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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

SUITS have been brought in the Until
states district court al New York against
the proprietOrs OF the steamers Plvnnontr,
Rock and Wyoming for violation OF the Act
70 prevent overcrQwding Of steamers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

UNSUCCESSFUL BLOOD TRANsFUsISG OPP
IRRATIONAL second blood tranSfusiug opera
ton, though without successful results, va
performed IN this city last evening. The %
uent was Mr.. William L. Dixon. OF India
apOlis, formerly OF this city, and the %
rating surgeons DrS. Gallagher and P0liOca
Mr.. ID. is fifty-ei ght years Of age and IA 4 been
long suffering from a chronic disease wlicl
has ba fled all medical skill. II was 81 his
own request the tranSfasing OpeTat On va
performed. The blood was taken frO1n the
arm % his sou, a young man abort tsv, nty-
five years of age. Altogether fDBut ni-e
ounces were Injected into his y ms and the
effect at first was quite eAoour agiug. These
favorable symptoms cOntlnu-d fo- about an
hour, when change occyri eel, aud t'e pa
tent seemed 10 sink bacG again. Tie hal
evidently gone beyond tie reach Of meilCai
skill, ana continued % grow worse through
the night. until death relieved Linn ~ nine
O'Clock this morning. IIs wife AMI tire
children were viii him AT as death, and tha
last son VIII arr &c n The city Llis morning.
TIE operation wa performed very ski.lfully,
and. 50 far a. The TRANSMISSION went, success
fully. At first there were Indications that Q
would res lt in the desired restoration, but
the man had become too much exhausted ,
aud no earthly help could avail him. Hcdief
al the residence of u. Steen, on Wyiie ave-
nue. ttffS'srQ fCfuf,r. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

a WHATIS-iT IN MISSoVEI-A Y.rr'a.
ACHS'ra>Ug Brrpgh' Ig'J ne E'srff-Tne jon
llR MOI Bulletin Is RESPONSE ,e for the .6l-
lowing "ArouI O'Clock a ma. 23I ult.. Dr.
was summoned 10 attend Mrs.. -- Ar
irving al tie house he found three OF four
women gathered Their In q state OF great eN-
cltemeT I. and on lHQuirtng the cause Of their
agitation he was shown 10 the BEDSIDE where
be found the lady in a state Of great nervous
proSLratlOn. After administering the neceS-
sary remedies, which succeeded Ia quicting
her nerves. be was shown into another room,
where be beheld strauge-loOkiug being
which the lady had given birth 10 "A lew mo
ments before his arrival. Even the doctor,
who was accustomed 10 see strange sights.
was shocked at this. Wrapped in ats swat
ding clothes lay the child, n child 10 could
he called, weighing abOnt q ig'lt pounds, with
head whose forehead was well developed.
but whose mouth, nose, eyes, ears aud gene
raj countenance were the exact counterpart
OF cats. though the eyes from their daZ-
zllng brilliancy looked much like a SER
pents. The body. arms and hands We're well
formed and natural, and SO were the legs a.
Tar down as the knees. + rom the knees they
bore an almost exact resemblance To the leg
o. chlcEen-the loot was as near chick
en- : foot as can be imaginet-and the iniant
would contract its toes just as a chicken
would. lts mead and neck were covered with
a growth 81 tue black hair, the body and
limbs looked like chicken when plucfe OF
It's feathers; its cries were those OF a cat
Other pecullarifleS were noticeable. but per
maps II IS best not 10 make them public az
IL is said that this unfortunate circum-
stance was brought about ia this wise. Some
i've or six months a,sO, while The parents re-
sided 10 another state, the lady was watch
ing fight between cat aud rooster IL az
Adjoining yard. Two boys. aged 10 aud 4
years, respectively, were watching the con
test with great interest. Finally the cat
caught the chicken 10y the neck and instantly
dispatched him: the older hoy grabbed a light
gx and uplifting IL rushed toward the younger
saying. .D-n you, your cat KILLED my 1905
Htrgt tsslF
IA attempting 10 escape, stumbled and fell.
AT this stage OF the proceedings the lady tell
10 the floor IN a SyoOn. but only recOveTC1 q
pass from one swOOn 10 another, which con
tiuue1 for several hours, and the result Wa
the birth Of this mOustroSity.
The parents wished the child put out OF tht
way by violent means, but, after a deal OF
persuasion and the promise OF a large sum OF
money, the doctor was allowed u retain IL,
provided he would never make fits parentaga
known or exhibit II for two years. de has
hired an OLD negro man and his wife, who
live a. an out-of- the way place on the Ar
sapSSs lire, 10 IA Sc the infant. Less than "A
week ago he bean from il, and IL was grow
ing lnely.
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ARMY ORDTEs.-SsCond Lieutenant y. F.
Gnu rSham, Sth Infantry, has been relieved
from duty as a member OF the general court
marital - meet ~ Newport barracks, XIV.
ard First IieutsIGnt Z. n. ThOmp sCu, 2lth
iT.1ntry. hcS been Bet Ill 1 in his stead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

DISCHARGE ORDEEED-The Secretary Of
War has ordered ire discharge OF Felix
Myers. general service, L. s. A, at Fort
VI biTpIe Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

BOSTON, August pa special to the Jour
yW says the Barnes house, in West Rutland
Vermont, was burned yesterday. Loss
So COO; insurance Sic. 500.
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AN UNEQUAL DUEL.-The Columbus Ep-
OF that city who QuarTeled and agreed =
cross the river and light ~ out Upon reach
ing the Alabama shore, Miller drew his
pistol and fred five times at Bowen. II was
Bowen understanding that they were 10
fight fist and skull. He was wounded in the
fiuger, arm and grO.n, but notwiths landing,
he seized Miller and gave him a terrible
fhTashlDg, breaking his own pistol over his
head and making him beg for mercy. Bowen
only stopped when the loss OF blood made
him too weak To strike. Two negroes came
up ard carried him back TO the city. His
wounds are serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

THE A@oUST or Catiooal bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for
redemption ass u gated $685.
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THE ISTFRNATIoEAL SWIMMING
MAI CH-2hC NgH-It>t IgUj3 the IIc'9r.-The
second International champion swimming
match between CuyiH, OF Chester, Pa. aud
Johnson, Of England, took place yesterday
ai.efrOon Oh the Delaware river, from the
Ia ZarettO to Gloucester. ten miles. A heavy
EOrthca 4 wind was blowing. and when the
men went into the water there was quite n
heavy rain. AbOu: three O'Clock the men
left Gloucester in n tugboat. accompanied by
their Pilots and judges. The river was lined
with steamers and sailing craft. At l. both
plunged into the water simultaneously. and
both took the Pennsylvania side, CoYle being
NJ arrest the shore. After passing Tinicum
Island they shot out nearer the center of the
river, From the first Johnson was ahead,
swimming very easily, but very swiftly.
When they had passed over about six miles
of the distance Coyle trainer noticed that he
looked bad, aud took him out of the water
Johnson az this time was about q mile in
advance. COyle showed every indication Of
being chilled and unable to 90 much further.
Johnson continued 70 swim until ne reached
The end Of the course. lie looked quite fresh
after being taken out OF the water. GIOuccs-
ter was crowded with people, who were
enthusiastic over Johnson IS be SpranE iuto
the boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

TIE MARRIAGE OF the Postmaster Gen
erals caUghter ia Mr. Arthur Dodge viii be
orc Of the Ccial events OF early fan in Wash
irgt1u. TIE W -!GIrg viii 10 Ike place at So
JOINS church, ard will he followed by the
usual bridal levCC or reception at Mr.. JEWELS
II sIG.f-t - YSilg Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

HORSE THIEVES IN INDIANA.-The Cha.
cage Tribune says that northeastern In
diana is overrun v it'll banded horse thieves
and dispatches from Fort Wayne report the
greatest disc uietude among farmers Of the
surrounding country, the thieves having run
OF forty valuable ANNA s ~. thin a month
About seventeen years ago this same section
freed itself and the ueichDOrinC states of a
tho. OUghly organized ana disciplined horde
OF BorSe thieves. Under the name OF regula-
tors, ana toy authority OF a special enact
neut OF the legislature, the citizens organ
lied. scouI ed the county, captured oyer two
Thirds OF the gang, aud. before an improViSed
court held at the town Of LigOnier, I'm Noble
county. sent a great many Of them tO the
UeniteEtiary. y man named McDOugall,
convicted by them Of having participated in
roasting man la order 70 make him reveal
the depository OF his money, was taken 10
the borders of Diamond lake. near Ihgonier
ana executed before thousands OF people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

ATTACKED BY DEVIL FIsH.-In July
diver. IN Submarine armor, working at
wreck ON the coast OF Normandy. was seized
by devil nSh. which held fast to a neighbor-
ing rock. His comrade came 10 his assist
snce and was seized also. II was only with
great difficulty that they could give the sig
nal that they needed help. Others went
down. CutlaSseS were brought and the mon
.teIE AIMS were hRMed of.
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ST. SwITHIN A WATERY HUMBUG-In
connection with the moisture of the past
iorty days, il is interesting to note the fact
that the st. Swithin prOverb has been now
scientifically investigated and completely
explCied. At the celebrated Greenwich OBJ
servatOry. in England, a record was kept Of
the rainfall and drought subsequent to St
Swlthin's day for twenty successive years.
aud the forty days rain or drought affair
was not verified in any one OF thOre twenty
years oh .eTvdtions. Undoubtedly St Swi-
thin * a duck OF saint, but there is rare
record OF his having been able to accomplish
forty successive days OF padding. That he
has succeeded this season, after % thousand
years trial, IL merely moist happening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

RATHER AN EXPENSIVE TRANSACTION
California postmaster sent S25 in nickel
currency 10 Treasurer New to-dly by mail,
ana put three cent stamp on the y .ckage.
The 20 stage due when the nicIlels reached
the Tree SUry was SH45, which was Il iuctei
from The remittance, and the balance re-
turuGI ~ check
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I've PLEASURE SEEKEKs.
srEAmEE PILOT SOY, capt, VIZ. B-,s-.

AfgE THIS Gsje au6 oGrluz the svu,sler months me
Aos it.s A-5u.-.er BE- iL"T EUI' siit ~
!ssy- WASH l-.-E z, tTC II 9Th strs, = 3e
WhlTi ever 2 TUESDAY, aGd SAT L - sa7S7.<<-1xzr
- morning, a clock Tor Eriucipfl land .ngs
On the Potion -, Including the .avo-its Sumniev Re
s0yts "a Cotton aud BlskistOn 5 Island Returning
siii arrive Il " a-lIU glJa cary Neo nessy and
eaacSy evening On saturday IN addition 20 me
above tantlng- The + lot Boy All take passeJgsrs
Tor Le0uarttgwLf striving there early same eve
mag leaving On SUNDAY morning fDT Washington,
TIE scenery OF the Potomac being uD=uT passed.
and tire FiiDt Boy TIE ouly STEAMER SfOTdiLg view
~ entire routs By daylight, makes these most
pheasant and healthtn trips for families and social
carries. FsTe. sinSs trip, So, round trip tickets
g. EltCRistou's Island. Cotton > ard LeOuaT down,
geo Until Used, s. Al Fly q
y Il FITZHUGH. Agent,
yNts ~ Sixth street Wharf.
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THE COLoRED MEN AND EDUCATION
The cOlored educational convention In ses-
sion at Richmond. Va, yesterday took the
iDitiatOry steps toward the formation of "A
sOcie.y 10 be known as the Virginia Flu
cstiOnal and Historical Society" An ad-
dress vas delivered by j W. Cromwell. Of
Portsmouth, on The difficulties surrounding
tie cOlOred youth of Virginia in obtaining
Hn education, and by Rev. W. =. Derrick. OF
Richmond, on compulsory education. ReSo-
iuticnS were adopted providing for monthly
publication OF educational progress ana sta
nstlcs, and asking the state board of ejuca-
ton 10 establish a cOlOred normal school at
the earliest practicable date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

DEATH ON THE RAIL-A collision occur
red ON the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western railroad near Port Morris, between
a coal train and al engine, both engines be-
ing wrecked and the Train blocked for long
distance. A temporary switch around the
break got out OF order yesterday morning,
throwing number OF coal cars OF the track
and again blocking the road. About ten
O'Clock another collision occurred at the
same place between a wildcat" coal train
and the regular freight train, by which both
engines were smashed and the fireman OF the
coal train killed. An excursion train on the
eight hundred passengers, ran over a COW
near Geneva Lake, by which the engine
baggage and two express cars were wrecked
and one passenger killed and six others more
or less seriously wounded.
HKThe Illinois kuklay ha We sI1faldad
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RESCUED FROM a LIFE or SHANE-A
girl only sixteen years of age, posses ing
beauty and intelligence, the daughter OF
prominent and wealthy citizen OF Baltimore,
whose name is suppressed for obylOus rel-
sons, was taken by the police last night from
street, kent by a woman named Minnie
King. The latter, IL is said, induced the girl
10 enter her house and adopt a life OF shame
than week, during which time he- parents
nave m2de every effort 10 ascertain her
whereabouts, and finally applied 10 the po-
lice. She was detained at the western police
station last. night, and this morning her
father will have her sent to the House OF
the Good Shepherd, wnere she will be de-
tanned until she f. eighteen years OF age. The
police say that cases of this kind are OF fire.
ouent occurrence.--Rdto. Gazette, 25sh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

TIE MAINE ELECTIOS.-In Main" the
September election will have for one of It's
cttec's the adoption or rejection by the people
OF a series Of constitutional amendments, the
most important Of which provide for general
laws as opposed 10 special legislation, for the
executive appointment or municipal ju-
dietary and police, and for the exclusion from
the richt OF suffrage for ten years OF all per
sOns hTIDing or being brihed az elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

NAVAL ORDERS. - MiJshipman Viucen-
dOre l.. COltTrau mas reported his return
home, having been detached from the Tusca-
rOra on tue 18th instant, and has been placed
81 waiting OTyierE Niish pmen Harry VI.
II, 5gc and walter : Hughes detachC from
The Swaf9ra ana order 1 to the Richmond
south Pacific station, per steamer of Seth
instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

THE PEACH TRADE-Liqh, Supply AMI
Good Prices.-Contrary to general expecta-
ton. there were not more than 5000 baskets
of peaches at Light street yesterday, the
rain probably interfering with picking.
Twice as much more fruit could have been
sold at remunerative prices. The range of
the market was from 81 TO 81 so. A small
quantity, not altogether prime, sold at 70
cents. Shippers were the largest buyers, the
packers in most cases declining to pay the
prices. Reports from the peach shipments 10
the west are favorable, and tue growers and
shippers are encouraged To continue sending
in that direction. The Baltimore market is
bare of peaches. none being here yesterday
for the use of citizens, VINO are essentially
community of peach consumers. Advice is
Elren TO the growers 10 end gOC fruit 10
market freely, the prospect beng that pay
y prices Will ne realized. New York and
Philadelphia peach markets have greatly
improved since Friday.
The Wilmington Del Commercial of yes
t6rtay says: I'VE are now receiving better
fruit. That which Is going into market is
larger. much more handsomely develOp-i
and embraces the better varieties. The Craw-
iOIds are OF their usual size and lavOr. aud
tue OLD MfXOnS, the shipment of which is
Just beginning, possess all the beauty ana
richness which have regderS1 them tue "a
vorite among most people. If the weather
continues fair very little OF this fruit will be
wasted, Out will be set % market. where it
- expected thai All active demand awaits
it.'-BCH. San C5'H.
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TENNYsoN GOING ON CONTINENTAL
ToUR.-In a recent letter To Walt Whitman
Mr.. Tennyson describes himself az in the
midst of packing up To depart forthwith
from England, with his wife and sons, for q
tour To the continent. Mrs. Tennyson has
been i'll for two years, and the journey is
taken with the hope that IL may benefit her.
ex-senator Carpenter says he won't address
the greenback convention at Detroit
H-The intended marriage OF King Aifonzo
with the eldest daughter OF the Duke de
Moptpensier is announced by L'Univers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-25

ST. JULIEN AND JOKER THE WrNNxRs.-
AT the trotting races ct Springfield, Illinois,
yesterday, the - 600 race for horses that have
never beaten 23e was won BY 81 Juiissn over
eight Others, and The race for $500 for hofses
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THE TERRIBLE FATE OF DUNALDSON-1
DGpdiCh fran Hin, Pound Ia q BDttie-A dis
patch from Port Hope, Mich, dated yester-
gay. says. A bottle was found washed ashore
tnis mOInlng containing the following.
"OveT Lake Michigan at %. IN. OF the
evening Of starting. about thirty miles from
Chicago, about three thousand feet high. "a
gale coming rom the northeast; balloon Is
getting out ~ Orier. gas escaping fast; can't
remain up much longer; will surely lsnI ia
the lake; fearful storm.
tSiguedI "DONALDSOs
The writing is well preserved.
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PEI oSAL.-COmmi-sio neT J II. Ketcham
returned 20 the city this morning after aa
absence Of four days in New York, and has
resumed his official dutieg. representa-
tive Garfield Is recovering his heal at Lit
lie Mountain. in Lake county, O Charles
LarmaD and wife, Of Georgetown. are SPEND
ing the summer at Block Island, accCmpa-
ii / by their Japanc e ward.
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EXTRAORDINARILY MrRnER ANp SUICIDE


EXTRAORDINARY MURDER AND SUICIDE
IN NOkwAY.-Ihe Copenhagen cOrrespOn-
Gent OF the Pail NJ all Gazette, writing On the
4fh, says. About 4 week ago two Germans,
brothers, arrived by the steamer at Chris
t,ania, aud took apartments In the Hotel
King Cs-l. IN the middle OF The night a ter
rible noise was heard In the room occupied
by the two brothers, chairs, tables and other
furniture were thrown about, AMI even out
Of the windows. The other lodgers rushet
20 the room, when the door was suddenly
opened, and one OF the Germans, arme1
with a poignard, struck the nearest gentle
man a blow i'm the abdomen, after which ne
closed the door again. The noise lasted -
few minutes longer, and then al
became queit again When Tue police
were found dead, with their throafs
cut, the elder having first murdered the
Younger one and then cut his own throat.
A bout ESQ IN Prussisn money was found I'm
their poss 0sion, and, according 20 the infor-
nation received nom Germany, this money
is part Of the proceeds Of a robbery effected
shortly before their departure from Lubbock"
PAPAL INFALLIBILITY.-The Bishop OF
Porto, IN Portugal, has come out In a thun-
dering epistle against the dogma OF infalli-
bility, as being contrary 10 Gods teachings,
10 the supremacy OF the Church, and an at
tack ON the rights Of the people. He Is also
down on the Immaculate Conception from
the fact that every born creature was taintc
with original sin, excepting Christ alone I'm
Trinity. The miracles OF Lourdes, Salettes-
&C, be brands as cheats, and the commands
Of the Syllabus 70 The faithful 20 disobey all
earthly governments are set down as the
greatest Injuries that could have been In
fiicted In the Catholic religin.
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THE TRADES.

& LENAh 1ER BILL, WILLIAM RALL,
~ Late with G. W Barkerl
BALL A. Co.,
Manufacturers and dealers in Doors, SGsh and
EbrGs, Glass, Hardware. aud ali Building Material,
o2s "a 49, achUsetts eVenue, between 9Th and TIh
streets northwest, sell goods - per cent. cheaper
than arT other house Cal nj exsrutre. fsss "
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EOR exc 1910 rs.

THE mAKY WASHINGTON
has lai Ter for pleasure parties than any other
beat. FOX CTAhTEk EVERY nsso
DAY AND EFENLNG. Begnlsr Se9ssE
trips 70 GlymOnt AID return Mon Sf<.zcs>ss3.
ehsrf az q N Apply on board, or to DR. HOW
ies-.ro P. b TROTH, Prestt-nt.
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\ MERCHANT AND HIS BOOREFEPER
SHOT.-8lbers MolitOT, merchant, of Rogers
City, Mich. and Edward Sullivan his
COOEkeeper, were both shot. probably fatal
~. on Monday night, while standing at 2
desk In MOlitOr's store. Fourteen buckahOt
ertered NolItor's side ard il IS scarcely pos
Sible he car recover. Sullivan was shot in
The face. receiving a flesh wound. The
assassin is supposed In he one OF MoiitOrs
laDOreTs he had been QUarreliug with.
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Ro, u: ..:nsF e ss sSs
OF his boy.
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no. FOR THE
White Mountains ard Mount Desert,

A. Ire road ;F-cUch the Notch" j. finished,
The price - reduced to
only for the BOUND IRIP from -
New York and return. Choice II rs~s~u
Seven Routes. passengers allowed % st0p over ~
sCy point Circulars, with full information, NAV
Be had az the principal stations the Ere, the
PennSyiys1ia. End the PhIlstelphia, " iiraingtOn
snd Baltimore railroads, where tickets are also for
sale Ask fer " bite Mountain tickets oy Tue Nor
Wlch Line" lyig-yksRE
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~The Illinois kuklax have subsidized.
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IMPORTANT 5-OTECEy
AND I'd WING 4 MUCH LARGER
STOCK or

heB's, Youths. and Soys' Clothing
THAN USUAL, I HAVE DETERMINED
TO FORCE SALES BY M KING
THg FOLLOWING
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JAMES Z. 8RIES

II LhbEk AND TAS fIIIHh,
msr2-u eIl TIE STREET NORTHWEST.
VIKINGS AND AWNING FRASIEE
n Or IrvFO-sd SfYig aSG PGftS.a,
1r stores Hotels, Public Bui,1iuRs, City end EcrI
ry Residences, 81 s.ctorY Whoa,
GsnussS .ured by
JOIN Z. HOGAN,
US 6&-ket Spas, Oot~ee1 III sEd e. B.fsCSs
1fsgs s1c Camp G6c..EE fe1t5 fer gals OF ret.
Sole ass II for the o2lT Gsa1ins HEteved Froci
Awning material. spfs =
HIBsOE HROTEEkS,
II BOON AND JOB fEIEZERS,
Icl& Psrnsyivsrfs SYeEue, souIh s11sl
EiSE NOEE srecisity nov@s-l7
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CNMANNFRLY BARBARIASS.-R Recently
the American consul at Tripoli was grossly
insultcd by some Of the people, and two war
vCT.els from our squs iron in the Mcditerra-
mean were order 4 there 10 demand an apol-
ogy. Their arrival provoked a fresh out
burst Of bad 4 cling, the officers who went
ashore being hCOte1 at by the rabble IN the
str, cts. The obtaining OF eparatiOn Ia
not hen completed at the latest adyIceS, and
the ships remained in the haTbOr.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-08
You Have NO Excuse.

Have you any excuse for suffering with
dyspepsia or liver complaint Is there
any reason why you should go on from day
to day complaining with sour stomach,
sick headache, habitual costiveness, palpi-
tation of the heart, heart burn, waterbrash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit Of
the stomach. Yellow skin, coated tongue
and disagreeable taste in the mouth, COM
ing up of food after eating, low spirits, &c.
No 1t is positively your own fault If you
do. Go to your druggist, Albert w. Hig-
gins; also Rice g. Co., Castleton, and l..
Kellogg, Fairhaven, and get bottle OF
Green's August Flower for rs cents your
cure is certain, but if you doubt this, get a
sample bottle for 10 cents and try 1t. Two
doses will relieve you.