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A MAN CHARGED WITH ELECTRICITY
About the middle of July, Major Edward GOtt-
neil, a somewhat prominent resident Of New
orleans, received q severe parslytic shock, ana
short time after there were developed in him
symptoms which. IL is said, have but one paral-
lei In the history of medical science. One eve
ming ne was sleeping as profoundly a. when in
health, when the watchers in the al joining
room were startled to hear him cry out several
tunes as IL in great agony. They found him bolt
upright In his bed. though ordinarily not able
TO move without aid. Aroused in this manner
from sound slumber, his first cOncet was that
some one had stolen into the room and applied
TO him hesyily-charged gslvsnic battery, but
ne was soon satisfied that this was not the case
on discovering that his psralyZed arm was COW
cred with what appeared TO be q phosphOric
light. Holding the stricken limb mp, electric
lights dripped from his fingers like drops of
liquid fire, whilst the whole arm and the CORE
spending sides Of the face and neck were ulu-
minated in like manner. Feeling a peculiar
sensation in his left eye, he called upon his
friends to examine it. They did so, aud fOund
that IL emitted bright light. These phenomena
continued for several hours, his physician being
summoned in the mean time, VIII en- the affected
members assumed their usual appearance.
After this mysterious occurrence the symptoms
OF the patient took a favorable turn, and at last
accounts he had nearly recovered his usual
health.
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SLBRPLRss Portland there are many in
Americs-shOuld court the sun. The very worst
soporihc lie laudanum, and the very best is sun
shire Therefore II Is very plain that poor slee D
ers should pass as many hours of the day in sun
shine, ard as few as possible in the shade Many
women are martyrs, and yet do not know it.
They shut the sunshine out of their houses and
hearts, they wear wells, they carry parasols they
do all that is possible TO keep OFF the subtlest
and yet most potent influence which is intended
10 give them strength and beauty and cheerful
ness. Is II not time to change all this, and so
get roses and color in our pale cheeks, strength
In our weak backs, and courage in our timid
souls? The women of America are pale and
delicatei they may be blooming and strong, and
the sunlight will be a potent Influence in this
transformation. VIII they not try it a year or
two, and Oblige thousands OF admirers?
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PROPOSALS.
ID ROPOSALS FOR PASSENGER ELEyA.
TOR FOB THE SOUTH WING OF THE
NEW STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPART-
MENTS BUILDING, WASHINGTON,D. O.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
Treasury DEPARfMENf,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., ,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Sept. 7th, 1874 \
Scared Proposals ill be received at this Office
ul II M OF the bTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1874, for fur
Psssergsr Elevator in the South Wing Of the new
S ws.h,. Hsr' and Navy Departments Building,
Copies OF the General Specifications, Drawings of
Oa, ano FGrns OF Proposals, may be had on ppli-
The scanOldiDg required by the Contractors TO
put the Elevator In place will be furnished by the
SoVernment, free of charge, but will be erected by
The Elevator must bs completed within three
months from date Of scce ptance of proposal and the
for period of two years.
Payment will be made on the completion OF the
work less ten lO) per cent which will be retained
until the Elevator has been sstisac ory tested for
q period Of six months.
All bids must be accom- panied by a penal bond in
the sum OF five Thousand dollars, $1,000 that the
bidder will accept and perform The contract if
awarded him; the sufficiency of the security be
cerllhed by the United States Judge, CLERK Of the
United States COURT, or the District Attorney of the
district wherein he resides.
sll bids If II be deemed for the interest of the Gov
ernment to do so.
Kvery bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtained AZ this office, and must conform In every
respect TO the requirements Of this advertisement,
CT IT will not be considered.
Pr posals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged In the manufacture OF
Elevators, and who have not the necessary facilities
for getting out the work.
Proposals wilt be enclosed in sealed envelope
endorsed Bid for Passenger Elevator for the South
Wing Of the New State, War, aud H4yy Depart
mems Building" and addressed TO
A. b. MULLETT,
sepo zI Supervising Architect.
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A REMEDY FOR HAY FRvRR.-ProfessOr
HelmholtZ, aware OF the poisonous action of
quinine upon infusoris, determined recently TO
make an experiment with that substance on the
yibrionic bodies he had discovered in the nasal
secIetion OF persons suffering from hay fever,
ana for that purpose be employed a neutral aud
weak solution of Quinine, which he poured into
both nostrils with pipette viii 81 the patient
was in a recumbent position, with the head low
Ihe result was most satisfactory. Doctor
Frickhoter, of Schwalbach, and Professor
Busch, OF Bonn, have also succeeded in curing
the affection by the same method. Professor
Binz suggests that a tepid solution of quinine
should be used, and that instead of a piDette.
Webers simple but effective nose-douche should
be employed for applying the quinine solution,
care being taken that the quinine is free from
aGulteraIlOn.
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DI n ID


ELEoRE. On Monday, September list, at 9
oclCck .. ms, sfter q short illness, Mrs. A. A EL-
MORE, 6geo 81 yesrs, wife Of Theodore Elm0se, sr,
formerly OF Richmond, Va.
Her mains will be taken 20 Richmond, Va, for
tnteIment.
IRiohmoDd papers please copy
GAsKINs. On NondsY morning, September al.t,
AMELIA GASkINS. wife Of the laIe David q as
kns, IN the 69ih year 81 her age, after q loug Rni
painful Illness, which abe bore with Christian for
titude.
Sleep on, sleep on, tear mother,
In thy cold ard narrow led;
Thou liyest yet Ia loving hearts
Though with the sllelt dead
fIiepds OF the family are respectfully invited 20
afts ID the uDeral from The reedence Of Der son
law, Mr.. George E.tler, Ne. 20 Congress street,
SeofgeteN q, u. O., Tuesday afteraOOn, O'Clock.
kkANBRIEhL. On the 2)th instant, VIII
LlAn ~. hbAkBBIhHL youngest child a David
days
Relatives AMI friends Of the family are most re-
spectfully invited to attend his fuaersi Tuesday
sterI September n, ~ 2O'clOck, from his pa
rents' residence, No 5l9 Missouri avenue.
TUCKER ON the 18Th instant, st Potonso View,
WsstnOrelAnd county, Va, RUBkRT FRANCIS,
infant sea Of Geo. W. ami MOils Tucker, aged ?
n.Onths.
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ECONOMIC SCIENCE was put TO a good use At
Belfast, Ireland, during the session Of the Brit
ish Science Association. There was a strike OF
Wolkmen IN that city which had continued for
seven weeks at the time OF the associations
meeting. While the Economic Science section
was discussing the relations OF capital aud labor
delegations from the masters and wOrkinemen
were present and from the practical sugges-
u6ns made In the debate, the two delegations
arrived AZ an understanding which terminated
the strike. The next day work was resumed,
and Prof. TyDdsll, in has closing address, had
the pleasure Of announcing the fact 70 the as
ISOLATION.
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TO.MORROW.
pYB II. WARNER,
- hesi Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 7ih and sta north wazt

RYB h. WARNER,
" hesi Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 7ih and SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE STORY
BECK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH RTOE
SF sTREET SOUTH, BETWEEH Isr n d
ID STREETS EAST, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of q deed of trust to DanT l. Eatop
a.. dated October l3 b, A. ID. 1870, duly recorded in
- liber No 6S, folio 446, of the land records
Ter toe District of Columbia, and also by virtue of
cecree Of the Supreme Court of said District En- uty
cause NO. ,f0l, docket Il, substituting the under
signed trustee in place Of Daniel l. Eaton, and at
the request of the party secured thereby. will sell
~ public auction, in front of the promises, on
TUESDAY, September ~, 1874, at $50 O'Clock q
all that cersn piece or parcel of ground situate
and being in the city Of ashngton, District OF CO.
Iumbla, known and designated on the plat or plan
OF said city as Lot lettered # in subdivision of
original lots mum bered eighteen (lS and nineteen
(l9) in Square numbered seven huDd fed aud thirty,
tV o, (1S2,) together with the improvements, &c .
consisting CT three story pressed brick front Dwell
nr 2, with back building, SO.
Terms CBe-thfrd OF the purchase money in cash,
and the balance in g. IL and Is months with interest
1t ten per cent per annum and secured by deed of
trust on the property sold. 100 will be required
es deposit at time Of saIe. All conveyancinR at
expense OF purchaser. If terms Of sale not COM
pile with In seven days after day of sale, the Trus
zee reserves the right TO resell the property at the
Ssk and cost of the defauting purchaser, after five
GEORGE w srIuKNEY, Trustee.
7. OOLDwELL Salesman,
sep5-eo6d lChronicle m w ,fkdsl
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n A R RIEn

GAN1Z-MORG An. On Tuesday. 18th ssptem.
Der ls4, BY The Rev. Mr.. Grosh, WILLIAM NJ
SAh1L 10 ANNIE o., second daughter OF Joan q.
msrgsn.
JOHEs0N-sT. JOHN In Baltimore, on the slst
hnch, l64s m. ~ the residence Of the bride a
parents, by the Rev. +. Dougher1y, HENRY A
JOHhSON, Of W ashington, ID c., to Miss JIMMIE
Es I'D TT. JOHN, OF Baltimore.
WALTER-HULLEE. On the I6,h instant. bv
the be-; Alphsus W llson, SAMUEL p. wALTER
70 AMANDA ". MULLEN, both Of this city.
lhew York, PHI laOei phis, Baltimore, Richmond
and Norfolk papers please copy
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UY WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auctioleer,
~ (Successor 20 Green & Williams, Auct's,D
No. IOOl. northwest corner lnth and ID.


ONE FINE BED REP PUFFING PAREOR
SUITE, WALNUT NJ. T. DRESSING CASE
sui rs. WALkUTWRIT rABLGs,w Al
nut MARDROBEs, HANDSOME WALNUT
nARbLE;10p OENTER TABLES. BODY
AND IhPksTBY BRUSSELS CARPETS, ONE
bEuNZE DRIP LIGHT, LAOE CURTAINS
kkp 1nS0bHIGEs, HtIa MATTRESSES,
PPAhH S T0ILETsET, BRUSSELS Il ALL ga B.
P6IS, Walnut HALL SUITE, FINE WAL
nut n. T. sIDEB0ABD. WALNUT DINING
Chairs, WALNUT EXTgNsION TABLE,
DkE GROVER a EbbEWING MACHINE,
BknsSEL sAHD INGRAM STATE CARPETS,
ONE HANDSOME PABLOR SUITE, UPHOL,
SIEbED IN FANCY STEPPED REP; WAL-
E E6dK NJ Ir T. we SHAnBnR sGIIEs, WALNgr
OBAIRs, WALNUT RoOKERs, PAINrED
Elites Ell AND MARDRQeks, HAIR AND
HUt MATTRESSES. WALNUT REOEP-
lion CHAIbs, TUCKER AND OrHER
sPhlnnG mATThESSEs, &C, &c.
n On MONDAY, September 2sth, AZ 10
" O'Clock m, we shall sell the above named
81 furniture, contained in I9 rooms, in house
northwest. '
Trims: Cash.
sepls.d IRepl WASH r. WILLIAMS, Auct
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THE SULPHURIo ACID CUBE FOR DIPTHKRIA
The Hamilton Spectator (South Australis)
oiptheria. The disease is declared by Mr.
Gresthesd TO be Of hydated growth, and that
the germs of IL floating about In certain impure
atmospheres were inhaled by human beings
For grown person four drops OF sulphurc acid
oiluted In three quarters of lumber Of water;
with smaller dose for children. The effect Of
this treatment was said 10 be Instantaneous; the
acid at once destroying the parasites and the
patient coughing up the distinctions. The pa
pers have teemed with the accounts OF sufferers
who had recovered In q few minutes by adopt
ing the "Greathead" treatment. Children, al
most previously in q dying state, were declared
TO be playing about within ten minutes; and st
a moderate computation some forty or fifty OF
hese sudden recoveries have been placed on
ecord with full particulars.
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Il THE APPROACHES AND FEECzS FOB
THE UNITED STATES GENERAL POST
OFFICE, WASHINGTON, ID q.
OFFICE OF SUPERvTs Nc ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Sealed Proposals viii be received at This office
an anti, ~ NJ Of the 2lsI DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874,
United States General Post Once, Wsshin gton. D.
a., gil 81 the Cut Granite Work required for the
Ance with Drawings and specifcations.
h,hcS bidde5 must submit 70 this Offices sample
p,ock OF Inc granite proposed to be furnished, the
hiocs to be II BY IL by u inches, showing on
the beF fa set.Ee Of the t2ne and on one Of
zone on the work, which must fe equal to the
rhe whole If the stone, cut and ready for setting
must De delivered At he site Of the building as
work, the delivery to be commenced within two
mSnihs aiier the award of the contract, AID the
rom same date, under q pen atty of one hund red dol
Ia are Sud ior each days delay above the time
Proposals will be made for the work as exhibited
1.-The Drawings and described by ths Specifications
NO DID Will be received except from the oEKsTs or
essess 81 the gusrIies from which the stone pro-
posea 10 De furnished, sr their agents. OF from
nave the necessary facilities for prompt execution
bond from th rs ana VINO must furnish
tasIr san pie is taken, that they will deliver
plete the work within the ii ne sbove Seciied,
Psyments VIII be made monthly deducting ten per
cent OF Moik executed until the final completion of
All bids must be accom- panied by the bond of two
responsible persons in the sum of five thous and dol
lars, $4,000 that the bidder will accept aud per
form the contract il awarded him, and execute bonds
5000 The bond 10 be approved by the United
states Judge, Clerk of the United States court,
der resides.
The Department RESERVES the right to REJECT any or
al bids, IL it be deemed for the interest of the Gov
eminent to 90 so.
Every bid must be made on the printed form, TO be
obtained az this office, ard must conform id every
respect to the of this advertisement
10 will not De considered.
Copies of the Plans al Specifications may be OBJ
tanned on application at this office.
Proposals must be incl5sed in a sealed envelope
endorsed Pre- posals for Cut Granite Work for the
approsehes and Fences OF the United States General
snnes ,Sa am WIZ tn me ne
der and quarry marked thereon, ado ressed to
A, B. MULLETT,
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiopeer,
~ Gal Louisiana AYepue, two doom east of 9Th n
TRUSTEES sALE0FvALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON STREAT NORTH, BE-
TWEEN 9TH AND

6Ec AMI WEST.
= BY virtue OF deed OF trust to the under
HS signed dssed November q, 1873, and duly re-
corded in Liber No 1872 folio La One of the land
r. cords for WsshingtOn county in the District of
Columbla, and at the request Of the party secured
the premises on tn U RsDAY, the st day of Octo-
Der, O'Clock m ,allthat parcel of land sit
uate In the city OF Washi0 gtou, Ia the District of
columbia, known and described u pOn the plat and
IIan Of sad city as and being all of lot numbered
nfteen (15D In square numbered three hundred and
seventy seven, (a7,) except the northeastern part
thereof, fronting twenty Gao feet north street,
lot TO be sold being contained within the following
description, to wit: BEGINNING at the northwest
corner OF SAID LOT numbered fifteen, (l5I aud
ping thence eSst on rect forty one 4l feet and
west lines Of said lot sixty (6OD feet; thence east
twenty 20) feet to the east line of said lot; thence
south with said east line ninety mine 1922 feet to the
soC1heast corner OF said lat thence west with the
south line forty six (46 feet and Il inch 10 he
southwest corner Of said lott thence nerth with the
wet line forty -four 4il feet to the angle Of the 80
loot alley thence west with said alley fifteen Cl6D
FEET TO the southwest corner of the front part said
Iot and thence northerF with the west line Of said
front part OF said lot hundred and sixteen l6)
Iee "a the place OF b. together with ali and
appurtensnces to the same belonging or sppertain-
irg:
The amount secured thereby, unpaid, a, OSO a.
90 twelve, Q2,) aud eighteen u.s. months, for notes
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold. A deposit
Of SA0 will be required at the time Of sale All
coENeyaIc cling at the cost OF the purchaser IL the
ter MS of sale are not complied with within seven
dsys from the date OF sale, then the property TO be
reeOId at the riss snd cost of the defslting pur.
chsst r, ard the said deposit shall be forfeited.
HENRY Il. TtLLHkpGE. Trustees.
serl4-td THOMAS LOWING. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON,

10y b. h. wARsEn,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, cor. and Ttb Sta, northwest,
TbUsTIEs SALE OF VALUABLE UEJa.
Proved PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH NEsr
c1bH5H 1r 9TH AND SIS NORTHWEST
- By virtut Of q deed Of trust, dated Noysm-
Der q, a. ID. 1868, duly recorded in Liber T ani
ior Washington county 10 the District of COuu-
bta and at ihe quest Of the party secured thereof
will sell at public auction 10 front Of the pren,'
p NJ the foosi described real estate .SU e' IL
the city OF Washington, ID. c., to wit: Ali II Lot
numbered twenty one (iD and all of Lot numbe ed
eighty sew. 81 feet deep, In subdivision 81
or1sif al Lots numbered nine, (9,I ten, no. and
eleven, O1,l of square numbered three hundred aud
office Of the survey Of said city, and conta sing in
all three thousand six hundred and ninety-three
spp one,fourth g. essl square feet, more or less.
each fronting eighteen ls) feet and one.haif
ga inches on 9th street, with the depth Of SAID
Terms: Dash. A derosit of one hundred q q 1907
dollars On day OF SALE Al convey ancing at cost OF
purchaser III terms Of sale are not cam pIjad vith
In i've days after sale the Trustee the right
purchaser, after seven days advertisement IN some
one on or more newspapers published in the city of
z. W. DENHAM, Trustee.
~THE PURCHASES HAVING FAILED 70
comply with the above terms, will resell Tn. ab
DAY, Sept. mber 18th, 1874, at s O'Clock o. m, at
the rick and cost Of the defsulting purchaser.
sePiO-d Wv. DENHAM. Trustee.
81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
account II q e rain, until MONDAY, September
Y W. DKNHAM. Trustee.
sepl7ths&m J. T. COLDwELL, Salesman.
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UY LATIMER & OLEARY,
Ii AuctiODeers and Real Estate Brokers
Southwest csrner Pennsyllania avenue and 18th 81 -
Star Office BuiIdfng
OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE GA
bSaORTM II sTREET, BETWEEN 2IsT AND

OHAHCKRY sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IND pEIM PRONED REAL ESTATE GA
S2p sTRrsTs 49, bArEE In 2 IfTv ASp
wAsHisaToS, DisTRI6TT OF COLT dBfk
- BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme COari Of
A cause No so Of Louis sosRsde q 81 isS
Sarah III TurtoS ct al the undersigned, as trustees
bio sald fsa9sse; will sell a. pTOliG auSton, - the
September, commencing st O'Clock D. m on the
premises the described real estate to
VII: Lot numbered q, in subdivision Of original
LOT numbered IA, in square numbered seventy-1ine,
l79D (mace by the trustees in the caussJ with the
inproy thereon, consisting of q large brick
dwelling, containing about Is rooms.
Immediately sfeT the above sale will sell lot IL in
SAID SUBDIVISION OF said lot H. in said square seventy
nlne w. and improy nts; each Of said lots ~ aud
- being 70 feet inches on II street, BY Us feet
Immediately after the above sale will sell LOT LET
tered A. in William p Ellott's subdivision Of orr
gnsl lot 3 in said square 79, and the improvements
thereon, consisting OF a large dwelling b 1use.
And Immediately after the above sale will sell Lot
square 70, and improvements thereon, Consisting of
large dwelling house. said lots A and being Il
feet each, by n feet in depth.
and balance of purchase money pay able 10 six (6i
and twelve I'D months from day Of sale, with In
ter.st at eight Der cent per annum until paid the
payment thereof 10 be secured by the promiss0ry
notes Of the pure haser purchasers, with surety
or sureties, to be approved by the trustees the
whole OF the purchase mon " can be paid cash on
CONT. lien will be retained on the property
sold and no deed will be given until all the pur-
sncng at cost of the purchaser or purchassrs' IT
purchaser fails TO comply with terms Of sale within
ten days after day # SALE the Trustee reserve the
Of the defsulting purchaser purchasers. de-
posit OF So will be required on each piece eff prop
WIN JMiLLER Trustees.
sepl7- dds LATIMER CLEARLY, Au,ts.
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EVENING STAR.
rbe Daabury News Man ON Ruins.

MIR. Bailey, Of the DaHbury Nes.s, went ost 70
EUROPE with an insatiste yesrnins 70 see some
been that IL be could but 40 60 Earope and see
ruined castle he would be willing 20 give M
ne snd all its pleasures. He hss now seen
several ruins, but they do not come No TO m =
anticipation. He saws OF ore of them
Ine castle, like many other ruins I have
seen, Is formed OF q curious m Nture OF stone
enIPs, eoobles and brick. I had an idea that
they were OF huge, evenly-sQuzred blocks OF
granite, with marble floors. But they are OF
just such composition as mention, and how the
builders ever succeeded IN getting them M
straight Is something 1 cannot understand, The
tcors are not OF marble, but Of concrete. Where
they are not OF concrete they are tagging, aud
rheumatism must have been in the hey.dsy OF
its career. The family which didn't have four
cases Of il WAS looked down upon; and properly
enough The ground floors 20 many Of the
bouses now occupied are OF stone, bat IL Is not
30 bad as oil-cloth.
The cement in the walls of the various ruins
excite the attention Of msny people. They
say IL Is impossible 70 make as arm mortar In
these days. Ii Is hard-harder than losing an
eight hundred dollar horse. have nothing %
say against the cuteness of the ancients except
IN the matter OF architecture and painting. I
cannot forget that Seversl-hundred-y year old
revolver and breech-loader which L saw in the
Tower OF London. The sncients did many
things which we are just discovering aud pro-
Claiming as our own invention, and I DO not
Coubt that IL will yet be found that they hal
shirts opening behind. Bot let us not sntici-
pate.
The walls were built of concrete in those
days, and not plastered. How their ukIfness
was hid 4 do not know. Perhaps il was not
concealed st all, but that il was Just a. we nov
find Il. In such case there must have been
trouble. Imagine young Lord de Rowbeer,
whose rather recently came over with the Con-
queror, dancing set with q bewitching part
ner. In The excitement of the dance he Is
struck against by Baron OyOnDer, also recently
from Normandy, and sent spinning against the
nutne CRATER wall. You will have no trouble
imagining faaf in a
concesl the damage TO his pants, and with the
blood rickliDg down his face, his sword drawn,
and shaking with passion, inviting the Baron
TO step out in the back yard and get mailed
between the eyes. With equal ease we can
imagine the Baron, later in the night. awakened
from sound, virtuous sleep by lump of con-
crete falling from the wall of his bed-chamber
and striking him on the nose. We will not
+ ause TO listen to his remarks.n
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- Mr.. Anderson, the father Of two OF the SIX
young men drowned near Niagara about two
months ago By the capsixfng Of the yacht Foam,
purchAsed the Inflated vessel and destroyed her
at Toronto by are On ThVpday night