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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

lungs, 3 each.
On Saturday afternoon last FIRE broke out IN TIE
Iampblack mandatory of H. MartinS Co.. in War.
rem street, above Washington avenue. The FIRE
originated in consequence of defect in the aue and
smoke was discovered in abe morning when the work
men commenced operations for the day. Subsequently,
flames i-suea forth but in consequence ofthe difficulty
Of procuring water the rooing was destroyed and tho
contents grce.ly damaged The loss amounts to sbess
5000. Partially insured.
The alarm Of Fire on Saturday noon for me SIKH
EASTERN Fire District caused by the upsettise
of Kettle Of varnish in Walton street, near FluAA-
ing avenue.
DEBATING CLUB AsswERsARr.-The Fourth Az
niye''. Of The s.3sn pesss1s e w.
exercises consisted Of addses essays and Dialogues and Tie
and singing by the Aosn Glee Club. TIE st,snassss
good.
SUDDEN Dxkrg.-On Saturday afternoon Coroner
H9os held x aqss; 1 Roe. .Io' nss, p,.ss ',s.s
ternoon pevou. deceased 70 make cas an
returned n spp%saty good .s,lth minStes snsi ~
after died verdict Of death from spopeHy ws rec
dered.
SERIOUS FALL.-A lady named Mclaughlin, resi&
ing at No Jay while washing the outside o Eve,
story window on Saturday tell and 'sh tho pavement ia s
gentlemen passing by who picked her up in an nsensbe eos:
don and 1t asserairsd that her skull was hsctwcd
Ae remained stats Of stupcr during the whole Of the DEG
aud night, and fatal Termination Is feared
PoLIoEMEs DETAILED At FgRRrEs.-The Chief %
Police detailed three at each Of the ferries, wboss
spec duty appears 10 he watch theves and burglars ce
New orb DO frequent this city for piunder and carry bAs
net Second District and three from the Thif1
District making ghtesn In all who thus taken from pass
duty.
ExrRsDIEG FLATBusH AyrsUE.--A movement has
recently foot with the view Of extending Fatbush
straight line from its termns ion In futos
junction Of Sands and Fulton ree Petitoss
the circulating and already contain
The line Of the proposed Improvement
Of the Fourth and Eleventh Wards and "
the blocks through which IL dsgonaly for half mds
chaiohes Tho thus opened would open cosnmuios
the Fulton and MaD Ferries ana the fis
ne-nak9 the widest and hndsomsst tboroxgbfs 10
the city, and from three to four miles In length
POULTRY THTryIsG.-Oficer Brown Of the Fourth
District Police arrested Friday night having IL hs
rosseson ten decapsted fowls which had cszcfpnV
about her and under her dresA The fowls bs
evidence Of having recently been killed
PASSING CoUsrzRYsrr MoSEr.-On Saturday eyes-
ins Sergeant Tbnks Of the Fifth District Police arrested
named Henry Clark warrant ssucd BY yusoe
jacobs charging him Eth passing two dollar counerfsst ~
upon WORTH bartender In South Seventh street 40
cused gave bonds to appear for examination
STEALING HoRsE.--David Burton WINS brought
before Justice Smith Friday the charge Of breaking
the stable Of Samuel p Robinson n Hampstead on the nE
of the 2eth inst and taxing horse saddle and hs
possession by Officer Brown Of the fvb District pcoe VIZ
toss him into custody The accused committed sws
the action Of the Grand Jury on the charge n l#
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AIIEGIp DIsORDFRLT HOrsR.-A charge OF Keep
az t.or5ery pssfsrred yesterday BY MIA Elm.
beth Forineyer No. l Become street AgsiH MAJ named
c. s-srisnr u No 81 IispeaAa street Sass Joud@n
and otkers the Lower Police Cos made descent upon
stergs and arrested him and BIS wife asd tner
er. al before justice elsh snA bed 70
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Window shsdes, White and Buff Hoilaods, %


10 ble Cover. Picture Cord. T.sss a. ct asBusas
tur-r's prices. Nv WooDyozD Wrzrs No - cstAss "a
o.. CounsrJ Merchants saFpiei :, ths lowest prtrss
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AEREsI OF PIeKpocKZ1.-EdmOnd J. Norton,
s5 ~ l. A. old offender arrested Saturday FOR pehiax
the pocket Of lady shO pssstss NJ The fh avenue Of
Uss ca tanning S8 Tie lady oo<iined giving her
rsfrruE chDzs sgaiD the OstDer He Sss neseTfbeses.
Ioeked 40 Jy Jusree laadresa. io< Examination
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ALLEGED RTyER THEyEs.-Two men, named Jas
cl,-k md ia. Worth were yesterday chsrsed with
Is oep the rai the shoouer Ohio, lying 81 sneho<
m the sbog and selling the same tos bali ia EsA TO John
L-sek igpk dealer Delaney street The prsooers vefs
.kn before Justice Brennan and committed TO await
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Mr.. Charlie. II. 'e Wolfe of Philadelphia lectures
at The stuvyesan, ms tute this evening on Kansas
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Burned TO DKATH.-An infant daughter Of Mr..
Henry residing No ~ Twenyfourth bensd 70
cesh Yesterday clothes having accidentally caught nre
from crate. An inquest was held upon the body
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To the Editor Of TIE N y Tyibvne.
SIR: Can You inform the public If the Police do

SIR: Can you inform the public If the Police do
About half past O'Clock my hide daughter
and mye were passing through Houston street 10 the Bowe
on reschng the Second behind
wrenched my pormonnaie from MY hand screamed with
near b. me corner the time who believe
cae Of the thet After be had obtained his booty be ran up
Second ayenue and First street " the BoweTy sea pass
the time be jumped on and thus escaped followed
hoping with Policemen, but usual whe1
wanted TO be found On reaching the Bow
ssd be had searching for hef for the half
hour but without SO OBLIGED to console myself
with h suggestion that Mayor Wood had called them down to
deduct their three days pay. Respectfully yoarsj -
hec Iork March i, 1855. Mn. {. W.. First street
SUIcrpF-Mr Arthur Bensh, German macbinst,
81 YEAR Of sse committed suicide at his boarding house No. os
ncq,Gs Of os ro.. and died sr ns ia
Gnsf on sesSnn. o. TIE recent Vs sS1s a Is s
inquest on the body.
ScADyD TO DEATB-Elesnor Roberts child s
years II yesterday the residence Of her psren No
s Elizabeth from the effects OF ss received the aAy
ureyious from kettle cf boiling falling her An
quest held upon the body BY Coroner Gamble and YER
Diet Of accidental death rendered
BrRSED TO DRATH.-An infant daughter Of Mr..
Henry residing No "a Twenryourh street was ssr1sd TO
Yesterday her clothes having aeeideDtsHy caught n~
from crate An inquest was held upon the body
ARREST or YorS6 GAaBLERs.-Thiteen BOYS aged
iGa % II y9stSS ess ss. So Sn so jaoS .
They were Locked up Justice Brennan fe examination No
Isr tie keeper also arrested and held TO answer
ALLEGED RIVER THHyEs.-Two men nance Jas
CLARK and Worth arrested yesterday ehsrSsd Th
LAvir stolen the ss Of the schooner ONO yg 81 sncn
IN the Wasbout and selling the same es na IA "a ne 20 JONI
F1rntrck dealer OF Deaaey street The prso0ers wefs
taken Justice Brennan and committee ." await eIA
nation.
AI1KGYp DIsORDFRLT HOrsE.-A charge OF keep
iaz d.or6ery house psterred yesterday By MIA E1a
bh Fortueyer No. ~ BcoMe street agziIH ma. named
cha. stenz " No. 81 LspenAra street and Sefsf Jourd
and okers Of Lower Police Cosn made descent upon
sterhgs premises and arrested him and BIS wife snd their
gr. before Justice elsh snA bed 70
AIREsI OF A PIeKpocxZ1.-EdmOnd ). Norton,
ssd old Oasader arrested on Saturday FOR pehsRz
tbe pcset Of passing the fh avenue, Of
No. t airns sl8 Tie lady 0sriined giving her
refsrug cbayzs szaDst the SseDer He neyebeess.
licked up by Jrslee laaaress 'oS ef.nfnauoA
BrRCEAR IDEsIHHA-A man named John .
Alien va Saturday sferrOon CHARGED With tsoS
ds conduit ell sben tai Police Court rs>os
gi4 by o. Hayeas Of We sixteensA Ward bslls ose
al saf burss bD rvcendy broks INTO boss In Thirty
6t,a ss>, sud s'oss lbt sss 61gl-s De S,slstsa2e
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ScALDTD TO DEATB.-Elesnor Roberts, child
years died yesterday st th- residence OF her psren NO
lbs Fab eth street from effects OF scsds received the
previous from kettle Of boiling water falling her An In
quest held upon the body BY Coroner Gamble and YER
Diet OF accidental death rendered
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PASSING CoUsrzRYsir MoSEr.-0n Saturday eycs-
ina Sergeant Tbinks Of the Fifth District Police arrested
Young man named Henry CLARK warrant Issued BY yusoe
Jacobs charging him VIII passing dollar countssfsst ~
upon Van WORTH bartender In South Seventh street 40
cused gave bonds to appear for examination
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STEALING A HoRsE.--Dsvid Burton WINS brought
before Justice Smith Friday the charge Of breaking ops
the stable Of Samuel r. Robinson Hampstead the ngh
of 26h inst and takng tfreftom horse saddle and hse
valued s0o Burtoh with the horse In ~
possession by Officer Brown of the fvtb District police VIZ
toss custody. The accused courned TO a~ss
the action Of the Grand Jury the charge. ~ l..
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DEBATING CLUB AsSWERsARr.-The Fourth A.
niyersary OF Franklin Debating Cubconpssed Of yeg
men-wss celersed the Atheasom Friday night IAs
consisted Of addresses aud dialogues and the
wers ntespessd with music by Dodvoths Bss6
and singing by the Aosn Giee Club The sendsnrs
good
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SERIOUS FALL.-A lady named Mclaughlin, rcsi<-
ing No 20 Jay while washing the oasde az Two
,toy window Saturday tell and STRUCK tho In ks
nraa distance Of fifteen feet She obscrved BY tws
gentlemen passing BY who picked her in nsensble
dtion and IL assertancd that her skull sctcd
sse remained Of snpor during the whole Of the deg
aud night and fatal termination 10 feared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

SUDDEN Dykrg.-0n Saturday afternoon Coroner
Hanford held inquest in Ross street Division svesn
or the body July OconnelL II appears that the r.
ternoon previous deceased wvs out 10 make calls en-
returned In apparently good health Anew minutes ssr
run ing neghbor called found her insensbc and
after she died verdict Of death from spopeAy
dered.
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POULTRY THIryIsG.-OfIicer Brown Of the Fourth
District Police arrested Friday night having is hx
Possession decapitsted fowls which she had carefully
about her dresA The fowls bss
evidence Of having recently been killed
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SUICIDE.-Mr. Arthur Benish, a German machinst,
81 year. Of age committed suicide his boarding house No 3Os
Houston street. O'clock yesterday morning d. TAXING
potash and died fifteen minutes ser taxing tnr
o.n Cef on account Of loss Of mis- wife said
the commission Of the set Coroner Oeoie hee
an tuguest on the body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-03

FELoSiOUs ASSAULT WITH APIsroL.-Ofhcer jour
dan of the Lower Police Court Saturday afternoon
arrested man named Charles Neary, charged with q
ieonous assault upon the person of Caroline Moescher
at the bar.room No 47O Pearl street. 1t is alleged
that Neary discharged a pistol loaded with powder
aud ball at CarolneS head but fortunately he missed
hs mark, and the ball lodged in the wall of the
NeaTy was taken before Justice Welsh and held to
bail in $500 to answer the charge.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-05-02
.==FOR SALE
four HUNDRED House LOTS,

T. And other Valuahle Real Estate.
THE following described Rel Estate, compile
i ing houss Lou. snd oshes properly shsibly
situated Ia tho villasss Of Saco and Biddsford,
win b. sod By the prcpdetors, II prizes and on
The Hoase LOU sbOo, 700 in number, ere
principally situated IN esco. betwvsas he Railroad
beposs OF Blddeford and Ssco-a portion Of them
above the Railroad, and Q portion below, In q
pcsssnt spd healthy location, and counaadlng
tne view Of both villages, They arr aAv.nugs.
ously situated Coz the resldeoce OF penous having
busiaess In either S.co Q, Bsddeosd, bs'ss within
six minutes walk Of Main street. and Peppereli
Square, caco, and 1--we minutes walk OF the Ma.
chine Shop snd Cotton Mn of tho Lacoaia, Pep
perrll and Water Power Corpontioas Of Bidde.
fosd. A substantial Bridge, SIS feet long ssd ~
lee, wide. ressing on grsniie PER- and with side.
walks has been bull scross the ssco River, thus
coouccsins the lots with Biddeford, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor.
ner. From tins bridge street IL gpded 10 The
Railroad Cr,sing on Water street, which win BE-
extended 10 Baxioa Road. O,hcf strsets have
been lsid out, eIiendiag aloog tho margin Of The
Ssco River, and &c Wafer street. 81 $40
The pew road recently laid oui by the Couaty
Ssco, will inienect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 70 Bdde.
ford.
Besides the lets before mentioned, the propne.
tors have q dozen OF more house lots lot sale, on
Springs Island, con,iguoos TO tho bridge, and
within two minutes walk of the workshops aud
mills on aid bland.
They will cell also In lots Of from one 10 Ave
acres, ss may he wanted, tract u land adjoining
that which u reserved Zoe house lots. Said irsct
consists Of a acres, and 10 situated on the West.
ern side Of tie Railroad, snd runs IN the Buxton
road, the line striking thai road within lew rods
Of the Ssco Depot. -l.
Wsrrsniee Deeds win be given Of al lots sold
by the prvpresors, A. H. Boyd, Ssco d. Z.
somcs, Biddelori; Joscphus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.: William r. New.
ell, Manchester, N, II. 80.
ions, inquire of d Y. 'soMEs, OF Blddefosd,
agent ios the propsieiors. or
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Al a Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday
in April, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and 6ny-six, by the Honorable Joseph
7. Nye, Judge OF said Court:
IN the petition Of Seth Scammon, Guardisn OF
~ Francis Chadboum aud Eliza Chadboun.
minors and children Of Francis w. Chadboum,
late OF kennebunk, In said county, deceased,
representing that said minors are seized and pos
sessed Of the following described real estate, viz.
one undivided eighth part Of certain lot Of land
aud shop thereon, situated IN Kennebunk and
bounded by the road leading iron Kennebunk TO
the Landing, by the Hardy lot and billiard estate
and cross street.
That an advantageous offer Of thirty-seyen
dollars and fny cents has been made by Horace
Porter, Of Kennebunk, in said county, which
offer il Is for the interest OF all concerned imme.
diaiely TO accept; and the proceeds Of sale to be
put OH, on interest for the benefit OF the said
wards, and praying that license may be granted
him to sell and convey the interest aforesaid,
according 10 The statute In such cases made and
provided.
ORDERED, That the petilinoer give notice to
all persons interested in said estate, by causing
copy o(this order TO be published three weeks sue
cessvely, In the Union &c Eastern Journal, printed
at Biddeiord. IN said county, that they may up
pear ut Probate Court 10 be held at Ssco, in
said county, on the first Monday Of May next.
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and sbew
cause, If any they have why the prayer Of said
petition should not be grnnted.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register,
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

DE u known that on the eighteenth day Of April, A.
ID ID. 1855, Jeremiah Goodrich,lste Of Diddeiord, In
the county Of York. deceased gave 70 the undersigned
Luther Bryant Of said Bddeord, deed Of mortgage Of
that date ola certain lot Of land with the buildings there.
on situated on the north vest side OF Alfred street In
said Bddeford bounded on the South vast BY land Of
Woodbury. O. dooeh on the north west BY land OF saeo
Water Power Company on the north east by land Of
the said Bryant aud south east BY said Alfred Street
being the premises described In said mortgage
deed which 10 recorded York County registry Of Deeds
Book 2tO and pages AS go and which mortgage vai
given as security for the payment Of certain promlssory
note specified In said deed, that the condition OF said
mortgage has been broken by reason OF which forecos
ure OF the premises IL claimed. LUTHER BRYANT.
Biddeford, April 2, 1885. ITO
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LARGE WOMEN. Talking about big wo'
men, the following good thing is told Of
Sydney smith: Going to marry her."
he exclaimed, and burst out laughing "go'
ing to marry herr impossible you mean a
pert OF her; he could not marry her all
b;msalr. Ii would be case, not Of bigamy
hot ot trisamy, and the neishbOrhOOd or the
magistrates would interfere. There is
cuodCh Of her to furnish wives for the whole
Ip,ish. One man to marry her! 1t is mon
sirous. You might people a colony with
herr give an assembly with her-or read
The rot act and disperse her; in short, you
might 10 anything with her but marry her,
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and water, which The Alligator in his death
struggle hurled upOn Us; and then oil wac
calm, and The monsters dead dody hosi'd
beside the raft. As ifby magic every black
suou, had disappeared, and the waters Of the
lake wsre unrufled. lr'.-''ii
IA brave shot. SignOr Allsn," cried the
Don searching amongst the provisions iof
something to revive his courage. IA brave
shot, and TO prove 10 you that appreciates
it, We will open bottle Of the wine Of
SPAIN"
We did empty tho bottle, and II was mol
until near sundown that We len the borders
of the lake and returned home. BY tina,
time the Don fancied that he had killed the
alligator; and rs We did moi contradict him,
he used to frequently boast Afterwards Of
HE skill as marksman.
The death Of the native was hardly allu-
ded to by the Spaniard, for they value moi
the lives Of Mstis 10 Manila. 60.
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q" Edward" said his mother to a DO!
OF eight, who was trundling hoop in tn
fronsyard, " Edward, you mustn't go GU
Of that gate into the street."
mo, ma, won't" was the reply.
A few minutes afterwards his mother haC
occasion to 20 to the window. To her sur
priso she saw Edward in the street, engages
in the very edifying employment of manu-
featuring dirt pies.
Didn't tell YOU" said she angrily
" NOT to go through the gate?"
e didn't mother" was the very salts
facto.y reply. d" climbed orer The fence y
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Western Land Agency.

IIENRY II. D00DY Co.. Bankers, General Land
ii Agents and Dealers In Land Warrants and Real Es.
tate, continue to buy and eel Land Warrants make
investments, collections and payments enter land q
the Land once locate warrants ascertain titles, and
TO transact all other business pertaining to General
Western Land Agency. u.rLaI
Prom our ample knowledge Of the Western country,
and from our facilities for the Transaction OF business
We feel confident that can execute all trusts commit
ted 10 us, In manner entirely satisfactory.
Circulars furnishing full Information respecting the
terms upon which We do business viii b sent 10 them
who desire IL. ........
Warrants. -.
Address, Henry II. Body, brunswick, Me-, or Alvin
Body, Hudson, 81. Crolx Co., Wisconsin. 49,.
Feb. 20, 1885. lou
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The success of the operation mainly do
ponds on the discretion and skill Of the div
or. Ny informant, who thought that he
removed over thousand stumps, using for
that purpose seventy kegs Of powder, en-
ployed several divers, all Of them negroes
Some Of them could remain under water and
work to better advantage than Others. but
all were admirably skillful, and this, much
in proportion to the practice and experience
they had. They wear when diving, three
or four pairs Of flannel drawers and shirts.
Nothing is required Of them when they are
not wanted to go to the bottom, and while
the other hands are at work, they may
lounge, or 20 to sleep in the boat, which
they do, in their wet garments. Whenever
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A Yoryc CoourrrE. A friend asked a
pretty child Of six years old, (which do
you love beSt-your cat or your dOllT'-
The little girl thought sumo time before an
swcring, and then whispered in the ear Of
the ques;iOner, al love my cat best but,
please don't tell my DOLL"
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Al Court Of Probate held al Alfred, within
and for the County If York, on the first Mon.
day in April, 10 the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and iiiysix, by the Honorable Josep'
7. Nye, Judge Of said Court:
HANNAH SMITH, Administrative Of the e,
IL tate Of William Smith, late OF Sanford, in
said county, deceased, having presented her frsi
account Of administration Of the estate Of said de-
ceased, for allowance:
ORDERED That thu said Administrative give
notice TO oil persons interested, by causing copy
Of this order TO be published three weeks socces.
.ively IN the Union e. Eastern Journal, printed q,
BidJeford, IN said county, that they may appear
county, on the fsi Monday Of October next, at len
OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew causs. II
any they have. why the same should not be al.
lowed. so - b N
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRicx, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HkRRicx, Register.
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Coz. FRnsoNr. II is stated that Col. j.
G. Fremont was born in France, in january
1913. His father was an emignnt from
France, and his mother native from vir-
ginia.-Ereharge.
A mistake, he was born in South Caro-
lima.
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A dispatch to the Philadelphia North
American says:
The impression here is that Mr.. Fillmore
VIII decline his nomination for the Presi-
dcncy, in view Of the limited response given
to it. His few directing friend, are greatly
dispirited.
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Iron haeknled Cough, Pain In the Side, Restless
Nights, Nervous Feelings, and the whole train OF
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ian be another moment without consulting the a.
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married, any n,pedsot, read this truly useful book,
M II has been the means OF saving tboasands OF I'm.
tortunst creatures rum the very Jaws of death.
ny Inv person sending TWESTy-Fit Il CENTS
enclosed In q letter, viii receive one copy OF this
work by mail, OF I've copies viii be sent for one dol.
lar. address, (post paid. DR.wM. YOUNG,
Iva No. l52 Spruce st.. Philadelphia.
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ga spindle shankcd old gentleman,
having put on new pair Of boots, said to a
friend; "whatdo YOU think Ofmy bOots"'
who rhrewdly replied. "Sir, your boots
look vell-but your legs appear in them
much like a rope in a we'll"
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TAu orator, perspiring freely, in a
husky voice said
.ln short, ladies and gentlemen, l Can
only say that wish I had q window in my
lOaom, that you might see the emotion oil
my heart"
The newspapers all printed the speech
leaving the "n" out Of window" He
was taken somewhat aback when he read it.