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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-06-14
PhysIcIan,s Report.


HoNoLULU, 1sT MARCH, 1876
To THE TRUSTEES OF THE QUEENS HosPIrAL:
GeHteHieH,-I have the honor to submit the fol-
lowing report for the quarter ending 29th February
The total number of patients at present in the
Hospital is 90, viz SO Hawaiians Al males, and II
females, aud foreigners, Is payiug.l The number
of admissions during this period "a, viz 81 Ha-
Discharged 81, viz: IS Hawaiians, 90 males, aud y
females, and Is foreigners. Deaths Q, viz; males
and females, Hawaiian and 3 fOiegners-2 from
pulmonary consumption, 2 dropsy, abscess, apo
plexy, suicide, and l general debility.
Besides the above, ll5 new names have been en-
tered in the Dispensary books. Tue greatest num-
Der of indoor patients was q, the smallest s. To-
tai number Of patients treated 10 the Hospital in
December, 90; January, 90; February, lis. Num-
Der Of visits at the Dispeusary during this period 59
Daily average during the quarter Of indoor patients
%, dispensary G; number of prescriptions 5572.
Respectfully Submitted,
ROBERT MCKIBBIN, NJ. d.
Surgeon to the Queens Hospital.
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Surgeon to The Queens Hospital.
HONOLULU, lsT, JUNE, 1876.
or THE OurrGfG TOspITaT

Geittiemen.-I have the honor to submit the fol-
lowing report for the quarter ending the 3lst May
The total number of patients at present in the
Queens Hospital is 81, viz: "A Hawaiians, IS males
aud So females, and Z foreigners (6 paying.) The
number of admissions during this period was So
viz: IL iawaiians, Al males, and 80 females and IL
foreigners. Discharged IS, viz: A males, and 81
females, Hawaiian, aud 10 foreigners
Deaths 9, viz: 5 Iiawaiians, male and females
and foreigners, fever, 2 phthisis pulmonas, 5
general debility, pleurisy commissions.
Besides the above lis new names has been entered
in the Dispensary books The greatest number OF
indoor patients l00 the smallest a. DIily
average during the quarter S. DispensarY 6. Pre-
scriptOns 10 POS.
The number Of patients treated in the Hospital
during the quarter was as follows: March, il9
April, us; May, Ill; at the Dispensary $40.
Respectfully Submitted.
ROBERT MCKIBBTN, NJ d.
Gurrnou fo fl,a Op...,fa Uospft.t
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I'm reports or the Surgeon and Treasurer
of ile Queeu's Hospital, inserted in to-day's
EzI,er, prove that that institution continues to
&c man efficient state Of usefulness and is as de-
serving f the cordial support Of the peoples s of
ilie EeouIiary assistance required for its main
teuanoc. Next 70 the Lcper establishment, no
institution IN this Kingdom las become more
necessity and the means OF improving the sani-
tary condition Of this people than the Queens
Hospital, and consequently no appropriation
should be more cheerfully voted than these
THIS government is now sustaining three sani-
tary cstablishmenis-Que Hospital, Leper
Asylum and Insane Asylum-at an annual ex-
psuse Of about $4,000, and is thus doing for
she relief 81 the INDECENT sick more in proper
tion 10 its revenue than any other government.
These three institutions contain not far from
500 patients and when we state that the aver
age oasi is less than sea per head, It will be
seen that thcy are conducted on a very eco
u1ulioal basis.
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TFDNFSDAY .mNElA

TIKI announcement which came by the last
mail Ihzi the Spanish Cortes has adopted the
clause IN the new Constitution providing for
ful religions toleration, by a vote Of 22O
against -, Is the most encouraging piece Of
news that has come from the land Of the olive
and viue foE many day. II is not only a
great advance % have secured religious liber-
g. lui Z Is a significant fact that It should
have been secured by such an overwhelming
majority Even had the young king yielded
b the demands Of the Pope that tins article be
rejecisl, the recent action Of the Cortes shows
ihat De would have lost his throne by the con-
oessio-- and perhaps have precipitated re-
r.rf75c
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To-DAT, june 18Th, the Republican Conven-
tiaa meets a Cincinnati, to nominate candi-
dzies for President and Vice-President Of the
Umied Stzses. The convention will consist Of
7sf delegates, chosen on the basis Of two for
each Congressional representative, including
the STATES and Territories. A majority of the
votes cast secures the choice. Il is not likely
tii4i any candidate viii receive 37s votes on
tire frst ballot, bui the balloting will start off
rri-h about tllis proportion: Blaine 275 Bris-
1gv, l75. COukling 100, while Morton, Hayes,
and others Win receive smaller votes. 1t may
b. tllsi an these viii be thrown aside, and
some new man - General Sherman, perhaps,
,Till O. ialseu uI, and unanimously chosen. We
consider .hat Blaine is the strongest name now
before The country for tl,is high Office.
The Democratic Convention meets at St.
I.suis on tIe 27th q June.
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The disbursements during the same time have been
May 81 lS76-For salary Of physician, six
months ...............s $50 90
salary Of purveyor and
wages OF seTvants...... lao 90
expenses re-rOohng,
painting and repairs. 5000 SO
provisions, medicines,
furniture, bedding, cof-
ins, lights and fuels. 59i 50
--ss,si5 Is
The estimated cash resources for the commence
ment Of the ensuing half year as follows:
Interior Department ijf aid ia sup
port q mos to May 3lst -. ,3S3 81
Passengers and searnen taNes.... 81 %
-s2, 2g7 81
There are no liabilities unpaid except balance of
Sl07 AZ due Bishop & Co.
Yours respectfully,
[Siguedl JonN II Patty, Treasurer.
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REsARBuSs the Treaty, correspondent of
the New York Herald, (whom we Judge to be
CAas- SordhOs,) in commenting on it, about
the date Of its passage in the house Of repre-
ss1tatives- says;
One q the most important treaties ever
negotiated, exhibiting the most far-seeing
wisdom, frsught sith consequences of the
vasioss momout-is the reciprocity treaty
made with the King Of the Sandwich Islands.
Tine VII soon show whether Congress will
take the same view, and thus sustain the
treaty. The decision Of this question involves
the Issue. whether American prestige and in
faencc shah prevail in the Pacific or not.
N-isu tliaf ocean shall become-as it soon viii
-fise great highway Of commerce with the
Easi, which has been the coveted prize Of
crerT ularitine people for 1850 years, then
me possession Of his halfway house to China
and Japan can demand tribute, and impose
eerEus. upon every Gag that floats. As to the
more temPorzry provisions Of the treaty, or
il inlne3iztc effects on our system Of Customs
discs, Il is q mere bggasaEs. Il is not with
reference 70 the present, but 10 the mighty de-
selepmeuis q the no very far distant future,
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SUPREME COURT OF FIiE HAWAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. In re bankruptcy % n &. KIHHY
Of Honolulu.
r. C. KIHBY, OF uonoiniu. having ben IA, .isv A.
Indicated Bankrupt az hearing hefIrs ,Ir l1lrco
Harris ON petition Of A. W. Lame. .i this ,lv crrrI
that notce to the creditors Of slI s.- =.
present Their claims and prove thCis deots and 1. na
publication De- made for three Successive Weeks n %
Hawaiian Gazette
Notice Is now given that THURSDAY. the .Ith II.r -
JUNE Al, ISIS. at 10 ociucS st tt.s tta1rs -.
Of The supreme Court, Aiioianl House UOnlIi- II.
The time and place for az such critors 10 aupar ana
BY order Of Court
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u = = p u ITTT- TTNTE n TT-
- LANDS In probate. In she matter nf r.frf7 IL Il
NJ ROBERTSON, deceasci, and guar,larshn ~ i19
minors Order 70 show cause application 81 t'lllI.as
for order OF sale Of raj estate.
On reading and filing The petition o. Afrs y = nste-t.
executrix OF the VIII and guardian 90 pcrans nd -
perry OF Alexander Florence and Grace H0tsf.sin ur
praying for order Of sale fccrtin real estate tar
70 estate and to said wards and setting frth ceriI ~
reasons why such rea estate should b.. soaf
II Is hereby ordered that % Kan or rhn -
ward and all persons Interested IN the tahl estate an
before this Court on MONDAY, the 18th day % Il IA
ID 1876. At 10 O'Clock. A. CnurT room ~ -
Court In Honolulu then and there c-i1 u ~ -
order should not be ganied for the % such iafs
AID u IS further ordered, that copy % tbs order D. ~
shed for che week In Hawaiian Ga1ette before tfe -
day OF nearing newspaper published Ia i fionoiuia
Dated Honolulu, H. l., -9ih Nay, ts-L
tliAS. &. HARRIS
Justice Of re supreme Ceurs.
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aruRCuIr rnrRr or NM IIAnaII,N h.

u LANDS. Thir,I judicial nisfrirf m or-i-,.- 81
chambers before Justice Hart M the he
tate OF g. H. bA vs. late % hasaae, Hawai-. dcceasf
on reading and filing The petition ana areofrt n n b
Sandtord administrator Of the estate % e. n. laws Mta
OF hawaihae, Hawaii, deceased wherein be- asks ~ b..
allowed stss2, and charges himself with siEn ~ an.
asks that the same may b. examined an approved a,l
that hna order may De made % distribution 90 tae f
perry remaining In bis hands % the persons thereto
titled aud discharged him aud bis al further
responsibility "a such.
IL is ordered, thar SATURDAY The fcth day % July A.
d. 1876, at ten o'clock a. NJ before the sai ltiic a.
Chambers, Ia the Court House az WaiInca Hawaii b. ara
the same Is hereby appointed the u1e pilce Or
hearing said petition and accuuats and that persons
eresled may then and there appeur and show cause n any
hey nave why the slme should u0l be- granted .a may
present evidence as % who entitled 90 fhs staf pro-
perry And that this order. IN the Hawaiian ard Ear.h
languages be published In The kunkoa and Hawaiian, ft
zette, newspapers printed and published On Ifdndina M
three successive weeks previous 20 The time thsreia az
pointed for said hearing.
Dated AZ y. Kohaia, Hawaii, thsth day or Nav A D.
lase CIiAs- FREDERICK HART.
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Real Estate for SaIe.

IA Two COrrAGkas IN REPAIR. LOCATED
"a; In pleasant part Of the town. win H1fh uo1-1
-. and small store on the premises
SIS In ENQUIRE of G. a nNnroyr
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HtIRCUTr COURT or THE Forurr.
~ Judicial Circus % the HaEnlan lsian1s


N~~--.+A ~tAAAAAa ANAaNIIN
In Banco. August Term, A. D., 1874
In the matter Of the Position % AINAfEf AZ 4, 49,.
tile IN certain iands Claimed By rzht q nherll.-c1
Before III. Jusfics sIcRryde.
On reading and ding the petition q ainakl rs rs
District OF Wamea Island. o. Ka1ai ciainllnr I4Ii -
right Of Inheritance Ia the Zee o. certain k1n1 &c., .
Nawiwi l said Island o. kaua lcilr portion ~ -
land described ia land Commission Award nr.il....l
x-7o awarded 20 Luka -. and sctfn< forth t1at IN -
Luka * the ancestor Of the petitioner " b. r 49,
seized and possessed 0f SAID land nat lie.I Irr..
said Nawiilvii about ttr year D. fs1o aiII n-r7r
for process % claimants aud oT dccrce aIr1ir ~
said Ainaki ~ to be entitied TO ssd land In fs- =.
whole, Of m part
u Is oriered that Tuesiay ne fsf sy 81 u..s A n
1876 be ard hereby 8 ap srSe flr Aearlnr sat rIIl.
before The si circuit court sitting IN iaru "a i 49,.
regular term % The tfrrnit Currt q tn Fturia IIl
Circuit In the Court House NauEHf AZ 49,
time and place ali persons may aur.1- 49,
show cause, II any they have. why sad re.ifIa s.l
not Be- granted; and that tbs nosce b. ruhlsafl ~
Honolulu. In The fnesh language. 10 rae uaaaiiaa
Gazette ncvVspaper and In the fazlaiIarI Ian. ~ -
kuokua Newspaper. for not less than three erlr 80.
the hrst day Of me sid tenn o. the sai Clfcrt rf
Dated Mahiawa kauli, o.. L., M 1nur. A. ~. fs-f
DUNCAN McnnFDr.
Justice Of he Cirluit Cuurr
5sSst Fourth Juilc,i tirruIf
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GtIRCUTr COUNT on FITE HAWAIIAN ~

- LANA-N AriL Judicial District In PROBATE. IN
estate OF All OF kohaia, Hawaii, Deceased interstate
Before Mr.. Justice Hart
On reading and filing the petition % Anueuue w. Nalos
Of said Aki alleging that All Kohala Hawaii iaI H.
estate NJ North kohaia, the day % Apr a. H.
Along.
II IS ordered that SATURDAY the i6th day ~ JUNE A.
D. ls36 be and hereby Is appointed h-ariu All paff
before the sd Justice, In the Room % th Court IL
winch TIME and place an persons nav apieaf
and show cause, fanY they have. why SAIL pefidn saaf
not be granted aud that this order b. puhHthaf be- me
Hawaiian and English for three successive weeks IL a..
kuokoa and Gazette newspaper, In Hounulu-
Dated Kohaia, Hawaii. May fesh. A. ID. fs7a
CHARLES FREDERICK HART
os4 u Justice Of the Circuit Court 1d tuiica nerct
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Justice Of ne supreme Csar..
Attest WALTER z. SEAL, CLERK. 11f 81
G,UPREMECOuI rsE M aT-r,.rt e,1---.7

GuPREME COUKr-IN RE NIArr1snr or-rs1r.
- bankruptcy Of EDWARD EVERETT I1lrsaaaf tam
order issued by Mr. Justce Harris wherein IA. Escfatt
duly adlulicafcd a bankrupt hardy rlra ral.
that THURSDAY the sth DAY JUNE 4. n fs7e ffl
To !. Noon Is set for tne Creditors approved
the claims lover 3i00j % meet and eieef thar A. ae. la
said matter, at The Clerks Office "a Supreme Court.
WALTER H. SEAL
Chef CLERK Of the Supreme CourL
Honolulu. Nav 18th 1870 .af
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To Let.

10 Let
~ THE PREMISES NOW OCCU- -.
- pied BY ". ID. Alexander near rrnaHor ~
-A-- The l. contains Three Acres cueldse.i hlr IT
q stone wall Including Gariel vel stocked with F777l
and shade Trees, and Pasture OR oue Or two har,fa
The House IS oftwo stories, ncu,ng Eve rouis en- .sch
moor and has lately beer la good repair There I.
wen Of excellent wniers the luus- -r.ufr-
stream Tor irrigation There Is ai1o Cancre Iiausa
Commodlous servants House. aud other ont b1iia1l III,
the premises Apply Do
W. r. ALEXANDER. or
9s9 I'm $. y. uOLE
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semi-Annual Report of the Treasurer of
the Queens Hospital.
To HIS Ex. W. L. MoEHoXUA.

To HIS Ex. w. L. MoEHoNUA.
Minister Of The Interior, &c, &c.
SIR II have the honor to furnish this, the thirty
fourth semi-annual report OF the Treasurer of the
Queens Hos 1ital showing the receipts and disburse
ments during the half year ending Nay 3lst, 1876,
and Of the present financial condition of the Society.
Dec l. ls75-Bal in Bank Of Bishop q Co. $3.50 60
May 81, ls76-From pay patients $500. l,lU3 IS
Fin Dept for
aud passenger taxes TO
March sst.......... l,i60 &C
Interior Dept for APP
preparation for aid in
support Mar 3lst.. $500 90
Z" sale Of / truss. 90
{" Board of Education.
fuaeral expenses d
knuiaa b %
funeral expenses Of Mr.
lrauLeu....s.s-..-.. 70 W
" Tn Toel for labor
count returned $50. 50 90
Il. Lishman for labor
account returned..... 1 63
Balance dle Bishop a Co.,. l07 AZ
IL
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10 la
10 Lef.

- TIE DWELLING HOUSE LATELY or-
81 CUPlED b. the subscriber, Situated IN f-fetIail
a-s-St THIS house r. first rste repair aat Sized
with All the conveEienca5 o. nrst class hous..
Inquire Of $40 BOLLEs 4 co
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CtUPREME COURT on TITE 1TaVea.1,VT-

WALTER r. sEkE-
Honolulu. 9Th day June. isss. - Is
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THIRD EDITION
GENERAL NEWS.

At the election Ior directors OF the
New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad, iE Albany yesterday, the
Vanderbilt ticket wae chosen.
The Republicans of the District of
Columbia yesterday elected ex-Gover-
norShepherd and Frederick Douglass
delegates to the Cincinnati Conven-
tion. They were uninstructed.
The election in Oregon was held on
Monday. A telegram from Portland
says the State has gone Democraticand
the Democrats claim 10 majority in
the Legislature on joint ballot.
The Wisconsin Democratic Conven.
tion met yesterday at Milwaukee, and
chose delegates to the St Louis Con
vention, Seven of the delegates are
said to be for Tilden and three un-
committed.
The President yesterday nominated
Writ Sykes, of New York. to be
Consul at Cardiff. W. W. Ketchum to
be US. Judge for the Western
Distrist of Pennsylvania, in place of
McCondless, retired;' and II. +.
Gregory to be Indian Agent at the
White River Agency in Dakota.
The Army Appropriation bill was
completed yesterday by the House
Committee on Appropriations. 1t
appropriates $24, 1863, 200, about $4,-
000, 900 less than the revised estimates,
and SO, 500, 600 less than the bill al last
year. IL is unanimously approved by
the committee, and is said to be satis-
factory to the War Department.
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Kent Cou,,tu Detegates.

The following are the delegates to
the Democratic State Convention from
Kent County, in addition to those al
ready printed:
Duck Crcek.-Robt. Denney, w. L.
Hall, VIM. B. Collins, ]. II. Bewley,
C. E. Hazel, J, g. Robinson, j. Frank
Denney.
Kenton. - VIM. Hutchison, Thomas
E. Bailey. H. B. Husbands. DR.. VIM.
Cooper. Peter Wilson.
West Dover.-Thos. Clements, Thos
J. Marvel, John Slay. Isaac Pratt:
South Murderkill.-Dr. Albert
Whitley, ]. K. Burnite, Eli Dehority,
Louis Schalinger, P. K. Meredith,
Edmund Stout, William Y. Brown.
Misplllion.-William Shapp, j. l..
Lewis, Moses Harrington, T. II. Dor.
man, Mich. johnson, Jos. Booth, } ohm
A. Cahall, Chas. M. Adams.
Milford.-H. IB. Fiddeman, G. s.
Watson, M. h. Carlisle, Nath- Holmes
s. s. Jenkins, John s. Harrington.
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A One-hsrse Farm in South Carolina

A gentleman living in Bishopville, S.
c.. has furnished the Sumter Wotchmo0
with a statement of the proceeds of u
crop made by him, in which all the plow-
ing was done by his buggy hsrse, the
time employed averaging two days in a
week. Thirteen acres were planted, six
in corn and peas, and seven in cotton.
All the work Of cultivation was done
with day labor, at.fifty cents day with
out meals, except for plowmen part of
the time. The cost of preparing and
cultivating the corn and peas was S13,75.
The cottonseed and commercial. manures
cost $100.50, and the cost of gathering
was Sl3; total expense of s117.75. The
land produced 258 bushels of corn, 5000
pounds of fodder, and 80 bushels of peas,
valued at $3l0. The net profits were
s182.75. The expenses of making the
cotton and preparing it for market, in
cluding $113 for manures, was $20l As,
and the proceeds of the seven bales pro-
duced amounted to $375,S5 The net
profit on the cotton was S170.10, which
added to the profits on the other crops,
gives a total net profit of 1857 Is. The
cotton cost seven cents pound to pro-
duce it, and six bales sold for twelve
cents, and one bale for seven and halt
cents net pound.
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STRAY WAEFS.

Tonight the City Council meets in
regular session.
The Historical Society will meet this
evening at 4, o'clock.
Star and Young Mems Loan Associa-
tons meet this evening.
Hope Loan, at Che 1I2th monthly meet
ing, last night, sold s2s00 at a, and 5000
at 2 3-5.
new hose carriage is being built for
the Washington Fire Co., the members OF
the Company doing all the work.
The commencement of the Pennsyl-
yania Military Academy, Col. Tleo.
Hyatt, President, takes place at Chester
on the 18th instant.
The Democratic nomination election
for candidates for Sheriff and Coroner
takes place in this county and city on
Saturday afternoon.
Chief Justice Comegys and other mem.
bers of the State Centennial Commits.
sioners, took charge Of the Delaware
State building on Tuesday.
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The First CHURCH FEsTIvAL.-The
strawberry festival at the First Presby-
terian Church. S. E. Corner of Tenth and
Market streets, closed last evening. after
successful continuance of two evenings.
The attendance both. nights was very
large, and the patronage good Last
night some flowers, cake, and other ar.
ticles remaining unsold were dispos of
at auction and brought good prices, Jor.
dan A. Wilson acted as auctioneer. A
bouquet was awarded to Miss Annie
Laurie Quinby, as the handsomest lady
in the room. The selection being made
by a committee of three. The modest
and easy grace with which the unex.
pected honor was accepted was the most
commended feature of the affair. The
net receipts of the festival amounted tc
between $50 and 500, an amount lmore
than sufficient 10 payithe balance due OF
the organ, for which purt ose the festi
val was gotten up.
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DIR. sAGL,s CATARRH REMEDY

is No PATENT MEDICINE HUMBUa, got up
to dupe the ignorant and credulous, nor
is it represented as being composed of
rare and precious substances brought
from the four corners of the earth, car
ried seven times across the Great Desert
of Sahara on the backs of fourteen CAM
els and brought across the Atlantic Ocean
on two ships" 1t is a simple, mild
Catarrh and Cold in the Head" also fo1
Offensive Breath, Loss or Impairment Of
the Sense of Smell, Taste; or Hearing
Watery or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure
in the Head, when caused, as they al
not frequently are, by the violence oi
Catarrh.
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Shocking outrage ia Frederick
(Ott,atu. Md.

FREDERICK, Md, June THE COM
munity was shocked to day by the in.
telligence Of q diabolical outrage per-
petrated yesterday on the person of q
young married woman named Mrs.
Richard Harris, residing in the south.
ern section Of frederick county, by
two men named Scott Andrews and
Frand Nichols, also residents of the
same vicinity. From what can be
CLEANED it appears that the two men
called at Harris's house during the
absence and knocking at the door
were answered by his wife, said to be
about eighteen years of age, who
noticing large knife in the hands of
one, and suspecting an evil intent.
started to run from them. Being
overtaken, however, the villains ac>
complIshed their purpose and then
fled across the line into Montgomery
county.
Mrs. Harris'r head, neck and chest
were shockingly bruised, and her ap-
pearance shows that she made great
resistance to her brutal outragers.
Neither of the villains is over twenty
five years old.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY

L T. kUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
RON For the cure OF weak stomach gener-
/ debility Indigestion, disease OF the nervous
Tkm. constipation. acidity Of the stomach,
va all cases requiring tonic
he wine includes the most agreeable and
ltasnt salt OF Iron we possess: Citrate Of
hnenc Oxide, combined with the most en-
rNle Of vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
/ ian Bark,
The effect in many cases of debility, los O
FNlte and general prostration, of an eff
sh' salt OF Iron combined with our valuable
EVe, IS most happy. 1t augments the anpe
f sxi aises the pulse, takes of muscular nab-
1ssi removes the pallor Of debility, and
fIaA aorid viRor to the countenance.
W you want eomethinR to strengthen you? !?
A!ou want good appetite? Do you want
euLd up your constitution? Do you want
eI Tellr Do you want TO get rid OF ner-
NAness. DO you want energy? Do you
mil sleep well? DO you want brisk and
,LNoas ieeihgs5 If you do, try Kunkers
las truly valuable ten,c has been so thor
WY tested by all classes Of the communi-
MAJ II is now deemed indispensable as q
.lt medicine. 1t costs but little. puriHes
AaOcd aud gives tone to the stomach, rem.
'ANI The system and prolonge life.
,iiow only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
ne u per bottle. u. II. KUNKEL, Sole
S5stI for Kukel's Bitter Wine OF Iron, and
AshO other n axe. Sold only in 81 bottles.
-Hthers are counterfeit SO beware OF them.
Tape Worm.
Maely removed with purely vegetable
tAcne, passing from the system alive. No
NMlii the head passes. Come and refer
stilens treated. DIR. Il, +. KUNKEL, No.
North Ninth St., Philadelphia. Advice
~ Seat Pin and Stomach Worms also re-
sMa, Ask your druggist for KUNKRL's
oM syrup. Price. &l per bottle. Send
CIRCULAR. mayld&wlm