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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE CIrIZEN-Mr
Samuel Mcknight, one of our oldest citi-
zens. whose serious illness was mentioned
In The STAR last week, died at his home
mere saturday afternoon. in the 9th year O.
his age. He had been a resident of George
town for almost fifty years, and an employe
OF the War Department for the past fourteen
years, having previously carried on his busi-
ness OF cabinet making in this city His
pleasant manners and Sociable nature ma la
him many friends, while mis- upright Chris
tlan character gained him the esteem and
confidence of all who came in contact witt
him. he was remarkably unobtrusiye with
than be was, and lived a quiet but useful
Ire. The suf1erings of his last protractAi
illness were borne with the gentleness and
patience which only comes from child III Ike
falth In the inspired promises of the higher
NE 10 come. He was happy in his domestic
relations, and leaves a wife. one son NOW in
aiaskal ana hve daughters, dine married. }
10 mourn The loss of a kind and considerate
husband and father. His funeral will take
place To- morrow Tuesday afternoon at 5
O'Clock from his late residence No so 3D.
street, and will be attended by Covenant
Lodge OF Odd Fellows, of which he was a
member. ~ "
A LEAKY REsFRvoIR-For some DAYS
Fast there mas been leak i'm the distri buting
reservoir above this city, and il Is estimated
now tnat more water is escaping and going
mo the river than would supply George
town. causing some fears of a ssreseryoir
disaster"
fra small frame house in allev be-
tween Grace and Water and High and Poo
mac streets took fire TO day about < O'clock
from detective tiue. The police aud fire
nhcn su11ued The flames. Damage tri1ing.
Lodge, No Is.
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Condensed Locals.

shiliiing:on has Godey's Lcrfy', Boob for
August.
TIE animal excursion Of Mount Vernon
Lodge, No. 3. X. of p, TO Gil mont, on Thurs
day, Will Oe a select and pleasant affair.
Dir =. @. Homer. who for the past thirty
months mas been the mail routs agent on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad, has been
transferred, with better paw. to the route
from Baltimore TO HarpeT's Ferry.
The cOast-suTvey steamer George 6. Blake
sailed for Boston on Saturday from the navy
yard here. The steamer Fortune will go in
To commission on the Goth and sail for Pen
sacOla a few days after.
The old wooden bridge over the canal at I.
street southeast Is a dangerous structure,
aving at present two large holes in the floor
Ing. IL will be recOllected that "A child fell
through hole in this bridge some months
since ard was badly Injured
The Washington Sangerbund and friends
mad delightful time at Marshall Hall YES
terday. The steamers Mary Wash ngton
ard Arrow were chartered and took down
over thousand people DOnch's band ac-
cOmIanfed the eXcurSiOniSts. No disorder
of any kind occurred.
This morning at the house Of Mr. Stein
metz, on Massachusetts avenue, between
Eth and 18th streets, one of his daughters
was severely bitten by a dog owned by Mr.
SteinmetZ- The dog was shot by a police
man. DIR Garnett attended the patient and
does not fear any serious results
The DaShaways held a Temperance meet
ing on the corner Of 9Th street and PennSyl-
yania avenue. yesterday, which was al
dressed by George Savage, after which DIR.
George Gross explained n preamble and
resolutions drawn up by him AZ the Chicago
National Temperance convention
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Il l. Il X A " d IA.

A BIG GRANGE MEETING IN ALFxaN-
DlIA-Ihe executive committee of the Vir-
gina state Grange met i'm stanton Tuesday
ara Wednesday and perfected arrangements
connected with the business bureau of the
order, and adopted regulations regarding
Pomona (or district) Oranges In pursuance
OF thelr regulations the worthy master of the
state grange Will almost Immediately COM
mence q tour OF the state for the purpose OF
organizing these oranges TO confer The fifth
uesree. Each subordinate grange is entitled
10 1our representatives in a Pomona Grange
ana as there are about one hundred oranges
In this District, something over four hundred
Celegates are entitled to attend the maetipu
OF the district grange OF northern Virginia,
10 De held in this city sometimes in SeDteu-
per Speclal rates have been perfected with
CHARGES.-Dr. II. c. Powell health oficar
mas sent TO the mayor a communication in
writing pre1err1ng charges of "maIfeaSance
ana fraud In connection with the MANAGE
mcnt OF the late smallpox hospital against
Dr j. Il. Johnson, alderman from the third
ward Mayor kemper has transmitted the
communication to Mr.. Janney the president
OF the board of aldermen. who will call the
aldermen together upon the subject AT an
early day next week
THE RAILROAD FERRY-The trains con-
hectlng the Baltimore and Ohio and The Viz
glnla Midland railroad still cross the ferry
peI"Sth uils city and Shepherds twice p
Gay. OUT thlS connection will cease before the
close of the present month and the trains he
run ON the Alexandria and Washington rail-
road.
APPoINTNENT.-JOSe Howell. of princn
Georges county, Md, has been appoinfed
superlntendent OF the wharf at Fort FoOte
vice Moore killed a short time since An
unsuccessful attempt was made to have the
WlcoW at the deceased appointed to the posi-
uOn.-Gdzetie, nh
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gBrigham Toung's wife, Emmeline, died
at Salt Lake City Saturday.
NI.ady Franklin. the devoted wife Of Sir
John Franklin, the Inflated arctic explorer,
Is dead.
AZ NJ. Thironin has been imprisoned for
one year In France because his dog killed a
little boy.
81 Says the London Telegraph il our la "
had permitted such finding, "NOt proven
would have been the decision of any English
court in the suit of Tilton VS.. Beecher'
pS~The Leavenworth (Kanl peOple are
afflicted with flying snakes that crawl
through the air, four feet above ground. They
are little things-abOut a foot long spottei
with happers as big as n mans hand.
RI Berlin court circles declare unfOundei
the rumor OF proposed Intervention of G. ar-
many in Spanish colonial affairs in coniunc-
ton with Great Britain and the United
States.
RIA New Orleans man will ST. on LOG in
the broiling sun and fish all day, and feel re-
warded with one bite, and yet If his wife
wants pail of water brought. he will ex-
claim: ION, yes-keep right On-fx me for
buriali"
o. OstrOm, the stroke OF the victorious
Cornell, is a carpenter by trade, and has sup
ported himself at the college by working at
times, at the bench, helping about the farm,
and taking care of one OF the buildings. He
is fine, plucky fellow.
fF- On one OF the bridges of Paris a baby
spraDg out of its mothers arms and fell in
the river, and the mother jumped after fl,
but could not swim. Another woman Jump
The mother was half drowned and the baby
was dead,
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a COlOred PhiIosophPr.
IUhEe SUi,hUT Springs CtrFeSpO,uLl7toe of IN.
4 LII


Cincinnati Commercial
Connected with this famous Watering
place is fine old darkey. who sits on a nire
plank at the chaly beate spring and dioS nm
wafer FOR lnvalids and others. receiving such
fritiiT sums as the visitors NAV choose tn
give him. This darkey would not be selected
among million for beauty. He is as black
as any crow that ever flew over a cOrn-feIt
No blacEeT being ever lived for fbev
couldn't. This citizen is stOop -shouIderei
and bOw-leggcd, and has fingers that look
IKE hoOp- poles when stretched out unon his
lap lie wears brOgaH shoes eighteen INCHES
long, which look at a distance like gunhoat
models. Somebody has given him a pair of
uEht-Iegged trousers, so that as he an
prOachcs you from distance Won sec his
feet before his legs come to view. inst as a
canal boat heaves in sight before the at
tacheG rope can De seen.
''Jim," said !, where in creation were
those shoes made?"
'In the Penitentiary, Isah; hits de only
place could get t."
whats the size?"
"No size, sab; dey just put in what leather
dey had on hand that day. Pom my word,
sab, eberybOd axes bout dem shoes. Dew
wouldn't be so large, but I've got a heap Of
cOrns and bunnyuns, and has to make low
ance for dem in having the shoes built"
'Talk about celebrating nigger.v said
jim, branching off To another line of thought.
an ed9ercaled niger amt fifteen for any
ming. m agfn IL, for when a niger gets
book farming stuffed into him he's too swelIpd
up 10 DO anything. He sticks lead pencil
ID MS wool, and goes around maxim figgers
on Whitc"ashert fences, and call dat high
cofnPnshment! He'ssO Swelled up that yer
can't get him between plow-handles. w6ar
ne DeIongs. Desc eddercated niggerS is poor
SUCKS. Their eddercatiOn amt bread and
meat and 'laSses-thev can eat il nor sleeD
on II, nor make hOmespun shirt ont of If
III II 90 Tor white folks, but niggers amt got
no business being eddercatcd; spOils EN-, sab.
spoils EN-" ''
AS he had so poor an opinion OF his raoa.
J ASKED him II they were better off in sIa-
very.
" right smart Of eTn We're better Off " he
replied, - but de good Lord neboer Intended
one should own another. It's cOntrarvwiSe
10 de bible, and de Lord sent war To free
us. knOwd what was comm when de frISt
gun went of. says 10 de bows on the plan-
iation, hold your grip, de Lord's war has
come Some says the Yankees freed us aud
ms, that and the odder; but the Lord run
that war"
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AUSTRALIANS RACE HORSES COMING TO
AMERICA-A. j. Bryant, the president of
the Pacific Jockey Club, is in receip. of a
dispatch stating that Bowers, a noted horse
man of sydney, will start this week for this
city with two Of the best Sydney race horses
when he brings over especially to enter for
Tie S1C,UUO iOur-mile race to be given by the
club next fail. One OF them, named Jump
Is very fast horse, OF great endurance, has
beaten everything that has contested with
him in the colony, and latterly had to be
handicapped i'll order to get a race. The
other is also fast and game nag but his
pIoWeSs has not been so fully demonstrated
Ire sydney horses are recognized by turf
men as among the best in the world for long
races.-SOn francisco R,nleLin
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CROPS IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
The rains of the past few days have made
the corn crop in this vicinity beyond perad-
venture. 1t needed but few refreshing
showers To make the kernels fill out plump
and II has all II needs TO do il. In Missis-
slppl, Louisiana, and southern Texas the
corn crop was fully matured more than a
week since, and in short time IL will be
hard enough TO feed. From present indtca-
tons the yield Of this part of the country
VIII De the heaviest ever known. At the
present time cotton never looked better and
In few weeks more IL too will tell the story
OF Its profitable harvest. The goddess Ceres
has smiled with much favor upon the efforts
OF the husbandman this year.-Meaphts Ara.
lOflcIe Jlilg 13.
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a LITTLE GIRL SERIOUSLY INJURED
WHILE PLANISG--On SATURDAY evening as
a number % little girls were playing on Y
street, between 4th and 5th streets a daugF-
ter OF MIS- LarOire, aged about seven years,
Was thrown Gown by playmate, aud
ktTlking her head on the curbstone, was
bad!y injured. She was taken up insensfble.
anc iT. Na4ly was callel in. 1t was at first
supposed that her skull hal been fractured
but she regaiuet her consciousness veSter-
day morning From the fact that she spits
blood II IS thought she Is also I'M Irei inter
Ially.
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A MAN RESCSCITATED BY THE "SYLyES-
TER PRoCEss."-The application OF prompt
measures for respiration saved the life OF
John Worth, an actor, from Philadelphia,
who sunk exhausted while bathing near At
laptic City, n. j., on Saturday, and was
taken from the water apparently drowned.
Dr. Mitchelson, Of England, happened to be
at hand with other gentlemen, aud imnedt
aicly applied what rs known as the Sylyes-
ter process for artificial respiration. restor-
ing the man to life. Three boys and man
were drowned Saturday at different places
in New England, two while boating and TWO
while bathing,
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A MANLY CoLoRED WATTER-The Sara
toga correspondent of the New York Herald
ulscourseS thus on head walters: The great
rSt mead wafer in this country. Robert
thompson, cOlOred man of signal indepen
uenct ana good sense. is now in the Cost o
stages OF an active ifhumble life. His is the
mead walter at the Grand Union. MANY
years ago, when the National hotel at Wash
hgton was in his prime, he was the grand
marshal OF the walters. He came 10 Sara
t0ga with the Lelands, continued under
BTeSlyn, is now dying of consumption and
when they say, Bob, go Off Take the sum
mer for yourself" the pride of the Nirginian
IN the negro answers; mo. I'll die right
mere, ii must. where / have worked" This
man was member of the council of the
District of Columbia. He anticipatad the
position recently taken by Frederick Doug
lass more than two years agO-nameIy, that
Ire black man must cease to hang on TO the
white mans skirts. He said TO me last
summer: "Our people are not doing well
They are all on fire for office. It's making
aemagoEueS and idlers of them" OF Fred
douglass lie said: 81 don't respect any color
Ell man who lets white man use him after
tne white man has picked the carcass, and
thal what Fred. Douglass did in the Freed
mans bank. This negro is a very t,.orOugh
american In spirit, wiry in figure. ambi-
uOuS, anxious, with military power over the
I'5 servants he has TO drill, little given IN
IflN0llty, and his judgment in a diuiDg-room
on The quality and right of place ui q thou
saEd guests was little short OF rare social
culture.
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AN EDITOR SHOT BY HIS PARTNFR-A
SnootlhS AFFAIR occurred at BranchvlIe, &
C., on Friday. between J. Fielder Myers
editor of the Blackville Sun, and his printer
partner, samuel Hall, the quarrel Original
ing IN a dispute regarding money matters
nan was on his way To Blackville. ana was
Feen by Myers, who attacked him and sue
ceeued IN dragging him from the cars Hall
Grew "DerrlLger" and shot Myers in the
.hIsh, Ihhlcting dangerous wound. Hall
then ran, and Myers drew his pistol aud
fired, missing Hall bat striking negro man
be'oW the knee, who was standing near
causing serious though not dangerous
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FINANCIAL AND CoMNERCIAL.



NV YoRx. July l9.-Ths Pests financial article
says The gold mar et is quiet and steady Opening
price was 1l4l4, from which IL at crce dropped 10
.14s, almost quicklg rally ING To la, remain
ing al that price until sf IL O'Clock Since ihra
the price has been HtS al .lt. On gei1 soans the
rates have been 2. I. Ia and per cent per snnun.
aud 10 per diem for borrowing Foreign exchange
dnii and nominal, rates at 4-Tirsi.9h hnt the
basis Of real business is about So AS and
s9-s IA 70 Money unchanged. government
bonds quiet, ana = TO y pr cent below last
prices OF saturday: except iS62s, zoos, and
currency skies, which were unchanged. In
southern state bonds the demand ran to Ten
nes.ees, the old selling at 5aatS, and new 40
stock market opened fairly active and irregular
snd during the first fifteen minutes Lake shore
Erie. Northwestern and St Paul declined = TO s.
per cent Since then the entire list has recovered
and prices have advanced on Ohio aud Mississippi
TO per cent on NORTHEASTERN preferred The
next largest rise was in Western Union Telegraph
aho st Paul. each a. The large dealings were in
the following stocks, and extreme quotations are
also given: Lske shore. e1hasl1: Western Union
Telegraph, I9saSss: Northwestern common, 40zsa
as; preferred, 6l,sa54'l: st Paul common, 81, q
the preferred, 5sa60ls; Pacific Mail, SIS 49,
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THF COLUMBIA TYPoG RAPHICAL UNION
No. 10l, met Saturday night, and considered
the amendment offered by III. Il. Brian TO Sec
ton three of article one of the bylaws, viz :
. PTOtTdod, That printers employed by the
Inited States government shall not be con-
Sidercd within the jurisdiction OF this union -
which amendment was voted down by a vote
of 1iG 10 10. Mr.. Brian circulated a pamphlet
in support of his position. the closing para
graph OF which is as follOwS:-''The union
cannot afford TO defeat this measure. Indi-
yidual members cannot afford To have It de-
feated. II must pass, and IL must pass to-
night, or Union No. 10i will cease to have
any power or influence as trade Organiza-
ton, even If il does not cease To exist at all.
II will not do TO say I'VE will fight IL out
We have been trying that plan, and how
have we succeeded? Discretion is often the
better part OF valOr." The meeting then ai-
joUrued to meet at the call of the president.
which will probably be about August 5.
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DRY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS.

Black GRENADINES at l5c., 25c 4Oc. Soc, 62kc.
75c., |, and s Is per yard.
Real FRENCH LAWNS, with side border, 2tc. per
yard.
loo pieces of VICTORIA LAWN at 2oc. and 25c per
yard.
R1aC. per yard up TO 75C.
Also, 800 PARAS0LS and sun UMBRELLAS NJ
cost.
Also, goo dcZen Keeps Patent Partly made DRESS
SHIFTS have been ordered for sales this
week.
All goods warranted TO be as represented by the
statesmen.
W. W. BURDETTE r. CO.,
je28-f No 92c 7th st. NV . and 700 st.nw
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a BURGLAR FRIGHTENED OFF-About
II o'clock last night an attempt was made by
cOlOred man to enter the house of Col
LGbey, on l street, between LIST and North
Capitol street, but was frightened Off by the
private Waterman at the adjoining house
who fired several shots at him without effect
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BEECHER'S FAST HoRSES-Mr Renchar
Grove MS favOrite horses Rosa and Nellie
down TO the depot. making the two miles i'm
eAactly SIX minutes. Behind him logged
his Old horse Lem, drawing a gar,iener's
wagon !aden with berries, To he sold to a
Peekskill gTober. LENS driver was commu-
NEGATIVE.
Mighty reckless driver" he said, as Mr.,
Beecher dashed by. "He swings round cor
ners terribly. Jes' see that gait he's en- now
going down hill, too. I've known him IN
drive from the house to the depot in five
minutes. I've been in with him, and never
expected TO reach the bottom of the Hill
altve."-BTOOklyR 141Qlls
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A SLIGHT FAMILY JAR.-At Tiffin, Ohio.
last week, Father Beehn, a Catholic priest,
calling on one OF his flock, Mrs. Reeninund
was assaulted by Mr.. Reenmund with a
hacthet. Outside parties interfered and pre-
vented injury. The reasons given are that
Mrs r., fearing she will die, wants absolu-
ton, and proposed TO endOw the Catholic
church with her worldly goods, at which Mr..
IL. GemurS
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~ Belle Hewitt, the burlesQue actress. has
badly hurt one OF her legs by falling through
trap in Philadelphia theatres stage.
S-The extensive furniture factory of
Mitchell Co., st. Louis, was DESTROYED by
ire Sunday morning. Loss estimated at
G0,000; insurance about $40, OOO
Slf Henry Ward really intends as he
gays, "to go on loving" just the same at least
be bad better write fewer letters about it
N. y. Herald.
ga Philadelphia young woman In a
horse OF correction is about to come In nos
session o. s2o,000, which her father, an affec-
uonate hay and feed dealer, has left her.
0-Aristarchi Bey, Ohe Turkish ministerA
tie British, Prussion. and Italian secre-
ernor OF New Zealand and the Austrian
charge d'afiaires, are at Lake George.
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HOW A CHICAGO GIRL GOT HER GEL
IER OUT OF THE 4 RMY-Her Interview ,cifh
he Secretary Of Wcr.-LaSt April "a fine look
lrg dry goods clerk employed in Mandel
Bros, in an hour OF dependency enlisted in
The army. lie was engaged 10 toe married To
handsome lady OF Is, aud when she heard of
her distress can only be imagined for a
common soldier she could not wed His
father, who, by the way, is a Methodist min
lister, (and some people think they have
great influence with government officials \
d1d everything In his power to have him re-
leased, but without effect. The young lady
then took the matter in hand. She saw Gen.
their signatures to n petition for a discharge
forwarded it to Washington. In dine time
The answer came stating that the PRAYER
formed her that when they went 70 Wash
lngton IN December they would make an
other effort. Learning that Gen. Bclknap,
secretary OF war. was in the city, she got a
letter of Introduction 10 him. She deter
mined To call on Gen Il. at the Grand Pacific
yesterday afternoon. He granted her an
audience, heard her story. satisfied himself
the young man would make her a good hus
Sand, wrote out discharge. When sha
asked the general how she could repov MIN
he CALAMITY replied, 'With a kiss "'which
she gave him. Last evenings mail carried
the important paper TO the Indian territory
The father, who is better Off in this worlds
goods than most people who follow his call
Ing, has promised to set his son up i'm bust
ness, and is very proud OF his prospective
uauglter-ln- Chicago yOlGTldl.
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CITY ITEMS.

ELASTIC STOCKINGS and celebrated Elias
Tic trusses at No rs Pennsylvania avenue,
near Sd street northwest 1910
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REAL ESTATE SALFS.-MeSSrS. H F. Tim
herman & son have. through VI. C. IuttralI.
sold AT auction, for ". r. Hoffman, trustee.
IiTe lots corner { and 1St streets nA.theaSt'
for = .423 -, for same party. two lots i'm
proved 10y frame houses, ON Eth street east
between G street anu Massachusetts avenue.
one FOR $50 and one for $50; also, brick house
ON Mary land avenue. between 10th and nth
streets southwest, To Chris RUPERT for
sS+si and for 4. c. Burr, trustee, small tract
OF land near LinCOlnville, 10 DIR. ]. W. Dean,
$40. ard two lots on G.. between 18th aY,i
l'ih streets. at - - per square foot, contain
ing .Of0 feet.
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A Boy SHOOTS HIS PLAYMATE-On July
Is, while number OF boys were playing In
18Th street, Jersey City, one of them named
John Cornell, aged Is, drew out a single
barreled pistol, and saying, "Look out, I'm
going TO shoot" flied IL of. The slug, with
which II was loaded, struck another bow
named Jas. Dugan, near the base of his nose
and lodged in his head. The powder also
filled his face and eyes. The injured lad was
removed TO the city hospital. The wound was
probed, without discovering the missile
Yesterday the boys eyes were completely
closed, and the sight OF one OF them, If he
should recover, will be entirely DESTROYED
Connell was arrested and held In $500 bonds
10 answer to the charge OF atrocious assault
and. battery.-N y. Star, 1Ith.
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PIoPLF who have cut Their wise teeth use
the SozoSioyR and all WHO do. are willing
10 declare 10 all who don't use IL, that 10 IL
the most perfect and delightful thing tor
the teeth they ever dipped a brush into.
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THE NEW CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
This splendid edifice will soon he completed
and viii have no special Improvement taxes
To pay through J. &. Lay x CO., % ~
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been isssed as
fOllOws;-JOhn Green and Mary f.. Green:
Samuel ID. Griffin and Elizabeth Smith: John
O'Conner and Maggie Blake; Samuel san
ders and Phillis sullivan.
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THE BLOOD owes its red color To minute
globules which float in that fluid, and
tain, In q healthy person, lace Amount az
iron, which gives vitality 10 the blood Tee
Peruvian Syrup supplies the blood with ia
vltsi element. and gives strength and yIgor
TO the whole system