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TWO CENTS.

hiter some debate relative 70 che smount n,
M. y, reiiormede By the commission, The amend
an amendment offered by Mr. Laurence an
propriaiine SO, go for the e.t.nsion =, ,Ha
II. Ssbft bailding vas adopted.
Aso An amendmen; 20 paw the District A.
,oy OF nebraska s>oo for salary for the pSst
MIR. Sargent tCal.) moved 20 amend nv in
crossing the appropriation for repairs and ma
clOtntai expenses In rehit.ng aud improring
lars.
Mr.. Sargent urged the absolute necessity o,
the increase TO maintain the light houses aud
said tina. the Secretary OF the Treasury hsd 81
that il vas impossible 10 keep up the iishts nm
les 'his and the Appropriation for oil Was made
large.
Mr.. Lawrence said that the Lighthouse Board
was ektrsrsgant, aud bad refused TO give the
necessary information for the guidance OF the
committee, although he had made rereated
perronsl application for such data.
Mr.. Niblsck Ind said that last year, IN or
Der to cut down the appropriations, aud make
show OF retrenchment. there had been An in
discriminate cutting down OF amounts wi,hou;
any Information upon the subiec'. and thew
bad IN seine csses cut too low, aud q pretty
large deficiency WAS now found. But the emf.
ting dow IN the amounts had served its purpose
aud had some effect on the country.
The amendment Was adopted, a. was ore
Tor OIL wick, &c.
Mr.. Lynch (Me.l moved to increase the An
propriAtlOn Tor keeping IN repair buOys. spIn-
ules, be scoDs, &c, from $1,000 10 $l0a 600.
Rejected.
Mr.. Dickey Pa moved to make the amount
So 00U: which was agreed to.
MI. Brooks y: " offered an amendment
to the bill providing that no printing shall be
executed except upon the written order of the
leads OF Departmental or OF Congress. A greed to
On motion OF Mr.. Lawrence. 81 $40 were an
PIopriated for the contingent fund OF the once
OF the Congressional Printer.
Fifteen thousand eight hundred dollars we're
appropriated TO paw for eubeistIng "a Poncs
Indians from December, 1879, 10 July ISL
Mr.. Beck Ky moved 10 strike out the para-
graph allowing g., $50 for additional compenss-
iion, and sent TO the Clerks desk q letter from
the comptroller stating that he had received
the full amount due 10 him. The paragraph
was stricken out.
Br. Ferriss N. " moved to insert for col
lecting mining statistics, 81 100.
Mr.. Lawrence opposed the amendment a.
opeDlng the door TO future larger demands
The bill had already been largely increased,
and " the House went on increasing In this way
the people would bold them 10 an sccount and
the places that now knew them would know
them no more Tor ever.
MIR. Lawrence said Congress had sprropri-
ated large sums for seeing the eclipse last win
ter.
Mr.. Dawes called the gentleman 70 order.
mining statistics hal nothing to DO with eclipses.
Mr.. Lawrence said that unless the republican
party curtsiled it's expenditures IL wonld be
eclipeed They had sent an expedition TO the
north pole
Mr.. Stevenson (Ohio) called him 10 order,
lie was too far from bis subject.
The ame ndment was then agreed 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
KILOGRAMS To THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
IRE WARM EUROPE.
7,l,grapsed Exclusively 70 II. Evenins Star
War Noses Fro.,, ua..ao,,

LONDON, Feb. The Times saws the New
York committees sent yesterday, by cable trans
fer, Ll0,0o0 FOR the suffering people OF France,
with the request that Benz. Moran. Hugh Nc
Culloch, Russell Sturgis. and J. :. Morgan act
a. the London committee.
The DAILY NeUs says tieNerAl Faidherbe's
troops continue TO embark al Dunkirk for Cher
bouTg.
T1OchU Don't want to be Grow ed Over
A letter fIOm General Trochu condemns the
proposed entry OF the Germans into Paris. He
sAys Paris has deserved the honors OF WAL aud
ADVISES her 10 shut her gates and let the enemy
open them With cannon. The removal OF the
government 10 Tours and BeOis is much ia IL ed
bility.
The New French Government
After the declaration Of peace the National
Assembly will prorogue its sitting, and upon
reassembling will meet in Paris.
"A dispatch IRON Constantinople SAYS the Porte
mas recognized the neG French government.
tive OF France NJ the Black Sea conference IN
London.
The Peace Negotiations
PAEIs, Feb 2i.--Theirs and fsvre have ar
rived here and go TO Versailles tomorrow. IL
70 ofhcially stated that FAvre has written 10
Count Bismarck that Theirs will 60 to- morrow,
the I'D, TO Versailles.
The Rdppet says the treaty OF peace nav be
communicated TO the Assembly on Saturday.
ChanHy wants 10 Keep mn the Ffshi.
AhENs, FEB. 2l.-Seneral Chxnzy Ia. is.ued
q PROCLAMATION TO the army Of the Loire. IN
which he urges the troops TO put the time OF
their enforced rest TO profit, and prepare for
resuming the struggle a oUtranc,, IL arrogant
Claims are demanded by the Germans.
Italy and Tunis.
FLORENCE, Feb. 1.-The Tunisian Enyov
has asked his government for further insiruc-
tons, and awaits an answer before concluding
negotiations with the Italian authorIt les.
The Paris Papers OF Yesterday.
LONDON, Feb. 22-Ihe PArie Journals OF yes
terday are TO hand. The Seict, SAYS NJ. Remu-
sat has been appointed Ambassador 10 London,
and VIII also represent France in the Black Sea
coiference. The missions TO Florence and
vienna remain as AZ present.
Some French frigStes have been cent to Cor
Sca for the purpose OF suppressing, il pSs bic,
the disturbance.
Alozsgo comes TO Paris as Spanish Minister.
fonyer puerteer has been added TO the peace
onmssion.
The proposition fer the naturalization OF
Savoy Is under discussion by the government.
as are also commercial treaties with other
countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
GHOnl -EHlSan

hardeT and NHicide- TAs Gr,af S,arrs o..
SAN FRaNCisCo, Feb 2t.-It = reR,rtel tbsg
h"omhs, proprietor of the grest ffisit I'm IN,
NsFs aieN, shot his wife and thon himself.
ytsetusy, IN consequence OF domestic IT :
CUlfieS. N'N W.
The storm drove two vessel. throusb IN, ri.
Iosn arr AZ Alcmeda, carrying s~aN one t,ru-
dred rect OF the structure. The wind uu-sofels
= pIshIne mill IN Oakland, the new oad
once. Thomas & Hunts warehouse In -
SUI ne railroad shed st Ssu Rafael Il 4. =, 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22

NINNIrNALI, feb. zl.-Iast night . freigh0
train on the Pan Handle raidroafr bound -,
broke through q bridge twelve miles els, OF
Steubenville, and the engine aud fourte, "a cars
went down. A fireman name Hess wss allied.
seriously injured. The train was loaded with
horsts, sheep, hogs and meat Eight or ten
hotses were killed. 10 ~ supposed that he
the enhsnkment, which threw of the tender.
ana mat the tender was thrown across the
TACK on the bridge and threw the other cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
American Brother. of the Republic ef
the untyers$

tirtIsfATl. OHIO, Feb. 22d.-The Ne ,reg srv
OF the fTcr,s oe "a Rspsblsggs TRiue,s, o. his
eity, hss received letter from the President IN
hungary, ordering him 20 hold his commanierv
IN resdiness for Immediate action. The order
may arrive by the next mall. The society num-
sers nearly 900 In the Cnsted States I.ants
Blanc kossuth and giuseppe Nsssini are tho
leadns members. The Headquarters are IN
London. with branches in Vienna Rerlsn.
ans naples and Florence. The President nm
the United States l. said 20 be I'M in N.~
orleans. All the dispafches are sent IN ritlter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22

TERRIFIC SToRM IN CALIFoRNIA-Lo Loss of
Lfe and Prcperty.-Heavy rains prevailed In
California Monday night. At IL O'Clock ter
rlfic southeaster burst on San Francisco, ac-
compsniedby rain, hail, thunder and Lightning.
The fashes were vivid, almost continuously ac-
companied by tremendous peals OF thunder,
producing more CONSERVATION than q heavy
earthquake would have done. IN San Fran
cisco the storm commenced about mid night
ard lasted over IN hour, the barometer falling
lower than ever before known in that latitude.
At the corner Of New Montgomery and
Wanna streets . IRE vail twelve feet high
and siAty feet long was blown from the top OF Q
three story house on frame building adjoining
1t, cruehiDg the latter into ruins, beneath which
we're buried fifteen or twenty persons-Mrs.
McLeopard, the wife Of . Waterman ct the
State prison, her child ten months old, daugh-
ter twelve years old, and Mrs. Slogan, ali Of
mangled. Several others were injured, but
none fatally. Three alarms Of nre during the
storm added to the horrors Of the night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PkRRY DAVIS, PAIN KaLLEx
The 6hbAT FAMIL n MED7CIAE
TAKEN lNTERNALLY.

TAKEN lNTBRHALLf.
IL cures Sudden Colds. Coughs. &c.. and Weak st0m-
scb, Gen-i al Debility, Nursing sore Mouth Osukef
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia OF 1ndigestiOp. Crsmr
or Pain IN the Stomach, Bowel Complaint. Painters
Collie, Asistic Cholera, Biarrhos and Dyseptsry
APPLIED BXTERHALLN
Cures felons. bOiis. and Old Sores, Severe Burn..
Scads' Suis Bruises and Spl aims. Swelling of ths
JOINTS. nf Worm aud Tcfter, Broken Br.asf.
Frosted Feet and Chiiblains. ToOthAche PAN ~ ,-
race reuraieia and Rheumatism IN " n .ur.
remedy iOr Agus, Chile and Fever
RAIH KlLLER.
Taken internally should be adul,arssed with milk
OF water OF mace into syrup with molssses for
aCongh, tew drops on sugar, eaten. viii be more
eneeiNe than anything else.
bottle
Sold by ell Druggists. f,s eOAw In
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a. Express Car Rsbser q. . as,


ST. LoUIs, Mo, Feb. s2.-The Repub ll,sYs
hass special from Denver dated 2lst. .Lich
says box marked r. q. Cross. New on
corner, Mass. Was LEFT at Wells * GO. eH.Tess
onoe last night 90 so East by the Kansas
racine train. Suspicious were some way
aroused, and upon examination r. &. Cross
hImeeh, Young man who has resided Terra
some time Sss found inside. He had q p.stoH
.hd tools With him and the DO, had trap door.
a heavy shipment q gold vas 20 60 Fsst by
a .i ssiae ttsia. CIoss Was arrested aud ,t4ceI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
The Day In Ralstsners.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 22.-G eneral Arnold ElseV
died in this city yesterday after three davu
lllness. he vas q graduate Of West Point, ana
n the breaking out OF the var entered the con-
federate service.
Business 10 generally suspended to-day. Th1
banks and all the public orices are closed N
honor OF the birthday of Washington. In aiV
the Catholic and Episcopal Churches ieH q
strictly observed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22

~. Milton Turner, Of Missouri. lately nom
mated for coDsul-general to Liberis, r. a color
ed man who WAS formerly slave IN Missouri.
lie j. young man, only about Is years Of age,
and has received good education.
~Ihere are in San Francisco two thousand
persons engaged in making cigars. OF these,
one hundred are Americans and nineteen humid
red Chinese, many Of the latter being women
and bows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
Telegraph Operator KilIea.


NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-washingtons birthday
10 more generally observed here than for wear,
past. Business, both public and private, 10
mostly closed, and several military orRaniss-
lions paraded. The churches were vel 6ilsd
in homer Of Ash Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
Five Men suGocased by the Famea
ct burning Charcoal.

INV 1Okk, Feb. 2Z.-This morning stveu
hremen o0 the steamship lsmai. 40 pier De-,
North river, were suhocated by burning char
coal IN close room. Five are dead ant lie
others were taken 10 the hospital, hat there are
little hopes Of their recovery. All we're natives
of Scotland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22

Tsl Board OF VISITORS appointed by the
the Military Academy in June, 1871, consist Of
the Rev. DR.. Sunderland, Of this city; the Rev
Or. Vincent, Plsinneld. N. j.; ex-Gov. Aiken,
South Carolina; Judge Miller, Tnscaloosa,
ty, n. T.; and Joseph j. Weed, esq, Kansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
LII yIcToRra ncrn G ~

LosDUs, Feb. 22.-The Queen held court ,es-
ercay at Rockingham Palsce. among ne
persons presented by Mr. Moran. the Cuited
States charge d'sfsirS. we're Mrs. Nichols
lish. Mrs. wickham Holman. Mrs. AugussA
nsriiton, and the daughter OF Ccumodara
hoe'rs. The Queen hss approved The spFoinf-
"'hs o' MT. LivermOre, | nlted States cousal q
Lcndcr derry.
Ihk NtthN OF SPAIN pANGKKorsIr iIL.
lONpON, Feb 21-Ihe Tel.groTA hsS a s..cisI
clel Aich fots Madrid - follows N-"The outen
OF srsn dangerously in OF military fever. NDd
hss sshed 70 receive the las; acrsment. Her
case N cousid er ed hopeless /"
Severn persons suspected % Alternating "a
ssssssiI ate Gorilla have been taken into cus,o..v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22

NOai 10 y.
/ states hat 1--we German hussars were qua tered
IN the house of a wealthy farmer in the ne Oh
oorh"od of 1ours. and Hospitality received hU
Their host They were ali lodged IN direrenC
room. ma the house, and when they vent 20 hes
The farmer remarked Psyfully that the house
was said 20 be haunted, but that the ghosts were
OF a most harmless diSpositian. and had never
injured sny body Ia the nigIs one OF them was
aroused 10y . slight noise aud 20 his horror per-
celyed white hgure glide through the room
lhe nyure Was gradually approaching the bed,
and the busSar, in his terror. took one of h n
pistols and fired Il. Now the spectre threw utp
lie arms, uttered piercing cry and fen 10 the
hght, and saw has friendly host, wrapped IN a
white sheet, and holding n bloody knife in his
hand. IN the agoniee OF death. He has.ened 20
the rooms or hi- comrades. but found them az
weitering IN their blood. with their throats cut
IRON ear to ear. Procuring the help vi sOmo
other soldiers the house searched, and IN
per pile Of cabbage in the &C liar we're fouBf
the muiilated bodies OF q number o. German
soldien whom the French Imam had doubtless
assassinsted in the same treaeherou. manner.
Assault OH Mr.. SEwAKD III CHTNk.-Ths
London Poll Nell Carer, says that China p.-
pers. received by overland mail. report an as
Secretary OF State, and party during Their ,.is
to Woo Chong, by crowd OF boys aud Jeggsr,.
Nobody hurt.
TEE LArAgAN ISvEsTIG ATToS-Th sub
committee to which VA referred the Invs.tisa-
ton of the charges made by Rev. Dr. Lsp.i.au
against the Methodist Book Concern says the
New York Ts.s. is to meet to-day ia New yogl.
The committee consists OF Bishop Scott, Rev.
Meesfe. Vernon, kothweiler aud Bingham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
The washin 3 ton and 9ichm eud Nail.
EOA0-A RAcOaaideralia

vote CT u TO "a recopsidered the vote by which
the w Arlington and Richmond railway bill ~As
defeated yesterday.
Isaiah l.. Lyon, a cOlorcd msmbsr % ;hs
reinis Senate, died this morning in Sev
York civ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22

Reduce Your Gas Bills!
EY USING
FISHER sc CROOKS
GAS FLAME
EIPANDER.
II IMPKOVES The LIGHT,
,kr StpUcEs .,s Fills AT LEAST rs
On sIhpitIon sd f-r sale It
S0+.r- N. q. A. Build cor. 9Th and u It.
HAMiLION q PEARsOs,
egI..sent. for he District Of Columbia fei,
FOR THE CARNIVAL.
hA'h jrsr HKCrIvKDA SPLEsDID LINE
DoUBLk AND SINGLE BREASTED
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.
rLAch D.EskIS AsDCsssInERE
PANTALOONS.
WHITE MARsEILLEs
LIGHT COLoRkD oAssIMEKs
pIIFIKENT >HADEs LIGHT WEIGHT
OVERCOATs
an .;iil Continuing the = Of my Winter stock
AT GRrATLr Red CED PRICES.
= am Offering WINTER SUITS from o. TO
'VAIsi iron So TO $40.
GALL ANDsE
a q 7 r a U s.,
Popular Clothing House,
IoiI PENNSYLVANIA AvRNuE.
Between both and nth street.
hN2v third door from 18th 81
neUBLl AHD SINGLE BARBlL cum =
- rssi earEaiss, q RRIMCDD Loan o0es Das0
oo0A lSvS SeAn0tyonlo sysHus. oQR0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
Fire tu P~,rr.surx yn

RICHMOND. VA, "a hTc IAst nighF. &C
Petersburg, destroyed two buildings escapes
by j r. Morris. furniture dealer: and X. A.
bsrtin * Co. commission merchants Tue
latter contained oUo bales OF cotton Of which "a
we're destroyed. Loss So 600 insured for $4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22

AaHlsS, rslisbis, isstsstsssess, ~ ~ ~ eSsois
sSA =, 1, 81 Ss,;s - e 49,. 800: ::
eeaseiAQ viFtseS sSsI @ 81 poSss1 r. = aise,
". q. 1eleHslort hsir Dys = I'D ilvS yss,s'
y IN 6rssssS. AIpissiAs 10, Bono ssrsss. nsv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
PAIH KlLLER.
THESE sACrs psnAxp I.nEpIArB COZ

CONTEMPORARIES shoald be guarded against
OF Il must be cared. The alternatives are desth OF
the aaiaris, Varify the blood, put ths pervss 10
order regulate the female system. promote The e.
hsm, fncreass the vigor q both boly aad niD1 ana
relieve the children q summer complaints. All this
ness By Charles oauttefe Native Wine Bssters. -
ays Iopaiar cyinion. sndorssd By nery Of tse Ssss
ytctoJ OF these over ell other Bittsrs. IL hss 49,
been Introduced GausierS Isfivs wins Bfttsrs
aAy b had Of IL drugEfsts. oszu
THuRsTOND IvoRY PEARL TOOTH row.
M !. the est article for cleansing and preserving
teeth SSld BY eli druggists. Price, - and % cents
JOUyENs lNoDoRQue GLOVE cLEANHR re-
store soi,su E.osS yuAl 70 nen. ~ ~ nj SaS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
Destfuctive Fires In New York
Death of d n User

NEw YORK, Feb. "A ire early this morn
ing destoyed five story brick building, No. >
loses $4,000. The first story and basem ent were
occupied by the Providence Tool COMPANY who
loses 100000. A. w. Mcdonald & Co., printers
and electrotypers, occupied the second aud
third floors, loss so, 1000. hrem named
John RELY, Vas badly bruised and ne arly SUMO
Gated by smoke.
While the nremen and police were fully en-
gagged at the IRE on Beetman street, another
ire was discovered in l52 William street, large
SIX story brick building occupied by Dietz &
Co, ae lamp ware store. The adjoining build
ing occupied by NJ. Ward & Co, druggist, WAS
also damaged. Loss on buildings SIS 900. The
Jessup Moore's, paper ware house, 12s VIII
liam street took ire, but WAS little injured,
Louis Bernard, Q French miser, who died NJ
ST. vincenls hospital, Monday, bequeaths
Sloo 900 10 the American Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty 70 Animals. The society has
aiso rec, ived three other bequests, amounting
to 800 ,ooo which with the 4i0o 600 pledged By
Henry Bergh, places the society on . firm basis.
ROCHESTER, Feb. pa fire ia Medina last
night destroyed all the buildings on ain street,
Hunts tin shop, where the fire originated, q
grocery and jeWelry shop, . physicians once,
an undertaken . shop, mar ket and tin chop, q
harness shop, millinery and boot and shoe
store, dry goods store, and an insurance once.
The Losses and insurance not yet ascertained.
NV YORK, Feb. 22.-Haywood & Cantreirs
conn casket warehouse, in Adams street,
Brooklyn, Was damaged TO the amount Of -, 0oo
BY hre this morning. Insured.
Telegraph Operator KILLED.
Nhw York, Feb. 22.-Sieorge Clark, en-
ployed - telegraph operator for the past eight
near West Point, oeorsis, on his way to Mo- No.
bile, Alabama, Sunday evening, and WAS killed.
His body was found In IN open field adjoining
the railroad. He leaves wife in Brooklyn, "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22
HE Winter Has Only Conn e.ced I'm
ROstou

BOSTON, Feb. - AT a meeting TO-DAY OF the
coal dealers, il Nss decided " raise the price u
coal 10 s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22

ming stocks are rsllving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22

heUBLB AHD SINGLE BARRlL cum =
y psat earesins, q RRIHCDD loan 00o0 0al0
ee0A 1svs SsAn0tvonis sysaus. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-22

CIVIC BALL AT MASONIC HALL.
Distinguished Men and Beautiful Wome u
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
BADLY FRIGHTENED. On Monday last,

BADLY FRIGHTENED. On Monday last.
during the prcrnlcncr Of thunder storm.
an old c"li'red man; uaned Hing, WA
discovered near the. railroad. upon the
yrlaut.tior of DR.. 0. r BrovelS. Jr., "
ing prns,rate uI"n the ground. The DR..
ordered ,sea,e c"lnrvd people to ascer'ai"
what was the matter viii, lin, and al
though they proceeded in ,hnt direction.
frerw:ra<re,urn.d. to the. house nth.
nu, executing the ,ouiaani. Dr. Bror.
le> then went to s relief. and applied
.rc>t"ra,ixe>. wl.ich brought the old man
tn semi Consciousness. Upon e-t'eing ask
ed, King said'1l,at some one had shot a,
him, and that, the powder had hnrnt his
back. The' truth, is: he had received a
srve,e shack from lightning, aud con.
cludcd that the Kn Kux were nfter him
lAndrrson I"telligcnrer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
s \ FEW WORDS TO THE

LADIES' Many Indics, particularly uio.
llrrs nursing, complain of n tired, l:stless
feeling, or complete exhaustion, Oh arising
III the morning. Or the vile and mothc.
dcvolycs the responsibility Of regulating
the cu.ies OF the household. Her ratcs atc
numerous, and the mental a. we'll rs The
physical powers are frequently called Into
rrqui>iiion. Size often huds her slightest
occupation a ~eary task snd exiSlence
burder, while at the same time she il2s no
regular disease. Hostet,er's SIouAch b..
ters, ii rr>orted to at this period, will prove
An uuE:,i!iug remedy for this annoying las
,;,ude. The effects Of this puteiu :ag"nt sie
soon Sect in the rosy cheek and elastic
step Of the head OF the family, as with re.
stored health and renewed spirits she takes
her accustomed place in tho family cirrsc.
l.! ,his friend in need be regularly u-ed.
those depressing symptoms will arrer be
complained Of. and not only would ia<sitade
lot he experienced, he: R,any direases fol
lowiuc i,s advent be avoided. Asa uHdica-
agent it has 40 rqnai. wf:ile its pleasing
c .vo- aud healruiul rif..crS have made il Il
general lavoritc. Il is free from all pro.
prr,ics calculated 20 impair the system. ard
its operations arc at once mild, soothiI 2
aud cfi, ,ieat. All who hare used the BIZ.
ters attest its virtues and commend il 10
use.
Ink. 0--in.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-07-26
OBITUARY.

UueH ToLASD departed this Lie, at ms
home, near Tylrrsvillr, S. c., h"y Y"
1871, in the 10th year Of his age.
ar. ToLAsD Was we'll kno"n throughout
this and rrishbcring Districts, and WAS an,
zersal!v respected ascue Of orr most usei"'
and honorAhieri;ncns Ee was born in Ire
land. A. D.. 1892. At the age OF eight
years, hr lett the-ehores o! his native Isle
and let Gu. rs seek home in this inviting
LAND, in which so mar? have sought H'c
found happiEess and CONTEXT
Having frs, set loot in Charleston, C. a'
or.-r rruh up lis abode N the ne:corntrT,
sr.. g.eS Up quiet and usrtus CITIZEN In
is,a, he vas united in --maIsiase~'o NARY
L.sGs7os. Of L,u-eus District. from which
union xrrc reared t&eive children.
For upward. Of thirty years, te hsd been
II f,:tbtul member Of III" Cppet Dm'can'*
Crrci Br2tist C;larcl,. aud hi. Christian de-
pertinent, and earnest pcty were distinguish
ing traits OF his character.
These fortified him through al! his ir'oc'a-
;ions, and in his last great tia! hr was sus'
tanned by the l,and Of his Maker and saviour,
in vs. iium he SO long had implicitly trusted
Thus his br-rav"i family and kindred, are
coultortrd with the reflection, taat their loss
is his eternal gain.
No longer here mid tolls and cares,
The wandering nlortal's driven
4 gracious Saviour now prepares
a final rest in Heaven. +.