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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-16

DIDN'T LIKE THAT ELBowISG.-
Awful Gardiner" MAS once . we'll
known pugilist and sporting character
IN New York. On one occasion he
went to Newark with select party"
To give q sparring exhibition. The ne
gro who had charge of the hall where
the show WAS To take place was Of g.
gantic stature, and one OF the party
wagered bottle of wine that Awful
Gar liner" could not knock the negro
down with his fist. They all VISITED in
the hall for the coming of the sable jan
itor with lights. lie approached with
. candle shaded in his hands, and, as he
came within arms reach. the Awful
measured him. and strack square from
the shoulder, The negro hardly wine-
ed He simply turned his head round
towards the pugilis.s and said. Gem
men; please be . little car'ful ob yer
elbows"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-16

nEpOSITS RECEIVED AND AC-
IL coaa,. kep, .abiscs to Cheek o, Drafs,
Intere-s allowed On tine deposits from date
Of deposit.
Sigh. EIenAage % Portland. sss FrsncsseG
and New York
Aeney Leaned On approves seenHfJ
Boasas. stocks and ether vAsasbGes received 90
dsp-~is for a~ keeping.
Cosiecsioes EAie l.sd peseeets rrurnpsiy
renistea.
Iasestnenss in Real Estate aad other prvp-
made ses arsHs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-16
A. MACINTOSH,
Notary Public and Cenveyancer,
Real Estate and Tax Agent.

Hssa ce<npsese Asssrsss a fts.e 10 sn LAssss
= Etrg C.suny Will ss.scd ~ sss parcsass sn2
-, - Arts aryvA~r~ CO PzSes Ssan1. special
.t.~.,.oc vAsa 30 rr.sG2s- q Real Estate aed
prvru~u. az rHxs. Fssruaass selacsssd I'D sAaaS
fscxicu guarscsssd.
ot.ss % Nil ssrsst. ssossy eSoc0o Ne 10
sA<eeAi wces,.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

There Is one point upon which all parties
can join In congratulations over the cleo
lions In Indiana and Ohio, and that Is IN the
victory of law and order in q contest OF
almost uups ralleled heat and excitement
1t il doubtful II the right to the peaceful ex-
ercise of the franchise In this country can
ever be put to more trying test than IL
exporter ced in these states on Tuesday,
where such immense interests were at stake.
Yet, after all this conflict OF forces, and WITH
such temptations and prOvocations for
bloody collisions, the telegraph brought
word at night, after the polling had closed
and every citizen had exercised his rigot OF
suffrage, that: "The day passed Off without
a single disturbance" This fact should
serve TO quiet the nerves Of the prophets OF
evil Who are always copjurihg up visions OF
the decay OF free Institutions aad the over
throw Of free ballot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

Henry Bergh, in . letter to the New York
World, tells the public what IL already knows
about the transportation Of beef cattle. he
says that from the moment the cattle leave
their native plains until they reach the city
slaughter houses their existence il Que unin-
terrupted torture; that often for six or eight
days they are kept standing In closely packed
cars, deprived of food and water, and arrive
frantic with excitement, their bodies COW
cred with deep-suDken ulcers, their blood
almost boiling. their limbs not unfrequently
fractured, and In this frightful condition are
driven to the shambles, killed, and perhaps
the very next day placed upon the table All
this lie literally true, and 1t Is easy to believe
that such meat Is unfit for use. and that Its
consumption has . direct effect upon the
health OF the community. A bill regulating
the transportation Of cattle passed one
House of Congress last winter, and at the
coming session Ii L. TO be hoped it will
become law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

A good deal OF satisfaction exists among
Centennial exhibitors because of the long
delay In the publication Of the reports OF the
q. ldges OF awards upon which the announce.
menh OF medals were made. A Philadelphia
correspondent, In stating that no exhi bitor
has yet received an official report of his
goods, says that those unscrupuious trades.
men who are extensively advertising ex-
tracts from these reports are fairly open to
me suspicion OF having obtained them by
corrupt means; and that there can be no
doubt that there have been cases In which
the judges have been Improperly influenced.
The mistake seems TO have been that the
reports OF the judges Of awards were not
given out simultaneously with the medals
themselves. Had this been done, q good deal
OF Misrepresentation on the part OF some ex-
nioitors would have been avoided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

A correspondent with the troops operating
against the Indians thinks Crook a much
better general than Terry, because emo one
ever saw Gen. Crook In the field wearing
anything but suit OF ragged clothes, which
might, boots aud all, fetch IS in a second
hand store" whereas "Gen. Terry pays more
attention to his personal appearance" Tnis
Ii jumping TO . conclusion on very slight
provocation. Gen. Crook Is doubtless q good
lighter, but IL he would overhaul bis "Army
regulations" he would nnd that officers are
required TO set the soldiers a good exam pie
In the way OF personal appearance. Ger
tainly Gen. Terry 10 not to be belittled be-
cause he chooses to dress In uniform and
prefers TO take his coffee cut Of q china cup
instead Of tin one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

Slowly and reluctantly the democrats are
taking Ohio from the list or states "sure for
Tilden." The republicans are scratching
their heads in some dubiety whether or not
to surrender Indiana. III that state gives
"Blue Jeansn no more majority than IL gave
Hendricks In 1871 they will have hopes Of IL
In November. In October OF that year (ls72)
Hendricks was elected governor by 1,Iis ma
Jortfy, but In November General Grant car
ried The State by p SIS majority. But this
year the fact must be taken into account
that Hendricks Is on the Presidential ticket
and that his personal popularity in his own
state win strengthen his ticket. On the
whole the democrats have the best right to
claim Indiana In November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

It's an III wind that blows NOBODY good.
The war In the east has created . demand
for American arms and ammunition, which
manufacturers are only too ready 70 supply.
large invoice OF cartridges for Turkey Was
shipped . week since, and now Russia Is
taxing time by the forelock and 10 ordering
Amy revolvers. Twenty thousand were re-
Gently sent 70 Russia py a Massachusetts,
nrm, and on Saturday Last q contract was
entered into with same nrm for % 400 more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12
The Elections.

Our latest returns Indicate that the re-
publican ms jority In Ohio will be anyw where
from 5000 to 1000; and that the republic ans
have gained five Congressman. Indiana ~
yet In some doubt, but the weight of evil
.dence Is that IL has gone democratic by from
1900 TO 1000. The republicans have gained
three, IL not four, Congressman In Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

The voters OF Representative Holmau's
district in Indiana thought they won Id do
bit Of "objecting" this year, and so Mr.. Hol.
man viii not b member OF the Forry-nfth
Congress- Mr.. Holman, otherwise "the
great objector," distinguished himself In
Congress mainly by advocating a system of
economy so rigid AZ to merit its being called
parsimonious. IL looks as If the people be-
heve, after all, that there is such a thing as
caryip economy too far. HIS majority two
years ago was about $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

JohnD. Lee, the Mountain Meadow muir
dersr, elects TO be shot instead Of being hung
or bohoaded. He has doubtless boen reattns
fho accounts Of bungling executions lstely
ana dos not care 70 run the risk OF being
turtured 70 death. A he II supposed 70 have
mot many Of the smigrants he win know
how Il n himself on the 2sth Of January,
psxt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

The admissions at the Centennial exhibi-
ton from day to day shows that the number
of visitors Ii steadily increasing. As the
managers have announced their intention of
closing on the 10th proximo, II 10 quite prob
able that the number of visitors will con-
tinue TO increase up to the last day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

Still another spiritual" medium has
come To grief. She was q materislizer and
operated In Boston, where her performance s
created quite q sensation. The other even
Ing, however, some gentleman OF an inquir-
Ing turn of mind began an invssti CATION,
Wnicn nnally ended In unearthing q female
confederate. Amid the excitement that fol.
lowed over the discovery Mrs. Bennett, the
"mejum," quietly stole away and has not
since been heard from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

General Batter rejoices that he is Q man
that God made and not the newspapers. Just
now the nswspapers seem TO be taxing q
hand In his unmaking, and IL looks IS II
they would be successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

The presentation OF . burial casket as a
prize for the Knights at Philadelphia on
"Aary land Day" Is q grave joke. 1t might
be handy 10 have In the house, but few would
care to retain IL until 1t could be put to
practical use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12
Q A L X .
by h. HI. WARNER.
CoESER ira AND Y srRxurs.

CokNER frH AND erRxurs.
uIn gS story n nsnssId roSf And bssement BsioK
.ireess perth~es rooms, an mo, ssn ; nSn IN
ments, yaiis painted and ireeco,d s.a ever thing
The civ. seoo yssd rsr, snss, 1e"snuui mouse In
Two,s,erI ard a.n.srd roll BoUss on pss.e,
s,as an p %nas wnIe %slo9 loss
easy terms. This property Is going 20 improve In
rms Bsfc& .ss and
on Carroll street, near the Capitol; COS; % e viii
An e,eeiiept property. No sac A street north
east, oosisipiDs 5 rooms and esis rooms, and AL
Pfo. mi. s decide s s.s in
Ior sale: q bsrsain, one OF those seat t.ostory
vsisr in fitossn. oasred Il : great sacrifice II
IS: 10 Isis 81 rsss
brick 10 re:r, plenty Of room for front building
w :: :ss s' .la mi. r u sns S
Ing from o6so upwards, in ell parts Of the city.
FOR EHT.
Gen Grants lido N 18TH and NV, m. l., rent low
Serhvest corner llth stlest aud Pa ave, rent low
ss:s :snee. nea1 lab f0 r. ie e All ION SS5''
Scrr ssr i ,s street. Lass and W .,snasslse
h - en- . soss' E 1o[G
No. ~ Z street nor Invest, furnished l....s
srs e ~ sbS1s ian, tfa aGO L. .'.os
70 s I.,S .,, mia sssnas ever store
no i1ia end isH ssrsst ". rooms. stable .iS
No SO6 street norihea st FURNISHED L......''i
IS: M ,';s SsS%; md ,S |
90 isss i'm strsss -, ii rooms, nod imes.. Is
10. 80 lss street O., rooms. mod. imps....-. 70
No. rs iisS .r ess' .sa re. II iooos
No. l04 stress southeast, rooms, InGIe Place IS
Nv cor. 9Th and K .s. = o. store 3 d~eIIins. 50
No. % street southeast, u rooms, MOD. IMP 81
no no i e, g ,trsst portnyss Furnished g
Nd. Pleasant, rooms and scres of sround.. 80
DO se SIN street southesst, rooms, mod ims: %
No. laD 10Th strecs nv. 10 rooms, mod, fmps. ~
r,ore and dveiIins, ..s. corner issS and ~ 90
No. ll6 9th street southeast 10 rooms, nod i'm 20
No. l7O1 llih street nortnwes,, rooms..... -
No III 9TH street ast, mod. fmrs ........ s.
feSns, sos me- sosd rs.r %Sa
~, Store NO sS 1th street south west
ssoI, ; sns sI nST,hsest7 ,0Sn, mod
New houses, 9Th street. above P..-............ IS
No; II, Is and 10 street northeast, l. RS, N. SO
lie prolt Park, S9 Elm street-.....-........-.. 50
l4So street northwest 81
Lsssdon Terraee' e ess stree, es;c od.S ..
Store soI 9Th street nortsW 8
no. & rs; sxs r.ss %2d inp
No. SD 18th ssrset northeast, roens, m imps- %
No; ga, s1s, SO o Sc, rooms, gas and water %
20 nassschnseats aver %
No. 9ls East Capitol st., RS gas and water-. %
30. sM street southeast, rooms.:-.:......-.. %
No s25 heIsx.Te .xspue. near LIST and K--.. o
No laIi, hE Sd st: nv, srooms and Water..... IS
No. llos Psrk street northeast, rooms. m. t.. Is
Noe and Foundry Pl rs
No. fsiS as 3 street northsss roars: Is.-
Mo. 20S lfh street northv Il
No street northwest, 10
vseS Vi. be s.sn b. ~ shs once: Of
,. n. wARHiB, TIN and = ssrsss.. sepss-iu -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12
MEDICAL, &c.

"SSATIsr AOTIOn"-AI positive cure, q ler bot
u: by Or; DARBY. Z. me- g afset, cor; e Penn.
&25 665swAR4 u RR: BsoTHEss' INvIa.
case Of Seminal Weaknsss, Los Of Vigor or lingo
tencs.. Once and LaboratsrY, SO6 street south.
o1loa1te Smithsonian. oet4 3Ws
nR BUOKLIR JONES' GRIAT DIsOevIRY
.ns 81 sS sU Ss:,
Iisss.ss. and ii diseases pronoancsS incursDI.
10 1s4 n He~srd ssrses. saiti@ope u "a. faeIos:
10 STAMPS Dan give the best refsre.oes in his
nR. RRON TAs Oldsa EssabI,sAsd e.d On
sns - q: = o ss
street., from ] TO 8 O'Clock. All Female Con
plants quickly cured. Once and Rssidenos No
Io2 W Lompera street, BaltiDore eeH0-lm-
nR: BUoKLER JOKES Twenty year, e1pe.
Eas Tumors. eusls tses sstisi.etOn or no charges.
bu,inees confidential. Roems for patients. f6I
Z. Howard street. Baltimore ausl7.tr
nH. nOBERIson, nos. Bsa.~~., can D con
5o. 1 s. g.. sst oa s .;:.,
g G5ns11 1ssa. e ~ Di Ssicsar:
recently contrsctsd cured IN 70 days. 81 pSiiia
=: Il: sss ,S sS :Is the O,OD entries
eary sSsrmssorrhss. brcusb 1t on b. s1oss 20 an
.. genera debility. organic vssIns.:. I'm potency
di%nss q light or siddinsss evii fcrs6odina.. son
IN 3d.
os.Sly tTe..oS, SelsH e the high s.sti%oaiai
B.itinors: ono SsS iSsS .sSsss sorsS"sss, fros
Seo YIN. mar2-D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

Cor llth and d sts. y. mod. imps., rs...... 20
Looms.
5000, $500, 600, $780, Two pr cent. for ne
gotiattnS.
Auction Sales.
On THURSDAY, October l3th, At ,. N, Wood.
ley PA X" octll-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

No Truth Can Be Broadly Stated
WITHOUT CONTAINING
MODIOUM OF IRROR:
NIvERThILKSs,
THE ToLL0wIsa STATEMENTS
ALL WOOL BUSINESS SUITS.
Well made and trimmed,
OF eatisfsctoIy and fasbionabie goods,
Tor sls.Ts net cash.
BOTS SUITS,
Coats, Pants and Vest,
Fer 1850 net.
GsHrLrMsAy oAssInsBE PANTS,
Ior ESQ and ESQ net.
and upward.
eEHrLIMIH's BLACK DOE PANTS,
For e5.ss net and upward.
aKlTLnInp srYL,sa Suits,
Tor ols.s0 net.
BOYS OvERcoArs,
Great bargains, 70 close out.
eEHrkHMEHs DRESS SUITS,
Fuu eeoortmenk,
Al Close prices.
Nov openieg-
OvBRCoArs of fashionable fabrics and latest
eesisns.
~One Price Only.
|Prices marked In plain figures.
~ren per cent. discount for eash.
An -~x~ .-xx-,.. 40 - .ox,.A A. -c~,
may bs rsturnsa within two weeks, and the Dur.
chase money viii BE- refunded.
GEORGE o. HENNINo,
ocss-e Aio sDv1nfH sf8u11.
/ uMx0D8Au3 10 ODN1UUuIAL vISt1ORo-
y 1hSt-ela0 D0AxO With . pgivafe fa1ily oaa
4 esSSlrso b vritlAG - 1915 Qre0 s1Eeee, Ihila-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12
PERSONAL.

JOHN sHu0HBUs, arrested for disturbing .
- religion eonsregstion. IL rot John ehnghr1eo IN
llth street southwest. IT.
nlv0ROKs legally spe quietly obts'ned in say
u State for In :, pa,ibfifty. &c reside bee not
naterial. Fee after DECREE. Address q. =. SINS,
81 ,shlato Block. ChicsRo. HI oetlfn
nIvOBC,s leg .lly end quiv'ly obtained for in-
- con p';ioflity. &c residence usuecesss ry Zee
s atS decree 1veive yesr.' eIp'rienee a GOOD
Chicago, Ill. octl3 sm
ALL PRISONS inc sb,ed to tse late JOHN LIT
"A TIL: either en- open account or on over due
no'ee, VIII at osoe pay tn same to II. Y. DAVIS,
No. 613 ID b street. Also, any person having
claim. agsinst the late John Little viii please pre-
SARAH .. Baldwin, n II. LITTLE,
n. ALExsNDKB, Only heirs ct Law OF
\. LII1Le. the late no Little.
I EOPOLD W EIss would be glad 10 see bis old
Il friends st bis new place, 901 1TH STREET.
Best BIDR, WIH1S and LIQUORS slwsy. ON
hand. sepaS I'm
MES. DR. ELLIS,
Nl CLAIkVOYIRI aad PLANET RELDER.
best to DO when to !ha, business to have best
succees IN, to hear OF friends If dead living, 60
Terms: olto "a. Circles, MONDAY, Thursdsy and
Iriaay evenicgs. Admiration, IS oents sep11 6m
nIvOBCle legally and quietly obtained for In.
" Compatibility, &C.; resideuoe Unnecessary. Fee
sfse5 deere. ye1fs' ssss,isnos; A. 900, S0oS-
Trey wAHr somsthins really plsasa.t q Q
P0WDiR, composed entirely q I'M orssd ssrioies,
r:ssasaut 70 the taste, and equal 70 siy " cent Fu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

~, Thu eelsoyased Ledy Asaoloeiss and Healing
ner Of q northwest. She has superior in deli O.
GAZING the Pest, Present and Future. In love or
business her advice II invaluable, describing your
ntends, pointing ont your enemies, and Informing
you OF TIE sure way to success IN al r.
0e0en. elm. sSD1-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

TIE
FINEST PROPERTY wAsHIssroN
F0k SALE.
II Rooms. PRIoE, sIa goo.
TIRns TO SUIT.
eitustion,
sls iors STREET. facing Grant street.
inquire on premises. ocu I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12
FOR SALE.

LOB 1ALB-Vevy cbseU-A lot OF CHUROa
H1Ee- Apply inme1tately 70 =. W WOOD
EOR sALI-One handsome PA RLOR BED
u STEAD, "HeedhAm's Pstsnt,n IN cri econ
reps; one block WALNUT WABDROB1. APPLY
y letentl, ehND Inquire of ". O., e DR.
gnenaNeu1 once, III Pc. avenue. ootl0-eoSt.
FOB eALl.A very hsndso@s 0sntismelh nag.
ssa $50 very nne 80 Of pO0RtD Ham SOS;
nae 20 or9ee. Adlre0 N Star once. osteS Sc
CASnIAans. oAnlIAe.s, oARRIAeIs.-
:sst q lass't :ssls q 9ssEtaSs;, 0eelss.
1no eeoooo-ho0o xsDs1 ValYtaIeg en1 BueGloo q
-: Ii 10. III ~ stSSs 3 II } = - 00iS
"a. 1Oo1p HvU0l on iIOUSfev. I,as.
$780, sos.ss. 6sIarscS Ssis % a =:
q ax0st, be(Weea ~ 80 S1o seSee0. oeee-11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12
PROFESSIONAL.

EOSf sURGERY, &c DR. SCHULTZ, for
= ~ J. ears resident or chmond, formerly Of
Berlin, Prussia and Chiropodist to the King has ct
years revisited ashiI gton and IL located as 90
cor PIN Of and Pa. ave Every species Of Oorns,
Bqnions. Def rnii q Cf Nails Ulcers, rumors and
all diseases Of the feet legs. hands. 90, scientf
caily END lainiessly operated Numerous teeti-
moh1als OF Old standing An early call IL essen
Ladies anc chi en- attended % usual, or BY Mad
ecAuL1z 1t their residences. octl2 SIN
ROBERr v. HUGHES, Justice Of ke Psace Asa
LOUISIANA aven ne, op posfte Uity Hall. Attends
au legal bugfness-Clafms. Accounts and House.
A faithful officer In attendance. oct6- I'm.
II o. 4 b. OLAUGHrON,
HI Attorneys and C0xnseiiovs at Lac,
Washington City, d. G.,
once: Webster Law Building. sos street.
Residence: No. 2O7 Z rect northwest
Practice in the Courts Of the District, the Court
OF Claims, the supreme Ooprt Of the United States
and the GO, eminent Departments. sepl9 lov
TOBN d. CLARK has removed his Hotary Public
Office aud Law Office 10 1916 STREET
NORTHWEST, between 18th and 18th SIS 80 D1l I'm
SCHUH1KR . kAKMEAN,
- 1870 zRLISTS.
vBE6O0, DECORATIVE and svsry dssor,pesop q
ORSAMEnTAL and PLAIN PAINTING,
,srHHg!AAH hO0M, 10 street northwest.
&c PlR SET ROB TEITH, EITRsR JAW
2O by Oh. 4. PRATr, Graduate of(-
Sni9 college O. Dental eurgery, end ofJY&N
NV. 1xtractiT z ehildrenS teeth IS cent? eusii-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12
BOARDING.

TIlTIAHIAL vISIEOk6 may ind homo like
~ accoOnedations In Phil phia, ct No 1891
OaTDen' or street, nesr the p, ". and B Depot ct
6Yool and Prime streets. octl1 Sc
DL1AsANT ROOMS WITH FIRsT-CLAeS
Il BOARD, ct moderate pr oes, In . private famf-
~. 1909 msrsIaId aveIue. octW6t.
DBILADBLPHIA bOABDlN0 ANO LOD0-
i Iu0, terms from d = TO o. 30. lunch from the
table, O'Clock dinner. MRS. J. HAMILTON
THOMAS, I 34A Ohestnut street. oo'l01
IIOMR. MADE Dining and LUaOH BOON,
H. MASONIC TEMPLE. v,vrp,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

MALAGA GRAPES.
DUCHESS PEARS,
G0ADEN BANANAS.
BARBARA DATES,
NlW FIGS, and many other new goods.
Ii. W. REEO y SONS,
ccul u 1910 ST.
NEW BUCKwHEAT.
~ oRlersL DEP Ps, from lea fsussr.
MAPLE SYRUP, NrW ORLEaNs MOLAesUs.
DAT MEAL. WHEAT GRIrs.
S0UTHEbN BBIAkFssr HOMIHT.
JUST RIOEIVEB.
IL w. REEFS SONS.
ccill TT 1916 street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-12

NEIkOPOLITAH HOTRL,
FoR BEST Pe.s.sion s,~.n i%%sSi.l., ~
Apply TO kIOHA M wALLAca, ass 1oai.isn.
ooia cost 'e'
Baltimore va, Philsdelphis Lsfser, 9sv York
hrdd, New York SVn. Boston Heraid Obto.so
In,bsn. and Ctocinnsr COMMERCIAL cosy and end
EoR SALE Oh RxCH .EaE FOB OTrTPR0P.
kkTf-1he stern -whsel sTHA n aPOro-
MAJ, recently built bargain offered Appiy
% q. y. ATLEG, SIS 7th street n " sep>s- in.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-12
MEDICAL
CATARRH,
Eastern Druggists Recommend
Sanford's Radical Cure for
Catarrh as the best and
only remedy giving
universal sat.
iSfactiOn.
From the Drug Examiner of ihe Boston

SANF0RD's RADICAL CURE has proved so uniform
ly successful in the treatment of Catarrh that now
recommend it exclusively, and consider it far
superior any preparation before prepared for
this disease.
ISAAC T. CAMPBELL,
Druggist, Broadway, South Boston, E.
And Examiner of Drugs, b. q. H.
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-12

sort Of rage had flashed up and swept over
him, and he vowed to himself that he would
reduce the little rebel, and sprang into his
chaise and urged his horse to run. And
that was the way it CHANGED that, less than
ten minutes after Alice left the hut, she saw
something rolling up the highway enveiopcd
in as thick cloud as ever an ancient god
Travelled in: and he saw little object flying
down to meet him, curls and ribbons stream
ing behind, disheveldi to the last degree, and
with only breath enough left to say, as he
dying! Back there-the hut"
DR.. Fowler did stop, long enough to take
the little body and lift her into the chaise and
spring up beside her. "Who's dyingr" said
he sternly-"Malloryw
''Malloryp' gasped Miss Alice, IN amaze.
ment. "And if it was" she said, the old
spirit uppermost, as soon as she could speak
again for her scalded lungs and throat, what
would you doP' ~
"Let him dep exclaimed the doctor.
sIt would .be nothing to me if you did,"
herself, ''but you would be indictabe at COM
mon law"
Nothing to you! What did you mean,
then?' Who's dying?"
'!Not Mr.. Mallory-to my knowledge, that
is. l haven't seen him to-day. A child here
in the woods,'
The doctor urged the horse himself, bend.
ing forward, his gaze fixed before him, and
not uttering another syllable.
Aren't you ever going to speak to me
againT asked Alice at last. 81 meant to be
back at lip
He turned and saw the tears just ready to
gush, and as he gazed perhaps they extin-
guished the flame of his wrath. Somehow
he never knew how any more than Alice
dd-the next moment the reins were under
his feet, his arms were about her, and the
tears were being crowded back by kisses.
"Aren't you glad put the clock forward
Aren't you glad I came out here for bull
rushes % whispered Alice as they suddenly
drew up at the little hut.
"Oh, God bless you, doctor, and God bless
herW cried the voice of the old woman from
within. Giles alive yet, and you've come in
the very nick of timev'
The Portland daily press., 1876-02-12
A NewtonxiIIe Druggist.

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