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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22
adtortcster 4aiIp Spp.
CITY NEWS.

1t is expected that the excursion of the State
Guard this season will take place the latter part
of next month, and that the corps will accept a
long standing invitation to visit the Amoskeag
Veterans at Manchester.
Pat O'Brien and Timothy Sullivan made
sorry speculation when they appealed from the
decision of the municipal court. After lying in
Jail month or more they received sentences
from Judge Dewey yesterday of terms in jail
twice the length of the sentences from which
they appealed
Chas Sbley, the selEaccused vagrant men
toned yesterday morning, was disappointed in
not going to Jail. The paragraph in reference
to him met the eve of the town clerk Of Web
ster, who short time ago received letter from
Sibley's parents in Dubuque, Iowa, inquiring as
TO his whereabouts; and that gentleman took
him out of the city yesterday.
Michael LAWN, the old man so brutally beaten
and cut by John Mallory, Sunday, (which the
same he was wild as a loon" all day yesterday
will probably recover. He was under his bed
looking for the whiskey bottle Sunday night,
and on finding it drank heartily, and raved
away,
Osgood Bradley has just finished several ele-
giant passenger cars for the "Lowell Providence
and Stonington" line to New York, via Framing
ham, new route inst opened through the enter
prise of II. A. Blood, Esq, the indefatgable
manager of the Boston, Clinton and Ftchburg
railroad. Two of these cars were sent off yes
terday.
Young THEvEs.-The Young rascals who
broke into Lewis & Thayer's eating house, Sun
day, were found out and taken from their beds
shortly after midnight. Their names are Pat
Casey, Lawrence Scanlon, John ScanlOn, John
Hurley, Thomas Cary, Daniel Sullivan and
Thomas Flynn, whose ages vary from eleven to
fifteen, and precious set Of young scamps
they seem to be, from all accounts. The
Hurley and Cary boys were made to dis
cover to Assistant Marshal Washbum the
place where the stolen goods were hidden
which they did, by going to the old grave yard
in Pine Meadow. 1t was dark when they were
there, but the Hurley boy, with the precision of
surveyor, took his bearings and accurately
paced off ten steps in a straight line from a
given point, after which he dropped down upon
the ground and dug up the remainder OF his
stock Of cigars A little of the diamond cut
diamond had been practiced according to
his story, for he was astOnished to find the
greater part Of his stolen property stolen from
its hiding place. This boys will be taken before
Judge Chaplin for trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

BERLIN, Aug. 21.-lt is officially stated that
the government has ordered the evacuation of
the French provinces occupied by German troops
to be Immediately suspended. Instructions to
this effect have been delivered to the command
ers in the various occupied districts. This ac-
ton on the part of the German government is
taken in consequence of the difficulties which
are apprehended in the event of NJ. Theirs re-
signing the office of chief executive, and for the
purpose of protecting and defending the rights
OF Germany which might otherwise be placed
in Jeopardy during the political complications
which would follow his resignation.
CARPENTERS STRIKE.
The carpenters Of this city have struck for on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-22

ROME, Aug. 21.-A dispatch just received
from Caprera reports that Gen. Garibaldi's con.
diton has much improved, and his physicians
cOvery,
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Political.

General Sherman will leave for the north t
morrow, and be absent about five weeks.
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druggists

To any peeson psOooc1G a1y neasc,Do able -
show one third - many living, permanent cures
. On. FnLk1's vsglAahls kAsanatie Remedy;
and further reward e tlee ~ any eass Of Chronic
q Inaannasoey Rheanatie Agae, sciasica, and
Rhsanatisa a ths KjADsys tG6 ~ ass. This
Rhe1nasic Syrup e 1n1 GeWik sak, pleasant .
Tie tasaa, and guaf,a1ssa he hSn injuries
Drs0. Il b noe Ord 0sdieins, Ist tie ocisn-
tiic prescription a JoaepA p. Filler, n. D., Pro.
ksof of Toxicology anA Chemistry, graduate Of the
celebrated Univssity Of Psnnsyivsnia, A. D.,
1881, whose entire Professional life hes been devoted
ssls.a s.ih is eo..ieatissIy Ssiisvsd % y Ne
esvefd. The proof that no other specific exist. 10
found in every eonmunify 2 Psnons Afflicted for
many ys.n p.s s.d stin .gesfing 4 phyaciass
Be- so,-e Acf ths1 must b universally admitted.
The on deceived se6ssr msy vtssay 9k, What -
curity or evidence he's b th&t d.. Hter's Rhsu-
matte Syrup viii cure his cass. The protection Of
1ered 70 patents aG.inse imposition b In legally
igDsd contract which will s. 1hfvarded without
change 10 any saaeser ooding By letter deschp-
tien Of addiction; this guarantee VII state the ex.
oct numbsg a hoe1lao warranted - cure, and In
easeof hiluFs TIE messy paid yin - returned -
The patisat No oehef femsdy hasSvsf bsen o0ssed
On such liheral and he0aeablo teF0a. Medical ID.
viee, With esgtiAeaA0 ftoN pFoninsnt Physicians,
0srYyDaa, etc., Who h.s0 heea Cared aft~ al
otAe1 trsssaen6 kilsd. ont By lseteF, gYstis.
AfietsA cordially invited . write ior advice 70 tie
prk SRal once, - Sos1h foarsA strees, Philade1.
PHI. "a, d.. Fitlsr's nhssmstic Syrup = sold
By DvuetafA 6s&QAondAvS
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Dyspepsia Prevails
almost universally.

Nearly every other Ierson ysu meet Il Q viesan,
m apparently willing one; for were this not the
speedy and safe rsmejy is within the easy reach Of
ali Tho desire 10 avail themselves OF IL: But the
majority will not Blinded by prejudice, or de-
TERED by some other unexplained influence they
refuse TO accept the reiiei proffered them. They
turn deaf ear 10 the testimony of the thousands
whose ,ulsri ngs have been alleviated, and With
stranger nAtuztion appear TO ching With desperate
determination 10 their ruthless tormentor. But
says dyspeptic: What is the remedy :" ~ which
NC reply This great alleviator Of human suffering
Is almost rs widely known the English language.
IL has Aliayed the asonies OF Thousands, and to-
day carrying comfort and encouragement TO thoas-
snds Of othen. This aeknox edged panasss 10 none
other than
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Dr.. D. T. T0Wnso0d.

iss South Cark sersss, CAieaeo, NJ, Cmadsn.
dial Phydcian. Il h ven known By al rsaden Of
the papen that d.. TevnssaA u oos ot the bese
pAy1ciSns IN chicnee vho - nads IL tssatneat
q III chronic and aSxasl diasasss spseialty. .
hes devoted tie lase tvsosy jean e bis TIM s&-
elusively . he treatnent Of IN 1ems Of private
dissaso a both asxeA.
Ffoa HI lao 1abEshnent and unequaled sucs
CO. in curing III eas0 which came under his chang
b has mined Q uniea.vids rsputss3on, which
Gauss he afflicted 70 seek his aid and advice from
I'll pasn II the United Staaea II y veil knovn
thaS I'll Who call o. him With any private ADDICTION
can and viii be cured In the sAolsss Poaahlo eDe,
without the 3apGenoD ~ q nincea! esesea.
YoUHe ME-, rAK8 WAaHINe! SEMINAL weak
ns, The rs1t a ssfiy indiscFssion q othsecsusss
pse4ue1nG n1gyooDAAs asouo0 - seeosy, ~.
pairsd aght, Lon a memogy and D1nAooa. II
yea have iajus.a ysassh By sscsss lshdt you
sAouA loo no time, bat en-, or vriss . Dr. Town
aaA ct onos, and b eussa. 6Rsdsl attention
giv.a 70 IN t...is - "a insgahat.s
n dzeulaf PsealisR u aissaan e 18th ssnsa
O0es md Rafon separate ~ ladio md esatls-
-. CsnupeaAanes slxiealy osaAAantial. O.
H n 4 - gs s'''A Ca -; 80 O..
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The next Tammany ring should he s
hole in the air with hempen border.
If Spain continues to offend us, the insult
will be washed out with CASTLE soap.
Parties buying turkeys to-day should eI,
anime them, as -ome unprincipled dealers are
selling towels with paten, palpitating boom,
and false calve-.
Young men Who wear corsets will do
we'll to be careful how they leave them on
thesecold nights.
Watermelon have nearly disappeared
from this market
Tweed breeches are very popular In
New York-breaches OF trust.
The telegraph has continually neglected
TO tell US the color of the Grand Dukes tooth
brush handle, and the way lac likes hi- can
dies cooked.
A great many turkeys gobbled in town
last night, and We heard Of three OF four
left ,,t Of door. that were assisted in the
operation
The song OF our young men who pat
ronize the livery stables, is-"When We
we're out . -leighing''- out SO an
hour. II We could only save
up our snow, We should probably
have enough by the l.t of March to permit
the bows to SNOWFALL without getting slivers
in their finger-.
People who want 10 get shaved VIII
please cali around early this morning, as
BARRIERS always religiously observe good
dinner, and prefer To carve turkeys in
preference to gee-e.
Several young men that We know Of
have made engagements to assist in making
solitude of three or four tables to-day, at
different hour. One of them hasn't eaten
anything or two weeks, and looks forward
10 his irr, onslaught with lively solicituds.
The people who entertain him flint will
know him oy the Andersonville merriment
hat sparkles in hi. eye.
We underrtand that an impudent and
lnruly boy expresses his determination of
aking a stand On the Opera House -teI~ This
evening and asking for passes from gentle
men who go out Nothing Of this kind has
ever been allowed in our city, and We trust
will not he now.
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MEDICAL.
For Generations.

diseases ARISING FROM INDIGESTION
IL have been trezted with Balsam Copabia and
Mercury, until the stomachs Of the patients usias
them because nauseated and weakened that Il ~
hard to decide which was the worst complaint, tn
disordered stomach or the original disease. Al
length the Samaratan's Gin made its solvent, and
an entirely new system u cure vas inaugufated,
and the beneficial results at once seen. The dis.
gushing drugs and poisons were discorded, and to-
day the Gift is prescribed By numbers Of the lead
ing Physicians; yet, notwithstanding the Samara-
tau's Gift is known To be . positive cure, purely
vegetoble, and pleasant to use, o only ten pills
have TO be taken many old anti-diuvians viii stick
to their sckening drugs and goss their patients toE
weeks perhaps months. oD-Has long Job and .
big bill anything to DO with it: Mais iackasse,
81; Female, s.. Sent by mail We cannot avoid
calling the attention Of delicate females the g.
m.ritan's Gin .s . positive cure for whitss. By
following directions you will sen get nd Of that
'rouble-ome disease and become robust and hearty.
DESMOND 4 Co. Propxieson.
9i5 RAce-st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Samariian's Root and Herb juices 10 . positive
snd permanent cure for Scrofuls, syphilis, Pim-
PIES hlOfches, any kind Of sores or diseases ol
the blood. PkIck tl.25 per bottle.
B. J. BROWN, Agent for Leavenvorth.
augl2AodkvS(S
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lEDICAI.


nILl0Xs Bear Tsssansay . tAear W~
Assssl Css.savs E1sesa.
fhey sse not viis Haney DrA.k. made Of Pe,r
- WAaaksys frss( oDasaas go ReAnss
aosss, dectoFsd sDicsd anA svsseensA 70 pisas tn
tasse. called ''1oaieA" "ADpsaRn "nsgssfenp &c.
that led shs tpper drlnsanso md ruin bat aS
sus Medicine. made from H. native rooa ana hsrts Of
California me- nFs0 an AlsaAal,s osa.slassa.
hey are The GREAT BLOOD PCRIFIRR
80 A LIFE 0IvIX0 RRINCIPLE,s perfect
kenovaior and Invgorstor q - syen carrying % ali
poisonous matter and resoring he blood to healthy
condition No person taks thsa Difien according
drsctionA and remain long uavsu provided sAsr bones
are not destroyed By mineral poison osAes meaaa and
the vita! organs wased bsysnd ths paint Of repair
TAsy srs osesss Passssave - well - .
Tsale. pooesing also. the peculiar merit Of acting -
powerful agent in relieving Consedon OF Innammassoa
Of the Liver. and an The vieenl 0VsA
FOE xEAALE C0ARLAIXTa, Whistler in
yoang or old married o. ansA q he dawn Of woman
hood or as the turn or fe. thes Tonic Bitten have no
equal .
rsr 90 CArsaae Rhe.nasiaa
80 osas, Dys0s0a10 - I.Algsss1ss. DalSsss.
Rs0leeeas cd IaHosaD1tssnt Hsves.. Dsseases
sSsAs Dsssl. Livsr. KS1,eys 40 DlsAAsr.
0ao 1etosss have besa nos slcceafui 0oeA Das.
eesss ars esussd By vleaaeeA DsssA. which b gene
rally produced b. dersnssnsnf Of the Digestive o.
eaAA.
DYDPEFoIA - IHDHonDTloN, Hs.Asehs
fsia in ~ shoaldssa cosgAa nshtnes Of he chsss
DnsA soef xfaetstisas e IL ssosaaeh. I'D fas u
the 1ostA, Dtfioas Atlaek8 falptanoa Of The Heart
Innamnasa q ths Ianss Pain in the rssio.s Of shs
KAnsyI - handrsd seAsr painful symptoms ars the
onspFine Il Dypepaa -
fhey invgscais - Stomach and stmulass The sorpA
Liver and Bowsl which reader them Of unequaied en-
esey In elaansng h blood Of an Impartial snd Impair
ing new NE ed vieoe 70 IL whols system -
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,. ccn. youth ful indiscretions.
So This medicine has been used in our pr,
-. i"r many years, and with thousan,
tica'ed, it has not failed in . single instant,
- f .ch package Il Vegetable Cure =
Nr pei in ultramaTine blue paper, printed
gol letters, and contains one bottle filIsdwi
Srysr-coated Pills, and ore vial Of Medicaied
Powders. sufficient to make ODe-hslf pint 81
iiJcci "n; and one Syringe.
s%rrice 8. FER package, sold BY Druggist,
Or by ma; on rcceirt Z 81. n.
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hrs, OF all, that HOOFLANDS GERMAN BIT
fEES Is not a rum beverage. They are not Alco-
hu!ic IN any sense of the term. They are conposed
holly OF the pure juice 81 vital principal Of roots
his Is not . mere assertion The extracts from
which they are compounded ere prepared by one Of
the abest OF German chemist. unlike any other
tltters IN the market they are wholly free from
sPirituous ingredients. lie objections which hold
ram-iy-that a desire Intoxicating drinks Is
stimulated by their use, not valid in the ease Of
the German Bitters. 80 far from eneouTagins OF
intoxicating taste or desire for iuehratng tsver-
age II may he confidently asserted that their ten
deucy Is IN Theoretically opposite direction The,
raxsfs h..
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Beneficial Onlv

In all cases of the hillary system. Hoodand' Ger
man Bi,iers stand without equal acting prompt
Iy and vigorously upon the liver; they remove lite
and cause healthiul secretion Of bile
thereby supplying the stomach with the most indie
pensibie elements oil digestion IL proper proper
toms They give tone To the l .. stimulating
in rnctions, and enabling II neriorm its duties
. 'ure designed 1t should DO. They impart vigor
Il strength 10 the entire system causing the %,
ient 10 tsei like another In tact. giving him
4 new lease of lie
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- Il. HOO r l. a N DIS
GERMAN TONIC.

has been specially prepared II is intended use
where slight alcoholic stmulant i. required In
connection ~ih the we'll know tonic properties of
the pure German Bitters- This tonic contains all
the ingredients vi the Bters bat favored to
remove the extreme bitterness. This preparation
is not only palatable, but combines, in muiined
form. all the virtues OF the Herman Bitters The
solid extracts OF some Of natures ehoisest reetora-
tves held In solution by spurious agent Of the
purest quality. In cases ot langor excessive de-
hiiIty, where the system appears 10 have becoms
ex hsusfed Of its energies
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Seminal Weakness Cured.

DR. BOHANNAE'S Vegetable Curative"
permanently cures all forms Of ''Spermatosfhsa''
or Seminal weakneo' in from two To seven
weeks time II restores Lost Power and brinp heek
the youthful vig0r Of those Who have DESTROYED II
BY sexual excesses or evil pfactices- Young men
suffering from the effects Of thsi drsadfuy dsstrue.
tive habit Of ssf-sbuae this psslicine With
the assurance Of a sFeedy and permanent cure.
private practice for over thirty yeas and has nsve1
falled in curing even In the vorst cassa Price -
per package. Sent to any sAdEeo (hss lea shssrvs-
tion). Sold only at Or. c. 4. 6ohannan's o6oe
No sls North Ffth street.. 81. Leais, No. Eseab.
lished in 1897.
nurlS6AvlHo
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BWroH RAsaACx's, No. April %, 1885,
DR. JoHH BULL-Dsar Sir: Knowing the en-
eaey Of your SaSnparilla, and the healing and ben
s6cial qualities II possesses, send you the follow
ing statement ofmy ease:
I was wounded about two yean ego, vas taken
prisoner and confined for dxteen months. Being
moved % often, my wounds have not healed yet.
hsve not sat up moment since ! was wounded.
am shot through the hips. Ny general health ID
impaired, and need something 70 assist natun;
have more faith in your Saraparilla than anything
press me half . dssen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. c. p. JOHNsoH,
St. Louis, No.
p. s.-Ths following vas written April s0th
1850, BY Mn. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt.
johnson:
DE- ions BULL-Dear Sir: Ny husband, Dr.
c. 8. johnson, skillful SURGEON and physician
in Central New York, vhess he did, lesving tue
above c. p. J0hnson 70 ny care. ~ - yean 81
80 be hsd . chronic diafThea aad serotula, for
which gave your Sanapaxills- IL cured hin.
have for ten yean socomnended it % may In New
York, Ohio and Iowa, for serofals, fsvsr sors and
gSnefal debility. Perfect success be- attsoded it.
The cures eoscted In some Cases OF Scrofna and Fee
vef Sores were almost miraculous. I a very anx-
ious or my 70 aGaia have recourse 70 your Sar-
aparila. He 70 fearful Of getting . spurious srti-
Gle. hence his writing TO you for II. His Wounds
were terrible, bat believe be will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNsON.
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HOOEL ND'S
Vita. Principal Of the Man.
drake Rent.
A - Directly on the Liver.

stimulating II. functions and causing ~ % maze its
hilary secretons ia regular and proper quan itles.
The injurious results which invariably follow the
nse mercury, Ia enti:rly svoidst by their use.
But u not upon the liver only that their powers
eaerted. The extract Of Mandrake contained
in them Is skillflly oned with four other ex-
tracts oneOf which acts upon the stomach, one up
ON ~. upper bOsel> one upon iEe lJwer sls.
AMI one prevents any grIpin2 e5,-t mus proiucIny
a pill That influences the entire - s'iye and a..
meatary system. In an equal and lnouioas man
nsr and its action entirely free nausea vo,n-
ring, or gripping pains common 70 al other purga-
ga,ives.
Possessing these much desirable Qualities, the
POlophyllin becomes invaluable as n
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Aareitly HIS.

A presiding elder Of the United Brethren
Church, while preaching, Was much annoyed
BY persons talking and laughing. He paus-
ed, looked n the disturhers, and said: Il
am always afraid to reprove those who mis-
behave in church. In the early part of my
ministry I made great mistake. As l was
preaching, young man sat just before me
was constantly laughing, talking and max
ing uncouth erimaces. paused and ad-
ministered severe rebuke. After the clo-e
of the service one of the official members
came and said to me, you made = great mis-
take; that Young man whom you reproved
is an IDIOT Since then | have alwiys been
afraid to reprove those who misbehave in
meeting, lest should repeat that mistake
and reprove another idiot" During the
rest Of the service at least there was good
order.
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PODOPHYLLIN PILLS

act gpOn he .tDnaeh and towels eSrryiux on i'm
proper OU- ions, ~hiis the Bitt~rs or Tonic
panty d. COD, strengthen and inviaorate The
franz So. fs-e aad appetite 10 thu stomach and
thus build - The Invalid aDe~. 81.
Dr. Hooa1nd, having provided Internal renai,-,
for disea--s, has given we world one mainly Tor
external application, in the v,adsrrul preparstion
known a.
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A Confirmed Dyspeptie.

But IL is not intention 10 d,seant On the hor-
rors OF dyspepsia 1odescribe them srusAfully /,
simply impossibiiity, but IL is poanblsVs psint
out a remedy. We have said that 4yspSps2s ispse-
haps the most universal OF human diseassp. 4hi>
Is emphatically the case In the United kaDsDL
the food the method OF its PREPARATION the ha.sy
manner in which it Is usually swallowed, 10 not
our province 10 explain. The great tact With which
e are called In deal. this.
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They Purify the Blood,

cleansing the vital fluid OF all hurtfu Impurities and
suHisnting them with the elements OF genuine
h.aithiulness In word, there Is scarcely diessss
In which they cannot he safely and benincially
Povet; but in that most generally prevalent, dis
treSsins and dreaded disease Dv$nervfa =
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AH33|E!Jl35!l53

Cures all diseases cauaed
by self-abuse, viz:Spe1md-
tOrrhed, Seminal Week
ness, Q Ni1ht Emissions,
Loss OF Memory, UnireysGi
LdSsifnie. Pains In the
Back, D,mness Of VisiU"
Premature Od Age, Week
Nerves. Difficult Breathing,
Pale Countsndnce, Ins0n-
1y, Consumption, and al
that fnllow n.
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MEDICAL.


IL is one Of the remarkable fncts a TIT, -.,&>
b. age, not merely that - many psesuna arD -
victims Of dyspepsia indie0tisI. but II Villins
any one regards dyspepsia with hvor, or feeis al
posei TO rank II among the iu1uriesof hfe Fart
IT, Those Who have expeaienre6 IN tsrnentD
would scout such an idea. All dread IL md VouA
gladly dispense With its unpleasant hmfiisriktra
Marx Tapley, Who vas jolly under al tn -aryius
circumstances in which be vas placed, never had
an attack Of dyspepsia, or his jollify would have
times suffer its tortures uncop, paiuiplv but NJ,
ever heard OF person Who enjoyed them
Of all the multifArious disease 10 which the hu-
NAN system IS liable, there Is. perhaps. one -
neraily PREVALENT As dyspepsia There arc il
s~s-es more acute and painful and which more ire
4uentiy prove fatal; but none the effects OF which
are 50 depressing To the mind and positively dis
In the world il In
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Marrow Gaage

The engineer, on this road have been
tracking of through our town, says the Grass
hopper Falls Ner Era, but where the road
will ultimately be located We cannot tell.
Some say i, will pass on the other side Of the
river, while others are a. confident it will
pass nearly through the center Of the town.
Our opinion is, if it does pass through the
town, that il will again cross the river just
above town and run up on the north side.
Our reason for thinking so is, because it will
save the company some ten miles Of road, In
the construction of the Grasshopper and Mus
co,ah road which the company will uLdoubt-
eddy build in a short time. by running up
On the north side, the one road will answer
the purposes of both roads for distance Of
ten miles. This ID an item Of no small! con-
alteration.
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A Missouri horse thief was hung to q tel
egr.ph pole while on his way to the voting
place, and according to the Providence
Herald, THAT manner Of polling vote is
= calculated to deaden ones interest in town
politics."