated and popular medicines J
it in bare effected a revolution In tlia healing art, and proved <
bal- the fallacy of several *"* rlrrl' which have for many years
the obstructed the progress of medical scienoe. The false
per- supposition that *' Consumption Is Incurable " deterred J
the physicians from attempting to find remedies for that
disease, and patients afflicted with H reconciled them-,
Bf.ed solve, to death without mating an effort to esoape from
lent a doom which they supposed to be unavoidable. It is
it new proved, however, that Guvnenyrtioe son be cm*i,
SDH 1 and that It h*s been oared In a very great number of
bIhW oases (some sf them apparently desperate onsa) by
ding SoUeri alt's i'olmonto Bjruy alone; and la other esses by j
the the same medicine In connection with Schenok's Sea
, for 'Weed Tonic sad Mandrake Pills, one or Mb, acoordf
on? In to the requirements of the oaaa
1UU,- | l?r Kobenck hlmse.f, who enjoyed uninterrupted Rood j
90 A j hedth for aoit than forty (out m uhmm-J, it oon 1
for < Hme, tones* the yery r*te aiT death, his pnysloianshaT'
lag pmnonuced his o..?e hopeless, and abandoned him
if. e to his fate. He was cured nf the aforeeal.l mediclnee,
XDge and, since hla recovery, manythousandssimilarly affect
ed ktMlwd Dr. Hobtmok's preparations with the same >
remarkable success. '
JAtu- Fall directions eoeompany each, making It not abeouro
lately neoeaaary to personally see l>r. Hcheuck anleee .
patients wtsh their lonpa examined, and for this par- |
uriirr (K>M, he Is professionally at his principal offioe. Corner
pro- girth and Areh tt<ieet?, Philadelphia, ererr Monday,
a to- where nil letters for advice mnst be addressed. 1
} Schenck's medicines are sold by all druxxista.
ra of 1 >? /"'. r - . |
]e.BH The Markets.
a by
1A A ? / . ?BT? * **gan,
Beef (fattlh?Prime to Extra Bollocks if)fA 12* 1
ona- Common to Good Texaus 07 ii ? 0714
an- htfieb Oowa ........... to 00 ?fS 0.-14 !
nro. Itoga?Lire... 08 9 CS
Drreaad... If 0 OtK
... Sheep............ 06 0 07
titu- Lambi ....s.? ?
Q Of OottOD?Middling 18X0 13h j
the Flour?Kxtra Western B 85 9 ( O'l J
1 of' BUte Extra 5 35 0 6 76
Wheat?Bad Wrataru..., 1 as 0 1 28
Hn Ho. f Spring.... IX A 1 26
"f" Bye?8teie M 0 #4
rtAln Barley?Bute...... It fl OS
>n- Barley Malt...... U fill
for .rate?Mixed Weeterts ' <8 0 48
anil- Corn? Mixed Wextern .... 6JX0 68X>Pa
day, per owt 0J S 1 IS
Straw, per cat n 70 93 1 20
He pa. .78-a-la *19 ....olde 04 * 08
Pork?Mees 20 66 *31 0
? Ufd .... 19X* 121*
<3- F1A?Mackerel, Ho. 1, new. V. .10 00 *29 00
1 the T < Ho. 2, new 18 CO 018 00
It Dry God, o*r owt...... 6 00 0 6 00
r* or Herring, scaled, por box. . . 28 0 87
foot 1 P*roleum-Omde. C814*06H Refined, l*H
bled' 3fool?California Fleeoe 20 0 38
aaaxKMiH' ' ?l W 33
noee Aru.tra!ian " ............ 88 (A 60
.a. 3 S 3
Kola- WmMcuT?U<nr............ 18 <* ? '
t* Western Ordinary 15 <& 17
}!'? ouudfeSBfeSr.::::?.:; "?* S*
y,of State Bkimmed 04 A (-7
xJinjj ?t# WmUib 1H
1 thft ilgBB-gtaU 3i ? 34
yveny kuini
some wheat..~ 1 8T 1 87*
>Ht a Bye?flUte.... 80 01 08
Cora-Mixed 68 A At
,* olSZGSXZ:::>? SS
18M nmuo.
jgj 83It3B.iwr:::S"S
SS1 gsr^;ir.rr.^:.:^r. SS S S
rould Bye fp? 80 |l 80
iODB. Btrlisrdfi. 78 ? 1 07
? ,T5uBHu i*}tii4wWu;
i the ootton?Low Middlli(T* ?K? UK
nend Flonr?Extra......... 8 75 % 8 76
r.v^r?.'3 i'S
. Corn?Yellow ' " W? 81
OA*1- Oata?Mi*ed. ..,.. ? ...... ** <8
mS P6^lOT*^- OT**
??/ BeefCattle?Extra. 07 ? 07*
4h?t Hheap. 00*
per- Hoga?Dreaaed 11 9 *2*
acto, rtoi?i?aMMaylfaBlm titn 0 78 6 80
Wheat?Waatern Bad 1 07 *,1 90
B/? * ?, ? JJ
Corn?YaUcw. . ................. Bo 9 89
wert S 5 ?
the P trrflaoto-oiitfe 11 Baftned. 14
; for ' 'K/ ' WATKBTOWlf, *A?a.
53 fiS
The Price of Pleasure. ?
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Upon the valley's lap ?P
Tho liberal morning throws ?>!
A thousand drops of dew, . ??
- To wake a single rose. "?
oo
Thug often, in the couree <x>
Of life's few fleeting years, 2*
A Btngle pleasure Mats' ??
The sonl a thousand tears.
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? W. C. Bryant. t>d
oo
nr, r ? * , r oo
oo
Fimplofl on the faoe, rough skin, <*?
happed bands, Balfcrheom and all ontaneoan
Sections cared, the skin made soft and oo
mootlV, by the use of Jqmim Taa Soap. That ?>
lado by Caswell, Hazard & Co., Net^ York, is oo
tie only kind that can be relied on, as there oo
re many imitations, made'from common tar,
inch are worthless.?Oom. r oo
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FSffSPJHP'rmU, bnwlre! Inelit that four ""
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Tin Atlantlo Oabla onlto* two Pb oo
orlds.bat not so clow or wramffkVs4vl3l 00
tho colebrated C A H I, It oo
CRKW W1IIK naiW theKlMilAVi
>le to tho apnrr of Boot* and ??
bow. Tho* win not Hi, n. t*.i. mtia a **
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Tided ronrae for Primary and (f rani roar School*
he preceding worka are oompllaUom of tboaa thoi
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CHEERFUL VOICES!
A Tory popular collection of School Son fa. AO
NT ational Hymn and Tune Bo<
40 eta). Oontalna the beat collection of Sacred 1
xiant for opening and cloatng schoola.
We alec call attention to thoae excellent oollao
>1 School Honga:
" Wrrry Ohiraaa," " (lolden Wreath," " If lghting
nd " Oolden Hobln," each AO eta.; to " D?
olfeggloe," " Paneenm's A B O," Perkln'a " Orphi
Hour oi Singing ." all for the Higher Hobooie, Ma
Ireat Mode Chart*. 98, and DrTHtreeter'a Troatl
Primary KlemenU," OO ota.
All booka sent by mall, poet-fret., for retail price.
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class Monthly Maea?ini reguuimeuUed by Jennie June,
oog ??i? ? Doum.ur. rr. n. Hall. Jainc* Par ton and
on, otbsre?will, on receipt of the subscription price of
52 T\VW DotiLAKN, deiirer to such ea bscrSier's uearMi
station, east of the Mississippi fllvor, FltKK. one
"2 of^thrtr^ " PKKIH1U1H MOXKS," containing the
woo Oske of B. Morgan's Sons'Hapollo Price 10c.
ooo Caksof H. Morgan's Sons'Band Hapolto...... " io
OOO Package-M lb.?Duryee's Satin Gloss Starch. " 8
ooo Packngw?V lb.?Duryea's Corn Starch " 8
ooo Box RUby's Best Blacking. " 10
ooo Bnj Cixby'a French Bluing " 10
ooo Package Dixon's Store Polish " 10
woo Dixoo's American arsshtte Pencil... '? 10
Woo package?H lb.?Sohepp's Desiccated Ooooa- 1
ooo Box?VlK.-Vfcrii faaMng ftjiillr.!!'.*".!."'. " W
ooo OskVjeMe OaStey'A^o's Kl'iisf'Soap.?.'." 10
900 Package K. K. Smith A Go 's Crushed White
00 Wheat ' " Ifi
1000 Bottle Bpauldlng'e Prepared CMue, With Brush " 26
two Box J. Taylor's Gold Medal Washing Crystal.. 5
""O Pkge?1 lb.?S. Wilde's Prepared Rice Hour.. " 16
orto -
000 Total 06
000 And IIOUNKKKF.PIiH, ono year, post-paid. 2 00
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000 Making a total of ,,...84UU
99? For F2?as abore announced.
J52 The prices ahore qnoted are THK I7HUAI. NKW
Soo VOKK ? 1TY llKTAlI. PRII'KK, and thogoods
,000 axe the beet in iheir line As weallow AUKN lS A
,000 I'AHCE FAMtl Commlanlon, ft f? 0 rare rhanca
oral "take money rnpiiUii and secure a iiemual business
000 Ike N>i> Weekly Mun of" Jan. 12th,
000 ssys: "The reader* of 'his paper who wonld llko to
ono xwt more than tho wo-th o( tho r money are referred to
000 the advertisement a " Morel idea." This Is " ? o4w deothi
tarure," at,d sa the partira will do all they claim wo
000 recommend all ovr readers to peruo the same carefully.
0,10 It i* one of the b-at chances for aejents ever oft'reti.
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ooo Publishers. ?? Duank St . New York. P. O Box 5346.
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success. Describe case.
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ooo selected k renoh Bnrr Mill Stone*
?oo Of all sizes, and superior
<->? I y?-:TjrS^. workmanship. Porlnblfi
0 to i8i UilUSffit (iriiifllnK "?1 lllx, upper or
ooo nndcr runners, for I'ltnu
?oo /i*uMHMi6|n or Merrhanl work.
OOO CtoMlne I>nlrh Anooo
krr Boltln*r?'lotn, Mill
000 Plrki. Corn and
000 j 1 Clonucrs, (irnrinq, Shafting.
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000 \ WiBH J$7 Liberal Terms of Ex,
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x^>a ~~ T/ Machines of every a#v
' 000 ^cription.
?? "DOMESTIC" PAPER FA8HIONS.
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000 Wilbur's A'od Mrer till nnd I.lnie.? Person.
000 who hare been (aktog Ood Liver Oil will be pbaved to
000 learn that Dr. "Wilbur ha. succeeds 1. from dlroct 011* of
ooo several profeealonal gentlemen. In combining tbo pare
000 oil and lime In eneh a maonor that It 1* oieauit to the
000 taete, ana Its effect# In Lung Complaints ate tru'y won000
deifnl. Very many persona whose cases were ptononno
' 000 ed hopeless, and who haa tsken the dear oil for a long
000 time wttbont marked effect, bare been entirely oar. d by
1 000 nstng this preparation. Be sure end get the genuine.
000 Manufactured only by A. B. WILBOR, Uhtralst,
000 Bostok. Sold by all druggists.
000 too FAK.?IH FOR NAl.K In Del., Md.. Va., and
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'AT full parties Ian Mat free. Write Immediately, to
ud DR. J. BALL & CO., (P.o. box M7.)
jjjg* Ma. 81 IJber^ Stwet, Jtw Ycrk Olty, H. Y.
Honey of Horeiiounp and Tar
' v. " fob ihi cure op
Couons, Colds, Influenza, IIoaiiakm
* ' item, Difficult B"*?atuino, and
X T all Affections of the Throat,
>M Bronchial Tubes, an d Lcnqs,
r\ i leadino to consumption.
** ^ This Infallible remedy Is composed of
"?2j* m .3onby e* the plant Horchound, in
chemical ur on with ta^-iialm,extracted
from ue Life Principle of tho
forest t* e Abies Baxsauea. or Balm
f ?? of Gtf A.
fm tt ? * tt l j
a ' j uuuoy ui norenuunu boothkb
BTS scatters *U irritation! and inflamnos
nutions, and the Tar-Balm ct,kanaka
ah akd heals the throat and air nnrmgca
leading to the lunga. Five additional
Ingredients keep the organs cool, moist,
ana In healthful action. Lot no preeu.
Judice keep yoa from trying this groat
, . medicine of a fhmous doctor, -who lias
I eared thousands of lives by it ih hia
toAio large private practice,
tiona N. B.?The Tar Balm has no ill.
TASTE or smell.
pb1ce8, SOCKETS AJO> ft pstlbottl*.
.ln ? Great ??ing to bay iarye *Ua.
Pold by all Druggists.
* Pike's Toothache l>rope '
cnreln 1 minute.
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