The Sentinel, 1880-10-29, Page 33
TELEEMWM SUMMARY
Mom se, V.11.
Canada.
A man was found drowned in the river
on Friday inorninkr, near Aleonac, Michi-
gan. Il is name was Ns-riar Inches, and his
relativee seprosed to live at IIsawieli.
salt.
Fogs on the river- betweein AL-litre/I' and.
(Nichesv..rttrh detainLi the Quebe.c
steamer 1 e'elock in the afternoen,
and sever:- 1 le e mush ips also were obliged to
lie to b••fore they were able to get to poet.
A farmer nained Foree tend his wife
VCCLO violently thrown out of their leigey
Lt Lona, Sateirlav by the horse betak-
ing and re:Lei:ea They were taken up aiel
carried. into a store, and their injuaies at --
tended to.
_ The negotiations with Nes': York capi-
talists Ea. working- mines of the Danaitlion
of .Canada. Plumbago Company aro said to
be proceeding satisfactorily. • Mr. Cede: -
representing the syndicate, is expected
in. Ottewa a dav tv examine the
mines.
.Tne alisartlity of the Dominion Cover' n-
ment's abatidontitent uftla• :Ippeal to Eng -
lapel in the Atalaya case ie shown in the
fa et that 7:1-1 more ea-fridge:I have Wen
feamil in the bed of tl:e river near the sPot
where the :vessel was anchored when 1c -
tined in port.
-Two farmers named Fair and Hutchin,
son, of Westminster, went to :London 'on
Wednesday and dined _ at a refreshmeot
4 booth on the Fair grounds. On their :re-
teirn-lipmej they were both seized_ wlith
•serious; and painful illuese, with symptoms
ef poiseintigsKs they partook of notliing
durina •tIkeir etay in Londoa tliesri at-
tributed their, sicktiees to the dinner.
On Saturday after000n- between Ithe
_hours of :3:1tt(L 6: o'clock.' His. Eacellepcv.
tito Governraf-Genertil held: an at hair
at Rideau Halle A large number of gatiats.
were.preetint, and all seemel to fully eater:
apon the anjOyistents of theoceasion, J. lie-
• nue weather gave. ample_ sipporttmatyr for
out -deer games and ettnie:eecueuts. The
band of. the Ocagerialr-General Foot
tjuari- -At, in eta:a:hi= -tad faanAl•el.
raueic.
On Friday eve:sins Rev. Mr. Darr !and
Mrs....1:::,:rr [were tetaraingto saraatroesainnet
the Wooar-ii tesidge,
aossiner the canal at-Watt"a mill, the hearse
.Stapaetleo4 thee etal. of _;ono. of the .1au:Sale,
Making it, tilt ass, .causing the beak to
•e- • •
Ottawa. arriveed in s
last to purchasli !'all
trade. lie gave order
ef goods, scarcely en
any :viva ee to the
Wednesday he a tPrlJ
being notieed la his
came suspicana that
the arrival of sundes•
outside of the mane
his suspicions. Ile
stopped the orders, •
Wa,S accused by las
termanded orders No
given. Both
Montreal. the son
and thefather to le
Saturday morning tl
Mg, -the stereke
usiness with, and ft
ended by Creviar "Lich
keeping ea, a lunatic.
u" ."-pset r- and -Mrs.' Le aled
eVs a rr - were. p • lost after leaving le,
.0-ei the eud of thaahridee elinoat 'Mali. the-
. , s-, • •• ., Harrison, the . br
canal bed° ass • Mr, Barr had a rib broken, the Bearbrook nu
-aeal was Lietheravise bally . bruised. ' [Mrs. at .L'Origind toi,day
Barr receSaedasgaille bad brui.'"e=;•-4-1-vi WaS- 'Murder_ Ma: :14:11
'- elinsiderably •slifialetal by the falls - -a. i .
' ish ae slICOrackeii, 0
- (lieturiTea eaea'nesaliiiiceo- -it News •-i-xei- • Crewn- The cvid-ce
• - .
'al There is is rumor ailoat that (fease.,•1 It ef a very - deeid
•. &range, of 13_ . Batter, • has -maale up -his friends pomidentlY
miud to resien his present aprointnient • Thee • extePRive
• - i.
:And rattail te England in the coursa .gf the
- en:suing' _Year, Thia -we -•helic.:ve hasIbeen
- brought about hy the 'unsatisfactorse treat:-
ment Celpitels Straate meets with iii his
earnest endeavors to bring the artillery of
the Dominion up to as high a standard and
,atate of effieiency as his Sea -ions labor jua-
tify_ him in his belief Should be obtained.'
The sectioa forema
MI through Minter's
Valley railway near
night 0-1 the Oth
lug from his injuries
The terrific thunde
passed over Mimics°
communicatiou for a
on the St. Paul ro
struck by lightning
The final returns-.
turiag oliicer in. -Mar
voting ou the. Scot
been successful by 4
vote of 4,900 there y
190 again s the act
fifth voted.
Miss Melierlick
out. (Ai, buggy by t
oh Monday evenings
serionsfy hurta•
Lovell: maintained,
dashed through' seve
badly frighteued.wa
• 'As Itte. Wilson, a-
.
atores we
-liaStibleautiterial
taiddealY exploded,
t o- a tonisea ud. the
:Wilson in the 'fee
It as- thought
eight. willnot ttff
Cha Siand4 lass, =
1..l1th; to go to Odesa
the horse as-- agreed
in pursuit, Johii
Napenoe, where hal
rhea proceeded onli
.tobo.'oo: hired. u. 1.10
On Slit-aril:1v afternobn -a young! man-
tas:red James Watt. on7e Of the carpenters
workihg, pr. Groves' new lattAding,
rerang. fe/1 froin the' seaffrild a- distance
of t-wentsafive fee ta elNlocating.bothsq€ his
-wrists, besides receiving internal. iinjursr
.and a number of cuts and 'bruises about
the head andlege. The fad- gave him a
'terrible shock, ai d. it is a wander thlat be
-was not killed, as there si,s..aequantity of
. rough stones where he fell. -Ile was Carried
into the doctor's Surgery, where, hia inja
Sattended to laY- Dr. Grovesai
-
nes A. tailov named Frederick Cuba, oi Lon --
ODD; after being married six Weeks, parted
withhigewife and agreed- to give half the
Pirniture; amounting to $60 worths :She
• •- remos:'edher portion ta the ,residende of a
relative Maned 'AV, Morrison. Yeaierday
morning 'Paha took a dray and visitPd the
•Itouse to get the stuff back tasell to: a sec-
.!•ond-hatial dealer, hut the latter being in-.
learn:tel. 4 , boar matters stood'refesed to
'touch the( goods, Thereupon Cuba l seized
:an axe kind proceeded to demolish the fur-
niture insthe most reckless and deStruetive
• '
manner.-- He wro: arrested," and bailed to
. appear ofiyondav. , • •
-- 4 - - • - '
- Sir Charles Tupper and Hart. 3'. IT.Tope
arrived in Montreal -Oa Saturda,'. asid. the
-- latter proceeded to Knowltou in ,the even--
-
inst. Sir Charles rerimined over as the
'guest of :Mr. Andrew ItObertson, an:d pro-
ceeded to linowltontoday to _address the
. electors of Brame county if amediately
-after the the nomination.. - The Tory -I-leaders
, assert that Dr. Prime has been induced to
- ; retire from the contest and leave it an open
fight -hetw.eat Mr. Manson and .A.Irs4Pielier,
• 1 Thelatter will receive the support 'Of•every
• 1,ibers7;vetera and hie personal popularity
therPs 1..urity-is very great; - ,
property of litfeskir
h
situate tirtystwo it
•ten, mi the /Atka. 1.1.
•1'ex:ins-alai, North
hy lire on .t
6th; toge.tlter with
ber, • el,iugles; hills
pasverneat,berardie-
shbp.
• Uses- named Jai
in Leacdea, and off
• goods at • a Candy's
Mrs. Wards refits
took the:geld pied
stoner, Who she- ef
boy's -father Ifads
court yesterday fo
• hammy, Wheu it he-
theit belanged
werewas dismissed.
All the prisoner
Peniteutiary were
to -day. They- are
'Warden and -Staff
ceived any: instruc
hat shall hecOna
}ma b-een received
arid Provincial G
to ,the •Penitenti
prisonera from th
crowded hate the 1
On Sundaythe
a young mam na
ea-wattle:ship Qu
a Vail Of ,blriod
• He said he had b
beaten' by ankno
Dr. Ladle= wa
ivaunds. The do
.appeared- at the
tion at QUebec o
ask protection.
covered with bloo
• had been beaten -
of -the officers of
A Alasewhatremarkable case isnow beina
f. tried in .Coart of -Queen-'s 13endli, Mon-
tiestla .4 young girl of great personal at-
; tractio# was on the Gth Of. -December last
al taken from thestreetwhilegoing`q errand,.
A plaster was plaeedupon her Moilth, she
was rna,ltreated in a house into which three
ruffianscarriedher, and .it was -Only the
sight of, hlood rushing to her. nostrils -in her
struggle to escape from the bonds Which
bound ber bands and leet. that - restrained
; her alaluctora,from an outrage upon. her.
Girard a, Man of IGO, who has beets accused
. of -the crime, denies the eharge,lajit circum-
.staticeare veryastrongly ia faypir --of the.
l
s -
. 's rsr •
SaturdayOd night about 9 alelook; as
the steamier Hastings; bound up the bay,
..ria.plibut five miles below Pietoa,i-opposite
the sone mills, shetollided with the -ea -team
WO India, heavily -laden bound down the
-bay. aThe Indies struck the Hastings sjust
forward of the paddle -box, carryina away
the wheel and paddle -box,- and 'Mailing a
general smashin the timber. Had it not
been that the bo* of the Ihdia, came in
contact with the riiaifl shaft og the Rase-
,
ings, the damages would hex° .been Mere
set -sons. The .passeltgers - and: ferets all
escaped -unhurt. After the - India relieved
herself the :Hastings listedover, but for-
tunately she was noar the stone docks
where they made fast for -tiiA nieffit, The
passengers were conveyed, to dhlicton by
bussest The particulars as to the cause of
the collision are not known. 1 - • -
Captain Sharp,
side,was notified
treal clistoms o
'MO- penalty for -
to await the deei
to the legality. of
silk while 'passin
. given by. the cap
•and. were cons
*When (pestle/1p
case of silks the -
Part .of his.lugg
seized. _Tlfe cap
any illegality an
have misled the
of goods.
CharleS
McCormick Ma,
don, on .T-onday
room to -another
Which the itea•
f.00ting and 3v
•the bottom, a di
receiving a seri
-Jr:necking ,out -
severely injarin
low was pieke
believing thatia
removed to his
is now doing as
AXBe1in ;des
liery aeoident
usuffe%cf-treCr
A • Ronte deep
hak granted a I
Can zioe Genera
- • 1.•••- . aarkica Coull
Ephrem Cievier, vsesaknawrileat:aen.os •
Spann= .in he
- is - • , C • a
nt
tt. ••?.
•
eal _on Tuesday ; off Boston harbor in 1813, died on Oct. 1st
Hi cry gouds for his : aged 95. He was buried with military
r $20,000 worth honors. •
e which were of 1 Mr. Lowell, American Ministeadelivere
pill nery trade. On, last night the opening address of the present
home, and upon ; session srf the Workingmen's College in Lon-
er the latter be- t don, Ho was very cordially received. His
'as not right, and subject was, "ileoks and Reading."
of goods entirely The Scotland Yard detectives aro on the
isinees confirmed rack of the supposed leader of the gang
11
we it to 3Ionta•eal, 1 who attempted the destruction ef tho Lon- ,
1,1 upon' his return ' don et Northwestern train. near Welwyn.
to)J•
.t.14
se!:
of havieg,coun- Ile is reported as haviag gone to Cardiff,
the he:ape man - thence to Searborougt, where, disengaging
d Friday to Ininself of -his heavy whiskers, he was a
about the goods, daily visitor en tho Spa until he hem -rise
,c the son. On - aware of hia being watched, when he
eaes, eventually got on boards, by means of a
s Ito had done shore boat, ot n. laorth country coasting
e ,ensued, which ; steamer on her passage to the Thames:
'it, to jail for safe- m:Coastans, the French Minister of the
Interior and Worship, has returned to
Paris and -is expected to submit the
measures against the unauthorized orders
at a Cabinet 'Council oh,- Saturday. Si:
German Franciscans at Epinal- lasa.ve al-
readybeen expelled from -France and the
Engfisit Passioniets in Pais ,are threatened'
with a similar fate, though their chapel is
the sally place ofworship where- English-
. and American Catholics can hear - sermons
in their -own tongue.-
ee
ED
easesy, Oct. 13
• . McDonald, who
lge on the Credit
in4c1is Falls, on tile
lie yesterday flier's-
st
ex
1 i
Id
a<
ue
Alt show it tohave-
is1 tjority. Out of a
olled 612 -for 'and
et More that otto-
itt recently
t off telegfaphic
days. A.station
t Northcote was
.
timed by . the ere-
te, Mau., of the
t1
thrown-violeatly
lie runnng away
°talon, and -rather
r companion, . Miss
r 4 -at" while the horse
il
1 treets, and thoagli
Art. ' -• -
in -Williams' .drug
lading senile coin -
:tar . yesterday, it.
.shipg •the' mortar
tents strikiag Mr.:
s -erely injuring: his
lio ever, thathis eyes
0
Davy,- ef
Ife iLd not --return'
Mi. Da* Set out
wag 414143wetl_
ed the auiiial atal
Ills trail WtiS
h :11.0av,- of: Iiquey,
ri . uzas to be`ttrbAl
til. accessory to the
iiAI Scot ft MCTav-
-ai •amears-for: the
gainst Ilarriama is
haracters. and- his
cinate shia release.
an sawmill,: -the
ohert :Agar ef:. Co,,
heith of Sontlianap-
side of the Indian
,. was totally con-
e orning of Octisber
Iai ee quautity oflum-
e:
.adway ties : -cedar
0' se and blacksmith's
eul
Moneta, Oct. 11.
• The euccessionto the Roumanian throne
has been definitely settled upon Prince
-Charles Antony, third sou of Prince Leca
pold Of Holienzeillern. -
Russia is making great military prepara-
tions for the Bulgarian, Black- Seas and
Danubian depots. Russian effacers are de-
parting for Adrianople, Sofia. — :
• .Cape To*n adyites state.that the rebel
• Basuto chief Lercithodi- is concentrating
'force near - Mefatonga .A • reliesi.iog
force; leaves Weppener for that point
soon, - - '
- A naafi:named Ferlia i now being tried
in Paris for a. series of horrible and un
mitural ctinies committed at Nobeent. It is
gEierted tih t Ferlin is the father. of,:fifty-
-four childien, very few of -them legitirnate-
An
Aden .`clespri,tell sass the German
steamer .A.sia was Stranded itt tho _ Island
Of Socotra, in - the Ittcian Ocean, on tli's
:•28th:o .06pterrib.er. No lives Were loAt.
The Asia was bound froth Amoy to NOW'
York. • - • .
uc
ea
und a $.5 gicipiece
it -in -exchange for
the -storekee)er,-
o deal with the_ boy,
aij1gave it to a pen, -
n had. lost ' it The
she' Wonsan . before the
defrauding isiniset the
g .atiSfabtorily shown
pensioner the. case-
• .
Vr
tho. St; "John
os'eil to Dorchester
essan in :numbea. The
tliF.prison lioafe not ree,
tf from Ottawa as to
herbs agrepnelit
-eon the .Deminion
ye* nments in reference
y vet,. So ell -the
jd icd Courts have to be
A Dublin despatch says that it isstated
thitt.Mr.iforter; Chief Secretary for: Ire-,
inferined.g.-deput,p,tioli of slatidlerds
that he Wbuld regret to ba 'obliged to
snspendthe liabeite Corpus- Act, but- tha
Goaernment would' do se if , absolutely
necessary.
The Emperor Alexander of Russia, whose
morganatic niarriti-Sse :with the PrineeSa
Dolgoreaki,i a believel-ta be aiiaccomplislled
fact, is not. it.seems, much more faithful to
his new wife than. _he was to his old one.
Tlelias,. it is .Said, already formed .: as fresh
liaison -With pretty Polish lady. 1 .••••
. - . - •
- Geneva advices state that anew vine pest
has appeare4 in the lihnintluil in the 'can-
ton -of*. Galls It is amid to reeetable -the
-
-pqtato &chum; but.is mule more violent,
grapeS. affected • . with it becoming
rapidly' putrid. Several vineyards i have
been. -cempletely.. dew:Stated'by tile
-imilady,,which is believed to be of Arneri-
. . . .
can origin. • - • :
The. eiitaaton.at St. Petersbarg becomes
•
daily More iiiteresting:randexciting. Mairj
political arrests are taking pla.'ea. ,The
Government is made- more -employing' the
strong hand in its :-domestie. affairs. -Iti- s
reported.that the Gzarewiteli is about going'
ta Livadia to.viSit the Czar, and it is whis:-.
perTel that his•erromdds not without politi-
cal significance. ..
11-
owitslio • a .••••••temeawsr?i,
XTRACT oF WILD
Mrs, FREEMAN'S WORM POWDER Is a sate.,tanme and
tverrii lig children or adults. Price 25 cents. or20,....31.00.
-Wrc. IrEzr.F.34.1,7VF, .11NT 1EDomr.sTic DYES - e perfect
i:(`Ss and durability they 'Lavoie.° equal. 7/riee 15 eels
trrectriai destroyer_ or,
n every color • PoX
_nes ez Liquors
WEOL- SALE at RETAIL.
TIIHE undersigtied s lieretvfore-, en-
- .11_ deav .i• tt! _t_. S II CCS'COM-
EltS in thie Line.
ALL- F1RS7-CLASS IONS
. • ,
I deal in T.IQUOTIS only, end aim a keep
ing genuine
A sufficient S;,ock of the bpst brartds fo
Medical_a:nd otlitrpart!oses alweys on Peed.
• 1.-)t)e.ial rates to dealers -.buying in Large
Quantiti3.e..
.•
111113
es
•hieh is already full.
is (Que.) police found
•m.' Patter, employ-
enf e N tl t or 1, 3. mg in 1 •
ear the ferry landing.
ttaCked and brutally
en on thepontoon.
t for: to dress his
pf the ship Everest
4.nd -Trunk:pollee sta-
laturday afterisoan to
Ishela and body were
d he alleged that he
steel knuckles by one
.-Talekiaese. Juts 24,
=al&
1306m
Cut Plug is the best pipe smoking tobacco ever
introduced hitt. Canada. It isitaade from the hest
seleeted.fine old Bright Virginia Leaf, (The. raw
leaf/I-inn which' this taaccolis maite'eosts vtoie
:Man any other tooacee .malsufa‘tered in Cginada
after ts rea4xforlhAvy)4)11
- • It isimade alisolutelypuro and -neatly 'packed in
The eonirnittea entrusted With the revi
sicin of the Cubanteustams tariff have com-
pleted their report. It proposes -a reduction
of deities- on articles -of.... -cOastriiption,
Machinery -and manufactured goods, and
the supnressaon of differential - flag dues.,
andarecommends the. free importation Of
Spanish cereals into Cuba and aaredaetion
cif ten pesetas per berrel--on foreign cereal
Thereportwill. be submitted to the.Spanisli
'Cortes.. ••• :7 - • , _
. • .
&Portsmouth .-despatch SayS :that -the
troopship hich sada on the -'18th: inst.:
takes -fifty tens of eoarinsunition and fifty
four Mordenfeld'and 0-atling..gana for the
Mediterranean. It is understood that the
-Admiralty may send the detached squadron
now Attiiig Out to the .Xediterranean, • in
stead of sending it on a general 'cruise', as
Was proposed : ' The guns and amniunition
on beard -the . troopship Aisistance willbe
-corsaeyed to Malta,andthence be distri7
hated te Admiral Sey.mour's ships,
he steamship_ River -
Monday by the Mon-
s that he :must pay
gghng or give bends
of the Department as
ink $10,000 worth of
bee. • The pods were
charge of a pilot,
:to a Quebec firm.
y a tide waior as to the
answered that it Was
de. It. Was nevektheless
in ays he did not intend
t the pilot shauld not
waiter. as :-to he bale
•
an employee of the
taring Company, Lon
lelumping fromone
osS the space through
vater runs, Missed his.
ecipitated headlong to.
e qf about forty feet,
oun`d across his throat,
e of _ his teeth and
spine.. The poor fel-
insenSible,- every one
id beep:lined. 'He was-
r's residence,Where he -
as Could: be expected.
Sara Bern -ardt 1 will take ta America
with.. her three ,Irundred"paira of Paris
gloves for use -bath on and off the stage.
This -seems' tin .-inirctense number for one
Wernan to *ear in. the -short tirne which
she will _spend in:the United Stites, but
..she declares that it is impossible for her
to exist with less than three pairs daily.
She has no 'faith. in .114- gloves which She
Might be able to procure in America, and
is determined. to be thoroughly Well sup-
plied before she leaves Paris. - Her entire
wardrobe is exceedingly rich and brilliant,
:and the duty which Will be levied on it •at
the New York -Custom Ream will be no.
small iteni of the expense incident tothe
importation. into the --United States of this
exPensive and waiiward histrionic star:
handy tin -foil packages. •
von
CNStMPTIVES.
iferhAt Ph aching Sind the People
ity bout SC TI'S EMULSION OF
-c013. LIVER 1 IL AND UTPOPEos..
PITS, as a. re edy for Consumptiofl --
jcrolIUU.. and aptlus A/potions: ioe
mEssS. scorr „41.1 BowsE :Octoler 20, 1878.
G LEMEN- I ave prescribedSeatt's
sion a Cod Lives Oi1,. etc., inmyspractice,ani •
used in my fanl y.- am greatly plk asel
with t •because! t its palatabloess and the
good sults that ollow itE: use, ,Ilhave found
it ve1 asrervatiiceeadibe in s•gofulons diseak es , and.
lespe lly yours, '
It Is soM by. all respectabl dealers in all parts -
ttfik Doi:do:Ion; • . ----------- •
• • hlannfaeturealbr
1114 G140/1Z TOBACCO CO-., Wutosoxii Ostia
' Constantinople' advices state that several
arrests have been made in Stamboul of
persons allegecl toticeeetmected with% plot
to assassinate -the sultan, which -Originated
With :influential Mohammedans- who look
upon the sultan as the maiu. obstacle to
the proclamation and_ success of a holy
War to .drive the infidels- Out of Turkey a It
is exipected that the ambassadors will soon
quit ConstatitinOple. When &pi:ow:tic; res
atiOns .cease :between the Porte and the
powers another Move will be Made leading
to war, which seenis•to be the only possi-
ble solution of the vexed -Eastern question
in its present form. The consuls at Pris-
rend hayi40 been threatened, the anibassoe
dors have -cautioned the Pori() that the
0013Sequdnces, 'Will' inevitably,: „be
should anY oistragsi-eases'E'
1,4
51;f?! 4•••?'•
t
The Grea.. aSt Wonaer of; rutpdein T4mes,
"Ir
A m. LANG, At; D.,-
279 East Broadway, N.
: !LOUI$9,'" TAX, ICY.,-JallUary 3,1878.: a
. G a araaras---el or 'the list fifteen. alonths I:
haVetase,d your t ed. 1..ive,r Emulsion,. both in
liespOal and in p ;vote practicesandhave been
greatly pleased with its effects, . It is better
born& and can b taken for alcoager time than
any E.therprepai Win of God Liver Oil. In
- Con: aiription a Il children's diseases I have
folio it especiali 'valuable. • 1. .
, a lIN A. Ot.; ERLoNY, -..u. D.. ,
- ..- Vis, Pbykeian,
• . .
.Louisvile City Hospital
NO- its. SCOTT t. POWNE ;, .: 1 '
. ,,
.- .1 ' ee tisea S ' tt's lhatilsionaf Cod 'Liver
Oil - various. in tances, and I b.a:Ve•found it to
be i. i)y taken, kadily:assimilated;lindranids
ly i irovts the utrItion and flesh. I consider
it tl,si. best Emul ion -I f`VP1'11F4Pd.,
1 : : R. 1 . ILATIGII CON, 3/- P. -. ,
a - . - • Indianapolis, Ind. •
3rE.1.21i. SCOTT BOWNE : "I * . -
I. Wavesgiven ,; oti remedy of Cod Liver On
etc. At* trial, Ind am. glad that. I, can Say I••• -
thirtlf it is aliar niedy-fiir weak lungs and bad
Coll 7 is. I can ighla recommead it. When € •
- theI.oCtOrS had riven me upa T. cammeiseed- 7
urdii4 your moll line, and I am gaining health. .',
- andi trongth ve ar fast, and dal* I shall sop).
be - 11.. ir - Yours Truly, - -
.. . ' ' 1G. A. BIEDERSTADTa. '
• , . alvestani Ind,'
Sc 'T &13.0'W_Igl :
'tdisI m
!felt it y el ty to let you know the benefit
I.Iiieerived ;
I hid. a very b d ointhe use:of your
Cough for years', and on Co* .
r11.
.suLdbg, Dr. 1. . Gorsuch of this:city;.he in.;
. fo • ".'ed me tha My left lung wae.diseasecl; and
.-pr -, erilsed SCO 's Eraulsioa sx•ifis Ilypophos-
ephifess After taking two betties I began to •i.
lin-irove'v(ryr pidly, and continued using it. ,
:imp I had ta n ten bottles, and now 5111as-
he,ilthy a man S there is in the eity of 'Balti-
more. When liegin!using if I, weighed 145
polricia,'I now eigh 189 pouade: Yours, .
DP.FA.RQ1THAR,
Oct. 3, 18 . - • Baltimore, MI.-
CA, ANDAIGUA; Septeraber 15, 1877
,,- ...
S 'IT af; Bowei '' . ,- ' . . -
•
-Gents(a ught.I weuldWrite to yen, as
Bay a aotice poll year bottlea of late Upon
4 one• contin IUUS use.. This has proved true-
,inFmy -.case.... I -vas given lip to -die last March
w •th 'consump on ; the bestinedicat aid made.
a ,ase. of any. reatnient. MY husband applied-
fo;f cod Liver Oil .; he has
bdig trnirtwEa
etn. lg-idil °
sixbottles audit is rei
storng
•
U og to health yond the expectations of ' hun-
dAds expectin to hear my death every. day,
I Rhouldlike t take it for a year, when, I
thdhlr,„ I 1,...,11 e. pe yiloecutrIsyweittiured;espect.
1 -.MBS. ELDERISGE. • -
il •
I s •
The Pills Thinly the 1) ood correct all dis-
orders of the liver, Salina:ha Kidnesa aid
Boivels and are invaluable in �11coniplaints
incidental to Fentales, ;
Theeintment is theoply reliable remedyfo
Bad Legs: ()id Wounds, Sores and UtcerS, o.
however longatauditig. For Bronchitis, Dip
thetiae :Coughs; Colds. Groat, - Rheuroatism.
and all Skip Diseases it is 110 equal.
.OF
A NICAN.,COO.NTElifEITS.
- -meet res-OecifUlly tar leave to call the ate
that cettain Houses in New York are sending
tention of the Public ge amity to the fact,
to many parts of theglohe SPURIOUS, IM1-
TATIONSIrif my Pills and °luta:jet-4.e These
frauds bear on their. labials soineSaddreis in
'New • • -I • '• 1- •
- I do net alio* iny Medieinei to e Tsold in
any part fsf the Meited-iStates.: - lave nc
Agentsthere. .My Medieines- are only Made
'by•nie; 53,.0xford Street. London.
In the books Of directions affixed. to the spt-
rioui make is a caution, !' 'warning the Pnbli
against bsingedeceived- lbs.; coui#erfeits. Dc
net be misled by this andaCions trick, thy are
Eit PLVG ef THE
:
IS 11AE.IK.ED -
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.one
�1'Z1 LETTERS'.
Ike,
is Gen -ti I
_• spEcIFIC MEDICINE
Tilt se: ominterfeits ai....e•:• piirchosed by unpri- RADE MO .TotrilisliGIEEnAT Ej;.TRADE, M
thecountfefeita thegpretend to denounce. - ' .
Pills•and Ointni entrand are • said to yenraamy, An :unfailing
ciplecl• Vendors at onelhalf the price et nil
eiiiiiiamo%r:adrniegisntei; ay.
l'its1 tathat.:senses4 juss. Mire for Sejnin-
til.We ak wepp;- -
ice, whieli I feel ware 'II in ay 7veritore upon Spermatorrliesi
.asking froM all honorable persons, to aseistme, I m p o t e.way, ,
:and thePublic,' as far as May lie in their P(14- - and all.Diseases
i B f T ' that follow as a las. _ ,
er, ia detantaeing ;this shameful Fraud: ' • , e ore.
ines bears the British 4orernment Sicimp..witil sueqnrceicenceo .1..sWreinness,017/17.
Each potand Box- Of ' the Oennine-- Medi- ,, A...us-e. so
IL wilirag . 4' 1{0:ILOWA3AP_ Jitsv..A./,i-fit,,-% . ,itlagt131:taUreo, lges, anni;;Ti othrt.
!' •'''' . 1 -di Insanity or Consumpt
alone- --they :are MannfaCturedii
TItEEt,lioN-1,i:prematbi.e Tavt joy.- u pa
,SATURDiti, °Ct. 9. -a •
Rolionny Pilla and pintment bearing an
peon.• •
says a frightial_t, ther_address are counterfeit. '
o y n were
..s.aftassa.,,:pa.6tirrassoftt;sto.wit.z,. .iThe Trade Marks ef ',these MediCinei aye re
out the British PossesOote, who May keep th
istered inOttawa,. Hence, any one throtigh
asays-King Humbert Areerica-aCounterfeit for eale, "will be prim
d -ent
WDitESDAY, Oct 13
Teheran despatch Says the Eurds have
fallen !back- hr as Soukbulak; sending
trogr.bot------+1 ye frontier into Kurdi...
sta:n. • It is reettried they totally -or pn,r-
. .
outed. Signed, - - -
ee of amnesty to Col ibaldi's son-inaw. tiany aegroyea• a, hundredTHOMA5 HOLLOW_
Sailor who,steered the Psrsioai yillages. The tribes Of Azerbijam 53;1, `-'xFOT?
on with the Che,sapealse are preparing to march against there. '-/soritr• 79: 13 - -
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r whiph Ny.e. desire t6
ery o e ScirThe $pe
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acke
011 re
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age, or six
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Jar goia
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•"Ariel wh
ruggiata at $1,
es for 85 or wil
eipt.3.pf the mon
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THE GRAY MEDICP
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Lucanovr by0,11druggi
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