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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-16

THE NEW DISCOVERIES IN EGYPr will add
plausibility to Wendell Phillips Ieetare on
the Lost Arts" Ii now appears that the
smelling OF iron was carried on in Egypt from
the very earliest period. Mr. Charles Vincent,
in an English scientific journal, sets forth some
new facts In reference to this subject: In the
sepulchres of Thebes may be found delinea-
tiOns of butchers sharpening their knives on
round bars of iron attached TO their aprons
The blades Of the knives are painted blue
which fact proves that they were OF steel, for
in the tomb of Ramesss III. this color is used
TO indicate steel, bronze being represented by
red. An English gentleman has recently dis
covered near the wells Of Moses, by the Ret
Sea, the remains of iron works 80 vast that
they must have employed thousands of work.
men. Near the works are to be found the ruins
OF temple and of barrack for the soldiers
protectingor keeping i'm order the wOrkmen.
These works are supposed TO be at least three
thousand wears old.
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Five sunday Excursionisfs DROWNED

MoNTPELIER, VT, une IA painful drown
ing accident occurred at O'clock Yesterday
afternoon in what is called Number Ten in the
town OF Calais, dozen miles from this place.
A party OF about twenty persons OF all ages
were out upon small pond for pleasure ride
using two boats, which were collIded together
One OF the boats Immediately began TO nil with
OF IT they were capsized. Five persons were
drowned, viz: Lafayette Fechout and wife
aged about so years, and a daughter, aged s
years; the widow OF Amasa Mcknight, aged
about e years, and Lydia, a daughter OF w. 4.
Iobey, aged 10 years. AS many more were
taken from the water in an unconscious state
but were restored.
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KLRPToMANIA.-W. H. Day, a young son OF
4. o. Day, a prominent merchant of st. Louis,
grand larceny for stealing a pair of ladies'
bracelets from the house of friend Of the
family. The bracelets we're found at a pawn
brokers' Office, where they had been pied ged by
a prostitute, who says that young Day gave
them to her. Ii is said thar Day has been in
similar trouble before, and that he is regarded
"A kleptOmania by some of his friends
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MARYLAND ToBACCo.-The Port Tobacco
Md, Times says: "The continued dry weather
OF two or three weeks past has been hard on the
said to be abundant but for want of rain are
useless just now, the complaint being that they
are Overgrown. We have heard that some of
our farmers are pulling up and throwing away
the larger plants so as to make more room for
the growth of those that are not so forward
The earth, too. is so hard and dry that great
difficulty is experienced in properly preparing
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ATTBNPT OF A DISAPPOINTED SUrroR To
MURDER WHOLE FAMILY---At Hudson, New
Hampshire, Henry Jewett, Twenty-Five wears of
age, has been endesyoring % force his suit with
Miss Ella Wood, daughter OF Charles Wood.
Miss Wood rejected his offer OF marriage, and
her parents also opposed it. On SATURDAY.
morning Jewett visited Miss Wood pulled from
has poe ket six shooter, aimed st her he ad and
Tired. The ball entered her forehead, lust
above the eye, and lodged under tile skin. Miss
Wood fell upon the floor. Mr.. Wood grsppled
with the assassin, when a fearful life and death
struggle ensued, i'm which Jewett attempted 10
take Mr.. Woods life. Wood finally oyercame
Jewett and crushed him 70 the floor, whereupon
the latter placed a pistol TO his own head and
discharged il. In the excitement OF the moment
Mr.. Wood dragged him out OF the house by the
heels and left him under an apple tree 70 die.
DIT. Smith probed Jewett's wound to the depth
Of I'VE inches, and says he cannot live. Willie
he had bis senses he asked forgiveness for what
be had done. Some years ago Jewett married a
Miss Smith, but the marriage was an unhappy
one, and they soon separated. Miss Woods
wound has been probed TO the depth OF three
inches, and although she has her senses her
recovery Is doubtful. The indications are that
II was Jewetts intention to murder the entire
family.
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PRoNtNrNT RAILROAD OPPfcIALs.-sTom"
Scott, Judge Watts, Col Lull, and other prom
inent r: lroad officials visited our town yester-
day, accompanied by corps OF engineers, on
atour Of inspection over the extension Of the
Valley railroad. They proceeded TO Powell's
bend, on the Potomac, in q special train, and
thence to Harrisburg. They expressed them
selves satieGed and determined to push the
collpi ton Of the road to Msrtinsbarg at a.
DQfiv N'-@''
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WIFE MCPpRp

WIFE MURDER IL New YoIK.-Francis Gil
len, aged twenty three, steam filter, last eve
ming met his wife Ellen, aged nineteen, to
whom he had been married i've months, but
with whom he had never lived, in front of 33
Crosby street, New York, where she was walk
ing with q friend, and after a few moments
conversation brought her up Broome street.
near Elm, where he stabbed her five times in
the breast, two of the stabs piercing the lungs
and causing death within eight minutes. Gilien
was arrested and admitted the stahbing
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THE MASSACHUSETTS LIoUoG LAw.-The
Boston Journal says:-The state constables
have heretofore mainly confined. their seizures
TO liquors found upon premises where the liquor
was retain by the glass. A new move has
been made. Anu the system Of seizures il 10 be
enlarged, II we may Judge by the action of the
constables On Wednesday, who visited the fam
lily grocer, store of j. c. Talbot, in Dorchester
and took large quantity of choice wines and
brandies sid to families i'm that section, who
for many wears, have been dependent upon Mr.
Talbot 70, articles Of this kind for cooking or
medicinal purposes.
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MARRIAGE BY MUTUAL CONSENT AND
WITHOUT CEREMoNY.-In the suit OF Ffiza
Donnell against Ezekiel pOnncl al others
before Judge MOnnell, the same quest og arises
a. IN the Brinkley case just closed before Judge
Van Brunt-the establishmeut OF marria5.
by mere consent and without ceremony. Ia this
case the suit IL for the admeasuretneur pf Dg.r
the plaintiff protesting 20 have been the vie.
OF one james Donnell, nov dead, ana the estate
IN which she claims dover amounts % nearly
sl0.Ooo According 10 the testimony she uT,t
met Donnell al avoiding WIN e. she "a. or. des-
maid, and he for some time called A her home
as sutton One day her brother IN teriug. - >
showed him ring which she told him 70 "a
nell confirming her story-was n r y.eldtfl, ii AZ.
She lived with him part OF the tims a. aer
Iathers house, and afterward at other places
the couple sometimes passing as Mr.. and Mrs
Brown, and az other times as Mr. and Mrs Dom
nell Donnell's excuse 70 her relatives for the
assumed name Was that he was afraid OF a hall
crazy sister, to whom he had promised 20 leave
his property. ON the side OF the defendants il
was insisted that there was no marriage of anv
KIND, but that she Was half mistress and whole
serNanti that his treatment Of her was such az
no man would give a wife; that he addressed
her as Mrs. Brown, Miss Saul. COckeye, and
otherwise, but never a. his wife. The case u
still ON. T. Sen. l4fh.
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THE BE-CHER-TILToN ScANDALr-The New
York Ora ohio has II from the hirhest au-
thority" ;hat Plymouth church Wilt take no
steps toward investigator the charges against
to account for anything he may have said con-
corning his pastor. And, furthermore, that
neither MI. Beecher, Mr.. Bowen nor MT. Til
able scandal that has been set afioat, and with
which their names are more or less directly as
sociated
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-The Winchester va, }
News says: 1--WE are sorry 20 learn the death of
fellow countryman, Mr.. Cornelius Chids, re-
siding on the Marsh, on last Monday. He was
engaged In hauling logs, and in loading heavy
log on his wagon, had t. zen Off the wheel in
order to get the log in Il proper position. In
attempting to raise the wagon by means of a
jack-screw, the log role i OF, striking him on
the head killing him ain. )st INSTANTLY
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A JERsEYNAN WHO BELIEVES HE Is QUEEN
NICToRiA's HUsBAND-John Grogan Is A New
arker, about %, the son OF a grocer. He was
well educated, and year or two ago took a trlD
TO England. While in London, il lie reporpef
be one day created a genuine sensation by
springing at her Majestys carriage, while driy-
ing through Hyde Park, with q view OF saluting
her royal lips. John was promptly seized by
the guards i'm attendance, aud locked in Iaif,
but il was soon discovered that he was insane
He was forwarded 20 his friends I'm this country,
and has lately been in the Essex county lunaffc
asylum. He escaped thence a few weeks ago,
ana the police have been trying % find him, but
without success. The escape was kept a secret
by The authorities, lest the fact might. per-
chance cause annoyance 90 her Majesty OF
Great BIitain.-N. 4. Herald l5fk
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DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIZEN OF RICH.
MoND.-Mr. David Saunders, of Richmond, Va.
died, after painful illness, on Thursday even.
ing. He was member OF the Council for neal
dent of that body-at one time, since the war
officiating as mayor Of the city. He served l.
the Legislature one term, and filled other posi-.
tons Of trust and espoIIsibility.
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Gov. KELLOGG HEARD FRoM.-The Attorney
General on Saturday evening last received the

WV hELLOoo N "A I'D hoA.-A NC dttoruty
General Oh Saturday evening last received the
following dispatch from Governor Kellogg, OF
Louisiana" The purported interview pub
llshed ia the New York Tribune of the 9th, re-
garding the Presidents proclamation, is incor-
rect. My requsitiOn calling on the President
was fully justified, and the Presidents procia-
nation has had a most salutary effect in all re-
spects, taxes being paid more rapidly than ever
before In Louisiana. After providing for anu
AIRY and February interest we have over 8 450, OoC
in state funds TO- night in the hands of the fiscal
agents, and will pay March, April anu June
coupons early in July. The injunctions o.. :
restrain payment of interest on five series OF
bonds ont Of twenty-five. There is money
enough to pay interest on all bonds in the
hands Of the fiscal agents."
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THE WASHINGTON TREATY - Secretary
Richardson has issued q circular letter to col
lectors Of customs, notifying them that the
State department has served upon the Treasury
frcial notification that the necessary legisla-
ton has been adopted on the part Of the impe-
ture of Canada and of Prince Edwards Island
On the one side, and by the Congress OF the
United States on the other, to carry into effect
articles Is to 25 inclusive, and article 80 of the
treaty OF Washington, and that an agreement
Edward Thornton, British Minister, and him
self on behalf of the United States, that said
articles OF the treaty shalt take effect the lst
day of July next, on which date the Presidents
proclamation will be issued announcing the
same. IL IL -
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THY UNITED STATES OF SPAIE.-It is said
tha6Denor CASTELAR, will propose to the Spanish
Cores the division of Spain and the colonies
into to following federal states: Catalonia
Afragon, Navarro and Biscay, Valencia and
Murcia, Newcastle, Old CASTLE, Galicia. An
dalusia, Cppeland Lower Estramadura, Cuba
Porto RICO, the Balearic Islands, the Canaries
and the Philippines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-16

A CATHOLIC PRIEST in Nashville, Tennessee,
has received, through the confessional, and for
warded, OH behalf of a cOnscience-stricken
penitent, 500 r. Treasurer Spinner.
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ga Chicago paper tells OF q ceuple Who
married In that city after three hours acouaip-
ssnce, but doesnt explain why they waited 90
SVDurine d. lnken brawl which took place
last evening Inc Sew York drinking salarn =
laborer pame1 DANES Duffy, aged twenty thrse
was Stabbed in the right breast and issfspt,,
killed b. one Edward Kirtiand, AHA Cnrfis
man q bed reputs, who made Ne escape.
gle, little beisga Last Sundav Iorn;nss ~. -
0ese .ciingiDg human vinoo, s1S6 ~ ~ ~
cure. seized her husband and threV ~. "
nom, nom sscond :tS,y R3sch 10 the ground, csua NJ
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RUSSIAN SUCCESS IN KHIvA.-The Russian
war office has received dispatches from Central
Asia stating that General Werewkin occupied
kungrod, one hundred miles north of Khiya on
the 10th May. The Khivan forces have aban-
doned the place. The general continued his
march along the line of the Oxus to Khojaili and
kuma Orgeni. The enemy are tying before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-16

NUMBER OF APPOINTMENTS of female
applicants who were successful In the competi-
tive examination for 5000 cierkshps in the
Treasury Department will be made to- morrow.
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EDWIN FORESTS ESTATE. - An official
inventory Of the effects OF the late Edwin For
st is just completed, nd shows the total value
Of goods, chattels. GREATS, &C., to be S220,3s6
Among the items are iewelry, books, pictures
&c, 81 ,3S9; household furniture, pictures, Sc.
at Springbrook mansio I, 81 ,Sii; wines at Broad
and Master, $3.50; securities deposited, SIS i65:
cash i'm fidelity. as 956 'O'
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CHANGES are soon to be made in about twent
consulates, it is said, in order that Southern
men may be appointed TO them.
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TEE JRRoME PARK, n. r., Race JSaturiav
resulted IS follows: Purse of $500, mile and =
quarter. three ysar Odds, won by Survivor over
81 otners, IN 4isx; purse Of $500, mile and
three 9uarter, az Ages, won BY Mate over Hub
bard m Soski westchester cup sweepstake
OF go with 81 500 added, ~ miles, won by
M We in 4:os. beating True Blue, Bessie
cup, three-feurths Of Q mile, WAS Ven by Ophe-
ma over WhItehouse In I.24; the hurdle was won
oy ulage Blacksmith In 223 X ever Victor
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The LEAVE OF ABSENCE granted Colonel
Galusha Pennypacker, 10th infantry, has been
extended four months on surgeons certificate OF
disability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-16

GENERALS SHERMAN and Whipple returns
from West Point on Saturday evening.
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The CIVIL SERVICE BOARD, of the Treasury
department, will probably be announced to-
morrow. These appointments are made by the
President. An examination for promotion is to
be held on the sd inst.
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PRESIDENT GRANT has accepted the invita-
ton to participate on the approaching 4th o
July in the ceremonies attending the transfer
OF grounds in Paramount park to the commits
sion for the exhibition of 1876.
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ANOTHER NEW PLANET.-The Smithsonian
Institute received, Saturday telegram from
Professor James G. Watson, of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, announcing the discovery OF new
planet in Il hours 10 minutes of right ascension
south, and 81 degrees 43 minutes declnstion. 1t
has rapid motion north, and is OF the eleventh
magnitude.
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NAVAL ORDKRs.-Lieut. Charles L. Forse
has been ordered to the coast survey steamer
A. ID. Bache, and Lieut.. Commander J. Crit
tenden Watson has been detached and granted
six months leave OF absence from July LIST.
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ga Kansas dog ordinssce has . tom-cat
~The recklessness Of ship owners il the
theme OF o novel which Charles Reade Is con-
structing with his little scissors.
D0DI. Hol mes being asked by . young physi-
clan what tign to put on bis door, replied
"The smallest fever gratefully received"
=. 00The Toledo Commercisi says General Gar
neld hes thrown himself into the farmers move
ment enthusiastically.
ga Harvard Sophomess Us sucns the re-
Gently rejected spplicanRfor sdminlon 70 West
-~Adam Dspner hes been srrsuted in Nex
York for an attempted fraud On the pension
~The National Division Sons or Temper
a VII diaipate on Crotcn water this year.
iney meet In New York on IA 18Th inssAnf.
The Sultan st Zanxibar IA. "a tie
neey Of Crest Britain Tor fhs s.r.ssss ~.
IN, ne S,s s uade which ~ 81 Sir aaS
gThs dse =. In Iessssn eos.sy. Va. sa,.
y ysss. $1,000 z p ~ g - for I'll tas
school fund. 80 NJ ~ 49, =" the
~Ths Anaisaa sairos -, ysv~. A.
Ice Won race With tke Brifi1k ciipssr ~ nS IT
.ss sS .s s:.sSsas& l, e: e 8. iss IN
Fraasasss. NV ssa
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The SAME OLD SToRY.-At GAINESVILLE
Ohio, last Friday evening DIR. Lewis learned
that Thomas Smith, q married man, had taken
MS daughter In buggy and left town. He fol-
lowed, overlook them, shot Smith tn ron Oh the
lungs, and then beat him 50 severely that he l.
not expected to live. Lewis has been arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-16

CIVIL. RIeHrs IN LOUISIANA cosored
woman inIouisianA has recovered one thousand
dollars damage against q steamboat company
for refusing to grant her cabin passage with
accommodations equal to those provided for
white passengers. The same Law has been laid
down by Judges Bond snd Giles, sitting In the
United States circuit court at Baltimore -
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MURDER AND SUIoIDR.-Two o0.ored men,
named Brown and Taylor, Of Springfield ILL.,,
quarreled on Saturday, and Taylor was fieoeed.
gun, return ned to Browns house, and killed him
Taylor chen went home again and shot himself,
indicuDg q wound from which he soon died.
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g The CROP PROSPECTS in California are en-
couraging-.. The Bulletin, in . long article,
says: In all places nearly An average Weld Is
promised. The scope Of country covered by
the reports comprises the whole ersin- growing
sections Of the State I'D -
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TIcHBoRrE.-A brilliant future awaits "the
claimant" The issue Of the present trial Hes
between acquittal and q disagreement Of the
jury, and in either case his friends viii propose
him for seat TN parliament, to represent one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-16

DisRAKLI trusts that the wisdom of parIia-
ment viii remove the anoDalyof eliminating the
franshise mona household Of properly uusIid
cation when held by Q woman. -
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JUDGE BINGHAM, Of Ohio, had an interview
with Secretary Robson to-day.
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SUICIDE OF MuBoRRER.-David Scott who.
with his brother, WIS sentenced to imprison-
ment for life for the murder of three inmates of
house of ill-fame near Windsor Lecks, Conn.
in January, 1872. committed suicide at the State
prison In Wethersfield, Conn.,, Saturday.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from this
ource to-day were s527 ,2l9.
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The SoPE AND PoLAND.-The Journal de
Florence mentions a rumor that the Pope in
his interview with the Empress of Russia said
70 her Majesty: 81 have TO fulfill a great duty,
and address myself 20 your exalted intellect
and your generous heart-I must speak of PO-
land. i am far from wishing to interfere in the
question Of the government Of that nation,
but ought TO demand Of your Majesty that re-
necessary-it he desired by God, and Is not only
the right Of the Catholic people Of Poland, but
IL would also be for the good Of the Russian
empire and dynasty" The Pope Il said 20 have
warmly and eloquently dvelt upon this sub
yect. The Empress In reply, promised 70 trans
NIT the speech OF the Pope % the Emperor,
and TO plead the cause Of religious liberty for
the Polish church.
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MK: HiRAH PowHEs u Compelled to abandon
incurable bronchial affection.
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CONVICTED OF BOUNTY FRAUDs.-A short
time since T.. ID. Burnham, formerly OF the 18th
Massachusetts, regiment, received additional
bounty, amounting to $50, from the Paymaster
Generals Office. Subsequently, by means of
acids, he removed the Endorsement of payment
from his discharge papers, and applied to the
Second Auditors Office for the same bounty
which he had already obtained from the Paw
master General. The fraud was discovered
before the certificate was converted, and the
case was placed in the hands Of the United
States district attorney at Concord, N. H.,
where Durham resides. He was tried last
week and sentenced to years imprisonment
and q fine of 1900.
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PERsoNAL.-DOnn Piatt, accompanied by his
wife, sailed from New York Saturday for GIas-
gov in the steamer Australia, of the Anchor
line. Pheasant Porter, a chief of the Creek
nation, is at the Ebbitt house. '''-Ex- Repre-
sentative John A. Bingham has arrived in
Washington on business connected with his re-
cent appointment TO the japanese mission.
- Gov. Jewell, Of Conn, Is expected in Wash
ington shortly to receive his final instructions
as minister to Russia before the anticipated de-
paTture on the 81 proximo. Holmes f.. Of
fey, chief clerk of the Navy department, has
been called TO Philadelphia by the death of his
sister, who resided there.
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SECRETARY BELKSAP is expected to return
next Friday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Guard against Cholera.


II lie vel known that II proper remedy is instan-
tai eousy taken in case Of Asistic Cholera,
Cholera Morbus or kindred complaints, tn patient il
mnch relieved, and happens not that
snch timely doses prove Of incalculabe service in
ultimate cure: 1 do not wish to be understood as
advising not TO call in physician at the earliest
possible Moment as such a course 10 imperafvely
necessary; huf sometimes physician can be had
We now prepare NATTAN's CHOLERA SPECIE
IC, strong, active, and efficient remedy, calcu-
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wei c INDICTED family should have on hand or inn
nediately procure. During 1886, while the chelera
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employ ed there, and il found that this Specific
DID great service, being much better than Squibbs
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Cholera Mortus, Collie, Cramps, Dysentary, Diar-
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directions accompany each vial.
To be had only OF
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Rate elsr's Hair Dye is the best in the world,
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; ridiculous
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BELFAST, ME, june l6-Almon Jordan
and his wife and child were found murdered in
their beds at Thorndike, eighteen miles from
here, this morning.