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SUMMARY OF NEWS. !(? mt Interest fr?m !! ? and Abraad. A passenger train was precipitated by a broken bridge into the river 111, in France, and because of the freshet which destroyed the bridge, none of the passengers could be savOl. Sixty bodice have been recovered The director-general of the Centennial has issued a notice to all exhibitors in the United Btates section, advising them that the buildings are ready for the rooeption of goods A... The opera house at 8pringfield, 111.,was burned. Loss, 9130,000; uninsured Canada's contribution to the Centennial is already under way.... God. Crook snooeeded in relieving Fort Pease before the besieging Indiana could take it The Greboes attacked the Liberian (African) town of Topman, and were repulsed with heavy loss. The United States frigate Alaska having arrived, the captain is to arbitrate between the two powers, and the difficulty will probably be settled shortly. ExPresident Roberts is dead Halleck, who s'ole the 947,000 from the treasury some time sinoe, was sentenced to four years' imprisonment at hard labor Gen. Cooke declined me .Democratic nomination for goyernor of Rhode Island Mrs. Ann Hammond, an Irish widow, the"mother of five Bmall children, was fonnd shockingly cnfc and murdered in a house in New York, where Bhe had been engaged washing. Thomas Bartlett, a boarder in the house, was arrested for tho crime, and in his pockets were fouad bloody wristbands which had been cut from his shirt. The man, finding himself alone in the house with the woman, evidently attempted to outrage her, which she resisted so strenuously that he picked up a hatchet lying near and struck her several times on tho head, scattering her brains about the floor and delnging her clothing with blood The rush to tho Black Hills still continues. Mount Vesuvius, so long on the verge of eruption, has at last broken forth in terrible splendor, throwing lava and ashes. The lava is flowing toward Pompeii By the giving way of a trestlework on the lake front at Milwaukee, an engine was thrown into the water and the engineer and fireman killed.... Henry's ootton mill at Angora, Pa., was destroyed, the fire originating from a heated shaft. The loss is estimated at #100,000 The Elmville woolen mills in Oranston, B. I., were destroyed by fire, together with four tenements and considerable manufactured stock. Lo?s, #200,000 The revolutionists near Matamoras, Mexico, are causing disturbances. anrt h?? -**--1 1 1? ... -wu ujr (juvorumeuc soldiers... .The steamer Isabel, from Rochelle for Bristol, England, was wrecked near Land's End, and the orew, numbering thirty souls, were drowned Letters from the Ooidon exploring party in Africa state that they have subdued the hostile tribe that destroyed Linant's party, and were progressing finely The State assessors show that New Jersey pose cased, in 1875, real and personal property valued at *612,731,094, against *188,474,672 in 1866....The bishop of Fader born left Holland secretly, which leads to the belief that Prussia demanded his extradition The pld Catholic convent connected with St. Yinocnt's cathedral, at Scranton, Pa., was destroyed by fire. The entranoe of King Alfonso and his victorious troops into Madrid was celebrated in a magnifioent manner. The honeee were handsomely decorated, and crowns were thrown to the eoldiers from nearly all the balooniee. Thirty triumphal arches graced the line of march. Tho king and bis generals were enthusiastically received by the populace Heavy snow in Sootl.nd seriously interfered with railway traffic. The ride from Dundee to Perth, usually occupying forty minntes, took fourteen hours A terrific storm of snow and rain, the heaviest of the season, prevailed over the entire country, from the extreme West to Portland, Me., and from the Canada line tc L'ttle Book, Ark. The snow fell to the depth of six feet at Omaha, eight inches at Nashville, nine inches at Little Rock; and at manv Ronthem ?4 ever recorded. Considerable damage was dona in the golf towns by the heavy rains and accompanying floods The French budget for 1877 plaoes the revenues at 9534,400.000 end the expenditures at 9533,400,000 By the destruction of- a block of wooden residences in Charleston, 8. C., hundreds of poor peoplo were made destitute. The lose amounted to $300,000. During the conflagration bands of colored robbers sacked all the houses to which they could gain admittance The brig Frank Clark was sunk off Bxrnegat, N. J., by colliding with another vessel, and the captain and wife and first mate were drowned.... The Massachusetts supreme Jndioial oonrt, on a full bench, overruled the exceptions in the case of Piper, convicted of the murder of little Mabel Young in the bell tower at Boston. The Indians in the vicinity of Caster having inn off considerable stook, the miners got together and attacked them. Thirteen Indians and one white man were killed The Democrats of Pennsylvania met at Lancaster and elected delegates to the national convention, bat refused to pledge them to any candidate. The platform adopted declares the civil service of the government oorrupt; demands searching investigations into all the branches, and the punishment of offenders, whatever their station; oommends the. House majority for their redaction of expenditures ; advocates general amnesty to all peraooa engaged in the late civil war as a fitting act for the Centennial year j npholde the separation of ohoroh and State ; demands the repeal of the statute for the resumption of specie payment on January 1, 1879, as a standing threat to business men, paralysing industry; declares gold and rliver the only heats for currency, and asks Congress to take rash steps for resumption of specie payments as will most sorely and speedily reach that result without destroying the business interests ; rejoioes in the opportunity to oelebrate the centennial of the emancipation of the ooontry from the British crown A man careleeely threw down a lighted match in a "Jupiter" powder factory in Woodlawn Height*, N. Y-, end instantly there wee e Jerriflo explosion, which demoliahed three buildings and killed turee men end seriously wounded three more. The bodies of the three were completely dismembered by the force of the explosion, while the buildings were blown to splinters and the earth beneath soooped out to a depth of ten feet 4 Jeweler in the extreme upper part of New York city was knocked down, bound and gagged in hie store in ' broad daylight by six men, who soooeeded in i carrying off *2,260 worth of Jewelry Seven of the crew of eight men of the brig Hattie from Boston, were drowned by being wreoked on Kittery Point, Me The New Utti'l i unbecoming his official character, in that be gambled and won money The Rhode Isltnd Republicans renominated Qov. Henry Lippitt and the entire State ticket. The delegates to the national oonvention were not pledged to any candidate Seven men were killed and ten severely wounded by the explosion of a boiler in the rolling mills of the Union Pacific company, at Laramie City, Wy. The south end of the building was completely shattered, inflicting a loss of #15,000 The insurgents in Hayti continue to gain ground, and are in complete possession of Jacmel, which is blockaded by two government steamers. Business throughout the country is ruined Servia has 30,000 disposable men in oase she joins the Herzegovinians The bill creating the title of empress of India for Queen Victoria has passed its third reading.... The Scranton (Pa.) opera bouse was destroyed by fire Lieut.-Qov. Davis, of Mississippi, who was found guilty under the articles of impeachment, has been removed, and debarred from hereafter holding any place of honor, trust or profit. FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. The Business 01 (Jcsernl Interest Trnnsncted. SKATS. Mr. Withers (Dem.), of Virginia, from the committee on appropriations, reported House bill No. 2,589, to supply the deficiency for feeding the Sioux Indians. He moved to strike out the word " $100,000" and insert "$160,000." Agreed to, and the bill passed. The Chair laid before the Bonato the military bill fro u the House with the notification that the House fail to concur in the amendments of the Senate. The Benate agreed to adhere to the amendments and asked a committee of conference, and Senators Sargent, Cockrell, and Harvey were appointed on the part of the senate. Tho oommitteo ou appropriations leported back the Military Academy bill, with a recommendation that the Senate adhere to its amendments, and aak for a committee of conference. Agreed to, and Messrs. Allison, Logan, and Wallace wore appointed as conferees on tl o part of the Senate. Mr. Jones (Rep.), of Nevada, introduced a bill to prohibit the transportation of liquid nitro gljcerine, and to rognlatethe transportation of dynamite. Referred. Tho bill absolutely prohibits the transportation from one State or Territory to another, or to or from a foreign oountry, of nitro-glycerino in any other form than that of dynamite, and prohibits the transportation of the latter substance except by merely freight conveyances, and on condition that It is packed in metallio cases, and uuaooompanled with any means of exploding it In the event of a death being caused by explosion when dynamite is transported in any other manner, every person who knowiugly permitted or aided in its transportation is to be deemed guilty of manslaughter. HOUSE. Mr. Hopkins (Dem ), of Pennsylvania, to regulate commerce and prohibit unjust discrimination by common carriers. Mr. Cabell (Dem.), Of Virginia, to reduce the tax on manufactured tobacco, and to regulate tho tax on dealers and producers of leaf tobacco. Mr. Banning (Lib.), of Ohio, to repeal the law providing that certified balances o' the commissioner of customs and the comptroller of the treasury shall not be revised or ohauged by the heads of departments. Mr. Rid< ell (Dem.), of Tennessee, for the olections of postmasters in all Mti?> poratpd towns. Mr. Atkins (Dem.), of Tennessee, moved to suspend the rales and pass the bill repealing all the provisions of the act of the fourteenth of January, 1875, for the resumption of specie payments, that authorize cue secretary of the treasury to redeem and cancel United States notes, and to eell United States bonds for tbe accomplishment of that purpose. The motion was rejected by a vote of 108 nays to 109 yeas, not two-thirds voting in the affirmative. Mr. Gaulfield (Dem ), of Illinois, from the Judiciary committee, reported the bill makiDg it a misdemeanor for any person in tbe employment of the United States to solicit or oontribnte funds for election purposes, or to canvaaa in any election in any State, oounty, or district in the United States. Mr. Blaine (Bep.), of Maine, offered a proposed amend- 1 ment to the bill, prohibiting election contributions from government olerks. The amend- | ment is to Include senators, representatives i and delegates in Congress, and to add these ; words: And tbe contribution of money or , other valnable thing, as herein prohibited, by any senator, representative, or delegate in i Congress, while he was a candidate for Con- ; gress, shall, in addition to the penalties prescribed, operate as a disqualification to hiB ' holding his seat. \ Mr. Wells (Rep ), of Mississippi, introduced i a bill to pay bountiee to colored soldiers and their widows and heirs. Referred. i The House took up the bill reported from the judiciary committee, prohibiting contribu- I tions to election funds by officers of the United ouun government,]the qneetion being on tbe amendment of Mr. Blaine to extend the appli- I cation < f the bill to senators, representatives, and delegates in Congress After a long debate the Hooae proceeded to vote on the bill and rations amendments. Mr. i Town*end'a amendment, providing that ex- i penditores for election purposes allowed by i the law of any State should not be oonstraed 1 as being affected by the sot. wae rejected. I Mr. Blaine's amendment, inoloding senators, i representatives, and delegates in Congress in < the provisions of the bill, wae agreed to?yeas 128, nays 88. Mr. Hoar's amendment, providing that nothing in the bill should prevent voluntary contributions for the purpose of circulating documents for the purpose of giving information, was rejected?veas 91, nays 119. Other amendments were rejected, and then the next vote was on Mr. Biown's substitute. The first section reads : That no officer or employee of the government shall require or request, give to or receive from any other officer or employee of the same, or other person, directly or indirectly, any money or property or ether thing of value for political purposes; and any auoh officer or employee who shall offend against the provisions of this act shall at once be dismissed from the service of the United States, and also be deemed guilty of a high misdemeanor, and, on oonviotion thereof, fined not lees than $600 nor more than $8,000, and imprisoned not more than one year, at the discretion of tbe Judge trying the oaee The eeeond seotion is the amendment offered by Mr. Oobbe, of Virginia, and adopted. Tbe third stetkm gives United States dUtrict eourte *?? oneness created by the act. Tb? snbatttnte was agreed to withoutthe jmu ?>1 ? thn. amended was paesea?yeas, 178 5 nays, 8. BfllawatnpaasM; Prohibiting the cnttinK ? ^r^??T^ IndUn reeerrUlonoTK to which the Indian title or right of oooopancy < York Republicans, in convention at Syracuse, elected delegates to the national convention, and after considerable opposition from George Wm. Curtis and others, pledged them to Rosooe Conkling for President. The platform demands the inviolative i reservation of the results of the war and the constitutional rights of every citizen ; condemns the dishonesty of every officer who is faithless, and indorsee the injunction to " tet no guilty man escape oommends the administration for protecting the treasury and punishing public offenders ; states that President Grant, in laying down his trust will have the lasting gratitude of the American people for his patriotic Bervioes in war and peace A fixe at Jackson, La., detstroyed the principal portion of the town Montgomery Blair declares for Oov. Tilden for the Presidency in a published letter....The Virginia House has impeached Oeorge 8. Stevens, judge of the Nelson county court, for conduct bu not boon extinguished ; repealing the law whioh forbids the appointment to any position 0 in the army of any person who served in any a capacity in the military, naval, or civil service s of the Confederate States in the late civil war. q Mr. Banning (Bop.), of Ohio, from the tl military committee, reported a bill to regulate a the pay of army offioer*. The bill fixes the * pay as follows: Qeneral, 910,000 ; lieutenantgeneral, #8 000 : major-general, 96.000 ; brigadier-general, 95,000 ; colonel, #3,500 ; lieutenant-colonel, $3,000 ; major, 92,500; captain ^mounted), 92,000; captain (not nmnntmO I f 1,800 ; adjutant, $1,800 ; drat lieutenant ti (mounted), $1,600 ; first lieutenant (not mounted), $1,500; second lieutenant (mount- ed), $1,500; second lientenant (not mounted), a $1,400. I Treatment of Cronp, I A German physioian, Dr. Stehvorger, I reoommends the treatment of croup by the inhalation of pure glycerine through * one or other of tho well known forms of ? atomizing apparatus. He was led to try m this remedy for croup from observing its good effects in oases of hoarseness o and loss of voioe. After application the ? cough beoomes more free and moist, 2 and children are enabled to sleep al- ~ most immediately npon being relieved A by the inhalation. It is, however, be- t lieved to be of importance to make use * of the remedy early and frequently, as, ^ if delayed, it may have no effect what- ever. If the glyoerine be pure, it may p, be used unmixed; if not, it should be a diluted with a little water. Tho inhala- ? tions are repeated, according to the ne- T cessity of the case, at intervals of from ? half an hour to an hour and a half, and $ for about fifteen minutes at a time. , < Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh, llron- ehitis, Consumption. A Wonderful k ?? Rochester. N. Y., Jsd. 13th, 1874. ? R. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y.: J Dear Sir?I had Buffered from catarrh in an a_ aggravated form for about twelve yearn and j for aeveral years from bronchial trouble. Triocl J many doctors and things with no lasting bene- 5 fit. In May, '72, becoming nearly worn ont a with excessive editorial lators on a paper in *5 Now York city, I was attacked with broncliitiB ? in a severe form, suffering almost a total loss <J of voice. I returned home here, but had been 3 home only two weeks when I was completely prostrated with hemorrhage from the lungs, A having four severe bleeding spells within two ? weeks, and first three inside nine days. In ~ the September following I improved sufficient- f ly to bo able to be abmt, though in a veiy dr feeble state. My bronchial trouble remained and the catarrh was tenfold worse than before. J Evorv effort for relief Hcemed fruitless. I ioi seemed to be losing ground daily. I continued lu this feeble state, raising blood almost daily -a until about the first of March, '73, when I bo- ! came so bad as to be entirely confined to the p house. A friend suggested yonr remodies. But I was extremely skeptical that they would ?, do me good, as I had lost all heart in remedies, ch and begun to look apon medicines and doctors B| with disgu-t. However, I obtained one of your m circulars, and read it carefully, from which a I camo to the conclusion that you understood ^ your business, at least. 1 finally obtained a ? quantity of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, your i ftoldeu Medical Discovery and Pellet's, and- A commenced their vigorous uee according to _ directions. To my surprise, I soon begun to . improvo. The Discovery and Pellets, in a fl short time, brought out a sevoro oruntion. j] which continued for several weeks. I felt ? much better, my appetite improved, and I m gaire.I in strength and flesh, lu three months I every vesture of the A1? w . ^ n no UIO ^ bronchitis, had liOArly disappeared, bad no 7 cough whatever, and bad entirely ceased to f0 raise blood ; and, contrary to the expectation of Bome of my frlendB, the cnre hae remained permanent. 1 have had no more hemorrhages from the luugs, and am entirely free from i catarrh, from which I had (raftered no much I and to long. Tne debt of gratitnde I owe for ^ the bleseii g I have received at yoar bands, knows no bounds. I am thoroughly satisfied, B from my experience, that yoar medicines will | master the worst foims of that odious disease s< catarrh, as well as toroat and InDg diseases, ct I have recommeuded them to very many and t shall ever speak in tneir praise. a Gratefully yours, 1 W. H. Sl'KNCKH. P. O. Box 507, Rochester, X. Y. p< To Our Lady Readers. We clip the following from a recent number * of Harper'a Ladiea' Baiar, on accnnnt of the, 2! to us, new theory of Coemetic. This lady at ]? least gives her patrons the advantage of knowing what they are using: ' MISS KOOLK INTKRVIKWKD. P? Ri porter.?I died thla mirnlo* to learn from your own Up* fuller particulars regarding your new theory of <1 Uoemetlc for the Complexion. Misa K.? I win aid you to the extent of my ability. VI You oaunot do a better kindness than to warn against the nee of he Powders and Liquids so generally used in ? this country. . Rkportkr.?Your skin shows no Indications of ill treatment (she has a beautiful oomplexlon). . Miss K? No; tnanks to Prof. Habener, of Vienna. A For about four years I used powders aid washes, until I had rained m. skiu. I looked older st thirty, over ten ? years ago, than now. Rkportkr.?Utd the brofeasor.enn.ir,? Ll ?IU1 nil utalmani of your cue r Mian K.?Yea; It Is no secret and simplicity ttrelf. . He asked me to see the Oosmetio 1 was tislQK and pro- j nonnoed it villainous. Said there should be a law to punish people who would offer sioh hnrtfui preparations to the public. He cave me the formula which I am now offering to the ladles. J Rkpobtek ? But what is the theory of this treat- I meat ? w Miss K.? Common sense. Kvery pore has its little repository or sao, just under the sklo, containing fatty matter. Now, what makes children s skin so smooth dc and fair is the fact that the pores are closed, or nearly _ so, and protects the oontenta of these little receptacles. ?J As we crow older, by the nte of soap in washing end in f many olh-r ways, tps pores beoome relaxed, or opened, A and this fatty substance, which is the health-si ring 1 principle to the sklo, is destroyed. His theory is to close tri the pores or oontraot them tj protect what nature o* placed under them. RxroUTER. -That certainly is good logic. Bat does f It whiten the skin when applied T Miss K.?Yes: a brunette may become a blonde tem- fw porartly. It produces a fresh, yonthfnl look to the skin. ~ Ripostes.?Why do you not prepare it and put it op M; before the pnblic in the ordinary way f A1 Miss K.?I prefer to fnrnish the ladles with the re At celpt: they oan then see they are cslng nothing Injur!* tub ; can procure it at any druggist's at a mere nominal O expense; I charge the ?1 to meet the expenses of adrertislng. a RgpOKTER.?You know it is beneficial to the skin ? ? Miss K.?Yes, from expertenoe; besides I hass given _ It to some of onr best obyslclans. who now prescribe It. D Rkpostxb.?Then I will say I o lady readers they can ? ret the formula by eendlng HI to Miss J. M. Koolk, A P. O. Box 4ISO, New YorkLity. ft Mibh K.?If you please; thank yon. 1 ta Important to Persons Visiting New York } or the Centennial. ? The Gband Union Honti-, New York, oppo- P lite the Grand Central depot, has over 860 ele- M gantly furnished rooms. Elevator, steam, and all modern improvements. European plan, oe Carriage hire is saved, as baggage is taken _ to sod from thd depot, free of expense. The / restaurants supplied with the best. Onset* \. nan live better for less money at th i Grand [j,, Union, than at any other first-class hotel. s?i ptages and cars pass the hotel constantly tc all ?1' i-ia.no or uie otty, and to Philadelphia depot. * B? Dr. 8CH8N(!K'H HTANDAUD KKMED1KH. H1 Tba standard remedies for all dlUHMof the longs are ScHxaoa'a Pulmonic Htrup. HcHXMoa's S?a Weed mI rowic, and Bcanei'i Mahdhakk Pilu, and. If tak?D before the longs are destroyed, a speedy oure is Hwimh. To these three medlotnea Dr. J. H. Scc.enox, of Phtla- HI lei phis, owes his nnrisaled snooeaa in the treatment of M. pnhmoaary diseases. ? The Pabnoolo Byrop ripens the morbid matter In the f anas; nature throws It off by anru; expectoration, for ^ shea the phlegm or matter li il^e a slight ooogh will throw it off; the patient has net and the lnngs begin Ic 1 - ?n real. ai> To enable the Pnlmoolo Hjrrnp to do this, Behsnok'a JJ1 Mandrake iTlls and Bobenok's Bea Weed Tonle most be freely need to cleanse the stomach and User. Bobenok's etc Mandrake Pills set on the llrer, removing all obstrne- ln' tone, relax the gall bladder, the bile starts frealy, and ? ha llrer Is soon relieved. Bobenok's Bea Wsad Toale Is s gentle tlmulant i' Jteratlve; the alkali et wbleh It Is composed mtxae rtth the food and pierents eonrtag. It assists the digested by toning ap the rtomsoh to a heel thy oondition so hat the food'and the Pnbnoale Syrup will make good >lood : then the lnngs bsel, and the patient will snrely _ ma well If oere la taken to present fresh sold. All who wtoh to eonsnlt Dr. Behanek.etther personally J rr by letter, can do so at his prtaotpal offlce, oorner of Uxth end Arab Streets. Philadelphia, every Monday. ' Bobenok's med'elnet are told by all drnggtsta throngh- W mtthe eowatry. Pimples on the face, rough skin, happed hands, saltrhenm and all cutaneous ffeotions cured, the akin made soft and mooth, by the use of Jdripzb Tab Soap. That lade by Caswell, Hazard A Co., New York, is tie only kind that can be relied on, as then re many Imitations, made from oommi isr, -hich are worthless.?Com. Southern Hotel, St, Louis, >t'o. The most oomplete hotel in all its oppointlents in the Weet. The table supplied at all mee with the beet the market affords. * HSHMJI Not truj one can be Preaidant thereby Ira en their shoe bl'la 5 |?J 3M two-third*. dUUMWM Alao try Wire Quilted Hole*. A* the aereral co atlnjr* to the SpWSVVU|^ tlantlc Cable, *o are a pair of mm Cw ? W nC WM DC A It I.It S1KKW WIRK P!W.IJ||1 oote or Shoe* to the feet. 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Waw. jjMMI ^^Im^RKAT CENTENNIAL UNIVERSAL HISTORY To the close of the first lOO years of our National Independence. including an account of the coming Grand Centennial Kxhlhttlon. 7DO pages, fine engravings, it w price, quick aalea. Rxtra terms. Send for Circular. P. \v.7,1KOL1CR A PP.. 5IS Arch St..Phlladalphta.Pa. Ho I.ong an Ibrv I.tvr, Kvrry Family can llnvr nt Cant BUSS' Patent Fire Kindling PELLETS. On receipt of One Dollar I will send by return null a mold press, with full Instructions for making the I'ellrte, and a F- mil v Patent Right to make and use these unequaled Fire Klnriler*. Over 300,000 Pellets have already been sold. A boy or girl can make them. (Jos ifive cents for kindling one hujdred fires. Sample rolls of Ten Pelletn ready for nee sent post-free on recelp tof Twenty Cents. Send stamp for Circular. Address E. BUBH, Patentee. Hprlnglleld, Ohio. Agents should writs for Afwcj for mw hook by i /Inn Eliza Selling tt ths rste of | .OOQ * wrsk. 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It has not only been h la Illy recommended bnt certified M by a lance number nf OifKM IST8 and PH\ SICIAN8 -representing a very high degree of medicinal scienceis the hAFK8T, MUST AOOKPTABI.K ANI> RRLI1BI.K FOOD for the growth of Infante and Children, ind Mothers lacking sufficient nourishment for their itTsprina. Unlike thou* prepare! Ion* made from animal or rtaooa natter, which are liable to stimulate the brain and Irrlale the directive orftana, It embrace* In Ita elementary ?m position rBAT WHICH MAKES STBONO DOME AMD MUSCLE. THAT WHICH MAKES GOOD FLESH AMD BLOOD. THAT WHICH IS EASY OF DIOESTION ? NEVE8 j OONSTIPATTNO. j THAT WHICH IB KIND AHD FRIKHPLY I TO THE BRA IK. LFD THAT WHICH ACTS AS A PREVKKTIVE OF THOSS INTESTINAL DISOSDERS INCIDENTAL TO CHILDHOOD. J And while It wonld be dl/flcnlt to oonoelre of anything 1 n Food or Deeaert mora ore amy and dollolona, or mot* < irrort-hln* and ?trenjrthenln* aa an ailment In KKVER8, PULMONARY OOMPI.4INT8, DYfc PP PSIA, PRONTR ATI^N OK THK SYSTEM, 1 OR GENERAL. DEBILITY, , la tare medicinal axoellenoo In all Intestinal Diaaaaos, c especially in I DYSENTERY, CHR >NIO DIARRHEA, AND CriOLKKA INFANTUM, , aa bean Inoontaatlbly pros en. Sea droolers for taatlaionial*. Hold by Drnctlsta ran. rally, and at the Wholesale Depot by " JOHN OARLB A SONS, 1II Water Street, oor. Maiden Lena, New York, a 4 >IONS. 2NSIONS ARE PALD. ? I Disabled In the service of the United States, either [ by accident or otherwise. Rets a pension. The loss >r, the loss of an eye, the loss of a toe. or any gun-shot but slight, will give a pension. Also ruptured veins, or le lungs. If you arc entitled to a pension, don't delay it time. ild to all soldiers discharged on acconnt of wounds. Injury, the same as If they served their full time. Send Bounty acts. A BOOK of the Pension, Bounty and >BRALD. Indianapolis, Ind., orlaed P. 8. Claim Agency U*y culia.'-WacsJy w I wAAiwJlin. C.P. Widget I Co. 1 H^N.Y.J??.II,|ni ^ Jgslir ^Um;i.l,<aDwn..l N.Y | BOOK I MOODY Itnd HANKFY.-Tts only original, authentic, and complete record to ifVTu of these men and tbetr works. Btvart of ' I fwilahou. Send for olrculsr to AMKKIOAN PUBI.IHHlWtl OO.. Hartlord.Ct. c agents wanted for the ENTENNIAL HISTORY of the u.l The trMt Interest In the thrilling history of oar country fflsiei this the fastest soiling: book erer published. It contains a full acconnt of the approaching grand Centennial exhibition. CAUTION.?Old. Incomplete and Unreliable works are being circulated ; see that the book you buy contains 442 Wis Kmrrnvtnun and 1125 I'ligrs. Bend for circular* and extra terms to Agenta. Address NATIONAL PUBLlMlfNO CO., Philadelphia. Pa. iiuip 1 ^?on . . Cards, for 25 Centi. Each card contains *xne which Is not Tiaible until held towards the lrcht. IiRthtofUke themersr beforeofTrred in America. DlainducemtnUto AcenU. Notkltt I'mintino Co.. Ashland. Mass. 3C2x ? i *Xk( I "7 ^ A * HALE'S Honey or Horehound and Tar fob tiik cube of Coughs.Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, and1 all Affections of tub Throat,* BnoNcniAL Tubes, and Lungs, leading to consumption. Tliis infallible remedy Is composed of the Honey of the plant Horehound, in phemical union with Tab-Bat.m, extracted from the Life Piuncifle of the forest tree Abies Balsakea. or Bilm of Gilead. . 1.1- ; The Honey of Horehound soothes and scatters all irritations and inflammations, and the TaivBalm cleai&es and heals tho throat and air-passages leading to the lungs. Five additional ingredients keep the organs cool, raoiat, and in healthful action. Let no prejudice keep you from trying this great medicine of a famous doctor, who has saved thousands of lives by it ia his large private practice. n. B.?The Tar Balm has no bad taste or BTrtfelL rkicks, 50 cents and $1 teh bottlk.: Great saving to bay largo size. Bold by all Druggists. "Pike's Toothaclio Drops*'. in 1 minute. MME. DEMOKEST'S PORTFOLIO OF FASHIONS For Spring and Summer, 1876, Contains liftj two folio pages of large lUu'trnt ionv and lneludea all the recherone and popular a') Ito, for Ladles' and Children's Draaa, with Frenoh ami KoaUab <! aotlpUona. Prloa f 6 cents, poat-free. Sold at ?1 ni?. Demoraat'a Agencies In Europe and America, or udCrnes MME. DGMOUEST, IT Fnat Mlh IIi crt, Nrw Vnrk. MME. DEMOKEST'S WHAT TO WEAR ? -FOR THK SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1876 Contains Foil and Comtdete Information 01 every department of Ladle,' and Children's Drves, Including Styles and Prloee ol Materials and Ti I nili'?a, and juat nob information aa every Merchant, Milliter, Dressmaker and Lady wants to knyw. Price 15 cts., Post-Free. MAIE. OF.MOKE.ST, * 17 Bell 11th Wlrfei, Nrw York. TECB OKTXjY OIL GHROMOS That' bave enoceeded in standing the test of oritlblam and become truly popular, A It K T II K Pictures Presented to tin Subscribers OK-? Defflorest's Monthly Maeazine "The Oli! (Inhcn Burlier," *Hame, Mweel Home," 44 After the Mlorm " nod 44l'n|i|lvc Clilli'." These onniaa'ed pictures (size of which are 17 by 06 loebee) eara originally sold at Mid eaoti. A cboioe of these la oow olfiret) aa a premium to each if.I yearly anbaertber to llraioreal'a .lloiillilv illnxar.lM, the largest and beat Magazine now published. If tbe Caromoe are mounted on atretclier, for framing, 50 Ota. extra, whloh Includes transportation. Address W. JKNNIN(IS OKMOIIBNT, 17 Baal 14th Kireet, Nrw York. JWmOTWSmwrnjrny^f/ afWit'l I MOO to bo divided among the alx JWMl^^^^J|moat successful grower* who shall .. produce inn largest quantity from 1 lb. of BITBY nod ALPHA WM pot*toen. Price of each, $1 pnr lb. CENTENNIAL PREMIUMS! SI SO to b? awarded for the bent oolle ction, one peck eeoh, of poteAndaui torn introduoed by us since 1087. ?mi ^WMTflZr (SO for the bent and moat ptomI isin* seedlings raised this year from 1 Prfaflrs Hybr1Al?4 Potato Wctid. Packets of 38 seeds, 80 Ota. ?-GTha collections for which the last two premiums of |H0 are offered will be exhibited at tljeCentennial Exhibition, in Philadelphia,inOctober, and premiums will be awarded by their committee. For conditions and full particulars send for our Potato Premium Circular, mailed free to alL -e Bliss's lllastrated Seed t'stalofne and Amateur's Guide to the Flower and Kitchen Garden, contains a descriptive list of 3800 varieties of Garden,Field tnd Flower Seeds, with explicit directions for culture, ?0 pe?es eereral hundred enjrravinga and a beautifully ?*orco 'it hograph. Sent postpaid, for 88 cents. BUer.'tt HsrSesePa Alsuuisc and.4'ri<fccrl rii/nbqyi o,' Cnrdm, firld and Placer Srrdt. 118 pages, beantltaB/fllcatrstad. mailed to all applicants inclosing lOcta. tnPsftlUastrstsA Potato Catalogue contains i descriptive list of all the new varieties recently intronw*d,VTlth many other desirable sorts,also much useful utr rmation upon their eelti vat ton. SI pages, 10 cents. B. K. BLISS A SONS, !\0. Box No. 5T15lr ?4 BarclnrSt.. N.Y. , MalkSh ?a?er.