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Mr. T. sM'ib II Ii merchant wha
itieN h.ainesa In i3rowu~,,ll". 8ni
keep 4 ,log 70 wG',h rs ,sooa anl
.ehnttals. shHri ir, .uee nnelel
itof l.a,nt ~ eartu. Was Uh 1Vea
laalilif f,l.l.ia WITH lac de. III
.i,ai'h 'hiat sng The hdl'cnnla dats
lid no arrived when the Hen and
HI. laiti,. nf tlie lti and 1, . lor
ehulla I,a nj ri aaiy term. stl4
le.sei lia seil.',ien. M. ln,nh lnlsht
h. only Il VT IN h.el's ,la,hihE
ssaf,lr Il tho ii'stt fingered xrut1g
lIasihR stolen 4 liim'i'" vi gupls
from tn premises 4 s'r Snith last
.iiMnrf, hr tlfeHg'' II hsat M Il. 80
- ,lorl ioi ~ a'he' raAA. I'll. fig
llnhaa VIVA rewarded lnsi siilidas
night, by discovering, about II
O'clock. Il falnt light In hIA store.
Upon AZ, investigation Il nap Nttp
discovered within iill'nr il sack With
goods. MI \. immediately r,h l,i-
rrvDls,r ~ tho Burglar, when IL
broke from lin huil,!Ing hotly ,u,r.
sura IN MI. II. ari young rltrk,
together with few bullets f,om lhe
II toll ~ The p,inirIs a bullet was
~ Last lodged Ia tlu nv III tLr III.
eal With Sait8th Il rs,ii n,i,a' slr
pfDt.tl ia he flsa IA prfrr,l lllN .na
Il \ 'asusaaiih anl hal luHd ai.
Nlih pltfqh Vii could ga'f i &.
lie II IL TIL i,is4Eurs 'lr A. ial.
RltlTNsli n fhr Osay. INN w8N.t III.
ran inal'tet Ink. II, Min l,siHt3F.. III
u attla to he i rsol workman. .iRl II
II ~ ~ llurrd IN all lp ihr niui.
goai service.
dninAfF & f'nNrAsss cashmci. lion.
lae, soup md Violet Toilet Nl.scr. 80
unissffA'ly ch'eenGa ~ the ,artfil hul
reiinsi. hv tie iio~, tuiisair anil recherche
o. perfumes
foiaArr " tnN,,s, nnne tnl ,rtis
mark usnn each package Il q guaranty IL
@nieslaH AAi uniform quality.
t'orNAfs n tYsraAv, sstanlishrl III
srN York ratly IN IN rpntflrY, viii nsin.
sain'Ihslr ltaiins position ih,y
u Will 10 found uion inquiry u fepre.
ahlatlss inir keepers in city anil town
hal ladieh No long,.. depend o. foreign
ln.li.ra for their fesil'aef, and Toilet A..
'ic.e.,
10 sles.r#. t'otnsrv 81 tin evc.llt /.
lnrgel. ina fsr vi. Maraci i,;iaitasa lru,.
,Ls oil preference.
Thrir cashmere isolls aear and yiolei
fnils Wn'rr, IA universally etter,ael Il,
tic ias'efll ani fe'lnctl. A. The most drlf.
III" 'ud iirln.' perfume l,vi
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rR snu ahai alas alailla,s

isi snn ah4t s.lalas siatlis NJ
na#, ~ nli!sl faf3 pocket
rt.el, as I'll fiin..r.s II Ill Locke /
gymnasium. lit ltss ssall .aiis
al iuil' u II li's4 l.aeh. Egr.
WI, ELL sasliasilre innl''a.,i.U
tifA,' ta 4.f,it. tsaNirA thou af4tIIa
Ti.., r,.l. .lih.. Hatahl,, from ~ -
Ky bottles 10 hail pnra. NJ. -.
ne,.r intimate rli.h humiliation FIR
thr country, .,.a IL IL realization
would htlfis ~ s. republican IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

Gnpf. Moxon,, of Iowa tlranl
Lodge II t..ai T.mrnfs, lartu,ra
~ pnaI audiences Iii ldlne sp..np4
Ha',lftla' evening Ii liz III H.
Church. tn Old ,4Mn., nna In tie
l.ftnh, ieiian it.tali iii fln sutton
i.ltiin. At, rnnnf atlI evening.
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Bore throas. 70 prevalent NJ thl.

BOre thvOHt, 40 prevalent ri this
ransun. readily sleiis 10 Death III
Pain. indtssd, /, fl ono ~ III few
preparation thai rnnnDt lmioo high
u commended Ivy thu press. nor lpo
universally kept IN ila faniiy, 80
j1einIly ~ thv4a tnhi1ie from iIlr
rrmodIns lars Il In ..tae II siuli.n
attach SfrH aNli .Hf
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congregational thuvsh. lsisess Afs
Mss'nsNeii iaasns, F8FslXNt es~Tt Ash8Ash st ~ IA
n. W nnA slao W saHast srtaei u II IA ~
ate twtilAF invited
EptssHuet. Grace thMe~h ttesAt. H.. A.,
MtfNsAstF Services svsft rsnAAs ~ lin A.
". s1A YsAn ", W.. FHtHsh4 FshsA 4 ~ n MI.
ksAN al fte~ EstAAxst* srs shs rHhHe, eEf
Aiatly ir,NrA,
M~shrdsss Hrtsv arai ststs. 4 Y Isias,
~Nrahs, VI frA Al s.fans FH
Sabbath W. hyys immediately sfssf Hsaapsnx NIstss
prayer msrtrR ssrh Th~F~iss as#nihgs seal
us~ Wet~fal ttYstaslsu ~stsHitsi4
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NtAs 1905 81 1 A. NJ 49, hEs
I - 8HAfA Ea fHH#i Al II
liz #A s5 ss #a Al 84sst#E
ak#&s IA 4NA @ s#
sflstI Il sNHsa hAtt lsts Htsta attfs
stir usa4A Y Nf HsaA
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Jones RANDOLPH. Jun. 10. II.
~ 1.imc springs. ~ kes. ". II.
Brock sun,e. A, H., NJ. VIM. n.nly
Jonc. md Miss Emily 4. Randolph,
oil II Lime fipElne ',a...
OF ALLY .uLtTHARr Al the Mon
dell Ilnlrr, rfaiei III Chen, Wis.,
J.ly. aih 1877. q. J. Vually. 1T Os.
aian, Iowa and Misa Florence e
Glathari, IT Or SO
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~! !. ijss;f ~ O.,c9.
liet,r sewing Machine Co, Plaintiff
~
n. i. Young nil w II nnrl,or. D.fi..
10 tlr Defendant .iau.r NAn,rl

N 4. Young nil w II iM.hor. D.fi..
10 thr Defendant ,av.n Nan.l
inu aia hvr,l, .os lied that there Il.
hos ~ fIc IN tho Office III tie Clerk In ,L,.
TROUT court. In mi t.r thc rnansy II
.in~nr.t. State u ioMs. a petition ui sail
Plaintiff above naiaei slaiming 4. YOU tLe
saI,l 81 siAty.its. dollars $4,000 anl In .
tpr II Tn faie II sea lpr rsnt. rrF 40.
nun ',s s,lns hsins luz al ynur prur.l~.
My hnt. eNecnirtl al III .ull ,!Ay j. / III.
rnury i~ih and due nine months Af,rr
iais payable I" The Veto SeMing Ma.
el,ihs To Sid petition aisp 49, .ar d
!, asulalls allalsss,s ise. IL stipulated III
The hat. lAie.a I'll on. DIFF. N n.
faflor II ms'ie iiatic ~ xaArantor II pay.
nenl
AMI TIN, unies. you appear thereto and
i.sthl bet.rc aaan VI the scs~nd day of
ilie heal t.ilt, II til Aall .u,irt appointed
10 10 held IT The ,'usiti iin,ae in ali
ionnty. commencing IN tho 10Th any u
Npv. 1877. yamr aef.al, will Ito enter.
q and u Judgment rendered against Won
t',ef.s,'i. ~ aeettt lst.e aitt III r.a,rt u
'aii petition
sAlf. Il MUt,.tM tl.D.
- Ausstisss tur llainsii
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ADVERTISEMENT II sa~sas ~

ADVERTISEMENT " sisNsas rvs~rrs
ts~~isit ~ s.ga t~ApHsn fwlts
fn4arf ,wsfs "A .sr llsee. *sW ssN NJ
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urvtt lt~ss,ha tusi ~ Nsltv tnsssts~i ief
l,sA than 81 efNts
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stssn ~ sir Nsss insertion, and - ,Ntsss
per ss,ssss ses ,ssth Nsssa4s.snhi I.ssstlea
AZ 1seai N,'ANs tnasi ~ nasan tie n tIas'a
aisii,s ~ tir asstHnst tfslefiAe sheNs rah
lisiisd, md ~ Afias,is II rnsilN,lan viii
w. gi,sn Nnsil liz tasilssslan 3sta Hfs psia.
Al svven,t lasNi's aaatisfls
IN rrtgn.s'lun with 'le fHref, W lava
Ts'r,asii tisrttmen' ~ lsi,litr Material.
aNd ARE ls,etmtvi la es.s4tie MI klnls 4
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

b. Dollar. ilne. fof liIIug or
driving. q. cross tllin. bridge, faster.
than. IL. walk,
I'll eruHesn. i bridge Iii Mitchell
.nhilty In ,,lifnf Iii. W. ,aaa illn
nl,u.r. observing I'll. Inlrs fnr pune
fflMinn. pf course NJ ,lia'ui g.' anlr
iturH. rninr tnair'. fha,t Il ~al!,, fnn
full stops .nnin Ii. - nttan,
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IL Htssf AIlsa 0ttss4.afs4
~ VIM ~ i 1hatehss II.
Id ~ ~ afhfslts a tAit
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-20

||||,,|l1III|ll
$3.50 sals..ssy -
1 PesIIsss Botanic Remedy
Ar nssr.asres or THE runOAT AMI
L'Ssss. rgsrErRtA. uAlkAMY
COMPLAINTS, ORA VEL, Is1EkA,
Nervous rEngLITr, (vnNkTl-
rArtGS, nnDpai,
St-ktEt.Ts AMT, nsLfssx'aa I.'a,
rr1gsyl.asr ArrfI-ri~aa,
ssrrEnaf r. tagrLiixIa.
~~~~~g~ss@~~sr-
ccr'l~ f'le twenty Yrars rat thls
Standard I'.imoais ErH.ral-corrcstiN
AID taalc h2A lc<n b~,orc the people
II Amefica il Las demonstrated in ne
mos: roeisi~a manner and In hNnum-
hcraale Instances tie r~nu.ncnsss Of
ia claims 10 public confidence. Tho
voluntary testimony Of muhisv1%s II
r~rsoas who lave experienced ~
remedial powers establishes the Att
that IL Is no mere palliative, hut an
absolute specific .ar TIC dicascs sh.vc-
mentioned, rs wca a. Cor many other
malaales,
couphs. Colda, Consumption, rrcn-
ehi's, Aa.h,aa, Group, III liberia, and
ordinary serc Threat I'll !, icll 70 tic
Is annie a<ti ~ this safe sad potent
remedy, whieh cxcrts peculiarly
.oa,si.g all healing influence npcn
t,e ifllanu' lining q tho lsca.hlag
orraus.
Tho necessity Of timely medication
csatst 70 10 strongly urged upon
SIC wip sra troubled with Cough
ar aeaknes- af tic l-uug., since either.
II neglected. my prove 70 bc The psc.
eagtaf il ,hat terrible maiadv---Iun-
sumption. The i:,isofatinE effect of
u. 1. q G. NisNrr's rlsG TREE
TT taEnlsi apan ,hr organs ~ RS
lisssiaa ana tie lre,nps.sule VIII.
r',ish II arrests Cansns AID Colds
a7iaFa ife hsf lss.ii.'e 'a'eeuon
.Faits' Il iitea \ With htsiitv ~ IRE.
MIXTURE r'tfes tAo's'anas wren rfc-
se.sfe HI tffanHt il,Ih, hays fas"a.
Il III fs'aF' q fI,o SsoEerh,
a'ft'i't .s't'i.' Il affs lsaaaef VS. ilss
iAa4 III INV - ia'st acs'fa IL
'ss.s Y, s's't' = al's'fs1af sf''hrHeNs
.aose afs'i ! '.i4' f4hit'ha sa'ir 'Frt.n'
iaf''@s' ~ y '',a'f Y n,a9n','rslf
| .s' I'll thA "aaA'ftsl
~ secretion ~ lie, all IN.
" IN tNY4 80
i '1.i'.'ss, I ! ~ 's.aa .'.ai,sd
IS III ~ h'ii''iI'n's
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Nta N t4
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BAD BREATH.

keikINsi- 81 unplsa.sit, nsthlis - st,usi.of
~ bal breath, ani in aNarsf pssrs aase " s1tat
ftOm tie si1AAsh, AHd ran ~ ~ aasltt .airia g
III yvA s,lt i4An slgampte Lstf ilshHaiet. d. iiol
Hsdivpt NJ ss,ts remedy for iLiH as.stdsn
u viii ara Improve ,eaf Apt#tlss, toiDpl. s.e1
ALa Hgnsrat ~ .ith,
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EEFEcTuAL SPECIFIC,
!. n. xEII.DN 4 CO..
3syI PHILADELPHIA. "a.
Prizes ~ 90. k0id BY MI Druggists.
WIRE FENCE a kl,f4.yA2

Ily nae nj The 1syicr Mirs ktreirinr
chrAp, AimpIrs, lltst mil FASTEST maj,
yged IN ,s~v. Cheaper than 10 nsc wooden
llglslaners AK JOUR dealer for Tho Thy
Tor ktsefcher.
N. H. TAYLOR, H0ls hssnnfnats.rf,
Nnnehesle~. iowa.
Q1't,iyCtitgrs frrt
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Ss~saiNlss tknse K.a,h.rN Nsets sud ti.fS,
~tleh ~ aii~sss ttn,idshs. linz placed ~ tn.'n,
tNes wksW Liver DlAeKses lmsAt prevail Y I'll
ewse All aseAss caas.d w OetAhrsMsH ~ fhs
saIsv end NoNsIss
Ths \, Hptsv~s ~ Liver r~mrlsiAl nv tiffsF ~
haA sAsse w ths Moa,bt Pam IN lhr Nsrk, MI :
~ J0Rts, sfva nslsAsu fnr khsuins1lstss nant
Aissssrh, i,0sa 0f App.ilis. np~pIs alternately
sveiss ami las li.aiselet LtN~ ~ htsinnty. WIN
3 ras hfH Fensaisn MI kAsiMg sAlisA 10 ~ FutItst
sh)hc which suaiA W have hseH AaNst Uvbll,iy !,
ks kpfits. 3 thIsh y.llaN appearance ~ n
Ills Aut E,tr, ny Tough tsssn Mifsssen ~
fuhsnMpiiDn,
sosnss'Asss many ~ lLsa. sympinss attend ~.
AissHse, ~ = hers saIy few bus TIE sasef, ~.
IsvyM srsA0 In tLs bsd,, - yrastsly the ees' ~
tks Aisshsv, aud W Hat regulated III lime, ~ ~
saNsf,ns, wvsitksdnaA~ anil deash slll anus,
snN lsevH nlpHd ~ ~ tfIeariois tehshy fnf
AIsvss~ NJ ihu Ls,tr, iiasHtuis and isarsrsla.
eispm n.s Iasef Regulator VI 81 Nusasfs
beyk Master stpt
AssisrAs, rssr N.sn#, fa,i.i,ttuiA
"Wn have te-ird a. Virtues, rsfeaphl'y, snsl
knew tkn III pyspep,is, tiileu.nss-, a,l
fhrskhlWa Headache. Il 4 tlla htN HFtiens tHr
Wartd ss,, vsw, w laYt ttlsa tafsS niiiti fsa..
dies h.fuFn AiNmDb Lser Hesalsissfs hYs hgls.
citizen pAse W laafa tsisa Temporary I'll. III
tks Ns.ulaiof Hat mi, relieved. but snlfd ". -
m, Telegraph anil Nss..nsss, Naqos, hi
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r. cheapest. puf~ss Aai hsa vsmtis AsilieiHF
Ali M MsfA
fov DysrkFslA, cOAsTltAfIus. isair'l..
Niieno aitAaAs, AtIk HEADACHE lafA. IL
tsss&toA W Spirits. AUtH sypNArH, tlssH HHfna
Ar,, ~.
This Marl vslsd Southern n. msis n wsrtsH1sa
ONt ~ roAlaiH A siIais pAtilsi~ ~ MsHurts VI
any luxurious ntinsrat tNfsst AHftt hit lin
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aVCK NEApACNE,

slss alsl n asns affection aeeafs iuvsi frequent
The atsi sslsuev " the stomach. s.Ha ittfs III
iHpsrsvstiy dipsst.d spHisHss, esnps@ sfs*H
pain W tbs LsNl. aseetntsslsst With dssAHuv4t's
nAussA, AMI thls snn.liiu,.* VIII. IL pspsA.ls
k0aw& ~ sisk ItsAaseha4 tor rFemN rsilsf
Take Simmons Liver Regulator
80 M.I;pinn
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Ar nser-ssE1 or THE r1nOAT Ann
LfSas. nYarErRtA. uklkAAY
COMPLAINTS, GRAVEL, 1s1EAA,
NERVOUS HEnsLtTr, CS1AkTl-
rsrtrS, nnDpsr, pAI-rIrATsON
tEf.E AnT, nsL.is<'AaI.Fa.
reagsyl.asr Arrsx-rN~sa,
N.rrEMAfr eatsrIalxTn.
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u soHlslAs fsus medical slpasuss, shtsr nntssf
" ths saWsr happy proportion IN my uthss I,ls.
passtIon, VIII d F.bits ralLsfsley nonslsf'ui
taDis, IN uneaes AkiHshls Alternative al ..tfs,a
slgM. svsssss hAs attended ~ ps.. thai isnes -
AMI H.
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tEfI'ls, Aa.hh8a, Group, IN thetl, AMI
ordinary serc Threat I'll ,cl! 10 tic
lsian,ic eti n II this safe .ad potent
remedy, whieh cscrta peculiarly
soa.hi.g all healing influence Gpcn
tse ifllau.I lining u tho lsca.hiag
nKasata
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE FIRM
N of Miller u BENEFITS are hereby required
to call at my office and settle the same on or be-
fore the 9th day of July, A. d. 1877, and save
| costs. THOMPSON CAMPBELL
Attorney at Law, Court House.
Phoebe, New, June 1u, 1877. je16.td
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We are indebted to Colonel w. G..
Boyle for a photograph II inches high
by 10 inches long, representing the ruins
OF the Casa Grande (Big House), ten
miles west of the town OF Florence, Ari-
zona. The following account of it was
written by II gentleman who visited the
place:
The Casa Grand is situated abou. ten
miles west of Florence and five miles
south OF the Gila river, Pinal county, A.
L. This remarkable ruin has been the
source of great curiosity 10 antiquaries
ever since its first discovery by the
Spaninr5s about the year 1880. 1t was
the remains of a colossal structure. with
eight stories of the main building in
good preservation. 1t is now melted by
stories Its Wis ar from eight to ten
feet in thickness, and it presents eyi-
dence of architectural knowledge on the
part of its builders which shows that
they had reached creditable state Of
civilization. II ia in the center of o vast
plain, surrounded by minor ruins, and
probably formed the focus structure of
q great city. Tracngs of acequias, or
acquedncts, are still to be found in the
vicinity, and the debris of pottery cover
the ground for miles The walls of the
Casa are built of concrete and in man
net to challenge the ravgges of time.
The presumption is that this portion of
Arizona WAS ut one time inhabited by
a civilized tribe Of Aztecs. and that the
barbarous Apaches swept down on them,
aud after extirpating or reducing the in
habitants to slavery turned their place
into vase. The Casa Grande was too
stropgly built to share in the common
tate to the rest Of the city, and its walls
staud to-day wonderful monument of
the progress and civilization of people
who are now extinct.
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MARRYING A CHINAMAN,


There is living in the cramped quarters of a
tenement house, at No BAL South Front street,
IN this city, pretty young English woman, OF
about twenty-five years of age, who is the wife
OF n genuine full-blooded Chinaman, named
John All Sing who earns his bread and salt junk
as a steward in sea-going vessels The marriage
was romantic one. 1t occurred about year
ago in st. Thomas Church, near Whitechapel
and Commercial Streets London. Mrs All Sing
was about being forced by her parents to marry
man whom she detested, when one day, at the
house Of a female acquaintance, who had mar
ried another Chinaman, she met an Acknowledged
John, and shortly afterward married him out of
revenge.
But she found it was jumping out Of the fry
ing pan into the fire. For u month or so, John
acted like gentleman and gave her as much
rice as she could eat, besides kissing and fond
ling over her for hours ut n time, but after
awhile he grew insufferably jealous, and would
not only raise the old Harry every time she
looked at a man, but even objected to her Kiss
lug infants or nursing doll babies. AS he was
the stewart on ship, he forced her to go to sea
with him. Whenever her actions didn't suit
him he beat her cruelty, and was discharged
from several ships on that account.
At last they came to Philadelphia, when. on
his departure for the sea, his wife refused to
accompany him. as the GLOSSY" airs, accom-
panied by the kickings and cuffs Of her husband
didn't benefit her health any. So. John left her
behind, and what is worse, didn't leave her a
cent TO i've on Sne, poor woman, mad tL
scramble along the best she could, and finally
took refuge in the tenement at 341 South Front
street.
One day last week the Chinaman returned,
raging with jealousy, and. after protracted
search. found mis- wife at the above named place,
and hurried there. reaching the house at about
daybreak Knowing of the Cninaman's desper-
alton, when mad with jealousy. a nant in the
same house, Samuel Winslow, who had the key,
refused to admit John, but finally believeing
that conference between man and wife would
perhaps soften his temperament, opened the
door. John stepped in quickly shut and locked
the door, and drew out pistol. Winslow in
defiance, attempted to reopen the door when All
sing fired, the ball lodging in Winslou's leg,
inhicting slight wound. The injured man
was conveyed to the hospital, from which he
was discharged during the day. while the Of
Tending Chinaman was locked up in Moyamen-
sing for a hearing.
Yesterday afternoon, John had final hear
ing before Magistrate List, when Winslow had
so far recovered as to be able to attend the
court, "and give his evidence, which cor
roborated the account of the affair already pub.
lished Our almond eyed friend was committed
for trial in $500 bail
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ABIT OF SCANDAL THAT HAS SET
ALL LONDON TATTLINE.

Lucy Hooper, in her Paris letter to
the Philadelphia Telegraph, gives the
following bit of scandal, which, she says,
has set all London to tattling:
"The details thereof have only reached
Paris within the last few days. Pos
sibly, they may nCt have .sat crossed the
Atlantic. OF course | could not think
Of giving them, but will tell you, instead
pretty little fairy story.
"Once upon time a lovely princess
came out of the North to marry II gallant
young prince, who was heir to the
throne Of a great nation Now, the gal
liant young Prince aforesaid was not
quite so steady rs his doting mamma
and his future subjects might nave
wished, but everybody said, 'Oh, the
Princess 8 50 beautiful aud gentle, that
he will be sure to love her very dearly,
and then everything will be sure TO 90
on right But Instead of deVotlng HIM
self to his charming wife, who was so
good and gracious that there was never
anything in the world Seen like her, the
Prince went what you may calling after
strange goddes5ts, md was not bit
better after hts marriage than b fore.
AT last he fell very sick, and everybody
was sorry for MN, and tue Princess
nursed him tend-rly, and everybody
SAID, "Now he will be better man for
evermore" But, like another poten-
tate of very hot country, who, when
he fell III, resolved to enter monastery ,
and when he got well renounced all
thoughts of monastic seclusIon, the
Prince soon Went to frolcklng worse
than before.
And so it chanced that one day, the
Princess, his wife, happening to drop in
to pay him a visit, found one of the
strange goddssses aforesaid Installed in
the innermost shrine, which she had
considered oonsecrated to her own image.
Whereupon she thought it would be a
good idea to take "A little trip to her
brother who was King of the Isles OF
Posey (the same whers burning Sappho
loved and sung with intent to journey
homeward to her northern home, and
never never to come back any more. So
she went away in very great hurry,
and everybody said, Why is the Princess
in such haste to go and see her brother
However the trouble was soon found
out Bat the poor pretty Princess was
not suffered to return to her own home,
and take refuge with her father and
mother as wife of meaner degree, who
had been 50 insulted might have. For
the royal mamma of her husband and
the ministers Of the court. and Oil others
in authority, so begged and prayed and
commanded her return that she came
back at last. And the Prince met her
in Babylon the Great, and they were
seen at the theatre together, and went
home together to the capital, where the
Princes mamma reigns, and OF course
the Prince will recommence the sane
game at the very first opportunity"
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The Naked Truth Told by Il Swim
mer.

A! noon yesterday policeman found
a boy bathing in slip near the foot Of
Randolph street, and be called to the
lad to come out and be arrested like n
man for breakiny the ordinance.
"Is it against the orjurance for u boy
to fall into the river?" queried the
bather.
mo, sir; bu. you are naked"
"Does the law say that boy has got
to have his clothes on when he tails in? ?"
The ordinance prohibits bathing
here, and now you come out"
SIS it bathing when a feller cuts his
foot on a piece of tin, knocks his head
again beam, and swallows four catfish
and bob of mud?"
81 want You" called the officer.
What for2" called the boy.
II command you to come out"
II can't come" sorrowfully answered
the bather The real truth is, l
Jumped in here to rescue a drowning
female, but her hair pulled off and she's
at the bottom. As have no witness
dasn' 90 to trial"
"I'U bring him out!' growled the
officer, as he made for boat. But the
boy disappeared and was seen no more.
While the officer was looking under the
wharf the half of goodsized sand pile
suddenly Sid down the back OF his neck
and into his boots, and musical, ia
milar voice was heard saying:
MY shirts on hind side afore.
breeches turned around, and this vest is
wrong end up, but L feel as clean as a
new stamp from the Postoffice, and Lor
what an appetite I've got for popcorn
| balls"
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THE RECORD

Il delivered In Phoebe and Bullionville at %
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GEO. T. GORMAN,
ROTARY PUBLIC for LIMCoLF
COUNTY.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
CALIFORNIA AND UTAH,
Record Office, ...- .Lacour street
icy PIOCuE,HEv
NOTICE.

LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE ES.
N tate of L. " Loomis, Bankrupt, in Bank.
ruptcy, are hereby notified to call on the under.
signed, Assignee of said estate, at his office 1.-THE
Alps Mining Companys office), Immediately
and settle their accounts and thereby avoid
legal proceedings to enforce collection of the
same.
j. f. HALLECK,
Assignee of the estate OF L. v. Loomis, Bankrupt
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