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National Republican., 1875-07-05
I LIFT As uNvuLrSeLY
n. PORN. Of niniaR IN rusl.nd.

The London Standard says "h1any interesting
particulars 10 tho effect OF recent Legislation
on the Management Of mines are to bs found In
the ofcial volume Just issued which gives the 70.
ports Of the inspectsrs Of mines for the year ls7l
The summary Of the statistics Of all the reports
shows that with regard TO those undertakings
which are subject to the coal mines regulation
act there were no accidents or deaths during the
year In ireland. In Great Britain there was an
average Of fatal accident among every so2 per.
sons employed In and about the mines, and one
death By accident among every $40 persona II
Will be deserved that fatal accident simply
counts as one In these returns, although tt may
IN the rstO Iccordns Is We taEs ths s.dspts or
the deaths II 10 also shown that Isl, N tons OF
mineral were got for each fatal accident, and 49,
Isl tons for each death. In the preceding year
(1sTs) the fatal accidents and the num6er Of
deaths from such accidents were more numerous IN
proportion TO the number OF persons employed,
one death from secident among l!s. In pro. @
portion to the weight Of minerals raised, the
fgurss for 1878 showed one accident for l4s,so7
basis Of the work done there was an Improve
ratio offataf accidents but IN regard to the actual
fore, though the difference was 90 slight as 70 be
scarcely apprecisbe. II is curious that the fatal
accidents from the explosion o. hre-dsmR were
year preceding, namely, ~ The number OF fatal
accidents from the breaking OF ropes and chains
Was also the same In the two several years, being
eleven In each. In some other instances the two
years show almost an exact equality In the num-
Der Of fatal accidents Of o specific character.
with regard 70 the deaths from explosion Of FIRE
damp tbs figures show great increase, being 1od
for last year as against 100 In the year preceding
But, Of course. two or three heavy accidents Will
greatly aggrsvate the returns under this head
for single year. The deaths from the falls Of
the roof or sides OF mines show considerable de-
crease, being "a In 1s7& as against fg1 In 1878.
The maRnitude Of these Utter numbers as CON-
pared with those under the head Of nre-damp
shows that the terrible cstastrophes which create
90 great sens alton In the public mind are NOT
the most fruitful source Of destruction to the life
Of the collier Deaths from accidents In the shah
were lH last year and III the year preceding.
The deaths from miscellaneous accidents under
ground we're IA, as against 2z1 In 1879. The loss
OF Life from accidents At the surface shsued In
CREASE, the deaths frem this cause being 100,
whereas In 1873 they were 50. Coming to the total
there is slight decrease, the deaths In 1874 being
l.05o, as against LOCO In the year before. The
total number Of mines was 4331 employing b3s,-
SD persons. The tons OF mineral tnrouxht'
ancnnted to i4o,7iass2, Of which ia6 5so,Ios were
coal, the remainder being ireclsy, ronstone and
shsle.n
sidney Smith said the memory OF certain kiss
followed him forty years. How wsuld Plymouth
church classify such kiss ss thatf
National Republican., 1875-07-05
IEDEpRNpENcE DAY.
Prof. widows and the Chimes.

The following is the programme Of music that
will be rendered on the chimes Of the Metropoll-
tan NJ. E. church to-day, by Prof. Meddows, In
honor Of the ssth anniversary Of American indie
pendenee:
"Joy Bells, Z" "Firing National salute,r HHail
70 the Ohief " "Long, long ago, Hail OolumbiA" |"
..N silver r Thread: Aneng The ,Gols, %Wsshing:
Blue" "Ths STANDARD Bearer CLlndpaintsr1,
Rally Around the Flag" HMy Maryland, "
erAmerics, ""Ksntucky Home. ""My Coun-
National Republican., 1875-07-05
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
The Result Of a Fearful Fall.

1t was near O'Clock last Saturday morning
when Mr.. Charles Edwards visited the Third
precinct station (Georgetown1 and reported that
he had discovered q colored man lying on the
canal road, above the College grounds, sppa.
rently seriously Injured. Sergeant Buell. at once
proceeded to the spot ana found that It was Smith
Frey who was hurt The wound extended from
the forehead SIX inches back the length OF the
head. The frontal base was broken and the brain
exposed. He was conveyed to the station house
and Dr. Appleby Was called in, who pronounced
ts that he fell over from the top OF an old quarry
at that place and had been lying there some time
terneon and then died. The coroner was notified
and after viewing the body decided that his death
National Republican., 1875-07-05
CLERIQua.
District Notss.

Mr.. T. w. Griffin has been appointed clerk to
the board Of assessors to certify to bona ds resi-
dents and property owners required under the
law for applications for liquor licenses and 10 sx-
anime and ascertain facts in relation to appllca.
tions fer exemptions from taxes, &c. - tfsil
The Oommifsioners Of the District have made
an sppointment Of the reyenuss collsctable under
the tax levied for the fscal year ending June 80,
1875 az follows For every el50 collected II cents
for the sin king fund for the bonded debt Of the
District, including that Of the corporations of
w eshington and Georgetown; 81 cents TOR the fn-
erest on the bonded debt Of the District OF Colum-
bla, including the bonds Of the corporations Of
WaehinEton and Georgsteun; Tccnts for salaries
and neccfe1ry expenses Of the police force; 81
cents for the public schc9ls Of the District, In
raj fund Of the Dfstfict ef1t - 80 =
National Republican., 1875-07-05
VEGETINE.
VEGETINE

T. VHGETINE
STRIKES At the root Of disease hy purifyios the
blood, restoring the liver and kidneys TO hsaihty
setton, invigorstinR the nervous system. -.
= vEGETINE a4.N.l
IL not . vile. nslseous compound, which simply
shsS :srs DdlY ~ me blood ssd issisSI ~
ssofs Ane ne-Asu. s--s et =9
1s now prescribed In eases OF serofnlS and other
diseases Of the blood, by many OF the best phvsi-
ans ewing 20 It's great success In curing all dis
vEGBTIHE ~
Does NOS deceive inyalids into false hopes by purr
ing and crestinga fictitious appetite. bnt assists
nature in clearing and pnrtf Tying the whose system,
leading the patient gradually 20 perfect health.
f vEGETIHR
Was looked upon IS an experiment. for some time
in Tessrd % E er se pow .s nois mon. 1
ardent friends and supporters.
vEGETINE
Instead Of being pufed-up medicine has worked
It's way up 70 its present astonishiDg success BY
aStna merit In cuiins All diseases OF The blood, Of
puriner; Hearing OF its many wonderful cured,
after all other remedies had nfled, Visited the
aps ea 90 4:
each OF which 10 highly effective, and they are COM
pounded in such manner Is 70 produce astonish-
and apothecaes 20 bethe best Durner and eie inser
OF the blood yet discovered, and thous Inds speak
In Its praise Who have been restored 20 heath.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
CAPITOL AND o STREET RAILROAD co.
Purchase Of OHIO. ana Car stable sites.

HV4eso VI VIuue snu SHr pIkuEe cit5s'
The Capitol, North o Street and South WASH
inston Railroad Company have purchased q, 600
feet Of ground at the corner Of Third and streets
southwest for tlo,s2s. These grounds are to be
used for the location Of the stables and ofhces Of
the company, and II Is said that the buildings are
10 be Of modern style and built Of me best, sub
stantial material. Evidences such as these leave
no further doubt Of the early building of this
new liHe Of street railroads, which, when COM
pleted, VIII be one OF the bestpsytng roads In the
city, and beside earning profitable dividends it
along Its entire route.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
1. o. o. p.
Election q oficsu in the Lodges and En-
camumeuta

oampments.
The Lodges and Encampments of the /. o. O.
+. in thfs District have elected the following on
GERS for the ensuing six months:
Central Lodge, No. L=H. Fisher, N. g.; VIM.
Lore, ,ir., K. s.; W. g. Phillips. T.. :
WsshingteD, No. &c. W. Hinman, N. g.; q.
way. R. s.: Andrew ia Jackson. % +. 81 = . DOL
NichoIson. v. g., John Ha@phfiss, +. s.; J. T.
Hermony, No. 9-wm. Moore, N. G George S.
Ste%art. Y. g.; NJ Cole, +. s.; VIM. p. Allan, z.
Columbia, No. io.-Joseph Burroughs, N. g.,
5. J. Garrett, v. O.; VIM, Robinson, F. 8 s..
John Thompson, Z. s.; J. II. seifert, T.
T1ppsr &c a. JsSss Tnds haP s. S. Eass
Mcfarland, Z. s.; Richard Emmons, t.
Fliendsnfp, No. n.-G. K. Fsux, N. g.; H.
sveet' @ T. s s; b. % a. Kiddsr, q SranA"' 4. d r D.
OoSsnant, No; On Is lGeorgetowp;)oB 7; Har-
Beacon, No. l5.-J. II. b. Jenkins n. g.; Jas
4; ;,E Reed, Y e; .i GhsTlss T Yodsr, T. s.; l. 3.
Metropolis, No. Id. @. d.weaver, N. g.; w. ].
Baussl, R. s; Douglas Moore, +.
Mcdowell, v. O.; Charles Z. freedman, r. s.:
W;P. White, r, s.; 3. H. 9. Bouts, 7.
cSdmss. Mechanics. Nc Is tGsorygs.own 7Jamss H
v. Boteler, +. s.; H. g. Divine, R. s.; A.c.
Oriental, No. 19-F. Teuber, N G., Aug Noack,
v. g.; John Mass, J., s.; John Wahl, e. s.; John
L. Voght, T. 5-'i Az
KNoAMPMENrs.
Columbian, No. 1.-Hodges HALEY. O. p; Jas.
Hughes, II. p; ]. Il. Graham, ). W.. q. T. Yo-
der, J. W.; VIM. r. Mclean, Scribe; ]. H. Self.
fert, T.
Msgenenu, No. L-Edward Dunn, O. p; John
Long, II. p; Richard Emmons,. s. W.; James
Tindall, W; VIM. p. Allan, Scribe; John E.
Ridgely. No. S, (Georgetown.)-L Pearson, q.
p; T. ID. Stuart, H. p; A. O. Prather S. W.; w,
A. Donaldson, J. W.; B. A. Kidder, Scribe; Thos.
Greer, T.. -
Mount Nebo, No. &C. W. Donaldson, @. p;
W. u. Laporte, H. P; Samuel ]. Garrett, S. W.;
$. ". K. Handy, J.W.; 7. W. Fowler, Scribe; ].
National Republican., 1875-07-05
A LOAN OFFICE ROBBED.
The Stolen Property Recovered.

On the 11th OF last May the loan office OF z.
Heidenbetmer, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
and Thirteenth street northwest, Was entered
from the rear BY . bold thief, and six gold
watches. gold chains, earrings and other jeWeIry
carried on, amounting in value TO about s400
The case was placed In the hands Of Detectives
AeDeyttt and Miller, who have recovered all the
property except one gold watch and one breast
pin. They have also arrested q colered boy named
James Thompson on the charge OF being the
thief, and he Is now in jail awaiting trial
National Republican., 1875-07-05
saYarsisna Of Iudu.trx

To TIC Editor orths National ReprbIfcan.
Sir: The remarks in your Saturday Mono
graphs, /" addressed to Government clerks, on the
subject OF economy and cooperation, are very
soundi and wish to say, In addition, that II any
are disposed to act them they can best do 90 by
joining the ssSovereigns of Industry,ua branch Of
which has been organised in this city and meets
room every Friday evening. As some Of your
readers may know, this Organization, like that OF
the Grsngers among the farmers, aims to fm-
prove the condition Of the producing clAsses, by
enabling them to make their purchases ct whole
sale rates. Extending, as ft does, all over the
United States, Il 10 enabled 70 make arrange
ments through Its central agency with mznufac-
turers and importers 90 Is to furnish members
with many articles at rom twenty to hfty per
cent. below ordinary retail prices.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
PERMITS TO BUILD.
Improvements in the City.

The following building permits were issued
from Inspector PloWman's once last Saturday:
a. Thompson, five two-story and basement
name dwellings, west side OF Tenth street, De-
tween and streets northeast, sl2 600; ID. B.
Graft, two-story frame dwelling, north side of n
between Tenth and Eleventh streets northwest
500; Samuel q. Wroe, q three-story brick DWELL
ing, north side Of q, between Twelfth and ThIr-
teenth streets northwest, a. .OOO
National Republican., 1875-07-05
A WoRTHIFss BRUTE.

he Amuses Himself Beating Sick Woman.
Last Saturday afternoon, near four O'Clock,
oticer Hsriin took into custody man named
Hugh strider, on the charge Of beating Annie
Murphy, in house on Thirteenth. and. a-half,
between O and d streets northwest. The man is
almost constantly drunk, and Of fearful brutal
passion. Not content with abusing the woman,
he dragged sher frcm the bed, where she had
been confined by sickness, and beat her terribly.
About fortnight since, he had similar bellig-
gerent attack, and, at that time, demolished
nearly all the furniture In the house. As the
omcer was taking him to the station near. he re-
sisted, but Tip" was plueky and determined.
and, although breaking his nippers In the effort,
yet be succeeded in placing his prisoner beyond
the bars.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
OFF FOR NORFOLK.
empany D and Friend. Gone sousl

The swift and eommodious, steamer Jane Nose
ley LEFT her wharf on Saturday night with Com
pany d OF the First regiment National Guards
and many friends Of the company, bound on an
excursion to Norfolk. The boys we're out in
strong numbers, and the command presented q
commendable appearance. The officers were
Captain ID. r. fhorp, with First Lieutenant W.
A. King. Second Lieltenant T. o. QuAntrell and
First Sergeant A. q. Plant and about tWenty-f q We
members. They were accompanied by . detach-
ment Of the Marine band. Quite q number OF
ladies accompanied the excurslonists, and that
they Will have spleAdid time need not be
doubted. Several stoppa ges Will be made by the
boat to allow the party an opportunity to take In
several points Of interest down the river and bay
and viii return at O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
received by the Norfolk Blues
National Republican., 1875-07-05
o1rr IrEKs.
ssrfxr raIEs ALI THINGS, y


5a uT7ME TRIES ALL TBfNes,n
and has proven that Wfstsr's BsIssB Of wa
Cherry 10 The remedy par erceueses for the cure
chitis, asthma, phthisle, sore throat, influenza,
and "last, not least consumption Fifty cents
and q bottle, large bottles mueh the cheaper.
BurTzx DsxoRAL7zEDi
Best Virginia roll only 30 cents per pound:
choicest frederick County Creamery roll only 30
eents per pound st p.Acos
17l Center Market and 100 N. Z. Market
RBcoNNRrDED BIZ PHTsrcIAHs.
Pure Grape Wine, raised on 0untlaeh Dres-
sells eelebreted vineyard, Sonoma, Gal; Oatawba
red and white; sweet Catawba; hne Port and
Sherries. Rhine and Moselle Wines, all recon-
mended by leading physicians for medicinal pur-
poses CHRIS xAHDKR, g11 Seventh street.
e1oFo sl-ooe
invested in STOCKS and Gold pays no psr cent Q
month. Send fer particulars. fumbridge o.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York
Tzu7srox,s ivory PzAxL TOOTH Pownm
used daily viii keep the teeth clean, white and
soand, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
TWenty-nvs azd nfty cents per bottle.
JouvE's IHoDoRous KID-9LovI OLHArm
VIII renoyate soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. fventy-dve cents per bottle.
THoMPsoz's PoEADz OPTuu Is equal 70 she
best French, and but half the price. TWenty-67s
and MY cents Per bottle
WxIrs' STRxzarHErTns PLAsrEzs are tns
vsry best All sold hy DRUGGISTS.
National Republican., 1875-07-05

Eeliz6le asents wanted eyeryvhels. -
pkksoNs NJ Market spsse. over :. g.. nsg,s'
National Republican., 1875-07-05
A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Death Of Young Lady from Burus,


Last Saturday morning, about ,7:ao O'Clock, an
alarm was sounded from box 50. occasioned BY the
explosion Of what is known Is Q patent pocket
cooking stove in the residence Of Mr.. Thomas
Walsh, corner Of Tenth and streets northwest.
The flames were extinguished without doing any
damage 70 property, but not before young lady
SISTER OF the tenant, Was seriously and fatally
burned. 1t seems that Miss Mary W alsh, o young
tAdI about tWenty-one yesrs Of age, was engaged
preparing breakfast, having IN use one Of the little
pocket stoves heated by alcohol; from some cause
the liquid became tgnited and exploded, envelop.
ING the young lady In flames. No one bsinG near
q the time, she screamed anc started for the
street, Which before reaching she was caught by
her brother, who, assisted BY Mr. Jere Murphy.
tore the burning clothing from her body. N doing
% Mr. " aleh had his hands 50 badly burned e
% render them useless for some time to come
Mtss walsh was fnghtfully burned from her chin
% her feet, her breast and arms having sustaiaed
the most severe injuries.
DIS. Palmer, Burrows and Buckley did all nos
eible to alleviate the young lady,s snferings but
medical skill proved Of no avail for she died IN
1he afternoon IN considerable agony.
The deceased WBs employed in the Treasury
Department. and was making preparations 10 70
TO Der work when the accident occurred,
She y said TO have been prepossessiur in an
peefance and possessed Of Disposition we'll eaI
crlafed to make her the geaeral fsyorits she Has
uith her nov griefstzieksn relatives and scqusin.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
TlO PLEASURE sEEKERs.
7i= SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF
Steamer Pilot BOY. Capt ". H. ByIeS.

After thisdate and during the summer nonthsthe
fine Iron 5teAmer PILOT BOY win leave w Ashlng-
ton, from siItE-sreet wharf every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY morning, at = O'Clock, for the prin-
cipal landings on the Potomac including the favor
ite Summer resorts OF Colton's and BlakIston's
Islands Retu rning. viii Hsn1 gton carly
in addition 10 the aboye landings the Pilot Boy Nl
take PASSENGERS for Eeonardtown, arriving there
for Washington. The scenery on the Potomac be-
ieg and the fiot Boy ne only steamer
make these most pleasant and healthful trips ior
round-trip tickets, good Until used, s3- AppIyto
iya-am h. n iazabUSH. s,ztb ssrsst AgeSnSs 8 Sass.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
-iFs EXCURSIONS.
lifa 4 SEiSAI o. THE
Lady Of the Lake.
Us1H OF JULY.
SELECT EXCURSION
TO BLAKIsTON,s ISLAND.

The steamer PILOT BOY wiz make an excursion
70 BlAkiston's Island on MONDAY MORNING.,
July s, leaving at O'Clock and arriving at the
Island At p. m. Returning win leave at d. m.
This ESeorsOp win bs ,elect n sysrY partiealArs
better opportunity offered that day escape the
heat and dust OF the city, TO enjoy the cool and
rigorstipE freezes Of the Lower Potomac, and 20
view Its beautiful scenery.
BIesifast on NE stsshs-. Dinner as the IsiAnd.'
Appiy 70 n. T. fITZHUGH, Agent.
ty5-H eixth-street Wharf.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
rourirta. rrszslerr snd soianrnsr.

at tho runner ftsorts Will md many useful afti.
clss IN my stock, such as WOODEN Ehfrts, hats to
keep the dust nom the, eyes and 70 shield them
rom the glare Of the sun, waterproof goods for
po1gee and linen suits bathing suits, and trunks,
and other things. GEoReE o. HEEH4No.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
Veterans Of MEXICO.

The Scott Legion, Of Philadelphia, will make
their annual excursion to Atlantic City on Tues
day, 9th instant, which will be the occasion Of
general reunion Of the survivors Of the Mexican
var; A; N. Kennedy, egg, secretary Of the
participate In the jollfdcatfon. Our local associa
tion will have an excursion on the llth OF Sep
tember, the anniversary Of the conquest Of
National Republican., 1875-07-05
The Accused Convicted of Manslaughter,

Motion for q New TriaI-Amateur Ped
estrfanism : Proceedings OF the
Executive Committee, National
GranEe-The Great sunday.
school COnVentiOn-Mfs-
eeIlaneOus Paragraphs
of Local Interest
National Republican., 1875-07-05
FINANCIAL.

GENT FREE-FoR ONE YEAH WEEKLY,
~ Finascial Reports containing prices, stocks, at
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
and valuable Statistical information, explaining
pays thousands of dollars proht. Those desiring
" s''SS- 1TSx. FRoTHINGHAM q CO..
- = = Bankers and Brokers,
ODD. n. z. Stock Exchange.
je23-MWFH Il Wall street, N. Y.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
BEATING BOy,

On Friday afternoeDs . colored lseoref working
ing ua.er to the Eorkmen. Several colorsd men
stood idly by, and through fear or for some other
cause did MOI interfere. ItFas not until Oncer
Sullivan made his sppesranee and nrrested the
stopped. The assnilant was, After pretty hard
struggle, conyeyed 70 the Seventh rrpcfuct sta
t1on-hcuses -L---s ~ 1atf71Atf
National Republican., 1875-07-05
Memorial Church Excursion.

Tickets are now ready for the third excursion
under the auspices Of the Memorial Chruch,
which takes place Wednesday evening, July 7th,
on the Pilot Boy. They can be had ct the Holly
Tree lunch rooms and Ellis music store. The
leading features In the organization Of these ex-
cursione are such rs commend them to the best
class Of society, and make them popular and de-
sfrable means Of recreation during the warm
weather. Liquor 10 entirely excluded from the
they viii reach home promptly Ct II o'clock, as
advertised. The Pilot Boy is Q large and CON-
modious iron boat, under efficient management,
and peculiarly we'll adapted to this class Of excur
sions. The committee ASSURE "a that only enough
tickets VIII b sold 70 eonfortably I'LL the boat,
and those who desire TO attend should mage sure
Of their tickets by securing them at once.
National Republican., 1875-07-05

oIscISHATr, Nov. d, iszl.
. DEAR slR: The two bottles OF vHsErIsx fur
great benefit. = : - ~-'i
For long time she has been trou bled win dlzzi-
ness and costiveness; these troubles are now en-
tirely removed by tie use of VEGRTINE. :
She was also trou bled with Dyspepsia and Gena-
raj Debility; and has been greatly benefited. :
THOMAS GILMORE
22H Walnut street.
National Republican., 1875-07-05


and Il was trus. He vas kind and sficlent in
their behalf In all business connected with the
Goyernment a. much 20 as man well could be.
He never refused Q favor which ft was In his power
to bestow, and IN Determining this possibility be
never consulted personsl sscrifces but made
than a. frcely a. he breathed the air. To many,
In tnis regard, he was not always sHorIdly Wfses
but he may have been much wiser than he ap-
peared. The very lsst letter he ever received
was last Saturday morning, from q poor man In
Philadelphia, asking his Influence for work In the
Hisipnuence was also widsly sought by persons
Who wished TO BE pardoned. Their cases always
seemed 70 him 70 be proper ones, and he would
work, - n for hfmeeH until . pardon was pro
cured. Discharged laborers In the navy yards ox-
tensfveiy sought his aid for restoration, and he
was remarkably sncossEfni IN their behalf and
ne reeetyed many IN engrossed resolution Of
for bis aid 70 the poor His great heart
never resist an appeal and he would admit, on
personal request, most any writer 10 his news
pzPcrs, especially young people who had an am
one, and this morning no one who enjoyed hls
acqunintance VIII have ore single urkfnd word 70
say Of him In his personal intercourse he treated
the poor and rich siike- He never seemed TO
know whether an acquaintance was we'll dressed
or not when exercising the cnfce Of offriendship.
Heuksparticularly kind to women, especially
to those STRUGGLING mp IN the dramatic profession
q q NH
National Republican., 1875-07-05
Ths Batsls ovsr-End q the Railroad War.

The long and spirited battle between those two
great railroad ,monopolles, the baltimore aHd
upon for the nsxt ten years. WhoWill violate the
aimistce remains 70 Be seen; but u Is certain that
the Baltimore and OHIO Company eommeuee to-
ern trains through TO Jersey City without change
Of cars, and baggage can Be checked East -
National Republican., 1875-07-05
PROOF.
WHAT rs NEEDED.

w At 1S N65D6D-
~. Bosrox, Yeo. ID, ls7i.
in feeble condition nom generai debility. VxGE-
TINE was strongly recomme nded 70 me by friend
who had been much benefited by its use. pro-
cured the article and after using several bottles
was restored TO health and Discontinued its use.
feel quite confident that there Il medicine supe-
ror 10 10 for those complaints for which n is espe
efany prepared, and would eheerfnily recommend
1t to IN ose who feel that they need some thing 70
restore them 70 perfect health.
Respeetf1ly yours, a, Y: Z. PETT EEGILL,
FIRM Of s. N. Petiengin Co., 40 stare st., Boston.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
The Avenue Theatre.

The walking Of Harry Brooks at the Avenue
Theatre commences ffteen minutes before the
hour and on the hour. Admission during the day
and after midnight ten cents. His task Is now
more than half completed, and great interest Is
being felt In the result A grand programme
every evening. go - 49,.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
GENERAL ISasOF THE CITY
SHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT.

4 YOUNG LA0Y BURNED 10 pEaTA.
National Republican., 1875-07-05
Fhsn Yon Lsavs Hons

for the summer don't fail to dsposIt your silver
ware or boHds with the National SAFE Deposit
ft------ -r--~- rtfs~e~th rfr~st r-d Vs- va-k
National Republican., 1875-07-05

TIE sHEl-sTEPHEnson Trial CONCLUDED.