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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

The BANK NOTE COMPANIES continue to
make vigorous fight against the Printing Bu-
reau OF the Treasury department. Their las
movement is TO obtain the stamp printing. II
they succeed in this, $50 employees of the Print
ing Bureau Will have to be discharged for want
OF work. Most of these employees are ladies'
without any other means of supports than th Il
earned from the government, and TO discharge
them will render them almost destitute. Many
OF them are wicows OF deceased soldiers, with
children dependent upon them for support.
Others are young ladies, children of deceased
soldiers, having, in some instances, to support
An aged mother, and perhaps sister or brother.
Many OF these ladies have come from a distance
10 accept employment under government, in
hopes OF Its being permanent. 1t is the fault of
Congress that the laws relating to the printing
OF United States currency stamps is drawn so
loosely as to allow controversy as to by whom
the work shall be done. Every victory gained
bv the bank note companies over the Printing
Bureau causes fresh discharge OF EMPLOYEES
from that bureau, and consequently adds great
lv TO the misery OF this class in Washingt on
Wash. Cor in Boston Globe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

LOUISVILLE, September Il.-NOthing OF i'm
Portsnce tTonspired in the ph pharmaceutical con
venton yesterday. Boston WAS chosen as the
place Of the next meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11
Charged WITH Fraud.

NEW YORK, September 11--Jonas Some
bonn OF the oil firm which recently suspended
the suspension entailing the loss OF some draw
ers Of bills of exchange, was Yesterday arrested
on complaint OF the Bank OF British Nortf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

A REsOLUTE WOMAN BEING UNABLE TO
MARRY MAN, has HIM ARRESTED POR
THRFT.-A young German woman named
Mary julia Wevling. Of 10th street, Jersey
City, yesterday entered the 1st precinct police
station and handed over 70 the custody Of Cap
tam McHoTney BOleslaw widachOsd, a we'll
dressed and geDteel Young POlander, who saws
that be is q resident OF wIlliRmsburgh, and
whom she charged with having stolen from her
the suit or clothes he wore even 20 his ne .ktie,
undergarments, socks and gsiters, as well AZ q
variety OF other articles. The POlander was
locked Wp. He says that Mrs. Viewing has two
husbsnds-one in Germany, the other in Penn
sylyania-and wishes to make him the third.
She and her last husband lived in Dutchtown.
Williamsburg, where widschouski boarded
with them, and on their moving 20 Jersey City
he accompanied them. Mrs. Wevling then be-
gan 70 torment her husband until he quit his
home and went TO Pennsylvania. Regarding
his desertion as equivalent 70 divorce and de-
nying that she had husband in Germany, she
husband. He says that he handed over 20 her
all his earnings 10 support her and the two
children, and when he wanted any clothing che
purchased IL with his money, and also made him
presents purchased in the same mCnner. They
several times qusrreled, and when be threat.
ened 20 60 away she threatened 20 drown her
self. Not wishing her death laid at his door he
always relented. Thus things renamed until
Saturday last, when he shouldered his trunk
and marched over to his brothers house in
Williamsburgh. Mrs. wevling did not drown
herself, but followed him 70 williamsburgh and
hsa him arrested. He agreed 70 accompany
her TO Jersey City and have the case investi-
gated before the police tustice.-N. Y. Sun, eth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

ISTERNAL RKvKEUB.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1910 55s g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

CINCINNATI, September 1.-THE democrats
Oh The 18th Ohio district yesterday nominated
DIR. b. Woods for Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

RepublicAn Nominati01 for Congress.
MIHHEAPoLIs, MHH., September 1.-The
republicans Of the second district yesterday re-
nomiuated A. b. Strait for Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

SURVIVORS or A BURNED vEssKL--A Lon
don dispatch announces the arrival &C ST. He
lena Of two boats containing the survivors Of
the EnSiish vessel Euxine, burned at sea-
after q periious journey Of over one thoussn d
one hundred miles. A third boat, containing
he remainder Of the crew, has not been heard
from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

A CoMFoRTABLK Having
ascertained the weight of what could live up
on 20 as 20 preserve health and strength says
the Rev Sidney Smith, "snd what really have
lived upon, found that between the ages Of
ten and seventy years had eaten and drunk
more than would have preserved me I'm life and
health The value OF this mass Of nourish ment
consider worth seven thousand pounds ster-
ling SO by my vorscity 1 must have starved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

THE SAFE BURGLARY INVESTIGATION
Last evening the city was full of rumors TO the
effect that the grand jury had agreed upon sew
eral indictments OF the parties alleged to be
concerned in the safe burglary case, and some
pretended 70 know the names Of the persons in
dicted. The reports were all incorrect or pre-
mature, the only foundation for them being
that Michael Hayes and other parties were
before that body yesterday-Mr. Somerville, a
New York lawyer, among the number. 1t
II believed that Hayes made a full and complete
statement OF his connection with the affair
giving names and dates, which, with the cor
rOtorating statements of other parties, made
the transaction comparatively clear 1t is stated
that Somsrville claimed his privilege as a mem
Der Of the bar, and what little evidence he gave
did not throw much light on the trans saction.
To day Mr.. Iyey, OF the Bank OF Washington,
was recalled. as also Detective Downs, who is
here with Dorsey, of Baltimore.
The grand jury concluded the testimony to-
day, the last witness being Detective Clarvoe
IL was expected that Hayes would to -day have
been released on bail. which was fixed at Il ,OOO
but the arrangements could not be completed
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

WHY NOT BE AN ANGEL ?-An eastern paper
tnspeaking Of q sick child which came near be-
ing dosed with o mistaken and poisonous pre-
scripton, says 1--WE are pleased 20 rtate that
been otherwise had powder number one been
given to it, and an innocent babe been trans
formed into an angel Of light why deprecste
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FESTIVALS.

ITAIE AND FESTIVAL
AT BELTSVILLE, MD,
For the benefit Of SG. JOhR's Church.
EEIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
Tickets, return trip, so cts. sepl1-2t
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SUIT BY THE UNITED SrArEs.-To-day At
torney Fisher entered suit for the United
States agt. A. @. Jones, formerly agent of the
War department for the sale of the Fort Ri ptey
lands, for balance of Sl,I99.O2 due the govern
me 3, and 81 $50 43 interest from 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

OOis n -HOU' MI
COOk, 10th infantry, has been relieved from
duty in the department of Texas and or rdered 10
report to the commanding general department
OF Missouri for assignment To duty as acting
assistant inspector general of that department.
First Litut. Wm. p. Van Ness, 1st artillery, has
bssn ordered 10 join his command, in the de-
partment of the Gulf, on the 1st Of October
next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

WHITLEY's SUCCEssoR-Althongh there
are a large number of applicants for the va
csncy occssiOned by the resignation of Mr..
whi,l ", the late chief of the secret service of
the Treasury department, the contest has now
narrowed down to five principal candidates.
William Beck, chief of police at Milwaukee; j.
G.. Erhart, Of New York city; Samuel Felker
OF Chicago, and Elmer Wsshburn, late chief of
pOlice of ChicacO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Bloomfield Nell
vsne to the navy yard, Philadelphia; Capt. John
5. Wallace to the naval asylum, Philadelphia,
tst October next; Gunner Thomas Stewart to
the receiving ship Relief, Washington, ID. O.
Detached-Surgeon A. G. Roadus from the re-
ceiving ship Vermont, and ordered to the Be-
nicis AZ the navy yard, Mare Island, Cal; Chap
lain Robert Given from the naval asylum,
Philadelphia, LIST October next, and placed on
waiting orders. Passed Assistant En- ngineer John
J. Bissell has reported his return home, having
been detached from the Kearsarge on the 81
and placed oa sick leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11
RETUENIKG TO THIS CITY AT A. N
MONDAY.
kGULAR LINE To MOUNT VERNON

so AMBULANCE RIDISG By THIS LINE.
Cart Frank Honingshead, Of the steamer AR-
BOW, having entered INTO q contract -Tws
with the LADIES' MOUNT WEE Sssshf<EsN
NON AsSOCIAIIOt TO run ste amer s=zs7zzzzzz=<
daily (s1nday excepted) 10 Mount Vernon, IL III
OIly person allowed to land passengers By steam
tsaf 81 Mount vernon Wharf.
Passen gers will AVOID the trouble aud vexsti0n
Of BIDIHG MILES IN AMBULAHOES ss by
other lin ss By taking the regular steamer, Arrow
The steamer leaves Itn street wharf daily gun ay
excepted Est 10 O'Clock a. returning sb 0ut p, m
k0cnd TIP I1ckets, eli tHelEdtHg sdmissi5n TO
MCH HOLBIEGSwORTH,
s1pt Mount Vernon Association
FRANK HOLLINGSHEAD,
Captain Steamer Arrow. sepS-2m
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA
LEAVES cOMMBRCB STREET WHARF,
BALTIMOhE, FOR WASHING TON, ON
M M En HEhE AZ 4TsSyPs sSyPs ~ SSVHsR4tYI NE RE;
FHARF, FOOT Of SsYENTH STREET
ON TUESDAY AT = p. .M.,ARRIVIN6 IN
BALTIMORE AT A, u, tn HURSDAY
Ether Of these trips sterds parties nne oppor.
tuDify TO euJCy g sail on the Chesa- -Hs
-ake bay and Potomac river with Ee1s5trEfN
cot loss Cf much tine from business S<1--<<z1n1o
al accCumodatiOns-meals, staterCom, kc.-frst-
class. AterOons may be eogaged In aiyaRcs bY
spplcetiC ts the agents The steamer can be char
tered fer e1cuTIiOns from this city Mondays and
TuesSayE q escb week 81 reasonable rates.
JssS-u STEPHEEs0E BROTHER, Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-11

GENERAL CoURT-MARTIAL has been sp.
pointed to meet at West Point, n. Y, on the
l4th Instant, to be composed of the following
Otieers:-Cspt. Oswald II. Ernst, corps of engi-
neers; Capt. VIM. A. Rafferty,, 9th cavalry; First
Lieut.. G. ID. Knight, corps of engineers; First
Lieut.. Sedgwick Pratt, Sd artillery; Second
Lieut.. Charles Shaler, jr., ordnance depart
ment Second Lieut.. David ID. johnson, 5th ar
ullery; Second Lieut.. George B. Davis, 5th cav
airy; Second Lieut.. Daniel NJ. Taylor, 1st artil-
lery, judge advocate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-27
Dubuque, Sepa, Mihmo9. ben ~. Mat 1874.

Der Sinse blidt, miro uniere S9iloeruns
Der Situation. 10 tribe He aud srideint,
nidt fir lbsrtrisben balten. Gs 1T m0s-
lid, bab Die in ausii9t itebenben suten
grnten Die Liquidation in oieism Sabre
nod binausidieben fonnen, elmer bauern-
ben Geiunbuns aber mdBte Elm pouitdnbi=
ger 8ru4 nit Dem iesisen 5inan3- Spitem
poransebsn. Sie 3eit Der balben WaBre.
seln uno leeren, wenn aud nod 10 Idon
flinsenben Reoensarten III poriibsr; bas
1T erf fiirslib wieber our9 bic serinss
praftii9e 8irtuns, tuelde oas 0eto bss
prdfbsnten sebabt bat, beuieien uoroen.
9r. @rant iueift sucr bic 5orberuns Der
Snfationiten. bic @rsenbad- Circulation
auf 400 Willionen gu erb6ben, suriid.
nimmt absr sleidSeitis fur bas Sdasamt
oas &e4t in aniprud, @reenbads sur
SObe BON 400 Milionen emittirsn su biir=
fen, 10 bab Der llnteribieb in ben anfd-
ten bes prafoenten uno Der Snf fationiitsn
eisentlia nur in Der Sbeorie Su iuden 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-27
& Il n b I d a Il.

Sn amerita muB idon etipas 4uBerse=
wobnli4es auf bem @ebiete Der llnsliids-
fdlle ssi4eben, oab es aufisben srrest.-
Cine WaHertatai itropbe eisentbamIider art
iudte am 18. b. W. bic blibsnbsn 6abrit=
o0rfer williamsburg, Sapoenspile unb
SEEDS in Sampibire Co., WtuK., bsim.
0isis brei Oriidaften nebit spsi anosren,
Stinnerpile unb 5Iorenee, liessn in einem
Seitentbal bss gOnneetieuthufes, am Mia
Riuer, Der auf ben Sisb aiose Wsountains
sntlprinst u. Ii9 in ben Connecticut ersisBt.
Sn bieien Stdbt9en beianoen Ii9 ettpa
elm 9nseno sroberer 6abrif gtablife.
ments Der peridiebeniten art, bic iammt
uno ionbers nit WaKertraft bstrisbsn
tusrosn. Sas Sbal sdblt 5000 Gin
uobnsr. Die gum srobten Sbeil in ienen
Gabriten gei9dftisuns fanben. Oas
@aHer bes Will Riper, Der sur issisen
Sabresieit cine our4i4nittlide Siefe bon
6 SUB bat isoOd i'm CONNER betrddtli9
fdllt, bate f9 fir bic pisleu Miblen unb
5abrifanlasen bes Sbales ni9t ausrei-
4eno ermieien, pesbalb man i'm 9auf Der
Sabre auf ben Siiseln BON @oiben, ober-
balb williamsburg, brei Reierpoire an-
lssts, in tpel9sn bas aus Den bober selese.
men @ebirssn qusllenoe WaHer seiam-
melt uno oann, ic na9 8eoiirfniB, bem
oes Weia &ipsr binSusefist wurbe. Sas
srObte berielben, oas iosenannte @oiben.
Relerpoir, mar in Den Sabren 1867 - 6S
erbaut tporoen, lag 3tueibunosrt Sub iiber
bem 3bale unb beoedte einen Sld9enraum
bon 75O acres bel elmer Sieie BON oreibis
bis piersis SUB. 0ie basielbe abi9liebsn-
ben 9dmme batten cine Oide bon
25 5ub an Der gaiis unb bsitanbsn
aus Wauerwsri, Stsinen unb grbs. =
Ser isbr toitipieIise RsieroOirbau mar
bon idmmtlidsn 5abrit GtabliNements
ldnss Der llfer Sss 5luHes untsrnommsn
worosn. SIR elm beionberes Msiitermert
Der 8aKsrbautunii bate sr ME sesolten;
es iuaren oft ausbenerunssn nOtbis gene.
fen uno srf i'm permidsnsn Sabre bate
mon cine iol4e pornebmen laHen, bic Be.
bsutenoe Rotten peruria9te. Sie 9dmme
blisben itenenwsiie i9aobaft, i'm @an3en
belt man fe aber bod fir binldnslid iider.
Dab bieie annabme cine iebr triseriihs,
mubten bieYspobnsr bes Sbales amSonn.
abenb in Der Sriibs plOsli4 su ibrem S&re.
den inns wsrosn. Die ResensiHe bes Iss.
ten Wonats battsn iebenfaIls ben Sdm.
men bsbsutenben S4aSen 5uSefist, bas
Reierpoir mar in unssuObnli&er Wsiie
sefillt, unb bur9 ben Resen in Der Ha&t
bonn 6reitas auf ben Sonnabsnb mar bas
3eritOrunssmsrt pollenbs pollsnbet wor-
ben. Gin pl6bli9sr Sammbrud bon
permutblid bsbeutsnbsr ausbebnunS snt.
leerte, bas Reisrpoir. Sis unsebsure BaIs
isrmense, cine Nuabratmeile i'm llmianse
nnb 80 biz 40 SUB md4tis, itiir3ts in bas
Sbal binab, burd ben 6all BON mebreren
bnnosrt SUB an 3eritOrenber Rrait beoeu.
teno sewinneno. Wsit fur9tba,sr @sualt
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Price ofTIcke,s.

Whole tickets $50; Halves S25 Tenths,
or each coupon, SO ,st,Eleveh whole tickets
$500 :, 32i tickets $1,000; ll3 whole tickets
$1,000; 227 whole tickts $4,000. No dis
ciunt on less than $500 worth OF tickets.
The FoEth Gift Concert will be conducted in
fij respects, like thethroe which have al
ready been given, and full particulars may be
earn ed from circulars, which will be sent free
from this Office TO all who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and. applications for
agencies willsbe attended to in the order they
are received, and it is hoped that they will be
sent in promptly that there may be no disup.
pointment or delay in filing all. Liberal
terms given 10 those who buy TO sell again.
All agents are peremptorlly required to settle
up. their accounts and return all I'M
sold tickets by the goth OF Ma.eIks "a
NE I'D Tho. j.. BRAMLETTE, Z
: AgqntP ablic Library, Kentucky, and Man
nger CIT 0cncert, Public Lbrery Building,
louisville, Ky. decl7Dtaw6Wtnov3l
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Darts fyo,r the pey,jy

ia. on CUPID ABUSED. ~
A book inst issued, exposing the "Personals
that have appeared in the Rev York newspapers
their history and lesson. Stylish Niains fully
posed. Advertisements OF d. spcratc men 10 bca.'
thu women, clandcstitcd meetings, how fIu.tra-
ted The history OF the Goodrich Tragedy, thc re-
sult Of ''pei soInl." Description OF living broad
way statues Exposcs social corIEpron. y mt on
81 Nrsav Street Mn York u
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The New Remedy foraunture

\ most important invvn lion. Suldby The Elastic
Ttuss c., No. .6S3 Rrpauway. New York City. 1t
retains rupture absolutely in ease and comfort day
and hight, at all times, under all circumstances
whatever IN any case. and should never be taken
oil duYing the hort time rGlui site 10 effect per
manent cure ,nt by mail. Circulars free. An
without charge. .rU sep
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Arriving NJ Ansun 100 y n
Red River CITY al 1850 a N
ST Luuis, ESQ p. IN. Chicgn,
6:3O n. NJ. Louisville, 5:uU
n. m. Indianapolis, 3.2ja
IN. columbus, o., lO;15 Il
N. piti'hurg at G:cO u. m.
Philadelphia, T:lj II, IN.
Wa hingtou City, 1870 n. m.
Bali linOrr, $40 II. VI. New
York, l;t:'ln iotn.
Returning, leaves Red Rive
Gu ~ 4 90 y. III. Austin
l:3O a. NJ, arriving IN Hons
ton at l:30, and Galyeston
at 1850 y. ~.
Arriving NJ Austin,G :51 p.
\ m. Waco a:lU p, M. Red
River Ciiy..1:l5 am.
Returning, leaves Red
River City at 1:lj p. m.
Saturday Excepted. Waco
NJ ZOO, arriving IN Houston
nj $50 y. m aud Galveston
nj $3.50 u ,tu.
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AS FOLLOWS!
One Chance in Eyery Nine {.

1894 Cash Gifts, amounting to. s226, 900
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-20

81 100000. 90 lii EIHiAd
The chances for a gift arc as one to Eve.
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Pullman Palace SIgfplns Cars

APe attached 10 Express tralnp between
nnnsion and AustiA and llUnsen and Cor iCnna,
Iissarnpera for Waco must take Accommodation
Tran leaving Houston ut 10 a. M.
CONNECTIONS.
~ IIoarne, with International Il Il daily (Sun-
dnNr cXcepicd) . o.,
AZ Dallas and sherman with Texas and Pacific
Riilvay and Nj PasO Stages for all points Of note
in Northern Toxa. ... .r.
AtWuco, with daily stages 10 all points west
At Mexia with limo ui iIcs Tor Fairfield and Int
Ter on Sundays and Wednesdays.
Al Ledbetcr with daily stages IaGrpnce.
At McDadc with daily stag lpr lgHtrup.
Al Austin with daily stage ~ san Marcos New
unies, san Antonio and rl'a4u.
Through Tickets sold al Houston md Austin
Hampstead, Bryan Calvert. Currcma Waco Dallas
and shefman,' via Red Rvnr ulpl Galveston 20 all
points Of note between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans. within the limits Of the United States and
Canada Aho Via stage Hines to sen AEtono,
Weatherford,
For Through rAtest apply 10 Station
Agent or -
j. DIIRAND,
. j. WALDO, Gen'l supt
q. Fl. eta.
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e..
The distribution will be in public, and will
DO made under tho same form and regulations
as theySan Francisco and Louisville Library
Gift Concerts. under the supervision OF
committee Of pronipent citizens, selected by
tho ticket holders, ,,,tg IN d.. .t,.t
Rsisrsnee 70 the integrity Of tins enter
prise, and of tho management, il maae TO the
following well known citizens: -
Sam l.. Tibbals, A. Toponce, j. Nalsh, j.
y. Gerrish- members of Git Council
Judge ~ J. Black, AsssaiIt Unitcd States
Assessor; Malsh 4 Gfeenwald, proprietors
Metropolitan lIotel Eugene Moore, City
Marshall; W. w. Hull, architect; j. Kehoe
Constable; j. Cupier, jeweier; Capt. S Howe
contractor; o. d. Richmoud q Co., commits
sion merchants: NJ, Il. .Cambell, PROPRIETOR
Central lIotd ;eSineleteIf Il Cream pr.prie-
tors Pacific Stables; ;. L. Hitch, merchant
Sandy, Utah; a., g. Harrison, Helena, Mon
tana
We viii also announce that each and evory
person buying n ticket can at any and all
times examine our books, aud all business
transactions connected with the enterprise I;
and us the drawing of prizes will DO p.a,cd IN
tho hands of honest anddisinteFeste5 plen, IL
VIII insure fair and impartial distribution,
, Good, responsible Agents agdated Libcrdl Coa-
missions GilOiged.
eSr Money should be sent by express or
by Jrait on any solvent bank, by PosLoiiice
Money Order or Registered letter, at our rsF.
Fer particulars, address
n. w. EOg.sAN,i
Manager.
Leck Box 1853, Lorlnn,, Utah
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TIE BANKING pfrAnrMENr

illgive particular attention 10 collections in ia
interior Of the State, and all parts of the United
States, without charge except customary RATES Of
exchange Win receive deposits ON opuIi account,
ardssnc certificates Of deposit and by special ut
IGNITION TO It's charter will diyide pro rna among
iE depostors from one-fOurth to ont half ur the net
profits of iIs business
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Noman's Medical Adviser,

n eat little book, ontainiAg causes, symptoms
Il treatment Of all Ordinary affections afiliCtin
G female sex, can be had by enclusing % cents.
Address az above. octlim
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-24
JOHN LORD, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
WEAVERVILLE, CAL.

REFERENCES Prof l. T. Dana, Portland
Me-; Prof. W. W. Greene, Long Island Mcdi-
cal College, Brooklyn, Y. Prof c. f. Brack
EFT, Princeton, NJ.
OFFICE-Theater Building, Main Street
Woaverville. Residence-Co Street, above
Union Hotel. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-24

Bound TO LAP OVER" Landlord" !"
said transient guest at crossroads tav-
ern, as he drew near the end of his din
ner, won't you give me little more
pork to eat with this potato2" A little
later he said
"There was more pork than | wanted;
let me trouble you for little more po-
tato to eat with the pork" And shortly
afterward
Well, | declare, I've got some more
potato left, and it seems pity to leave
just II small piece Of pork, if you please"
1t ran on so for some time. At length
the landlord stopped short in front of his
guest and remarked, Look here, stran-
ger, 'taint no use. Pm willing to dc
anything in reason to make that pork
and potato come out even, but I've made
up my mind, the way you eat, it can't be
did. You're bound to lap over on one ol
the other every time. Now, jest make
up your mind which you ruther leave
and leave il and quit. I've got enough
pork and potatoes, but, if you keep on
you'll bust"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-01-24

"A GooD SANIARITAN.--A Melbourne pa
per gives the following as the latest bush
ranging gossip: Recently certain per-
son was travelling along the road, when
he heard great noiso and outcry. Think
ing bushrangers We're at work he fired
off pistol to intimidate them and pres
emily the noise ceased aud scampering
was heard. On coming to the open, the
traveller discovered man tied to n tree.
"Oh, sir - cried the victim, al am SC
glad you have come. I've been attacked
by rutlians, and they were robbing me
when they heard your pistol"
ard couldn't you get loosc?" asked
the traveller.
mo they tied mo SO very tightly"
"And did they rob you of everything?''
mo, only Of my watch. Thoy had
not time to search for my money, which
| placed in my left boot"
"lIow fortunately" observed the tray
oor Was the sum considcrable2"
"Over II thousand, thank heaven ~
said the poor man.
"Are you sure they are gomez" asked
the other.
ooh, certain"
The new conner looked round and round
and seeing tho coast clear, said, coolly
Well, as they are gone, l think | will
finish the job myself" And he proceed
cd to rob the unfortunate victim.