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WEEKS DoINGs in Wall street explains stock
operations on small capital without risk. Copy
sent free. Tumbridge s. Co., Wall street,
New YORK. .
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CTY ITEMS.

FoR COOL and pleasant dining-roo and
eoSd table board 60 to the Globe Hsuse, and
LIN sueets. IA
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TIE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Hsye proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire snccess Simple, prompt, efiicisnt aud reli-
able. 4 hey are The only medicines perfectly
adapted TO poI1lar use-so simple thst mistakes
caInct be sde in using them; harmless as u be
Tree u ON Danger AMI - efficient o. be always
reliable. They have the highest Concentration
from all, and viii always render satisfac ton.
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COFFEE DROPPING.

We are glad 70 offer our customers still anoth.
REDUCTION Ia tie price OF Coffee, sud quote:
Old government Jasa............. h0icsst 4lr
DID government Java. $780,. choicest roassesI as
.-.-...-. ....seC DIS A..
Uio OOvtlBmeIt Java aOd 42c
Msracsibo-A large lot Of the finest brought t.
this market. Just received. Pf:ce low
LaguJra-Wh bite Santos, BIO, &c, at remarkably
nCcha-We are slso just in receipt Of a rew u G;
this variety, watch We gzdTGRtes u be Of skgsTi0
quality,
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ELEGANT, sweet, light al d wholesome Bread
Rolls, Biscuits, Corn Bread, Mullins, Buck
wheat and other Griddle Cakes, aud Pastry aud
Cakes OF every variety prepared with Dooley's
Yeast Powder -'
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WINE OF TIE WOODS, iniorsed AMI pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as a laxstive
ana digestive remedy, is steadily gaining la
popular favor; foT Dyspepsia, Ind gestion, Con
stpation, and Headache is unequslled. 4,29 eo2f
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THOSE IN WANT of Wall Papers and Window
Shades of the latest styles should call on Kid
well g. Henderson, 4O6 9th street, opposite the
Y M. c. A. building. All work in their line
done by competent workmen, and warranted
to give satisfaction. pa
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E.fCTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

h IL an uuceuiable fact that that no artisla Vas
ever placed fore the psllic with - much IN lts.
rotedeV denoe u lite great medical value, - she
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DOUBLE STITCHED Pantaloon fit Drawers, at
Hollander Bros. 25S
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GIRL BURNED TO DEATH BY COAL OIL
ExPLosioS-A colored girl named Amanda
braxtOn was yesterday attempting to light a
IRE IN a house al the corner OF South Capitol
and Ii streets, with q coal-Oil lamp. when IL
exploded, and she was 90 badly burned that she
died In q few hours thereafter. A small col
ored child named LIzgie Hickman WAS slightly
burned At the same time. The furniture took
Ere and was entirely consumed, aud the houss
was damaged TO the extent Of so. No. engine
company was promptly at the scene, and with
tie assistance OF the police and citizens extn-
guished the flames. DIR. johnson attended the
sufferers.
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"A WIPES Two SHOTS AT HER HUSBAND
Yesterday about noon there was some excite
ment about a shooting affair near the corner OF
18TH and y streets northwest. IL appears that
Lewis Montague and his wife, (cOlOred) gene
rally have q disagreement about every time
there Is prospect of her increasing the pOpu .
iaton OF the section In which they reside. This
IL one Of those times, and Yesterday on his %
ing nome they had some words, when she armed
herself with pistol. He, therefore, left the
mouse, ana going TO the corner took a seat on a
barIel In iront OF Leddis store. Here in a few
minutes the enrsged wife appeared, and walk
ing within two PAGES OF him blaZed away firing
twice at him, but he was either not a big enough
target or lodged the bullets, for both missed
him, but came near resulting in thu death of a
white woman, who was in dangerous proximity
10 Tie reckless shooter.
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THE TRADES.
A WNINGs AND AWNISs Fo101

a VIKINGS AND AWNING FnANEs
u t7lPTocsf Style and PausrH,
Tor Stores, Hotels, Public Buildings Cy ana Conn.
try Residences 81 factory prices.
Manufactured by
JOHN O. HOGAN,
us hsrk't Space, between TN aud sth streete
flsss aSd Camp Meeting Teuts flr sale or reut
sole agent for he only Genuine MildeWed Proc
Awning material. aris-,r
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Office hours from a. NJ. to G p. m.
Fee, 81 per Wis I.
Press of business at the office precludes visit
ing patients at residences except after 6 D, m.
Established in WashingtOn 1861.
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DESERVED C0MPLIMENr To II. CAY FOEp.
Secretary Of War BelEnap, General sherman,
Governor Shepherd, Delegate Chapman, Repre-
sentative ). =. Cox ard number Of distin-
2uished citizens and residents of Washington
have rendered 10 II. Clay Ford, Esq, Mansg ger
~ S"'''- 80, e. us Tn this city, grand
complimentary benefit, 10 take place on Tues
day evening next. Mr.. John McCullOu II, the
distinguished tragedisn, will appear az Richie
lieu, and mauE faYOTite dramatic artists nave
also volunteered, to make the occasion sue
cess. In accepting the offer Mr.. Ford modestly
says: 81 was but second in command at the
Opera House during the past season, and IL in
contributing to your pleasure and the success
CT the management / merit this most pleasant
recognition II Will be as gratifying to my brother
as II ts complimentary 10 myself"
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PoND's EXTRACT is tor sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott q Co., 4D Pennsylvania avenue
ana by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
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Being indispensable to health and comfort
thousands OF persons come from far and near to
VISIT Dr: White, the practical Chiropodist, whosa
establishment is located at
35 FIFTEENTH STREET,
opposite United States Treasury Department.
DR.. White removes COrns without pain, 80
that the shoe can be worn with ease. He sue
cessfully treats BuniOns, Club, and Ingrowing
Nails. Vascular -Excrescences, and other de-
rangements of the feet.
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PRICE,
New Diamond Jewelry,
In Is karat gold, from as TO 80.
received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pa.
avenue, near AZ street.
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TBE GOLD MEDALS FOR ARIrHMETIc.-Last
night MessTs. French, Harris, Derrick and
Champlin, school committee on examinations
and prizes, met at the Franklin school building
10 examine the answers to the questions pro-
pounded in arithmetic at the examination on
Saturday last. The percentage Of results was
found 10 be as follows: Boys-1st district, $50;
I'd, 433; Sd, i.13; 18th, 3.7l. Girls-1st, 1888; ID
-; Sd, 236; 4th, 3lS. The I'd district had the
nlghest average In both cases, and the success
fui contestants In that district were Miss Flor
Snce III. Bail whose average was 49, and Mas
ter George I, Parks, whose average was 90.
both or whom will be presented with a hand
some gold medal for their proficiency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-27

WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE Tn.
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Cha
Baum's hoOpskirt and corset factory, It'll street
1ntelligencer building. 1928
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is NO
preparation LIKE Dooley's Oalissys Tonic. 81
Der bottle. 60
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REAL ESTATE SALKs--Thos. Z. wagganan,
real estate broker and auetioneer, sold the fol-
lowing lots In square sos 70 VIM 4. Edmonston:
for 60 cents.
Messrs: Latimer & Cleary, suctioneers, sold
70 A, q Metzerott yesterday afternoon the four.
fsory brick residence on i street, between 18th
$50, fer =, SEQ.
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THE THEATKRs.-"Uncle Toms Cabin" con-
Times to interest fair audiences at the Nationsi
Iheater, and as the play u put on the stage in
The usual excellent style OF that house, and Is
performed by good company, 1t should con-
unue 70 draw through the week.
The exciting wild western play which is the
leading attraction at the Theater COmique, Is
preceded every evening by excellent variety
entertainment by some OF the best song, dance,
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TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ofIsla
were S219 600. 4,l2-e,wtf
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DRY GOODS.
THk vKbY LATk,TI

IA Nhn1 IAAh L.
BRODBEAD Co,
lsos y street. between 18Th .na lS,h s,rces-.
NOW OFFER
Ardroscoss.n BLEACaEp COTTON At Ig,s
serrin.soE, Gamer. aud srrssue PRINTS $40
WASH PoPLIss, in Grss Sad Brown, Iss
az weel pTpAGE. 40 cents.
,. -, a ahl eide esrd PEECALEs and LAWNS,
RIrs bargains IN BLACK GRtsApISEs ant
Eiessnt f.sIs KIDS At eS cent, and NJ.
PAkasoLs and s sIs' =, Sssis ~ - ,o
oeLts 60 slo. "'-
And hos, Of other Gco,s
9RrAILY REDUCED IN PRICES.
REAUuFUL LIGHT SHADES
GUNNER sUIrISGs
Just cp-uec, oomPri ins
GOATS BAR CHALJIEs. MnH.IR My
IOhhs'J APANESh slLks, DbESS SILKS.
Also, DsRK LINKN SUTrINGs and many m,
oesHs'le OhE>s SoSDs - Nsrs io~ prices.
Al! soods marked in plain dsires No deviation.
Began wYLIk.
MAJ tr los sud is2o I'm street r. W
HREE CHKEks FoR THE NEW DRE
GOOns STORE
7o7 HARkEr SPACE.
Q - IL 7 h. RS
g pieces beautiful Freuch Grenadines, ONLY L..
worth g. cents
NPsess Bt-ss GroUadne, -, IS, "a, 81, O., 50 IS,
lOPi,cs. hisSk sin, only o., worth a.; yer,
.ori ScS- Blser Alpaca. only ,so.ut.. wort, !,
~ piece silk Poukre, onlN - cent?, worth n.
lUO pieces FrsEch Cambric suly Iis, cents ,rtG =,
~ lects very Bet Calico, oLlT cHuts worth Ia,
lay large srr-sc-, only si. worth si ~ 30
sr n,ISs iosk % Cs'.gsrss for eu and boys
''"' . GksrER,s.
hayzl-r 10s Harket Spsre.
SOUTH wASHIsGroS TAKES rue LEAD.
FURTHER REDUCTION.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OPEN AT THIS
ARCADE.
Der New Stock Spring
CARPETSl
CARPETsI
CARPETS
AND
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS!
DRY GOODSl
The most attractive brought TO ,his market. The
syles In both branches OILY OF the latest mr.
ductiont. At prices now all are rnsl I'D a. -.
The sssortmeEt too large 90 enumerate 10 part we
name Back and Oolored silks Snd Dress Goods n
every description; Lace sscques aud Lace sba~i..
Parssols and tuushade-.
fresh stock Spriug ana Summer Stray, u... -
ladies and children. ''o -
0nr large aud very attt active assortm mont Of CAR
rhIS Should not esoapetho notice OF hOussk eepers
excellent White Mating o. q cents
Those who study economy IN these davs will prodt
by calIinc en- " WV
wOoGRORD q sHIIRRaa
t2E sEYkNrH STREET,
hsyIo Ut between ID az n -oufhUess
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusements, dc, To might

Nd,iOnd5 T1eG'er.-Uncle Toms Cabin.
Th1dtsr COmiqu>.-Miss Alice PIscide in the
"Little Rifle, or the White Spirit of the Paw
rees."
women's Christian Association Strawberry
festival at Masonic Temple.
Moonlight excursion DeMolay Commandery
knights Templsr.
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Is very strongly recommended by the Medical
faculty and is largely prescribed among their
female patients. lie is worthy of all confidence.
az may be seen from the following testimonial:
ATLANTA, H., July 18th, 1873.
DIR. Il. n. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y:
Dear SiT-I have not words to express nv
gratitude TO you for your advice and assistance
In my case. There is no one who has used your
medicine since they have been brought here but
that can say with me they have been greatly
oenehtted. Since have been so helped by its
use six or seven around me left off all doctors
and other medicines, and now use it in their
Families, after being cured of the same disease
as mine. You do not know what a wonder il
creatsd in our city, by its restoring my sister I
wroS you about, for she had been under the
care OF three of eur best doctors, but could not
SIT up but Tor few minutes at one time.
begged OF her to try your medicines, and before
she bad used half of the bottles she could 90
around the yard, and has now Just come home
from visit five miles away.
MRS. THOMAS MCFARLAND.
FINE WHITE SKIRTS, best quality, S2.59 each,
at HOllander Bros, d
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THERMOMETERS and Baromsters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
THE COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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G. WiTNER,
FINE GROCERTES,
m9yl.tr 1918 pannsVIvanEa ava,,a

EKENCH CANDY FRENCH CASDy
adhUFACTOnY
The special attention Of the 1ubI,o and dealer
generally Il called to the fact that the undersigned
Is constantly manufacturing and always has on hand
FRENCH CANDIES anufsctured on the prem
tsesl, fRCIIS, NUTS, otc., whioh he is dis pssIns I
VI 81 remarkably low figures both ct wholesal aUd
retail. A, CAyAGNARG
t99 Pennsylvsnia avenue northwest,
mar5-omN Under National Hotel,
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4 VIKINGS AND IRON AWNING FhAMks
"A FOR STOkkS,
MAuufsCtnr-d ~

"a. q. COPELAND,
OAJ LcnleianG aNeEue, ons aoOr east n I'm stro-s
AWNINGS Tor Stores, Public Buftiues, "A stei.
Private Residences ~ "
lkOk FRAMES for Store, II factory prices
rent. ~. 49, -
Goods. p,..RIr
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Two MURDERED BABIEs.-The dead bodies
OF two infants were found on Monday last in 8
yeast powder box in the woods OF Mr.. Sewall
Il. Corbett, in Alexandria county, Va. The
coroner's jury found that death was caused by
elbows inflicted upon the back and side of their
heads with some instrument in the hands OF a
party or parties to the jury unknown" The
babes were evidently full grown twins, one of
low neck and short sleeves, and the other in a
small under garment. A cloth was placed
around them both and put into yeast powder
box.
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DISTRICT MILITARY CoURT.-Colouel r. L
Fleming, Captains McCsthran Carver and D.
Mott, and Lieut.. VIM. n. Dalton have been des-
ignsted as members OF the court-martiai to as
semble o-morrow night At the sdjutant gens
rails headquarters for q hearing in the cass Of
the alleged neglect OF the Corcoran Zouaves h
parade on the occasion Of Gen. Dyer,s funeral
On Saturday last.
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(IkURGEr4WSStyINGsBANK, -. T.,

Ii HOHf VIZ v" ~ NWS BANh, -. q,
81 HIGH STREET.
q. Bank hoCrs, a. IN. "a p. M, an on SATURDAYS
10 receive deposiisl until .. Iaterest pail o.
detcsrs General mixing Business done. aud Col
ltctlons made on all accessible Points. Discount
"a. POLKINHORN, Prest; J. DICKSON, Cashier.
Directors.
r. Poikinhorn, Thes. wiling, J. T. Mitchell,
jas D:csson, X. L. Croyley, Fred w jones'
Riley A shisn, K. ID Hartley, Thos. KRowIs-
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nLD STAG WHISKY.

This Whisky is distilled to oar order dnd kept Il,
bond Jor until ats age lc1yrdHts US ia Offering IL
TO the public for use, medicinal or social.
The Increasing popularity Soih ,ohich IL has been
met since It's introduction ten years ago. fOrbtds any
hesitation part "a cldimiRg for IL a smooth
ness and fduor Hnsnrpdssed. Its purity zoe guar
dntee.
Our right and title 10 the exclusive use Of his
brand Is record at the United States Patent Office
HALL HUME,
DEALERS In FINE WINES, BRANDIES
WHISKY, &C.,
feb78 eo6m s01 MARKET SPACE.
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Extra Flour at s2,4O, 81 rs AID "a per SAX.
SUNDRIFS.
-: smith Co.'s CRUSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM FLOUR Just received fresh from tn
mills IN brcokiyn, d Y AID for sale low.
Also, another h0gshead (nearly a ton weight;
choice new TURKEY PRUHES, which we sell a.
Is cents, or seven pounds for 81.
In short our stock is now large and complete, and
We are selling low.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Co, Grocers,
MASONIC TEMPLE, 9TH STREET,
Opposite U. 3. Patent onss.
ELPBONZO YOUNGs,l
J. r. JOHNSON. apll.tr
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SUGARS
TEIS

We have recently added to oar stock In this Do.
paItment by the purch pse of La RGN on AETITY
OF NEW CROP TEAS of tn different varieties
and hence We prepared to offer special In
ducemenfs Sea nTicas haIa-T. -
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EDITOR STAR:-I notice that Trustee (why
not eek trustee''?) A. Hart was one of the ex-
amlners of the male grammar school of the first
district. Did he furnish the false syntax for
corr, elton? or course he examined In spelling.
By the way, Ia it not strange that with such
regular Josh Billings OF a speller for trustee,
the nrst district took no prize 81 the spelling
matches this year?
Yours truly, WEBSTER.
p. SIS one Of the studies in that school
Moral Philosophy? Mr.. Hart would be strong
IN discussing that old question in casuistry,
Is falsehood ever justifiable? W.
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Easy Feet

FINE WHITE sBIRTs, best quality, $3.50 each,
at HOllander Bros. ESQ
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SOUTH WASHINGTON TAKES rue LEAD.
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OPEN AT THIS
ARCADE
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

Standard brands OF Imported ALEs, BROWN
STOUT, PoRTkR, &c, 81 81 per dozen.
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woman and a mother, and felt ready TO
weep. In spite of her promise, she could
not prevent a movement and exclama-
ton when Lucy entered and threw her
self at her feet
sob pardon mel pardon mel for
what have done, my mother!" cried
she.
pardon thee 2" replied Madame Wal
stein, embracing her poor girl; cit is
rather for thee to forgive my in
Justice"
sob if you knew how much happiness
your caresses give me; think. no more of
my ugliness."
''Madame turned to the Doctor, who
made her a sign, and pointed to Herman.
who entered Scrivarius had informed
him beforehand, and the young man had
waited since morning in the apartment
of the Doctor
preSSht 10 you my young Trend
Herman" said the Doctor, addressing
the widow; che comes to renew the de-
mand he made TO you yesterday to SO lit
tie purpose.
''Come, my young friend" said he in
a tone of encouragement, Gin love as well
as in war it is necessary to choose the
y
Madame Walstein extended her hand
to Herman, and Lucy, who was still at
her mothers feet, turned towards the
young man.
''Take care, M. Herman; look at me
before you engage yourself
81 see you, and [ promise to make
you happy" replied Herman, complet-
ing his vows
'"Truly!" cried Lucy; ''then, Doctor,
you have not deceived me, and will re-
proach you no more. Now am happy,
L believed [ almost have courage to look
in the glass
''Ah, Well, little courage" said the
Doctor, taking her hand; 81 said you
would become accustomed to it.
He led her before glass, and Lucy
uttered a cry-she was not changed. cit
makes no difference; I like this BETTER"
said she, when she had recovered from
her surprise, and she threw herself on
the Doctors neck.
Madame Walstein thanked him also.
''Thanks, my good Doctor; the lesson
was severe, but have profted by it "
Il am perfectly sure" replied the
Doctor, in tone Of goodhumored irony,
shat the dot will be realized tomorrow
IN spite of the turn fortune has taken"
''Mlschlevous MANI said Madame
Walstein, giving him her hand ''y'
abuse your victory!''
''Ah, well! continual Scrivarius, adj
dressing Lucy, ''and what did say to
you, You will be happy, beloved by
your mother. will marry Herman And
for ali this, thank the Doctors mask.
NJ. e. DoUsMAN.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-24

DoDp1NGroN was very lethargic. Falling
asleep one day, after dinner, with sir
Richard Temple, Lord Gotham, and
several others, one of the party reproach
ed him with his drowsiness. He denied
having been asleep, and to prove that he
had not, offered to repeat all that Lord
Gotham had been saying. Gotham
challenged him to do SO. Doddington
repeated suory, ana CoOnam owned ne
had been telling it. "WeH,'' said bod
dington, ''and yet / did not hear word
Of it but 1 went to sleep because knew
about this time of the day you would
tell that story
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-24

A SINGULAR FRIENDsHIP.-A pigeon
made her nest in hay loft, and was re
peatedly robbed of her eggs and young
by rats. It WAS not strange that she
moved to another part of the barn, but
she chose place close to three little kit
tens, and soon, in some way, formed q
strong friendship with their furry moth
Ell. They ate from the same dish, and
the cat protected the pigeons nest, as
well as her own. Two broods of little
birds were safely reared. In return for
pussys defence, the pigeon guarded the
kittens in their mothers absence, and
would assail with her wings and beal,
any one who came near to them.-A1-
thurs Home lHugozlne.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-24

note of the Merchants National Bank,
of New York, was discovered at the
Treasury Department on the 31st,
among some National Bank currency
sent for redemption. This counterfeit
is 50 well executed that it passed llndis-
covered through the hands of several
counters, but when it reached the Divi-
sion of Issues it was detacted by lady
counter. The Comptroller OF the Cur
rency will add this series to the already
lengthy list of National Bank notes to be
called in for cancellation, the rule being
to call in and abolish by cancellation the
whole issue Of each denomination of
bank that is successfully counterfeited.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-24

CALIFORNIA pea pods are far superior
to orange peel for throwing the unwary
pedestrian off his equilibrium. Here
is what happened to lady in San Fran
cisco, as described by a paper of that
city: ''She kicked with both feet as
high as a ballet star, gave peculiar,
shril, feminine scream, sat down, said,
ooh my! smoothed down her disorder
ed attire, looked around wildly, rose
quickly, shook herself to see if anything
was loose, gave whitening glance at the
place where she had fallen, and with all
the spare blood she had in her face, went
on with her shopping"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-24

jaw, palsy sprains, sweings, caked-brea's scalds,
hurns salt-rheum. ear-ache, &C., upon the human
Frame and of strains, SPAWN, gals &C., upon ami
mails in one year than have all other pretended
edes since the world began. 1t is counterirritant
an all healing pain reliever. Cripples throw away
their crutches the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless, and the wounded are healed with
out a scar IT Is no humbuG. The recipe is publish
ed around each bottle. 1t is selling article be-
fore sold and it sells because it does just what ii
pretends to do. Those who suffer from rheums-
tsm pain swelling deserve TO suffer if they will
not use Cen taur Lniment. More than 1000 certif-
Gates of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronc-r rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &C.
have been received. We will send circular u
tanning certificate the recipe &C. gratis, any one
requesting it. One bottle OF the yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment is worth hundred dollars for
spawned or sweenied horses mules or for screw
worm in sheep. Stock-owners-this Imminent is
worth your attention. No famy shoaId be without
Centaar Liniment. Sold by all Druggists. so cents
per botte large bottles 81 DO j. B. Rose & Co.. So
Broadway, New York.