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About GIRIs.-The best thing about
a girl is oheerfulness. We don't ,ars
how Fuddy her cheeks may be or how
velvety her lips, if she wears a srovI
even her friends will consider ill-lookinr
while the young lady who illuminates
her countenance with smiles, will Be-
regarded as handsome, though her COM
plexion is coarse enough to crate nut
megs on. As perfume is to the rose, so
Is good nature to the lovely. Girls
think Of this.
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Of any medicinal preparation

HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania,
writes
PHILADELPuIA, March I6, 1867.
! find " "HOOfaud's German BittcrB'' is good tonic
useful in diseases Of the digestive organs and Of great
benefit in Of debility and want Of nervous action
In the system. Yours truly.
GEO w. WOODW ARD
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MORREI, the Pennsylvania iron man.
who has been voting money iuto his
own pockets in Congress, has obtained
reconciliation from his Radical friends.
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DEBILITY.

There Is no medicine equal 70 Hopnaudu German
Btters or Tonic in cases Of Debility. They inpau
tone and vigOr to the whole sysiem strengthen the
stomach TO digest it, purify the blood give a good,
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hons when in Lying Posture, Dimness Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency OF PerspiratiOn, YClOwnesB
9F the Skin and Eyes Pain IN the Side
Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, Sudden
Flashes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh
Constant lmaginingg OF Evil and Great Dcprcs-
sion Of Spirits.
Al Less tidicdte Disease OF the LiUer or DigesiiEs
OrQnRs, c0DlbinsI aglNt IRlphrs Bl00d.
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Hoo0and'S German BiiierS

Is entirely vegetable, aud contains no liquor It il
& compound Of Fluid Extracts The Roots, Herbs,
and Burkg from which these Extracts are made, are
gathered from Germany AZ the Medical virtues are
extracted from them By a scientific chemist. These
extracts arc then forwarded to this country to be used
expressly for the manufacture Of these Bitters There
Is no alcoholic substance Of any kind used in COM
pounding the Btters hence il is the only Bters that
cap-be used in ca5es where alcoholic stimulants are
nos advisable.
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7 q r NJ

Miuneola Tribe. No 81, meet every Tuesday evening
in third Story Of Weaver's buildinR-NoTtheast cor
NJ puh1fC Sugare.
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Dyspepsia had the Dyspepsia 20 badly IL was i'm
possible to keep any food on my stomach, and be
elms so weak as not to be abba 70 walk half mile
Two bottles Of Tonic effected perfect cure.
JAMES n. WOOD.
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nF-AsK FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained at the principal Ticket
Odiees in the West and SOUTH west.
L. D. RUKER, " N. <; r., 6A1Fs, 21F ~,
Gen1 Sup't. GEM Hass T az l.
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sound healthy complexion. eradicate the yolluW luge
from the eve impart hl,'orn to ihc cheeks and
change tc patient lrOn siuri hrualiIr,. cmaCiaiCd
weak, and nervous invalid, To ruuced, stout. and
ViEUg1us pcrStm
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And Fare always as low as by any other route.
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HON. JAMES THOMSON,

Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. April 23 1856.
/ consider HOOfand's Gcrman BittCE5' q valuable
medicine in Of attacks Of Indigestion or Dys-
pepsia. cnn certify this from my experience Ofle
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
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In the Olden time the custom. Rsi;a,.i.
ally among shOemakers, was we'll OH
served Of regarding Monday as a h1Ii-
day. The origin Of the custom is said
to have originated in England i'm the
days Of Cromwell. On the great Dieta-
tors military staff was an officer named
John Monday. He was a great favoritp
with his Chief, but of that unhappy dis
position withal that lead him freGueutIv
into dependency, termed, even i'm that
day, btUeS. In fact he was often caIIf,I
Blue Monday. In one of those times Of
mental depression, Monday committed
suicide. Cromwell mOurned over him
and offered a reward for the best pOem
to his memory. Among the many con-
testants for the prize was shOemaker.a
regular son of st. CFispin. His verse
concluded thus;
'Blest be the Sabbath day.
Cursd he the worldly pcC
Tuesday viii commence The week
Since Monday hanged himself
The shoemaker won Gie premium.
aud in cOmmemOPatiOn of the event.
the craft observed blue Monday until
within the recollection of men now liv-
ing, Generally, the week has eOmmeu-
ced ON TuesdOy.-PtttRda Sentinel.
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HON. GEORGF sHARsMOOD.

Justice Of The Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
PHILADEIRHIA, June J. 1863
1 have found by experience that - IloO1ald's Ger
man Bitters is very good tonic relieving dyHpeptiC
symptoms almost directly
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Fire Department.

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., MOI.
Meet first Wednesday evening in each month al
their han over q. c. COuisOn's Grocery.
L. G. HONEY, Prcs't.
JOHN N. PENCE, sec'y.
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HOOhand's German Remedies are cOunlerleiLed.
The genuine hive the signature Of C. NJ } Jackson
on the front Of the outside wrapper Of each bottle
and the name Of the article blown in each bottle. All
others arccOunterfeit. -
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Price Qf the BItters, SI.OO per bottle ;
Or half dozen fQF $500
Price OF the Tonic $3.50 per bottle :
Or a<half dozen for $3.50
The Tonic Is put Itp iIt Quart BOttteg
Recnllect that It is DR.. Hoohand's German Rene
diesthat arc universally used and so highly recon-
mended and do nOtRlloW the dFuggiststO induce yoa
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ever known, and will cure all diseases resulting from
bad blood Keep your blood pure keep you liver In
order; keep your digestive organs in sound, heatly
condition, by the Of these remedies. and no dis
ease will ever assai yOu. The best in the cOun-
Try recommend them. II years OF honest reputation
60 for anything you must try these preparations.
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HON. WIN. hi ROGERS

Mayor Of the city OF Buffalo, n Y
MAYORS OFFICE, BUFFALO, June -, 1862
l have used " "Hoohand's German Bitter6 and Tonic"
in my family during the past year, and can recon-
mend them an excellent tonic impariing tone and
vigOr 10 the system Their use has been productive
n decidedly Beneficial effects. WAI F. ROGERS,
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HON LANES NJ WOOD
ri

EX-MayOr Of WiliamspOrt Pennsylvania.
iako great pleasure in recommending " HOOnand' d
German Tonic" 10 any one who may be afflicted viii
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Best Blood PurIncre

Weak and Delicate Children are Made Strong
By using the Bitters or Tonic.
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MolUNKEE ElRE % Mo. 2.

MolUNKgE FlsE CO., NO. 2.
Meet second Tuesday evening In each month. at
their Hal in rear Of Court House.
B-F. GANSOE, Pres't.
HORACE G. HAPPEEsEirr, eec'y
RESCUE HOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. I.
Meet drFt wednesday evening H each month, al their
Hall "a Kaufmsn Eeisau'a Go & bluck
ROTALsJ. HIhDE-ii, Foreman.
GEORGE P PENCE. 8ec'y.
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@RN
ERIE RAILWAY.
1900 MILES under ~ MIIliso y Httl,,.o.t,,. HtIl,o'
BETWEEE THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
WEST and SOUTH-W ESI
% to 81 NILES the SHORTER ROUTE

New and Improved Coaches are run from
Cincinnati, Dayton, Urbans, h.anon'
Gallon, Mansfield, Ashland A44i.olni 4.l
Cleveland, Warren, MeadVille, DunErA'
RnFsln and Rochester TO
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TESTTNT0H
lie the hn--nuinn LHaa nauer haLlra nlrad In haLl
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..Take siy HAND. Papa,,,

In the dead of hight ! am frequently
wakened by a little hand stealing ou,
from the crib at my side, with the plead
ing cry, sPlease take my hand, papa
Instantly the little boys handis grasp
ed, his fears vanish, and soothed Ly ths
consciousness Of his fathers presence
he falls into sweet sleep again.
We commend this lesson OF. simple
filial faith and trust to the anxious, sor
rowing ones, that are found in almos'
every household. Stretch forth YOU
hand, stricken mourner, although yor
may be in the deepest darkness and
gleom, and fear and anxious suspense
may cloud your weary pathway, and thai
very act will reveal the presence of a
loving, compassionate Father, and give
you the peace that passeth understand
ling. The darkness may not pass away
at once, night may still epfold yoi in its
embrace, but its terrors will be dissipa
ted, its gloom and sadness flee away land
in the simple grasp, Of the Fathers
hand sweet peace will be given, and you
viii rest as securely, knowing that NOR
ming cometh.
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REPUBLICAN.
DEMooRATIl

Here we have all the States but two
.mlss,ss,ppl m anu a. ieAasI.he as, - one glvlng
tbe M sever he;no barllr moro @ nos;t;saly sn s,'
good for the Republicans than the
six are for the Democrats. IT thus ap-
pears, Men, that from our latest elections
sas a'sssae.s'as ns s.sc.o.as voas . Demo. %,
ReDub,;con ,ortv Is ep;dennw demoral. Il ~ j.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMocg ,cV
HENRY r. WEST, Publisher and
Proprietor.
JERE. WILLIAMS. IN Editors.
sThe Electoral Vote.
JFrom the Marietta Register.

lFrom the Marietta Register.
The Electoral Vote at the late elec.
tions don't amount to much, respecting
the Presidential election of 1872. But
some of the Democratic papers, the
Woodsfeld Spirit among them, are
claiming for the elections, this year, 1Se
Democratic electoral votes, l31 Repub.
lican. They count Illinois Is Republi.
can, when it should be Is; and they
count Arkahsas, Florida and Pennsylya-
mia on the Democratic side, with total
of "a electoral votes, when thev should
be on the Republican side Make these
corrections and the count stands, ,Repub.
lican 1865; Democratic 152. Pretty well
for the middle year of an Administra
ton.
Now let us see whether ''the electoral
vote at the late elections don't amount
Ito much" The ". Y. Herald, one oi
the strongest supporters of the GRANT
administration, says.
"The attention of the leaders and
managers of the Republican party, in
GLIDING Gen, Grant, cannot be too close.
ly given to the following exhibit of the
division of the States between the two
parties, as indicated in the result of this
years, or the latest elections: e
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ACuriovs Episode In Histdrys

The presence of the veteran DIR. Con-
neau at Wilhelmshoehe forms a curious
historical episode. He was secretary to
Louis of Holland, the father of the ex-
Emperor, and afterward became physi-
clan to his mother, Queen Hortense, in
the seclusion of Arenemberg. He was
arrested with Louis Napoleon at Bou.
logne, and shared his fate as a prisoner
in the fort of Ham. He was one Of the
chief agents in aiding the celebrated es.
cape, a service which the prisoner, when
Emperor Of France, did not fail to repay
And now again the old man is found
sharing the captivity Of the son. who
was so tenderly recommended to his
care by an afectionate mother IN. Z
Times. = y
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you for telling me the history you have
1t will remove q ranking hate fromam'
bosom, ndreplace there d mem nory itl
of love, and . hope in the great fntur
that comes after this life. Again i than
you for. it. Butt dread to tell YOU @
Maude is at this moment in the parIo
with one Colonel Wharton, and i feal
that ere this she has accepted an offer o
his hand. He thinks a great deal Of her
and I have encouraged her to accep
him."
Sydney Bruce's face turned white, .ani
his features settled into rigid look. "I
is indeed too late, then" be mnttered.-
"But is there no hope r. 5
j do not know. fear not"
'Then l had hetter 60" he said, with
an expression OF profound gloom.
But bark A step is heard in the hall
Mauce's visitor e leasing. Sydney
stares at MIS- Forrest with an expression
OF wlla hopea ne outside door is
opened and Closed and Mrs. Forrest
nastens from the room. She meets hez
daughter.
"Mande have You given yourself to
oolnnel v Wharton 9sshe asked. .eKcitedly'
mot YET" answered Maude, in sur
prise.
"Ihank God! Go into the sitting
room. There is one there whom you
wish to see."
"Maude, in great wonderment, ,oDeyed.
Maud.
MI Bruce!'
"Thank God. my darling, that all
cause for our estrangement is past. You
are to be mine, now, IT, and here he
locked at her searchlngly. a7
/ "lf whatSv she asked, trembling. S
'.What did you say to Colonel Whar-
tong'
81 told him to wait week for an an
swer."
"How long must / wait X kt
"Notslong, guess" she replied with
a smile and a blush, as he took her by
the hand and led her to seat beside
hlm, he Kept her hand in his own, and
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Things win certainly go wrong 10 that
kitchen where Bridget or any other ser.
want is left sole manager. Housekeep-
ing, like every other business, to be sue
cessful, should be looked after and di-.
recte6 by some interested person
Would man be expected to prosper
who should start any branch Of Indus
try, and then leave it to be carried ON
eatirely by hired help? Neither must
a woman, who is not herself mistress
and director, expect the comfort of her
family to he secured. or economy. to Be
observed in the management Of her At.
fairs. - Womaas Journal. 81
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n Mark Twain has given us, in the
Galaxy, some delicious. hits of obituary
poetry, but here are some hines on a
Kansas baby, seven months old, which
is quite equal to the samples of the hui
morist:
es Our cottage, aye, is lonesome now.
We see the dress and bib;
But not the eye and noble brow
That filed her empty crib.
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There is no more fatal error than that
which the man commits who thinks the
constant use Of alcohol is not injnEng
him becauseh he never staggers under it.
William H. Wood. q broker in Port
| land, short on gold; stretched himself on
Id rope. ss'.sgs z s''s9is f''ss sss
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THE WAR.
ueayy F1ehtlng Around Parls-a
Goth Sides Claim Victories.

Tours. December 2-The Moniteul
of this city has the following details on
morning Of the 29th ult. Tie first sor-
tie of the French garrison at Paris was
begun at Choisy le Rol. e Hay and Che
vile. The battle in that neiehborhood
lasted all night of the 29th and tilInext
night. General Ducrot then crossed the
Marne and occupied Messly. Subse-
quently he evacuated that point and en-.
gagged the enemy at Champigny, fight
ing his way to Brice, He then marched
back to Marne. recrossed that river BY
eight pontoon bridges, and maintained
the bank. He took two guns from the
Prussians. He has since taken position
at Thernav
LONDON, December 2.-Dispatches Z.
from Paris, dated November 80. say op
erations by the French cqmmenced yes
terday at difereot points around the city
General Ducrot, with 4 large force, mo.
we'd out Of Paris, and occupied. Montril
lis, which, however, he was soon com,
PEELED to evaciate. The heaviest Of the
fighting was done ii Champigny, Bris
and yilliers sur Marne. The Frencl
are now renewing the attack in the
south. 'ys 5
A dispatch from Tours,, dated Thurs
|day, December l, says the news Of sue
|cessful sorties around Paris had caused
1.-THE most indecribahIe excitement.
KING WILLIAMS ACCOUNT.
BERLIN. December a.-King William
Itelepraphs the following to the Queen
7 vrps s - Novan,te, q, The S;xtl
corns vasta,slsv : l rennlsaa ~, m ! sort;e - nea,
I,Hav nm the sonfh1 of paris Owe,
ono bnndrad Franeh n,;sor,iars ware 70 :
bon ond saveral I,nnfred daaa and ,vo,,n n
dad leff on fhe f;alJ Tha French alse
made sort;es an the nos;t;ons of II,
Wnrfam faroers and Sa3nns' 4 I Ron,,e;,
Chamn;ynv and Vill;ers 10 t6e aast an
sonth oest of psr;s srhose nos;t;or,
wo,., u' tsLsr ha tba Fran.h hnt snh.a
,a,,,,., - - ,s.,,., 80 Ior ~, az, p.a,.;ssss
a. the Soma time snrt;as were made :
the north and west. and at ST. neni
lagainst the Fourth Corps and the Guard
The French were repulsed and driver
back behind their works. III all cases
remained at Versailles, as it was the cen
itral point sWILLIAM.'
ARMY or 4Hr rotkr v,croR,ous
1oxnox pacemhsy A letter III
hsea r received from Tours relative q @ t. Ii. ii,
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NUMBER Il

lsil Loxpox Der. : The n,,ro, .,ess.'ss ,'
tlenhnr, maos Il, I; ~ & a,
sa,.has las us.,sas = = :. = ss. ~.
,ha E;f,asst,, Tssss,. - 81 ''s't
a,,a q 49,, ,sss..' ~ e &.
Tie Fifteenth cen ARM 1 S q osns 4 8 ~ Z 8
ba,,,,d sh Z: 4
oy;son ers and sley1,, ,,,,;,1
Tbe .snsns,s loss -. .s.s s con.;d..ss,s .,,v r.
loss unLnown b.t r.,,oh ,,,s' s..s,i- -, .
tbat ~ tl'r a,a,,,,, ~ ''''s''1
- s.,
ioohss +, per; - Inc Government
..T.ss mrsss sue ,onorlag es announcement:
81 o so,~.rs as :, o,6.s ss o'1s nag clsconanosa
s;s,..o. ;s ~ ~ - nss.ncn my Ow'ns ee:lue TO-
e.o, s.o.aS aJ0s - we enemy ~no nas concenv
p;.h''.; t,a,s Is, T. l''sses g tr9ape pesyeeR
.r,s, ~ Z, = anu sslle
sosaas' - Suonssy
the nrassnt = nastner;nn ~ 2 I'll. th,; 's.m nas". ~ g
unt;l hotter o,snort,,n;.s, ' -
the msanvhile hiIpS' san ,s,..,s I. ss S..
arm armx. wl,;ef be led mt ,,r'' e ps,,s s. %
ENGAGED and v;lJ IL .Isis,1 . :
freely uo.' fintl,o, ,,ef;;rs 81
the e,,er,v ssi,;ei, 4 4. ..s..,
GOING to meet him Int rh;cb J'; !. sesi;es
retained n tbe no,th - M nrlesns
[Signed GAxsErrA.
Tours, Dec. 4 minister GamJetta
has gone to Orleans to consult with tho
officers of the army Of the Loire.
THE BArr1r on rrrn4v ess.I Is 4
Tba b.tt,. 4. s..l,-i,..; 8; - s..s,
T. al r.
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ANHUOUN SCAA u1H -
Respectfully informsshe citissns Of
o. o D Is 3 II = i p !,
ia vicinity that he keeps constantly on
had at his
NEAT STORE, on MAIN STREET,
~ doors North q Jddkins' Drug Store,
Beef, PORK, Veal, Sausage, &c
Hs selicits ths patronage of the public, as he
tf1l epars no s1forts to aocommodass custom.
IS. and hopes, BY liberal dealing, 70 render
satIsf,Stion 10 I'll who may buy meats ct bis
store -
FA ARME RS
/ IN ~ The mazkst prics for oattls, hogs
~ 2is g nrliSbis III butoherins. =
5xyS Z ANTHONY B0nuHACHER. .
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a

HooFLlAND'S
German BlSteYg,
Il entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor 1t iss
eompound Of Fluid Extracts The Roots, Herbs and
cred in Germany; all the medicinal virtues are ex.
tracted irom them by scientific chemist. These ex.
tracts then forwarded to this country TO be used
Is no alcoholic substance Of any kind used IN COM
pounding che Btters hence II Is free from the OBJ
ections Incident to The use Of liquor preparation.
-
HooFLANDS
GERMAN TONIC
IL combination of an the Ingredients of the Btters
with the pufest quality Of Santa Cruz snm Oranges,
&c. nsed for the same diseases as the Btters IN
TESTIMONY
Like the following was never before offered in behalf
Of any medicinal preparation;
HON. g. w. w0OBWARD.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania,
"'''e' Philadelphia, Ka,ch 18th. 1867
md nHoofsnd's German Bitters is godd Tonic,
ussmt IN diseases OF me digestive oteans, ana u
great Ssnes % M IN cases Of debility and want Of nervous
- 3 80 GEo. ". WOODWARD. !.
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
sss y ssss o AZ sssss , Of Of Ryspep
Yours, with respect. IL 8 -
..x 8, .,. :. ...s, ..s,asa .aS.fs'''
J..a,,. ~ ne s.pr.u,e | oo,rt q os psnpsvlsan;.
Philadelphia Jip,s Isl. 1853.
~ nave found by experience thst "hoonands Gef-
= sffls Fl s--sf - S.3lt
5ff essS - ~
man Btfersr Is very good tonic relieving dyspeptic
symptoms almost directly
o1oissH shAhs"ooD.
HON. WIN. r. ROGERS,
ss5s ss nssa l, Ss1 s Ger ss Bts5 .. and Tonis
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CAUTION

Hodhani's German Remedies are countcrfeiied.
See that the signature of G. N, JACKSON is on the
wrapper Of each bottle. All Others counterfeit.
The New York herald., 1870-10-09
INSANITY OF THE sx-sASTAsY SUPERINTENDENT OF sssoklH

DIR. II. Crcssen Stiles, late Sanitary Superintendent
OF BrooSlyn, under the Metropolitan Health law
was removed from his residence Livingston street,
Court, yesterday afternoon, to the Bloomlngdao
Lunatic Asylum, he having become insane. The
doctor, who was regarded as the best mi
croscopst In the country, was at ono time
professor or q college In Vermont. He
was appointed Register or the Brooklyn
Health bureau. upon the organization OF the Metro
politan health Board, which position he held until
the resignation OF DIR. Conklln, the Sanitary Super
ntendent VI that city. when he succeeded the latter
gentleman. He Is the author OF the "History Of
Brooklyn, WORK which Is regarded as most per-
feet In accuracy or detail, ana which Is decid-
ediy the best history Of that city cxtant.
The doctor was great student, and
1t IL SAID that his mnd was overtaxed
through intense study and close application DR..
Stiles, who enjoyed excellent practice, married
and has one child. The maady with which he has
thus suddenly been stricken Is not incurable, and
time and patience will II Is TO be hoped again re-
store HIM to his family and his sphere or usefulness
In the community, where the present afiiictioD VIII
be deeply deplored