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New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
Gslp n1anieo--Males.

XVANTED-A strictly frst-class ELECTRO
w TYPER none but ore who has thorough practical
required ani ability situation permanonl
Address L. II. PARVIN, Cincinnati, ohia
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
Matblnsrp.

flafhinerp.
Established 1921.
THOMAS r TAsKYr JR- sTEPHK. p. " TAsKRR
MORRIS, TASkER a. Co.
vi PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHI-ADE5BIA
TASkkR IRON WORKS.
DEl.AWALE
OfcA fifth and Tasker stS, Philadelphia
CflCe and Warehouse, No. 10 Cold 81, New York
Oscc anil Warehouse, 20. 80 Oliver st., Boston.
Manufacturers Of Wrought iron eded fnbes plain gal
yauze~i anu rubber co1fct, ste sstFf
IAr.WELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER TUBEA
OIL. WELL II BfEG Az ID CASING. - -.....o .--.
GAr ANp STEAM FIITINGs, BhASS VALVES AND
COCKS
GAS AND STEAM FITrFfts' TOOLS.
CAST IRON Gps AND WATER PIPE.
STEkEI LAMP POSTS AND Ian Terms.
IMPgCN I'd COAL GAS APPAHAIUa &C.
IMPRON Ed 81 GAk MACHlNEhl xc - - ..
We WOULD CALL SfECIAI. Al.II.A IlON I'D CVh
PAIEsr 4 VULCANIZED EJSBkh-cOATkD TUBE
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
Gonntrp properir 90 fet.
OCEAN Steamers.

UVlENN srttWWtIS.
A NCHOR LINE-CARRYING L. s. MAILS
NEwYORK AND GLASGOW.
CAIIFD RNl IA ......SAl EDAl y sept l. s;soA m
vi TDRlA re fiDAY. sept l..
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL OR LoNDONDEkhf:
CABIN PA ssAGE. s6o as and $50 cnrrcucy.
Intermediate and StscrlCe at lowest rates.
COmpanys Oltces = B0ring-grcen.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
New-5srscn Heal gstate for Sale.

al 200 MODEL 50, 900 HOMES. So, 800.
- ,CUO.-At FRANKLIN, a lsrmisg seb,. b Of
NANARK. Nj Convenient 10 O4sANCE MAIN
- 300 vi 4 Buy n HANDSOME COTTAGE. rooms
s1OOO v IN = a IAN DSOM : COClAGA- 8 roOaS
,3CO0 Wa. l. y HAN DSOMB COTTAGE. rooms -
5000 ali 81 EASDSDAL tOIIAOI- - To1L-3; A.
r,oieIn inpTo, oacnts handsome grounds
Tas PROPERTY is caufnlly located afJo.nng railroad sa
tom ,.afar NJ Inc thaa CINTRAL PA lON c0nInuta
Ron avc.Ii,nt I4OOIS, CliD ACHES and MAhkIe.S
Lxanuns PhOtu-r-ph VI uOUscs. &C, u ~ b0A NV a i,
IL, l6 SahA-' 4" A~-NA'
Pa-MONTuLY PAYMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02

Dtnilstrp.

A SET Of TEETH made in three hours at
N 1913 Thirty fs.rth Broadway and sixth
special dentistry PlainA gold. and Wi
cane rubber csuloid Take care from
Grand Ferry, Sixh Bruadway cars
SEWBROCGH l2s !" eat Thirty fourth ST.
GONE THING NEW CHEAP and BEAUTl-
~ FULi-My REESE Pearl Plates Indicating colo and sub
sarce fer artificial teeth exces ev,rythng heretofore OF
ie beauty strength ana gness needs ony To be seen
Appreciated made IN day and only s } nrt
Call and examine. Also hest Rubber ets from $40 u flb
Gold nd Plana $50 TO Si5 Extracting under Dr. T.
g. Walt. 40 East Twenty tIirist, near Asiison ave
vTHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
L Dr. GEO II. MODEMANN. 532 3d.ave. near 36th-st
By all 70 be the GROWING Light OF dental art
Best set SO 80 $40.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
| YOUNG married man, American, wants a

n staa ion a. COACHaAN and GROOM thoroughly nm.
der~ands gentleman place. untrsauds
The rare ad treatment taking Of harness
~ wishes place where there IA Ouh1lsf or cot
,e n fhe place reference IN honesty and 20 bsin
si caa h.an Address days. H. o., Box 81, frib-
rne Up Town Ofnce. /. rs broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
6iiual,ons Uanteo-- Males.

. together separate Py compeen sobrr sttSy seIIVe
good waiter, &C; understands gafieDlG
wife is excellent washer. nrr, &C. for
city the referobces Az the ftOl-
ESTANT Bu REAU, l36 6th are, above lOthsL
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
6ituations rDanic6 Alalfs
Coachmen.

4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IHE
TP.rOWN OFFICES. No i.ssS Broadvav, cor. Thirty
nrsi st. JJo West Twenty thfd-st, cor Eghfhay.3
700 ThtniAve, Forty sesentast. a. tAe HAhl-th
OFFICE. No 29SI Trarnsve, cor. one-hundred.snd'
twenty iourthst Haem savings Bank klndn AID a. INC
BRDdKIYN BRANCH OFPlCE. No. 3-3 Washington St,
neI, the Post oace 10 IN. 81 regular ofnos
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SUMNER FIGHTS.

The numerous engagements that have re-
GENTLY taken place in our streets, some OF which
have been of sanguinary and fatal charac-
Cen. seem to have some mysterious connection
With the rise Of the mercury. Its remark
able fact, and one which has been observed
md commented upon for years, that when
ever the weather settles down to good, steady
Summer temperature, the street encounters
between our citizens suddenly increase in
number, and the papers are compelled to
chronicle day after day al sorts Of ahfays.
from the good. old-fashioned Asticuf 70 the
more fatal shootings and stabbings.
Excessive heat in the atmosphere seems to
enesnder corresponding heat in the blood,
% that 1t becomes comparatively easy matter
for man to boil over into passion and ex-
perience an almost uncomfortable desire to
.quasrel with somebody about the merest
txiAs-a matter that in the winter time would
not have been regarded - worthy Of second
thought. II this be true, and heat affects
the blood in mans veins IS it does the mer-
cury in the thermometer, causing it to bound
more swiftly along its accustomed channels
and to affect the brain, it becomes grave
question o. to how far the individual i
responsible for his acts.
A. in cases Of murder. where the jury finds
ths act to have been committed during mo-
msnt of temporary insanity, and acquits To
murderer, so it would seem by parity Of rea-
sooing that the parties to our summer brawls
must be held Is not accountable for sudden
outbreaks which are the result Of heated
blood. This is pretty theory, but, to use
modern slaney expression, will no doubt be
held by our criminal courts rs 'sextremely
diaphanous." It viii hardly wash. however
philosophical, and 20 persons who find the
temperature Of their blood rising beyond .
ME point should betaks themselves to cool
ing drinks and Keep Is shady - possible It's
much the safest. = veil e The most dienifed
plan.
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CHARTER.

United States to the various acts Of the Leesla
ture Of this State providing for the organization d
- ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
This Adj Of Incorporation may be modified altered
or amended the capital stock increased or diminished
Of the stockholdsrs 70 3 envsned er that purpose
fourths Of the stockholders It snch meet
ing. ANY a.d all such modi6tations. alterationa.
amendments Or dissclutions shall be pubished and
recorded IS required BY law.
ARTICLE TWELFTH.
At the expiration Of this Charter or sooner II or
dered BY vote Of The stockholders representne two
thirds Of the capital stock tho affairs o. the Compa
ny shall be quidated its debts paid and the balance
on the amount held By each. Of paid up stock under
the charge and superintendent Of three commission
e appointed BY the Board Of Directors for that pur.
rs done and passed in my notarial Office at New
Cens aforesaid in the presence Of Martin 1. Aims
worth and Edward Smith, competent Witnesses, re-
names together With the said sppesrers and me nots
ry the day and dAte set forth In the capen hereof
Original Signed:
PIERRE CANTEROU, P. CLARK,
Ha " r1S MERz AG ca9s E y H4II
d. NV PAUL ROUSSET
p. COUTOLON v FABIAN,
JOS. SMITH, M. j. PONS
JOHN RIEHM Harry SALISBURY.
n. IL AIN AiSs W H. EDWARD IS sa1rH.
J. BENDERNAGEL. Notary Public,
STATE OF LOUISIANA I
Parish of Orleans. {
/, the undersigned. Deputy Recorder of Mortgages
in and for the city and parish of Orleans, State of
Louisiana do hereby certify that the shove and fore
going charter of the LOUISIANA BENEVOLENT
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY has been
this day duly recorded according to law in my Office
in book No. lie, folio 500 and seq.
New Orleans, May 8, 1875.
G. DARCANTEL, Deputy
certify tho foregoing to be true and correct copv
of the original act on file and Of record in Office
together with certificates Of the Recorder Of Mort
cages thereunt0 appended.
New Orleans, May 8, 1875.
j. BENDERNAGEI. Notary Public,
131 Common street.
Office No 1913 Gravier street. between Camp and
St. Charles streets my11
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SUPERINTENDENT LOANS NEW
ORDER,

Superintendent Loan has made ten-strike
n his last order issued to his Sdbordinates.
His idea Of compelling policemen to attend
to their beats, and not lounge about drinking
shops and doorweys, il deserving Of ~ praise.
In taking measures to put . stop to this Gus
I'm he has struck ct the root Of much Of the
canse leading TO undetectsd burglaries and
frequent incendiary fires
II the police had always been made to I'M.
dastand that they were not simply sign
posts pointing 10 danger ahead. and needing
. b run against before they were seen, but
fhsy werssxpectsd to Be up and about search
m after thieves and liking an active part in
protesting life and properly. " doubt II hall
~ crimes or misdemeanors nov recorded
against unknown parties would have gone
without known suthor. Keep mp the good
woek. Captain, and We shall bs glad TO record
svsv good measure you put into operation.
Alhzgs number Of the police force Win
Doubles receive With gratiheStion the nsws
q shis order having bssn issued Hithssto
many Of the most efficient and deserving
nsnbess Of the fdsos have been frequently
made 10 suffer Soe the shortcomings Of other
and less capable msn. whose frequent dsss-
1istion Of dnty served TO bring Ill under pub
10 esnsurs. There are very many able and
trustworthy men in the ranks who have not
bssn deserving Of half the harsh Judgment
passed upon them; bat were compelled 70
ahids BY the consequence Of others mis-.
doings. Thsy win hail With delight this new
uGdes. which plaa6s'svery man in . position
where IL own desds are to be his judges.
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Tho total amount loaned by the National
Banks Of the United Ssafes now exceeds one
what it was ten yearsago. This does not in.
clude the investments BY the banks in United
States bonds. The amounts loaned by private
bankers and State banks are not known. but
are probably five hundred millions more In
surance companies, savings banks, trust CON-
panies, and similar insti(ptions, usually de-
mand security for their advances, but there is
no essential difference between their loans
and those Of the banks If We allow ONE thou
sand million dollars more for capital borrowed
from insurance companies Swings banks,
etc., We shall have two thouqnnd fve hundred
million dollars e the amount * scaFltal Dor
rowed for various purposes - ~ institu-
lions We have named sum 1oe tlAn the
national debt-Eank Lso1ie'G - .Sxss ~
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AN EXCELLENT SUGGESTION.

One Of the very best suggestions We havt
yet seem in regard to our dramatic amateur
giving . grand joint benefit perform
anse i t1at which proposes that our
friend Mr.. B. J. Browne be solicited 70 choose
. play and be permitted to cast any Of on,
amateurs whom he deems fitted for the re.
spective parta Mr.. Brown is in our judg.
ment better fitted to select . play suitable To
the abilities Of our amateurs than any other
man in the city.
He has rehearsed and prompted every
amateur performance ever given ct the new
Varieties Theater, and has been afforded am
pie opportunity to be able to judge intelli-
gently Of the abilities of each one Of the &C.
live members Of the different clubs We
doubt II any gentleman who is acquainted
with Mr.. Browne would object in the slight
ct to ill any role to which he assigned them,
He l. known to be capable and conscientious,
and has never expressed any preference for
any Of the clubs, but has at al times per.
formed his different duties IS stage manager
and prompter in manner which has COM
manded the applause and respect Of all con-
cerned.
We suggest that Mr.. Brown be allowed to
elect any gentleman he may desire to aid
him in the matter, and that he obtain the
signature of every amateur likely to be cast
to paper promising to play the parts for
which they may be cast Do not make this
. club matter, but select tn individuals as
such, and not in their capacity Of members Of
any club. The whole idea is original and
~ like it.
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n 0S4nco u sn10o malc0 y 0Acn Otaoks my
t. posted at ons ofsuch oAoeA and addresseo1
. locality within the delivery o. another of e
onces, which shall have BEEN inadvertently
paid Ct the "dfup- g local letser ate q pos
only, mag BE- forw ardsd e IL destination tArug
The proper Office charged With the amount of q
dsdcient postage, 70 - collected On delivery. 8
e azticlse chargeeble with dtherent rates.
pcstage are sent together = ono package ~
higher rate must b paid "a she entire pacsl
two OF more different srsscles, both char
ahleNith the same rate q postage, may b
q - pkAge On paymsnt of that rate On
1hols reckaGe. 8
ne 91lowmg articles are excluded nom Fl
a. Liquids Pofsons. Glass, Explosive
ssri.ls. Booh Famphless. ileeures and OF.
- cards upon whinh. scurrlous epithsts -
WlitesA q printed Or engraved, or disloyA e
v'oes printed q ensl.veo .aa - ,1aO'es w
nom tne'r loem g nasu.e. e name 70 oesu
oeaace g lnlu1e - 49,: :: = meu 80 g
person q any one one = 'ne po.'A -
fos'mss'els ..s nOs -" = = slvs o1ea..
-. - a -. tns ~, ~. h.en ,.id
~
Fl
First Glass.
On letters, scaled poCkagee, mail matter wAoIY
or partly in writing (szcept book manussuirS
and corrected proseshetl = passing between =
thoss and publishers, and except local or 'sdrsul
lstters) on al printed matter % marked = r.
convey any other or further information than
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POST OFFICE.



49,. .r.,
Aonaies Ale.s ana =
TOoast. ;..:;......s-.-.'
Monliss M!;.:.Tn.s::....'
New g doF 4 casy, noe ~
Meoes I'm oeiR -,
| balunore ,MMeenln&'
mn y. ", /. yl,.nu'
| SsMg,nlo1 NGlsn C Gna
n0Itn Ox0 ~ uega
Mspe.M1,s Elo,a a ~
efn 1sslslpE $50
ware asssLn T11-
vani,a Nev vs ssssl ~
1In NeM 49, Ao.A 49,. ~ ~
Enenno ctssess 70
que, A ~. .....
| Ky "esss fn'' e1"-
W9MSNy;v..... "a. 4. 80.
new 1ork G..y, 1o. -
nmss:., fnh19eiPn1,, r.s
baislmofy ;sr nd, x,. Ca!C.-
nsus ", west sH6ln
Shreveport a1o
Nortnern de1As, IL, S.c-
son, MISS, Canton' MSS
vicks6urg, MSS, mem na
PMS, Tenn; b9naio, y:
T., f1tts1urg, r., ana
al Mortnefns Eassefn
and western STATES ana
Territories, canada Eass
and West. VIA jackson
route.
Me"OIiGeas anu cAO
Railway Post Once
south. West ano Nostn
Miss1nselPP, GnIeySpOIs,
La, monroe, L.. N9Tsn-
ern Texas, Northern Lon
isana, Arkansas, Ten
nessee, west NeM 10Th
west fen 1n mnno
western 0Ia.o9 Ana -
ffltoIles. EAsein n9
Nor.ner I'm MAJ 6a aloPRea
N Inc r e OnGe n.sox
o:4o :. Ms CansoA ASss
ana Mest. .... NJ
0aive 1 OLE. aeA' M Las.-
eIl s1 El western Ae4.s'
Sno cn! :,N ,a -,
Gloses WAAys eAcops NUN
oAy..:...s : ;.... .:::..:
o. drives oaalb eA0op
oI 1aaay.;. I.,;.;..:
Mo Ta = ps GI.s.a1a
Sno 1eAas .. n.iao."L -
0uPplylns Pa!.sITe s. u
O y. aDsl.s; o. 10y 10y
esse' a. MA1 r4urc; o. St s1 L.n-
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An Important Postal Order.
The following important order WAS signed by
the Postmaster General yesterday, and will be
issued by circular to al Postmasten tomorrow
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, May 8, 1876. !
The treaty concerning the formation Of Cen
eral Postal Union, concluded ct Berne, Oct. 9,
1874, between the United States Of America, Ger
many, Austro- Hungary. Belgium, Denmark,
Egypt, Spain, France, Great Britain,
Greece, Italy, Luxemburg, Norway,
the Netherlands, Portugal, Roumania,
Russia, Hervia, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey,
having been duly ratified by the United States
ON the 9Th Of March, 1875, and the ratifcations
thereof by the several contracting States having
been duly exchanged ct Berne, Switzerland, on
the Sd Of May, 1875 it is hereby ordered that the
uniform rates Of postage to be levied and col
lected in the United States on correspondence to
and from the whole extent Of the Postal Union,
embracing the above named countries, without
distinction, shall be ~ follows:
A. For prepaid letters, 10 cents per Is
grammes.
B. For unpaid. letters, 10 cents per Is
grammes.
G. For postal cards, cents each.
D. For newspapers, if not over ounces IN
weight, cents each.
E. For other printed matter, samples Of mer-
chandise, and al articles, other than newspapers,
enumerated in article Of the treaty, 2 cents per
each weight Of ounces or fraction thereof
F. For the registration fee on all correspond
ence, 8 cents.
G. No fee viii be charged for . return receipt
in cases where receipt from the addressee is
requested.
q. No additional tax will be collected in the
United States on the correspondence forwarded
within the Union by sea on routes Of more than
800 nautical miles in length.
1. AS regards the amounts to be paid for the
territorial transit according to article 10 Of the
treaty, the United States claims for herself,
whenever the right of transit guaranteed by that
article is exercised, (even a. regards her transit
lines Of over $50 kilometres, and excepting only
her great overland railway lines between the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, expressly reserved
as continuing to form the object Of special ar
rangements with the post Offices interested) the
minimum rate OF francs per klogramme Of
letters, and Is centimes per kilosramme Of print
ed matter, etc., and is ready by increasing the
transit rates, as permitted, to francs and so
confines respectively, to meet the Mshes Of
those Departments Of the Union which make thu
same declaration in regard to the United States
transit correspondence.
K. The freedom Of transit Of correspondence
in closed mails, reciprocaly granted in the exist.
ing Postal Convention between the United States
and Switzerland. viii be maintained.
L. The Union rates Of postage hereinbelore
prescribed viii be levied and collected on and
after July l, 1875, on the correspondence to and
from al the contracting States except France.
and on and after January /, 1875, on the CORE
spondence to and from France.
MARSHALL JEWELL,
Postmaster General.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ansrlcaa (vvalehan) Watches.
IAN HuLJEWELER, 1851. CHARLx DeTKKY1
Solid GeD Cases, &C., Stem WfndseA 80.
AnosSssssrs.
A. Il PoNH 90 Camp srsst. win sell svsEy Tasa
day, Thursday and SATURDAYS as 10 a y
TRANKsHAKP, No. 173Poydras stree&dailysls
Monday, wednesday, Friday md Saturday.
Blackg.lshs, Wheelwr1ghss, Ete.
KAS8EL, Phi, corner Dzyades and Dslord strsstI
JoR Don { SEAUIEs, oo1nss cro..naa =,
Front Lsvee sfresta. Alsosteam pipe fitting, eta
| Z h: LEVY Z Co, las 6zAvim stzssk Gold =,
Silver, Stocks and Bonda
DaF Rsona.
"CHARM SALOON" Decatur street. opposlt
Post Once, s. +. Munroa.
BlinA, Sash ard Deer Factsry.
ROBERTS L CO., 80 Gravier street., CaAi1s
DwsllingA Storshousss. eta. mads sorasE.
Billiard saIesns.
mLKRD BILLIARD SALOON, cor St Charles
and Common. Miller Brothers. PROPRIETOR
ECa fkefsg'ashs.
Try four Of PETTY'S Card Photographs. Only 50
cents II Bourbon street. near Canal
Csrsass, wssAeawars, Dsnush.s, Rss.
NORRIS, J. c. q and ~ Tchcupitsalas strsst
PaDr. Brushes, wicking BponA Msschsa 80.
Cer.-nlills and Esd STORES.
STOCKTON, q. W., $50 and ss5 nampart stzest
hay. Corn, Meal, etc. Fed ground to order.
Clsthing, Rtc.
r. B. 6TEv1NS z CO., Fashienabls Olothisu
SPROULE 4 TcCOWN q and q 81 Chsriaa
street Fine Clothing and Gents FurniaAing 0oodA
prIrr . "a a. = ~. "a II y..rs -.
a.. Grsvief Tafhsra'a Shot 6rientsl PovdSr ~
- -
Csal on and Csal on Lanps.
PUROLlNE AND PORTABLE GAS light
w. -. Z. Sovoy, cuP1. y .no - 0f.v'1 49,
Dry Gss4s.
r 1ACoU Z co, so1 Poydras stEsst Staple I'd
80 =. 49,.
Feet Surgeon.
DIR ATwKLL, Foot Surgeon Chartrss strsst
Cures Coma BunionA ln-growns Mails jals
Grecer,,
vr~-w !. RI e. r..~,
-. - --------.---
- r, :. .. ~r..,---L.-. c.-..
s;d Ia p - Si IA p,ss
~ - 49,. -
.~,--,-,r,, - NJ. -, -. - -
SILL " ~ Tx wo.n ~ sna BIN =
1.,.---. 49,
aA1 = v.,,.,. v,.
-
=. q 9: bgI S;L HIDE AND TA11OW o.
1oS ooutn resels a1ee.
Hass, Caps kte.
ADAMS O. Q. p: Hat Stors, x s.. Charles ssEeea
zIanz., 1ravenng negs ana gmore1M.
LaGaef Dealers.
BkHANa THORN Z CO.
- New nevee ana 4 icnouPatoGlass wnoiease aeas
=, -, =, -. -. -
~
MOFFETT, A. W., yard and min ON Lsvse a.
square below Canal street p. O. box $685.
Marble and Granite Work.
GEORGE STROUD, Nos. l5e to 1854 st. Charlss
Building and Cemete1y work done IN best manner
Mess, Etc.
LOUISIANA COUNTRY MOSS Ete, speciality
Best prices obtaiuod. ODELL WRIGHT q ST
Louis street.
$500
TRIgT = .CUvErLIFR llo Grsvier streak. Il.
tween at Charlnn nd Cann sfxuefn
- - -....--- - - -
1m0s 49, EIss1o Aa.eso -
Oemn Nm I'M ~ Bornfcv Ranea
- - - -.-----..--------
Ullss Aa1DsS AAASeFDs CA1seonefss oecs
~ -.-.-k >--,--s =. :. -
1oOtO0k3YDs
ARISTUE0 DALnT No. rs Old Leveo otroo4
10or Aghly nniahed PnoeoeaPhs fof - cenfs.
-.---- r----.
PHILIP WERLEM "a 60 s. and - 1nxuo1e
stroet Tuning md repatr1ng attended g
nns--- ~ <...., V--a.ns.. 0..a.
\. T. WALSHI, ITO Canal street, near g. OhAE3as
AAkes Shirt 70 Order IN any Style.
a~1.. ~ e.c~
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board Of departure sor Rrownsvilia. Texss. a.
vana, Cuba and Bra ,Santiago.)
Mails on Sundays VIII be closed the same -
on week days.
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Closes. Azlivsa
80 Pm, nR. Il.
- = -
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Tho bylaws, rules and regulations that may here
after be adopted by the Con paDy for the transaction
of fits business shall not be contrary in conflict
with the provisions of this charter to the laws Of the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-08

which may be the right one after all,
chlmerical as il may seem at first. In
this case he thinks the gentleman has
IN reality gone through just such a
scene as has been described, and that
probably the young lady was his
daughter. The dreadful shock
her loss produced acted in pecu.
liar way upon his brain. 1t must
take three years for some unknown
force 10 work within him to the point
when he feels compelled, perhaps, as a
sol OF relief, to repeat as far as posi-.
BILE the event. When the wine appears
this inner force must be reaching to
elimination, and the vision, so intensely
wildly in the mind, is projected into or
upon the atmosphere, like reflection
in the glass, so that il becomes visible
to all who may be present. When he
falls the force is expended, and the
phantasmagoria disappears. The pro.
longed insensibility followed by a deep
sleep is an effort Of nature to repair
exhaustion and restore equilibrium.