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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

Dns'r Want HIS EARS PULLED.-Sir
Humphrey Davy when child was pale
aud frail, but q witty little fellow
withal. At the age of six he was sent
to the grammar school, the master OF
which was Incompetent for his work,
aud celebrated only for his severity TO
the boys. Little Humphrey often had
his ears pulled, and one Jay he went to
school with large plaster on each ear.
what does that mean p asked the
master, with his usual barbarity. The
child looked up with an archly grave
face, and said, "Please, master, L put
on the plasters to prevent modification.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

HORSES ARE Powers is the
reason, Auntie, that If fellow takes to
horses, they all think he Is going
straight to the bad WHAT Is there SO
abominable about them?"
Nothing" said Mss "On the
contrary, everything grand and splen-
did,-in type. you know, horses are
powers men are made to handle pow
ers, and to use them it is the very
manifest instinct of a man by which he
loves them. Only, he is terribly mis-
taken if he stops there,-playlng with
the signs. He might as we'll ride
stick, or drive chair with worsted
reins, as the little ones do, all his life. "
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

The sweetest woman ever fate
PerFerse denied household mata.-
WHITTIER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
THE COURTS

SPECIAL TRRM-Judge HImpbrey,
To-day, Spoford agt. Kirk; motion to dismiss
bill denied. Hughes agt. Negley; restraining
order granted. Piatt sgt. Platt; order rstifying
trustees report of sales Phillips sgt. PhjIl,ps:
extension of time for taking testimony. Kinney
agt. kinney, pro confesso. Michigan ayt
McGuigan; order refusing to act on supnena to
answer. Adjourned for one week.
POLICE CoURT-Judqe Dawson.
Mlchael Lanhady, a vaSrant; chain gang 80
days. Thomas White, charged with vagrancy;
sent TO the chain gang for 90days. TilIey CHS
holm forfeited collateral for dstur bling the met
OF Georgetown. Mary f. Miller, yagrant and
Prostitute, was sent down for 80 days. A ShiI-
ling was fined S3 for cursing. Minnie Langley
vas sent down as vagrant. Wesiy Williams,
loud ard boisterous; s.. George Dorsey, ours
ing; %. Robert Rixiey and James Boyd were
ii ed 50 for loafing on the rails OF park, Roger
Carroll. loud and boisterous; IS. Kate Little
ton, cursiDg; 50. Maggie Dillon, loud and bois.
ter'us; 81. Michael Dillon, same charge; Sl0
Richard Shreve, produce dealer, charged with
using a false measure; SIS Henry Simms, as
sault on David Curtis. The latter testified that
Simms assaulted him at tine camp ground on
Good Hope Hill with a stick, striking him sew
eral blows on the head. On cross examination
Curtis said he grabbed Simms before he was
struck; defendant discharged. John Rushton,
assault on Annie Williams; -. Mary Mirick
assault on Lizzie DOnnelly; 81. Martha Shea,
assault and battery on Kate Lttleton. The
latter testified that defe came to her house.
between Sd and 4 streets and MARYLAND and
Name avenues, and asking IL she U.) had got
q warrant for her, struck her q violent blow on
the face. For defence several witnesses testi-
fed that no blow was struck. but that Kate got
the mark from falling OF the porch, she being
drunk $40. Basil Miner, threats to Geo. Wari.
The latter testified that he had soma company
at his house, when Miner came in with q razor
and drove them all ont; bonds to keep peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
THE WEATHER

WAR UEPARTMkNT, DUce Ot Chief SiRH1I Once,
WAsHINGIoN, ID. @ Sept. l, 1874. IL: 30 a.. m (
PROBA BIZ ITlEs.-During the rest Of Tuesday over
the south Atlantic and gulf states, rising barometer,
slight change In temperature, winds mostly from
northeast to southeast, aad clear partly cloudy
weather will prevail. Over Tennessee and the Ohio
valley, slight change In temperature, esst to south
winds. clear partly cloudy weather and follow
by falling barometer. Over the lower lake region,
winds veeripg to east and sonth stationary rising
Temperature, clear partly cloudy weather, and
followed by falling barometer. Over the mp ser lax Q
region, falling barometer, stationary rising tenn
persture Winds veeI ing to southeast and southwest
partly cloudy weather, and oser the northern plr.
tos possibly rain arr as Over the upoer Mississippi
and lover Missouri valleys, and thu north vest.
falling followed by rising barometer, high TEN pera
ture, winds veering to southwest aud northwest,
partly cloudy weather, and over the sharn D r
tioRs possibly rain areas. Over New England and
the middle etates rising barometer, falling or sta
tionary TEN perature wisds mostly from north west
to northeast, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office Of fHR
sIAE ranged to-day as follows:-Ss s. 10; 10 q M.
10: l2 M, rs: n 10 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
AL E. x Il NDRIA.

East ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD-The cOnnec-
ton between Baltimore and Richmond by way
OF the East Alexandria railroad and the Guam
tico boat will begin to- morrow. The wharf at
East Alexandria has been heightened 20 that
the Aqua Creek steamers can lay alongside
and transfer their passengers to the East Alex
andria branch of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. The boat will stop there twice a day on
the route to Quantico and twice day on the
return, and thus give q direct route to Bsiti-
more and the north without touching Wash
ington.
A DELEGATION of members OF the Washing
ton conferences of the Society of st. Vincent de
Paul, numbering sixty-eight, visited this city
yesterday afternoon and participated at meet
ing of st. Mays conference OF the organic N
at ST, Hary's hall The exercises were mainly
devotional.
THE OWNERS of some Of the farms between
here and Washington complain greatly Of the
ravages the dogs are making upon their sheep,
al are preparing to poison all that portion Of
the canine race that roam upon their fields
Gaseite, 31St alt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, September l.-yirginia SIS, peeIers,

54S. Dlu To-Day.
BALTIMORE, September Cotton heavy and
9uiet-iow middii"gs, lsA,. Flour quiet aud I'M
changed. Wheat frm-No. red western, q 6Il @;
No. do. ll9@i 20; rejected do, l:O7@LI5; amber
west f0dl IS; white western, 23lnl IS. Cru
steady and IN good demand-whits southern, 9iapg7
yellow southern, 3d. mixed western, 50. Oats firm
and scarce and In good demand-southern, 5lG55;
western mixei, So; do. white, 64@5s Rye firm, s5Gf
90 Hay aaiet and steady, Is OO9l22 90. Provisions
gSiet but hrmEmsss pork, a 90: Bulk meats
shoulders, $685.; clear rib sides, l2sI 0DlS Bacon
shoulders, l0@l04 clear rib sides, lsH @Is4; sugar
cured hams. 6h@l7. Lard, Is. Western butter
nrm, rec ipts light, in fair demand, IG6 Coffee
dull and nomibal-fair to prime Rio carsoes, i7Gs
ls4. Petroleum unchanged. Whiskey firm, 1 o.
sngsr firm and in good demand, los 1iOK.
NEW YORK, b ptember stocks active and
<s,,E; short, 40; Governments dull and steady
NEW YORK, September Flour firm, Wheat
advancing. Corn shaae better.
LONDON, eeptt mbsr l, T. 30 p. m.-Cons,ls for
money. s2ss@A 70, account, a17s Erie stA ass.
LONDON, Sc p ember 1.-The weather throug aout
the gale Is very heavy.
for mon y and Sz,a@zs for account Bonds Of 1857
E9z ten-fortfes, l0iH Erie, 81 pref r. 81 Paris
DISPATCHES quote ren:es q. IS francs, Tx confines
FRANKFORT, September l.-Bonds, 9Si4 for the is
of 1867
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

AT FAIR OAKS, while standing in vary tenn
pest of death, with his sword uplifted in COM
mand, General .. o. Howard had his right ar m
carried away. That night, after Howard lad
suffered amputsticn, and was lying spent and
racked with pain in q box car which was to
take him to Washington, Kesrnsy drew near,
and looking into the car, said: ''HOEard, old
boy, am sorry for you-sOrry with all my
heart; but, Howard, / have Just thought OF
something. When you get to Washington buy
a pair of gloves; send me the right
and keep the left for yourself, and [ will
divide the cOst with you, and hereafter we will
get along more economically" And turning
him than Drawing. and then Howard car hat
me praying anyway"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

Washington stock exchange, Sent.

Washington Stock Exchange, Sept I.
Qaotatso.s Furnished By Middleton d Co., baater:,
The following we're the prizes bid and a,ked At
the meeting Of the Washington stnca rychangs 10
Ssa sy:, 8 gold; lc98 bid, lilo asked. Bank
end Nations, Bank, s211 askeo. City PASSENGER
BailrosdsIMeiroroliisa Stock, Is bid, lss ssked
snDdry International Theate- bo1ds, ]. & J 7
p 81 tsk:d; Arlington Fire Insarsnce %. stock,
g bid; District securities-i District of CJlum.
IS bid, sssed; Market Stock bonds, rs, J J ,
!sS2, s. bid, g asked; tWa,hinstonl, >" five Year
seIthcsfss,7 $40, m N, 1878, 81 bid; 40 Year
bonds; J. 1873, $50 bid; s. asked. Fad.
Loal oo1ds, Leg ssga M N, 1912, % bid, 81
Improvement. S's,J j., la4. IS hid, s. asst Al ;
la5 70 bid IS ssket; 1876, s4 bid, 81 esk ID; 1877
ssked. Certificates. Sewer, Be-, J. j., 1874, So
bid, 6sr asked; do 1876 SO bid; do lS77 So bid do
l6sS, 6y bid. do. series. GO hid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, September The PoSf's financial ar.
ticle says-All sales OF gold been at las Aln3s
On gold loans the rates have ksen STAT" and per
senf Tor carrying, and lG2 per annum. and 81 per
Gay Tor Use. LIE aiding drawers Of sterling reduc d
their rates this moraing to 4S and 4S9S, and busi-
ness 10 bankers steriiog has been done at 4S64 o.,
and 49, Commercial bills quoted at 49, to AS.
Government bonds are fraction lower than yester-
oay stare ponds were II N az the board for NJ f..
souris, and St SOY for old North Caroina,, which
sold 81 ~ Money continues very abundant, call
Iosns being 20 "a, and prim. mere antle paper so
Tor short date aid 81 20 "a, for lang date Stoc
opened sGl4 above yesterday closing prices, the
latter having been Erie, which has fallen Ia
since the opening OF business the general mark ct
has b en- strong and thu advance mas ranged from
q 10 Ia, IN. lat er having been Uuion Pacific. Toe
msrkez il st siy at the advance. Extreme salss
have been as follows -TelAg-sph. 764 @lT5s; Erie,
Ss'sa,: Lake Shore, 49, G7s7s u@ion Pacific,
Rock Isiard, lol@l0lS; st Put. So as; North
west , IS. g,sSs; Ohio, AIs@aas; Nv York Oeu;
Illinois Central, liH6Il%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01
C'DJCATIUN
FOR BEAL LIFE
sCURED At TSE
WARRINGTON BUSINESS CaItrG.

m ush ooutse a instruo;i-s sns trsilae .isrs
g 20 fttotf young mes and " men u..f- ~ -
supporting, and sut ces-fgl '' ''''
lLs lhtttutit bss ~ - ten yfars n AMI .t.-
turted prosperity, and T. TOD -rsed b. nsny ~ ~.
MOST sothi aud substantial citizens q ~ n n,
hIo 81 TOE ihtted - afes, who have rr,l ia "A
nntsses Ter their ions aud daus lite
a, hk tCoLAsTlC NEAR begins MONDAY, aurr1
81 the tnost favorable time 90 tar-hut scholar
entrance. - --''N ~
PkfARsfoRH pEFARrMENT.-Bayt AID SIR. -,
enter tins Dc psrinsnt no have gone through Lous
btslNFSs DEPARTNRNT.-students recsivas A,
fractions IN euy Arithmetic NN''1A
MISUNDERSTANDING for xnli nited time. slao
PAY shie IN Tour equal monthly instslurufs. ~ q "a
II paid 81 time Of catering. Year scholarships g.
byAbh M sh cgual monthly ins- slmeuts: or : -
~ PAID at time q tering b. the quarter, tire,
m.hths,l so, payable on entering.
ctsSioNs DAY se~Sious. mold from 2 = m 4, m
m, sn' I'd the best opportunities Or yoUne ee1-
llemen and yeung ladies between the 49, 4 Ia "a
- years. Evening sessions, held from a. ) n m :
mondaS, TUESDAY, Thursday, aud FriAay, are 90
ptefaily designed Tor men. women, ana youths - =,
educstiOn ''Nsibe-s
APPLICATION should be male ~ tue COLLEGE, g.
hte, cornsr I'm sno streets northwest Commu.
nicstlons should be scdI essed 20
aukls I'm q G SPENCER, President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

TBE RAwLINs AND LISCOLN STATUES
There are soon 70 be erected two new statues in
the public squares Of this city, one of these, the
staff 20 Gen. Grant when in command OF the
United States armies, and subsequently Secre-
tary OF War during the early period OF Presi
dent Grants FIST administration, Is already
completed, and 10 row awaiting its pedestal.
The static will be placed in Rawlins square,
which IL situated directly southwest of the new
State department. The second statue il that of
Abraham Lincoln, which is TO be placed in Lin
coin square, at the end OF the avenue, about
one mile east Of the eastern portico of the Capt.
toll This latter statue is in process or execution
At Rome by the sculptor Bah. The fund for
the purchase Of this statue has a ~ery patriotic
origin. The original subscription was started
by The contribution sent for that purpose by an
Old slave woman to the United States Sanitary
Commission Immediately after the signing OF
the emancipation proclamation. Congress, az
tie last sessiepI appropriated So 600 for ped
estal for the statue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

ANALGANATED CARPENTERS AND J0ISERs'
AssOCIATION.-At a meeting of the Amalga-
mated Carpenters and JOiners' Association last
night, the monthly report OF the American
division for August was read, showing the total
number Of members to be 623, and the number
receiving benefits %. The returns Of the cleo
ton Of a president and two members OF the
American district committee show elected
X. X. Williams, of New York, president; W.
Sinclair, OF New York, and L. s. Richards, OF
Newark, CON mitteemen, and j. ID. Prior gem
eral secretary. The August report SHOWS the
number OF branches In England and Wales, PIG;
Ireland, IL; Scotland, 8; nited States, 13; Cam
ada, 4; new branches established since the rem
80 20 sf1 oh Ny It Dr. -, nun |.
New York, was intrCduc ed, and made appro-
pirate remarks on the differences existing in the
order. Mr.. A. j. Linton resigned his position
as secretary, and Mr.. j. p. McMahon was
elected in his stead A donation Was granted
ThomasW illiAns, and sick benefit were SLOWED
X. l.. Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

A MRNDACIOUs MHNDICANT-A woman
who gave her name a Catherine Book, was ar
rested in Newark Saturday, for begging in the
street. She struggled desperately, and cried
very bitterly, saying that che had four children
at home who were starving. 1t was subse-
quently ascertained that she owned two houses
in Oxford street, and her husband held q std
alton in the Zinc Works.-N Y. Jour-. Com.
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CWY ITEMS.
tsBIIIIARD9D

THERE il no excuse for poor Biscuits, Rolls
Bread, Griddle Cakes, Mullins, Waffi-s, &c
when DoOley's Yeast Powder lie used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

~Sc me genius out west informed a coroner
that n fellow whose frst name was Abel had
been q ordered In garden and had been dead
some me. The coroner. after hunting every
backyard In the city. went home, too tired aud
dis us;ed to search the Scriptures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

THE BROADWAY STYLE SILK HAT, for fall
wear, now ready, at Willett 8 Ruoffrs.
The Dunlap 9Th avenue style Silk IL at will be
issued next week 2g3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

TIE PYLKs grows CAMP MEETING closed this
morning; IS professed conversion. The ex-
penees of the camp, amounting 70 S3s5, was all
provided for, leaving q balance of SIS in favor
OF the committee and managers OF the meeting
The meeting incre ssed In interest TO the close
The last night OF the meeting was one of much
power, and continued, Botwithsta aiding the dis-
mission Of the people At midnight, until the
dawn OF morning. ats O'Clock Q. IN. the trum-
pet was sounded, calling the vorshippers TO-
eether around the stand for the closing service
OF the camp, which was deeply affecting. The
91st psalm was read, "And let our Bodies
Part" was sung, after which Rev. q. King
made the parting address. A general hand
shaking followed and they parted. The meet
ing was remarkable success in many respects.
~
BIDS FOR A NEw HOTEL The folloviug
are the bid. made for the building OF q new h0-
tel for AIR. II. h. Randall, corner Of 18th street
and Penny lvanis avenue. to be six stories high,
with fIont Of hrty-six feet On Peunsylyania
avenue and enc hundred sbd ten feet on 18th
street, The lower story arranged for stores: S.
8. Eunt. SIS, 115; j. W. Barker, s39, 05S; c. Ls-
mon, S56.s s3; H. X. Fsntos, SO $50; ID. f.
h0Ckobse, s25. 7sO; y. x ". Henderson, S25 700;
j. u. Mcdowell, SIS, i90; Bright & Humphries
t33 $50; +. HoltIclaw, 81, I9s; q. II. Gibbons
s34 2Io; y. II. Bowlette, s33, 775: Richardson *
Co., Sc, I76; j. q. Nsylor, 81 $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01


Missions EARnINGs-Im duplication Of a No'by
q merchant of this city, on Amberdeen street,
was robbed on the 3lst of last month, while the
family were absent, snd among the things
stolen were one pair diamond earrings, IA pres
ent from Christine Nilsson,) value 500; one
plain pair, $40; watch chain and locket, S75,
and various other articles of minor worth. The
goods we're traced TO a pawn shop on Clark
street, and from the description given by one
Of the detectives. Chaplin picked up a good
looking young fellow, playing billiards in
Foley's hall, and took him along. He called
himself Ben Bentley. In his pocket was found
q pawn ticket for the Christine Nilsson ear
rings. He had yarn to account for this. That
night Ii came to be known that the prisoner
was a son of Union Pacific railroad director
boarding at the Sherman house, and there was
q great running to and fro between the police
station and the hotel by the young mans papa
and msmma. The next morning he was brought
before Justice ScuIly. A question or two asked
and an answer or two given, and he was dis
charged. 1t lie held that there is no doubt that
the young man had q hand in the robbery of
Mr. Leeb's house. That he pswned tho stolen
goods is certain beyond . doubt. He was
found With the pawn ticket and vas recognized
by he pawnbrUker. In view Of this the case
Hessing's paper, the Stats Zietung, this morn
ing says that Scully, Capt. Ellis and tue detec.
tiTes were "seen." That Is the term used for
| bribery, which means that the young maps
freedom from punishment was bought with
money by bis rich relatives. How true this IL 1t
Is rot possible nov to Say. 1t Ii q question
which the people have a right to know the an-
| swer of-"Why did Justice Scully discharge the
prifoner?'-Chicago Post and Nal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

Alex. Adamson would be pleased to see his
friends and patrons on Tuesday evening next
September 1st, at his Billiard Room, which has
been fitted up in the most approved manner. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

An ITEM FOB BAD BoYs-The Rev. John
Lynn, travelling along the skunk bottom, in
Iowa, perceived some bad boys swimming In
the river. While he was admonishing them for
bathing on Sunday, and telling them that they
would inevitably be drowned, Q fash of light
ming killed the reverend gentleman. The boys
were injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

Tho Montpelier Female Humane Association,
Chartered ~ the Leginature Of Virginia and the
Olrcum court Of Orange county, proposes, by .
eeries o. Grand Gin Concerts, to estabish end en-.
gov Hone Tor the Old, Infrm. and Destitute
Ladies 81 Virginia ct Montpelier, the former Fooi
dence Of President james Madison.
The Association u under the CONTROL Of eight
trustees. SIX OF whom elected bienn. ally By the
Virginia.
Remittances for tickets may BE- made By expires
prepaid, post-office money order on Washinston
d. o., or By registered letter, addressed to
Hen. JAMES barbour,
Prest II. y. Il. A., Alexandria, Va,
References, by permission: His Bxcsllsney, Jas
Z. kemRer, Governor OF Va; His 1xoellsncy, Gu.
Bert q Waiksf. 1x.Governor Of w.; Hon. Robert
ator elect; Hon. Robert ". Hughes, Judge Iostorn
District OF Va; 6enators and GemberS Of Oongro0
Gsm Virginia.
For fun particulars, testimonials, &c., send for
circular.
Address Hen. JAMES BARBUUR.
Presr II. y. II. A., Alsxan1ffa, Va.
Bsliabls Agents wanted svssywhess, .sus-soly
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LOCAL NEWS,
Anrserr,cnts. &C. To

Amuseuncnf>, sc. Tonight.
ola fsli0lcS' HGH--Sanfords Old Tine Min
strels.
Theatre ComiqWs.-" The Brooklyn Scandal
and miscellaneous performances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

PAINFUL ACcIpEST.-About TX O'Clock 10.
Day very painful accident occurred near the
City Hall. MIR. Andrew jackson, the we'll
known plasterer, was driving along in his wagon
when one OF the shaft bolts became loose and
shpped out, letting the shaft drop on the horse q
heels. The animal az once took fright. and
ran down ID street 70 the corner of 4th street
when the wagon striking the railroad track it
ulted, and Mr.. j. at the same time ATTEMPTED
TO jump out, but in some manner the wheels
struck him, breaking the left leg Just above the
ankle and terribly decorating the right foot the
bones being laid bare. DIR. G.. l.. Nagruder WAS
soon on the ground. and made Mr.. j. a. comfort-
able as possible, and sending 20 his house pro-
cured mattress, on which he was placed, after
Which some friends. accompanied by DR.. NJ
took hiIl 20 his home, No. l235 G street north
wsst- The fan extent OF the Injuries could
10, De dGteI mined this morning, bat II L feared
lhsf me b2nes OF one foot are 10 BADLY cru.hsd
thar ampuiation will be necessary
DR.. Eliot was called in when Mr.. Jackson
reached his house, and with Dr.. Magruder
made more minute examination of the inju-
ries, finding that the left leg had sustained a
compound fracture. and that the right WAS
broken They decided that il would be neces-
sary TO smputate the left leg, and IL will prob
ably be done this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

A VETERAN OBSERVER thinks that people of
small ideas and weak conceptions are the kind
OF folks who don't begin, bit always ''com-
mence." They don't live, but s'resiie." Tnev
don't go to bed, but mysteriously ..retire"
They don't eat aud drink, but "partake OF re-
Treatments" They are never sick, but sex
tremely indisposed-" And, instead OF dying, az
last, they "decease."
~ The little flibuster, Edgar Stewart, has
been chartered to carry passengers between
Halifax and Yarmouth islands.
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