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II weakness Of the stomach IS allowed to become
chronic, the following evils suporycuedgCsti0n is
permanently impaired the s. stem IS very imper-
fectly nourishcd the blood becomes thin and wat
cry, and the bile being unemployed for digestive
and cyacuattyc purposes, enters the circulation
through the thuracc duct and inJncts Itself into the
superficial veins, giving to the skin and the whites
Of the eyes the saffron tmge indicative of un.pusness
Headache, nausea constlpation pains IN the side,
heartburn, and many other distressing symptoms
which accompany the internal arrangement above
described, which, II unchecked, Is to be follow
ed by serious disease the rising Of the by It's
setting. 1t is manifest therefore, that Inability
OF the stomach TO act upon the food should be
come without delay The inylgOratlnT Influence on
the stomach OF lostettcrs stomach Filters is speed
y felt IN the disappearance Of all the d5lgrcCable
symptoms alluded TO- The prescribed mineral rem
edes Tor general debility usually fall 10 achieve any
lasting result because they do not lnyigOrate the
stomach; Uostritcrs Bittari always succeed Tor
that Is their primal effect The very fact that they
are such an excellent st0machlc constitutes them
one Of the best general tonlcs IN existence To
store digestion Is The final step toward, the recovery
OF health, when impaired By any Of the muiliGTious
complaints which spring from dyspepsia, and that
viii be found To have been taken by tr invalid who
has awaited himself Of this famous uuti-dyspeptic
remedy
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Wishing you all Merry Christmas, We
call your attention to our large stock OF
Holiday Goods and ut extremely low prices
at Clark d VOLTS,
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@, W. NEAL d Bro, spare no expense to send
out nice Coal. 32f
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All sizes of Cum Shoes at c. G. Marr..

GUNS! GUNS.l
J. Schuyler & Son, will sell out their stock
OF double barrel shot guns at cost. A gooo
chance to secure good gun at q sacrifice.
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THR TIIESPIANS.


Tho Drama of William Tell was presented at
the Opera House on Friday evening" by this
Troupe. The people of Bloomsburg have
grown TO feel that her amateur performers arc
in many respects equal to, or even better than
most travelling compa mics, and therefore il was
, but natural that the annou ncement of this per
formance was sufficient to fill the house to over
flowing. Mr.. L. Jacoby was the stage manager,
and the success with which the play passed of,
attests his efficiency in that capacity. There
was not hitch or baulk from beginning to end
Mr.. Jacoby took the character of Tell and did
it well. Hervey f. Smith, Esq, as G esler, dis
played considerable ability as an actor, appear
ing at his ease on the stage. Miss Buyrd az
Emma, Master John Rutter as Albert, j. S.
Phillips as Melctal, played their parts in apleas-
ing manner in fact, all who appeared on the
stage, evidenced careful preparation of their
parts. The new scenery and costumes, obtained
for this occasion added much to the general ef-
feet, while the stage arrangements in the way Of
wind, thunder and lightning were well carried
out. There were two scenes that deserve espe-
cial mention; one where Gesler Loses himself
on the mountains and has just given up in de-
spair, when Albert comes picking his way from
rock to rock, in rain and storm and lightning
and rcscues the hcartless tyrant. The ether,
where Tell Is overpowerCd by the minions of
G,sler and loaded down with chains. This
scene ended with fine tablcau. The whole
play abounded with touching parts, The after
piece was farce entitled "a Convenient Dis
tance"
On Saturday evening the performance was
repeated for the purpose of making up the ex'
penses, so that all the proceeds of the first even
ing could be devoted to the Normal School. The
after-piece was omitted, and in its stead few
varieties were introduced, all of which were
well done for home talent. Master NJ Owen
gave comic song and dance, in negro charac-
ter, which was encored. This was followed by
a negro lecture by &. w. Dreher who was also
recalled. Mr., NJ. Burns then entertained the
audieice with some very good clog dancing
and he also had to come back
Owing to the unavoidable absence of Mr.. El-
well on Friday, and previous engagement.by
Mr. Writ on Saturday, the part of the programme
assigned to them was necessarily omitted. Those
who got up this entertainment are entitled to
much credit, and the people showed their ap-
probation of the efforts and object Of the troupe,
by vote of thanks on Friday night Mr.. Z.
Jacoby was the leading spirit, and to him il ac-
corded the greatest merit Mr. f. W. Kester
undertook the arduou4 duties of Business Agent,
and no professional manager could have done
better The appreciation of the communtg
was justly shown in the large audiences, and the
interest Of the town in the welfare of the Nor
NAL School can never hereafter be doubted
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and Limeburner's Coal,
Especial attention given to the prepara-
tion of coal before leaving our yards, Grain
Coal delivered to any part of the town at
short notice. Orders left at |. w. McKelyy's
store, or at our office, will receive prompt at
tention. Office and Yards at William Neal
q Sons Furnace, East Bloomsburg. Your
patronage respectfully solicited,
COAL. l7-tf-25l COAL
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MOTTO L

M persons indebted 20 the undersigned on Book
Account prior TO JUue let l7l5 requested TO call
and settle by note tr otherwise before January lat
1876, after That an unsettled accounts VIII be plaC-
I.d. SNlsHERlM, ID.
Having associated WlthWo Dr. VIM. TCKclyy we
are prepared To attend promptly toull professional
calls IN Medicine, surg, RS, ana obstetrics. Public
patronage Is respectfully so l,ltyl,
SNlSlER q MCKELNY.
JERSEY town, Nov. ip-Cw
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\ baby just born in the St. Joe, Mo.
Hos, ital, has ii toes and but fingers.
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Port folios, Drcka's dictionary blotters,
rosewood and walnut writing desks ut G.. A.
Clark's,
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G. G. Marr sells more Germantown Wool
than any house in town.
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Felt Skirts very cheap, at c. c. Mars
will 60 to |. W. Hartman's for my Christ
mas presents.
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NItllS bNil tOplS, IONN yum DDDl', i'"hl'"'
Misses and Children RuGbcIs at L. Nj.
Knorr's,
Wishing you all Merry Christmas, We
call your attention to our large stock OF
Holiday Goods and at extremely low prices
at Clark & VOLTS
Felt Skirts very cheap, at {. c. Mars.
will go to I. w. Hartman's for my Christ
| mas presents.
Fancy inkstands and beautiful paper
weights at G. A. Clark's book store.
| FARMERS, ATTENTION - Russell takes Butter
Eggs, Lard and Produce in exchange for goods
| ~--
Pocket books, cigar cases, and Russi"
goods of all kinds at G. A. Carks.
Call at Russells and see his stock OF
| Queensware.
Running off, twenty-five pairs of Boots at
almost cost at J. W. Hartman's, to close
stock.
FARM FOR SAIE-Containing 81 acres, in
Scott township, one-half mile from bloomsbury
Good buildings, splendid water, and a ilrst class
stone quarry on the premises. frice Fo'Voo
w. j. BUCKALEw,
/ l'e'' Estate Agent
Choss ohocl,or, hocl,ca,r,,or iockstrows
dominoes, and 4 great variety of games at c..
A. CIark's
------- O..
| Orsfars of fun seIrcfiOn nj NJ NJ Rms
selPs 7'''' '' INV 81 0'''''' 80 '' "
Rubber Boots at Mch'hhe!s'
n;,.;,, T.. | 7o-c 80 etc., oont. M ot
W. a. >'"iN > oooN Sgs.e' Isl t'---..--.-
Choice variety of Cranberrics and Mince
Meat at NJ. NJ. Russelps.
Mo-, \, -.
-"V'' ''o'n ooo'S ~ H. W. h'o'i =
| ,ro,. bo,l,, j., III. .lo bool.
Grand Opening of Holiday Goods this
vo,, .,. -, Il oh;1,.,. p,.u
| va Cal Eeo i"'lcH anu CIllllVHS L us
u i'"'A " '''0"l H. u. IIonl 81 " '00 PEI ''''
to,,o - Ch.,,.,,o, p.oson.s ,.o,,
lntend TO bny ana then go to Lutz sloan
10 nave 1t llleu.
Tobacco. CIGARS and Confectionery at
wholesale very low by NJ NJ Russell
Plctures and picture frames nj the pooA
store OF George y, Clark.
------'-.--a7--,,, a..,.
oNEK-COAlS ONEh-COAlS!
For Men, Youths and Boys,
Great Bargains at
D. Lovcnberg's.
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a new lot of Ladies underwear just rcceiv
ed at Lutz & Sloans, for 60 cents each.
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Snow E1cludcrs for sale at McKinneys.
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What rush at l. w. Hartman's fcr
Christmas Goods. Go soon.
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ABC and building blocks at G. y. CLARK :
book store.
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TAPE WORM.

Removed alive with head complete in from two
to three hour; 40 Zee TIL removed, by Dr.. Kuukel,
259 North Smith street, Philadelphia. Seat pin and
stomach worms also removed. Call and see. Ad-
vice free. send Tor circular, or ask your druggist
for KunEcls Worm syrup, Price 81. 1t never fails
Schcnck's Hulmonic syrup for the cure OF ccusump-
tiun, coughs and colds.
The great virtue of this medicine Is that It ripens
the matter and throws II out Of the system plrines
the blood and thus effects q cure.
Schencks sea Weed Tonic, for the cure or dy pepsa,
indigestion, &c
The Tonic produces O healthy action OF TIE stom-
ach, creating an appetite, forming Chyle, and curing
the most obstinate eases u Indigestion.
SchcncLs Mandrake Pills, for the cure Ot liver com
plaInt &C.
These rGl- ar, Alternative and rrolucca healthy
action of the liver without the least danger as they
are free from caomel, and vet more enlcacoui IN
restoring a healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are certain cure f,r consumption
as the puiwouic syrup ripcns the matter ana purne,
the blood The mandrake rllls net upon the liver
create healthy bile ana remove All diseases OF the
liver often cause OF consumption. Tho sea wood
tonic gives tone and strength TO tho stomach makes
a good digestion, and enables the organs 10 form
good blood, and thus creates healthy circulation OF
healthy blood The combined action on these medl
encs as thus explained, viii cure every OF con
sumption, II taken in time and tie use OF the mcdi
cncs porsevered in.
DR.. Schenck IA professionally AZ his principal office
corner sixth ana Arch sts, Philadelphia, ever, Mon
day, where all letters for advice must bG addressed
.
Take Ayers Pills for all the purposes of purga
tive for constipation Indigestion, headache, and Nv
er complaint, by universal accord they are the ucs
OF all purgatiyes for family use.
II is no wonder that inyads lose faith IN SPECIFICS
when so many worthless medicines are advertise
for the cure Of various diseases, but which, whpr
tried are found wanting" We have TO lcarnhow
ever Of the first failure q DI, Wlstar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry TO cure coughs, colds, ana pulmonary
disease % cents and 81 bottle, large bottles mucl
the ChCapur.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

E. +. EUNKEI'S BITTER VINE or IRON.
1t has never been known to fail In the Gu e Of
weakness attended with symptoms, lndl,poslt ln to
cScrtcn, loss of memory, dnliculty Of breathing,
weakness, horror N disease night sweats, cold feet.
dmncs5 Of vision, laugGor universal lassltudc OF the
muscular system, enormous appetite, with dyspcp-
tie symptoms, hot hands, nushng OF the body. dry
ness Of the face pain in the back hcaytR.ss Of the
eyclds, frequent black spots flying before the eyes.
with sunuslon and loss Of sight, want Of attention,
etc. Sold only IN 81 bottles. Get the genuine De-
pot and Office, 259 NUrth Ninth street, Phuadcg gia.
Advice Free ASK FOR L. Z. Kuukel's Bitter Win. II
iron, and take no other. Genuine sold only In 81
bottles.
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A Kentucky girl, II years old, has re
covered $500 damages in a libel suit.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION. - Russell takes Butter
Eggs, Lard and Produce in exchange for goods
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Bargains in Dress Goods at ClarI; &
VOLTS.
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COAL
COAL
Old Established Coal Yard.

G. w. NEAL & Bro, Wholesale & Retail
Dealers in all sizes of the best qualities OF
Red and White Ash Coal, at the very lowest
market rates. Have constantly on hand large
stocks OF
Domestic,
CuDOla
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French dressing at Kuorr's.
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Dodson Chapel, the new NJ f. Church at
Southold, Huntington township, LuLerne coun-
ty, will be dedicated on Sunday, the Goth OF
December, 1875, Rev, A. NJ. Kester and other
ministerial brethren will participate in the SER
vices. J. GUss,
i =, 10.
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Latest thing out New chime sleigh bel
at j. Schuyler q Son.
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Business Notices.

You can buy of Clark & Wolf as cheap
for produce as for cash.
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When found make Il note Off it,
And go to ID. Lowcnbergs
For Il fine Diagonal Over Coat,
Fine Fur Beaver.
The Ulster Over Coat just received.
A ful. line nt Childrcn's Underwear, Ho-
siery and gloves at Lutz d Sloan's
WATER ROOF WATER PROOF
Boots at NJ kinneys.
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Pocket books, cigar cases, and Russia
goods of all kinds at G.. A. Clark's.
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silk Handkerchels at Clark & VOLTS.
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TOWANDA BOOTS TOWANDA BOOTS
The best and most reliable for every one
to buy. Try them, For sale at McKin-
ney's.
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Go TO G. G. Mari for all colors Of German.
town Wool,
For beautiful pen knife or any thing in
the cutlery line go to j. Schuyler q Son, the
largest assortment in town.
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business CARDS,
ID VISITING CARDS
LETTER HEADS
BILL HEADS
PROGRAMMES
..-.... .. - POSTERS, &C, &C.
LUMBIAN OFFICE
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Call at Russell's and see his stock OF
Queenswarc.
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Running off, twenty-five pairs of Boots at
almost cost at !. W. Hartman's, to close
stock.
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Take Ayers Pills for all the purposes of a purga-
tive, for constipation, INDIGESTION headache and ly-
complaint by universal accord they are the best
OF all purgatiyes for family use
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A SECOND "gAENER'S VACATION"
D- COL. GEO. T.. WAXING. Jr

Elegantly Illustrated articles on Old New York by
lohn =, Mines, VIII appear aJ once, and viii attract
the attention OF Hl, lu city uv country, who marx
with interest the dow upmeut OF the great metre no
lis and ancctiOGOt uly remember The quaint peculiar
lUrS Ot It's udgn Tine,
Every number IS pruiJscly illustrated, thus eua-
bling Us lu give tp uur Uracyiuu and narrative uT-
Giles an IHcts 81 ana pDWuNuut value mover attained
Ia "a anuu-uu5uateu periodical
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-25

PHILADELPHIA Is naturali1ing 4 new
form Of dissipation, known rs pigcon.IIy'
ing, or the training and flying OF carrier
pigeons. All tho citizens OF Philadelphia
enroll themselves into what are called
"ilying associations" Ns the "Fairmonnt
flying association" etc. The other day
party Of Quaker sports repaired to Bal
timorc, where they tossed their rival
birds, at intervals Of half an hour, to test
their speed back TO Philadelphia, an even
hundred miles. The first prize Of so was
won by II bird which made thodistancc in
two hours and 81 minutes marvellous
speed. Ono Of the happy features OF this
kind Of racing Is that the brute il urged
forward by no driver but its own instinct
and strength. On the following day, the
races ut Pimlico five miles from BnIti-
more, were reported in that city by bird
in from eight and One.qunrtcr to nine
minutes. baltimore is about to enter the
lists Of pigeon rivalry with Philadelphia,
and in that section the "homing' Of pig
cons promises to he quite profession
and their flying quite sport In Bel.
GUM, the number Of pigeons "homing' is
said to he over million and their value
some millions OF dollars, though what in
the world they arc for, except for fun,
when there Is no Paris in II state Of siege,
we ore not informed.
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A CONTEMPORARY, in discussing the re-
Ialion OF church debts to church duties
speaks Of mortgage being as common to
the average church as u steeple, A congre'
CATION gets infected with mn ambition to
erect u splendid building, u few thousand
dollars--cnough to start On--arc sub
scribcd, the building Ia commenced, debt
is contracted as it progresses, md by the
time il is finished it is covered with a
mortgage, either to some wealthy Chris
tian who has advanced tho money out oil
biz sympathy to finish the work, or else
to tho unfortunate builder, who, having
commenced the job, sees no other resource
but to finish it and trust to the future loI
payment. Then come the appeals to The
congregation to pay of the debt; some
times they can and will do it, sometimes
they cannot or will not, and many al
earnest, rising minister has been de-
pressed and broken down by years OF ci-
fort to raise the obligations resting on
his church. Frequently the holder oil
the mortgage learns after few years tc
be surprised ii even the interest is paid
and he comes to regard the payment o.
the principal as very unlikely indeed
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MONDAY, ON. Is, Sc.
AyEDucArIoNA1 FunoRElN ENGLAND.

Az EDUCATIONAL URoRE IN ENGLAND
When We compare our numerous col
Icge4 with the great universities OF Eng
land, it is we'll to remember that Oxford
and Cambridge, after all, do not furnish
a liberal education Tor the common pcO-
pie, and that they have to be supple
mentcd by new colleges, which are spring
ing up all over England, and which really
correspond to our own smaller institu-
tions. Tho means Of culture, to be rem
derGd accessible to the greatest number,
must DO localized, and every city and
center OF industry finds itself under the
necessity OF establishing collegiate insti'
tutions in its own ncighborhood. The
establishment Of national system Of
common schools has turned the public
mind sharply to these educational wants
and tho wealthy and noble classes arc
contributing Of their means to meel
them. An instance OF this is the cstab
lishment Of the Yorkshire college Of
sciences at Leeds, in behalf Of which
public meetings are being held, at which
wealthy philanthropists and dukes zen
lhuse" each other to "put down" large
sums, in order to raise u minimum o
10000, A similar ambition inspires
Lord Granville TO take the stump !" be
hall OF the national training school u
music, where it Is intended to furnish
MUSICAL instruction free. Several OF thu
larger cities are responding generously tc
this effort, to which also the Duke o
Edinburgh, the musical IprinCe, gives hi
support. In short, the educational turor'
has seized tho mother country, and We
are not likely long to be rCproachcd will
our collegiate Institutions, because the!
ARE so numerous.
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"GRASD RELIGIOUS SEANcE.--We pre-
slime they had a high old religious time
80 to speak, in Columbus, Ohio, las
night, II the programme announced 1t
Saturdays issue Of the Journal was car
ricd out 1t was advertised as "rcli
gous scanCc," and promised "wonderfn
demonstration Of the spirits." Mr.. Edwnrt
Livingston, who was herNlded ms "posi
lively genuine medium" was to invoke
the dead and they were to appear in the
room. Esprit hands, faces and forms
were to be "plainly seen and recognized
II was further announced that
Bells would 10 rrng and harrs played by iht
invisible power, while the Medium L securely
tle,l hsndctifitd and chained.
The Medium will also IN secured In M iruf
tagc, ~ rs to prevent the possibility Utiraul.
i table rises entirely from the ilJor and !, sus
pended ID the air.
The dead appear, and many other strange and
wonderful spirit manifestations
AlsD manifestations outside Of the cabinet, or
the open stage, in plain sight Of the audience So
small bills
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CntcAoOis very proud Of her incrCas
ing direct trade, both with Europe, and
with New England and the South. She
doesn't buy and sell through New York
as formerly, and this circumstance &C
counts in some measure for Chicago
buoyancy and New York blues. Chicago
claims that she sells No. 2 wheat that il
No.2, while the "Chicago no. ~ sold in
New York !, largely adultcrated with
cleaned up No. 8, n shrivelcd berry
She also claims that she sells pork 100
pounds to the barrel and no less, but
that New York, after the barrel has
gained 20 or q pounds, Ns It will in the
course Of a few weeks and temporarily
takes out that amount, leaving the barrel
short when the natural shrinkagc reduces
tito itI normal weight Iii s her super
Tor virtue that brings all the world to
Chicago to trade, while the vice Of New
York promises TO make pasture land Of
Broadway
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HOTEL RIvALRR EXTRAORDINARY
There appears Just now to be fOFmida-
BILE outburst Of hotel rivalry in Chicago,
Here is d challenge that Potter Palmer,
proprietor Of tho Palmer House, makes
through the newspapers:
"Haying erected Fire-Proof Hotel, at an addi,
tonal cost Of construction Of over half million Of
dollars, and being unwilling any hotel In Chicago
should claim exemption from tire and not be entiil'
cd to It, hereby challenge any VI you TO the l9l'
lowing TRIAL after the clOsc Of the Exposition The
Chief Proprietor Of any hotel may bring on his back
all the kindng he can carry To any chamber IN thu
Palmer House proper (not including the Wabash
extensOnl, In which CHAMBER thy furniture, car
pets, curtains, and mirrors are TO remain rs they
| now arc. A trc may then he built In the middle
OF the ROOM after which the door shall be- kept
closed for one hour, II, At the expiration OF thai
time, the Dire has moi spread beyond the room, the
proprietor u the opposing Hotel Is to pay for The
Manage by hTe and amORa 10 the furniture, etc.
but, II the fire extends beyond the limits VI III,
room there will not be any charge for the damage
etc butt will pay the proprietor five thousand dol
lars OH condition, however, that | have LiE
privilege alcTWaul, on the slme day, an!, II l'
not reduce Il to ashes In one hour will pay tn
proprietor Of the hotel all damage 10 tho iurnttur,
and room, and twenty thousand dOIlaTs besldes'
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DIED.

MILLER-On Friday evening, October %, 1875
nj O'clock, Of typhoid fever, Rev A. MILLER, o.
81. Paurs German Lutheran Church, sth Ward
Funeral from Ills late residence, corner Of JacOt
and Sslh streets, on Monday afternoon at O'Clock
Friends Of the family aro invited.
fashion Saturday evening, October -, 1875
ii II y. NJ at the residence Of his brOIhpr-in.lnW
jGroR JILL LASH, IN the 3OtG ydar Of his agc.
Funeral Tuesday morning at lOo'Clock. Frendi
Of the family arc invited TO attend Intcment al
Greenwood q