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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18
Donnerfos, ben IS. @usuf 1870.
Nepublifanifbe GonDeuticn.
3wetter &on9reB Difrttt.

Die rtpubiiianif9en Gtimm9eber :bes 3tpttten
Gpnor,e 8. Ji0riftss upu Minnelpta Gnb biermit
aufoeforeert, Teleeatsn III eiasr republitauidsn
Difrift> Gonwntiun, tpel9e
Conner 8, ben /. Sept.@
in 81. Vaul ateebalten ter6ea wirb> ~ wdbleu,
Nm ttnsn @auoieaten fir ben Gonsrsb ~ MONT.
niren, pelber In Der nG6|ten 0abl pom ben re-
p%ubl'tan(b,n Cunningham unterifist nfretu
1pn. -
Gplsentta III bic Bertbeilung Der Htleeateu III
iebem Qpunty I'm @ertdltntb au benz republifaut'
ftsn Betum In Der lseten @taatawabl fit Ben
Oter> @i9ter 6. 9. &ipey. Seoss County bat
einen Ganoibatsn at large uns fir je $50 rspub>
N!ani5be Stimmen uno ben erSberen 8ruhtteil
ber1elku eiuen peiryrn Gelee ten:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18
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par Mu,sni. -: Sine, BON.
MsBI An n. MuOuR, Nbepbe 81 llbr''
taiirtt Dtpef9e 1ast, bolB Is Sci, igIdnSetn
Gag 9eresnet babe. Die Mrn1ee ipirb IN,
pie Stapt tpr3tntrirt anp st,istne NIT
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18

NQe &eputGtaner i'm Gilritt obne &Id1d>
auf fribere Battionen FuS ernRli9 aufseforeert
3nr 9arnonie Der Convention une ber Ginisune
unb bem @rfoiee Der Yartet bei3utraeen.
gMf Beerbnua9 ber COMMITTEES,
u. 3. @Hdnen @erIBenber.
:. 81. Metcalf @orlBenbtr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-18

19iden. $4,000 Mrbeiter inns 10000
Matro1en arbeiten an ben Tortifcationen
Don YariS.
Der seleBeetence &6rper perlammclte
G4 Dienitoe Mtttus 2 ubr. Cine srpbs
8olfsma0e botte fi@ bereits cine Stunre
porber Dor Der 5aIe eineefunren, weI9e
BON Minute gu Minute anpu&s. ueter
10000 waren' perlammelt. Der Depu<
tirte Gerrp eridien .auf BEN 9splaBe unp
tpoute bic Maie anreben, als plSblid
MaritaW D'5iuierS NIT Mational @ar>
zen, 2intentruppen unp Gapa1erie CT
l@ten, uno bic 5aue umringte uno G5errp
am Gpre6en perbinrerte. Die @olfsz
ma0e brad IN BEN Stuff aus: vive
Changarnier, vive tochefort! vive
la France! .uno ben Gruppen muroe au>
serufen: @ebt mad Der @ren3e.
Gin Yoli3et GommiNdr forpsrte bic @alz
fen auf ii4 iofott'au 3erftreuer, ulno bic
@apallerie iebte fi9 III fursen Trab unp
oas &olf Yerliee ben plaB. Nu9 ben
oemofratiidens 3eitungen ituo BON Der
Yoli3et @arnut,Aen iuseSaneen ; uno
ilno pielelbeu parauf aufmerflpun sema9t,
bab paris i1@ i'm 8ela9erun9SSuRanbe
befnne, uno ale has 0olta aufreiaenben
Nrtifel pom ben Militdrbeb5rpen lpfprt
u1terorldt merren uni Sic scurtale
tDilde. eisslbtai .:Rsbtiars4 sa4asspitu
mfrbfn triirber.
Cine mod lalimn,sre getne eyeisntte
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

IHE Double CHtbg, which has excited
so much earnestly ont IN Ohio, f. thus De-.
scribed by she Delaware (OJ Gazette;
"rer dags ago, taa wife of Samuel Fin.
leg, @ farmer residing iH Morrow County,
about dge mite a5ultcaslof AehIcy ,guye
birth 10 one NJ the most Singular mltl5r-
mat.9us Df tive human specles eFcr heard
Of in any aae or country. The mother
aas not allowed a sight Of Der oHsPring
uutlI ancr Csc physician who hai been
summoned arrived. wien Il was exhibit.
Ell 20 ber, aud, as sc arc told caused her
to We And no wonder, for human
eyes ptobablv never looked npon such al
Anomalous development Of tie IumaH
iDrH. OHe Of or pf0WiueHt physicians
who has seen aud examined TIL. stiapge
freak 81 nature iayofs as with tie f0l.
lowing cIeaf aud aerufate description.
Til. mouarlb I thing can truly De eall j
q double child There II base one spine,
81 each eXlnuiit} VI which ibetc e per-
lcrlg formed bead aid face zach ias
seI formed Shoulder arms and baud
and d good chest, containing inngs aid
heart, AZ ass other auman being Koch
Aas also q stomach and iigtr There Is
5ui uHs uagaI which g 81 tha ceHief oi
fle baaaea 3raut from ODE two
@ it So fhe 5die 81 the bady
efe te iw0 ~ grown together Tie
abdomen appels b p bal 0He, and tie
organs contained in FIJI. below tho st0m.
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baaU gt. ,u,.Fsa .ia g.sfths atagpst
IA p..rI.tsn -.,.r of Vermont .t,b
~ l5 .,..r .stsu .t.,t1f vftngpf "a
s~g..sst. v.e ,l..t a gf. b,.,r lgofao.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

Ite subject al taNatleH eeef which lhe
Lea stature aga m2z.iHe taeir brains ia
au uuwouted d.auc. H uat 5, easy 50 ole
80 regulate aHl tendeg equi One lthe
3r.t Steps So lo gaseu, uo doubt, Is to in
-i~t upan "a mare uuthtul apprisal Of real
stale. $50 long a, re8l estate is allow
cd TO 60 upon The nstat onc-,hird Of It's
ggal value, owners of personal property
win cudcbgor 60 scrufe exception from tine
3nrlcns OF an evidently unjust system Of
taxation which place, their property iu
5hc nstul itg tuH value aud tlloir neigh
burs at ouc-third los value. And Is moi
strange That their estimate Of tho amount
dbat Should he |withhpld,is an exceedingly
LIBERAL one. There IS no way OF reaching
anything like equality aud fairness but to
aFlri-o a} property go Fl, cash value and
exempt uuuc Wlatoger. a laws should be-
U1eIei, uui tn.avoed 500, requiring al
persons s..t..l r9 t.NalioH la give ja ly
|e ....aa eaH"a e.H5tI He Ffapa.fs
.-a.t t. F..la aIb #H asa esagu'eI
and a.a .sa thereto. |Ieuui.g HHe.a
a.aa.as. lar fa.tus t4rfa.ara ca3ae.
ateHe... -..a al exemptions aaa lie
a..aae.. .#..a un Gs.sH around the
.gsf,u gll lae guards possible, then He
s.a'i have enough OF hardship aud iu-
equality.
ga. .rar a. 1900
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

E,IorloxAt Ixs,xr7y 0rrr .,,-pp An
T,aio,o iery h,,., r,,u..1 , ,,,a min. -,
murder FIR to,tng sho, thc sr9,asr -
tis wifi. ql.. rlt.,o, Tr;toao +. ,.a,,1
by tbi@ ,,,,rnoi, mo o,o., =, a.. en-
iay c.r.rl.le s,a,ro.a,t ot aEo mt.r,g.a.
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NUoDl 80 alsD II

AleH j. 8f- 1Hs aal ana az ID
ara ta0 Is aaltt aa 81 me oae 3 ef
without In ahfr "a fAat ayapap e shl Gesll
dsacg ne Aabs i Hay r. addet, q
.sas tflftat .oH ~ H.e stataaeh altaart lnFaf
obs accompanied b. ifataiau 81 81 ltmgsr,
TIE 51 afVg ara tfafgaatarR haistI
10 tsa. ttsr# Ht uiA Il aura ps@aFfuhb nsF
d4H rasfs IN IaaiE silab. Vita utsf rnt ~
g4e hRfe aide tgaie conforming ana tHH.u fs
Is Hitt gtus tFsefs ihs system,
ghesuu ultaraess ft tfs gsan 81 the alplu
i irsetnr6 aHl $50 Hffs9tH 9tsatEsHt = shi
eH4rae aftg &Ae aust Hfe - shat a Ihla
4oteuuHt n agt Ha4s5faH r i l9t flefffa
RESTORE II tAt 40 s3Np. Ua slh fgfa
is8 itf- 81 e a4wa's So aar ahfH unn
M itsUba Hs assl 'as 500 faWHlaiI
dos rges q lupsH 3 fpHsfst seI
aGuu ag kt alfhtal lHhiNsEaA M Bt& tbl8 + 4
aI Ihn Es1ffaf Adj Aaltsblb.4s HtapHffif#
t4tr resi- #faE{gH eFe re8f#stg asf ,Haafs rs lA
isu1s 81 H. tsi8c fHlare If t8tgf S - 80
a4a I'll tas- tEe peegstHsH 6 ssu hfEa Gt Nlft
Drs. AuiIs sal Is tas bHsg Haa j. iHi
sh1 9BpH8t Is Tuned ad Ua et lhe tH'
atuu lhs disshsfsl aNu p 4aiY aiufsi
aaIHh rHAfs af NaarAssN 10 $50 a4tbef 49,
- la te41 slt q F 80 asHfs1 resi-
stalsa ! q aHbaat HatH Iht haflses q
N Hf safag slH fa Hs slffs
p.@ ~ aefsaa sf 8s e
~ fs af ett-
g tAa & 4
bfss aFe Ipsa 10 $3.50 AtEf r5a.asap I'd
Gae brs raatsatt& agaiuat 81 Issastfs Il Dr..
f9 9, aa4 t1ls hs BHeAG vegetables EsaeoraL
essentially pa@stss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

1uE SURRENDER oF Mtrz.-From The
intelligence received 80 the surrender ol
Metz, there appeared O. b. but one con.
clu,i0u possible Is lo tbc trcathegy Of Ba-
zaipc. Every day furnishes flesh proof
against abe General, wh5 .oHls destined
70 Inherit Che everlasting cNeemtiou O..
iis country. utd 70 be branded by bistor,
y one ol The basost 81 mankiud, ~ tbt
fortress were given up with a view O..
forward tLe Imperial caaso, 81 viii prob.
ably be foual So laye afe,ajt Of pro-
e.s,ly opposite kind The ouiy pos-jbh
service II tguld render tEc Emperor
would tp tgc very doubtful enc OF send,
Ing an armg iat9 captivity 10 be at li.
81 po.al un thc restoration of peace. Tin
Hjlcsialaaof cFel tae p%gliars 10 uae in
perish dynasty a. uo1s, however, more
questionable a.. i. Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

a C~oNHMrTiGLE sEr,-The New York
court reports present a remarkable story .
ct which the characters arc all of the
most contemplate sort. II is known
as the Peck divorce suit, and the Incl.
lculs are as follows:
a scbemiug molhcr-in-law, offended nj
hcr dauEbtcf-ia-laW Offers "A sou S30,U 800
90 divorce hIs wIle. The son. who seem,
worthy Of sueh IA mother, consents. The
vile, DIESEL ye,lls bound TO such q hus-
oaHd- secretly agrees 10 the separation on
.Iie laith ui Ids promise 10 marry her a.
Gain as suuu as the mother ha. been
robbed OF her $4,000. A r]ascaliy book
sleeper. worthy Of such a master, swelrs
ID tic commission OF auultcry with The
wife, and The divorce j., granted. Very
Hsslurallg suell 1t husband refuses TO renutl-
~ such "a vile, und quite naturally .He
NIic gucs IutU court, exposes the cUttspir
det, and makes humanity blush at It's
u%ttsyugss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15


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a lsa our via s.
a8 Is ea anil 9u,
Sleep og ems at tie Same Jlmr 10
tsa tyuale Tile length lrgm tlr toI
aue hsal O. tbn lap af tlt other Is i
g iar aud the weight at birth
tea F1uUa Al w lJ g. expected.
aousg oi Mt tmly tas during tbg
ten da beeu o,eIruB with Ni
come 90 witness lils wonderful rnrioI
50 great Is che press that l has
found necessary to gaatgc an admi4
iee wh.gh is TOW fixed 8l one dollar
understand tlr paryuts have been o0'
tau Huausfnd dollars lur the dual iul
Ibe offer bgiug unconditional a. q /,
thcF &c shomtt live or ubt. Tho Ole,
04t breu, aud probably Wih rot %
ey9lti
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

4 MfsrfElurs prKr MIR. and
Motley. writes London correspond
have been pay Ting visit TO Wobuu
tey, the Duke uf Grlfrds ua0uldI
seat OF HrdIoulshirr. The present i
is a mg-iefiou. being who never cvlI
himself tg the outer world. IA lived
the wear round ia q large mansion, ~.
oceHpig. tbc egulero f hc northern
ol BglEruec square d Bedford huu|
grand scigucur residence 81 vast al
,loa., which stood uu ground nov
NORTH side of HI3ombut square. ha|
been pulled down t the eommeutcll
of the couturY, The destruction of.
venerable mansion. the same from 81
the patriot Lord Russell Was mke.
the tower, has been mach regretted
thc family Tie present duke ha,
tgl( London for tweuty years and il,
ebteltuius company even there. bul
places bis ancestral home Al tic diaf.
OF Dbl, cousin and heir, Mr.. llasliugs
scIl, son Of bis Uncle, Lord WIN am
scll by tho daughter Of the wcltkn,
first marquis OF Hastings, governor
,rll Of lulia. Although tln duke i,
goes near W aburp, an is kept up tier
perfect order, and no estates me BE-
managed llou his. Besides his prop,
in Bcdtudshirc, he ha, immense
sessions 10 D]eyoushirc, including an
formerly belonged % the very wca
Abbey Of Tavi-tock THIS was graz
to bis ancestor, with arast deal more,
Henry The VIII, aud the WobWn ii
erty came in d similar way. The du
income is not loss than o million of
lars. Elrl Russell bus also been a q
during the American ministers visit.
is anele OF the duke. The political ii
cuec Of the family Is still very cousid
bic, Notwithstanding that the head Of
house takes no part whatever ia poliI
One Of The members for Tayistock Is
tanned, practically al the dukes ordC
The l}u,scls are decided liberals II
ties,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

Mr. Ras-en oflhe LONDON Tmes
tIai the French iu pafi. know perfec ly
wsi wHeare ite geaiot danger isfn u
expected. ead besea direct sH theif fire
a their on t8e s9uthea sides
Whatever, $40 adds pas DO che feelings
.of che garrison Of raris tie Fenrh ont
side lae cilg aIe animated Uitha pro-
fuul bejeftn ile success ~ fhe bcstigei
he says that ile moueHt everything Is
reads for fis bsHbiincat q lasi aap9f-
t8atr Will given 81 rts @ saT
e. Ne w Ger re. Ile
g uHG ga Is 4 Urge
amlar 81 $50 hsys aaYetei
u wounds thes sstaiaed 81 tba hegla-
.las utlae war
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15
The Rarron. IloeE. lIeId nrendl

The Barren. Rocks Yield Bread,
the rugged elf Of tie ocean strand /
due something that, Il not bread, rs NJ
UOHri-hing aud tAltcuiug Than tie slaI
life lisrlt. The sca moss which cnrt
the rock on the shores of Ireland. Ice
and the costs Of Northern Europe, i.
trHiy y food staple, when properly
pared, as wheat, rNe, ar Indian corn I
Irish variety, locally as Caryageen, Il /
manufactured under Il palent, into on
the most nuiriCiuns, pulatable, digest
and a"iicious clumedts Of ]sustcuaucp
world has ever seen. Tue article has b
patented under the name Of sea Moss
riHe, aud Ice excessive mills OF Tie
moss Fnrine Co, New york are now tn
ing oat immense quantities Of Ills #,
uunlieul luxury, which has already tAI
prominent place la the market.
price is almost nominal and The puddi
clstHrtls, ]jellics, erruna, blanc mau
and other light table luxuties prepn
from il are superior ht flavor as well
IN cheapnoss) 10 those made from c
starch, uiHzenu, mYclcuta, or any Of
other galatiuous extracts Of grain
Use Natures iair-Rcslorauye. 1
the best. Contains nothing Injurious
Clear %. crystal. No sediment ~ ffth
Does not stain tie skiu. Elegantly :
TUNED, Restores gray hair Prevents
hair from ftling Of. Soc adyertisome
Soreness Of the flesh. tenderness Of.
scalp, are cured by usihg ReDncs IN
Killing Magic Oil. This h excellent a
for sore thfoat, pain ia the jpiuts, a
people say at works ike charm
10 the Weak the Worn anil The Wea
the Editor Of tie Boston Record "a
% We cau most HHhesitat ugiy rccommt
the Peruvian syrup, a protected solut
OF the pfoiozide 81 irpn, to nll lhe we
the worn, and the weary, hay lug III
experienced its beueiits il possess al
qualities claimed FOR il by It. propriete
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

H}H3rgLGbs WEIEdLDgIsAL EHEN0N
EXON.
For several days there have been mvs.
ferrous and vague rumors of most re.
morkublc meteorological phenomenon our
st the Catholic grave yard on Stone street.
above the Thrce-mile creek. It's asserted
by those who say thcy have seen IT that
for the last FIVE days a gentle shower has
fallen continuously on the lot Of the Lc-
moline family in which are buried Mr. Vie.
tor Lemoiue audnany others ofbis family
Win s. view Of getting ut the facts ofthi-
most extraordinary affair, we last night
bad an interview with Mr. Lonis b. lie.
moniue, cmploDed at Asa lIoht's a son OF
the deceased Victor Lcmonie, who died
in 1851, who related the following start-
ling particulars;
"Iluving heard that il was reported
that 10 had been raining for several days
on the enclosed ground which forms my
bur3iug ground in the Catholic burying
ground on Stone street, above the Three.
mile creek, / drove out there hast evening
to satisfy myself, and, TO my intense rs
constituent, | saw that a column Of rain
was coming down without ceasiug, which
although hardly powerful enough TO lay
the dust, was enough TO " ct the hands OF
any article, and at times it rained quite
hard. The volume ofrain fell inside Of
the enclosure, and nowhere else, rs the
weather was aud has been bright and
clear AL the time during the five days the
rain has been falling on these graves
There are thirteen of my family buried IN
the lot OF sou1i upon wlieh IL has been
raining, BY mother, brother and sisters
visited the spat Yesterday and the day be-
fore tu satisfy themselves about the truth
OF this matter, aud declare they too saw
this wonderful phenomenon. 1t has also
been seen by over Two hundred persons.
] took a friend with me when / visited
the spot, who also saw the rain falling as
described, Mr. John Rosset, the keeper
Of the cemetery, told me that the rain had
commenced falling in heavy drops abonl
i've days ago. | am willing to take my
Oath as To Tie uugh of Ills statement"
So Incredible did ibis extraordinary af-
fair saeia taat those who sew 30 several
da. aao reclaimed fufa stating or assert
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

a NEGRO dul reported ID
Dos nfile la III wbish tae Mayor
sal 0ee Killed. Tae negroes
hai oH u5iie taWn multi United
we're ent q restore order
t.et aa fcag e]Kgleueat at New Or
@ 80 g afd q meeting %
Reports q ta rei sre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15

The census m raIEf HHia slowsa total
Paias aug ~ a9a iurlaHd uHfuIeT
Faa s fetar "a ~ Ig BOO
Tic l ea 7y3a IL tcH ta
ar yes Hgafs hhf per eehl aHi g
fa 81. aei 20 e about 10
pcf cent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-15
FACTORY FONT.

'H"' A'ANt'
Monday forenoon. while J. b. Hollis
ter and four employees were swinging a
heavy block Of marble from their wagon
10 load on a car At the depot, the derrick
belonging ol}rei~ Kent came down
WIN q crash 70 the ground ohe gay fell
aifeetly between tag wheel u lead teams
but hitting none. Another guy hit Mr.
.1 -, - ~, gu ~ "o1'u ~ "'S
,,5 W.. =, ',"''o'' 0"' II was
"V""' P'o'o "o'"i's
~ ~ ''s' w ~u'"'9''s"'
- ''''' vas '"' 'iFP'"s
,'," '", ~! "''9 .''',''sI
I'o "'' p'i'ou' heia
~ -',,''l' ~" '"i''"'eS oe'''e
7. -, "'" d ''''" ''''N 'e'""s
FRIDAY Gcerge Smith lost a part of
one thumb by being canqIt IA the cardip,
machine in thc knitting mill. Saturday
Peter Corric. another had in tbr sanr
room, had his hand couabt In fine same
machine aud laceratcd somewhat. A stick
which he was holding alone saved bis
band from anpuiation.
NJ Clones Is onHdlng a new barn.
A. G. Clark bought the place Of c..
Wyman in East Manchester, WAC with his
amily start for Nebraska this week..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-19

AFFAIRS IN MoNTeoNERY CouSry. Nm
The Rockville Sentinel has the feIlovine
items -s
Improrements.-Since the opening of the
present season, our ancient borough has been
the theatre Of unwonted activity In the way OF
building and other improvements. Our neigh
bor, Judge Bouic, has hands employed In re-
moving the old dwelling on the Forest lot,
recently purchased by him, preparatory 10 the
immediate erection Of large three=story brick
mansion, with French roof. Mrs. Aimoney A.
having built capacious and handsome addition
TO her already valuable hotel property. oppoeite
the Court House; and, lastly and ieastIy, we.
ourseh, the pubiic's humble servant, are about
TO have new dwelling put up for the better
accommodation ef our large family and nu-
merous visiting friends, and also TO remodel and
enlarge our Once, for the more convenient
prosecuting Of our increasing business.
Bates BY Mad Deg.-One day last week, lad,
son OF Mr. Brown, residing near this town, was
bitten by dog which eShibited unmistak ab3e
signs OF hydrophcbia. The boy was at Mr.. John
Robertsons mill, on business, and In passing ont
Of the door, the dog met and Bit him. The dog
then made on, and In passing throagh the
premises of Mr.. Charles Spates, was seen by
that gentleman, who, judging that the deg was
mad, IRON his actions, shot him The father OF
the boy Immediately arranged 70 procure the
celebrated Pennsylvania remedy, and H ie 70 be
hoped it may have its usual curative effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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Iss cei.sra.es AZ BsowEs %HIskEY, ss per gal
i sSs g sss .s
ana ana rs:Sis orr for ~ sysr
spiely 1917 and fals Penns,lysni. ave.
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in housekeeSns, md eHeellsnce il cooking; None
inasnscr. and q Dr. MAJ Won Ps.tsstsssr, ,sssssass
aps-r&F1 1e3 Breadway, New York.
GRAY HAIR ~
Restored to ats Or,s,aaI YotaA fni Csloy
By the use of that Scientific Discovery, called
HALLS yEGETAnLE SICILIAN
II win make As,r sress ape. bald heads, except
L hair . saa .ar
Il .iil prevent the hair from falling out and does
No Eaie1 sridases Of rs supe,ioriry .ed Be ad
aSrrel man fe (aef faos so many limitations Of u are
'ssffr fr Il IS x snsI'ENpIp ssnPsII'ENpIp HAIR RDRKsslsG,
= cS, ~ Nashua. ief H. ?. Propri.or, Res
Tor sale by all drugsists. J !. : : % spx-eolm
ALLEN's LUNG BALSAM,
THE REMEDY FOR CURING
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS BRONCHITIS,
"a ASTHMA, AND GROUP.
ASAN NEXPECTORANT IT HAS NO 80 "a L.
1t is composed Of the active of roots and
plants which chemically extracted, % as 70 re-
tain all their medical qualities 80 -
MINISTRIES AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
who 80 often affcted with throat diseasea will
ind q sure remedy in this 0Alsam. "LozenRes and
waters sometimes give relief but this BalsA en-
few times Will insy1re permanent cure. t'-
Will all those afflicted with Coughs or Consump-
tion, give this Balsam a fair trial, they will be
pleased with the result, and confess that the Sure
Remedy is found at last
~ IL IS Sold by all DyHgeiNs, mhZ3 eolmkw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-19
The Coal Miners Strike-SuspensiO
Of Coal Shipments.
Tefe1r0phed Erctusirslv 10 ne Euezi,zo STAR

WLKEsBARRR, Pa, April is.-No coal has
been shipped from the Schuylkill region for
several days, on account Of the strike Of the
miners at Plymouth. They refuse to load the
Reading cars, and all the coIlieries stopped
work, and would not resume until the operators
promised to load no more carsf for the Reading
road. The men will do nothing to relieve the
wants of customers. i-t.- .l3..l .I-F u
The Susquehanna is twenty feet high, but no
serious damage has been done.
MAeCH CHUNK, Pa, April 19.-Adyices from
LAhISh say the men viii not suspend Z
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FROM THE PACIFIC SLOPE.

The survivors Of the Oneisaa-Shfn-
! meDt Of 1Fe1suFe-Imter,esaa IRON,
Mazatlan-beiEure Of . VesseI-Aur
der Of Colonel PentO, dc.
Teleorophed Erclusiuely to The Bsensso Star.
SAN Francisco, April I9.-The steamer Col
0rado sailed for Panama to-day. She had on
board three hundred passengers, including the
survivors Of the Oneida. 49, = r1
The shipment Of treasure since January LIST il
overland.
Advices from Mazatlan, April 7th, have been
received. The United States steamer Saranac
and the English gunboat Reindeer were in port
The authorities had seized the steamer For
ward, on the plea that she was being employed
by Gen. Vega. The captain protested, anu
claimed 81 ,060 day for her detention. Instruc-
tons from the capital were waited for.
Colonel Lucas Pcnto, an adherent of I.azado
voluntarily delivered himself to the authorities
and was ordered to appear before Governor
Rube at Concordia, and on the way there he
was shot. The Legislature had demanded an
explanation, hut the government plead ignor-
ance of the murder.
Carlos +. Cofan, ex-Governor of Lower Cali
fornias had been sentenced TO four years con-
tnsment for the illegal reduction of custom,
due Lopez while acting Governor. .e.
The great c0mmotion upon the supposed
advent Of Placido Vega had about subsided.