Paoli Weekly News, Volume 7, Number 30, Paoli, Orange County, 9 April 1879 — Page 4

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to tjia r-j to ; E ,1 W C;r.. nsusiiisf cf lis ecu: tliTd to L tarrotir. 2 a-,1 t j tl, Zulu., Lav i-eea frr.Urato-1, asl tl.e ret-o.rr.ci tr.-i.-txgr report ili roa3 os:rykI mad the country twnrtilrs wlxh An ftrzll'a to go to Lis relief is coir.,-; or;;t.:,l2i"l 1 3 iLc'-saivi 2 J; L&va fee:.! tlerft t,iad hj V. -s l:r!:.U:h, & L; -s cf t:.:.lj L.i: 1 T1.9 HDgU Ji trocr-s e:.:.:Tcr 1 ro kit 3. Ti.a a r r ' ..; c.f 1." ,L..' . 3 ccd:. mc-s I"s I", a. I'ortr-Ii'e iii"-c.,l pi'j;.;ra were t-".i.A saV jtiect to tli races t attcjxpt to aj:.;:a,.si,,;i;.t3 tho CLltf cf Folka. ETcrsi f fcc::! wera of Ligli rank. A t timber cf French soMiera wera caught la w:-Tf;-e Ro-w ia Algeria, last -week, aad Djj'i';to'M'i p raliol. Tl I a 1 a Tli'im Tsr rr. t" s ere li t st r t (' C 1 ? t r t 1 t ever f ' V V. a . I jwty out fertv i tJi A i .... r. Y TO t " I iA e i r "v 1 i L J A Tl o i r .. ' . ! r Lr ; ) c ti V A ! . rs t re lot '. .1 1 ? r 1 rr a :'i I ? u i ! s ir ' ' ' J lv "'ila'l G'jurtiui '.t . tLd precaahous T3 C' f' t- 1 1 V t) 1 M .3 1 .'3 ! . 1..0 j I 1VO thoi vnl A' ' . - il o Er.'.-h, a f- v dv c -wl h a lors of 4 l.J Tl r. 1 .-t t s 1 1. if-'k!! r.v-J frcf OiiI' .1. Peru and Bolivia bare entered into an alliance, ami docl&red war against CLili Vie t African nevspspersi cotiSna tlie report IL&t two French gtin boats had fended a company of olJ;eT8 on tiia Britieh inland of LlaUicong, ar.J & BrifUb cfllciil was prevented from Loitlsg Lin flagon the British island of KikfHiXi. Iu The Britirsh authorities at Sierra Leona eent a gvr.boat with a protest to the French officer con-J acting the occupation of MaUocp. The French claim that the island was ceiled to thera in 1873. The Eritiah claim popeaion since 1 V"J i. The Icternatloaal Exhibition at Melbourne, Acs'.ralia., ia to be opeood Oct 1, lS'iJ, and dote March SI, The Exhibition Build ing, costing about $-170,000, ia now being erected. The town of Miragoane, Ilayti, has been destroyed by fire. Five or nix thousand persons are rendered homeless. The property dcetrojel included 50,000 bag of cotloo and 1,800,000 pounds of logwood. Ioes abont J'KHSOXA Ex-Cocgress-man Eiddlo, of Lebajion, nn., shot himself -with fatal effect the other day, at that place. He had for a long time been in feeble health, and was finaneiaUy embarrassed, "William S. Albert, formerly Congressman from Maryland, died at Baltimore last week. On the mtiio day, ci-Congressman James K. Gibson, of Abington, Ya., expire i. George II. Feck, United States District Attorney for Kansas, lias resigned. Capt i: l.var 1 O'Mejigher Condon, the Fenian, baa been appointed to a clerkship ia the Treasury Department The Fresidect has nominated William L. Rcroga for .Cowsul at Chin Kiang, China, and William F. Burchard, Consul at Omoa, llondar., and Truiillo, Spanish America. The tr.it of the Widow Oliver against exKenator Pinion Cameron, of FennKylvania, for breach of promise, has been concluded at Washingio'n, resulting in a verdict for the defendant Eoswell S. Burrows, whose wealth amounted to about 110,000,000 in railroad and coal stock.", died hiet week ia New York. Gen. Daniel Cameron, of Chicsgo, a Dcmocratia politic tan and -one of the proprietors of the Chicago Timet ia 1&T4, is dead. He raised th GIxty-Mia Illinois reginiirtit, and was made a Brigadier General daring the lie bt.-11 ion. Ilia cL!&se vas conaamptlon, and hU g'B 50 3"ears. Prof. Eiiey, Entomclogiat cf the Department of Agriculture, baa resigned. The President nominated David T. Corbin, of ikrath Carolina, Chief Justice of the Supreme Conrt of Utah; Thomas & Wadaw'orth, of Illinois, F. h ivtr cf Fublio lloneya at La ?Ie;ila, New JTexico; Oscar UatScdd, of New lork, to be United States Consul at Batavia, and John Harris, of Pennsylvania, to be United Ktato Consul at Ycnice. Judge Samuel II. Bnskirk, lata of the Indiana Supremo Court, ruptured a blood Yewel while coughing, at Us residence in Indianapolis, a few days ago, and died almost immediately. He was .V. years cf age. Judr;o James II Steward, member of the Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth Congresses from Maryland, died at Baltimore lately. Mrae. Bonaparte, "the American Friacts,n died at Baltimore hist week, aged ti I dj T,V.f ar. 1 til m- I cf C ryerr.e In ill in rrt.ht. ti.ty-Cve 1 k' , r.i h 'J-M pi llv if r I r 1 ! 't t X. i: . -i tt ' i t i 34 i cf T- itt)lfli ' , 1 to t 3 i1-, i- . . 1 tyt.acr 1 -"rs. It is ca t o u : u Hji ;(' m: : . '. : r i if,V : 4 i r-v t 1 i" H'i i : cr .f r : ti t,. v i f -s : : 1 I j i; . ' : . ' r I Ar' -s t '1 j' ,t r 3 i . . c f t : a at, to piy t i frri t il ' a i lv t I a t i t t J 1 . c U 5 s. 3 i ltti i to i I rt Tl oT.;v r 1 " a c. ' - Ir,- j 1 . r . I a 1 ' O J '!.-'- 1 I". 1, 'i -H i' i .u , ru ,. s i I . r Tl. .i f:-..-n f -r -i p.. d;'!.; tha f it'.-.-r rf 1 : ' y .- p ' c i. ..r r t' : t ' . I f f - .... - 1 1 - i I.

Crter Karri oa for Iliyor, atii tie whola Deoiocraiic tic let, by Esjsiity cf orer 5,003. TL Ewla!l3h po;I.l Et-arljr 13,C03 Tots-. A Judiclil electioii ia YTisconin reanlt&l ia the re-;ecioa cf Jaid' Ctjia (Eepalllcjar.) to the rapreni C.:v3.rt l-r --.-Six. The loa "De-rirj tc!i tl,- 'r n ConTcntion at Cooncil liST oa the 2tat of Iily. At the r.itdfl laia.nd election, oa the 1st int. Van Zaadt, lnt!:ca3, for Covensor, received S,v"J Twtcs; Eegar, Democrat, 5,Si7; Kill, Greenback, and acattt-ricg, 277. Uajority, S,"bC, Tlio ntjority for Howard, Lieutenmt Governor, is 4TA. The General Assembly co::ii prises, ia the 'Senate, 3 EepnHIicana, 8 Dt;:aocrhii, 2ej choice. Ia the House, 52 Epahlicatia, 13 Besicerata. 4 no choioa TbeDecsocrati and Nattotsal at GaTeliTsd, Cl.o, have nc;:od their forces and nomkiated Walltmaa Oti for Uarorof that city.

Tlie total coinage at the minta for Ilarch wm f5,577,0cC Tlio total coinage of standard ilver dollars to April 1, 1879, is S28,7T4,a"K). CI ag elevators contain 7,409,4:20 bnshels cf 2,WC.,S11 biiflhela of corn,' 501,231 t -i 'i cf oats, 2UI.109 bushels of rye, and t l,r ' hi iibela of barley, mating a grand total cf 1 1S4 burthc-1?, agadnst 2,7. .5,0. 'd bushels at f h 7 ".ol lt year. Fi . )tring is the public-debt atatemeat pet forth c l ihe 1st in-t : f itnni. bomta... fl!.4W.?50 1 ive i t irnt bondJ 7 j3,W0,tXW jr our i la half per cent. x,( , 4 o,oo.n'-o ronrt r c nC bonds....! 4!."i.0ii0 vy i ioafond H0,l(,000 Total coin bonds. " itur d Uht I tt cji'rti CorbflratA of depoait .$3-W.7-,Ml . S7.'.-).C') im-uonil riiTr"ucy i ) J a" 1 si.ver certificate Iexuiidiiis certilicatea.... 13,6 II. M 63,VT0 Total without interest....... Total debt Total interest Cash in treasrary. , , . $ 4C3,Ct2 !K!:i .. 12,4. 2.7!) i,4 S5.C9 .2tH) 420 ,t8T 45.S Debt lexs cah tn treasury 5 J.C rr.lus h Increase during March W '2.72 1 Decrease since June 5W, l ' P,("k -;,515 CURRENT LIABILITIES. Interest due and unpaid $ Debt on which interest ha ceased.... 7.6)2.(i) Interest tliereon .t ! 2-.tii Ool.l and silver certificate" 19,6 51, 0 b'nitrd Stated notes held for redemption of certificates of deposit 27,i-S0,0TO Cniied State notes held for rcdempticn of fractional currency 73,55,!W1 Called bonds not matured for which 4 per cent, bond have been issued . . . 2R, 447 .7(H) C&nh balance available Airii 1, 1879.. 114,.'41.5tK) Total f 430,7t7,458 AVAILABLE ASSKrS. Cash In treaiury $ 420.787,455 Bonds issued to the Pacific Enilroad Companies, interest payable in lawful money: Principal outstanding. . 3 64,fi23,512 Intereat accrued mid not yet paid !nv.. "52 Interest paid by the United States.... 41,773,745 Interest repaid by transportation of mails, etc 10,705,052 Balance ot interestpaid by the Unit xl States 31.C68,fi32 Jersey City has defaulted in her payments. She owes '10,000,000, one-quarter of her assessed valuation. Statistics of Western packing for the season of 1S7S-70, printed in the Cincinnati 7Vcc Current show the total number of hogs packed at 7,4S0,04S, an increase of 975,202 over last year, and 0S0,67T increase at the eamo average weight as last year. At a large meeting of representative butinoss men at the Board of Trade rooms, in Detroit, last week, it was decided that there must bo a river-crossing established there, regardless of Yanderbilt'e Grosse Iale project, and that the best means was to bond the city for the amount necessary to build a bridge or tunnel. A committee of fifteen was appointed to secure legislation at Lansing, and to visit Washington and Ottawa, and obtain right of way from the two Government. ' Ail the 4 per cent bonds authorised, with the exc?i lion of faoO.OOO.OOO, have been sold 150,000,000 being taken on the 4th insst. Calls have been issued for the last of the 5-20s. The amount of 4 per cents, sold reaches the large sum of 550,000,000. The Secretary of the Treasury has not yet determined upon the conditions upon which he will offer the remainder of the 4 cer cents., which are to be sold for. the purpose of refunding the ' outstanding 10-40 bonds, but Lis programme will be announced ia the course of two or three weeks. CMI311S A XI) CIiI3mfAL3. Tha trial of the assasein, Buford, who shot Judga Elliott at Frankfort, Ey., has been set for Honday, April 8, at a special term of court A mob ia Davis City, Decatur county, Iowa, captured two alleged desperadoes, and hung one of them. The. other was rescued and placed ia j lib A houee of ill-fame as destroyed and a newspaper office eet on fire. Finns AND CASCTAr.TTI'S. Three blocks of the town of Seneca, I1L, were burned the other night . Tha loss was about f 33, CCO, with comparatively small insurance. , . A terrible accident occurred a few days ago at a re ia tha third story of the F&irchild block, Madison, V.'ia. , whereby three or four persons lost their lives. Three distinct explosions took" place, throwing the firemen nd others down stairs severely scorched. About a dozen persons were severely injured, and the 1 I of pi pirty ansmtitod to about ?:10,000. The c u e cf ti e eirl n is n'.krown. The Liv . j c.i.r.'v , J Co-.t House, r-ci utly c mif 1, h.v Ik f- flwid tr.0,000 worui by fire. 1 .Vf j . . si -t i r Li . s 1 y t.o burning cf V C L t r. Cl-. . i N. II., t V t ' v. at 1CCSPOU8, ; ...iii., w-, Ct r J I y fire tl e other (aT. 1 1j i t I Yry ( ;ijpr. Ir.i Errs x.a r. ported thrc. ' - A IT - -a B-h 'i. f evertd lives i "3 f . j 1 t I i 1 h c 1 a l.ir;;e HI t..9 Lcl 1 Y' . , t 3 c ' r i ... t- & d- ",',ivl.t i. 1 V. 1 X. 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A f! t t'... ti lot.-i.;i'jt an 1ie voter. T".yh;-J hz.:lr,'iz -wm Cc-:l9 by Ccv-'j: ;,u on it :!t xilt. Th Eoas wm et ia mmiuvt, suj tha 3t feeld a very brk-f araiSoi, Mr. Grovrr l:jt3ui a irl.l, fitendiaj fc lima lor t."-;S was LrnCloa cf tL K-rtlsera I'swJa rsHroad; !'r, J.-hiints-a iBtro:!:UL.1 a t.ll ta -a!hcrtie tiooal Boar 3 el Beaith to iaecis:4 anJ reyort on tlie Infection and eoatagioca (Uaeaoa of aaiasaU; aat Mr. Ww-iosi ffeml a bill to re;.e-sl an mora of tii bi'A Rikis;r appropriation for sandry t-ivil ex-ptni"-of t. u-3verninQt for tb year ec-iic;; Jano J, IS-l), as anUioHsea the Kacrtary cf Vi'ar to re-, leaae the Jtsiisa Watar-Wor'ea. li-oei island. Hi. After a brief cliaeuHsion, the Sonata, oa the 1st last., pased tba hill apprcprlaUBj 200.0Ct to eocKintct a refn'.reraticg slip, to be teed In thiO'nfoctiiiij yellow-fvr ahipa. Ja tie Kau?, Mr. Atklas ffportei tlio Zegiitlaiive Appro j riatioa bill, coatalofn? elatisea rvpealipp- and Beo4iH eioa f tne Kevinc-.t Ktatate -lat:njrto iw. taginro , lae Jarera teet-oath, lpaty S5arliai and Knperiiors cf Elertion. The debate on tie Army h: .l was resumed, and aeverjj fiery speeches were Uiade. Yarions bills were introdueed ia tha Ecrsata cn tlie 2J ult., among them one, by ifr. Earrts, providing for a treaty witb Mexico. Mr. Hoar's resolution condemning as unconstitutional and revolutionary the Democratic programme of legislation was laid on the table yesi, es Eaulsbury, cf ti-6 Committee oi Tri . - a ; ESections, zoade a report ist tl i a1 ,.-- aion or sir. i.'-eil a a icr tor l- ri HaicpBhire oa tiie appolntr ' 1 1 n t'e i It wiil come up for cons. Jir'-ioa to uMt. Hoar prenfiLiffd the views t t'e i . o! the committee in favor of au ...1 ;I J, by himself. Cameron (Wis.) aad ins-all. lor. to vr. :. m v e House continwetl the disensss a of t r:.. x- : .. Kpeeche were delivered by Mer. .), lownKhend. Calkin, Herbert. Heater, . . if . Va. and Bockner. Tb Senate, i esecu -v re .c, confirmed Ac5rewD. White as In'tr to I 'tLi,wj Dr. Cornelius A. log an, acous j of L i.-;or lx-f j, a at lusur oCeutriu Auicrwa Thetirtanbatk meiuters of the Iiuae held a caucus, at which It was decide! that they would move to strike out the political ana-ndments from the Appropriation bills: tlii motion, failing, they would decline to vote, and leave the Democrat aad Republicans to fight it out between themsEive. The Senate tranaacted no business on the 3d inst. The New Hampshire Senatorship case was discussed briefly, there was a short executive session, and an adjournment to the 7th. In the House, the discusxion of the amendment to the Army bill forbidding the use o troops at the polls was con tinned. Mr. Knott, of Kentucky, led oil, oa the Democratic side, and spoke of the great and historical importance cf the principle involved. He characterized it as the great fundamental principle of republican liberty, that the bal lot-box should be protected from the slightest approach to military power, and that the voter t hail be left absolutely free in exercising at the polls the highest prerogative of the citizen. He quoted the English statute of George II. for the removal of troops from the places where an election is to be held, and cited Blaekstone, "That it is essential that elections shall be absolutely free, and that, therefore, all undue influences are illegal and are prohibited." He was followed, on tho Republican side, by Mr. Houck, who arjtued that it was absolutely necessary for the protection of the lives and political rights of the colored and white Eepublicans of the South that the authority of the military to preserve the peace at the polls should be maintained. This speech, being: by a Southern man, attracted much attention, and was frequently applauded on the Republican side, and jeered on the Democratic side. Mr. Robeson (Republican) followed. He confined himself to the questions of law involvod in the discussion, and said it is proposed here to restrain the civil officers of the United States from keeping the peace at any election in any State. By what means By civil means, not by military means, for the right of the civil officer, the Marshal of the district, if you please, to summon a posse comitatus is a rizht to summon ihe ordinary military companies that may be within the body of his bailiwick. The right to summon armed troops, if they be within the body of his bailiwick, is a civil, not a military right, and is in the interest of the inviolability and strength of civil law. 2tr. Blackburn (Democrat! spoke next. He said he was but a poor studtnt of his cotintry's history who was not able to satisfy himself that from the foundation of the constitution down to the present time it had ever ben held (at d that by the highest authorities in the land that it was in the power of the House to control the employment of the army by withholding supplies. In the very nature of things the proposed repeal could not be revolutionary. The cocstitut on did not pi ve the riuht to the President to send armed forces into any State, even to suppress domestic violence. Other speeches were made by Messrs. lubRon, Turner. Barber, Hawk a- d Keshan. The debate on the Army Appropriation bill was continued la the House on the 4th. The first to speak was Mr. Singleton (Democrat), of Mississippi, who atated the question to be, wheiher the House had the courage and determination to repeal pernicious law, or would falter and fail in Its duty to tho country. Oa the face of the disgraceful law which it was now proposed to repeal, the boasted freedom of America was a mockery and a lie. Mr. "Weaver (Greenbacker). of Iowa, spoke next. He deprecated the keeping open of sectional auiniosities, and said the National Greenback party wanted no soldiers at the pollj. Nor did they want the presenes of any armed men when elections were being held: neiiher did the Greenback tarty want the test oath for jurors; nox did the National Greenback party want any Marshals at eleciions unless the nistoryof electioua, alter the experiment should have been tried, would prove that the country could not cet on wituont them, lint he had not the least doubt of the consUtu tior.al power of tha Government to protect citizens at the poils. It was only a question of policy and neceesity as to the Supervisors; that featnre ought to be retained in the law with a modification, and they should be chosen, not from the two parties, but from the parties having Congressional tickets in the held. That would give the Greenback party a chance. Mr. Be La Matyr (Greenbacker), of Indiana, expressed hi intention to vote for ' the bill as it stood. He thought the House had better show some desire to relieve the people instead of giving themselves wholly to wrangle over the firinp upon S a niter, the returning to- slavery of Bums, the fiasco of John Brown, and tha general criminations and recriminations. Mr. Jones (Greenbacker!, of Texas, opposed the placing of political legislation ou an appropriation bill. Mr. W ri-'ht ;Greenb;uker), of Pennsylvania, condemned the reopenim of the dead issues ot the war, and predicted defeat (in l;-! for the parly Chat raised thera. Mr. llawley (Kepublican) of Connecticut, followed, ilenonnrinsj the purpose of the majority which would leave the Government to be carried en by the voluntary service o its officers orby voluntary subscriptions sm-h as flowed into the treasury ia "li'0. It was threatened by pentlemen of that majority that if the President should veto the bill they would appiy the thumbscrews to the iiiiaorityin order to ottainatwothird majority, and, f.ii;uis" in that, the appropriation shouUt fail. To that programme the minority would invariably vote nay to the end of the chapter. It was not now a qnostion of the merit of the statutes, but cf methods, and tho Democratic method was dangerous, reprhensibl. aad ,o be opposed. Mr. Tucker (Democrat), of Virsinia, spoke at l-nrrth npoa tho lopal questions Involved, and then, in allusion to statements from Gentlemen ou the other side that they wonid never yield, said he wonl l tell them that, in the conflict between power and liberty, if power would not yield !Uerty was jnst as lirm. Mr. i-.r-field, of Ohio, closed" the debate for tho iU-pulf-lieatis. He expressed his willingness to help the Democrats wipa troru the statute-book the law a-.- .r ijT t -e u of t amy at the polls. A bill for that purpose should irtredtcel in t r i r -nr,,.r. i'". I-1 w e L'-t I t i t ' t i r t t r.-, t. i" j n t e s ... i t , . .! o. . J., 1 a . -rap Tl fi' !f(rr-'fr(t t Jlif ..t i i ' t s( . -. t . i to .. tT-r rt srii r-t i e 1 ' j. ..-e or 1 io t, coi; . . r. lia-aer, cf Iinusna. onered an aieBcunent to the ? - I - V . it ' 1 ' ' f t 1 i i ' i . n .1 1 i ', ' k c cr X c t i .71; a ; , 3. .ixi 1 .- . a ii ! Tim j " l , L ,io:r n:r uzjz . 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C'T -a of tlv V'ti. r'i, ti i: 9 Trc ;.;ry Bcrsrt-Tfj-st. enifed t-.it hu tad cLefts cf fsir.sihi;vr 1"cet: "Tirisvi vot-irs in U:ht :-&tfmut wi.1i free trmcsportitloa to tr hotnos, vrA ux rcee;;'ts wht:re tfy bad fi.:!od to py tl.f.;r turn, rx-th of :V,C:t were f nraij'.-f'-! by l.tim'll, f -r t:.et:?sie Central lirpt: rx A Ce; -iraiJ-tr-, t..eo'',:::e C. Gorbaia ws: rvt::. " h r ndfnrr li::i i':.-) fatc caEs 1 r.:.-.r ' ' , ...1 fr, from "which it appears tiiat T.St circtiiaru were eent to employed ia the department, 4li5 of which w:re not responded to, twenty-five wereretarned, and 27 reanltdd ia suDscriptions amotictmg to f 3,247. Ha had found cases where the circulars were eent to persona receiving eaJatiee of less than Sl.OOo, s.nd l.o wiched to correct Lie previous atatcment on tltai point. - - mmmmm, a ""i,: i ii xBxfjjjiiiif g n. The largest triune in Europe Trill be completed next yeai. II will cross the

las Govemineiit cf Samara, Bussia, cn the Siberian railroad line. The To! ga, at the point of the bridge, ia about four miles wide in ihe spring season, and in autumn ia 4,732 feet. The bridge will be supported by twelve piers eighty-five feet high, with iee-cut-rir tl.;:' j-five feet hih at a distance t every C Ti feet. The ice-cutters are covered vsiih granite. The ircn-v. ork i3 fc: Ecllnm. A temporary colony is c 1 ' 'ashed for woikingmen employed cn the bridge; it occupies about fiftyacre?, and ha3 sixty different build-i-T-ed at 100,000 rabies. Two Cr rd 1 von are employed, and among thera are 100 Itahan masons. Three ete:,raer3 and seventy barks ere used constantly for forwarding wood, stone, iron and other materials. The bridge will cost 4,630,000 rubles, or about $3,500,000. A QUAINT SXSTEX OF BOOK-KEEP-IX G. A committee of creditors, consisting of four prominent business men, visited a- debtor, a large manufacturer, the other day, and after the usual seasonable compliments, -delicately broached their errand as one of investigation. "Oh, gentlemen, you want to see how I stand. Hanged if I know. Here's my ijaoks and fishing out of a vest pocket three thin pass-books, he laid them upon the stove. "Honest Injun, all the books I keep. You see I manage to keep goods enough over in New York to draw against. Borrow some money, keep track of my, notes, and when money's easy, of course, I'm doing well; when money's hard, why it just looks squally. "Won't you look ever the factory, gentlemen." Boston Advertiser. SILEXT IXFLMENCE. We are touching our fellow beings, on all sides. They are affected for good or for evil by what we are, by what we may say and do, even by what we think and feel. May-flowers in the parlor breathe their fragrance through ihe atmosphere. "We are each of us silently saturating the atmosphere about us with the subtle aroma of our character. In the family circle, besides and beyond all the teaching, the daily life of each parent and child mysteriously modifies the life of every person in the household. The same process cn a wider scale is going on through the community. No man liveth to himself and no man dieth to himself. Others are built up and strengthened by our unconscious deeds; and others may be wrenched out of their places and thrown down by our unconscious influence. Everything Goes TFronsr In the bodily mechanism when the liver gets oat of order. Constipation, dyspepsia, contamination of the blood, imperfect assimilation, are certain to ensue. But it is easy to prevent these coasequencea, and remove their cause, by a course of lloatetfer's Stomach Bitters, which stimulates the biliary organ and regulates its action. The direct result is a disappearance of the pains beneath the ribs and through the shoulder blade, the Dausea, headaches, yellowness of the skin, furred look of the tongue, and sour odor of the breathy which characterize liver complaint Soand digestion and a regular habit of bodr are blessings also secured oy tiie use of this celebrated Kstorative of health, which imparts a degree of vigor to the body which is the bent guarantee of safety from malarial epidemics Nerve weakness and overtension are relieved by it, and it improves both appetite and Bleep. - A World-YFK1 Keputatlon Ds. Ih T. PrEECB, having acqaired a reputation ia the treatment of Chronic Diseases resulting in a professional business far exceeding his individual ability to condact, some years ago induced several medical gentlemen to associate themselves with him, as tha Faculty of the "World's Dispensary, tha Consulting Department of which hi ehico been merged wilh the Invalids Hotel. Tha organization has now been completed and insorpor&ted under statute enacted by the Legislature of tho State of -lew York, under the name &nd style of the Woele's BlPEX3AET MEBICAIi AsSo'ciATION." , We cap the followiES from tha EaS&la JZxA branch of the " Weld's DNptnsary Medical Assoeiarioo " it to be- wtabhsfaed to Ixmdon, Fngiacd.a stn Wen tb eonliaaatty tnoreasin.; European business of tfte I!Mirm&fT has been toan to warrant, and next week ar. ri. T. 11.EOOBTHA will tail tor t a arrant trm-t.-oiMi. !, to .ir1; t"". 1 tiLe or.ar.iiifn f f 9 P" i-t is7!i-m rl n rep le-ji'sn b b-n tr s.j.s.-'j t .r jt- - r Wfcit 4v 1 Urn. f f n r i'i a i ur c f r- 1 " . , '- k .0 tn fr-rteCu jri.we-i- - 1 t.. , , ,i, i.r-t oin t 10 f-jre'prit kn pi"s f f t 39 'utii .1 1 v ht -"-'i t"iTj-. -1 1 x r.j i le I 1 r nl i 1 t b it u. 1 "I - .j.- J r )j t ; .a t i m o kh c B. 1 1 ( it 4 x - o m.t & cc- ' u. ;CJ' out . n tfs n, t a -1 kd ot eic-.-tn bu-.jii w - , ..- t 1 i' . i w r . . 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