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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-04
CUCUMBER TENTS.

A SURE protection Of cucumber and other young
n plants against bugs, cut worms, and hens.
They admit the RAIN sunlight and air to the surface,
casting NO shade, like boxes, upon the stems OF
plants They will lastten years, and pay for them
selves the first season. Price Is cents each, or
el5O per dozen. Gardeners and traders can be
supplied in any quantity by applying to the new
grocery store of
DUNNING 4 LOMBARD.
Augusta, May 10, 1874. may20-tlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-04
&eunfbft yonrnal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street.
loot OF Court, by SPRAGUE. OWEN & NASH.
1ailv Atnurbtt gournd.

Issued oyery orning, except Sundays. 1t con
tains the lates: news by telegraph and mail
gives reports OF THE Markets. and has carefully pre-
pIred political aud local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with full compilation Of State news.
Terms, u per 0nnum in advancej eSif payment
ls not made within the year. Single copies scents
be had at tho bookstores and at this office.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Rates may be had on application vt this office.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
Exploits OF - Craxy MAN.

NEW orK, June o.-Abont two O'Clock
this morning a crazy man protrnded his nn-
welcome head through an upper window OF
No l6S Clinton street. The occupant OF the
chamber aVoke, whereupon the visitor re-
treated to the peaked roof where in bare feet
ne performed some astonishing feats OF agility.
In one instance he leaped across an alley TO
the roof adjoining; and ran like cat hither
and Won, until he found il necessary to return
To the place from where lie started. There he
descended 10 the ground, and crossing fence
broke through the window of a drug store.
Confronted by the clerk inside, he once more
rptreated, next attacking a house of Dutch
woman, from which he quickly wrenched the
shutters. This woman having good par oi
lungs, speedily proc Ired aid from the police
The fugitive once more eluded pursuit, bul
succeeded only in reaching the hall Of No. Al
Grand street, where he fell exhausted. lie
was formerly an inmate of the Iuhatic ASy-
linn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
Useful Hints.

A lady, writing 10 the Count5y Gentleman
thus recapitulates some Of the valuable sugges-
tons she has had Inc good seuse 10 learn from
her servant girls. She says:
The other day Mary was ironing and asked
for piece Of sand-paper to rub her irons on,
was as;onished that never thought ON it before;
it il SO nice removes every bit OF starch or any
thing else and makes them so smooth.
One girl taught me that old corseis make the
best stove cloths. Just one half at a time is a
convenient size. They are ready made and much
better, when unfolded, TO take hsld Of anything
with, Than a made holder, and much easier to
wash lust throw them in with the brown tow
els, as many as you happen 10 get during the
week, and they come out clean and ready TO use
again.
Another girl pours hot water on the blades Of
steel knives only and they wipe easily and do
not need drying.
Another one told me the best way 10 keep
hams and dried beef was to pack II in dry salt.
We have tried it several years. with perfect sue
cess An old salt barrel is convenient. Set il
iu some cool, dry place; put quite thick lay
er Of salt in the bottom; then pack in the hams
using the pieces of dried beet, if you have any
for chinkng; cover with salt, again, till the bar
rel is full There is not the least danger from
insects, if the hams are smoked and the bee
[ dried and put away early, before the flies cont
| around, aud they are much nicer TO handle thar
| when put in ashes or OATS, or any anything O
| that kind
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
CoNDE NsEp mil

Is made by carefully evaporatng tho watery por-
uCn u ffesh MdE. al ling 10 II small portion Il
white 'ugar and seal NJ it up hermeticnlly. In
ms way 1t VIII keep or years anu eau AZ Galn be
brought very nearly its naturally Rquid state by
nc addition Of pure water 1t lz very largely u cd
n the Preparation OF food for infants, and j.
especially adapted 10 the use Of traveller On SC
count Ci ts IortaS ihtY and ans weTng all the paT
= s Of fresh mil &. The best brands sold w =
T.. BRIN INtlll kSI a CO..
{ nrner sixth an 4 NJ ark ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10


"Boys, don't never sit on fence and fool with
gun" This advice constituted a Sunday
schoo address in Springfield, and We feel like
adding, Don't go lonting around pile drivers" "
The wife Of a Congregational miuisier in Con-
neciicut had Ler pockets pickei while listening
to une Of her husbands sermons on Sunday. She
dceant think 50 much cf hel IN. land's sermons
a she did
Punch's receipt for the preservation of furs
is excellent "Pull out all the hairs with tWee.
zers, and varnsh the skin. In the spring re-
move the varnish and stick all the hairs in
their old places"
A French Canadian, unable to speak a word
of English. was married at Ottawa last werl:
to q glTl who couldn't speak word OF French
They anticipate unspeakable happiness,
John Couroy, Philadelphian, was fatally i'll
lured while attempting to get Oh freight car, "a
Pntsteld, Massachusetts, on Monday. lie Is eai,
| to have lived in kensington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
APRIL %. 1s1i.

APRIL 20. 1874.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia aud Intermediate StatOns.t 20, 5 TO-
90, 10 a. "A. IN; ., ~, Z l., 10 - p. m.
Philadelphia and New ork q IL. m +; l2l1 g a.
y IN. --.. - -.
baltimore and intermediate Stations. L. e. 10 o.,
A. IN, ~ =, III. -
Baltimore aud Washington, l9 v, 20ila oo n M;
1876 ~ : ~ p. N.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle. IL s., 10 10 a m; - -, ~ D. m.
Seatord and intermediate stations lAH', ~ ~ a
q, y, Ill.
Delmar and intermediate sisters, II -. l010
u.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations. -, e 30
y IN.
PHILADELPHIA and New York. q 4 m.
Baltimore and Wa shington. II -, % y. m
For further Information passengers are referred
to the time tables posted At the depot;
II. !. KENNKY..
matll -lyd&w Superintendent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
Bowers SIoot Lin inen1.

Alter byetfs prI'tl'tt 4SJsrte1cD with h6r'eS.
IA staging telmin-. Sc. nave learned that hut
horses have been crippled by inlttention to the
feet than AN other Il eases combined. Alter mnnS
experiments have found the trnc remedy To PRk
vKNr the disease o the huol. or restore 1t after neg
liyence to what nature intended II should be me
prcat sunport Of the Hobe animal, II the hoo Is IN
hnmed aud ilseA ed the animal Is comparatively
worthless. 1his l. nimcnt will surely IJcpcm this
worst OF all diseases, Contraction Corua, Quarter
Cracks. Contraction OF the Back Sinew. generally
called Knee Sprung, &c.,D and restore those that
| have been crippled hy the want OF such n remedy.
r0-Try it, aud It Will never fail II properly ap-
| Piled, viz o.,
| Battle the horses foot once a week. or oitener if
necessary the heel and frog, and around the hooi
lose 10 the HAIR. NJ. &. BOYER,
Norristown. Pa.
| Mr.. NJ. c. EoYrR- Dear Sir: This is to certify
| that have used your luiment in my stable Tor
| three months past on more than one hundred nor
ses. and find 1t the best preparation have ever
used on horses. 1t is far better than you recon-
| O o. D. HAIRY HAMl LION,
No. ~ West 3lst street. New lor" City
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
q MlfAe,A Accorded 10 tho Tfansat
', 49, " IautlC UeVotee9.

The steamship Pereire has landed at llavre The
American Catholic pilgrims OF whom so mueh
has been lately said. Their pilgrnage has com
menced with 4 miracle, for they came III steam
er belonging to the limo which lost the Niiie ~, uu
Havre, The Europe; and the Amcriqne' me
pilgrims number lO5. They represent every he =
man Catholic pjovince ia the United Stntes- lhi-
tv OF them are priests and blshop, eighteen Ne
lidl,s AMI the other hity.seven are lawyers, mel
chants, literary men aud manniactule's lhey
have y IN them &c 900 IN gold "a Offering to the
Pope. They sailed from New HorA on the ION,
alter first assisting at mass in the CithedthI oi
thai city and receiving the blessing "i 'he h'on1 %
bishop. They have proceeded To Pars' ana wili
90 thence to Paray -e-Alonial and Lnuides, ana
thence. to Rome where 1t Is to he hoped tue rope
Will BE- ablr, To receive them. Ihs pilgrimage t.
sand to be only the precursor OF other and hfSei
expeditions oi the same character As the cost ol
the pilgrimage merely ior travelling expenses
from New York to iione aud return Is tu,duu, II
would seem that the American Catholic must be
tolerably well to do,--Londeh cor, Ed'ht"9
$ OtSRdH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
Steamer S. M. FELTON,,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

The "Feton" leaves French Street ,4G--A
Wharf at +, A. NJ. and returning. .kszsssriasix&s
leave Chestnut street Philadelphia. II :, +. VI.
Fare TO Philadelphia 20 Cents
Return trp tickets ..#.s......... ...-.... ~ "
Freight taken at usual rates.
1s-PaTtles shipping carriages are notified that
the line will not be re- zpunslble Tor any dam rage
alter landing On the wharf at philaIeldhia.
Mr, Iassart will forward them at ahirper's risk
if requested 10 do So m, lul
TINO The PUBLIC.
i TIE Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
Ialy have completed aTrang eme ents II carry MoIcS
Package and Express Matter to AMI from all uOuit
on the line ot thelr TOau and W est Chester.
Also, to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and CatawIssa Railroad including Reading,
Ailentowh, Colambla. harrlfburE Lancaster, Down
isgtovn, NJ ihOneT City. Mi carmel, y rri.tuNn
Pcttsv lie, &c.
2rinrther information apply a. the Del ct, cor
ner q lTOat and Madison Streets Wilmington.
ExBre-s matter sent 10 Franklin Telegraah off c
80, w o3t hlTI street- or 10 their Depot, From
and Nj adlson, ~ orders lett with eicMdiien Se Al
Ieiyerins agents viii receive pr, mrt attention.
Z. SIOLa,
arf.tf GanI Snn't Y p 4 rf q Il %
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
Wilmington and western R. E.
TIME TABEt.
FALLANr WINTRsEARRANGEME

FALL ANT NlNTRsEARRANGEME ENTS.
HR3ez5 Commen cling Oct lst.. 1874, trains will
S@SS run as follows:
Leave Wilmington lO;D A. m. and IS p. N.
Leave Landeuberg -, a. IN. and ~ y. IL,
Arrive at W llmiDRton - a III, and $50 III.
Arrive AT Landenberg l. 80 a m and so pm
CONNECIlONS-Trans leaving Wilmington at
IL 3Ua III with train leaving Philadelphia at 20
III.
Train leaving Nllminston st 3 p II, connects
with train leaving Philadelphia at { uJpm.
Train arriving at Wilmington at S. a m with
train for Philadel phia at 10 m.
Train arriving at Wilmington at , 30 with train
Tor Pbiladeph at 10.
Sunday trains will be Withdrawn after Oct. lst.
DAVID CONNELL, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-10
VIM. s. WATT,
Nd. 1909 darker street,
PL UMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER

Wishes bis friends and patrons to know that he has
resumed business III the above brances and would
desire TO renew their custom heretofore literally
bestowed. lie is prepared to do all kinds OF work
in his line, and submit @, Inmates OF cost, guaran-
teeing to nsh all contracts and complete all Jobs
in the most
SUBSTANTIAL &WORAMANLIKE MANNER.
Satisfaction t, all viii ba my aim. lnI tho smll
pc isluo EruHt en- ROT
Give a cali. aD2-1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-24
WtiFbeetfeMtfer Uor Stttta&t sm
iGiken%
(S9LuB iolSt.)

Die tpi6rigem Starme bieIe5 @inters
baben tpobL Man9en IebDaft ali bic Ser
beerurgen ertitnert. ipel6e dbnIi6e
Starmle Dor elmer 9teiDe bon Sabrer an
oeu @lasfeuitern uuo Sreibbduiern uuics
rer @drtner unri9teten. 9arnals entz
bedte man ett lebr einfade5 Ntitte1. INN
Wtiftbeete lutO ionitige 9~aDmenfeniter
gegen bas SortfiiDren our6 ben Biitb gu
i6iiBen, tpel6es barin beituuo, Seile
ansufertigen bon ettua 6 SOL SGllge, Die
BON einem Qnabrat5on bon eiltem gltoe
ipib gum aroeren' @noe 3ulaufen, NIB
bteie in1mer stpii6en l5-2O Seniter eiltz
sltreiben babur6 betommen LeBtere els
nen 10 feiten 9alt, baB iie 9eeen Die
@irfuns ie6en Sturmes eei6ibt ftnb.
Die bon @aiDin9ton aus oerbreiteteu
@etter> Gorausbeitimnun9en iin6 lest
in Der 9tegeL 10 3utreffeno, bob es ii6
pobl ber Dtiibe lobnt, ibren 8arnltngen
@eDDr 5t f6enfem 1no BET !3etten lette
8orfebruneen, mo iol9es 9ebotem err
i6eint, 3t treffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-24

&lein6eit 6es 4onenf6lau6eS lit 6ieler
bod i'm Stanbe, an ieinem @itoe iid ga
belf0rmtg git bertDeileir, INT li@ all llebs
rere Gier arl3ulegen uno oieie 5u befrufs
ten. $50 baS aber ni6t 9eidiebt, oa
bletbt oaS 81, tDa5 es lit, ull0 btloet itb
ni6t 3uut SaamenfOrn aus. Solbe ltltz
ausgebiI6ete, obtpobI it6 sutpetlen troBs
benz ettpas n%er9r0Bern6e @ier, tennt man
ui1ter bent ytamert vSau6e Saamen."
Nue gelunbeu tpoblausgebiloeten Gier
f0nlen bur6 ebenio bel6affene Bolet5
f0rner befru9tet tperben, bod tets MIR
innerbalb elmer seipiiieu @ren5e, 1tGrnlid
nur 3tpii6en %DertpGlloten Nrten. Sine
Stole 4. .. fam rtm1er 0urd 0en YoI-
len elmer Sonnenblulne oiele nt6t Our6
ben elmer Btrlte D0er eile5 NpfelS be-
fru9tet tper6en, nno 10 bur6 Die Saltz
ienoe beri6ieoener YflanSenartel biuz
our6. Sc rG6er stpei Yflan5en natiirli6
nit etltanOer Dertpatot itno, oelto lei6tcr
geltn9t cine 9egenleiti9e Sefru0tung.
Sinh eS nut i'll Sorln ooer 8drbe berz
f6ieoeite Sn0iDiouen elmer ltlo berielben
2lrt, tpte !. y. cine bobe un6 cine nieortge,
ober cine bIaue nilo etlle tpeiBe 9lltDr, 70
geltngt bic Befru9tnug ebenio lei6t, ais
ipen1l fte it6 aud III oielert Ylllfte sGi3
gletd) getpeien tpdren. SIS berubt aus
bieiem @runDe bic 6%etnbaItultg nu0 Gollz
lolibtrung elmer 6nr9 3ufalI ober Nblid)t
entitanoene1t Gpteldrt oGrauf, oaB 1lalt
bteielbe 3um 3tpede ber Santelt;lldt tets
%iioItrt fultiDirt, Oaillit fein f~rcrloer GDlz
Lett feline @tertutrfung geIteno ltaden
fGnlt.
(SbLuB folat.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-24
0erMti6teS.

= S0Ie9t fteI bic III elmer 9rDBen
6 emperen3IerDer1 a 1T Mt u II 8 tit
Columbus, o., b0rgctonmelle = L
II aus. Ser Temperen5pfaffe @arb>
ner bate angetiil1bigt, man polle 500
1amlneln, UNI Die Soften Der Yerlamnl>
lung 3u beitretten. Wtan nabm Darauf
lllter ben b~rettauienb BerlDnen, bic cl1>
tpeleno tparet, cine Golecte Dor, Die 0iite
famen nit vgtifelS" u1o Supfermiin3en
belaben 3urif, ullo baS GrgebniB belief
ft1 auf ettpa $l8. 9aS WuOitorium batte
I'M 0ur6l6nitt mod ni6t etnlnal etlel
baIben Sent pet Yerion be%t9efteuert.
Sin int plD6ologii6er 6inii6t
6lBerlt merfpiirotge SAL tpuroe
an 80. Sanrar in 8 E it bor benz Sberz
Iten @eri1tsDofe in Strafla6en Derbarz
belt. Ser Sbatbeitanb lift foleenoer:
Sn BET 9ta6t bonn 3. auf ben 4. 9eeemz
ber bes Sabres 1866 tputbe Der Sne6t
Nnoreas 8eIenfo pel6er BET Dem in
bet gtGbe bon Mafo (9lraoer @omitat)
pobnbaften Nnton Ser i'm 9ienite
italtD, I'M 0ofe eri1uiien au~fsefunoen.
Nm Mor9en bob Ser's Satin Die 2ei6e
in ben Q8ogen unb fiiDrte tie mad Mafo,
no ie bas 8erbre6en a~n5eigte. 9aS
@ert0t leitete 5ipar nmfaiienOe 9fa6forz
i6ungen etn, jebo6 Der9eDli9. glm 27.
Wopem6er 1873 erei9nete eS it9, baB bic
Satin 8er's ii6 BET benz 9tegtsrun9Sz
G%ommiidr @rafem Gabab einfai1O unb
ibm erfldrte, iie ipole etu freipiuises
@eitduoniB MAIDEN, ipeil ite Die 0eniiz
iensbiiie ni6t rrben laiien. Sic iagte
nun aus, baB ibr @atte tn Sabre 1866
zines SG1en0tebltabls balber tls 0e>
fdngniB geiebt nurbe. Wdbrenb Der
ltnteriudungs6aft bate ite ibrem Man1e
Die W~titta0sfoft in ben Serfer ~getragen.
@tues 3dges nun befabl Ser tbr BET elmer
iol6en 3ulammenfunft, Dab Tie ben
&lre6t Nnbrea5 8elenfo ermorben iplle,
oarnit berielbe feline i'm belaften6e Nusz
ia9e MAIDEN tonne. @r brDbte tDr babel,
0aB, iDenm iie bteiem 8efeble nt6t na9z
%fonnu1e, es I'm ite lelber tpiirbe gel9eber
iein. Sen rabiaten @barafter iDres
Wtalltes fIrdtenb, erfiiute ite Die 8ei~
flung mlb i6oB benz in einem @agen
ldlafenoen <l0er cine &ugel TIT ben
&opf. Jtah Otelem DDn onfri6tiglter
9tene ae19enoen W%eitdnontIle Durbe tie
iofort III 0aft genollrter llll0 Derblteb
au0 TT Der S0lubDerbalOlung BEL i6ret
.9ltgaOen. Der Nraoer @eri9ts0of pers
urtbeilte iie, nit 4nnaDme mebrfa6er
OtiIDerungsgriinbe, SIT Slpan5i9iGDriger
i6uerer SerferDaft. Der Sberlte @ez
rtdts6nf tpiiroigte ie0n6 bie &eue unb
Die Selbit5erfntrl6ung Der Dt0rberin
uno iebte pas StrafnaB auf finfaebn
Sabre berab.
2tus Nltenborf BET Gffen f6reibt
man urterl1t 80. cSQullor: Die 9tDhbett
mo Sittenl0itgfeit nllter Der Nrbeiterz
beuDlferun9 niilult naGgeraoe iii eillerl
erldredenOen WiaBe 3u. 9tohoem AM I.
b. %. ELL 2lr6eiter auf benz S6eberbof
t00tlib ntiBDaltOelt, ont %. Elm a1berer
2lbcnos auf DEM 6eimtpese in Tro6nbaltz
fen mcllOlti9s ilberfuaen mar unb ,mebs
rere, 9liiGLi6er @eiie unerbeblt9e Oteiz
ieritide tu Sen Sopf erbalten bate, lit
bcute Gin 2lid1riger Burl6e pegen 8orz
labnle Don un5ii6tigen 6anblullgen nit
etnem ctlfiGDrtgen Otdo6en Derbaftet uno
bent 0ertdte iiberliefert iporbem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-24
GoDper's Subfitutantrag tpuroe foz
6Qnn nit 81 Qeaen % StinIn1en III Wies

Gooper's Subftitutantrag tpuroe To-
bonn nit 81 ge9en % Stinln1en III Bte'
o%erertDGgung ge5oget.
Sur bieleIbe itimmten:
NGilon, Go9D, 8oreman, 8outmeI,
Cameron, Glouton, Gonnoper, 6errp
(Wit6.), @~olbtbiDaite, @oroon, 6a9er,
0orDeD, 9tt6cod, Some, Solution, 9oz
gam, Wtc@reerp, WterrimDn, Wtitdeu,
Worton, gtormoob, Sgle5bD, Batterion,
8eaie, 4ratt, GamieD, No6ertion, Spens
cer, Sprasue, &iptOm uilo Welt-3l.
0asegen: glntbonD, Buckingham,
Gbanbler, GonfIing, Gooper, Gra9ir,
9aDis, Teitton, Scrip (Gonn.O Gilbert,
6aInlin, Sone5, &eaeD, Wtorriu (Wte.),
Sargent, Shur3, Scott, SHERMAN,
SteDenIon, Stepart, StoGton, Sumner
nno Waolet9b-23.
Gopper's Subltitutantrag tDurbe 6anlt
dbgelebnt.
Our %N6ftifnmun9 lag altnddft Werriz
NOUS ENHANCEMENT bDr, tpDnd0 Der ST.
nun3aus1duB initruirt tperbeu loQ, TO-
balD ais tDunli6 einen @eiebentuurf be-
Dufs &ermeDrung Der 9tatiDtalbanfnotert
ein3ureiden, bod iou oeren WtaItmalz
BetraQ auf fetnen SAL Die Sltrtlte BON
pierDulbert Otiutonelt Dollars iiber=
ltet9en.
0ieleS Nmell6ntent ipltrbe nit % 9e9et
% Sttmltcn altgenonlmeit.
Oftt Sa ittMmten:
Qtuiiol, BpgD, 8oreman, Gamer on,
@laDton, @onoper, SerrD (Dti9.), @olbs
tblpatte, 0arDeD, 0tt6coG, 6oipe, Sobuz
itolt, 2o9al, OtcGreerD, Merrimon,
Wttt0eu, Wtortpn, ~9torlpooo, Sglesbn,
YotreriDn, Reaie, Yratt, Stanley, JtOs
bertlon, Spencer, Spra9ue, Stptou uto
Meit-2S.
Wttt Jtetm: NntbouD, 8outtpen, 8u>
dingbam, Gbanoler, @onfltng, Cooper,
@ragin, Dapis, 6enton, Scrip (@onn.),
gilbert, 6a9er, 6amlin, Sones, &euep,
Wforril CUte.), Sargent, S6ur5, Scott,
SHERMAN, Stepenlot, Steipdrt, Stodz
ton, sumner unD Waoletgb-25.
@arpeutcr, 0oroDn, 8rigbt unb 9ton>
1on1, nel1e fit Das Mlnenbement gsz
ittmult babetl Diiroen, Durben allSges
9li6en Dur6 IrelingDuDien, 8aDaro,
WtOrriu Coon 8ernlont) uno SaulSburD,
bic gegen Oailelbe 9eittlnlnt Ddtten.
IS lag baun nod 8utfin9bar1's Nn@
irQg Dor, Die SDrlage Cole pom Si1ars>
ausi0uB empfoblene 9Seg5ieDung BON
rs Wttliolten Dollars Observation-Disclosures
aus Dem Often uub 8ertbeilung beriel>
ben lll1ter Dieienigen Sanfen i'm @eiten,
nel0e nid)t ibren neutrality-suspicious.
Qlntbeil erDalten Dattet) nit ben BON
Cooper porgel0lagenen Slltrlfttonelt
oil ben Stuan5auSi0nB 5urld5uDeripets
fen.
Cameron beantru9te NufnaDme Der
@recutipsei6dfte.
ltttbOnD beantra9te 8ertagung. @ur>
be t 80 gegel IL Stimmen ab9elebnt.
S6ltr3 erfldrte, baB Ell bic TinanSs
frage etngebenoer gu beleu6ten ipil1l0e.
Gameron'S &ntrag, IN @recutipityung
al ge1ell, lpuroe oaln ~a1lsellpmtuneit, ipDrz
aut balo ia 6ber Gertaguug auf Wonta9
erfolgte.
Sm an tenbane
pur6en NIT @el0dfte Don geringerer Az
genteinenQSi6ttgfeit %perbanoelt uno i6oI
friibSetti9 Die Gertagllng bei1loiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-24

t1nIere 6~tesidbrtge @ertbeiIuna BON
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-24
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-02-24
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Stats 5eiturtg einien6ct, 70 tuie ieber
neue, etrt SUPERINTENDENT %porausbes
sableitoe- NbDlt1ellt erbGlt fofOrt nodl
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ben tpeniger nmfGngrei6en @erfen)
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abOnnenten an mciitcu suiasenOeS Bud
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-03-19
Remarkable Treatment
for CONSUMPTION.

A highly respected citizen of
Rome showed US a private letter
yesterday from a relative in Bos
ton, from which ": make the fol-
lowing extract, relating to re.
markable but Elective treatment
Of case of consumption:
"WIllie had been sick for more
than year past, just gone into
consumption, but had an opera
ton performed, by having an in
ciSion made through his back into
the lungs, and from which we're
drawn out, at the first operation,
nine pints Of matter-incredible
almost-but such are the facts, as
bis mother told me she measured
it. After this his lungs were wash
ed out with warm water and car
bolic acid. The washing has been
done day after day. The lungs
are new healing. he has gained
in flesh from some twenty to thir.
ty pounds, can walk a mile with
out getting wearied, and is i'm.
proving finely Rome (Ga.)
Commercial.