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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

NAVAL ORDRgs.-Lieut. Commander s. a
McCsrty TO the North Atlantic station, per
steamer 12th inst. Lieut.. Charles A. Stone
from the Fortune and ordered to ordnance duty
at the Many Yard, Washington, ID. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

Nor So.-Judge Fisher, United States attor
ney for the District, has returned from a vis
TO Delaware, and he denies the reports pub
lished in reference to resigning his present po-
sitiOn or that he is a candidate for the United
States Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08

PRRsONAL.-Mr. COrcOran has returned to
the city from the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, where he has been for several weeks.
''''Chief JustIc Waite is at present the guest OF
Senator Buckingham at Norwich, Conn. 49,.
Senator and Mrs. Thurman left the city this
morning for the White Sulphur Springs. where
they Will probably remain until October 1st
The Senator has not been well this summer,
and takes this recreation by direction of his ply
sician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08
CORD's OPERA HOUSE.

LpEO. ON K1biBiisn and sale S.g no
5fH ST. 7TH 81.
No A3g TEb street, bet Wssu ID anG streets, eight
doors above Odd Eeliovs' Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, EBErsstngs, ChrOmOs, &c,
Also, largest stock PAPER Hangings, Window
Eaa6ss, Pictures, Frames, PictSre Cords and Tss-
sels, Rtngs, Nails, &C, ia the District.
|" "TERNs OAsH.
AZ Please rernsmb7r Name snd E11lbsT. jeI-Iy'
ALL KIFDs OF GENTLEMEN'S OAsT-OFF
~ WEARING APPAREL can be sold 20 the vs-y
best sdyautage by addressing or sailing on JUSTH,
6l9 ID street between 6sh and 7tn streets north
west. - EOte5 by mail promptly attended TO.
Cssh paid jyStT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08
CUNIIQIE-sIMMNR THEATER.

SEPTEMBER 7-Every hight, and two Mstinees:
EuRsgemert eNtra9rdinary, for ole week only, OF
the ceiebT ated Eht-WeIs kt Champion Of the Arena
OF America, Mr. BILLY EDWARDS, v no will ap-
rear ms htly in cOuunction with the light-seigai
Champion of Eng ard, Mr.. ARTHUR CHAM
BEBe, IN the ctlrbrated Farce q ION AND
ykRBY.1 First appearance in Hsshi1gton II the
KfnR cf BaIjoist= ard ErbiOpesn Comedians, Mr..
EDWIE FRENCH. First appearance Of the sreAt
Motto Wee list. Mr.. FRED ID. HARbIe. y Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND UUSCkRT uNOzR THE
n auspices u tn Ienc~ueJ 1fsgtIC nHO' x
Of W Hshig ~. VIII % Cive1 or WEDN E5DA1
hIG 1T, a; O'Clock, in tre PresbJ tesisn church 1
b CkVille. MI.
Tri- Corc.rf viii he c0ufrc.eS b. the first musi-
cal lent in the Ch ir. Prof Psreabesu VII pre-
side piano.
The ladies' Of tire church will furnish refresh
u1erts A. all horrs "a ts:t the Agrtcult Ira
Fair G. Cunys, st reasor able rates. sep1-E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08
NrEW ODD FELLOWS HALL.
~ Seventh street, between ID and 4
ONE WEkK MORE OF
sANFORD'S
Old Time MfnsfreIs

ONE WEEK MGREOF
&ANFORDfS
Old Time MfpsfreIs
RECEIVED EVEkY EYEEIHG WITH EG-
THUSIASM.
LOsk st the Change of Programme.
Fridsy Evening Sanford : BENEFIT,
Saturday Matinee, doors open NJ Ia O'Clock
kyening sdHissicn, IS and 60 cenIsi Matinee I
and q cents sep7 3tE
EORDS OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
COMEDY BuTlssque. Ballet
Besufy, YAIfrfy,' MeTTimebtiN
Pre-emineutiy aud Brill aLtly Successful.
ELIZA WEAIHF RsBY, ELLA GRAHAM,
1.-The stars Of the Evening"
sLEETING BEAUTY OF TdE ENCHANTED WOOD
sLEETING BEAUTY OF The ENCHANTED WOOD,
SLEEFING BEAUTY pF The ENCHANTED WOOD,
SLEEPING BEAUTY OF TIE ENCHANTED WOOD,
SLEEPING BEAUTY OF The ENCHANTED WOOD,
SLEEFLNG BEAUTY OF THB ENCHANTEp WOOD,
atd
MY NEIGHBOR's WIFK.
Glorious FarCe, With = Glorious Cast.
The entire peIfoImsI &c will be given Tor the Sat
uTdsy q atiuee 81 the usual cheap prices.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
Volne mySienk

Rostlinstvo meni Sc uhli poskytuje
tax ceym stoletim sv6tlo. HE. lid6 ma
il len zfidka tax testne urteni.
Jest tax snadne klamath sama sobe a
nepozorvati toho, jake Jest nesnadne kla-
matt jine a nebyti zpozoravanu post
zenu.
Telesni krasa Jest odporuenjicim lis
TEN, iehoz velmi zhusta dorucitel hoden
uebyva
Neni nestastneiSiho zbytecn&lsiho
stvofeni mad stareho mrzouta; nejen ze
takovy pro zadnon radost ynimavosti ne.
ma, ale ami on sam nikomu pot6Seni zpd-
sobiti nemdze.
Chlapci Jest svet pouze obrazem. On
iest6 neyi, jake isou skutetnosti trudy,
vasn6 a tuzby muzd. Pro neho Jest sku-
teGnosti pouze eho hrani ieho ulohy, ie-
no domacj zivot Ale zihy nadchaziva
zm5na Neaka neotekavana mocna
udilost, iako umrti otce nebo matky.
vstoupeni do u6eni nebo vyssich skoi
vyburcuie rozum oziyi neteGnosf ieho;
chlapec nabude opravdovosti vnimavo-
sti muze, ktertzto vlastuosti vice iei neo-
pusti
Zac name bohu byti vdeGni! Ia mas
animalni zivot! Ny name meme radosti
nez zyifata; isme choulostiv6iSi naprot
ZINE a horku vselikym neduh6m a svi
ze1m t6lesnim Zvlfe snaze dobvde S
vyzivy a ukoii acknowledgements potteby
sv6. nez 6loo6k Ale trampoty a muka
telesna isou nitim vedle duSevnich tryz
nj, iimz zadny tloyek, blba nebo blazna
vyjimaie, neuide Neuplyne jedineh'
dne kde by n6kter6ho smrtelnika tryzei
ducha Mcdonald k samovrazd6 Byt
bohu vd6cnfm, Zat! Miliony voiaki
jsou stale zamestnani zabiienim lidi. Sta
tisice kneA pracuii stale udrzeui Glove
Genstva temnotach. Ma sto panovni
XII dava 81 obrubu roucha oslintavati mr
ca5kuiici massou poddanych. Vidm Q
semetne prayniky 5 usmtyavou tvati od
rati chudase, vidim podvodne lekafe jen
lidi otravui penize ma mich vymamuj
vidim nevtstky, zlodtie, lupice, yrahy
mistry popravni zebrakd jake pisku
pousti. Nuze, mann "a to bohu byti vdt
nym. job, vyvrzeny ma smetiste a q
synh, deer a manzelek syych opust6ny
o stada sya oloupeny, zvolal blaznivei
zapalu: ,,Budiz vile tyoje pochvalena
Ale ia volam zenou ieho: KIM ton
hohu a zemfi,'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
Worry ObCan.

.,Jestli pax .iste voliR' ta4e Sc ieden
obtan druheho. - | sklidil bych to-" od-
povida tdzany ,.abych pridal hlas n9ja-
k6mu lumpovi." - "A jakemu lumpo-
VIZ" - ,,Inu, ia neyim,'
Tato rec rozpfedla Sc We stfedu rano po
ustavni volb6 ma Croton str Jest "a
ist6 yeimi poutna.
Tedy obGan, .iemuz ma ptedce vemi
byti zalezeno, ably stat dobrymi zlkony
Sc sprayoyal, aby mel poctiy6 a syedomi-
te 1tedniky zastupce - nevykonava
sye pravo yolebni pro to, ze by muse
dati hlasu syeho nekter6mu lumpoyi. l.
yadime 10 pro to, IL Cecha takto yelmi
lnnoM soudi
kdybychom yychazeli ze stanoviska
re kazdy kandidat. af 81 ma sntm nebo
do dtadu, jest lump, ienz hlasu naseho
neni hoden, pax by vseobccne volebni
pravo pax by nase republikanske ziize-
ri, kter6 sc ma yolbe ysechntch ufednikG
statnich, okresnich a mistnich, akoz ma
yolbe presidenta misto-presidenta zaka
da, "a mic nestalo, take by mnohem pro-
sp6sntjs bylo. kdybychom ie odkopli a
zfizenim monarchickym bez volebniho
prava je nahradili. PAX by obcanstyo
(podle yzoru toho tesk6ho posetilce) bylo
zbaveno nepfijemn6 poyinnosti yoliti lum-
py, jelikoz by je Y dfady dosazoval IL
boyolny panovhik .ieho vlada
Podivne to rozumovani! Kdyz mezi
volen}mi zastupci 1fedniky n6ktery nj
eema Sc vyskyhe, isou vsichni do icdno-
no ni6emnici, nezaslunuiici, ably Jim clo-
vek pfidal svGi HAS, ba celia soustaya
cee zfizeni vladni "a mic nestoii,
A takovi nudrdci ii Ike ysemu iestt
mysli, ze mali toho tihary, ze jsou mon
dtejsi nez ii, ktefi ,voli lumpy." Tako
yych obGanG jen polovic pax sme
nasi repnblikou "a ttvrt stolet hotoyi.
Ale ten elovek, ktery tax znamenite
ndhledy proievil, ami nevede, ze Sc V Ite
~ blasovalo novou 1stavu. Jest tndi;
patrno zc necte Odkud tedy Sc dovida
re sc voli do uradd zastupitelstev iel
sami lumpove! Takoyi tlachaloye verl
neisou hodni, ably yzduch teto svobodn
zeme dychali. Jim nejlepe by svtdcil
kapralska hal bachovskyeh byrokrat
h-fza pred ,pany zandarmy"
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
Mistni zprayy.


nebyla prav6 neiziveisich. 2o,o0o
voliGi hlasoyalo pouze $4,000, tedy celia
p6tina zastala IA peel nepokladaiic "a
povinnost dosti d6lezitou odoyzdati
HAS svdj We prospech move nebo stare 4
stavy. Ma ulicich bvlo ktidno. jake oby
Geln6 Lide sh po SVEN, staraiice Sc ma
10 ustavu, laiseuc, 2astouponl mensmy
j. Jen ntkohk povozd yolite sVazel'-
cich syedtilo, ze isou volby
Otazka laisontni byla popredi Mem
cam a Cech6m .iedn6, temperenclarum
druht strany zalezelo pfedkem ma pfiz-
nivem rozreseni t6to otazky.
L volebnich osudi (polld) To-, II. lo
wardy bylo zaiimave podivani ma mladt
stare danny, ktere horliv6 proti lalsenc
astovaly, voliGdn chutne lun6e nablzel,
tenn ienz die pfani jeiich hlasoyali, ky
ticku do knohikove dirky vetknuly. 10
biz kazdeho pollu byly stoly postaveny
pokryt6 rozli6nymi studenymi pokrln,
iako sunkou, yuftami, teleci kytou, kufe
tenn, syrem a j. Y. Ntkter6 hostiteleI
bvlv roztomile, take mladsim svobod
n1m voiGGm nemalo nebezpecny byly
Tvto wardv votily take veSme
nro,i laisenci
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
The sam
'Eydcnnik. p0iOtydennik IA
0GnMik.

yr, +, ,nsy
lydcnhl "h jest priilS znamy case
ps, ne] aoy poirep9Eai 9dP'rncoEahi'
Pfcin{ nige1 aos2}I u, Paocsale q ,isic 9 9a-
o1t'''ela @ l;;i. ss,o !.e"'''A ''S'' ""oS 'o'
js'l 49, '"s '','''l 'o''
JsoH 70 noT'hJ pfNhi 'ldF' i'ien
% s'tcn' S"la, 5.g''i sJeHS Z Ue""' "Ga-oIl ;aDrl,
.ile'lt uule1,,o ,} ogs't,isj q s'De lp1' ="
t ..'S'leill' sio~'''''''o''i0'i - " y A''so'" ."
''p''' I. en- ..; .a5. .,a;,,uhl;.+ nla :
to'.5i, t. ,a,,s5ha Ito"i ,3obo drnby1 by
J neobsoLniici n;c z5yadn6ho ! mrayilm
skodliv6ho.
Jest TO prvui tfjdy zdbaynik. pfinase
iici vttc6nG povidky na6rty b6zn6 lite
ratury, peclive rybrane a male tsten6.
jest to uryui tidy list hosio ldfsky
Neiepsi q uciaogeisi hospodafskt clan.
ky nalezne Gtcnat kazdem elsie.
Jest 10 nezayis}f list politely, nena
icHci zadnG stranG nenosic
zadnf oboiek. On boiuie "a zasady
zvoleninejlepsich muzuda dfadl. Zyla5t
III zfetel venuie odhaloy MIN velike po
usenosh, ktera nyni osabnie a ostouz
nasi zemi hrozi podryti same zaklady
nasi republiky. On Sc neboli nicemli
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20

To ie prav6 slovo.
Fraitr Matousek navstivil syou kacen-
ku pevnym umyslem: dnes, nebo nix
dy.
,,Kaeenko, mas mne rada.' ptal Sc la
hodnG
To Wis, ze ano," zaseptla katenka.
Ale hle. fraitr nerozumel.
,,kaGenko, ptal isem sc te; mas mne
rada" opakoval ddraznti.
..Iuu ano" - Zas nerozumel.
,,Ale to pofad iest6 mic neyim: mas ne
10 nemasi coz
,,Inu - ..jo'i"
NO t4k - ted to tePrv vim" zaplesal
frair; ,takv's mohla mluyit dnv iak -
patti
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20

zazaloyal ie ma olskodn6ni. Soudce, lie-
mua zaloba pfednesena, ualezl takto:
Kdyby Sc ten obzaloyanyeh na neiz
kamon let6l, nebyl uhnul, byl hY tento
do ieho hlavy uhodil a ne DO osna |
Jest tedy poymen skoda i'm u5inenou na-
hradit.
odsou}onf lrtau, dive sc mondrosti
sodcoy6 litoval. q si radeii hIayn medal
rozblti - nebot pax I, byl kamen ne
viet6l do okna.
Jedna lnlada DANA doyolila si iodno.
mu panoy irfslolujici pozudmku ,kdyz
Styfltel mas minil, &c neni dobfo tloy6ku
byti samotnemu a to Y dobt kdy KRONE
Adalua nebyIo tvora lidsktho ma syGta
iak hrozneho zlocinu aapousd Sc star
mlddenci, ani Sc nezeni, AZ Sc syet hezky
nj dtycaty ien icn hem@l
Asi Yetilety rusohlayek mzai Sc y,
matky: ,,Maminko, az umru stanu g
andelitbenl bndu nositi lid6m beibieka:
Matka z6stala y@ete6koyi odpoyed dlu4
ma.
Biblicka spolecnost zasobnie vseck.
zeleznicc biblemi. Mysi snad, ze ma q
mcrickych 4elezuicich cestoyatol6 kazdo
chvili nalezita pfipragy ma smrt potfebt
Iji!
V kter6m masici uanluyi toho zensk
neimen& ~ Y 0noru protoze ma jc
2S dni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20

- q " q w l. - = ~
Kdo ze vsech ucenych muzi neiyico
mGze nafikat ma neydecnost nevzd6la-
most Hdskou!
Lekat - nebot kazly nemoen.t ma ne
no vyplazne iazyk.
Schumacher vetsinez druh}.
Tfi taskafi vyidou yenkovs keho ho-
stince a prvni pravi: Vidtl's ~ krasne
hodinky ma zdi.'
Druhy: ,,Ty NJ man kapse."
Ma to pravi tfeti: ,,Ba nenas, ty uz
mann Ease ia' Pal.
r. no. George Clark, slayny mou-
feninsky minstrel, byl iednou poyolan
"a svtdka. Advokat, ktery svtdectyi
ieho zlehGiti cht6l, tazal Sc jel:
Vase zamestndni jest moufeninske
minstrelstvi, neni-li pravda!
oAno, pane, odv6til tazany.
,Neni to povoldni pfilis nizsk4 ilcpo-
testneI' t5zal sc zlomyslny advokat
dale.
,,Nemohu, pane, fici. Ale md otec
mel bezectntjsi povolani"
Go byl asi vas otec."
,.Mdj otec byl praynik," odpoy6del
Clark hlasem tax litostivym. 10 Sc ODE
censtyo dalo do naramneho smicbu.
Pravnlkoyi zasla chuf Clarka ieste dale
zlehcovat.
/ Drn ny Salamoun. Dya lrGant
Sc jedenkraie dostali do sebe. Jeden cbyti
veiiky kamen mrstil MIN 20 SVEN so
koyi, ktery sc na stssti nhnul, talk ze k..
men misto hlavy rozbil velike kramske
okno. Kramaf dal oba ryace sebrati {
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20

POXORl
R'GKOR! POZOR!
HAMBuRsKO AMERlCKA PARO-
PLAyFBN1 sPCLECNOsT,
(Ilamburg Amerikansche Iacketfahrt-
Acien Gesellechaft.}
Esri,nl postoyni parOplayba
mez
HAMBJRKEM h NBWY0RKEM
20 slayn6 osv6d6en{ch yolkych postov
nich parolodich
ommeraata, THurin9iG, Silosia, F55sao,
Te@DhaiiG, Cimbriu, Uoisat5d, HaDa-
mca}o, Iaadalio. Gcrmanio, Saronsa,
boruSs5o. Booor5a, Icatonia, 1uomdn-
ma, ,Sue0ia. f5aacoaio, Rhenania, Lo-
aar,ngiq, 1isatta, lNardcaibo.
s Lodni y(psayy konai Sc 2
Hambnrku do New lorku kazdon stfcdu
Noveho Yorlu do Ilamburku kazdy
5tyrtek.
z iara q IA podzim konaji sc z Ham
bmku do Noveha Yorku Noveho
Yolku do lIamburku mimofadne vypra
w vzdy Y sobotu.
Pfeplavni ceny: !,
Prvni kainta Sl2o We zlate.
Druha kaiuta S72 We zlat6
Mezpalubi: Z Noyeho lorku do
Homburku SsOye zlat6 Z Hambur
ku do Noveho Yorkn &36 papircch.
V Hamburku poda blizsi zprdyu gene
ralni iednatc August BoIten, VIM
/ MILLER'S NachtQlger 33 X 81 Admi
ralitetsstrasse, kde Cechovc naidon sve
no rodaka
n. Josefa pastOra.
V New Yorku poda blizsi zpravu ge
neralni iednatclove
4 KUNHARDT Co, 81 Broad St, n. \
G. b. RICHARD IL BOAS, 81 Broad
way iakoz veSkeii iich iednatelove p'
Sp. statech.
e1gf@ Prosperity postovni paroplavb
iakoz i Pastorova brosnrka uAmerick.
yysiehovalec" rozcsilai sc ma pc&adan
zdarna. sos
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20

tJ3S JDJ0
Jelikoz wardy sestnacta, sedmnacta a
osmnacta daily vttsiny proti lajsenci do
hromady 2l9, obdrzela 4S74 hi. yttsiny.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-20
SeyerO-nelll. Lloyd
prayideln6 postovni parni spo-
jeni mezl
Bremen u Baltimore

pres Southampton po oblibenych
zelezntch parnikach postovnich
(250O - 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain Lilienhaid.
BERLIN, captain Petscher.
ONO, captain Schulenburg.
LEIPCIG, captain Hoffman,
BRAUNSCHWEIG, cap. Unduetsch'
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger.
Expedicni dnoy6 json ustanoveni:
z Bremen; Baltimore
Ohio ID cervence :. srpna.
Baltimore 10. 20. ;,
Braunschweig IL. srpna ). zafi.
Rerlin 10. ;, II. ),
Leipzig 26 10. -
koeln zan 26.
pax kazdy 1terek Bremen, kazdon
sobou Baltimore
Ty,o lode doprayuii ccstovatele do
Bremen, southampton, Londyna, Havru
zp4t.
Ceny pfoyozni We z!a;6:
u Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta %leo zlatG
mezipalubi 36 pap.
4 Baltimore do Bremen. conthampto.
nu, LondTna Ilavrn
kaiuta Sl00v zlatt
nezipalubl 80 ;.
L Bremen, Havru, Southampton
londyna:
me1palubi $50 V pap.
Dati cd i-l0 let polovici, koienci 50
.ay~ Stran zasilek listkd vfeplav
nych obratle 80 jednatelin.
a. $chUialasac cher s. 90.
. South Charles Str. Baltimoae.
Charles Waiter,
- pro Washington.
Martin krejci.
pro ty same lode Clcova-G, O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31
VICTORIA GRAY.

A g ddy Young girl was Victoria GRAY,
One proud auo determined 70 have her own
And rather than bend.
She woIld lose her -. Frisu =
She was one Upon whom you could .ver e.
pend.
Ths; she thoug't herself charming was plain to
be seen
Byher confident mann IT and sat ssed mieu;
She was one Of that kiud
That one often EiH hnt,
With email, selfish heart and diminUtiye
mind
Victoria Gray had = passion for dress,
Though good taste and good judgment she did
on the street she would dirt,
And sweep through the dirt,
With thirty-siX yards OF light silk IN her skirt.
She had many lovers, st may be q score
She had promised 70 marry a dozen or more;
And felt happy and gay
At the confident way
They were treated snd loved by Victoria Gray.
Augustus Van Quirk was her fortunate hans
(YictOry loved his enphObIsus nams)
weak little fellow,
Whose Whiskers were yellow,
With little while hands and a voice rather NAL
low.
HstOok her 10 operas, dances, and plays;
He whispered a store
Of a1ectOn4ts Lore
That blighted the hopes Of dozen or more.
They we're married at last; twas a most famous
affair,
Made brilliant by presents OF real plat ID ware
Twas a transient display,
The talk Of q tav.
And this vas the eId OF Victoria Gray.
Five '. az have passed by, and Augustus Van
CuTk
Has n We. been guilty OF gong 70 work.
Just over the way
J. asm4li sign TO day:
q BJarFin by Mr5. Van pI.rs'' lr-' victoria
GEaVF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-31

CURE FOR DIPHTHRRIA.-The ravases of
diphtheria in Australia have been SO extensive
within the last few years that the government
offered large reward for any certain method of
cure; and among other responses TO this was
one by MIR. Gresthead, who at first kept his
method secret, bnt afterwards communicated
1t freely to the public. 1t is simply the use of
solphuric acid, of which four drops are diluted
in three-fOurtbs of q tumbler OF water to be adj
miDistered to grown person, and simil ar dos
TO children, at intervals not specified. The re-
suit is said 30 be coagulstion OF the diphthe-
rite membrane and its ready removal by cou oh
ing. 1t is asserted that where the case thus
minstiOn, the patient recovered In almost every
instance.
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deception recently occurred in Freeport, Ill. 4,
which looks very like a libel on the sd mitted
keen fntuitOns Of womankind. A rascally i'm
poster presented himself at the residence of
Widow Gaylord, as her long lost husband, and
actually succeeded in convincing her and tn
children that he was the identical husband and
rather who bad been dead. But there was one
skeptical individual connected with the family
who brought the matter before the grand jury,
and after severe examination, the man was
round 10 be an inpostor, and sent TO prison for
three years. One can readily understand how
the children might give credence TO this mans
story, aud even think they recognized their
parents but how shall we account for the wi
dows delusion-unless, indeed-a-what was il
Barkis said? Oh, yes, "Barkis is willin'," said
"a
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@A child at Seymour, Indiana, fell few
days ago biting his tongue in such manner
that 1t bled to death.
~Lady.-"Before engage YOU, L should
like to know what your religion ISL Cook
'Oh, Ina'am! alwsys feel IL my duty to be OF
the same religion 90 the family Pm In"
The Turkish commission at Psd geritza, In
Albania, has ordered the arrest OF o number OF
persons Implicated in the recent murder of
Montenegoia. Reinforcements have been sent
to the Turkish forces in ALBANIA.
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STRANGE ACCIDENT TO CHILD.-Yesterdav
afternoon Theresa Dusel, little daughter ot
John V. Dusel, dry goods merchant doing
business on Bank street, Newark, Was found
hung by the neck in a shed in the yard OF her
parents residence, 20 Arlington street. The
child was only five years and 8 half old. About
O'Clock she obtained permission 20 60 into the
yard, and her mother thinking she had bean
gene unnecessarily long went after her, and
found her liteless body hanging by the chin
over rope which had been stretched across the
shed for the purpose OF drying Clothes. IT l.
supposed that the child had pulled herself up
10 swing, and when her chin caught was unable
TO eKtricate hereby. =. Rsuu Ifi-.
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Brearb Of prow,.e Sat,

DETAILS ~ THE ANBERLkVNK-HOLNRs
CAsk-TBs sToKT As ToIp ~ TAG FLA.S-
T'FF-ALLKsKp PkRFtpY or rHS pEFEND-
Ant,
The suit Tor breach or promise brought BY
SIZES Nav Chamberlayne. OF New York. a
m'uCr through her att5rueyF, sysiust NJ Iabn
i. Holmes PROMISES % create a sensation bon
~ socisl ana legal circles. The damsses arr
fst ~ the piai; tin at $40 08s. sui tie greet
wealth Of The defendant irsures a snsy g-t1a
fortune 10 Miss cham herI syne in case 4ns y-5rs
her case. he story OF Mics ChAmberIaype l.
mat she hrSt became acquainted With Nr
Holmes 81 the age OF II wears Sc -. a. $50
time engaged in soliciting Sahscripti0rs 70 A.
publications. The dsteudsut pstroaiE-d her
extensively, aud apparently became greaffv in
teresttd in her welfare, which be supnl.meDfsd
ere day by proposing 90 make her MS wife as
soon IS she should srTtve az the sge Of maturity
shortly sttervsrd she returned home. IN tha
western part of the state, and attended school
ira considerable period A few months Syo
she came 10 this city and resumed her former
occupation Of soliciting subscriptions In due
course or time she called st tue ofice o. the de-
fenfSnt, when he PROGRESSED 60 have retained
ms original affection for her, and on one occR-
son escorted her 10 his residence At T,nWoOt,
y. y. While on this visit the defendant, 10 u
ave gedr placed plain gold ring upon the tnger
OF tue tialrtt, accompanying it with TIE re-
10 ARK That "she was nov his wife," and that
they were married "as legally a. though ina
CEREMONY had been performed by priest q"
The plaintiff objected to such a summary pro-
ceeolng' anu IN reply 10 her protests tls de-
PENDANT stated that an intimacy had existed
Tor come time previously between himself apf
his hOusekeeper. and that - be haiseveraI
import ant lawsuits pending. in which the laser
"ould be witness IN his favor, he did not dare
Iucnr her dlsplsaSUrs by publicly ssarrxiuy
Mis- thambCTlsyn He. however vgis1a.l. fas
t'a'nf'h 20 coUs der herself hls vvfe aud 20 keen
fbe entire interview secret from her rpotbsr.
! hls ste finally sEreCd 10 90. ard IN o-,i %
S.ay any suspicion which might exist In the
n I'd OF her mother, The defendant wrote A
brief note q tie L. sInti1, in which Dc 81
dressed k,r a. "p,sT WIFE," ard siEneI fIr,-
self "NCUr husband Afisr the plalutiH lsf
returned 70 her home from her visit d the
residence of the defendant, she fer a depression
Of spirits IN consequence OF the deception
sEe was practising toward her mother, and
after the lapse Of \ few hOars sHe coucIudal %
inform the latter Of the whole matter Her
mother, on learning the particulars, accom-
panied her daughter @ the OF &c OF the defend
ant, where stormy interview was had. The
piaintH, At the solicitation Of the defendant.
returned the ring bat refused % give up the
note heretofore mentioned. in which ne hat
addressed her as his wife. UpOn his refusal 20
marry her she threatened to proceed against
him and now proceeds 20 carry out her threat
Miss ChambeTlayue Is bright, handsome anu
accomplished, and Is said to have the svuipathv
Of large circle OF friends.
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LANE PCP.-"Take the lamp up" said a
Portland mother to her daughter the other
night, as the young lady set out for her bed
chamber with no illumination but the light in
her bright eyes.
GOOD gracious, mother" was the laughing
answer, "what kind of a creature Is A lamb,
pup"
"a lamb pup, my child, is the offspring of a
sheep dog. Good night. Take the lamp
POrfIdad Advertiser.
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BLASTED HoPEs.-Scene: Office of the mar
rage license clerk. Enter we'll dressed middle
aged gentleman with matrimony heaming from
every feature.
Clerk-"Well, sir, what can l do for YOU %
Mld0ie-aged genueman-''I would like to
procure marriage license, sir"
been married before ?''
"Ye-es, sir; 1 was, sr.''
|'Wife dead ?"
'I-I believe she is, sirp
"Belieye! Don't you know >"
al haven't seen her for two or three wears and
think che must be dead"
CLERK, tearing up the license, "That's all
want TO know of you, SIR"
Exit matrimonial party with q face yard
loPg.