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National Republican., 1874-06-01
PORTRAITS " SILHOUETTE.

Very lffe-Ike profile portraits may be made
in the following manner: Pin large sheet Of
paper against the wall. Some light-color ed
paper is preferable. Let the subject sit between
the lamp, which must be on level with the
centre of the head, and this paper. There
must be but one Light or the shadow will be
confused. EdIuI It the relative distances Of the
subject and the lamp untn clearly defined
shadow of the face in profile Is Thrown upon
the paper. The proper method Of arrange
mens can easily be acquired. Now let the sub
ject sit as still as possible while the outline oi
the face and head is rapidly traced on the
paper. After the outline is traced (our prac-
tice was to do this on the wrong side Of the
paper in order to conceal the pencIl-mafks) II
can be cut with sharp penknife. You will
then have, if the cutting has been carefully
done, two heads. Mount than with contrast
ing coiors. We have made some with blue on
red ground, the finest being gold on black vel
vet ground. A very little practice and degree
Of taste will enahle one 10 make very striking
portraits Of the members Of the family circle.
The occupation viii be found very pleasant and
am using. r..-t r. -. -
National Republican., 1874-06-01
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS, D
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. 7
WASHINGTON. May 4, 1854.
proposal; VII b Sesslysd ys att a. This Oee
Supplying wood and Goal To s ths uSisd
states Marines at one or more OF the following
The Wood 10 be nerrSsa ataSe OAK, and ' 10 Be Dc:
llyrred. piled: measured and Inspected at such
Ger, free Of expense 10 the United States.
free from dust and to weigh 10 pounds 20 he ton
TO be Inspected by the eommandIng Marine oficer,
Marine Barracks az may Be designated BY him, free
and Coal 10 be furnished upon the monthly or quar-
terly requlsItion OF the commanding onicer, show
ing the Quantities required in accordance with reg
D'-'''' w. PoRTsMoUTu, n. n.
60 cords OF Wood.
is tons OF Coal.
80 cords of Wood.
BROOKLYN, n. Y.
Uneluding Assistant -Quarternaster's oSee.)
30 tons of Coal.
80 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
QnciGiins Assistant Quartermaster' s1once.l
wAsHSGToS, u. Z.
(ncluding guard at Naval MaEazlne.) %
go cords Of w ood:
90. ANNAPOLIS, MD.
90 cords of Wood. --
;, CO.., GOsPoRT,V VA.
90 cords of Wood. .-..
Il VIZ PENSACOLA, FLA.
so cords OF Wool
MARE ISLAND, CAL.
los tons OF Coal. .....
20 cords Of Wood.
-Cwith the privilege Of increasing the quantity
one thiTd.)
The Wood and Cos furnished at WashInqton city
TO be mea Sured, weighed and certified by the Gov
ernment in psctor appointed by the Navy Deptrt-
ment, and the expense attendiB; such inspection,
&C.. paid by the contractor.
application At any of the Marine posts.
Payments will be made upon the receipt OF ac-
counts duly authenticated by the commanding on
GERS pf the posts at which the Wood or cosl has
seeu delivered; The right is reserved to reject all
bids considered unreasonab e.
guaranty, to be slgnsd by two responsible per-
sons, whose responsibility must he certified " by
the United States District Attorney, or United
States cnllectOr, must accompany each proposal,
otherwise !. will not be considered.
Tobe tndorsei Proposals for Fuel" and ad-
dressed to the undersigned: 10
80 ----- --..--0- WILLIAM b. SLACK,
Major and Quar;crInaster United States Marine
Corps. mY6
National Republican., 1874-06-01
DRoPosALsP PoR FUEL AT THE NAVAL.
u ACAQEMY, AT ANNAPOLIS, MARY

= 2hceAARREaY, AZ AR ssY, AT ANNAPOLIS, MARX
Sealed proposals win be received until June
y noon, for supplying the Naval Academy
10 tons Gas Coal.
700 tons Steamer Anthracite Coal.
roo tons cumberian nd Coal IGeorge's Greek j run
or mine, with fair proportion OF lumps-
To be delivered as wharf of Naval Academy, free
Of expense 20 the United Statos Government. The
Gas Coal dmmediateiy after the lst OF July merit,
Anthraete Coal ediatey affer the 18th OF duly
and Cumberland Coal imnedtatety amer the lst Of
August- The delivery ofeach kind must be eontln-
less than 90 tons per day The coal 70 be o. ths bess
quality free from dust, and toweigh 2. - pounds
The rght TO reject bids for Coal not suitasle for
pnrposes OF the Academy ID reserved. -. 81 :
-Proposals TO be indorsed Proposals for Coal,P
&nd addressed to- ~ !. -, v--.,I. =
Rear Admiral AID sspsriatendsaf NsIs Aeadsnx.
National Republican., 1874-06-01
DRoPoSALS FOR CAST-IRoN WORK
L FOR THE SOUTH WING or THE NEW
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPART
MESTS' BUILDING, AT WASHINGTON,
IL on svrERvIsINe ARcaITEcr.

n
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 10, 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until y M OF the Sd day Of June. 18Th for furnlsh-
Ing. delivering, lifting and putting In place the
Windows OF the South Wing of the New Stste. War
and Navy Departments Building, at Washing
Copies Of the Drawings, Specifications and sche-
dule NAV be had on applfcs alton at this olice.
All scafolding required by thecontractOrs TO put
the work IN place will be furnished by the Depart
mont Tree OF charge, but will be erected by the con-
ProposaIs WIN be made by the piece, as called for
The work viii not be sub-dIvided among different
bidders but Will be consider ell in the aggregate.
The whole of the work t be completed within
thren months from date OF acceptance Of the pro-
Payments will be made monthly deductfpR 10 per
cent. until the completion of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond OF
two responsible persons. In the sum of 1--we thousand
dollars, (S5 C0.) that the bidder will acrept and
perform the contract, u awarded him, the snm.
clency OF the security to be certified by the United
Stztes Judge, Clerk Of The Untsd States Court. or
the Dlstriet Attorney Of the district wherein the
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, II IL be deemed for The interest OF the
Fyery bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtained at this ONCE and must conform In every
respect to the requirements Of this advertisement,
Pronr tals viii moi be received from parties who
are not-themselVes engaged In the Manufacture OF
6IeilIties FOR getting out the work. zlE ~
An bids must Be inciosed il Sssalsd snyelops, and
Wing New State, War and Esvy Qepsrtments'
Building, Washington, ID. C., a1d sodressed to
my2o-i2s Supervising Architsct.
National Republican., 1874-06-01

sotAI ~ kHtN An go 90
PRICE OF TICKETS.
wsSIe .ieEs,s ~; A,.ly.. 3 tenth or each
for S, Do, :, = v'r' - 's.~es'
Ticssts are ow ready for sale. sad ordsrs accom-
panlel by cash will be promptly d. ef
Llhtral eommissions Will be allowed TO satIsfae-
I', THO. p. BRAMLETTE,
: Louisville: KY. lmyH-f &Tu-2n
National Republican., 1874-06-01
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

For The purposes mentioned, and which is posi-
lively and nnequiyocally Anloaneed ss The LAST
CHATTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANAGE
dENT, will come OF In the Public Library Hall, At
LOuisyille. KY. .a.H -.a.-a H- .a.H. o. Ha..-''
National Republican., 1874-06-01
Friday, July Al, 1874.

/ AT this hnal Concert everything viii be upon
scale oorrespopdlng with its increased importance
The music will Be rendered by an orchestra con-
ssting OF one hundred performers selected for their
| fame In different lands, and the unprecedented
L = . b. .. %
National Republican., 1874-06-01
] CABINET MAKERS. z
---S-'------
LcxB1NET MAKER,

lIoM street, between Fourth and Fifih streets
~. :. - tShop In the rear.l p rae4
n Hard Hard Wood and Veneersd Doors - speciality.
And sl9res ntted up ins he best styie Joiner
National Republican., 1874-06-01
FINANCIAL.

NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF
IN WASHINGTON, ID. 9.
The rate Of interest on deposits made this bank
annum, and all money on deposit up 70 March will
draw per cent. per annum until July l. amer which
period the interest allowed ALL deposits will be
bper cent. per annum unit lotherwise ordered.
Interest In AZ Gases e computed and allowed for
jsnis-T1Th&s6m W. sTICKNEY, President.
National Republican., 1874-06-01

In announcing the Fifth and last Of the series Of
GIT COncerts given for the benefit Of the Public
Llbrary Of Kentucky, the Trustees and Manager
refer with pride and pleasure to the four which
have been Already given: The nrst, December IL,
ISL; the second December 2 1871; the third, July
s, ls73,i and the fourth, March Il, lGt.
.,Under their charter, granted by special act OF
tees are authoIiled to give ONE MORE, and ONLY
ONE MORE, 9lft Concert. With the money arising
Museum, and other dspartments are to be enlarged
and endowed with . hxed and certain Annualin.
secure beyond peradventure, not only the main
trnance OF this magnificent establishment, but its
constant growth. .ra ''
National Republican., 1874-06-01
FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CRY, May 2i 1874. !
Sealed Proposals, addressed to the Secretary of
War, will be recelyod At this Department until l.
O'Clock on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of June.
1874, for supplying tho Stationery described In the
schedule below, for the fiscal year ending June %,
lS75.
The Stationery must be of the best quality.
Samples must accompany each bid.
The successful bidder will be required to give
bond, with approved snretles, for the faithful full
hIlment OF hls contract, and the Department will
reserve the right to order the articles as IL may
deem proper, ana TO increase or diminish the guam
Titles below stated.
Articles not named in the schedule below are to
be furnished, at the option of the Department, at
'Ae -O" "- ~ wM W RFIKNAP
National Republican., 1874-06-01
WIN. l. BRAMHALL E. CO.,
607 Seventh Street Northwest, Opposite
United States Patent 0ffice,

Transact all business connected with real estate in
the District OF Columbia and vicinity, examine for
taxes. and pay all taxes levied or assessed upon
District property, upon the most advantageous
terms. Advice given.
National Republican., 1874-06-01
S2,5oo,ooo
.r aaILIsr OF GIFTS

divided into twenty thousand gifts, VIII be dis
tributsd among the ticket holders. =
National Republican., 1874-06-01

pRoPoSALS FOR SALE OF WASTE
L PAPER. ..H p .
TREASURY DEPA ARTMEET, May IS 1875.
Sealed proposals for the Waste Paper Of this De-
partu1ent for the year ending June so lsl Will be
resolved until twelve o'clock noon, THURsDAf,
1nstr6ctions to bidders win be furnished on appl-
cation 30 - II. 8. VANOERBIET
mys0-satTuTh-st Acting Chief Clerk.
GOAL AND WOOD FOR THE TREASUkY
" DEPARTMENT -
TREASURY DEPARTMfNT, May q 164.
- PROPOSALS to supply the Treasury Department
with CoAl sDd-w ood for the ensuing yesr, win be
received as this once up to noon ofwEDNEsDAY,
Instructions to bidders viii be furpish.d on sp-
plication to. -. II. s. VANDERBILT,
mySo-STuTh-llt Acting Chief Clerk.
DRoPOSALS FOR UUT.STONE WORK,
FTHEGITG 80. F0R THE NEW JII
National Republican., 1874-06-01
Plain and Ornamental.

Pam and Ornamental. !.
a....l...-.ly s-- l...a. - 81.
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BORDERS. RULES. oEEAMENTs, so Z.
Orders b man promptly attended tss
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1ere Be5iebungen 5u Spanien i'm 9egen=
pdrtigen Momente 1ebr unbefrie6igeno-
lino unb baB in jeoen 9lu9enblid Smi den
Den beioen 9dnoeru &rieg ausbre1en
tann. Spanen Dat bur6 leineMil(f (fdDri9=
felt 9egen Gn9lono's @9obenerl labfDr=
oerun9en in Der uNirginius" =Qlfaire ur=
lere 9lationalebre tief 9efrdntt> unb 5par
nm 10 mebr, als bic biesleiti9e &etlama<
tion friiber als biejeni9e Seitens @n9<
lano's sen,adt ,puroe. Terner 5inb bie
ouf Cuba eriltirenbe Gcloperei lo,uie Die
fortoauerenoen @6ld6tereien, oie Gin
terterung a,nerifani1Ger 8irger uno oe=
rem 8erm69ens- Con iiscation> wie ou6
Die 9ur1Iu1ung zines amerifani}9en
@6iffes> oes rMilliam Mill auf bo<
ber @ee, fir uniere Natiou au Deraus<
foroernoe Sbatla@en >. I'm ldnser nit
@till l6,ueigen iibersangen an weroen.
@etretar Gilb 1T besbal6 NIT unierem
lpani1 den @eian6ten Caleb Gu1bing,
in lebbafter Gprreiponben5, 1lnb babeu
oie bin unb her 'pallirenben 9epel1en
bereits eineu Iolaen Son on9el6lo9en,
bab es binnen tiir5efer 3eit beiben oiirfte :
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Yrdlioenten Grant in 1einer Bpt50aft in
8e5u9 a,lf Guba 9ebrau@te @pra6f
labt ebenfalls Die Mabri@einli9feit eines
ener9il6en Muftretens, 9eeen~ @paniel
permutben ), ouBeroem 1T au1 bie Mus=
rii1 1tun9en un1erer W}arine i'm @tiller
fortgelebt lporben unb be iinbet li6 6ie'
lelbe im@tanoe, ieoen Mugenhlid o99reliit
por9eDen Su fDnnen.. y" ~ -,
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&ir1e tiir5te Deute 0lor9en nm balf
sebn ll9r ein.1 9rei 3immerleute iielen
80 6ub bod binunter. Giner oerielben
9enrD MeDers, ftarb angenblidli6, oit
atpei an0eren, Mm. 9u9eD uno @olopin
jinb 10 19,per perlekt, 6oB le nidt lpie=
scr bereeitelIt, ,uerben t0nnen. 3tpei on.
bere Qlrbeiter;- retteten 1i9 bobnr6
bab 1ie f1 an einem Seiten9eriiite alla
tlammerten, ,uel6es ni9t NIT einltiir5te
-Mus Sen, 8eri6te iiber BIZ
Wer,paltung oes @oloaten=Mail nbaules
in 8loominstou, Sllinoiss ersibts es i6
oaB in iener sMnitalt, ,297. &inoerMufnabm,
eefunbene baben.,: Ser .@elunbbeits5u'
itanb betlelben lit b,lr9alls befriebisenb
SIR ben, unterri9t ber Maiien, linb1 fiin
2ebrer ongeftellt, Sic in Ser Mntolt ibrel
@o9niiB baben. Das 9urG}4bnittsalte'
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Berlin, %. @cs. Sic Morooeutj6e
MQgemeine 3citun9 per6ffentli6t folgenoe
Gin5elnDeiten i6er Elm friibcrcs Gomplott
9e9cn bos 2eben 8isma rfs.
eSm Septembcr 1873 crbielt Gin fron=
56lil6er Gr5biI6of cinen anonymen Srief,
ocl1en Serfo1er litb erbot> 8ismord 9c9en
cine Selobnung uon 10000 5balern sl
t0bten. Sem 5>peiten Briefe l0lob Der
@6rciber cine YDotogrop6ie Bel un0 9ob
leinen 9loncn 1lnb 9lorelie in fol9enoer
@eile an: 9u0csna Yoncelct 9fuc
2eopol0.
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Ben fron5Dlil6en 9eb6rOen iuel6e Bis=
marcf Don Scr 9(ngelegenDeit in &eunt=
nib iettcn. Yoncclct .luelder 9eiunben
unO iOentiicirt wurbe> worb nun be=
oba6tet un0 man ermitteltc; bob CT 8or=
bereitun9cn 81 elmer Gcile na6 9eutl0=
lano treife.
, 9o ct je0o6 merfte, 6ob CT BON oer
Ypli5ei bcouH Hi6ti9t mcrOe, gob Ct 1pater
| feline 9(b1iAt ouf. ydbere Gin5elnDciten
iiber sic 9ln9elese merben ni6t per=
Dfentli6t. Sic Dem Gr5bil l0of iiber<
| lonbte Hbota9ropDie mar nid)t Die Yon=
celets, 1onoern cines onOcrn 9(rbeiters,
,uel1er, ,pie man permutDet, ein Eerbiin=
better oesl slel6en mar.
9cr.g orre pom sent bcs uObio
Moi1e frcuno" 1Oreibt uns.:
Uiieloorf 4. 9csembcr. llnler
Oberbiir9ermciltcr 1T nun cnoli(6 ollrd)
Ben Safer iclblt beitdti9t. 5rot alien
Gcrlcumoun9cn Dot man eS niDt fcrti9
gcbrabt i'm ous leiner Gtellung 81 per=
ordn9en; a6er cs fat 1iD bel 0ieler &C.
legenbeit ge5ei9t> >uic le6r our6 Die io9e=
nonntcn &ulturtdmpfe bic 3uildu6c on=
9efreHen linb. G5 fann nGlnliD gar
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| 16wingen m0bten> bel Der Gegier1ng
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baour6 Glementc sur @eltung tommen,
sic I'M 6fjcntli9en 2cben balielbe lino,
mas SET G1aum bel Der Guppe lit.
0lon lollte es faum 9louben, 0ab &C.
meinoebealntcn sic 6ur6 bie Site 0es
Oberbiir9ermeiiters 5u etluos setommen
|linb un6 linn 9e9eniber fets bie oienlt it.
iertigen 8eomten ipielten> Deimli@ @pio=
1,en6enlte Derri6teten alle G6ritte oes
Oberbiirsermeii tiers belau1 1dten uno> lie
perorebt uno liigenbaf # Ser &e9ierung
iiberbro6ten. @olde 8eamte a6er 9iebt
es jebt bei uns, unb man fam li6 leioer
Oct ginli6t ni3t perl6lieben 0ob li9
Der 9aufcn oielcr o6l0euli6en &eptilcn
nod pcrnlcDren mub.'
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5rm S@abcn gcrci0en.
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TaDls ein9e{ppnuen.

1tabls einge}ponnen.
60 mcloet ser berti9e Commercial"
pom 16. 5. 90. sSn ber1elben @palte
neloet ct aber ,peiter: v9err 8. @enreD,
fiirsli9 nod Go1lirer ocr ARennl lplpania
GilenboDn= Gompognie bier, fDnnte III lei=
ner Nbre0ung Den @erbleib BON $4,000
ni6t erfldren. 9ie @ere6tigfeit 5lpin9t
uns iibrigens 81 lagen, oab leineTreun0e,
,pel6e alle I'm ltiin0e fennen, ni(bt an ltc=.
ben,;ibn BON ieoer unre0li@en Mb1i9t frei=
5ulpreGen. Mmerifanil6!
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unlan9it 5lpei &naben i'm glitter pon -
unO IA SaDreA III einen 8ijouterelaocn
uno 1tablen barousMooren pon be6eutcn=
oem MertDe. Giner Ser lel6en uurbe per=
boftet uno por @eribt 9eltellt, TOO CT
ieine @6ul0 ein9etano. Ser 0}i0tcr per=
urtbcilte Sen iun9en @erbre6er su 5>uan=
sigSo9er Giniperrun9 i'm County &C.
{dn9nille. @dre berlel6e Elm Sobr differ
9eiuele,L 10 bate Der 9ti6ter ouf 3u6t>
Daus itrafe ertennen ,mii1len.
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burg, i'm Staote 4enniDlpanien, e1len
SOB por eini9en Sa9en erfol9te> binter<
laBt eine Na6femmeni0aft BON 816per<
lonen. @ein Yoter 5torb im Sitter bon
III Sabren I Monate unb Sa9en.
9er1elbe perbeirotbete 1ib I'M 9llter pon
! iiinfuno5mansig SoDren 5um slueiten
Wtale ,lno stuor NIT elmer Trau BON 5lpei=
|unooreiBig SoDren> Die ct mod iiberlebtc.
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Sobn 9Sa6ter Dor 10 Sabren sufdlli9 ei'
ne babel III Die 8rult un0 mo9te teinel
@erlud> oielelbe bero!lsbolen 81 lolen
/ pa lie niemals .60mer5en per1piirte. No1
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befremoli1es @te6en in elmer 8eule ar
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): Me mp6is> %. Des. B;ncent pettp
County @6abmeilter; Sor6on SpcN 9(l.
herman; William &insbur9, @on Sat-
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E8eieblens bon Sra6t-@ageons Der Mfo:
bile unb ODio Gilenbabn in 9aft 9enom=
men.1 @ieiollen Sic 9iebitable bereitS
! lett LANCER 3eit ausiiben unb oan1it Sal=
ienoe bon Dollars 9ema6t babcn.
i t-Die Weriu6 d e. pel6e in Ga=
lifprnien init sem Mnhall BON 8auntpo(t
.gemabt :,uuroen, baben bewieien oab ie=
1ierlStaat Nusf6t Dat, balo SIT Gen ct:
5Eite1l Ball,nlpollen @taoten ge5dDlt 5u lper=
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ras ri1ten bic slolcr unter ben j,n9enS@meinc,
beoeutenoe Scrbccrungcn an. ;@ ;s:'. .
%d---s3wei Mayo / s+Gan0ioaten in
Nebrasta Gitp, fno BORT allgen1ein 1n1s
1 ter sen Nomen :uber tpiloe W1ife" nno
ser fiir0terlibe Som 6etannt.
r. s olum bus, 3d. %. 9e5. Socob
&emper, BON Nrounspille> 9idin9 Go.,
tam in poriger 9fo6t ums 2c6en, inoen'
1ein Wa9en flint @}eilen n6roli0 ppn bier
|auf i'm fel uno i'm eri@lu9.
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als 3 Monate 9elperrt. Sn Yruntrut it
iDnen nod iebt ber 3utritt sum lebten
9eiligtDum perbDten. Das vPapr" last:
vg8ir bemcrfen ou6 jingit u~0ott bat
1eincr &ir9c e(lles 9enommen, 9llles, NIT
9(uspobme BON linn 1elbF "" SIR f6nNt
beute 1eben, oaB freilid) lueni9itcns Gr 9es
blieben lit; t6nnt ibr be9reifel1, mas cine
Stride nit Sim uno ,uos lie obne i'm 1T.
sSigtaulen0 SSatbolifen belibel1 feine
Stride, fem Sabernodel teincn Geld,
ni0t eincn Pfcnnig mebr bon oll'0en 9es
bcili9ten 9tei6tbiimern> ipelbe ibnen Die
Nater Dintcrlalien botten; uno bod
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a6t nur je einen> 0rei je 5tpei lsds ie
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: ben ]ben bic Treilinni9cn in &beinielben
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ni[6en 3eitung inter Ocm 1. 9ejembcr
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en9lii 1en Mriitatratie anseb0rlge 9epu'
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/ fdn9nib perllrt6eilt, ru,o miro 9egentuara
tie bonn &reis9eri9t &rotol4in iedbrisi.
r|liA perfol9t.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-09-18

At recent baby show, in Killinely,
Connecticut, an attempt was made to
photograph the whole forty-one in the
arms of their mothers and nurses, sitting
on the front steps Of the church. II was
too much, however. Fifteen OF twenty
at a time could be managed very COM
fortably; but as fast as these were got
into position, fifteen or twenty Others
would throw up their arms or heels and
squeal. Some doubled up their fists and
punched their mothers in the face. The
historian Of the occasion volunteered 10
hold a small, Emphatic infant, which
kept on its good behavior. lie tried to
get the little African, but he was other
wise engaged. The baby that sat just
behind the writer drooling into the back
Of his neck, fastened both fists into his
hair and set up a lusty howl, In concert
with another one on the left, who had for
some time been sounding all the notes Of
the gamut. The indefatigablc photo
grapher kept up the tagging spirits of the
baby-tenders, and his own, too, procuring
fresh plates rs fast as one was spoilt by
this restless mass of babies. At last il
was announced that a passablc picture
was taken, and the babies adjourned to
the inside Of the church for refreshment.
and prizes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-09-18

MEDICAL MAxIAs.-There are num-
bcn Of medical men - welded Ia the
old formulas, that all changes seem 70
them like innovations. These medical
msniacs are, fortunately incapable OF
much mischief In this practicable &C.
While the VINEGAR BIrrERs are curing
indigestion, Nervous Debility, Ccnsti.
ration, and countless other Diseases that
defy the remedies Of the phamaccpUia,
II Is impossible 10 thrust down the thrcats
Of intelligent invalids +" heroic" doses OF
mineral Is,isun, or 10 persuade them "
take adultcratcd alcohol, impregnated
with cheap astringenf-, ne healing
balm" or "bal-amic preparation
VINEGAR BrrrERs, q pure botanical
tonic, and alternative, guiltless Of the
curse Of distilled or fcrmentcd liquor, !.
actually accomplishing what the mineral
and alcoholic curc-mongcrs have 10 IN
ccr-antly promised but have never YET
performed. Under thcsc circumstances
Il IL no wonder that this medicine hs'
taken precedence Of all thor burning
| fluids miscalIcd tonics.