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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

Pinh Arenus HOis'-Thc III ~. George w. IL DHsom'
eerrr Of the Yavv SeOsor John Logw OF ino% APael IL
HARDY Of Boston AMI George bangs supenneaet o. ns
g HOHsf-ClnZ e1ntn Al Itndt- MITCHELL
Of Wisconsin: Capt Charles H. Bsivn itci ra.'' VIVA a2
william Me ilninc of hhtaV htcsotB TOet-ie W. j.
Palmer Of Colorado T. Il. Morfan Of Autef " l. 81
om,s Scholer Unel StJt"s navy o. "
P,ro n shf,rna JohI Of Utica H1tt Buas-
,ciI-(iel 49, SO ~lu AbHY.. flbrutrt Uiett"1-
John Whie1oue Prot ~ iors.
2,rd Of Cambridge metropolitan Ho,t Conht Smith, OF
Ia Isa Hot,f-Cap' William Wallace OF tie Unie
stsies Marine Corps. Blraus H0e!rbe Rev D. H. Duel Of
Al N G..
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NETWORK CITY.

Yesterday the registering punches wero 'n1o.
suce u.op M eelrs hse N, objection has been m'' TO them
BY the eoniwtr~ ,. 4.
des =, Iye Hail. Citrate aud GU March 49, d. anu
Apnl l. S3p n o ".
The hcture delivered before the Liberal Club Fri
d., 'sn sy %, , .' bee. se. "sa d. o.n
The Board Of Aldermen decided yesterday that IL
would poicoos the present time to make any '"'
rntes EceBscs Tne present rates arc om s'o
On Sunday body was found floating IN the wafer
At re foo, Yesterday the remains were hen''hi
ny \ '9o'' o. o. T. '''''' . ''
LIST Stranahan, President of the Prospect Park
has sent his annual 10 to: Mayor and Com non
Counc this he states that the assessment" ea upon
properly bene6t ed BY the Park m,unt TO Si4SJ,SJ2
The President of the Board of Commissioners OF
Charities authorized Jestersy TO commnneae WIN
he panent OF Docks requesting that e dock At Harris 'nd
hal been des OJed by the ice .ho'd b fpaO AZ Tue ~
opportunity.
The following gentlemen, members of the STOCK
Exchange appointed committee to nominate to tue h1
change for ocen elected fr the ensuing year; y
Waite EGwsrlH IL. Miller, E. b. Chase VIM H. fhpPHd ana La"
Josephs
Catherine Mulligan, age 50 years had the lower
portion body severely burned YESTERDAY her clothes having taken
ere from the stove in shan Fy seeon between Ffh ami
sLsver He ues pronounced serious not i4s ia e0a'
sequence of her advanced age.
John Gullick. aged 81 years, of No. IS Lewls-st.,
while intoxicated last evening fell from the front platform Of Car NO.
a the Aysnoe R'S'a and was no9s 9srd s 70. Scs
lla
and held the result Of the injuries
The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction
psd outon Yesterday suhoung application 10 the Board r
for an provje ree,O
,o bosn or ward the and OF women
ual their transfer be safely accomplished 10 ''e UAa
Uo-pitsL
The Executive Committee of the Liquor Deal
era, Protective Union he'd meeting lat Masonic Hall
The Financial Committee submitted their which showed
that for The ending March oo
sG4S7 81.
Isaac H. Hunter a colored orator,twho has spoken
At many Liberal dunng the past three years
will speak hc Cooper Institute Toe CTI sh' b
Cal A. ContrnQ is snaounei preside aud other Liberal and
Nurus oUlofed bI1el Ahucl
Rev Amos ". Freeman OF Br,oSlyh
A somewhat novel feat Of pcdestrlanism was Wit
messed yesterday afternoon evening Bari ppOdrome The
contestant. ". Harding ami Nile LlA" The conditions ef
The 1905 81 e. L Ia IN sld her - le a.
hers 22m 3.js Her iseh
IL n 21 H. ming flashed his oOh nile a. lO:J[
D. ~ HIS fstest mile made IA D. ~.
The annual meeting of the Episcopal Seamans
uioaar Association held the Church OF the Ascension at
Tebt, evening" remODsnce to the bill no"
before the the licensing Of sailors boaring-
sas read AMI ordered Albany. The Mosin: on
IIorsto Potter d. d.; VcePcsdent The Rga Rev Abrsm n Lit
p d. D. Yce-rc-dcnts, the Drs samuel toO
" T. Morgan Iona Cotton smith L. WashhIrn. norlin DIX, ~
Soheak and John A. Padiacj Law Fce-Pre1ts Jjnn DYeh
Chars EiY. l. H. IIJwsrde to-re'pondnS A. OaA
@r recording seccarg whitoc1 treasurer, Marshall
nj q iOng 81
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A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO THE BERMUDAs.

SEw STEAMSHIP LINE TO THE BERMUDAs.
The increase of commercial relations with
Bermuda aud the largo supplies OF tropical products
which arrive this port from that island, have induced
Yunt Brothers Of No "a southst start new line OF
steamers 10 ply between this city and that port those
gentlemen say that tbs largo increase In the
quantity sSof Bermuda . products xrendsrs tasn
&Eansp0ktstes " this se9atU ~ stss~s'.
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SUICIDE OF A YOUNG GIRL.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, March 2s-Ida, aged
g. the adopted daughter OF Thomas Harding of West
town. N. T.. committed suicide Saturday with re-
VhAe ~ esg 70 oemott ~ aseA
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CrTY.-The trial of Officers Edward Lott
20 1s74 vas begun in the ulson County Quarter Sessions
lf Jage Several witnesses testified TO the
res, Of RsgIey for and the
mrs NJ, nv the accuse officers shot bm she be rnniay
from them The still o,....rhe residences OF Thomas
Ryber J. s. Emory william Hare and A. NJ Atwell JeeVsve,
er, entered By thieves early hoa yeiy morning BltraDe
Mas effected By pryug the tack basement Windows The
houses were visited By few mouths Nothing stolen
The led distributed portion OF the Covers used
church The OF the pash
and tue membes who had Lea danu6 the
past with the remahler
Nxv,RK-The coorrd sens OF Newark will commemorate the
donon of the fifteenth Amendment TO-DAY Heretofore hye
m led but this divisions them and
rr.ut two s take place. OF the
u foosei By eng IN the oveIg and
the other simply Of denomination the evening at the hnk
sentenced to i've months imprisonment
the County jail Yesterday for bgsmT.. Yesterday AFTER
moan while number Of workmen etcavatns for
building in Plane St. hirkest, the adjoining house
r Board Health has appointed Jones John Rsranagh,
Ian Nat Ttomts W. sinier Health lnDectou The
EseI County Teacher at MOnteiar this
and viii continue ull Fnds' Yum pocs toe Mode medicine
The Opera House. To evening there sll be
another spelling match the Roseule Baptist Church..
lanes presented 70 the Central NJ T. Church handsome
eommunon the stolen few nights
ared h Douglas the second
AMI M. JOSEF third The p,es DICTIONARY, writ
intssnivee presented By the Rev Mr. boyaton,
pastor Of the Belevilleaye. Congregational Church
Berkeley Of South Boston, who Jumped from
Mead, Bau sbout two weeks intending
q
wife dunns his
sil the hospital. IN destitute condition
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IABasosoenenAI
Many druggists have BURNErr's COLOGNE.

ALL GREAT HEADS ARE CROWNED mt KNOX's,
spnsg style " GennR HAT being admirably adapted Ameh
wise palent make scctas
22 bro.ds Fh Ar~nue Hotel Wholesale
piled Al 2i2 Broadway
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. &c-IMPORTANT.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-IMPORTANT.
Debility Weakness brought on BY Ddserehon'
EIccae Oyervork of the Bran ami Nervous system,
WISCHKSrEHS SPECIFIC PILL,
Thoroughly tested 80 With perfect success a prompt
Prices
bo I boxes By securely seol with full directions Pre-
pared only WINCbB>IbB " % Jolhs1 W. !,
CTRICTURE, Fistula and Piles radically cured
~ without csusc from buipessi Impotence DIS
GeoeaVc Organs nry Daniels MD IA Lernsoavs
THREE LECTURES on the COeylstence OF
Il uBBugRIIODS STRUCTURE with the SYMPTOMS nhViA
associated yancocce and arrest Of dyeloone1 VITA me noae5
Of
cent. Address the sahor EDWARD DIXON n D.. AZ FaAve
Ohce hours iron \ % 3; / o and Z 100. ey-a'ngs
ZERO REFRIGERATOR, with WATER
II COOLER ia the world send for
Catalogue. ALEX NJ LESLEY. pa West Tweaty thd4t, n l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

HOPES AND FEARS ON TIE DELAWARE.
TIE ICE AND Snow SLOWLY MELTING, AND THE
DECISIVE HOUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ DANGER.
lPEoM sgECIAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBCNEl
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Penn, March 90
March weather Is prOverblally tickle. Last night there
every indication Of long and rain, and the
citizens OF this quiet village retired with the expecta
tion that when morning dawned the river would be
rapidly rising, and the anticipated ice and flood would
he close upon them. The night than usual the
in coudess sly this morning and today has
been only repetition Of Yesterday The sleigh tracts
roads dl3d with running water, and from the
hisides hundreds CT streams flowing into the
Delaware and It's feeders II Is thought by some that
continuation of the present weather will melt the ice
and gradually that the danger Of sudden
and disastrous breakup Will be slight. This
t. not probable. No doubt the effect of
the warm weather upon the viii be
disintegrate II and render ~ porous, and Ia
Die TO broken and ground up in its passage down
river. But the act only gu the outside while
the great mass within will be solid ever More
over the melting OF the upon the hills along the
whole Delaware valley. which will take place before
the OF tue gorge diminished perceptibly,
will produce ~ The river sufficient send the
nre oOdy OF ice down the valley scattering destruction
IN tie course.
The Delaware. L9ckawanns and Western Railroad
Company very apprehensive OF their bridge, which
crosses the river seven miles below here IL IA consid
cred in critical position. This is Of the finest
railroad bridges in the country. 1t built OF fron and
ts entire length 6GO feet 1t Of four spans OF
feet each aud OF 100 feet Its hight above
low water mark is about Is feet The piers aud abu
mens built Of blue flint stone, which quarried
IN vicinity Of Portland They capped with sand
stone from scranton. The ends OF the which
farhest up stream built IN triangular FORM but tnoy
not shesthed With iron for protection against ice
This bridge finished In 1871. and Its destruction
wonld he serious loss TO the Company Ills danger
from two sources-the water may rise high enough
he and 4
from ia position. the ice may be carried down
liver wi such velocity that large strike the
niers win force sufficient TO demolish them No pre-
Santionary measures have as yet been taken By the
Comnany 10 increase the safety Of the bridge.
Ths i.,h uay bridge at Portland, two miles above the
railroad bridge Of about the same length as the lat
tsr m Is covered toll bridge consisting Of four
II ~ several feet nearer the water line than the
bridge and is 10 some danger. Tue river has been
slowly rising during the day.
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RE Dupxry g. Co.'s SALAD DRrss,sc.

LUXURY AT soDkRArE Cosf.
vegetable salads combining perfection ell the equ
delicious VITA thorough
good salsd u al .,s assured. sold ey grooera
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HOME NE VS..
ppoyrNFyT ApY1vALs,

rBERmoMErVt YE>TEgrN.Ar a0D;prS, IN Blo'pwAY.
9an-39 Nas-43 ? no sfmgbI--3G:
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EVERYTHING in HOMEOPATHY ut HUM
~ rHRBYY $50 and SIT Bresdvay-BoOKS FAMILY MIDI
CINE CAsEs HsnsspAhs spses vstsss Medicines besssss
DlIu6sssA. PsisaA KukPR2kyv WtrciiIiAkxL OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

NICK" ENCYCLOPEDIA Of q, 422 RECEIPTS
~ AND PROCES Phee So free postage specmea
Iuasr uasA DICK h FTL9ERALD Publishers,
Anu-xt Ne-Y ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
STATEN ISLAND.

Observation-Disclosures valuable horse, owned by
Mr. injured the burning Of bis house and stables
Feb o. de- yesedlv The who sep: the barn the nigh.
tie xho has ben locEeI the ConnsS jail at Roa
mono has ma statement of the there
be person with barn and the SUPP he persisted
the asm who BY
Dr. oy-y 10 be those bens. The jail tnat
bull he
MS. vi the hay caught nre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
BROOKLYN.

James ConnOrs was sentenced to Imprisonment
for 81, moAs 10 Penntlry yesterday 10y Justice Esme Con
nors having beae hs sepher and addo
gth hyng long iactured three oi bs moacrs ribs
John X. Jones yesterday morning called at the
residence 357 Thoi AMI complained Of feeiag
we'll Amer few moments he told his son that be had
called in co1h
mar OF meat and unable TO lbs
~
The Executive Committee of the Evangelical Al
lance held meeting the lecture Of tue Young Meas Chris
sn evening DR. Rodgers Chnan " the COMMITTEE
nslur They bold meeting Of tie Biennial Con-
Of had
ron bous AMI Pttshursn TO
h, the meeting thee ci and lnly dec dei 70 bOi
irowbrIge NJ .sioIary 10 Tdrtey, AID Bliss
The fourth match game of bllIaris-trench
ssmues Assembly Rooms last for the amateur
an1 between Henry PAnkuo5en tbanp On)
and resulted vooy for PIanakuchen. BY score 81
200 to 1872 Averages Pfnnkuchen l9lO7 sammis las lO7
Best runs Pfnnkgen l. Samms Tue OF hours AMI 10
minutes Referee Joseph Gers,e The professional tournament
will hrsda PM AMI continue until Welnes-
day Apnl eei a. fol
Iiws: THURSDAY G. Diou against J. Diu; VgBGI sgin F.
Uos,sv Fndsy GARNER MIuree Day r a4oipne
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FOB WORK-Letter Heads, Cardb, Cifou1als,
y mI Hssda, Posters, LEVER 5rise fsn:
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MEDICAL.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, so AIMED for iis medical Vlr.
tu,a, has, by the lnbnred efforts NJ IN q, H.
Coleman, been placed nj the command of all
VINO may require iW curative properties, II
was left Tor n Texan, Gall borden, 10 Ooli.
dense two gallons Of milk TO thr compass vi
one pint, ami yet retain all llS pur and
nutrntlNu properties; 80 nguin huA u Texan
reduced tNo gnlolS of white sulphur
Springs water 10 sixteen ounces, without the
slightest loss OF lts medical virtues,
rhero are thousands Of persons suffering
fIom the following Diseases; DulnesA, de.
preston OF spirits, irritabllly OF temper,
vertigo, headnche, palpitation OF the huuit,
gastric arrangement disorders ~ the liver
and kidneys, bleeding from the rectum,
pilea, dysmcnorrhea, nmenOr"hc0, inenOrr-
hagin, lucorrhea, foul breath, apoplcxy, ep'.
lepsy, paralysis, hysteri0 melancholy and
insanity, and many other diseases, trnccnblc
20 hahitually sluggish bowels, and yet re-
main ignorant of the cause, and have sought
IN v In for relief Not unirequontly the
com lNin's which originate In q nstipation
take IN independent existence, ana continue
though the cause may cease. From all these
considerations IL followA thai the disorder In
question, whether orglnul or Induced, re.
qulre5 close NJ tonlion. and should be made
an object OF treatment rhcnevcr II occlrs.
one bottle ot Or. a. y. CoiemRn'a White
sulphur springs Water II warranted 10 cure
any case IL hGhitupl constipation, II taken
according 10 directions iuuud upon the bot
tie. ftsHciiou II ccio into ~ fargndr,
70 b. rnd 40 amy OF I'D, drug stores of the
city. Piicr uno,iollar 2lly2Gwly
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DIR. T. w. WILEY

Tenders his professional services to the cit
izens OF Dallas and vicinity.
once in the rooms Of the Medical Director
of the Southwestern Life Insurance Compa-
nv. corner Market and Elm streets. Resi-
dence-Slg Live Oak street.
Once hours 10 10 u o. m; 2 to up. M.
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lllulllIInYN0v Aglr.A.
(IfncclS7lj

ll'mice, lSiJ
Owlpklcd Hon lfSt, Mnrk,
Mluug through thine tnou,and islcg
some sunny summer ycslprdnyH,
Iy uuguOwN b asthCuugh Wlkpown bnys
MunsH 40 hwrO htautY SIN brgui cs
Ms tombrp, silent, hcHlte Ike bullt--
MY bark 81 crossed aud shrllop sail
And uFlW iu tpfl1 cont OF u MI 90
Erl1V thr IiIni's brals Of snow
And gTpss grown cluseWHyh well below
lid tDuou !tIc 10,
Once a-land,
took ey-eh,ll IN my hand,
Andb, Wise 0ny imudpeter ..
MypOndolior letnHd Oh MS UHr,
L0lktd mp ma 2ud, Lut did not stlr,
Bpo,, nom Il further island shore
q me Olling on In echoes cl,nr
MY own vii note but nothing more
was hUEri ur soon Ia all the urd.
YcthairStg Venice once, ana here
Aida came with sword no flame,
Anis,t ut. throne OF followed stone
In h,E hlgh wnil,YTN yFfWF e..
And II remains.
rho crowded city, cruel King,
HAS long since pass Il vet all alone
There 80. that massive, empty throne,
turned me down the GrrfSy Ian,S
49, c,ltlo paths grass'a own ond dlm,,,
And through tn lone wo u silent walked.
A bent, on hogRnr, white like one
For better fruGgo h'OO& Ing
Campon !. % Md ashe came he talked
Uuinh ms {, tor tiere W ~ none
In all ihnt iSiH 10 answer him
Ielmap' md alt that throne ofstoue
Alas Tor prophu y! Alone,
In silent mockoiy Of this,
1t stsndf iu Willis Get grasses SGT;
Aye, grAled deep In long strong grass
And - .nish clover, such MS has
Usurprd tLe Otcldi nj and grows
On Sderaaent's SHUTDOWN hi y, rF
And oil Tho verdanl valley mis-
with fragrance sweet and delicate
AS wooing breath Of woman Is.
what Wuphec was hih! He said
mo lTlss .haIl grow where my steeds
treaq -
0FGg! thy very throne to-day
lshid and sunk In waving Grass.
S0mglimes the ear l. IS gypsiet pass,
a sd wonder ~ this followed n,onc.
Bptim IS some lJlgrim Steeig this way,
Aud wearied SITS him here alone,
And CON r;uDr eS the rise and fall
or proud ana puny man.
You hear
The sometimes song of gordlirr
Aiar ana faint, Thea fishermen
Sometime draw hnnis upO" this shore,
When sui len storms blow sharp, and then
sometimes The CAt or'nrbnpnd Fork
HniSrjnttr,a tassame midnight work
70 do herein, hut that is all
a grGss-grown throne and nothing more.
Some snnils had climbed the throne and
writ
Their s!vrr ronopramS on It
In unknown tongue. sat thereon
aud bl1w again my lord Se8'SheN
Blew loud, and ST Onp, ANA long, and well ;
Then rested, waiting for reply.
Some COWS that fed IN lanes hard by
Looked up. & cow-hcld cane
Erpm ont the grass in hal v skin,
y.,lF a., Wat hal
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AOENrh.

gow YorDa a, FiIowel, \, N, Pettengnl a
co., and Hates q Locke,
AdycftfIus ind i'uh lshlns Co., and How
oil . Chs,luau, N, Louis,
phlinlolonlW Cnr, Wrnthhrlil q GO,
u.uUuuHlii 5, II, fhryin,
NrW DrlpHaG lnumls Nclplyfe,
Fhrryppuui ", n, sparkle,
Hnult1ni T., II, Gushing,
Austin, YrAHs u, Nolgt
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THE HERALp JoH OFFICE
y been thoroughly reorganixsd and 10
prepared 70 do all kinds Of jon
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TEXAS IN BRIEF.

The Galveston Civilian is to be
revived.
Miss Eva Graves, aged thirteen,
died in Calvert, few days since.
1T is expected that work will soon
be resumed ON the International.
There were three new cases of
smallpox in Galveston, Thursday.
Mr.. Schultzbeck an old citizen
of Houston, died in that city last Sum
day.
-Messrs. Brown and Foreman have
contracted to supply the city of Austin
with water within six months.
Colonel Gussett, of Corpus Christi,
has just imported twenty-five head Of
fine Merin0 rams for his sheep ranch.
in Navarro county the farmers are
turning their attention almost eXclu-
sively to the cultivation of corn and
wheat
-Sixty-six marriage licenses have
been issued, and twenty-five tirths
registered in Fannin county since
January.
Two scrvaptgirls in Brazoria coun-
ty attempted to poison whole family
with Parlsgr0eD, but owing to an over
dose the family recovered.
Col. A. r. Mckinney, of Hunts
vile, grand master of Odd Fellows OF
TeXas, will make the address at the
celebration III Waco, on the 18th.
The Rusk Observer says that
Cherokee county has whole mountains
of mnumbered tons of iron ore, "ds-
saying ninety psrcent,ofpure metal"
A shooting scrape occurred be-
tween two negroes in Houston, Thurs
day, in which one Of the participants
was wounded A child of the uuln-
jured one also received Il stray shot.
Engineers and contractors ere eX-
pecledveryssoon, a private letter says,
to reaeh Roekdale TO begin work for
the extension of the International to
Austin and San Antonio.
"A man in Galveston, suffering
from the loss by death of well-be-
loved wife, attempted suicide, and
shot himself in the head. The bullet
was split and the man may recover.
Houston Telegraph, 9th: "a sur
veyiug party of the International and
Great Northern railroad, with wagons,
teams, tents, etc, left here yesterday
morning. They are TO operate on the
Austin end of the international line"
Waco Reporter: 1.-TWO prisoners
In the JAIL one charged with murder,
and the other in for wife beating, had
a fight yesterday. The murderer got
his eyes gouged and the wife bestergot
his thumb bit-1One of the Corselle
eounterfeiters procured vial of acid,
through negro, and was detected in
the act of cutting the iron CRATES with
1t. The negro was arrested.
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DR. c. M'LANE'S vERMIFUGR

win certainly effect cure.
The universal success which he
attended the administration of thu
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in pledging ourselves to the
public to
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81 TO $40 per day ,r Asen hts wanted q; nd All
sexes, young and old, MAKE more money at
work for us, in their own localities during
their spare moments or all their time, than
mt any thing else. W.. oiltr employment
that viii pay handsomely fuT every hours
work Fun particulars, terms, ETC., sent
free. SenH us your address at once. Don't
delay. Now IL the Time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
learned what we Offer. q. sTIHsoN u Co.,
Portland Maine 2SSi&wly
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During the stallion show In Paris,
Kentucky, Monday, Goldsmith's Abb
dallah was instantly killed. While go
ing around the track he was met by his
full-brother, John Bright, and the shaft
OF his sullSy entered his breast aud
came out near the top of his shoulder,
causing death ina few minutes. His
loss Is greatly deplored, as he was con-
sidered one of the best horses in the
United States. He was valued at thir-
~ thousand dollars.
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Individuality herald,

THE WENELf HERALD wll ho pub
,,hrd ryuy saturday mGruuW, Nuhsrlip-
luu, t.au rrr vuuum tl,uO lm HN months,
.ly.ulu lulriyuuct, No absorption tgten
h'aHs4 period 'npn six months,
Advert, -HUuuf4 luhtiitd NJ ilo lu'r ol VI ~
.lrr r,iulu Grlu. lmt insertion, ana +, cents
Mr,Iuu fun, 'pUent Insertion,
uHWpy buuras, lniTrllgVlt deaths, bubble
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

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or brown, and acts like magic, The best in
the world. Sold by all druggists. Price, one
dollar box.