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MODEL STEAM YAcHT.-A few days since
we spoke of the model of steam yacht on ex
hibition in Schumacher's window. A more
careful exhibition shows it to be fine piece of
workmanship. The hull of the model is of
box wood, and fastened with spikes and screws.
The top part is of ebony and is finished with
perfect exactness. The cabin is nicely finished
and looks comfortable. The model is screw
nropeller and the rudder can be moved by the
wheel. Mr.. Cox, who made it, has incased it
+, a glass case and is to offer it for sale.
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The ATMOSPHERE of Love is pure, sweet
breath. This desideratum is one of the results
of using SOZODONT, which not only invIgor-
ates and preserves the teeth, but renders the
mouth as fragrant as a rose. fb22d&w1w
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT Assocl-
ArroN.-An adjourned meeting was held IN
Reception Hall last evening. Vice President
DIR. S. c. Gordon. presiding. Reports were
received from different Committees Dr, Gor-
don as Acting Treasurer, reported the sum OF
one hundred and forty dollars in his hands.
1t was voted to turn the same over to H. W.
Hersey Esq, Treasurer of the Association.
Remarks were made by several gentlemen
and the meeting adjourned to the second Tues
day in April.
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PINE STREET CHURCH.-When the Trustees
of Pine Street NJ. E. Church shall have decided
upon plan for new church edifce, then they
are ready TO go TO work. Various designs are
under careful consideration, and conclusion
will undoubtedly be reached ere long. They
are by no means particular whom the architect
may be, whether in the State or out of it. But
they wish a good thing, a house of some taste,
well proportional, commodious, but not costly.
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l. A. Il. A. SPECIAL MEErING. There will
be a special meeting OF the Irish American Re-
lief Association this Wednesday evening, Oath
inst, at q p. m, for the purpose of hearing
the report of the committee on the celebration
of the 18th of March, and any other business
that may legally come before the meeting.
Per order of the President,
j. b. MURPHY Sec'y,
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Necessary for a choice. ..253
BOnney's majority. IA
This evening the caucuses to nominate candi-
dates for Ward officers will be held at the sew
eral ward rooms.
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MASQUERADE BALL-The masquerade ball
Given by the Blues at City Hall, Monday night,
deserves to rank with the greatest success Of
that popular company in the Terpsichorean
line The floor was crowded with dancers and
the gallery was packed with spectators Some
of the costumes were elegant many funny, and
not few charmingly absurd The big elephaht'
and the pony, stradd!ed by well known typo
caused much merriment There were at one
time nearly two hundred couples on the floor
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
CHRONIC Rug Patterns at L. D. Strout's.
feb24-lw

GENTLEMEN invariably have the neck well
dressed. This cannot be done with an ill-itting
collar. The Elmwood, Warwick and Rutland
Collars, sold by Geo. M. Glazier, 81 Summer
Street, Boston, and by all dealers, are the best
fitting and most durable in the market.
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r..aaver,;.eme... To-Day

- New Advertisements To-day
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Dramatic observation-disclosures Club.
Social Festival-First Baptist Soce'y'
SPECIAL NOTICES
Gowell 81 Greenough.-2
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Chrome Rug Patterns-L. ID. Strcut.
l. A. r. A.-Special Meeting.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice-Duucan Harrison.
Lost-Worsted Scarf.
p. M. f. ms, Coz. G. Willard.
Agents-Wanted.
NOtlce-Albert Cole.
Portland Woman's Christian Association.
Valuable Mill Property-For Sale.
To Let-St0re.
Removals.. w. Eaton.
TomatOes-A. A. Allen.
Horse-For Sale.
Good News-Z Sargent.
Fairbanks Scales-Fairbank & Co.
Rug Patterns-L. ID. StrOut's.
Wanted Wet Nurse.
Lost-Odd Skate.
Music Books-Quartet Choirs.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Millinery and Fancy Goods-F. o. Bailey & Co.
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THE place to buy black brilliantines is at
Rines Brothers, Middle street, opposite II. I'll.
Hays. feb22 tt
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EErTER THAN GOING SoUTH.-"Go Soulful
90 Southp is the parrot cry of the friends of
the consumptive. 1t is well meant, but silly:
Few of those who are suffering from lung and
throat complaints can go South, or would be
benefited if they did go. Hale's Honey OF
Horehound aud Tar is worth more than mil
lions of cubic feet of southern air as remedy
for every species of pulmonary complaint. 1t
will cure any cough, any co!d,aa bronchial
complaint, and effectually arrest the tendency
to consumption.
Pixies TOOTH ACHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute. feb1Seod6m&W.
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AN ODD SKATE, Acme Club, o. The finder
"A shall be we'll paid on returning Il to
GALLISON & COLBY,
fe24dtf SpriEg ST., above Park.
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Lost.

MONDAY evening, between City Hail and Salem
lu street, a large WORSTED SCARF. The find
or will be rewarded by leaving at this Office.
feb4 div
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NOTICE (!

I HEREBY give notice that / shall apply 10 the
Il Board of Mayor and Aldermen at their next
meeting for permission TO erect wooden building,
80 by so, two story, Preble street, and also to
erect and maintain a steam engine in said bul1lng.
feb21d3ts DUNCAN MORRISON.
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DISPLAY OF FLAGs.-Strange to say there
were but two American vessels at this port
Monday which displayed their bunting in
honor of the great and good George. These
two were the barks Tattay, Capt. Pettis, and
Archer, Capt Hatch. The flags on the City
Building, British Consups office, and the Eng
lish steamers were displayed all day. The flag
on the house of the Portland Yacht Club was
displayed all day, and at noon salute of thir-
teen guns was fred.
LEcTURE.-Rev. j. w. johnson delivers this
evening, at y o'clock, the fifth lecture in the
course at Pine street Nj. E. church, in behalf
of church building fund. His subject is
Sunshine" With his vivid imagination, his
easy flow of language. and the illustrations with
which his discourse abounds, he can but make
q very successful lecture Only one lecture
more, and that by one of the Bishops of the
M r church.
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portland WOman's Christian As
ISOLATION,

A LII interested are informed that the Domestic
"A branch of the Employment Department of the
Association, has been transferred to the hall the
Ward Room southwest corner Of South and Spring
streets) where applications be made every after
noon, from to 5 o'clock. Applications for other
kinds of employment may be made at the Home en-
Wednesday and saturday afternoons only.
feb24 1WF
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Wanted.
Lost.

A WET NURSE. Inquire at
"A 653 CONGRESS STREET.
feb24 diff
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MEMS heavy rubber boots only $3.50 fol
Woonsocket or Boston make, at Halls rubber
store under Falmouth Hotel. feb9tf
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Agents Wanted.

INOR something wanted by Agents. Avail yourself
IL of this opportunity. See sample or address
S. g. PLAISTED.
157 Commercial st.
febc4*1m Portland, Maine.
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Horse for Sale.

THIS horse is the last of the assets of failed aud
Il country trader. aid will be sold cheap If applied
for this week. May be at Lovett's stable on
Plum street. MATTOCkS ~ FOA,
feb2itf 1873 Middle Street.
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Tomatoes.

A BRICK Store Upper Village in Yarmouth: In
"A quire of II. w. SEABURY,
feb24eOdtf or GUSrUS SfORER.
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Citizens Caucus.

TIME citizens of Wesbrook without regard TO party
Il are requested to meet at Warren's Hail. Saeea-
Kappa, on FRIDAY the 26th inst, at O'Clock p. M,
to nominate candidates for Town Officers.
WestbrOok, Feb. %, 1875. feb2i63t
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For the history of "Auld Hornie' we refer
the reader to those worthy gentlemen, Christie
pber Marlowe, John Milton, Daniel Defoe,
Johann Wolfgang Goethe and Rene LIE Sage.
The horns of the moon have always been
fayorite themes with the poets. Dryden used
them as chronometers, singing ERE ten moons
had sharpened either horn" Milton speaks OF
..tbe horned moon which shines by night. ,"
Poe's ssAstarte with her duplicate horn is
familiar to all who have read "UIalame."
Rut as these are sublunary subjects we shall
not dwell upon them.
The famous oath of medical students, by
the great horn SPOON" deserves more attention
than we can give it, 1t doubtless has some
occult reference to horn quicksilver or crude
calomel which is favorite weapon of slaugh-
ter with the faculty. For that form of insan-
ity known as horn madness, reference is made
to the "Comedy of Errors" The cuckold's
horns might be treated at length, with illustra
tons from recent history, For the horns of a
dilemma respectful reference is made Ito Con-
gress and the Louisiana question. A very i'm
portant part of the horn is the little end thereof
Those senatorial candidates who have recently
come out of it are certainly able to furnish all
the exposition needed.
Enough has been said to show that the horn
ia not an unworthy emblem or symbol of
George Washington; to establish which point
this paper has been written. curious pas
sage from Dryden may be quoted In conclusion:
Then clinched Ratchet in his horny fist
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LAW Decisions.
The following decisions Of the full court have been
, 1875-07-17

The worat insect pest Of troplca! America Is
tho tc,rbla t'ze:ant afy"mica secfssima). whose
sting ia lke1>ed to the puIctuTe Of = rod-hot
neodle. 1t IL found Gully on sandy soils ia open
PLACES. and seaus to thrive most uear houses aud
In weedy vllagos. Towna are sometimes lesert-
cd on account VI this tt!o torn.satpr. It Is
small apecieH Of shining rcd color, not greatly
differing from the common rod Htinglng nut of our
own country. except that tile pam aud Irritation
caused by rs sting arc much creator. Wlere 1t
abnunds, tha whole soil IL undermined BY It.; tho
ground IL perforated with tle entrances to their
Bultestaneau galleries. snl 4 little uAndy dome
occurs here aud t1efo whore tie iusocts brluB
their young to roculyo warmth near the surface.
uopuH are overruu WITH them; they dispute
every fragment Of food With tho inhabitants, and
dtatroy clothing for tie sake of the starch, AL
oatablcn hayo to bo suspended IN BASKETS FROM
t!Ie rafteEs, aud the cords woll soaked With CO.
pa'ba balsam. WHICH ls tile ouly moaus known to
prevent them from climbing. Tley SOON to at
thck persons out Of aheog luaiics. 1he legs OF
tabteH, chaisH. and atoos, and tho oorda Of lsan.
mDckH, have 70 10 ameareA III tho eamo way
Popular !Scfeaoe Monthly,
, 1875-07-17


Directious for Restoring Fcraaua Ap"
pnrently DeAA from Drowning.
l., Loae 10 time. Garry out shese directions
on the spot. .--..-... .
ii. lto.no.e the fosh and muous from tho
mouth Rnd uostr!ls.
III. Hold tile body, for = tew aeconIs only,
with tna hosd hsugl1ig down, 10 that tla wstar
, may run out Of tle lungs SUD wlndNpa:
IY. Loosen all tight articles Of clolhing about
tho ueck and chest. ..
i, Bso that tue tongue il pu!lod forward II It
falls back into Tho throat. py taking hold Of II
with h handkerchief it will not slip,
W. II tho breathing has eeAYed OF nearly 60,
It must ba stimulated by pressure OF tlle eheat
with tho 4andA. III imitaton OF tho natural
breashlpg; loEclbly expslItuK tho mir from The
lungs, and allowing Il to Ee.alIter aud expand
them by tue elasticity OF tho tiLa. Remember
sLst this 10 The most important stop OF all.
TO DO 1t readily, lay tic pefaon on liH bAnk,
With cushion pillow. or Some hrn auhstauco
undor hts shoulders; thon psess With tho tAt Ut
the hand4 oset tho lower part Of the h1eAst bone
ana tue upper part OF the abdomen. ksepinR Up
regular tepatitlon and relaxation Of pressure
tweAty or thirty times satnuta. pressure Of
thirty poundh may be applied uith 4afoty "a a
grown perann.
VII hub ths limbs With the hands or with
dry cloths constantly. to I'D the ciscaistiQa aud
Keep the body wAYm.
Will. Al soon ~ the person ssn swallow, stys
w1tna coiIes os tsa-
IL. Work deliberately. 10 not give M too
quickly. enoceAa has rewarded tho saorts Of
huurs.
Pnbtiahsd II tho fequeat At the Humane 6ocia.
~ Of ths Commonwealth q MAkaaahuaasts, 1az0,
, 1875-07-17

4 Mss!asippiaa has cat Of which he teila The
following starys ~ Haa slok I hhort ttmo ago,
ard tho c.t would come from tho table to tho
bud frequently. She tlnally caught mouse and
brought it " tbs bed laying it dawn beside me-.
tlrew 1t on, bur ~ often ~ | did 10 tAa ca!
would bring 1t back, Until thought she wAntstl
ule to cat II; so made believe | ate it, aud the
aat wenk away apparently sAt,atiad. And before
night tue same day she brought me striped
sluirtel, and elah day toz the th.es days Nss
iu bed shs brought Katns, with the sAma result !;
sls would nsyek leave until had pEeseudsd TO
e4t(l."
4 Qeuslensa Of Bo4ton has Spite dog nhloh
IL paysx allowed IL biz sleeping room. 4 faw
Bseks a4uoa Al4 xifs Mas tkksn I'll. and the
uucond Day Of llsr s.slnsas Lhs doR made bus
Nay ipto th% aAAlahas. Jumped On to tie bed,
then retired to tAs pazt sf tho housa Allotted TO
Aita.
, 1875-07-17
dats specified. INT work m The upper part m,&at
b. govnFncd by circumstances. The

" BoFH}ACu ny E!TEuHlot&HCCh, Hg
Du1LNrRs t,P THE aEABuS,
howhvor, In very favo1 able n operations. Thoaa
who bsvo nnvioatetl thu Wol1and t'nna for twet,.
ty.st1 yearn fAy thoy nevar SAW bNainesh 40 slack
heforo. Under shcFo circumstances ths dre,g,ng
can Rn on about ~ we'll now Al II tho rRna1 MAS
clohcA. lint iargn cnlsort must 10 corstrnctYd
oYor Chirpews Creek, and noYe1pi atnhlIor at1rs
over other etreamH. Those can 10 Luilt only
when navigation In cloHed. Moreover the snok-
excavation in t'ort tolhorno 1larLor will he otg
and teaioun job. In fact. tho eng'neera them
tclses do not anticipate that tho eutiro llne will
DO completed until long after la7R.
THE ESTIMATED t:OAT
or the enhancement whs placed At 90 300 non. but
t3W neariy right that is may bs Judged fun Tho
fact that three lsoms-the i'ott tolborne 1Iarhor
Improvement tho rock excavation. and tho dee,,
cut-"t!l cost nearly 50, 900 900. That leaves
J6, 900 600 for digging q mica OF canal II feet
doep hy 100 foet al The bottom, tho building of
10 ar II monntor locks and several e1pcnsiva
culycrts. Tho actual expenditure IN likely 10 be
NEARER TWENTY M1LtloSa
than tbs figure named. But 1t must ho admitted
that Hhrn TIN improvement Ia completed tho
Canadians will have work of which thay NAV
vol foeI proud. They will not coupt tho o.-
pcnsc II II will only lvnrt tho grain tras!o frum
Nnw York to Montreal. OF whicIl they foat very
confident nt prcannt They ioast that they nro
sure TO control all property last,nc4 for inmeul.
At0 export.
, 1875-07-17

an IMPORTANT LETTER,

From Etem!asas Fsatls@aa sqd sesid sslsa Gtasas.t
publishers throughout ths Unitsd bt4tss.
NEW XaRr Oct II. t57o.
DR H.nwAr.DEAh Sra: an tnaaosl b. ! seusa d
dutT to thB suffering to mako hHef sAt1uont or tbt
otkinE VI Ians tRsdle,na uyss Fuz aoryIa rear
h*a tesn asatod x!th sauas trouble ia tho Bladder An
y ~Yss tsst!s eaeatnf assa!o which ha s6Jsialana
q. said vas pr9st4tlc arlc4Ee I the ueath4 a. eso In
aaMaa'tan Of The ttdasys md hi.das lid sase
sasr eni1en tass ny axsa s..s-x9ud pEvset nj
p@s5sio,a, @ S s1a ksa t.hsa i.sfe Ha.aif n.dsa
Of a,Vplshiax sEia9 been u.eds b. 3oas
fssn9des And sumo fouI nootha axo read puttco ss
ts.sssq y pfssSn he re oax ess9 suffering had
p4t'a. Hesolvehs Read1 Res9f. md 1Ssxafatios FG-
sad eainonoed taking them Ia h1se days VI Sfqss-
q. w.JAGEi. oaae,uaAt4 o,
, 1875-07-17
DIR. RADWAY'a
Pills

perfectly t.stslsss, es&AnlI coated ~,ta ss.sa ssn
pstfs I;tasts pa,ify s!..1as aaA .s.saS ~
!h1ef. Y9xes. kldrssa bI.ddet. Eelyq91 Vso..e.,
Ms.sss; R:,e s.,", ii rs: e.
noso'f ,ls.. .nd ~ q ..o latern.l y:
statss. eoptsatnx ~ u4efss1| insEel4 ~ asstaFOa
~ Obasrve tho following aynptous sosult1nx f1ou
DltsdAt. II ths Aass1s.s .,l n.4enh;
Iired Acadty ot ths stoM.sh. n.ussa MnArtbuFn Dtt
I'D kGas:' =. Il Mssa s i. L. ~ r
~. s.iRsaf Rhf e ~ }tass Nq{stsA M ~ Mess ssl
a. e.sa9 shsn q L1ns io.fI5.. D4ss+.t II II
q: ss!rV ;aa E!s; = R..s Il H. sas efs.t ~
ioz dnasa of fKADWAYH FlLIA will tss4 The s>asoss
tron Ill the sbo.s named suzaass prto% II osais pst
bog. Sold py lEu9xtAsA.
lteAd "False and True"
Ksad oas lettssstsmp te HApwAY 4 o., No 4
M1Tsn.t. Nav xask. &agQkRa&t9a 9oFsk }a9s&AaF
VII b. b<Q& @QR4 " ".
, 1875-07-17

Alistophanfs. tho funny sual of ctsasto Gsesce.
gives tLr following mHth: "uneu upon tl1ue
!uul had tl.rao sexes aud double paturs; be.
sldus tL.,, ls wss perfectly round, aud ha4i four
hands aud four feet, one bead with two faces
looKug opposite uayn set Oh \ aiuEio uecl;,
When these creatures lAeascd. ulsy could waIk
lI.py would jul! over with all their fur lcH4 II,
lhs Rlr, lIko tuIublar turnlug suEntuelsa,itts !;
aid their ride aud strength ss1eh that they
,uais war upon the gouA. jupiter resented tlsir
il olence, Lut hardly liked to Kill them Win
tl4uuae,bolt,s ns ths gods would tl!en lure their
s-es.Lscs. AZ Iast lsa hit,upon y plan. Il will
cut shom III NO. hs said, 10 thas they el.sl
nalk on tNo legs instead Of fQut. Inoy viii
then bo outy ball ~ lnsolent, but twice ~ Ms
tlces.' This was dune, and tie two halves A1s
continually KoiuR about looking {or one another.
u W laott4ls {4aJs A1i.tophaaes. viii comic
, 1875-07-17

MARYLAND.
Bs,71MonE Md. July ,G.--A hcavy rhir.storm
last night caused an nverilon OF Chatswor,h aud
shrodor's runs, t!ooding tho ocllara Of a large
number nf private dwellings and wholesale
houscs, Thotr&ck at tho Washipeton branch uf
tho baltimore i Ohio ItailronA WINS tloude In
Aoyotai plncoH. Tho philadelphia and Now fprx
espscas Train lea ling Washing Etnu lsat night, on
reaching Dadcuab,trg waa thrown from the
track. None Of the passengers we're injured
Wrecktns tsalnn wese Immediately sent out, and
this morning sfaiua are running On tiu,a.
, 1875-07-17

air Of arprchcnsion) hro not ohedent to tho
gods, there IL dauaaf thAt ws Alall. be rplit H2
again. aud sI'aal: have to ~ sbons 1n oasso.
rrlinyn, like .tiuso figures will, ontY half nose
which you may SEQ ecupturod on our columns.
, 1875-07-17

lSree,al Dispatch fo iht Lhien7n 7riburs.
NASHVILLE, Tcnn., July l6.-TheEo was tor
titlo storm A. iantalloii ycstesday. washing away
uooga lta,Iroad.
, 1875-07-17
THE STORM.
Effect Of Thursday Nights Gflo In 1lli-
nois, Wisconsin, and Other States.
No Considerable Damage 1tcport.
cd Within. the City.
Aooouptacf Serious Injury. to Crops in tho
Country.
Trees Uprooltd' and Much Havoc caps e4l by
Lightning.


IN CHICAGO.
The etoTm Of 1hnfaday evening MSS ono or Tho
most sudden and furious gusts that over uer1 sr-
srd At this season oi tho roar. Tho day lux
boen sory closo aud hot. and tho early part Of
tbs night had boon warm, 40 that hc1.routn Vii i'
dowB vera Ill open nllon the storm struck Ii %
ctY, about midnight: Tho wind hatl'a tcfr':h G
velocity. driving the raih Into bedrooms. ass
wetting clothing aud tnrniture l,efore wludo n )
could DO closod. Tho ,npotuosity Of thu wi,7eA
was such that everything l,eht and movable
WAS swept before It, oyen' small howeF.pots ora
exposed lodges ho;ng carried over ans1
broken. 1t cleaned tho deaka Of tlIc.
nisht-workcrs Of TnK@ Tn1nuSE anu,
acatscred "copy" al! over tho ilnor. Dointotl:
ltetsuns hurrylna were roughly tuahle.l: hbouthv
the gale aud d1ouchcd by tho rain. Umbrellas.
wera Of hardly auy uyo. To tloAo who liad them.
III tticr wcro turned inside ous in eecoud II rim
wts,d got into their concnv1tv. l'ouple gos lip
yesterday morning with the expectation of hear
Ing that Darn1in,'a Iippolrono had been blown
Into tho lake. The lhtee .expAnBe ofcanYaa ,'Eo-,
acntcd by tho various tcpta ceetaiuly
gnyo tin Storm Hing spenhld
chance to slow his mettle. but
1;arnum is always prepared for emergencies.
md, as r0on ma tho impending gust wns per.
coiged. tho polea and supports Waso lot uowt.
throwing tho cRuvaB fiat OH tho ground, whe1o IT,
was hell securely by its lunlmc1nble 1astcMngs,
and no damage WAS lonc.
, 1875-07-17
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary md Womb n{saase4 Gravel, niabstss, Dropy
stoppags q water Fgoniiaalee q aEtaA uzsAts ~.
aM:t deoasi1; afsa. x,tst thiat. esds , x|th
sk n there Il aorbid da1t bilious sppssrsss1 and
Thlt9 tAne dust depas, snd when there Il ptcklnE,
ot Tho back and alau& taa lolus. -
TumoF Of Twrtve Yenrnt esrovrh Cured By
llalwuy's Keso1vent.
HEyEE1x, Mask, July u laa
m. RApWAr: hatq Ind ovarian tuinsF u ihs ossdes
md bowels: All tha dntott 4Ad thar VIA no hslp
H." ttiG stSy{illnK khAb Eac0inG 4aah Int sioth.
!nx haped ne. I ~ yeus nesoltsnt. aad thought
fated ook ~ 6alalsa qi IA Rcsossat
pad qac boz ii sl.a1's Pls Ind tvo totlss q youi
erdJ Rt0f a4t theFs n not atgH a tasur bo sse4
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8pfffht Ui4pntch u nc IHicdQo 1TtolfHe,
FoSp Du Lac. Via, July 16.-Tho heaviest
aud most destructive wind aud rain storm that
Aas visited this part OF the State since the great
tornado of 1878 WIS experienced last night. 1t
commenced at 1o o'clock and lasted for mora
thaa an hour. Heavy black clouds cano from tho
south aud uorsl. aud The ruin commenced falling
iu tolronts, aoou followed by I heavy winl,
which, in Bono Of tho townships wost OF this
city laid all kiuda Of grain, corn, grass. aud po-
tatoua iat upon tho ground. Tie damage to
gtaiu IN ia1mcnae, for shero is+ much TINT will
not co,uo up. great deal Of corn WINS brokpn
OF. Tie growth Of corn tho nast ton days has
hccu rapid. Being teul0t, tho sudden wind
snapped 1t OH quickly, Many trees were ut-
rooted. aud thousands Of limbs aso sorn FROM
o.Aers. Fruit waB blown from tho trees in large
quantities. Miles OF sail-fcncs Ill tic eastetn
townah'ps OF til" county wore blown down.
Residences IN thls city. OF some of them, rocked
70 that tho people got nu aud ps onarcd to leavo.
Ilo storm "aa accompanied by groAt deal
Of thunder and lightning. The farmeya ara
moro discouraged tAan they have been III nome
,ea1a. Up to tho tHe Of the HtoEua OF Monday
aud Thursday evenings, tho crop prospect was
moro encouraging than 1t had boel. fos t'fteou
yentH
Yesterday afternoon United States District
Judges Dyer aud paYis Gen. q. s. lIamt,ot
United btntDs Marshal ue.l Allen, of tho North
uesterH, most VI Tie Oshkosh Bar, aud savesal
lawyers from abroad. left Oshkosh for Oasllo
Island, to npsnd few housa aud enjoy plcnto
steam Yaoht. Tney asrlsoa N thsis aes-
t!naslon 10 dne tlmo, and had =
must pleasant AFTERNOON. When lsaa .han lalf
way back that terrific storm came up. Tie rain
i1tiouAly atl tic larknoHx WIS slmply iit,ck
black,eas The lt.lo craft Was to4sad like 4
feather on tho waves. but, ~ good Goltuua hal
IT. n'uaased 70 keep sssht side up. The party