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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
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Two Years More af ThfarS


LONDON, August 9-The caucus of the Left
Centre has voted-1s0 against 5-to make NJ
Thiers, President for two years, and to allow
dent OF the Council; the Ministers TO be respon-
sible, but Theirs not. This proposition viii be
submitted to the Assembly next week.
Good Weather for the sCraps,, fin
England.
LONDON, August THE weather throughout
England continues fair and favorable to the
crops.
A ss,ooo,ooO American RaiIuax
Swindle in Germany.
LONDON, Augusta Holland firm has sold
In Frankfort-on-the-M Main, bonds OF the Rockford
and st. Louis railroad to the value of 80 .O00OO0
The transaction is a swindle, and an iDSestiga
ton has been instigated.
Wales as an Irish Free Mason.
LONDON, August 3.-The Prince of Wales win
be Provisional Grand Master OF the Dublin Free
Masons. ..l|.0 ; =
Orange War Threatened I'm London.
LONDON, August s.HT6e orangemeu and
Catholics are preparing for row AT London-
derry on the 18th of August.
France Richer. -..-
PARIS, August 4.-The weekly statement of
the Bank OF France shows an increase of
$4,000 900 francs during the week.
General Amnesty I'm Spain.
MADRID, August4.-The Official Journal pro-
ma,gates la, law recently passed by the Cortes
amnesty for political offences.
= Affairs I'm England. fI>
Prorcgation q Partament-Dreadfpl 4arder-
Troop Ship Ashors-- Coal Nineys' STRIKE -
LoNDoS, Aug. 4-It is probable that Parlia-
A dreadful murder has occurred I at t Erranovsv
where woman was ruthlessly killed BY some
rufaans, who also seriously wounded her father
The troop ship Niagara Is ashore at st. Paul
Island, IN the Indian Ocean, and, it is feared:
vii prove total loss. The crew and passengers
Three hundred wortme,n enn,oved 81, Goa, ni.s
In Norfolkshire have struck, In Consequence of
f;eeslying ShsiE pay only fortnightly. a struggle
ID French Politics. isssi- /.
ps Ss 5sR ted that bdss has
demnify the provinces for iceses ustained rom.
the German invasion. Negotiations are in pro-
Geee between the deputies Of the left center and
the right OF the assembly In reference to the pro-
longation Of the powers Of NJ. Theirs as chief
executive. The assembly win be questioned to-
Gay concerning the alleged appointment Of the
forces. ~, -.
4 Movements Of steamers. 1t-I
LONDON, Ang. ARRIVE out-steamers Rus
Sa' Iowa, Europa, and Trojan; from New York.
Success or the Citisens, Ticket i'm
CherlestOn.
,o CnAE;LssrSs g c. August The y Scisl
candidate, General John A. WAGNER, by . ma
jority OF III votes over Gilbert Piflsbury, the
tcket Is elected by about the same majority.
The August Stakes az Icing Brsueh.
ELoxY BRANCH, August 4.-F0r the Aueust
stakes, one mile, there were four startersI T6ere
was hard struggle, and Experiences Oaks won
he race, one length ahead Of Matilda: Richard
An an third, and FntQrfs entry fourth. Time,
. - .rsr.s-., = sar........ okIalll
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Reduction.

6reah 1teOuct1cns
IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRAEDIES, GINS, &C,
ef the following brands, viz:-Family Nectar
z years cid, sag per gal; Robertson do. $3.50
do, ~ do; Pine Apple, trecsihedg Sl9 do:
Hehnessey 1854. 81 Do. doc ists. 10 Do; otsrd,
Dupuy Co., 1858, $40; California Brandy, 50 do;
Old Tom Gin, 81. Is; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
Projectors of the Native Wine Bitters,
myu 1917 and 1919 Penn'a avenue.
THURsToN'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER lie the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth. Sold by All druggists Price Is ard 50 cents.
Z J0UNEN'S IN0D0ROUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err restores soiled gloves equal to Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price. Is
cents. de5-ly
Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead any cifalte poison to produce paralysis
DEATH Avoid the yaunted and delusye pre- parations
toasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty ysGrs
untarnished reputation to uphold its int gritty
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY all druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street, New
York. fe5-h ,
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EASHAKRR DEYAuLTHR-The Hudson On. "
Erenizg Register reports that Edward Chase,
prominent Shaker, who for many years has had
charge Of the business Of that branch Of the
Nsy Lebanon shakers known as the " Brick
Yard Family" absc0nded last Saturday night
81 npm tf5,Qoo 70 s2o, oQa ~ - =
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Two OF the COIored Jack Shephers,s
Recaptured.

HARRISBURG, August 4-JoDes and Dane
two OF the prisoners who escaped from the East
ern penitentiary, by crawling through q sewer.
were recaptured last night, and viii be sent TO
PHILADELPHIA.
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VlEETE REAM [" BUSTING" THxoDoRB TIL
TeN.-Miss Resm Is working away I'm her cosy
little studio on Brc.away, upon the bust. OF
Dr. Deems and Theodore Tilton. We deem DIR.
Deems bust the best thus far, since Il e more
fully developed, As for Theodore, he IL still
sight to behold His curling locks are done up
in paper for the present, filled with little holes
TO let water IN Miss Ream has to keep Theodore
done up in a wet cloth constantly, to preserve
his features. Nov and then she sponees him,
and gives him shower bath. She has made his
face rather toe strong for such gentle creature
.bnt we learn II win be toned down in the golden
age of marble, which Is at hand. The artist has
had the good sense to 90 bust him OF the heroic
size, although what he Is the hero OF we did no.
learn. The last Overland NoafAly has q lengthy
and kindly notice OF Miss Ream. She q bound
TO win, In spite OF that nasty and selfisb male
opposition disappointed artists have INDUCED In
: through the columns Of some Of our highly
respectable papers-N. r; Globe, = =
WThe final deposit OF stakes for the eoninr
mill between Mace and Cobun win be made al
Long Branch To-day. -
{ gProf Bergh asks the New York Board of
Health to make him assistant sanitary fnspeS
tbr with no salary.
svFernande Wood is about tn erect a fprince-
IL residence at Saratoga The Home Journal IA
authority for stating that the lake alone cost him
100000. 4lff 80. - : =
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THE U. s. STEAMER WACHusErTs, Com
mander c. H. Cushman, LEFT Norfolk on the Is
instant for Compass Station, preparatory Il
sailing for the European feet. .a
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A SEAsoNABLE WORD ABOUT PEACHES
The Medical Independent cautions persons
against eating peaches in the evening, asserting
that they are Oppressive to the circulation, and
exhaust the system, owing TO the prussic acid
they contain. Speaking OF peaches, We would
inform our lady readers of the method of pre-
pairing dish, which, We think, will be new 70
most OF them. Here it is Take good-sized free
stone peaches, wipe them with n towel, halVe
them, and place them iat-side down, in hot but
ter or lard. Let them fry 10 a nice brown, then
turn and MI the seed-cup with sugar, which, by
the time the fruit is properly coated, will be
melted and form with the Juice of the peach
rich syrup. Serve up hot, and IL you don't like
them You need not repeat the experiment. Most
PERSONS think the dish a sunerb one.
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RECRUITS FOR THE W RsT.-Orders have been
issued from the War Department to forward 100
recruits to Fort Shaw, Montana Territory, and
80 to Fort Buford, Dakota Territory. - "a
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FIRST AssIsTANr POSTMASTER GENERAL
MARSHALL left this morning for Paris, Eau
quier county, Va, where his family is. He viii
return on Monday. -.r- -. -... -s... ~
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PosTPoNED.-The argument on the iniancti1,,,
. 70 restrain the United Companies Of New Jer-
sey rom leasing their works 70 the PennsylTs-
na hMroad Company, txed for q hearing be-
Wednesday, was postponed until Tuesday of
next week, IN consequences Of the indispositi0n
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HORRIBLE MURDER OF CHILD BY It's
MoTHER--A terrible crime was brought to light
yesterday at the residence of Mr.. Guild, No. "A
Decker street. 1t appears that Mr.. Guild and
his family are on a visit 20 Europe, leaving the
house in charge Of a servant woman named
Susan Belly, about thirtr-tve years OF age. She
had been complaining for some days, and on
yesterday morning the Misses Hyland, living
next door, went in TO render her any assistance
she might need. One of the ladies, on going 20
the kitchen TO procure some ice, raised the top
or the stove and discovered the body OF an infant
thereln burned TO a crisp, with a cord tied
tightly aroudd its neck On returning up stairs
she communicated the fact to her sister, and
after conversing a short time on the subject,
discovered the woman listening at the door
They then retired to their own house, AMI in a
short time heard the woman reminding the fire
m the stove. They Immediately communicated
with the police authorities, and Sergeant Nc
Comas and Officers Mewshaw and Baker ar
rested the woman Kelly. She admitted 20 the
officers that the child was hers, and that she had
srrangled il and afterwards placed the body in
the stove for the purpose of consuming il, and
gave as a reason for the deed that her husband
had deserted her and married again. Coroner
Spicer was notified, and held an inquest on the
remains, the jury rendering a verdict Of death
by strangulatiOn. The child was born about
O'Clock yesterday morning. The woman was
committed 10 jail by the Coroner for the action
OF the grand jury'-BGh. American 4th inst.
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THE PEsTILENcR FLY IN NEW YoRK.-The
pestilence fly has made its appearance in New
York. This insect is said to be the precursor OF
the cholera, or other dire pestilence II is lit
Tie longer than the com mon house fy, and has
very transparent wings of a slightly purple hue.
The head is perfectly round, of dark brown
color, with white mark on the face. The body
is divided Like the wasps; the round portion next
the head, 70 which the wings are attached, Is Of
an invisible green; the remainder OF the body,
from the waist 70 the tail, presents alternate
rings Of Jet black and pale yellow. IL has six
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MAJ. FREDERICK e. PRIME, Engineer Corps,
has been ordered to report for examination to
the retiring board, In session at PHILADELPHIA.
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ii. g. AND j. D--There is a slight misunder-
standing, according to the New Orleans Rspub-,
ttcdn, between the " Doctor and JEFF Davis
When Horace heard that JEFF had burst the
bonds Of silence, and was making the South ring
with echoes to his morrnful speeches, the phi-
losopher Of the TSfbunS sent him the followine
telegram: :" JET, why don't you dry up {? Didnf
j bah you ont thoroughly 20 IL is true that he
did "bsil out" JEFF, and very thoroughly as he
thought at the time, but inasmuch as he didn't
ble.--N Y. Comm ercioI
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

HOWARD HOUSE, -...
IL Corner6th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
If you wish frst-elass TABLE BOARD, three
meals day, go to this house. Recently
reopened and reftted in first. class style. NAY
. Table Board, Sp per month. lt.HR
. jyI2-lm HOWARD Il IRELAND, Propriet0rs.
~ O. WILLARD, - w.,
~ EBBITT HOUSE,
apo WASHINGTON, D. O.
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PosTMAsrER GENERAL CREswKLL win no
return from Elkton until Monday. .-...-y
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Mr. HENDERSON, Chicago artist, il at Long
Branch, for the purpose Of painting portrait Of
President Grant for the Chicago Historical So
ciety. The President has already given him two
or three sittings.
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The SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-da
were $4,000.
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INTERNAL REvENUE--The receipts from thi
source to-day were 1854 1896. :,
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LADIES' GOODS, Etc.

~ N. PRICE, G.
Ala SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN d AND STREETS
SELLING OFF REG ARDLESs OF COST TO
CHANGE BCSINESSl
NO H LBCG SEEING Is BELIEYISGH
MY ENTIRE STOCK or
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
REGARDLESS OF COST.
NATURAL CUELs at 4 GREAT SACRIFICE
Any shape or style Of the best quality
IMITATION HAIR CHIGNONS AT IS CENTS.
NJ. PRICE,
4I3 SEVENTH STREET,
HI between d and ( streets.
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MORE CHANGES AT WEST PoINT.-By direc-f
ton of the Secretary of War, Captain Robert H.
Hall, 10th infantry, viii be relieved from duty
as Assistant Instructor of Infantry Tactics NJ
the West Point Military Academy, on the LIST OF
September, and viii be detailed as Adjutant at
the Academy. Second Lieuts. Z. 8. Holden, 4tb
artillery; Frank Heath, Sd artillery, and Charles
w. Whipple, Sd artillery, have been ordered to
report for duty at West Point =.
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THE WEEKLY STAR for this week, Just out,
contains reports Of the proceedings in the In
junction Case and Market Company Investga-
ton; full account Of the Suicide of Laura
Shanks; the New York Disaster; Fashions for
August" by Jennie june; End of the McGarra-
han Case; report of Kuklux 0utrages in South
Carolina; four good poems-"My woodland
Princess" "Give us Back the Tails" Force d
Faith" and the Best Room" by o. W. Holmes:
two interesting stories-s' Miss Alethea's Rib,
bons" and q The Managing Wife," Wonderful
California Story; also, general news; Washing
ton News and Gossip; racy personals, and other
readable matter.
Terms: One dollar and a half per annum, In
advance; single copies i've cents, In wrappers
ready for mailing.
A SIMPLE SToRY."--Under this caption the
N! Y. Times publishes the following table
stretching 1t across the heads Of two columns on
the editorial page: =
- Look ON this Picture:
DEBT OF NEW YORK CITY.
Dec. 81, 1863. S34 4f OF
Aprh oO, issi......"......, 81, 81 ,1S6
Increase in o months. .e5o, is4 .iss
And ON This: = :
ORBT or THE UNITED STATES.
marcn 4, lotS.s...........ss. - ~, AZ .259
aug. j, 5000. 3 283 ,328, 85e
Decrease in . months........... .s242. rs. 4el
f..tl- -
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Success OF the Citisens' Tfckes I'm

CHARLESTON, 8. O., August 4.-The officia
count shows that the municipal election Of Wed
nesdAy resulted in the choice OF the citizens
jority OF III votes over Gilbert Piilsbury, tn
present republican, Mayor. The entire citisens
tcket IL elected by about the same majority,
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who were especially attentive TO the wants of an:
Messrs. X. W. bowman, W. A. Gordon .Jr. n
n. SNayne, q. r. Simms, p. Welcker J. C. Mar
6ufy, John NJ. Waters, james w. Walsh. J. w
Fearce, A. u. Cropley, W. w. Wheeler. II Sc
Tyson, a q. Mills, r. V. Robinson, j. NJ. Caper-
ton, j. III. Gordon, John Davis w T. Wheat
lev, A. Rodrigue, Thomas A. Richie. IL M.
Dshart, Samuel W. Owen, j. q. Adams.
The eXcursionists arrived al the wharf this
morning at l0K O'Clock.
The Undine Club will row
A RETURN MATCH
IN our Potomac some time within six weeks
ers, Row!1
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Desiring 10 make room for other stock, win -
frSm this time forward sell all my Stock ON
MILLlHERY GOODS at cost. -
B. HELLER,
jey 5leMarket Space.
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The August Btoke8 -0t Icing Hrauch
.LoSY BRANCH, August 4.-For the Aueust
was hard struggle, and Experiences Osks won
he race, one length ahead Of Matilda: Richard
an third, and FanfQrfs entry fourth. Time,
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Give Her q Chance.

Poor soul, she is down 1t the foot Of tbs hill,
And despairing, We see at . glance
Beset With temptation, surrounded by sim,
Don't spurn her. Just give her chance.
Were you In her place. and ~ tempted as she,
You might be as bad-even worse;
Then give her your hand, and blessing be.
side,
Instead Of Q kick or Q curse.
So hunted, 90 branded, BY merciless man,
No wonder she eyes ysu askance;
No wonder she thinks you are like all the rest
Bs merciial. Give hsr . shAaee. 80
She is somebody's child" In childhood,
perhaps,
She shared a fond mothers caress.
Oh, give her lift-a kind, CHEEKY word;
You surely can do nothing less.
To exercise charity, Christ-like, to her,
Will only your pleasure enhance;
Then, as you hope for mercy from Heaven
above,
Have mercy, and give her q chance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-11

BAR ELooUENcE.-The following speci.
men of bar eloquence in not distant Wes-
tern state was actually delivered, As We
know from . correspondent, as here re.
ported in his notes. The case was the
trial Of . person on writ Of inquirendo
luuatico. Which side the "learned" aud
eloquent advocate was on it is somewhat
difficult to ascertain from his speech -
"The counsel on the other side, sir,
misappreheuds the principle involved in
this important case. Law, sir, is very
simple, if We understand its elementary
principles. The principle of this case,
sir, is TO be found in horn. books of the pro-
feaiou. hold in my hand, sir, volume
Of Blackstone, sir, the great author Of the
Euglish law; yes, sir, hold in my hand,
sir, that glorious magnus chartus, the
foundation and bulwark Of English liberty,
which was wrung by the illustrious King
John, sword in hand. from the bloody ba.
rons on the banks Of the pleasant Bonuy.
mede, on that momentous occasion But,
sir, did not intend to make speech, sir,
and a. have not examined the question,
sir, I submit it TO tho Court with these
few and inoongruvial remarks"
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A FINE OLD MAN.-The following de-

A FINE OLD MAN.-The following de-
scriptiou of ga fine old man." is by Mark
Twain =" John Wagner, the oldest man
in Buffalo-one hundred aud four years
old-recently walked mile and half in
two weeks. He is ~ cheerful and bright
a. any Of these other old men that charge
around so in the newspePsrs, and in every
way - remarkable. Last November hs
walked Eve blocks in . rain storm, without
any shelter bat 40 umbrella, and cast his
vote for Grant. remarking that he had
voted for forty y-seven Presidents-which
was not strictly correct. His second crop
Of rich brown hair arrived from New York
yesterday, and hs has new set Of teeth
oomipg-from Philadelphia. He il 70
be married next week 10 girl one huadred
aud two years old, who still takes in wash
ing They have been engaged eighty
years, but their parents ,persistsutly re-
fused their consent until three days ago.
John Wagner Is two years older than the
Rhode Island veteran, and has never tastsd
q drop Of liquor in bis life, uuless you
count whIksy."
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MENDINa WATER PIPEs.-A British

MENDINa WATER PIPEs.-A British
scientific publication gives the following
letter !" Many Of your readers have doubt
less had more or less trouble, At some Pc
riod Of their lives, in repairing water-pipes
where tho water could not be shut of con.
veniently At the fouutaiu.head or some
intermediate point. In going to my Office,
few days since, my way led past . place
where . man was repairing lead pipe,
which had been cut of accidentally in
making an excavation. There was . pres
SURE Of water Of more than fifty feet head.
His plan seemed to me to be novel aud in.
geuious. The two ends Of the pipe we're
plugged, and then small pile Of broken
ice and salt was placed around them in
Eve minutes the water In the pipe was
froseu, the plugs removed, short piece Of
pipe inserted and soldered, aud in five
minutes the ice in the pipes was thawsd
and the water flowing freely through"
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Each lodged the past, not guessing how
very glad the other was to dodge il also;
and they parted forever, politely hoping to
meet very soon. That night two pillows
were wet with tears. Fanny wept for the
youthful lover Of whose death she seemed
to have heard that day, aud Horatio fot .
lost Fanny, now only . memory. But
there was no thought Of any present lik.
ing, Of any flashing up Of the dead fame.
They did not even wish 70 meet again.
There Was certain horror in that meet.
inkuot 70 b forgotten. - .4i
They never met more; but when Fanny
died, years after, with its motto "Dinna
forget"-the ring which no power could
have placed on her fat Hnger--hung by
its ribbon over her heart and Horatio had
buried with him lock Of hair severed
from Fanny's head in that long ago when
it was golden.
Each heart was young aud true but
forty yoan Of comfortable, well.to.do life
had been very cruel to bodies-to their
voices-to their manners. Do you sup
pose that somewhere beyond the stars they
have met, and are lovers asain?. I hope
so, for in their own way they suffered great.
y here for no faults of their own.
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The POISONED ToNauE.--It is Gus.
tom in Africa for hunters, when they have
killed q poisonous snake, to cut of its
head and carefully bury it deep in the
ground. A naked foot stepping on one Of
these fangs would be fatally wounded. The
poison would spread in very short time
all through the system. This venom lasts
. long time, and is as deadly after the
snake is dead as before. Our cruel In.
dams used to dip the points Of their ar
rows 10 this poison-so, if they made the
least wound, their victim would be sure to
die. The snakes poison is in its teeth !;
but there is something quite as dangerous
and much more common in communities,
which has its poison on its tongue. In.
Decd. your chances Of escape from SER
pent are greater. The worst snakes usu-
ally glide away in fear at the approach Of
man, unless disturbed or attacked. But
this creature, whose poison turks in his
tongue, attacks without provocation, and
follows up bis victim with untiring perse-
vereuce.- I will tell you his name, so you
will always be able to shun him. He is
called SLANDERER. He poisons worse
than q serpent. Often his venom strikes
to the life Of . whole family or neighbor.
hood, destroying all peace aud confidence.
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- A reverend gentleman Of Peterbor-
ough, N. H., has devised practical expe.
dicut for promoting the cause Of temper.
ance BY buying out every liquor dealer in
town and on tho frat intimation Of his
plan, six new bar.rooms we're immediately
opened.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-02-11

~ Nice wood shoes are manufactured
BY tho Swedish colony in Maine. A pair
costs forty cents, and two hours' time con.
sumed in the manufacture.
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= Around Paris the rich furniture Of
hundreds Of villas hes beeu burped to warm
the soldiers. Pianos make . very oosy
6re. f-
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- josh Billisgs nyss /" Ihav aet;sssd
one thing, thst the most viftsvons aad slis-
kreet folks We hav among - ars those,
who hav either no pashunS 4 sil, Of yefy
tame oses---it is = gfats deal easisr ~ ~
. good doys than . decent sarpest. y IL
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a A Maine man sues . barber for
$40, 900 damages for cutting oG bis nous.
tachs. 80