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Suicide at Hamilton.

A PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN SHOOTS
HIMSELF.
Special to the Star.
HAMILTON, O., Oct. 2.-Mr. e. G. Dyer,
Of the firm OF Owens, Lane & Dyer, COM
mitteA suicide. to-day by shooting him
self through tie head. Sickness and
business troubles are supposed to be the
cause of the rash act.
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Change of Time on tho o. g. M. Il. ..
On ana after Sunday, october 3. the st. Louis
express will leave Cincinnati at 7:OO p. NJ, in
stead of 7:25 2. NJ. All other trains will leavs
as heretofore. G. w. PARIS, Ag't, Ciu-
The Loveland accommodation, on the Ma
rietta road, which heretofore left at 10 r. NJ.
will hereafter leave at 5:2J z. NJ, and TN
Parkersburg express will arrive at 800 T. n,
instead Of at 7:l0, as heretofore.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

l. sons Opera -house.-Rey. Henry ID. Moore,
Pastor and Minister. Services Sunday morning,
October 8, at II O'clock. The mission Of Jesus,
the Christ. Text-Luke iv., 18, ~: "The Spirit
anointed me to preach the Gospel to tho poor;
He hath sent me to heal the broken hearted,
ETC." Thcme-The Grand Necessities Of the
People, and tho True Work of the Church.
anu reed instruments, under the direction Of
Professor Currier, are: !. 30, Love Divine!
How Sweet Thou Arc;" 2. "Come, Ye Dis
consolate;" 8. Home Sweet Home" Ushers
are in attendance to furnish seats. Extra
chairs are placed on the platform for the
accommodation, as far as possible, Of those who
desire to attend these meetings. Ali are cordi-
ally invited. strangers in the city and young
men specially invited. 1t
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ONO Bustdsngs for tho Csmten,..sy.

Onto Buildings for the Csnte"sst0s
PHILADELPHIA, Got. 2.-Work COM
menced on the Ohio buildings on the
Centennial grounds to-day. Massachu-
sets, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyi-
yania, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Mich
igan, Wisconsin,, Kansas and Missouri
Commissioners applied for the exten-
sion Of space in the park for the erection
OF buildings.
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Attempted Bunk Robbery

HARTFORD, CT, Oct. 2.-The Cashier
of the Rockville Bank last night discov-
cred q plot to rob the bank. The bur-
upper floor when the plot was discov-
cred. No arrests.
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ENOR SALE-LAND-W acres of tho yery
Il best; good garden spot; cash, $1,000: ia
acres well improved on easy terms. s6,0OO: AZ.
acres near Richmond, Ind, on easy terms.
$2,00O. The above and two former pieces are
located within two miles OF a good CITY: also.
first-c!ass woolen mill, on easy terms, Sb,S o,
Address H. X. MINkLEBLECH, GreenvilIe,
Ohio. se3O ST
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SAMFRANCIsCo, Oct. 2.--The Bank Of
California opened for business this
morning.
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No Collection Altowed for the Strtkers.
NEWPORT, R. l., Oct. 2.-Partles who
came here from Fall River collecting
money for operatives in that city, have
been notifed by the city authorities that
II they did not stop they would be ar
rested as beggars and sent to tho States
prison for six months.
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Tor SALE OR EXCHANGE--LOTS-- For
IT ty-fve suburban lots in West Toledo,
within 10 rods ofstreet cars; will exchange for
resldcn or farm property In Cincinnati or
Southern Ohio. For further Information apply
to Douglass, Haskins \ Walker, SUh Adams
street, Toledo, o., or Thos. McGregor, lliiis-
boross Highland county, .. THOS McGRE-
GOK sc2S-4t
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NTANTED YOU TO INVEST YOUR
w MONEY-Where it will do the most
good, and in order to do so buy your boots,
West Fifth. He not only retails at wholesale
prices, but he also opens daily job lots Of fash
enable boots and shoes, which he sells ut half
is mis- motto. You will be astonishe 4 how much
cheaper you eau buy there than elsewhere. 1t
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LOST.

r OST-TIL X KET-Exposition railroad ticket
IL ana return to indianapolis, l., Z. & L., bet.
John and Vine on Fifth ST., or bet. Walnut and
Central av. on Sixth. The finder will be llb-
orally rewarded by leaving 1t at 34l West Fifth
street. se30-3t
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IL city property good fruit farm Of 25 acres,
com Portable improvements, near station on
Marietta Railroad. Address CAROLINE I.
Cozaddale, Warren county,
Ohio. seG0-2ts
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EOR SALE-FARM-A good farm of about
L. M. r. r., and same from good bike: nouse
Of rooms, barn, stable, &c.; fruit; near church
and school; in healthy and good ncighborhood.
10 miles from Court-house, in Hamilton county,
D. Address o. F. DRAKE, plainville, Hamil-
ton county, D. se3O-St
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TNOR SALE-FARM-160 acres OF prime to-
il bacco land, well improved, two miles from
Kentucky Central Railroad and 28 from Gov
ington 1t Is he property of retired clergy
man, who will soil it at O bargain. Address
Box IA, Falmouth, KY. se.O-St
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.AIO,sg the R0sSie.

Along the R0Wie.
CHEYENNE, wy, Oct. 2.-President
Grant and party arrived here by special
train to-day.
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L,OR SALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land; !;
'ncighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county-seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address avs" this office.
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LNOR SALE-NEWPORr, KY.-A HOUSE
Il containing six rooms and grocery. The
house rents for thirty dollars per month Will
b. sold on easy payments. Inquire on the
premises, No. rs Isabella street.
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NTANTED--HOUSE- buy house in the
w city that will pay good interest; must be
o bargain; will pay cash. Address MRS. VIII
1OTTh, Box 2,T6a, Post-offce. seyO-3t
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VNTANrED-SITUATIO colored boy
w to attend horses or work around house;
eity or country can 6HEIng gS9d gdsT Tss0m%enda
Hill. ses0-3t
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WTANTED-BOOKS- keep, by an ex-
w perienced book keeper who has three
hours leisure every day. Address +. p. Full
LER, POst-Ofce D0x 2,1A. Ocl-3t
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L'OR SALE-STORE- Cigar, tobacco and
IL confectionery store, doing flrst-ratc bust.
ness; located in the incest town in Ohio: small
capital required, and good reasons given for
selling. Address TOBACCO, care Post Office
Box 5Sl. se30-3t
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"TANTED-HORSE- for deliv-
w cry wagon; must be sound. Address,
stating price aud where it can be seen, Post
office Box 1855. se30-St
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w property for land in Kentucky or the
Southwest. Address g. w. CUMMINS, An
iOch Mills, KY. Ocl Ut
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EOR sALE-COTTAGE-Of rooms east
IL side of Morgan street; lot 25 by 1855; cheap
for casn. Inquire on premises, near Avon'lale
toli-gate Oc2-2t*
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NOR SALE-OLD PAPERS-2,OOO old pa
Il pers, in hundred packages, at this Office
ap1N-tf
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LNOR SALE--HOUSE-Busi brick. (which
IL is occupied as a dry goods and clothing
store, in the city Of Seymour, Ind; will be sold
low on good Terms. Address A. ROSENBERG,
Seymour, ind. se30-3t
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WANTED-SITUAT ATlON-By young n. an
w OF II, with experience IN business; writes
q good hand, and is quick at figures; best Of
references. Address +. q. Box 8, Morrow, U.
[se3O-3t1
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NTANTED-YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
1y5 West Fifth street. between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. open every day. au6-4m
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THE LATEST AND BEST

THE LATEST AND BEST
STY LES OF all Sizes OF line pictures taken at
BELLS to suit or no charge. Old pictures
copied. Frames Of the latest pattern FOR sale
at half what they are sold for elsewhere. Call
and be convinced Also ferreotypes OF the best
quality. Go to BELLS, at No. I6j w. Fifth
street. Remember, to suit or no charge; at
very moderate prices. au2S-S,H
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

DREACHING by q. y. Mortimer, OF Chicago.
i at Christian Chapel, Ease End, 0-Morrow
at II O'clock, and at night. IT.
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EOR SALE-GROCERY AND SALOON
I Nice grocery and beer saloon; near city; /;
good chance; $4,000 in payment.
Addrcss-J. H., Star Office. se2T-M, THIS
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VNTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That d.
w CAVAGNA & SON have new lot of fine
Boneless Goldfish, and splendid line of
Groceries. jy26-tf
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NTANTED-HENRY ARMRY-The ma
wv chinist to address an intimate friend.
Address W. n, at Mansion House, Main ST.,
near Canal Oc1- -2t+
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NTANTED - ROOM--Small plainly fur
w nished, near Hamilton and Dayton De-
pot, by young man; must be cheap; pay in
advance. Address j. Il. L., Box As, College
Glll, o.. se3U-3t
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VETANTED- = MILLINER = First.class, at
w Urbana, Ohio. Please address Mrs. J.
BRlGHTW ELL, Post-otice box S95, Urbana,
Ohio. Ocl-8t
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DICHMOND-ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
III Preaching by Elder U. A. Bartholomew,
OF Pittsburg, Pa, To-Morrow Morning at II
O'Clock, subject "Christian Experience:" AMI
Thou" Seats free. All are cordially invited.
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1'OR SALE-FARM--1C2 acres OF excellent
Il land near Butler, on the h. C. X. r., i'm
bargain. For particulars address or hppIy
to OWEN SULLIVAN, Butler, Ky. se30-3t
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TNOR SALE OR TRADE-GOODS--St of
IL goods, about $500 worth: will take two
gooI work horses as part pay. Address Box
43, Versailles, Ind. se30-St
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TNOR ORSALE-HOUSE-And acres OF ground; !;
u price, $40; Inquire Of A. J. WHIPPLE.
Now Trenton, Ind. se2O-3t
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I berry wine, made entirely with white SUI
gar. Address j. G. PARKS, Carlisle, KY.
sea0-3t
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WANTED-STrUATI young
wv man as clerk in some gOOd business; Is
q good penman aud has gool education; can
give best OF reference. Address G. j., Indiana
House. sea0-2
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LUR LE-CARRIAGES-N New and Sec
il ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 aud 81 West seventh street. GEO. q.
MILLER u SONS. sep7-tf
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-PEDDLER'S LICENsE-Will
i sell cheap. Address WALTER r. REX,
Z. U. se30-3t
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XNTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv hrst-class Sowing Machines IN order to
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 2a0 W alnut
street, nrst floor. ie26-tf
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C'OR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
E Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW &
CO., w W est Third street. jyl6-tf
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. l8O West Fifth Street. auz6- II

CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
Best STYLES and Lowest Prices at
KHOREH d CO., 21y w. Fifth street.
See Specimen at Exposition.
se4-1m-S, Tu&Tn
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WANTED -..SITUATIONS.

XNTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By boy Is
w years of age; willing to work; best Of
reference. Address j. NJ. G., 2.1 Cutter st.
[se30-2t]
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TNOR SALE-BUsINEss--On good notion
il wagon, horses and route for sale very
cheap. Address q. q. LEITL, New Richmond,
Ohio. se6-tf
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know that
w JOHN G. HARTLEY manufactures all
kinds Of w illow- ware. 224 West Fifth street.
[se25-6t, S, Tu.T
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VKTANTED = RUPTUBED PERsONs--To
w call at KRAM Il CO.'S and examine the
stSure Cure Truss" The best truss manufac-
tured, at the low price Of 80; IL. ". cor. Fifth
and Elm, up stairs. Open Sundays from AN.
~ Pm. se2S- Tu. rh,S,tf
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1ET ED-EVERYBODY-T know that
w \. TErTENBORN, 2l9 West Fifth street,
has the best Clothes fingers and the largest
assortment Of housekeeping goods, Wooden
ware and Baskets, to be found in the CITY,
lses5-6t, ), Tu,Thl
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NTANTED-DIyING-B practical sub
w marine diver; will furnish armOr, or will
work by the day. parties furnishing nrmor;
can be heard from by addressing SUBMA-
RINE DIVER, box $40. Portsmouth, o. oci st
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M TANTED-PARTNER have $1,000 that
w wish TO invest in some safe, legitimate
business, or will take q situation as book
Keeper and loan money TO employer. Address
MERCHANT, Lock-5ox 945, Post-efllce.
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WI IANTED-HORSES- winter. good
w grass and grain feed: terms $40 per
month. DANIEL BEDINGER, Walton, Ky.
[se30-Yt
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VTTANTED-SITUA ATION-By thoroughly
wv competent druggist, as prescription or
retail CLERK: best Of references. Address G. r.
ATKINSON, Paris, Ill., seSO-3t
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w very light. self-inking job press. new OF
second hand. One that will do visiting card
work. Address, stating terms and condition Of
press. PRINTER, care OF Il. +. Tattershail,
Portsmouth, y. ocl -3t
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VK7ANTED-U. s. DlSPENSATORY-Ed
w tiOn OF 1870 or 1876, Wood Il Bachc pre-
ferred. Address Dr. YOUNG, Ironton, Ohio.
Oc1-3t
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VNIANTED-BUGGY- side-bar buggy.
w Address U. e., Box 1885, Middlotown, y.
[se3U-3tl
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OM--By young gentleman,
wv small, in central location; must be cheap.
Address Il. d. THOMAS, Lock Box 936, City.
[se30-3tl
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DOARDING-Pleasan furnished front room
Id on second floor, suitable for gentleman and
wife OF single gents; with or without board;
terms moderate. Call at SO Barr street. oci-2t
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E-STREET CONGREGATIONAL
Y CHURCH.-The Pastor, Rev. q. b. Boyn.
ton, ID. D., will preach Tomorrow at II a. m.
and 7:3O p. M. Evening service in the main
Audience Room. All arc invited. Sabbath
school at $3.50 a. m. 1t
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
" street. between Central avenue and Plum
W. Il. Moore. Pastor. Morning subject |:
Human hesps Evening" The Foiiyy o3
Human Speculation in Religion" Baptism at
night. Seats free.
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BOARDING = Unfurnished front room on
ID second floor, for a gentleman and wife,
with neat family OF two adults; no other
boarders; reference required. Call at 2S6 Hop
kins street, Ocl -2t
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WANTED CONGRATULATIONS.

VNTANTED-CUSTO Belts Gus
w tOm-house Dining Room. NO. 220 Wal
nut between Fifth and sixth Streets. 1t
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CT. PAUL M. Il. CHURCH, corner OF Seventh
y and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow,
at II A. NJ. and " p. NJ, by the Pastor, Rev.
q. II. Payne, b. ID. Evening subject: T" Rec
ognition Of Friends in Heaven" Sunday
school at 2H T. Nj. Strangers invited.
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fOA N6 NI---ENOOM0. N
TNO kENT-STORE-ROOM- commo-
Il dious, with shelves, counters, etc In New
berry, O., II miles from CITY. Address G. w.
POOL, Mulberry, Clermont Co., o. se30-at
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FOR RENT.
BOARDING..

DOARDING - Handsome rooms, with hall
I'D entrance, with board for gentlemen or man
and wife, at 32S George street. ocl-3t
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LAST EDITION.
Washington.

The Bogus BOndsmen Troubles.
Interesting to Bankers--AnOther er
OhiOan Mentioned for the Inte-
rinr nannrr.n .n ou,t atc ate
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DOARDING-With neatly furnished front
ID room, for man and wife or two gentlemen;
street cars pass the door. 159 Baymiller street.
Ocl-3t
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DOARDING-At College Hill, in small pri-
ID vate family where the comforts OF o home
can be had; terms reasonable Post-ofice box
n. College Hill, o. ocI-2t
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NTANTED-Fou Ferrotypes for 50c. New
w York Gallery, 2S w. Fourth vt. mh22-Stf
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-06-12
Remarkable Surgical Case.

At the meeting of the Rensselaer,
comfy medical society, held yesterday
afternoon, DIR. Hubbell reported a case
which goes as far to show the progress
being made in the healing art as any
thing we have recently met with. Next
to taking out the lungs and cleansing
them stands the operation of cutting
into persons chest, and through the
wound made washing out the inside
EARLY in January last little twin
daughter of James Kelly, of the firm of
Knowlsen & Kelly, machinists, had in
fammation of one lung, and since then
had been gradually failing. DR.. Hub
bell soon became convinced that an ac-
emulation of matter was taking place
in the affected side, which, unless re-
moved, would cause death. Accord
ingly, about three weeks ago, with an
instrument termed "the aspirator," a
quantity of puss was re-
moved, but not nearly all. The nature
of the case being more fully revealed,
it was determined to make thorough
work AMI in a day or two after DIR.
Hubbell, assisted by DIR. Wilson, of
Troy, and DR.. Hubbard, of Lancing-
burgh, made free, bold incision be-
between the ribs into the cavity of the
chest, midway between the heart and
the spine, on the left side, and evacu-
ated about a quart of matter. A double
tube was then inserted into the opening
made and by means of a syringe fitted
to it, the whole cavity was washed out
with disinfectant solution of Just the
of the blood. This cleans.
ing process has been repeated once in a
day or two, and as the result of it the
little sufferer who was 80 near deaths
door is sitting up, eats we'll and plays
allowed to heal. Only four cases have
yet been reported in this country in
which this method of operating was
adopted, but it is approved by the
highest medical authority and will I'M
be resorted to more fire.
quently, as it becomes more generally
known, as a means of saving life
Troy Times.
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"Stan' DOT o. the Road Wuman.,

Some years ago her majesty was one
day standing on the public road r,ar
Balmoral making a sketch of the pala Z.
from a particular point, when flock Ct
sheep were driven along. Her majesty
intent on her work, took little notice of
the sheep, and merely moved a little
nearer the side of the road. The boy
in charge of the flock. seeing, her in
the way, shouted at the top of a stem
torian voice: ''Stan' DOT O. the read,
wuman, an let the sheep gaze by" The
queen not moving out of the way SO
quickly as the shepherd wished, he
again shouted "Fat are We stan'in
there for? Gang DOT o. the gate, and let
the sheep by" One of her majesty's
who was a little distance,
hearing his royal mistress thus rudeIy
stepped upto the boy and said
to him "Do you know to whom you
are speaking in that rude way? ?" "Na,"
said the shepherd, 81 dinna ken nor kar I;
but be she ia she likes, she sudna stan
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To LEAD ALL COMPETITORS is the aim

To LEAD ALL COMPETITORS is the aim
of the proprietors Of tie Wilson shuttle sew
ing machine. II is founded on the very best
principles known to sowing machine science,
and improvements, IN advance of all other
sewing meo ;iines, are being adopted constant
ly The Wilson ia rapidly gaining the prefer
ence Of ali l,aIties that are acquainted with
sewing machl 'e-, and it has already taken the
front RANK amc @ the first-class machines of
this country: and its price, owing to its being
manufactured where labor and material is
Ed n aheaper than in eastern cities, is fifteen
dolla-s l. IS than all other first class machines.
Ma mines will be delivered at any railroad
station in this county, free of transportation
charges, if ordered through the company's
branch house at 1879 Canal street, New Orleans,
La. They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application. This
company want few more good agents.