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How "a Worthy PeOrian washed Him
self i'm The Dark

Mr. McAdams, who lives on Enton
street, is Il married man and the father
of fan.ily. Nevertheless he has the
heart of boy, and once in a while ''steps
down to the postoffiee" aud doesn't get
back till midnight He went out on just
such a fruitless GRAND last night, and on
his return, he signifed his intention of
taking a bath before retiring. He re-
fused to comply with his wife sugges-
ton to light lamp, and went around
and filled his bath tub and fell over two
rocking chairs, an ottaman, a aclothes
basket, flower stand and some other
things not necessary to mention, while he
hunted for his sponge He found it at
last and began to battle.
''Owtch - he said. And in a little
while he remarked, "Jiminy criminy 7"
wv bat is the matter?'' asked Mrs. Nc
Adams. Nothing" he said, sitting a
groan; than he rasped the sponge up
and down his ribs and swore. His wife
sat up in bed then Something is the
matter, she said, land | want to know
what it it. = There amt nothing the
Natter he said Indignantly. "Oh
Lord Oh thunder This sponge is full
of sand. OH Jerushy what does all
this sponge. tits full oe sand burs and
things
And so he alternately rubber and swore
and howied until Mrs. McAdamE got up
and struck light. Then she screamed
and fell across the bed Then she
pounded her head on the pillow and beat
the head board with her fists and deciar-
ed she would die. 60 out ofthe room. ="
she sail, 'oh mercy to he he ! ha ha,
ha ST., go down yourself; do TIE he
he T. and then she give way to such
extra-agant emotions of historical mirth
that McAdams declared he would pitch
her out of the window or throw the
sponge at her head if she didn't explain
Thrown the sponge at me !" she
shrieked you have ate he he =
right to. Oh my TIE he the sponge
you old fool-oh | shall die, | know
| shall--no wonder it's rough and
scratchy. Oh lawsy. McAdams what a
fool you are You re-tc he he wash
ing with mychignon and its chuck full of
hair pins
Mr. McAdams doesn't tell this Oh
himself, but while he was down town
this morning buying his wife a silk dres:
to keep her quiet, she leaned over the
garden fence and related it to a group Of
sympathizing neig hbors who retailed il
to their delighted husbands
Rerielr
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UI,e Urlbuue.


The Virginia City (Nevada) Enterprise
in a recent issue, relates the following
"Mr. John W. Van Brockln, of T@r
Bridges, short distance away iron
that city, was helping to build q churef
at Sheridan, and was away from home
with his wagon and team from Monday
morning until SATURDAY night. He had
been several weeks so occupied, He wa;
therefore absent from his vile and twt
little Children, the eldest FIVE years old
all the week, except Saturday night and
Sundays Mrs Van BrockIin and chill
dern enjoyed good health and the husband
and fataer had no fear of the safety Of
the bird in the home nest. There were
near neighbors too On Saturday eve
ming the two children used to todiie a
good distance along the road by Which
their father came to meet him and get
ride home in the wagon. On late Sat
nrday Mr.. Van Brocklin was returning
home as usual and the two little fellows
had gone quite distance to meet him.
He stopped TO take them in the wagon.
as he lifted them up he asked, How is
mamma 2 Two little voices replied, %,
papa mammals dead. He thought he
did not hear correctly and asked again,
your mammal The little voices again
chimed together, Yes papa. mamma s
dead in the bed Van Brooklyn hurried
his team home, He founG his wife,
indeed, in bed insensible. and fast sink
ing In death. She was there alone no
neighbors were near. He calico for help
the neighbors we're alarmed ; doctor
was summoned, but before he arrived
the poor woman had passed away. The
doctor said her attack was of paralytic
nature. This is the childern's store,
gathered from them by odds and ends;
On Thursday evening. Mrs. Van Brock
lin called her chiderp to her and told
them she was sick to run and cali the
nearest neiehbor. Then she fell down
on the bed She never said anything
more to them and they at first supposed
she was asleep. 1t was growing dark,
and they were afraid to go for the neigh
bors. They slept in their clothes, and
tried to wake their mothor in the morn
ing, but she would not rouse. They ate
what they could find cooked in the house
and drove up the cows morning aud
evening to be MIXED, but there was no.
body to milk them. and at the usual
time they turned them out into pasture
again. The ncighbors seeing the chill
dren at their usual daily tasks, supposed
of course, that all was right with home,
and is SO happened that none of them
called The eldest child began to be
little alarmed, and suggusted to the 9TH
err: What if mamma should be dead
She must be dead, or she would waken
up And so the little boy came to the
conclusion that their mother has gone
away from them and wondered what
papa would say when he heard of it.
Their curiosity on this point was excited
and with heir hearts full of news, they
started out to meet their father coming
home IN his wagon They had been
forty eight hours with the shadow of
death in the house. and were not old
enough to know what it meant.
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Avoid Quacks and Imposter.

NVOIU VUdCKS ana In1poSt6f9.
No Charge for Advice and Consultation.
Dr.. j. B. Dyott Graduate Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or of how
long standing. A practice of 80 years enables
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide TO Health. Price 10 Cents.
j. B. DYOTT, MD, Physician and Surgeon,
104 Duane st. New York.
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RIP NOR RAVEL,

and j. alike on both side rarf5rmes perfect sewing
or every description material with silk. twist
cotton linen thread from the eoarsest t. the resi
rsif,ilser: it leIas feS t1icks- tts- bTa6s !aits
quilts sud gathers. A. family machine it has
superior yor particular apply 70 : 4 Stone, at
the light bCuse in this city. zp.t
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RUsKIN says, and we'll says, that lit is
nc man business, whether he has genius
or not. work he must, whatever he is,
but quietly and steadily; and the natural
and enforced results of such work will be
always the thing God meant him to do,
aad will be his best No agonies or
heart-rendings will enable him to do any
better. If he is great man, they will
be great things, but always if peacefully
done, good AMI right always icrestlessly
and ambitiously done. false. hollow, and
despicahIe. /"
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IT IS probable that this is the same old
lady for whom the physicians prescribed
cod liver oil, and used the Latin formula,
'Ole. Jec- ASS" being the abbreviation
of oleuBa .5eeOrts assets The medicine
was taken and in few weeks the old
lady completely recovered her health.
A neiehhor expressed surprise at her i'm
proved condition, inquiring the secret of
SO rapid restoration. Why" said
the old lady. ut was that beautiful me-
dieine, the oil of jackass, that brought
me to nay feet again
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FLUID EXTR ACT BUCHU.
Is the only Known Remedy for Brights Dis
ease, and has cured every case OF Diabeces in
which it has been given, Irritation of the Neck,
ofthe Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneys.
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder Reten
ton of Urine, Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous Milky Discharges, and for En-
feebled and Delicate Constitutions of both Sexes,
attended with the following symptoms LOSS
ing. Weak Nerves, Wakefulness, Pain in the
Back, Flushing Of the Body, Eruption on the
Face, Pallid Countenance, Lassitude of the
System, etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change Of
life, after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
ing in children, etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the Ex-
tract Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy
AS in Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Pain
fulness or Suppression of Customary Excavations
liberated or Schirrus state Of the Uterus, Leu
corrh@a or Whites, Sterility, and for all COM
plants incident to the sex. 1t is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for enfeebled and delicate constiu-
tons of both sexes and all ages.
KEARNEY's EXTRACT BUCHU.
Cures Diseases Arising from L,np7udences,
Habits Of DtsSipdtioa,, etc.. in all their stages at
little expense, little or no changein diet, no in,
convenience, and no exposure. 1t causes FIRE,
thereby removing Distinctions, Preventing and
Curing Structures of the Uretha, Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, frequent in this class of dis
eases, and expeling all Poison GUS matter.
EEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Shopper bottle or six bottles for S. co. delivered
to any address, secure from observation. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Prepared by
to whom all letters for information should be
addressed
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TAX NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFfIcE,

I j
LII persons Interested hereby notified that the
"A following tracts and parcels of land City VIII
age lots, lying and being situated in the County of
Manitowoc snd+Stste of Wisconsin, sold for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year 1870,
tie Second Tuesday being the Ninth day of May 1871
Now therefore, unless the amount of taxes interest
opposite the several tracts and parcels
isnd Cityand Sllageiets, shall be paid before
the Ninth day of May the same will be trans
ferred to the buyer his or htr assigns according
to the law in such made and provided:
A NJ. RICHTER, County Clerk
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SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS

EoF Ss1oNE O
MTtNW WIS Azat
zherJ ufIatau The school University aI I si and
Swan Lands inuieS cofW Wisconsin hh1 nav m f
The year1 De i
OF Tef % a il 4 n
toda hIIndsh etn
h LAND al fii
I e t payable 1
j
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Q coral necklace. Her fair trasses were
allowed to now unrestrained over her shoulders,
and altogether she presented about the same an,
pearance ~ on Saturday. During the brief inter
view she stated that she was as comfortable there
ascould be expected but hoped that she would be
ACCORDED TRIAL
at the earliest day possible. As the reporter left
sne turned 70 one side and gazed steadily out OF
the WINDOW At the opposite wing OF the building
the window IS directly opposite the spot where
$1,000 the gallows on which the murderer Henry
Rogers was executed last December
The other women were cQpyersing nj the onpo
site enc OF the corridor during the Interview, and
glancing occasionally at Lizzie. Mrs. Hyde was
especially merry; but neither Of them spoke
word about their newly arrived companion. They
90 not desire to intrude themselves upon her, but
they VIII keep close watch on her, according to
OF tue corridor and fare gre at deal better than
the other female prisoners who are principally
composed OF bloated visaged unlortunates CON.
mitted from the Justices Courts
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spectators however. BY the short trial OF speed,
DARrnoUTa STOCK AT ONCE nosu
on the strength OF the excellent speed shown
while 10 so disabled condition. and any number
OF bets were at once offered that they would como
In ahead OF the Aggies next Thursday.
THR BOwDOINS
were the next to cowe out and went Swimming down
70 sssSs1 STys c.
,rs them from small dory put, 10 spite OF their
fne appearance and and excellent l9EHs ses eoa4
some prearranged plan or because unavoidable is
wac impossible to tell On their way back they
weresovertaken ana passed oy
VINO had q, 80 been down the course half hour
before. tn, tier crew were again the subject Of
comp a Ie% sanalns sn On sns wns
he watched them cOfD~ ng up against the stream
snow mind what tell ~ .aey ars ngat ana soo
they are going in to win aad ~. u make more than
one crew wish they had never seNa an oar before
they beat them the s sx
loh than the present ones, and which Sank says
wilairly 'ift the boat out OF the water when they
get hold OF them"
THE HARvARDS
also came out SOON after, and, padding down te
the starting point started on aown me s course.
strokes per minute, from which, however, they
speedily dropped to thirty eight Their dash aud
tory remarks from all but "AsakJ vino could nos
refrain from saying, They row very pretty; but.
SOMEHOW, Luoy uOu't yet INC DOAV 8iOuk~
THE WILLIAMS CREW
did not appear, the hard experience OF the past
two days having told SO severely on the ewO new
new men, who were not in last years crew, $hoe
Gunster, the captain, deemed It unadvisable to- 20
out Tho Sundays rest will doubtless fix them Ntt
right again. and with proper care they will c0nV
out all right for regatta day.
A BEST TOMORROW.
Probably none OF the crews will do any rowing
tomorrow, except the Cornells. Several OF tho
trainers would work their crews in the boats u
they had their say, but the sentiment OF the col
legans and their friends Is strongly opposed 70
any such use OF the day that their opinions Will 10
Overruled and the exercise OF tho day will be lin
tied to short walk. The Cornes, who took their
regular row last Sunday, viii do likewise again TO-
morrow. and try to sustain their position with tho
argument that there Is no moro sin In rowing than
in walking and that they are hero to win'th0
race, &c. Among the other crews this ac-s
ton on their part has won for them the
sobriquet OF 'the wicked crew." though Il Ii to
more than to less open sinners. For instance, the
Aggies will not shock public morality by rowing
tomorrow, bat win compromise their personal
piety by spending the day In doing necessary
work"-namely, the putting OF several coats %
varnlsh upon their boat and otherwise putting It
It Is rumored tonight that Commodore Brady,
OF New York, is to DO the referee tn the Ward
Biglin race next Tuesday. Beth Ward and Biglin
express themselves as satisfied with his acting In
that capacity, and the matter Will probably be A.
ranged tomorrow.
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1ElteeAms 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

IEleGeAkS 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MADRID, July Is, 1873.
General velarde, with seven battalions, has Ar
rived before AlcOy.
He was obliged to arrest thirty Of his own men
for characterization on the march.
CABINET RESOLUTION FOR PEACE BY CONQUEST.
The Cortes yesterday authorized energetic meas
ures for the suppression Of the insurrection In
AlcOy.
RIOT AND ARSON.
paper mandatory at villa-dardo has been
burned by rioters
IOYALIsT APPEAL FOR AID.
n Messengers from the town Of Granollers del
Wales have arrived at Barcelona with pressing de-
mands for reinforcements.
RADICALIsT UPRISING IN CARTAGENA.
Il Is rumored that the Internatiopalists havo
risen in Cartagena and made themselves masters
OF the town, the FORTS the telegraph and the rail-
way.
The marines remain faithful to the governments
and hold the navy yard.
Peasant Recruits for tho Carl1st Princes.
BAYoNNR, July Is, 1873.
Five thousand peasants at Alpena have joined
the Carsts, driven thereto BY the excuses OF tho
republicans.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, July 10, 1878.
Their Imperial Highnesses the Czarowitz and
Princess Dagmar took leave Of Queen Victoria yes
terday and departed for Darmstadt
His Royal Hignness Prince Arthur has gone to
Chrstiania to be present at the coronation OF His
Majesty Oscar ii. of Sweden as King OF Norway.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN July Is, 1873.
Everything passed of quietly in Londonderry
and Belfast yesterday.
There was no disturbance In this city.
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The Orange AnViversary Day Of Peace and
Good Will.
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SPAIN.

The Republican Army Halted Before Aleoy =
Cabinet Resolution for Peace by Conquest
Riot and Revolt-cartagena Cap
tured by tho Intsrnationalists.
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EARTHQUAKE.


RoxH, July Is 1873
Slight shocks Of earthquake were felt yesterday
- this cifE. and g Frosiuona. AlAsxt and PAolas
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ENGLAND.

Royal Russian Leave-Taiing Prlncely Deputy
to Norway.
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Pe~rsm's Patent sunstreke Proventor-
A sure pro<ective convenient aud portable Fox sale
only OF KNOBS three Hat stores Price ~ each
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PROVIDENCE, r L. July Is, 1873
Tho transactions in printing cloths for tho past week
were very light and there scarcely anything doing
Prices ranged nonnaIy from &c to &C. for best 6A's
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lsA0-Establishea 16A9s-G. RauohNuss.
Practical WIG MAKER and Importer of RUNAH
HAfA - RAd Twelfth street, near HtoadwaSs
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daced circuiars sent and information gfyen We soAA
tine S5bQ00 prize 10 the drawtns u April
pus< c6aoe hoxA AGA New York.
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dom, nil % procure Mrs. wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP or incident 10 the period OF teetnn&
In children relieves the child rom pain cures wnS
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to the child gives rest 70 the mother.
Be sure and call for - u-----.s c-vrc,.
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Died.
BRAUN.-At Babylon, L. l., CHARLES E. BRAUN, OF
New York, aged 20 years, months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends invited to attend
the funeral, from the First Baptist church. Baby.
lon, l. L. on Tuesday, at one O'Clock p. N.
[For other Deaths See Ninth Pdge.1
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

republicans.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Providence, R L, July Is, 1878
Tho transactions in printing cloths for tho past week
ss.H ah C%
Died.
New York aged 20 years, months and 20 days.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from tho First Baptist ehurch Baby"
lon, L. l., on Tuesday, At one O'Clock r. M
[For other Deaths See Ninth Pagel
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site their quarters. with Blgn their trainer. &C
companying them in his wherry. After q few pre-
Iimnary instructions about taking 1t easy" &C.,
on account OF the sick men, they proceeded up
stream to the starting line, and were proceeding
to turn, when the quick eye Of Biglin saw the
Agg es just starting out from their quarters half
mile further up. Here was chance not to be lost,
and the shrewd trainer saw it. Entirely unmindful
OF bis previous warning he ordered them to get
ready and
The giants however, had now discovered the
drift OF things and not being at all desreus In their
were inclined to wait and let their rivals pass along
by. Not SO the trainer; and again he sung out.
her oa. Mrcher' Wkereupon the boys clI to work
and were soon spinning down the course like
dying snot at the rate OF fully forty three stro kes
steadily down the course at their regular practice
pace Of tnirty-six strokes per minute. and were
@ s 70. o Se course Se
boats sped, the giants now fairly warming up to the
excitement OF the squirt, and putting on al steam
latter, apparently unconscious OF what was going
on, quickened their pace not whit, but main
ss anS tse Inon
perceptible change in the relative positions OF the
boats, and with NO. apparent loss Of power
ahead i' Of the Assies in his single sc sH,
aud Kept up running .n nre Of e., criticism and
encouragement TO MS men. what the result might
have been 1t Ia impossible to tell; but just at this
point, after splendid burst OF mile and q half,
Gates, the sick man in the Dartmouth boat had .
forced, therefore, TO withdraw, while the Aggies
went steadily by, when the cause OF their steady
persistent Jog and continued look straight ahead
was fully explained by the discovery that the wary
Josh Ward, their trainer, occupied the position Of
No. s, who had dropped stitch tn his side this
forenoon. A quiet twinkle In the veterans eye
and still further cant OF the head 70 one side q
he saw "Btgiin's Infants" hauling on, was all the
| what was going on. The Dartmoath's reputation
sufered mona N the opinion Of thu MAJORITY Of tn<
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A.-Hera1d Branch Once, Brooklyn.
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boeyum street
Open from A. 10 p N.
On Sunday from to p. n