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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
Personal.

Hon. George L. Smith, the Representative
from this district in the next Congress OF
the United States, arrived in the city last
night on the steamer Bonnie Lee. Mr..
Smith has been spending q few days in the
river parishes in this district, and is we'll
pleased with tho prospects the Republicans
have for carrying the sema in the coming
election. He is in fine health and spirits and
his many friends here are glad to see him
again in our midst.-Shreceport Telegram
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
Fifth Judicial District Convention.

This convention, composed of delegates
from the parishes of Iberville, East Baton
Rouge, East Feliciana and West Baton
Rouge, met at Plaquemine, on Saturday.
the second instant. Hon. P. G. Deslonde
was chosen president and George B. Loud
secretary. For district judge, Hon. E. F.
Dewinx was renominated, receiving sixteen
votes to eight votes for jaime L. Cole, ESQ.,
A. Tanner, Esq, of East Baton Rouge, was
then nominated for district attorney by ac-
clamation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
Pipchback iu Indiana.

A dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial,
August 81, from Logansport, Indiana, says:
The mere announcement that Pinchback,
having missed railroad connection and hav-
prove the opportunity to address the citi-
zens here, suffced to pack the Republican
Wigwam, hundreds being unable to find
room inside, and having to avail themselves
of doors and windows as far back - the
sound of the speakers voice could reach.
Republicanism is on the ascendency in this
heretofore Democratic county. His speech
was sound, temperate and we'll received.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
WHOLE NUMBER 29OO.

they gave hearing to Senator Patterson
and Governor Chamberlain, of South Caro-
lima. They represent there are eight or
ten counties in the State where Republi-
cans are intimidated, and approximations
are expressed that many of them will be
prevented from voting. Secretary Came
ron leaves for Harrisburg tonight.
Packard's ResiGnation Received - His
Probable Successor.
The resignation Of Marshal Packard was
received to-day. 1t is understood that Mr..
Pitkin will succeed him. He is supported
by the Louisiana delegation and Senator
West.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05

The convention met at Red River landing
on Friday, September l. The following
parishes were fully represented: Pointe
Coupee, Avoyelles and West Feliciana.
James Davis, of Poinse Coupee, was chosen
president and G. d. Griffin secretary. Hon.
John Yost, Of Pointe Coupee, was nomi-
mated BY acclsmation for district Judge,
and j. L. Ducote, Esq, Of Avoyellee, for
district attorney.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
Progressive Democracy.

General Nicholls' official organ, in it's
evening edition of yesterday, published the
following item, which will be of interest to
the colored allies of that gentleman:
After some discussion it has been deter
mined by the parish executive committee
of DeSoto that colored men who have
united with the Democrats for reform, and
who promise to take part with US in the
coming campaign, have all political
rights and cast their votes at the Demo.
cratic primaries.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
Court Items, ,

The judges Of the Fourth and Fifth Dis
trict Courts are now in town and prepared
to sit for the trial of all matters that may
be disposed of in vacation. Judge Cullom
sits frequently. Judge Campbell sat yes.
terday, and will preside again Thursday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerios, No.
so Chartres street, for the past two days
stood as follows:
September Sat A. NJ, So; at ? ?. NJ.
900; at P. NJ, $40.
September AT 8 A. NJ, $40; at P. NJ,
9lo; at P. NJ, S9o.
Lowest point during the nights Of Sep
tember and 3, 10.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
Appointment.

Acting Governor Antoine has appointed
c. C. Packard police juror of the parish of
Plaquemines, vice II. P. kernochan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
WASHINGTON.

Consultation Over Attorney General
Taft's Circular.
WASHINGTON, September 4.-Secretaries
Cameron, Robeson, Chandler, Attorney
General Taft and General Sherman were in
order to marshals. After the copfereuc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05
Chamber of Commerce.


The regular monthly meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce was held last even
ing.
Hon. w. C. Raymond presided in the alb
sence of President Bussey.
But little business was done, there beng
but few members present.
The following resolution, introduced by
Mr.. Burwell, was adopted and the Cham
Der then adjourned:
WHEREAS, The growth and prosperity of
all cities depend upon the compensated in
vestment of capital, and the wages of labor
of her inhabitants, requiring for this pur-
pose all the facilities for commerce and all
the varied industries Of modern civilization;
therefore,
Resolred, That committee of five men,
bers be charged with the duty OF inqQiring:
l. Whether any additional facilities of
railroad, steamships, revenue regulations,
or other measures would promote the do
mestic and foreign commerce Of New Or
leans.
2. Whether additional capital invest
ment, operative skill, or industrial enter.
prise could be attracted to employ, en-:
courage and enlarge the mechanical and
manufacturing interests of New Orleans.
And that the committee report the facts
and reasons for any opinion they may form
upon either or both branches Of this
inquiry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-05

'0oNTuau1D on 4QU111 cAo1l
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15
Even with Him.

She got even with him, that Atlanta
widow did, as dashing young widows
always do with faithless young gentle
men who attempt to jilt them. He had
feasted her on ice cream; they bad
talked nonsense in the moonlight; and
finally, had exchanged tintypes with
her, aud they twain were to be made
one, and he was t. be her number two.
About this time the other woman began
To figure in the case. The false, tickle
young man feasted her on ice cream,
aud, strange To- say, notwithstanding
the torrid heat at Atlanta, she also yet
survived; and in due course OF time
was also TO be presented with the tin
typo counterfeit presentment OF tho
said young man. What with his out.
lays for ice cream for both dear charm
era, aud neckties for himself, at this
stage ii occurred to hiua 10 ecouoinize.
He did. On one OF his counting excur-
sions To the widow he managed TO steal
from her boudoir the tintype Of him
self, which hung on the wall Just over
the foot Of her bed, and was the object
Of her fond gaze more honrs a day than
anght else in the room, save the look
ing glass. Aud the tickle, false young
man bestowed that stolen tintype on
his inauoIats No. 2. The widow, VI
course, discovered all his perfidy. She
didn't take cold poison. Neither did
she pine away and die. She just grab
bed that tintype from tho neck OF her
rival. had tho young man arrested for
stealing it, aud, sweetest revenge of oil,
had his lady-love No called "a q wit.
ness to trace the stolen property to his
possession. And that young man was
held to bail on charge of larceny.
Aud now he solemnly ponders how true
it is that tho ways OF ths traasgressor
are hard when it's dashiRg young
widow that is transgressed against.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15

There was man NJ tho City Hall
market yesterday, says NJ Quad, who
had just arrived from Niagara Falls.
He lives near Racine. but stopped or
here To hunt up some relatives. As he
was getting bite to eat he Suddenly
remarked 10 woman behind the stand:
"You keep away from Niagara Falls."
"Why?" she naturally inquired.
al was ther- hree days." continued
the stranger, "and what do you sup
pose saw"
''Somethiug very grand, I suppose.
"Not by a ing full. my sweet woman
not by two Jugs full. All I saw was
a blamed old waterfall, a small town.
two bridges and one or two scrub dog
fights. There wasn't q horse race, no
s.aDbing or shooting, nobody going 10
be hung aud not one Of the landlords
would do as much as walk over 10 Goat
island with you and point out the
spots"
He cut fried sausage in two, sigh.
ed heavily and fnished:
"You stay right at home. You'll see
more black eyes in one day than you
can there In a month";"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15
coxrrnnrr XRoprs.

An ESERsErIc REroRnrR--Accord-
ing to the Kalamazoo Telegraph. one
VI the great moral and spiritual guides.
regular John the Baptist, has turned
up In tina, county. and Is writing let
tcrs 10 ncwspal ersetn order 10 kill of
Gov. Hayes aud tho Rcpuhlican party.
We knew him of old i'm Lansing, and
have several of his letters in our pos
session. The kalamszoo 0axctte e
Publishing his corrcslondencc.. which
will probably make considerable cap
itai Tor 'sTildcn soi reform" The au-
thor IN ex-lev. VIM. licc. who was
caught In the woods at Mason and
aeain in q hotel at Kalamazoo, en-.
gsesd in anything bat ''reform" move
tnouss. Fa ea azet
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15

and Mary Cunningham. In manner and by tbs
Incans aforesaid. accidentally. casaal's, aud
by misfortune. came " their death, and not
otherwise ~ -. e -
IN rrsrfnoxr wuznror. The ssid Coron-
ar aud the jurors at the isluest hasn hcrcnn'
"a sct their hands thr Slh adsy of August, 1870
az the place aforesaid.
ZINRI ID. THOMAS. Coroner.
Samuel Giilert Lanty Mcintrye, John w.
Sampson. Timothy Z. Dibell John Sinclair,
Geo. A. KDickcrbockor, Jufors.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15
From the Burlington Chronicle.

From the Burlington Chronicle
Yesterday morning careless mason
dropped balf- brick from the second
story of a building ont on Jefferson
street, ON which he was at work. Lean
ing over the wall and elancing down.
war1, he discovered respectable citi-
seo, with bis silk hat scrunched over
his eyes aud ears, rising from recum-
bent posture. Tho mason, In tones Of
some apprehension, asked: ''Did that
brick hit anyone down theref' Tho
citizen. with great difficulty cxtricat-
ing himself from the glove-ftting OK
tingnisher into which his hat had bccn
sraDsformed, replied, with considc,a-
BILE wrath: Yes, sir. IL did: IL HE
me-" That's right" exclaimed the
mason, 10 tones Of undisguised admira-
tion: ''Noble mani I would rather
have wasted thousand bricks than,
have had Jon tell lie about it," This
incident has Centennial moral, and 9
large reward Is offered to any one who
will discover what IL Is.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15
CHICAO .
and Northwestern r. Y.
For San Francisco,

sar-Nmen.o. oxien. salt Lake cheyenne. Den
yer, Omaha IAncO.n, Council Dlals, ianstei,,
SOAK C1ly, Dubuque. Winona- ~. PAU, puialh'
N.rsass,iel, l hSTshsSn' hneoGn; ,seo aSd MT.upes @
II ron want 20 80 to Nllnaukee. o-hAosh ~
Paul Minneapolis. pniuth Foft carry, Ninenl,
Counc. .HluI.. Omaha, Lincoln, Denver, san
Lssc City, Sacramento. san Ffencisco, OF Nun
dred other northern. or rcrth-westerU. points,
t-ses - of the u.si steel ra aal al The appoint
meat arc srst class IN every respect its trslns
are maie up VI elegant new Pullman faiaet
DTsg!ng-rOOm and sleeping Coaches. lnxuriou1'
well llchteI and well ventilated Day coaches,
ami pleasant lonnging aud suokinz cara. ~ {
cars are al cquipped with the celebrated AllleI
Safety l'latfos10, Gnd Patent i.nisfs anil couI-
Hnrs West nRhOuEe Safety At Brakes, aud every
other appliance thar has IN devised fDr ;ht
safety OF passenger trains Al tram. are ran ~
telegraph. In word this GREAT LINE has III.
best ana sInO0thest track, and the most elegant
and comfortable equipment OF any roalla the
West. and has DO compe tiioT In the country:
South, the trains OF the Chicago NOEth-N eat
ern Hallway leave CHICAGO as follow;
For Council BIuU., Omaha, and
California
Two thronyh trsins daily With Pullman Psiace
Drawing Iloom and Sleeping cars through 70
Council Bluds.
Through trains daily. with Pullman Palace Carr.
attached Oh bJth trains.
Fer Green bay and Lake snprrier
Two trains daily, with Pullman Palace cars a.
taches, AMI runnlng through 10 Narductie.
For nifw auk ce. four through trains cal
~. Pullman cars on night trains.
Through train daily.
For Dubuque. via Frceport, two through
trelus daily with Pullman care on n.ght tIain.
FOR Du buQue and La Crosse via Gin
ton. Two through trains daily, with Pullman
cars on night train.
For sloux City and Nankton, TIVE
trains daily. Pullman cars 90 Missouri Valley
Junction.
Far l.nke Gcaeyn Four trains daily.
For Rockford, Sterling, keuo>he,
JanSsviilc. and other poiute, you can have
freAl tsO Ia tea trains dffly.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15
CANADA SOUTHERN ny.
tg,rEyx,lL ExsraslosIsls

WIN. Of course. With fosce AL The sighls com
farrh.s aad Chaspiy. TO tins cil1 the cnue %
SSs.thcrn se;y Cgsspaey has thcugh -,
clni.s ctt.tiis iu tie Wcst AMI NOrshwsst, piac =
oa -aie q large nuiabsr % ToIri-iF "a rrsien
TIcae;. AZ CRAFTY Iedaetd Ist'a, ~ EAcA pa
Egllgrrs can hot only visit the Senteinisi fAHt
L.ilon a. Philadelphia. hut can, Ia addilon, Nl-ii
fa6 Principal eastern ,ifi~s. vita an oprortunili
q fs.pyp,ig =; aay " iae 81 az nninl,er ~ fanons
fs,.0fl- in .sew YORK spi Penilsy Is ANA. The
Canaan sOuthern II The ouly llhe frOu TIE
wssi rIDutag directly % Niaeara Fall< giving
ilsesengers, from TIRE train. won'~rfui pni.,i-
rlTulc sie1 Of the Mighty Cataract, rs.rse
shoe SAii. the Great Rapids. and lansii ~
them tilfs tis ~ the fails. Tas track ~ TIC
Canada southern u an AIR hnc, iAii wfit
steel nils OF fhe hcarie<t pifern; thew sre no
cnrvss of ga les: wood isu-fi fsr fisei. cca hcr
are hrni.lisi with ttc Winchen Pue1t We itiia-
Tor eusa1uy psffect fresio n um dust VIE
r. canfplsts system OF mayniacenf Pari0r,
sleeping ana DraWing Room Car.
from Chicago, Detroit rad Gofcdo, end
its admirable connections AZ Ntagrn Enllr
nnd Buffnlo with the Nevg York Gem
trat aud Erie Hallway 1e Canada south
en- Il fast bcc0ming the pasostfe 1tue 90
the East. Tickcf- VIA this popular iiae eau
be procured at all onices ~ conpcCtin9 llpcs, oI
NJ the Conlpsny's own ofic.a
Any information can be obtained BY addressing
FRANK SNOW.
GenT Pass. aud Ticket AGP.
DETROIT.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15

JOttN Andlf0r.
uon. T. A. HEsDmoKs, United States Senate.
QUAsrERMAsrrR GENERAL. UrricE.l
WAsuISCTos. ID. C.. March Q. 1917.
Hon T. A. Hendricks. Senate II United
states. Washington, ID. c.
SIN Il have the honor % return here
with. the clairi Of j.. A. Saith for mules
with letter from the Thnd Auditor of
the Treasury. and in reference 10 the
inquiry contained in your letter of the
2d inst, relative thereto, / have re-
spcctfully Ia state that ia the year 1860
the prices paid by the Government for
mules at Indianapolis, Ini.. ~cre regu-
lated 10y the prices paid for the same
class Of animals at Cincinnati, y.
I sm. sir. very respectfully,
Your oOedicnt servant.
JAMES A. EAKIS,
Dep. q M- O.. q. 8. A.
A sLY MOVE ON THE SENATE.
The attempt on the treasury through
the War Department having failed, Mr..
Hendricks concluded 10 try the Senate.
On the 22d Of January, 1869, SeDator
Van Wrinkle presented tho petition OF
one VIM. Henderson for compensation
for mules furnished the Government.
ON referring 20 the files, this is fonnd
| 10 lie throughout. signature aud al, An
the handwriting Of Senator Hendricks.
Thus his first step Ia the case here was
the act Of q man who dee>nei il best 10
cover his tracks Hl
In this signing his coasin's name.
either Mr.. Hendricks was acting under
power OF attorney, or this was lorg-
cry. II he aad y power Of attorney,
then ho was violating that statute
which imposes As a upsxim.m punish
ncut, fine Of $4,000 and two years
Imprisonment rpon any member OF
Cougrns who prosecutes claims against
ths Unitsl 6tstss foe compensation ol
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15

Hope is the last thing that die =
nan.-lDiogepes.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15
VERDICT OF THE coRoSrRs JURY.
STATE OF MICHIGAN :,

u
COUNTY or IIiIISDALE,
An inqaisitlon taken "a the Office Of Zimd
ID. Thomas Esq, IN the city al iiillsdslc. on
the let. ~. 5tll. and sth days Of August 1915,
before Zimri ID. Thomas. Esq. one of tbc
CorOners of the said county OF iii.lsdalc, upon
the bodies Of Belscy 4 Musscr. Cora ".
Thornton. Mary Kcelcy, Llbbic Cunnlny yliam.
Alice Hsyes. sarah !. Thornton Randall
BIackrnsn. Gilbert ". Taylor. and May Caa-
bingham, th,n aud there lying deaf, ty the
oatli- az thc Jurors who's names are hereto
subscrilcd who being sworn % inquire
In bclislf Of the People Of this State, wien.
and in what manner, and by what means the
seii Bctsey A. Nusscr. Corn VI. 1h1rnton.
Mary kceicy. Llbbic Cunningham. Alice
Hayes, Sarah J. Thornton. Randall Black.
man, Gilbert II. Taylor aud Mary Cunuing-
ham came To their deaths, upon their oains cc
say, that The said bctscy 4. Mgsscr. Cora VI
Thornton, Mary Kecicy. Libbic Cunningham.
Alice Hayes; Sarah J. Thornton: Randall
! Bisckman. tiibcr' w. Taylor and Mary in-
bingham. az the township 81 Hillsdsle. In The
county of liiil-daic Aforesaid. going ulvn q
certain lake there. callsd bsv Bccsc lake. ~
\ a certain b,ai. u happened that accuicniall,
casually. aud by mi~fortuisc. tnc said Ooat wa'
overturned and the said Bct-cy 4. ,iusscr
Coz. ~ Thornio.a; Mary kecI.y. is.lc Gun
, Randall Blackinan Gilbert w. Tsslor ant
Mary Cunningham were ir the water of u.
I said lake then s,sr ,cntcd aud drowned. %
[ which aid sulicc ation and drowning tlscy. th'
aid Bciscy A. Ns~<r. Cora ~. 1hointon
Mary Kcs'cy. LLbIc Cunningham. Aiis'
fGlier VI. Tssior and Mary Cunningham
thcfi and there Instant, dicl Ard 80 The iu
sv.r- aforesaid do ssy that The >Aid b<sscy A
Nm<4r. Corr N. Thorptou, Mary kcclcy. In
/, tile Cunnlnclsasn, Alice Hay -, ,Ssrai.I. thorn
ton. HAndail oIsekn.as, Gilbert IL Ia5io
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15

Rail Dad ana Ocean Steamer
Ticket Once
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-15

mony in the case. takon hsfs,re ths COR
oner's jury Saturday. the 5tl,, in addi-
tion to the testimony published in the
SrASpAnD last weak, witlstisscoroners
verdict: ~ - A'i'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08

The following Resolutions were
adopted several weeks ago, and their
publication has bcenunintentionally
delayed so long:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
| God, in His wise, though to us in
scrutable Providence, to remove from
| our midst, by death, one of our num-
Der, w. P. l.. Ncale, Esq, who for
more than thirty years, was I'm hon
ored member of the Vestry Of Bruce
Chapel, and
WHEREAS, We desire toplace upon
record, our deep sense Of the loss
which ourselves, and the community
have sustained, therefore, be it
Rcsolced, /. That while We humbly
bow TO the will Of our Heavenly Fa-
Their, we can but mourn for one so
much honored and beloved.
2. That we mourn not as those
without hope, but devoutly trust that,
our departed brother has made hap
py exchange, and through the all
atoning merits of Christ our Saviour,
found peace with God, and left the
sorrows of earth, for the joys Of
Heaven.
3. That another link is broken in
the chain that bound us to the Past
tile last of the original Vostry re-
naming with us, in that capacity,
has left US in him-reminding US
that, we, too, must soon pass away
But the link lost in binding us to the
Past, in earthly reckoning, is u link
gained in binding US to our Fathers
House, on high, where partings and
sorrows are alike unknown.
4. That our departed brother was
faithful in the discharge of his du-
ties, as vestryman, and in every de
partmcnt Of life; and that by his
death, we have lost a beloved and
honored friend, the community a
most worthy and estimablc citizen,
and the cause of truth and right, a
bold and fearless advocate.
;, That we tender to his bcreaycd
family our most sincere aud ailec-
tionate sympathy, in thisourcommon
sorrow, and pray that the Father of
our Lord Jesus Christ may comfort!
and bless them all.
g. That Il copy Of these Resolutions
be sent to the widow of the deceased,
and that they be also published in
The Point Plcasan. Register,
7. II. Lacy, Rector.
J. W. STEENEEaGEN,
c. 7. BEALE,
CALVIN MOORE.
Nestrymcn,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08

Machine VANCE well the farmers West Virginia
o the fmnerso to OUR LATE IMPROVEMENTS
machine iron
double
o other sel-rlkcr made
lue revealed to OF
with flooded
machine depended
do work than the Improved did No
the badly lodged
unnyacd situation
machines failed dot subjonl will
deliver the binding
perfectly parallel with the and does its until
possessed by rake is its durability
switches and
that for them to break whereas thing
and delay.
feature Advance is that reality combined machine
OF o
obt with the
making the nlontaioas
which the
Of being forward
on machine nude
possible and
edged knife scd fingers give sharp shear cut and run at e
than the sickle
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08

the market last probably produced
the
machines The literature which called forth worth
would max gooishcd volume
Notwithstanding all this opposition and notwithstanding the fact that he 1915
the oldest
splendid
although led the idea
claimed could
machines they had been building for
machine We
d
them
the front edge the sickle than back thus helping the beye the bar cut
making the Ckls
which
and
through the which renders i'm
possible We mpOvedthe
Reliable the
binders
longer and wider and set further toward the front making and
binders method attachment changed thatn much
attached detached Although the
particular We have which be placed
while
without the horses This done level within reach and easily
handled as the fitting lever
Automatic Binder Of which shall buil few bundled
this be attached llarYedcrs
other The
OF demonstrated would anything the shape OF
SerG the
coggd
with addition Sflder will be the perfect harvesting machine in the
world
buying Harvester until he the I'M
proved Mccormick
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-06-08

EYE, EAR AND DEFoRMITIEs.-One
or more of the Surgeons of the Cen
trail Surgical Infrmary, of Indianap-
oils, Indiana, will visit Point Pleas
ant professionally, atthe Kline House,
Friday June 10th. All afflicted with
any disease of the Eye or Ear, Ca
tarrh, Cross Eyes, Club-Foot, Spinal
Curvature, Fistula in Ano, Piles, Ep-
ilcpsy and Chronic diseases can con
suit them free of charge. Artificial
Eyes inserted. Remember the dates.
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