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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

DEAR SIR:-Por over fifteen years have beeu
troubled with severe Cough, and usually two OF
three times year with more or less hem6rrh, &c
which for the last few years has kept me thin ~
flesh, aud too weak to do business Of any kind
without suffering. Ia August last had very
severe hemorrage and according to the judg
meDt Of good New York ply sieian. | vas class
ed as bes Ond the reach Of medicine, and WAS ad
vised to be prepared, 80 far a. property matters
were concerned, 70 leave this world At short no.
that s.the first severe cold took must prove a.
tall" EARLY in January itook . severe cold, and
fortunately, was occupying rooms at No. S2
BOND sfREEf. directly over your Office.
think about the 10th of January procured .
s sys sng inS
much swollen, and Ill the symptoms Of > speedy
death seemed to accympany my cold. I sent for
nv former ply sicisn and stated 70 him that
was taking your medicine, and sfter showing
them to him, and having tasted Of them etc.. he
replied: 'Yoa. can take them if you like. they
will do you NO HARM He said '.Yeu know
what told you last summer, and I say the SAME
now, IL you have any business to close up, do not
put il Of" He said TO other friends that he
''could sac no hope for me-" and my friends and
time vas taking freely Of your medicine, but
had not seen. you. The Doctor called . few
times and 70 ind me much TO his snrprise, he
said) improving, and be could mot understand
Why. Ny faith was increasing in your medicines,
md had wish to have You examine my case
came to my room and made the NYamination you
gave me but little ehcoUf agemeht, but, on the
contrary, expressed dou6ts. o. ~ ever being
helped out Of my then seeming difficulties. The
second time that you called. finding me still gain
inc. you gave mo encouragement, saying my
symptoms were improving; the Palmonic Syrup,
Seaweed Tonic and Aandrske Pills had acted
, l;se . .hesm - I followed your a0vica. and -
the surprise Of my old ply siciar. and friends
seem much better than have been for seversl
vears. and ereathe bstter than ever expected
person could with one lung, the left being com,
pieSely dried up. Ifeel very grsesfuIt 70 ycd. ana
ccop1ider your Isdvice end medicines inyalq.ble.
Yours truly, !. 8 SHELDON.
/ DR.. J. n. Schenefi's sAles - q The norshca:'
hcoFnsr Of oh - Ccmmsres streets, rni,adS;
pha, Pa, where III letters for advice must Be d.
! rectsa Az hi nedisinss ~ sos sale y Drug
sists gssesa'ly. r Uss-nssy-s@
.y.A t5 gs0Aaff tH.M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
Horace Waters Music Establishment

Horace Waters M uSic ESIa bliShnenl
The Hor ice Wsters' Grand Square and Up
liam Organs. are known as 6rstclass instruments.
Warranted for five years, Prices reasonable -
wholesale and retail. Also Cabinet Organs,
second han Planes and Melodecns at prices from
500 to &25o. - I'll
Tho very best-lN Y. Evangelist. - :
we can sneak oe the Horace Waters Pianos
from personal knowledge, as Of the very BEST
Christian 'stelligencer:
The largest stock Of Sheet Music, IN the o: 8.
Music books. and all kinds Of. Musical lnstru-
,nsnts and Music Merchandise ct the lowest
.stas HORACE WATERS,
Qq-dAw1y 4SUl3roa1 way, MY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
THE Gs0EAT CUDaE FOR
AL Dissases of the ss>0acA. Nv.
or and EOvveAD

The sick and sudering hare always felt the ne
cessity for safe and Trustworthy inedicin. frs.
from calomel and other corrosive minerals
which, willie setting gently and without ~ oduc
ing nausea or pain, wo aid so thoroughly cleanse
strengthen and regulate the internal organs az
to enable them to perform their proper functions
without cchhnual reset to med inal did
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
From Rrv. W. y. srrc, xrn, Pastor Of the 1911


Baptist Church.
Philadelphia, December 2Gth, 1863.
| Messrs. jones \ Evans-GentIemen Il have
recently lssn labSsing undSs the aistresAieg e.
fects OF indigestion accompanied by prostrs-
ton Of the nervous system. Numerous RENE
dies, were recommended by friends, aud some Of
them tested. but without re ief Yonr HooHsnd's
German Bitters were recommended by persons
who had tried them, and whOAe favOrsbIc men,
tion OF the Bitters induced me 10 try them. I
must confess that | had An aversion 10 Patent
Medicines, from the Thousand and one" qnack
"Isitters." whose only aim seems to be TO palm
of sweetened and drugsed liquor upon the com
munity, in . sly way and the tendency Of which.
fear, 10 to make many cont rmed drunk arc
Upon learning that yours was really medcIn
ii prep. ration. l took II with happy effect. 1ts
action, no. only upon the stomach. but upon the
nervous system, was prompt and gratifying.
feel that have derived great aud permanent
benefit from the use Of . few bottles.
Vcry respectfully YOURS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

Out lots Of ten acres each, half mile from city
Of Rock Island, on the Oamdeu and Rock Island
roed. Suitable for gardeaing Or fruit rnisipg.
marl5 Apply 70 GEO. Il. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
DIR. TgB BET rs
l.Ysa0leaaCAl
Hair Regenerator,

The most wonderful discovery of the Age.
WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY HAIR
~ lES ORIGINAL COLOR, whether black,
pfown OF au urn and being q delightful Dress
ing, 1t imparts to il beautiful glossy and heal
thy appearance. II will also promote a growth
OF new hair on bald heads, where the glands or
roots OF the hair are not disorganized and eff
tectualy remove all dandruf, itching and humors
ION De sab - Nis warr antea to produce
the abovd results Of mopey refbeAed.
TEDBEI~ra BROS. PrOprieaOrs
MANCHESTER N. II.
Sold in Davenport by STEVENSON 4 CAR
NAl1AN. Smith 4 Dwyer, general agents, CHI,
cagU. = jv8l d6w6m<
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

PLONEEk Ii "A Il EAYs
DAN MOORE, Proprietor.
T,HE PROPRIETOR OF THIS BAKERY
having received reinforcements, is now pre-
pared to furnish his old and new customers with
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &C.,
IN anv quantity on the shortest notice. Orders
from he country filed with dispatch and aa.v:
cred a, the depot, steamboat landing ana IN =
..es ~ the clty free Of charge.
Dakery No. - East-Freut Street,
near Burrows Mill. Davenport. oct5- dAwtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

= = - - = Il A. ~.
Invigoesting and Strengthening.
PORflYIES fHB SYSTEM AGAINST rur
EVIL EFFECTS OF uxwHoLksous
WATER

rrHE BEST TONIC IN THE woRLp-vn.,
1 invixorete, ssfspgthen and give new l,fs 8
the system. They work like magic, and will cur,
an eases o. Dyspepsia. Debility isteruittent Ps
yer. DissrhaA. Serotuls, Govt, Grsyek Jsun
dice, Nervous Affections Liver Complaint Los,
o. Appetite, Heartburn, Bilious OAol,c, Cbslsr,
Merbua, Fever and Ague, kheummisun. Sal
Rhoum, Sea-sicksess, DC. &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

,Lo. corner Of Perry and Finh streets, q feet
ftont on Railroad, and $50 feet front on Perry
street, and il the best position In thu city for %
elevator.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

From rUL,us lssE, Esq, firm Of Lee Walk.
er, the most extensive Music Publishers in the
l-Cnited States, M. 72l Chestnut Street, Phila.
delphia.
February 9Th, 1894. /.
Messrs. Jones 4 Evans--t;entIemep Ny
mother IN law has been 50 greatly benefited BY
to try it myself. lind il to be Nh inv nluable
tonic. and INTERESTINGLY recommend II 10 all
who xrs suffer ing from from d spevsia. ! have
have had that disease IN is u, ~ obstinate
torm-usi ulence-- or many year and your Bit
ters has given me ease when every thing else had
failed. Yours truly,
Julius LEE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

Fro,n JOSH B. WicKxRsnAx, Esq, firm Of
Wickersham h Hutchinson, the celebrated Man
uiactufers Of Fancy Iron " orks, 359 Canal st.
am the rec plent from you one Of the greatest
favors that can be conferred npon man, viz
that Of health. For many years have | suffered
from one Of the most annoying and debilliating
complaints that the human family can b. aiaitcd
with. Chronic Disrrhea.
During the long time was suffering from this
disease, vas attended by regular physicians.
giving mo but temporary relief The cause
seemed to remain until WAS induced To try Dr.
Hooflands German biters. After few bottles
Of that valuable medicine, the complaint appear.
ed to be cradicatcd.
often iuwardly thank you for such valuable
specific, and, whenever ! have IN opportunity,
cheeriully recommend il, with full confidence IL
its reliability.
Truly yours JOHN h. WlCKESHAM.
New York, Feb. 2, 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
They Contain no Poisonous Drugs.

PunsRE vsas.AAA--Hsbbsl's Celebfa,ed
Golden Bittsrs are composed Of t'entian, Gala
mhs Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Apiss, orange
Peel. Cslbsya Bark Columbia. BARK of.3ss eirss
Seed. Yellow Dock. Dandeliou, Gc.,-all preser.
we'd in Jamaica Rum f.t
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very rebpectIuly yOuTh, a.
". D. sEIRFklED. No ssl Shackamsxon 81.

From the Rsv THos. wM1sa. d. D., Pastor o
Rsxborosgh Bsptiss Church
DR.. Jackson.-Dear Sir: -Ifeel il due 10 yoa
excellent preparation. Boonsnd'a German Biz
tiers, 70 add my testimony 10 the deserved repu
tation it has obtained l have for years, beef
nervous AZ stem. vss advised ~ ! friend 4
try bottle Of your German Bttters. I did ~
aud have experienced great and unexpected re
lief; my health hes been very materially benefit
ted lsconfdentIv recommend the article where
meet with cases similar t. my own, and hav
Rsspsetfally yo1ssss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

WGDER B1eOTlaERs.
nAYA0sRs CT fHa
Davenport Carriigt Mandatory,
DORvER THIRDA HARRISON sTREETt
I Davenport, lows, msnafaetnrs I'll kinds
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons from the ben
material and perfect satisfaction warranted. Re-
pairing doas on short notice. Bates mode.ste.-
Encourage home mechanics. decl -dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
CITY PROPERTY!
rom SALE. j..


Lot corner Perry and Fifth street. 64x160,
now occnpied N a coal yard, has good rsilr6ad
fscities aud Is suitable for stores, warehouses,
mr. mills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
REMEMBER
That Ibis DilleFs b Net Alcoholic,
CONTAINS no RUN OR WHISKY.
and Can't make Drunkards,
But IS THE
BEST TONIC in the WORLD.
READ WHO SAYS SO:

Faon rag Hon. TnoMAs d. FLoRxXcs.
F.oN TmE Hon. TaonAs Il. FLongNcs.
FaoH Sus Non. TaonAs b. FLoReSCs.
W ashingtOu, Jan. lat, 1854
Gentlemen, Having stated It rbally 10 you
have no hesitation, in writing the fat, that
experienced marked benefit from your Hooi
lands Ger,nsa B,tters. During o losg aud ,e
dious session Of Congress. pressing and onerou
dusies nearly prostrated me. A kind friend sug
gested the use Of the preparation | have named
| took has advice, and the resut was improve
ment Of heath, renewed energy. and that psrtic
ular relief SO much needed aud obtained. OH
ers may be similarly sdvantAged iftl,cy desire Il
b.. Truly your friend.
THOMAS b. FLORENCE.
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NO. eat ARCH sTnEET
! JONES & EVANS,

:. Hsecasors-te @. ~ Jaebsen 4 Go. ssz
Fsr ssls y i,rusaesas ssd Dsslers u wen
Ovn - Ne Unieed 9sstsss 's gs
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
MRS. MARY +. FARLOw.
ANOTHER SlNGULARCASE,
DIR. ]. n. SCHENCK

OrvIcx OF n. Y AND GALExA LEAD Co., !
No. q Nassau street, New York, June !, 1865. I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
cxjRR1AGES.

Dsvenpsrt Carriage Repository
No. i4o brady Street, [dbove ftftA,) ~ v'
DAVENPORT. IOWA. 8as
T. HOYT, PROPRIETOR
KEEPS CONSTANTLY on HAND
~ a'lArGe stock Of the most thorough
y made and most modern styles Of
CiRRIagEx BuGCiES AND HARNESSES,
on Easteru M9nUGsctssre, aad uosa
durable quality His goods ware bought aud
acted for before the great rise in material
and labor which ensbles him 70 offer the GREAT
fare purchasing elsewhere Also constantly on
hand chpiOe stock Of Pisnos and Melodesns for
sale or to rent. tbll-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

WV ~ II Ut uss SVu"V
WHAT 10 INSPIRATION!
Az . curious example Of Nj. Bescher',
opinion - to the inspiration of the Scrip
lures. We quote, in passing the following
sentence, in which Re says d ths Apostles
"Though consider that they were iuspir
ed. yet I cannot but feel that emanatina
from him (Christ), it is different from whsI
il would have been il it had emsnated from
either ofthem."
waRHCR coMEs TaR IDEA on HE'LL.
"But the remarkable feature il, that thi,
doctrine does not appear in the Old Testa
ment at oil. and that 10 the New Testamen,
Ne, ! might almost say, but just alluded
20 anywhere else, except in the teachings Of
the Savious."
''-A CHARACTER or TIE ORDINARILY
hEceivsD OPINION.
very awful and painfnl v;ev I
~. wnen | look upon society ana .h;x =
tnss doctrine, As I should II ,ooi. "a ;". =.
cfaser. l shuddcr. hide nv ~" .''. :"
heart from it. 1t touches ma - ~ sno
my life. positively dare not th; .Is cc!e o.
certain hoods. It is dreadful th;nS VI u Ia
fHB INTERMEDIATE srAr,
But then, - this is teaching Of C6-;.;-.
spiriteal teacher. il restect to men ~
- 60 out Of this life Is spirits, and To ds srs
IN spiAtual realm, I hold that Il il rss .su
ablo - infer that tl5s punishpsut q ~ 4,
tpss seate b not material in any Wv vhs,
ssgej 49, il q uaoral and spiritual nnn;.i'
aDSak Knowing the trsnsgression 81 la
th1tlg co4Blsts In the n. faction Of the mind
b. IL ew6 la1s, "a itsslf; that Il Il ths 4.
~ ~ilhdt4wn I'm the divine presence .sn'
sAsss SEsiliaiag and joy aspiring influence
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HON 7K91I n 177ED757

|f"ANTED 70 RHNT small aad comfortable
Il w dwelling hess ssas ~ booineoo peeeiea
% he city; Or 70 rest Suitable foome n q III.
| - alresdy occupied, = - eseeoisd b 90
1lenan 81 ~ via A1lsoD Il q. HI 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

HfxGLs Borfls Or DolLAa, On HALF Doe. vcs eS
Should your nearest Druggist not hass the
article, do mot Be PIT ~ BY my u the tntoxies-
ting preparesscns Shst nay b. offered 10 ~ plscs
tst send " us. - ~ viii fsswfra, ssssssly
packed. ~ express. sI .a44 a
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THE INDIAN COUNCIL.

Amicable Adjustmens or the Differences
Between the Loyal and Disloyal
Creeks--The Treaty signed BY the Rebel
Observation-Disclosures Condition OF .
Portion OF the Chcrohees, &c.
FORT SMITH, Ark, Sept. 10, 1893
The differences between the loyal and disloyal Creeks
are amicablyIadjusted The rebels delegates OF the
various tribes represented have signed treaty with the
government. with o note appended, claiming MONITOR
feturc OF lands annuities, &c.
committee was appointed 10 confer with the Choc-
taws and Chickasaws relative 70 the treaty The South
sru Cberokees submitted 10 the report stating that the
committee had waited upon the Northern Cherokees 70
arrange the differences and asking them TO recommend
the Cherokee Council repeal their connscation laws
who agreed to lay the matter before the Council
The same delegation reported that about six thousand
Chcrokees are in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nation on
the Red river in destitute condition, and asked the
Council for relief
The commissioners have refused 70 recognize John
Ross as chief Of the Cherokee nation, ON account
Of his duplcisy and bad faith nth the government and
a paper hes been submitted by the loyal CheroEec
delegation asking the commissioners to rescind thsi'
active.
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a. there was no sign Of the doors or windows having been
forced the Twenty third precinct police uray believe
that the goods we're taken By Some one In the building
OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT ON THE PART OF TWO
YOUNG s0UTHEREERs.
On the down trip Of tho steamboat Chauncey vibbard
from Albany, Monday, two young Ksntuckians, who
were intoxicsted named George Aerrweather and Geo
A. williamson, rendered themselves particularly obnox
ous the Of the company board By asserting
that they southernen and rebels and proposing
cheers for Generals Lee johnson and others OF the late
rebel leaders Finally at the table Merrweatner oe-
engaged In dispute with Henry Wando the head
WAITER and, after applying 70 him several opprcorous
epIthets stabbed him 10 the breast with sword cane
He was Immediately taken in charge BY the officers OF
the boat and confined until the latter arrived at the
Threth street pier when both he and his companion
were handed over to ofhcsn Smith and Humphreys OF
the Twentieth precinct and locked up for the night.
YESTERDAY morning they were taken before Justice
Dodge who committed hevessher for trial. in default
Of q 500 ball. 70 the charge OF feloneous assault
he il aged nineteen years. and states that he medical
student His companion 70 aged twenty years. and has
no occupation He was committed on charge OF dis
orderly conduct
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Police Intelligemce.
HEAVY ROBBERY.

Mr. James g. Oatman who has charge Of the funds Of
the General transportation Company, at 2e7 Broadway
ON open ns the safe Of the establishment the morning
of the 18th inst made the discovery that e71l IS In
Treasury and bank notes and fractional currency, and
ten Ave hundred dollar per cent coupon bonds Of
the Indianapolis Pittsburg and Cleveland Railroad. had
vanished from the receptacle Circumstances Of suspi
cous nature led TO the arrest Of william H. Mulligan
cmploye OF the place. who was taken into custody when
in the act Of deposng Of the stolen notes In the
xpenny Savings Bank The prisoner confessed that he
had OF late associated with gang OF youthful thieves and
that one OF the organization named Richard Thonpeon
had pcrsusded him commit the act and had previously
taken an impression Of the kcyhole, whcrewith well
hitting false key was manufactured. Omcers Mc0ce
aud Grimm Of the Erie Railroad detective police who had
made the arrest Of Mugan, subsequently, took Thompson
INTO custody in aquor saloon BE drew dirk and called
upon some boon companions 70 defend him but the APP
pearpnce OF the officers caused general scattering and
Thompson arrested Judge Lcdwith committed both
ROBBERY OF SILK GOODS.
The siIk factory Of weiskcr Bros, IN Nnetieth
street. between Fourth and Firth avenues, was robbed Of
silk cord ribbon and other articles, TO the amount Of
$500, some time between Saturday night and Monday
morning In the room from which the goods were taken
vss 5000 worth Of sikz and s2Qo " money aao
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The E..gIish C.pi,.If.s..

ToLEDo. Sspt. 10, 1895.
The Eugsh capitalists arrived here this a,eruoen and
met by committee Of tho citizens. who oscorted
them after their arrival on an excursion Lake
Erie and on tour OF inspection OF ihs During
the trip collation. served on board, following which
the speech Of welcome was made and responded to
by Sir Norton Peto and others OF the party. After
dinner at the Oliver House they attended grand ball
the HOTEL which embraced handsome delegation from
the fair sex of Toledo Tomorrow the party set
Niagara via Detroit and the Great Western Railroad OF
Canada .s.fias-tt
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Brpr- pos Aty-os Al wegiport CONT, an SUNDAY,
scpten,ber IL BY The Rev. Mr. Williams, VT MS Ss.
BURT Of wcsspor 70 Miss LOUISA po>A"VS' W w"
KNSoS-v,cuc,s st. Psuvs church, Brooklyn on
Tu,<sday September 10 by the Rev II browne Iusa,
T,us McK,yNoS OF New York, 70 CARRw ~, younsese
daughter of 4 Nichols, ESQ, Of Brooklyn a.
Tsrx-Mcr,oxALD- lon Tuesday, september ~ AZ me
roatome WV TArE 10 MARY y. MCDONALD, both OF
Brooklyn -, .r...,.. so,,a,,her
10 by the Rev Mr., WILSON, MI JOIN w. tHo"r '" "'''
sApAu r. IowRv No cards
New London Conn uspeus olcase coes, VI
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Destructive Fires im the Woods OF Mas
aachusetts.

IRON the Boston Traveller, Sept Is
There has been much damage 10 woodlands by bro
during the past few days Yesterday fires raging
in several places north Of the city the high wind that
prevailed causing the flames To extend 10 localities
not before reached.
Nearly a hundred acres Of woodland lying north OF
station tho Boston and Maine Railroad, have been
burned Yesterday several hundred cords OF wood,
belonging oWarren Or en- were destroyed; partially In.
sur d. quantity VI cord wood near the GREENWOOD
station belonging TO Hon. = g. Nash was also destroyed
The Stonehsn nremen we're called 10 save house
which had caught fire from nying cindcrs. Many large
trees were burned down, and place where there
was on saturday heavy growth the trees now lie ~ fiat
as " choppers had been nc work.
Quite an extensiye fre rsgiug Yesterday IN the
woods in the northwest par, o. hsde -ndangr1nT sew
ceedipgly dlcuit TO suppress the Names On Sanrday
evening last res also raging In different psrt oil
the town. thoagh far as We can learn no d~riling
houses OF o,her buildings have been consumed.
Fro brukc out in tho woods M Wilmington on
tn rrdHy afternoon u was principally confined 70
the blanchard estate whore from forty TO hfty acres
fmost OF which was heavy wooded lo) were burned
over The Are ragged aswamp the estate, aud ~ dry
wps the thai the roofs or the trees were burned
causing Them fall In every direction. In roe pla 80
the extended two or three feet into the soil The
carse IL stated 10 I've sparks tue engines OF the Boz
ton and Maine Railroad bat this Ia uncertain. THE IRE
is vet burning though subdned TO great extent and IL
IL thought cannot spread firthsr.
terrible nre has also been raging in the vicinity OF
Ia I'm Cor two three days past Yesterday u had
reached alarming height II Is reported That NJ least
thousand Of wood lots had been burned and three
dwelling houses This nrc caused by an Ifishmsn,
who set q Quantity Of brush on 0rc 10 tonsune H. rms
are IL between Lynn and South Reading
There has been fire In tho woods between Tewksbury
and Lowell destroying one hundred acres OF valid
able wood lots The caught In the vicinity OF re~k.
bury church. and the burning limbs OF trees and cnders
have been blown such extent upon ons OF the roads
that therc Is no passing upon H. ~ ,,
Fires also raging In the woods on Milestone h'n,
worcester and In Auburn Dunn's Mis.