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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-31
SPOKEN.

ship Edith Manson from New York for San Francisco.
Nov ~. lat IS 3, Ion % w. 49, n
SHIP oneida Eaton from swanses for callao. Nov IL. as
g i. lon - w.
Francisco Oct Is lat 81 s. Ion II chad lost
An American ship showing -0RLN" from Liverpool for
Bombay, Oct ~. lat ~ N lion ~ r.
Bark Nictnux fBr,. Masters from amsterdam Dec tor
Ne~ YORK. date lat 40 20 ion -.
Bark Minnie 0ranam. Of Halifax. Ms Nov ~ Let Fl 80 s.
Bark Edna tBr Duff. from Barrow for Delaware Break
water Dec ., at ~ So Ion IL.
Bark Comet OF Ssvanser, from Trspsn fpr New York.
bark EmiIic tGer, schunssI. from Bremen New York.
Dec ~ OF Dover.
Brig Edith tsr). from Halifax for Jam aica, Dec 16 on
The Mary Of Luusnburg. Ms. Dec 49, LAT 40 - NJ lon
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Dec 2s-A rived. steamer John @
New York,
Phliadelph brig Kstahdin. Ioombs. Hoboken: sef
Il, Crocker. Surnam; Low Hart, uiles, PensacoiA;
wing. Msddoeks. Amboy.
Al anchor in the Roads outward bound--Bsrk N
Hallett and schr Cophas Starrott.
BALTIMORE. Dec 3U--Arrived, barks Onni q
Dshlborg. Liverpool; Wcnkiss (NorJ, Lyche, HS
Luigi (Aus). Firlan. Venice.
BATH, Dec 2s--Bsiow. sshr Adrisnns. snowmsas
New York via Lynn.
Ia vort--schrJ Y Rogers. OTIS, for New YORK. 7
NRw ORLEANS. Dec Bono arrivals q. the Pas
sailed from the Passes, 30th. steamer Bolivar (Bl
erpool: brigs Jennie A Cheney. New York: Ynes|
Barcelona.
CHARLESTON. Dec 3o-Arrived, steamer 81
Marshinan, Baltimore.
on port ship Matilda. Carver, from Savannah.
NEWPORT. Dec 2b--Arrfvsd. .schr Josephine So
Roekuort. Me, tor y ~ arkes~
NEW LONDON, Dec 29-sAiisd, schr Cora. New
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 30--Arrivod, schr LIssib1
BondreAn, Turks Island.
PORTLAND. Doc zS-Cieared. schr Silver sprs
Liverpool. NJ, TO load for she Wet Indiea
3Oth-Arrived. bsrk n Spring from Rio Jsneiro
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grLsoA 10 Dee ao-Avsd. brig Lisrs zssossn. Josson.
New York
DEAL. Dec 2e-ssilsd. ship Red Cross. Rowland drom
Londonl, Tybec: bark Garden Islsnd Br. iceland drom
dol. Hampton Roads.
FALxorTn Dec 29-Arrivsd bark susanne ,Nsr. Bcrks-
land Baltimore FOR Newcastle; Charles Kshl cier) kosr
Baltimore. Ire Cognan dtsD. Pisorno. New York; Ro
moio dtAi. crovsri. Baltimore
GLOUCESTER, Dee 2s-Arived. barks COLUMBIA (Nor).
Gerraro. New York; Unions (Its). AeArd. do. ~
GRixssv. Dec 29-Arrivsd. bark Nina Tglia QtaD An
tonic. New York for HIM.
Hull. Dec SO Arrived barks LsvareIlo succeio uta
Pssslsciux Now yorx vncenso Gaiatola dts Msxseis.
do; Badsr Csw). wua. do. Rosa lAus). cosulch. do.
HHLvoxr Dec 2s-Arrivcd, brig Adsons Vser,, Wessor
mann. Wilmington. NC.
HAMBURG. Dec 29Afrved. ship Ksiliops (Nor) Larssn
New York; bark Bel stuart tBr,. Hooper. Baltimore.
IiAvRx. Doc os-Arrived bark Hilton (Br). Hilton.
Galveston.
LIVERPOOL Dec s--Arrivsd ships Rgby tBr,.
Owens. san Francisco; Harvey Mills Mills do; 30th An
drew Jackson. BARTLETT. Charleston.
LONDON Dec 29-Arrvsd. barks lie Graxis utsD. Falls
Baltimore via Queenstown: vakyren (Sor) Olsen. VIII
mington. &c 3oth -utana tBr). Ferguson. New York
LIMERICK, Dee 29-Arived. bark Violet lBr). Hsrdny.
New York.
Lisnos. 70 Dse ao-Arrivsd. schr Kate Wentworth.
Travis. New York. ~
PLvxoUrH. Disc so-Arrysd steamer Gsliert (ser).
Bsrsnds. New York tor Hamburg land procseded).
PAuILLAc. Dec 2sAived bark Drowning Louise (Nor,.
Olsen. New York for Bordeaux.
,QukKssrowS. Dec 23-Arrived. steamer Idaho t'D
Holmes. Now York for Liverpool: 3osh. Gcrmanic Br).
Kennedy and City OF Brussels tBr. Watkins do for do;
Indiana Sargent Phindepha for do land all proceeded
Sailed 3oth. Nevada OBJ. Gadd. tfrom Liver
pooh. Now York.
RorrKapAx. Dec 2a-Arrived barks Admiral Ger.
Laner Batimore Queen Of Hearts tbr). Matisr Balti
Now York
wArwRvoRp Doc 27-saiied, bArx Francesca Chiaxssro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-31
UNSUCCESSFUL HANGING.

The occupants OF the tenement house. No 3i2 wcst
fhisty-seventh street, wore early yesterday morning
startled by shrek, and on going into tho back yard
found Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, a widow, Dged thirty
seven, who occupied apartments on the rear OF the
third noor, lying insenAbis on the pavement, with
portion OF q clothes line wound several times around
her neck. An ambuiancc was cont for and Bne was
conveyed TO tho Roosevelt Hospital where The surgeon
found that she tad broken her lee and sustained
severe Internal injuries, which may prove fatal
About month ago Mrs. Mccarthy's husband died 81
consumption and since thea she has been drinking 10
drown her sorrow. she sold all her household furnb
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INSANE AND SUICIDAL.

shortly before midnight Saturday Camille parict
a French man. attempted to commit suicide by jump
ing from tho third story window OF No. i4s sackett
street. Brooklyn, where he was boarding. He foil on
tho sidewalk ana sustained injuries about the head
which may result fatally. He was attended BY tho
ambul ian co surgeon Dr. Mordaugh. Paricti Is thirty
seven Years OF age and discharged from the
m ma ito usylum on Black Wells Island lew DAYS ago.
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iure and With the proceeds has been one constant
debanch ON Saturday night she came 10 the apart
rnenisof peie hbof and begged for something to eat
that she had eaten nohng for several days and
was ilred OF her life, which she wished 70 end
A portion OF the clothes line which was wound
about her neck Was found attached 70 hook on the
outside Of OF the windows, overlooking The bnck
yard She had evidently after placing the lire about
neck, jumped from the window With the Intention
Of hanging herself but the rope snapped and she tell
&hn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-31
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwERr. Dee 2oArrivsd. ship King Of Algeria (Br).
Currie Baltimore; bark President Won Blumentha (cr
schsrpinR. New York.
AMSTERDAM. Dec 2s-Arrived. ship Protector Nor)
Void. Baltimore; bark 81 Christopher (isD. Branhof
Philadelphia Antelope tsw Larsen, do Won der Hayden
Carlow (cer). specht. Wilmington, NC.
BnIsroL Dec 29Arrved, bark Kasns (Nor). EIlertsen
New York
BnkxES Dec 2q-Arrved, ship Lovss (Nor). Bull. New
Orleans; Marlborough (Br, Munros. Bsltlmoro; bark Pau
line lBr). Mitchell. Norfolk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-31
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Fsya Nov ~ bark Reindeer. Baker NB to
cruise. . - - :. :.
cruise. -
from, axnres sailed day for Indian ucean Dec
s. bark Commodors Morris. winsow. from FayaL
Arrived At 81 Helena Nov 10. bArks Palmetto. Boes
Nj iron, cruise with $50 bbis rp oil; 17th Adeline
Gibbs SMELL Nh do with 800 bos sp and 500 do VIII
oil fand remained port Doc recruiting) 3Oth. Mer.
maic Allen Of wesport, from cruise with 9oO bbls 80
Sailed from do Nov H. schr Pedro varea Brcnton NIB
sos ufse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-31
AN INSANE DOCTOR.

i. william H. Tners. NJ. D., nxsd 1ity.sx years, q
physician. OF No IS Third avenue, was committed TO
Bellevue Hospital last night as an insane patient
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YACHTS. sTEAMBOATs.

ISOK sALk-sfEAX YACHT LURLfNE. sSji,
~ rugged; 100 feet ZIG feet 8 inches; draft.
wilmer Of prize offered by tho New YORK ach
steam yachts, season of 1875; compound engines
ers IN perfect condition; fully equipped in every
nov laid ~. a. wharf. Wsilsbout Cresk. near WI
ROOM vs. NJ. 10 csstAndt n. 'ffies $4,000.
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Iength n ,ond MIA. 7. =. 90
Der OF horses aud mules, 144 numrcr OF passengers
during year. l,s7s,23s; time OF trip, Is minutes.
Four persons were injured the roud during tho
yoar The officers OF me road arc Jacob sharp Presi-
dent; Lewis Nay. Treasurer; George W Linch, Secre
tary, aId George q Sharp, Superini endent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-31
CHRISTOPHER STREET RAILROAD.

II. 3ss, SIT passengers during the year There
Jour people Eilled during the year on the road
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.

DETAILED REPORT FOR THE PAST YEAR
Diets. RECEIPTS, ExpESDrTUREs-134 PEo-
FILE KILLED, 179 INJURED.
ALBANY, Dec. 80. 1877.
Tho following is the report OF the New York Central
.ra Huason Rrcr Railroad for tho past year as or
;caa and aled in the state Engineers o1lce:-
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WnIrEsToSK, Ii. Dec 30. 1877.
The prevailing northsaster which up suddenly
this morning found the feet Of bound vessels
which have boon living winabound iisrt Island Roads
during the past few days unpreparca in
severity and the M force Of the pale broke them
before they able take the precautions
against its MANY of them dragged their anchors
drited about hepcssy before they secured and at
time approximations felt that disaster would
result from collisions, owing TO the crowded the
roads This dssipated. however, by the OF
the OF whom weighed anchor and before
the wind until they brought their vessels abreast the
HERALD Telegraph Station. when they moored them
where they now lie in comparative safety.
In Flushing Bay tho schr Senator Grimes Captain Clark
from oboken for Boston, with OF coal driftcd
ashore vandykos Reef just above College Point and
lies hard aground but far unnjured The captain put
kedge and will make effort hcr ahoat at
high II he docs succeed Ia doing
that tho incoming tide driit her tho that
she Will pound 90 pieces
The steamtug Caleb while endc avoling yet tho
Crimes INFO deep water approached tho reef too closely
and drted on the rocks, where she stuck last and
menced 10 oil rapidly Her captain states Judging from
the In which the wolcd In her. thst thero
be large hole In her bottom He. with his crew. bad
petcy ful Al high lido she IL entirely under water
With the OF tho above disasters tho large
feet OF inward ward which arc
the fats below all riding the gale IN sety
that Of them drag their snchors occasionally
drift Into rather dangerous proximity TO each other.
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NEWS
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED N THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrTEsTOkE TELk0RArH LINE.

REPORTED ~ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrTxsT0xE TKLkGRArH LINE.
steamer Holland Orr. Heriey, London Doc Is. with
mdse and ~ passengers 10 Hurst Doc % 80 Pm.
passed ste amer Fara fBr). hence for Liverpool
steamer ksmus t5r Thirkell. Catania Nov 81 Messns
9th. Palermo Dec l. valenria 9Th and Gbrsltar 10Th.
with fruit Phelps Bros vessel 20 j shua Tucker Co.
Had fresh Ne winds the last - hours.
Steamer Gamma (Br), Liddecoat bermuda Dee 81 with
mdss and PASSENGERS 20 4 outerogidge.
Dec 20 via Key West 18th with mese and passengers 10
Ii Mallory 4 10.
Bark ofus Nor, ralck Waterford % days ia ballast to
Bocsmann oerlien Co 10 anchored ~ sandy Hook Tor
ordrrs
Bark Nellie Nay tot Newcastle, Ms,. Blair. Dnnkirk %
days In ballast. 30 Metcaf Co. Dec o. lat IS 20.
lon IA. spoke sbip Caope (Br. frol Antwerp for New
Yorx
NJ Steamer Republic (Brl, from Liverpool. which
rived night OF 2oth reporss:ad light breese. principally
from the west~ ard almost all the PASSAGE Dec ~ lat
~ - lon ~ passed NAtonsl steHmer bound 18th.
lat ~ 30 lon 81 3D. nm~n bound 81 27th. lat
IS 30 Ion 50 as brig rugged bound H. showing
three red lightly 2sshs a 10. lon 80 Allen steamer
The following vessels anchored the southwest Spit,
outward bound B.rks Spring Orr. Tor Sunderland So
pha r. Lnhr for Dunedin &c brig Ciarabclle tor Glen
fuegos
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ALBANY, Dec. 90, 1877.

ALBANY, Dec 30 1871
The following 10 tho report OF the Christopher ana
Tenth Street Horse Railroad Company, OF New York
city, as examined and died In the State Engineers
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Iotai. oSU uo
Tho New York Ccntral and Hudson River Railroad
Company under tho lease, paid tho interest ON the
funding debt OF this company, and also two dividends
OF per cent each It's capital stock the rent
10 be paid BY the terms Of said lease. There were
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Number Of passengers carried. 9Io 43s
Number of tons OF freight carried. g. 35l $50
There 134 people killed and ITO injured during
the year.
,,ons also oil Harlem Railroad except that part of
a. Guided IN the CITY limits, and known az the Tenth
Avenue Horse Railroad.
THE HARLEM RAILROAD LINE.
Tho following report includes the stock and debts
and cost OF road and equipment Of tho entire Harlem
Railroad line, stoam and horse:- san
STOCK DEBTS
CAPITAL stock by charter. TO- 600 600 90
Capital subscribed and paid in........ 9.OtO0OO 90
Bonds aud mortgages on property in
New York city Observation-Disclosures. 100000 90
Average rate por annun OF interest funded debt
seven per cent
COST ROAD AND EQUIPMENT.
Grading, masonry, bridges. suporstruc-
lure, buildings, stations, shops,
chinery, land, &C.. ...............S178 1885, 500 ~
Real estate IN New York city......... 1850 81
Locomotives &c.,. 500, 7U6 70
Cars oi all kinds. .................. 1076.762 90
Horses and stables. 1ll,222 60
Total s21, Or, s45 81
FOURTH AVENUE RAiLRoAn
The following state recr tho street railroad
univ similar statements for the steam railroad being
included In tho report OF the Now York Central aud
EXPRESSES OF MAINTAINING THE ROAD
Rcpairs OF roadbcd, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $27.7 so
Taxes on real estate. 26,562 %
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PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
ROUND SOUTH.

Steamer Doris. Shirley. Providence for New York.
Steamer SMntcc, sprinycr Nem Bedford for New York
schr Veto Lhorndike Rockland for New YORK
Schr Tyne, Oliver, Portsmouth. N II. tor New York.
schr Abel Parker Dean Taunton for Now York
schr IL M.niin. Ferris Warren, ri, Tor New YORK..
schr Amos Fasenburg Barry. Providence for New York.
schr A j Bentley. Lewis. Providence for New NorK.
Schr Atlantic. Coorbs. Provdcuce Tor New York
Schr Vim Penn, IIsrt, Providence for Now YORK.
Schr Drexdnaught saunders. New Haven Tor New York
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!. < Agnos
49, yrWSy
1rseeww.i1oin
~ 49, ~ ~ rs W.
~ ".S ~ 3. 49,
xs .r $780,
bicked no 81
~ have bees
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r>r,,., stock $50, AS, 800 90
S.pnded aebt NV Last rcporl ...... SO, 844 1888 SO
runded debt present renort SO, SOL 233 SO
Bonds nd mortgages givcn or assumed
by tho company upon purchase OF roal
estate costSAs -
Average ratio per annum Of interest upon funded
dcbt ak ana iialf per cent.
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ons heavy $685. and cfed away part OF uuWsf on both
aides. - .,,,,y a4 N,~ s..tN Sis
Rio JAxErRo. NOT 23-Thc Adolph THEIRS 10 repairing
and taking in part ok cargo; she will sail about Dec s.
Tine Electra, American ship. IL reloadtng.
The Flying Ea rio Is repairing.
snInLps. Dec 2o-The bark shannon: from Pensacola
ports that Nov 49, IN LAT 10 "a lon 80 40 W. heavy
everything moveabe on the deck started Waterway anal
ship ma liking water ever since.
81 MronAsI's Dec e-The position in which the AIeppo
Cnmpbci standoned wstsrloggcd on Nov IL, AS
So N. ionpW.
Liverpool for Manila struck on the Swallow Reefs on the
Oct %. went down the 9th the
crew took bonts OF which with mate
a portion Of the landed at Laouan and
here che and the mates beats we'll pro
vsoned tho track OF vessels ana IL supposed
have been picked up.
soURABAyA. Nov IO-The Iron Age burned Oct
while lying In these roads She had on board 800
cargo for Nov York. The vessel the
sui6orties bat subsequently, Aoatcd on and drifting
the roadstes slightly damaged vessels shc ag
beached asandbank and Was atsrwsrd sold By aucf
for $50 notins lives lost but no property e.
DO saved. The cause OF the IRE IL quito unknown.
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LKiTH, Dec l1-Twelve OF The crew
Camvbsil, Of Weymouth ms wore br :
the yaidemsr, Danish mai! stcsmef.1
Agnes Campbell was on vfyage from,
lin naiiAst), and during = yemendouN
masted. On Nov is last. when abo
IsIcs. the crew were taken bf by the
and landed there. the vessel being an
A few days later the sbanioned vesse
the vsldcmAr ana towed irto Farce.
forwarded to Glasgow, from whence the
BY the first vessel leavinafor America.
MILFORD. Doc i7-TheC earn Tual, fro
put In hero Dec IL, had. besides the d
reported, ono boat spve, and tho
strained.
MxLBouRxR Nov 3-The bark Amid
North Aim while golnRup tho river tol
soon got oil again
Tho vikar. Norwegish bark. arrived b
In u squall OF the Cspe OF Good Hoy
which tosk che jibboo y md the head. n
gallautmast with It. Bhc came on unds
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 11-The Dion1S Sh'
from Now York, repons that ON Nov 10,
w. she experience vsry severe wealth
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

Cabbage Saiad.-Choose small head
of cabbage, firm and heavy. Shave
half of it very fine, cut head of celery
in small pieces, and place all together
in a salad bowl Beat the yelks of 2
eggs with ateaspoonful of mixed mus
tard and teaspoonfuls OF salad oil add
a teaspoonful of salt and 2 of powdered
sugar, mix well, then stir in half a cup
of street cream heated just to the boiling
point-milk. rich and sweet will an
swer, but it is not so goOd-add 3 table
spoonfuls of hot vinegar; place on the
stove and stir constantly until it thick
ems, when it must be removed instantly
as boiling will cause it to curdle. When
a little cool, beat in the whipped whites
of the 2 eggs, with few swift strok,s;
when quite cold turn over the cabbage
and serve.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

SToppARD's "PoULrgY WORLD" Hartford,
Conn, should be had by all fowibreeders. Costs
but g. % yearly, or only 90 90. INCLUDING 12 su-
perior CHRoMos to subscribers 1t is practical,
original. and always fresh. 10c. single number.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
The Celebrated vienna Rolls.

Among the numerous articles DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER is used for, are the celebrated
Vienna rolls, which are so delicious, palatable
and healthy. II you have not the recipe send
three-cent stamp to DooLEY d BROTHER, New
York, and you will get it, together with many
other valuable cooking receipts, byreturn mail.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29

We have a larger sale for Hatch's Universal
Cough Syrup than for any other medicine Of
the kind. We have for sale all the old stand
ard remedies. None are insuch demand.
FLINT Il DAYTON, Friendship. N. 7.
Sold by Richardson & Co., st. Louis. Mo.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
Rheum.ti.m Quietly Cured.

''Durangs Rheumatic Remedy" the great In
fernai Medicine will positively cure any case Of
rheumatism on the face of the earth Price 81 .
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Send for circular
to Helphenstine & Bentley. Washington, D. @
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
KS. L.

gEEv WRITING To spvERrIsERs,
ts fh5s paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-09

iginslly Throckmorton, and their ancestry is
traced to the Earl of Throckmorton in the reign
of Queen Elizabeth
A Maryland bride, 40 years old, went off in a
spasm just as the important words were to be
spoken, and was taken from the church to the in
sane asy lam a rsvng maniac.
Fate has dealt her last unkindest blow at the
Adamses. Even John Quincy Adams has been
defeated in district where everybody conceded
his election, and where he has had habit Of be-
ing elected.
The Providence journal SAYS another sight
pleasant to star-gazers will occur on Friday even
ing, 9 Ia inst, when the conjunction OF Jupiter and
Venus will take place. They will not come Sc
near together, nor will the telescope view be So
marvellously beautiful, was the case with Sat
urn and Mars ''but to the naked eye the vision
will be one of tn most exquisite exhibitions thai
mortal eyes see painted on the azure back
ground of the sky"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-09
Gardner l0ral NeWs.

Messrs. P. C. Holmes Il Son are planning five pairs
of heavy gear wheels to 20 to Calumet and lleckla
copper mines at Lake Superior. The balance Of
the work is being done at Port Richmond lror
Works, Philadelphia. Their gear planer is get
ing wide reputation and is drawing large
amount of work to the r establishment. Any one
with taste for mechanics will be pleased to see
this marvellous machine do its work.
Messrs. Christy & Chegne have contracted to
furnish granite steps for the new schoohouse. The
contract price is two hundred and fifty dollars
granite slab with the name, igh street Gram.
mer School" engraved thereon, is to be placed il
tine front facade of the building A bell will also
be hung in the tower
Any one in Gardiner having an idle hour, can.
not dobetter than to spend it in the studio of z
II. Holmes, Esq. He has just completed beau
tiful painting from sketch taken in the Adiron-
daek woods So true to nature is it that the locker
on waits impatiently. expecting to see Rev. w. II
H. Murray coming down the stream from a sue
cessful trouting expedition. His Camden views
autumn morning, morning mist, and many Other
paintings are worthy of study and amply repay
the visitor for time spent in the examination
Mr.. Holmes is preparing for another artists sale
for the HOLIDAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-09

1t is the duty of every person who has used
Boschee's German Syrup to let its wonderful quail
ties be known to their friends in curing consump-
ion, severe coughs, Group, asthma, pneumonia ,
and in fact all throat and lung diseases. No per-
son can use 1t without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we consider it the
duty Of all druggists to recommend it to the poor
dying consumptve, at least to try one bottle, as
10000 dozen bottles were sold last year, and no
one case where it failed was reported. Such a
medicine as the German Syrup cannot be too
widely known. Ask your druggist about it. Sam
pie bottles to try sold at 10 cents. Regular size
Is cents. For sale by druggists.
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