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From Nashville-Herrib Crime.
ISuacial ntspa,cb ,o the S.,r,

NASHVILLE Nov. 13.-Major Work, an old
and formerly wealthy citizen OF Nashville,
lately resident in Bowling Green, Ky, com
mitted suicide yesterday in this city. He cut
his throat with q razor. Pecuniary embar-
rassment was the cause.
A white woman, near Mt Pleasant, Maury
county, had her throat cut and was raped by
a negro on Monday.
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THE HON. J. M. BorTs.-Ths Alexandra
GoseHe says:-The following incident is des-
cribed az having lately occurred on one of the
ferry boats that ply between this city and
Washington, the actors being the Hon. u. M
Conrad, OF Louisiana, formerly q member of q
the Z. ). Senate, at one time u. 5. secretary of
War. and during the existence OF the Oonfed .
crate States. member OF the Confederate Con .
gress, and the Hon. ]. NJ. Bolts. Mr.. Conrad
was sitting talking to the Stewardess, who was
once servant IN his family. when he was an.
preached and addressed BY Mr.. Bolts. but re.
siare, Mr. Bolts said ..don't you Know John
N. Bolts" mo-" replied Mr.. Conrad, s.nor
do want to. Not, however, because OF any
thing he did during the war, but for his con-
turned ana walked away, remarkine, sotto
voce, was id fool for. speaking to him
first .'f at . .as- = = '1
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Dry Goods.

In b:own sheetings and shiritings there has
been considerable doing for export; but
prices are still unsettled, though there is not
me same anxiety on the part Of manufacturers
agents 10 sell as there has been. Ia bleached
goods the transactions have been more limited
only the frmer grades OF shirtings maintaining
the market. In the inferior qualities prices
nave had falling tendency. Full two or three
cents yard have been submitted 10 in some
instances. Drills and corset Jeans have been
moderately active for export, but the home
demand is still limited. Canton fianneis have
been doing better, but the better qualities are
chiefly sought for.
Prints have been in better demand and prices
1uily sustained for good patterns, OF which
mere is not by any means overstock The
mills are not turning out so great a quantity as
IN the beginning OF the season, and tue stock
On band rs sensibly diminished The red uction
IN the price OF muslin de lanes has induced
heavy purchases by the large JosbIng houses
ana good styles are more firmly neld: but the
inferior grades and undesirable patterns hang
heavily, and there is not good prospect for
tb' m. Shawls are in some W hat better dem and
ana considerable sales in small lots OF the nom
uiar patterns have been effected. But the stock
in M 81 hands is still very large, and further
ylelding OF prices may have TO be nj omitted TO-
In foreign goods the demand centers mostly
upon the new importatione of seasona BILE silks
and dress goods, of which there is a good sup.
ply. importers avail themselves of the faciii.
ties OF the auction rooms for disposing of their
surplus stocks, and outside OF them there is
very little doiRg.--N. Y. Independent, Iih.
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IL The goddess babies dislike- wean u.s.
~ Hiram Powers has made S2OOOOO In
Italy by his art. -7rs 5,l e 45t51
~ Sixteen lace dresses form part of the
bridal trousseau OF Neapolitan Princess.
~ The members OF the M. E. Church South
at Salisbury, Nd. are about 10 erect chapel
~ Within the past ten wears nine evening
papers have failed In Cincinnati.
- The democrats of Nash vile have IN Wit.
ed Geo II. Pepdieton and John Quincy Adrms
10 visit that city. -ifII
- Austria is getting breech.loaders from
America, fit e5tE II
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DULL TINES IN NEW YoRK.-There is much
complaint IN New York OF dull times ameng
The merchants. The CORES pondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes:
IN Inc out OF every ten of them will tell you
they are not making money enough 10 pay
clerk hire or store rent. while the tenth will
declare that be can Only effect sales by SUBJ
mitting TO enormous sacrifices. The fact is,
buyers and sellers alike seem disposed to hold
off for while 10 see what course Cougree.
sicnal legislation is koiDg TO take on the finan.
ciai question, and also 10 see what is 10 come
OF the impeachment talk. The future is CON /.
sidered uncertain, and until the fog clears o,
these complaints OF duilness are like TO pre-
vail.
1.-The wholesale dry goods dealers Of Brook
lyn have been in consultation upon q PROPOSE
lion to reduce the salaries OF their clerks thirty
Per cent. on and after the lst Of January, ow-
IT z to the ruinous decline in goods and conse.
QUent heavy losses"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-14

WHEATON'S OINTMENT will cure the Itch
MI WWHEA@ToS,S Tons @S0MiNTMENT M will cure Salt Rheum
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures all Diseases of
the Skin.
Price 50 cents-by mail 60 cents. All Druggists
seil IL. WEEKS 4 POTTER. Boston, PrOprieters.
Z, ID. GILMAN, q gent, Penna. av. SO l4-eoly
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov 14.-Flour IOa2O cents bet
ter. Wheat frmer and quiet. Corn active and
firm. Rye quiet and firm. Oats steady Pork
oniI; Mess s2O15ss2O 81. Lard quiet. Cotton
quiet at lsx cents for Middling Upiands. Tur
pentine continues quiet at 53a5l cents Roslu
dull at S3-37 i tor common. Freights steady
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The Meteoric NhsWers

SPECIAL Dispatch to the Starl
PouGHKREPsIR, N. L., New. i.-There was
slight display Of meteors seen at yassar Col.
lege, Poughkeepsie, last evening
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Destructive Fire.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. IA destructive
flre occurred last night n the corner OF John
and Olive streets, destroying q bedstead fac
tory and several small buildings. Loss about
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE

HALLS VEGETABLE
s1CILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
has proved itself to be the most perfect
i0r the halr ever offered TO the public to
Restore Gray Hair 10 ats OrigiHaI CO'cr,
and create new growth where it has fallen off
from disease or natural decay.
f tciN pTereAt The Rdjr from falling ont
All who use II are unanimous in awarding IL the
praise ot being the best Hair Dressing eXtant
Our Treatise on the Hair senr free by mail.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
r. p. HALL < CO.,
Nashua, v. H., Proprietors.
FOR sale by all druggists. oc u eoc1n
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T1r CATHEDRAL IN NEW York The Ca,s.
Ole churches IN New ~ orr city are 20 sabscri os
Osfhsdra on Fifth aven ne, On til ID is conn Iced
The assessments on some OF the churcbes are
to be about $500 per annum; on Others - 90.
while the remainder win subscrIbe smal;er
suras In proportion TO their Numbers,
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THn BALTIMORE RAcBs--The third day Of
me Herring Run Coupe was mach more sue
cessIaI than the preceding days. the attend
ance yesterday beng large ahd ths track IN
fair condition. The hrst race WAS for sI.aD-
Mountain Maid, Fanny Allen, and Mar en- !.
tired. The race was won BY Fanny Allen
Time, 81, SIX, a37K Tue second race. i've
mile dash, Was confeseed ~ Bells OF RaI,,-
more, Lucy, and LoAglegs. Ii wa Won ~
Belle in H.5s X, being very good time for ths
weather and condition OF the track.
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Outrage by the Kentucky R..uI,,.r.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. IA squad of
regulators In Henry county, on Monday night,
burned the cabins Of the negro laborers on the
Louisville and Lexington railroad, and threat.
eDed 10 burn the contractors house Fifty
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NEW MARRIAGE GuInE

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiolosi.
cal Errors Abuses, and Diseases incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, which create impediments ia
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief Sent ia
sealed envelopes. free of charge, Address DIR. J
SkIILIN HOUGHT0N,- Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. se23- sm
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The New York Maysralty-Nominatio OF
Hon. Wm. A. Darling by the Repub-
hcans-Speech Of Fernando Wood last
Night.
Especial Dispatch to the STAR
NEW YORK, Nov. LEX Congressman VIM
A. Darling was nominated by the Republicans
last night as their candidate for Mayor
Fernando Wood opened the campaign last
night by speech, in which he bitterly de-
nounced Mayor Hoffman's administration
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BANKERS.

IAY COOKE CO.
BANK ERs.
Fiff,en,A s:rsef, opposite Tfdsx,y,
ysnd cell at current market rates, and keep
constantly en- hand fall supply all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEN-THIRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders FOR STOCKS, BONDS. &C., executed, and
Collections N sde on all accessible points.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHIYGTO
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
szy

rra.,.,u. -, WASHINGTON, Jan. s. 1877.
now r,r &c etrSeen reeen Warrington and New York q,
fOk NEW YORK. without change Of cars.
S1n DAILY Except Sunday al 7:s a. ~, III
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Aes's oaiiy except Sunday at 7:45 and l2:l5
IL AID 40 and 1:tO =. m
on SUNDAY.
N. only. wv
daily. - ~ - " 49,
Through tickets TO Philadelphia New York. O
DosiOn can be had at the Station ONCE at all hCur
10 the Gay az well az at the new Office in the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn aVe
nue. eetHe cen 9Th and 7th streets
see baltmore and Ohio Railroad sfvertisernep
and schedule between Washington. Baltimore, Ar
nspoHs. and the West
J l.. WILSON, Master of Transportatio
Il. ". COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GtO. 5. kO0NTZ, Agent, Washington.
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The corn must BE- well cured. -helIed. free from
dirt dust. and cob and sound in every respect; 10
De- put UP in good. strong sacks containing not
les than one hundred nor more than one hundred
and fly pounds per sack.
I he Oats must be perfectly clean free from dirt
and dust, and sound in every respect {" be put IN
good. strong sacks containing not over eighty
pounds per sack.
The delivery of grain to commence 10y the 18th
lay of December. 1871 and To BE- continued AZ such
times and III such quantities a the Chief Quarter
master may direct.
Proposals tor any quantity less than the whole
amount of grain required at any one post will lie
re, eived and bidders proposing to deliver corn or
oats at more than post will make separate pro-
Osals for each.
The proposals will be made in du plicate, with
COPY of this advertisement attached, and must be
endorsed 10y responsible persons that they viii
become seccrities for the faithful performance OF
the contract in case the same is awarded to the
bidder.
Good and sufficient bonds will be required from
the contractor for the faithful execution of the
contract
Bidders are requested to lie present, or repre-
seDted by some one known t. the undersigned, at
the opening OF the bids. 800.
The right il reserved by the undersigned TO in
crease diminish the quantity Of grain specified
for each post hy one-fourth. and to reject any or
all bids which he may deem unreasonable.
Endorse envelopes sProposals Tor Grain AT Fort
=. - and address Is the Chief Quartormaster OF
the District of New Mexico, At santa Pc. NJ
VI. /. LUDINGTON.
Maj and Quartz q. $. A, Chief Quarterm'r.
l3-GtB
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SAVINGS BANk.
"a PIN A DAY Is A GROAT A YEAR"
OaIl 1T the corner OF
18th STREET AND PENNA. AyEN
rRcEpMEN,s SAVINGS AND TRUST co.
CHARTERED BIZ CONGRESS.
rne Central once Of this Company IL new situsted
A above and 10 carried on in connection win tne
OFFICE OPEN FROM TILL 3.
u>~osita of ONE DOLLAR and upwards recefvod.
md interest paid On all sums Of FIVE pOLLABS
~ sIIaSistmepts are made in UNITED STATES
anNDs AND STOCKS ONLY, under the direcsion
SSnESRY d. COOKE, EsQ., Of JAZZ COOKE q
10. Chairman Of the Finance Committee Of the
Sank. ,..r >oo IN
HIWITT, Of Few York, President. Z
ID. L. EATON. Actuery.
W =. WILSON, Cashier Of Branch Bank.
"a, m.w,FXMxm xm' I--'
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ISikP csie ebrated prepared food for Mecking
B1S. Ls.'T ThTIshss skyls,ks; Bassbrd'' Robins
Nighiinea!s, sh" n w. BURCHELL,
orner lsfh aud streets.
under Ebbitt Mouse,
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
BALTInoRE AND OHIO ENaIL!R29AD. NIl 9. 49,,
&H1 $3.50 sFHs
MoRE, and wAsHINGTOE AND THE WEs-
"n " FoR FP5ST BALTIMORE
Leave dsiy except Sunday, at I0o, t.s5, and ls:l
FOB ALL WAY sThTfGys.
Lesve daily except Sunday, at 7.os a. m, snd T.:
foB d' v RY' STATIONS SOUTH CT .yN.po,,.
Leave sls and 20 SHonLoN !. M ana a, ,oo and
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave stI;9 a. m and 43O .. M No train, 70
hom Annapolis on sunday.
FOR BALTIMORE.
N''e "'ts ssR II rl why sRa -, - & and 8:spm
leave Az ~ ;.s "a q m and - and s;t5pn
I..vs s3k On! ALL PAkTs OF THE WEST.
neNe daily, except Sunday, st T:4S q N an
on sunday st So and s.4s p. m. only. connec.,n,
heiay STATION with trains from Baltimore 10
WhstBing, PPaTkershurg; &c.
1HRoGGH TICKETS to the West can be had a,
the Washington Station Ticket Ofice at all hour.
IN the day a. well as al the new Office sf the Bank
ma avenue, between 9Th ard I'll streets. '"'''''
For New YORK, Philadelphia, and Boston, see sd
=. I. wILs0N, Master Of Transportation
,o T. NJ COLI, General Ticket AGENT.
&C SV GEo. > kO0NTI, Agent, Washington.
&E7 GREAT nOHA
low PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE SO(
@A - $3.50
TO THE NoRTHwEST, SOUTH. AND SOUTH
On and after May ssh Fl is57, S trains will leave
follows -' A'~'' 'A' - -o~'e -
"Ashinston--'-'i IS A. N. Baltimore IL 10 p. "
''-'''t 81 P. NJ 7.e0 p N
SIS P. Nj 10 80 p "
x,.i TEE 81 GREAT 4oIBLETRACK ROUTE,
Win ELEGhNT SCENERY, Palace State reou
osy an nlght Cars with HOdeTn improvements snC
sASlhs from tonr ta twelve hours in time over auy
ofher route Two hundred miles saved TO W ESTER
and Central New York " ''i
THkEE DAlLf TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORrh
InIOnEn from Baltimore 70 ROCHESTER, anf
PITTSBUR RG ii without change,
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have IN.
advantage OF making all changes iDGSION DE
POTS, and no FERRIES
Tickets by this route can be procured at the of
nee, corner 9th street and Pennsylvania ayeDue
under National Hotel. where reliable inform alto,
will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this ofice ca,
mira or Pittsburg
W J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent
Sixth and Penn a ave-. Washington, D. q
I'D. s. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agent,
{" DN..
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= UhAIN.
CHEF QUARTERMA>TER'> OFFICE.
DISTRICT or NV MFNIC0,
S.NTA FE. y. NJ. October "a. 1851 \
Sealed Proposals will he received al this Office
until l. clock ~ on sATI IRDAY the 10th Of
November. ISL-at which time they will be opened
for the delivery of the amount of Corn or Oats
specified al the following named posts in this mill
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DROPOSALS FOR GRAIN.

no l4-2tI;
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EADQ r. DEPARTMENT OF TTE ECJNRERLANU.J
tWrS fhteJ tODIHItSSGTy Of SPtSfSfedcs,
InTFSyTuuE ky [
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But Cherry laid her little haad On his shout.
der. and, looking into his oyes, said gently:
Wait little while, father; yoA ere too An.
cry now.
He paused for . moment, and then put down
his hat The still, small voice within him
seemed 10 repeat her vorda x =
II the sun went down that evening ON the
deacons wrath, the rising luminary saw him
placid and patient ~ ever.
He determined to take no present notice Of
the wantOn outrage.
with sudden and severe sickness.
Now was the time for the deacon to resort Ia
the weapon of which he had boosted.
Choice tit-bits from his kitchen began to find
their way to old Simon, who had no one in par.
ticular to care for him. his wife having died long
ago, and no woman being since found willing to
endure the discomforts of home where he was
master.
Then almost every day the deacon would visit
HIM, and taking seat by the man, endeavor to
cheer his hours of pain, and bring his thought
to rest on higher things than were wont to occu-
Ply them.
At first he was rudely repulsed, then barely
tolerated; a: length; an1iously watched for, and
humbly, warmly welcomed him.
Cherry, too, was latterly allowed to accompany
her father, always bearing some. littly gift for
the invalid, until he learned to love her presence
also.
He got we'll, and lived many years after
much the same, in outward department, to others;
but to deacon Woods, the best of neighbors,
thenceforth, till he died.
When this event. took place, having no near
kindred, he was found to have lef. hts whole
property to Cherry Wood-ip the words of his
will; as . reeompense for the loss Of her pot
pigeon; and that abe might be ably Is do good
among the poor and helpless, al she hid done to
him in his old age" :.
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strlct CONSIDERATIONS icples and ha5 WitIcd thcm rom
general use, lest they should be employed for unlawful
pnrpuscs
IN overcoming Female DISTINCTIONS Falling of the Womb,
whites Green Sickness SUPPRESSION ReenGn or mmodor-
ate Flow OF the Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal
Affections, Pains in the Back and Linus, Fatigue slight
eNcfon Papaiatun of the Heart Mysteries, &c, and will
effect cre when all other meas have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain caome antimony,
anything hurtiu. to the constitutions
To married lascs and young girls who have bees
regulated they peculiarly suited They will, in q short
n9ef bring on the monthly period with regularity.
unprecedented Ladies should never take them VIXEN
tnere any reason to believe themselves pregnant for they
Will be SURE to produce miscarriage.
Ladies' can procure box, sealed from the eyes Of the
ou enclosing one dollar, and six postage stamps to
MAOOMBER, General Agent for the United States and Can
adss o. Albany, n. T., or to any authorized agent.
For sale at Wholesale and retail by Koch Rose Ottawa
Ills, and by druggists everywhere. aug 81
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A YER,s CATHARTIC PILLS

the nvs, ~rfrct ~ are able "a prodaee. and
wsthnk has yet BEEN inside W snyhedy fhsu Il.
veess have abundasy shown 10 the eomuaity hog aeh
snsy excel the other medicines In They sa saA
pleasant To take bat powerful 10 Their penetrating
properties stimulate the vita activities sfthe bedy s
tons OF it, organs purify the bsod and expel d-sss
1hsy cut the foul humos which breed and grow den
stimulate sluggish organs
setion and inpA tone and strength t. the whole system
only DO they thu every day cnpans II svybv
tfsmidabe sad dabeeso dssases. While they psrdpce
eowsrfa Effects they Of the time. 10 dtmnishe
doe the asfrst and best physe tAstesa - soysA ~
ehidea bene ssxAscosse thsy pesaans tsks; 49,
being purely vegetable entirely hasmieas Cms have
been made that wosd bss they not sufsanu
peoe a untsusA maay samsat essy0sa "a PAyastaas
certify 20 the public NE reliability u rsns, While
ethes have sent the of hr eonssN ut
Preparations ee1sreuts inasasssy 10 tAS ear set
The Aesss below named pssssA ssssbA eatts cor
Aneetcea Almanac eouasng Directions f he ~ 4 thess
medicines AID csrhcats Of their cures II the lc~sS
ces.ivenssa. BiIoas Coap,ainss RAeansain, Dssesy,
dsetion, Morbid Inseon of tbs BoWs,s sad pAIs ssns
hefFon Hlssuisney Les 81 Apprtse on Dtsssss skeh
auhe n svacuant medicine They ssu, By past9ng ~
Mod and stimulating the system. many plal Witch
wold not ~ supposed they could reach, sech = DsA
Partial Bhndness Neuralgia and Nervous ISrs1ahisv. Ds
rangsnsae d the Liver and Kdnsys, 0oss asA seAss kf
dred dsodss arising from Low state Of ~ bo1y, -
structions Of it, functions.
Do BOT BE- put onby uupneiped dealers With other prep
Eebns On which they make more profit. Demand AYkRb
ana take others The sick the best aid there ~
them and they should havsit. +.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER Co, Lowell Mass and ria
by all Druggists and dealers in medicine everywhere.
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A few evenings ago, farmer 6locum was read.
ing an account of dreadful accident which had
occurred at a factory in the next town, and
which the village editor had described in q great
many hard words. II declare, wife; that was an
awful accident over tew the mills" said Mr., 8
What was it about, Mr.. Sloeum ?"
I'LL read the count, wife, and then you'll
know all about it." .5
Mr. Slocum began TO read: :
HORRIBLE AND FATAL ACCIDENTAL be.
comes our painful duty to record the particulars
OF IN accident that occurred at the lower mill Of
this village yesterday evening; BY which human
being In the prime of life was hurried 70 that
bourne from which, a. the immortal Shakespeare
has said, mo traveller returns p 7" Dew tell n
exclaimed Mrs. s. "Mr. John Smith, work.
man who has but few superiors this side of the
great city Of New York, was engaged in adjust.
ing belt upon one Of the, large drums" ri
ribus Unum painted ont" said Mrs. Slocum.
"when he became entangfed. His arm wa.
drawn around the drum, and finally his entire
body was whirled over the shaft at fearful rate
When his situation was discovered, he had re.
volved with immense velocity about fifteen min.
utes, his head and limbs striking large beam a
distinct blow at each revolution 1"Poor creeter
how it must have 'urt him!"] When the ma.
chinery had been stopped, it was found that Mr..
smiths arms ana legs were Nacerated to ielly
rwonder if It killed him." said Mrs. s. his skull
was fractured; his spine dislocated. ["Well did
II kill him ?" asked MIRA s., with increased inter.
est Portions of tho dura mater cerebrum. Ger.
ebellum, in confused masses were scattered about
the hoor-in short tho gates Of eternity had
opened upon him"
"Wn the man killed ?" said Mr.. 8.
y don't know-haven't come to that vet
you1l know whom I've finished the piece" And
Mr.. Slocum continued reading.
1T was evident whom the shapelsss form was
taken down that it was no longer tenanted by an
immortal spirit-that the vital spark was OK.
tinot" IN
"Was tho man killed that is what want 10
come at" said Mrs. 8.
DO have little pstiencs, old oman, sid Mr..
Slocsm, II presume We shall come upon it right
away" .rfrf
This fatal casualty has cast gloom over our
village, and We trust that it will be . warning
to persons who are called to regulate machinery
in our mills"
"Now," said Mrs. Slocum, II should like to
know whether the man was killed or notY"
Mr.. Slocum looked puzzled. He scratched his
head, scrutinized the article he had been reading
and took a general survey of the paper:
II declare, wife," said he. "its rather Gurus
but raaly, tie piper dent say!"
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II Tan HALLS
"a II VEGETABLE SICluAN
SI1 HAIR,
$ RENEWzR.
ITS EFFECT IS e. -.
M I R. A G u L o u S.

perfect and wonderful article Cures baldness-
Makes hair grow. bet dressing than any oil" pom
atum soens brash dry and wiry hair into beautiful skeu
treses But above ALL the CREST wonder the rapidy with
which 1t restores Gray Hair to its Original Colpr.
The whest and wort looking hair its youthful
beauty by its ge 1t does dye the hair strikes
the root and fills at with live and coorisg matter
The rst application will do goods will the Natur.
al coer returning day. and before you know it, the
gray dscolored appearance Of the hair will be gone gvns
place to lustrous, shining and beautiful locks.
AK for Halls Siclisn Hair Remover other article
at oil like Il in effect
Be- that each bottle has private Government Stamp
ever the top Of the bottle. All Others limitations.
Price $780, For sale By all druggists.
r. p. HALL & Co., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors