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Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
FIRST EDITION.
Local rlEss Table.
rnAIns IEAYs Wi1MlneroN.

. TRAINS LEAVE WILMlMGToNs i
For Philadelphia; 2.o2. Gao. 655, $40, 9 %,
947, 10 90 q m; u 81, 1910, go. $50, .46.
9.46p. m. On Sundays; 2.22, $40 q m;
FOR New York: 222,947 Q m; 1887, ~ 40,
For Baltimore aid Waskfngton 1O6, 839 a
'r 10; 1874, 1913, b %, 9.55 p m. Un Sun
days: 1 06 VII 8 b5 p m. t9
For Port Deposit: 66 p n.
For N.y Castles b-Oo' e2o' $50 am;l.sO'
For wizminston q Nortaern Il. H. e.25s N;
Far Dsla ears western r. r.: 1o9oa m; $40
pm. On Sundays: 1880 = m.
rRA1ns ARRrvx At wILxIHeToN.
From P1i,adelphia: 1855. 8 81, 9.24 : m; 70
m; IN, 12.M s.6o, 451, 5N. CD, s.22S,
q io1 c5 s Z Il; 49, 7.so, ii, II. 10 p m. \
From BaItimore: 21s, Al . N; 1871; 1888,
Ba6, a.86p 10. On Sundays; 21s m;
From nv waslinoton: 2.1s . m, 1s2, ,12ss. $50,
9s6p p m. On sundays, 2ls 70; 9s6 p M
From port M Dsp9sss D,.9;. 10 sm n. ~, p o. m:
u N 4aO, $40, 1905 p m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaspare Il. r.: $50 a ID; 4.20; 8 90 p m.
From WiImngton d Northern q. r.: l1.3O
=, ft M; 8.16 p m. sf4 ~
From Delaware Western R. r.: 7.b5 m; $40
v V 3 IN. On Sundays: 600pm.
RAINS yon wILMrrereN LEAVE PAILA-
DELPHIA. F@
From Broad street and Washington ovenus: 80
500, 10 80, 11.45 q m; 2.30, $50, 400, 6.16a
800, 8.4b, l1.60 p m. On Sundays: $50 . m
600, S46, 1hbo, m. -.
From Thirty-Second and Markst streets: 7,Z0.
Sundays $50, 1l.45 p. m.
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!, socieues.
MEETINGS THIs EVEN

Asylum Lodge, No.23.
Reynolds Encampment, No. 8, I'd and 4th
Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, A. P. A., meets !
every Tuesday night'in the Mc0lary build
Ing. II
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-. = s.a.saas-AAaa-----,----.
For good family Hour, eggs, poultry. ap-
pies and sweet potatoes 60 to Highfeld "
Morton's, 5O7 King street. issgt
The fist air pump was made In 1850. ~
If you want to- exchange your residence
during the winter call on Chiid, No. 4 West
Seventh street, and get q good house.
The forest bushes ct the October sun.
Go to Garey's stalls, Nos. 10 and II Third
street market aud get good sirloln steak At
is cents per lb., and good rump steak and RIB
roast is cents a lb. 4
Hunters and fishermen are beginning the
fall campaign. @
Carey is selling good roast for 10 and 12
cents pound, good stewing beef from to 10
cents q pound athis stalls, Nos. 10 and il
Third street market house.
wouldn't it be good idea for Murphy and
Moody to unite. GlA .O4.. .G8"
Do not omit looking through our line Of
Fall style hats before purchasing. The new
STOW down" prices will surprise you, Rum-
ford BIOS, 404 Market street.
Watterson has gained fifty pounds in eight
years.
RHRuMATIsM Is OUR RSrEcIALTT.-We are
curing multitudes Of cases with our pain
searcher. It Is the wonderful sure cure. Sold
ct 4th and King. Consult Dl. Simma.
Chestnuts will soon make peoples teeth
ache. . HHrM a,.l .l..I
Fine stock Of boys and children's clothing
suits received In navy blue and all co lors at
the New York clothing house, 22l Market
street. ccttst
Little girls believe In man in the moon
Young ladies' believe In man In the honey
moon.
The Model Tailor Store evidently gives sat-
isfaction IS our business has steadily increas-
I'd, and many compliments have been paid
us for excellence Of tit and workmanship, +.
Carson, 283 Market street.
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Brsvtti,en.

yFs. ,. HrUvttdeN. 8G@!6"'
4 Eight cents line 10 charged for Al adver.
tisements Ia this cOlumn. 5e G IA
Sun seu 5.2S.
sun Rises s.O7. N
4 Tho Ohio election takes place to-dsy-
4 Pesch Syrup AZ Middlston's, 4th and Bing'
/ x few more ofthose tine cove plants at io6
East End street. d.s N & &SS
Osreful obserysrs declare that the custom
Of carrying ~ extra cigar ~ tho vest pocket
has gone out Of fashicn.
Conrow, at No,2 3. and Street, has not
raised the price Of his coal.
A gentleman can probably marry any lady
Of his Acquaintancs-if ne p1cdsss.
"A half grown girlin New York adyertises
that she iss good common sewer.
Dubell can just suit you If you want vim
:ter hat, No. q Fast Third street. ,,g 4.
Y AFrenchmsn thinks he has discovered
that round-aared animals love music, and
sharp-eared animals hate 1t. III
aHer breath was like the South. says .
poem on . girl; II must have been solid. q
(, TWO loads Of hay at Appleby's market, 4th
and French, every day this week. s
A gambler is alwsps welded to bis ante, p
s A book publishers advertisement reads,
MIn Preas-A gaiust Her WILL" Some wom-
en- do object to being sQueez ezed-sometimes,
"A full line Of necktles, collars and suspen-
ders cheap At g. s. Humphreys. 2l6 Market
street. ,5sS&,s ra I& @
The crimson leaves are coming.
Young man, dent kry for split milk but
pick up yure pail and milking stool and 90 TOR
The next cow.-Josh Billings.
williams, the artist, makes every style OF
portrait, by the latest process, 4 East sra
street.. ...,--.l g-..-.
"a human vegetable" is the genteel name
for dead beat. Tt
McCloskey, adjoining the Masonic Temple.
keeps hats, caps, canes and umoreAas cnesp
for cash.
Mosquitoes still hold tho fort.
People who get their suits from O'Conner,
No. 2 West Third street, pass anywhere iof
gentlemen. 5Ft "
The birds are focking southwark.
Aiuscow,s, III Shipley street, is the grand
oyster depot In Wilmington. Oysters ~ ana
80 cents per quart.
sportsmen perambulate over bill and dale
Look out for i am coming with . bottle of
Kings Good Samaritan Cough syrup 70
stop that coughing;
ouails, quois, ounces ana quinine arsl in
seVS0n. at
Ths new gem photograph gallery ls new
open, 4 good pictures for 70 cents, MarKe'
street corner Of Third.
The year rolls gradually around.
lti8(3o to Tyre q Bonham. .728 Market street
| to get your cheap hour snd feed. Fresh Ohi'
| Graham -four specially, Ola
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AZ OTICE "A gentleman and wife can OBJ.
IN tain pleasant second story room, fur
nished or unfurnished, with board, bath
room. hot and cold water. Two gentlemen
who can come well recommended can obtain
board on reasonable terms. Apply at
oct9-1wd 403 EAST 4TH STREET.
Daily Republican., 1877-10-09
NEW lDIERTISEAENTS.

EOR RENT.-A7 Z room house In good To-
T. cality. Apply to "
L. W. HTIDHA M 81 SON, Auctioneers,
octe III East 4th street.
,yTTANrED. Several active agents, ladies
w and gentlemen, for this and other cit
les. Can make from SO to 500 per week..
Cali at once, at 507 Shfpiey street. ioct9-3t
aeEF-AA1nEn Sazarai Lad iaA tn learn dress-
w making, not limited TO stay anv Sped
fied time, Cutting and fitting thoroughly
taught. 507 SHIPLEY STREET.
,oct9-3t* .Fg.t
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the election of l. F Grover as Senator Of
the United States was produced BY bribery,
corruption and other unlawful means 10
the Legislature Of The state, and that tbs
said L T. Grover did corruPt!y and fraud
ulsntly issue certificate Of election to one
e. A. Cronin - . presidential elector, On
December 9TH, 1876, and the said L. F. Gro
yer did bear false witness before the COM
mittee on or about January 9th, 1877, be
now referred to the committee on privileges
and elections, Who shall investigate and re-
port upon the foregoing charges with pow
er to send for pereons and papers. Agreed
to, without division.
The senate then, on motion Of Mr.. Ssr-
gent. went into executive session, and when
the doors we're opened, it adjourned until
tomorrow.
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IHAvE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMORIN tt z
OVARIE5 AND BOWELS FOB iEN YEARS.
AL nnos nec n 1878

IHAvE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMORIN tt
ovARIEs AND BOWELS FOB iEN YEARS.
AkH ARBos, Dec "a. 1873.
Ds. RADwAY: That others may be benefited,
make this statement:
and boweh for ten yeaxs. tried tn hest paFsi
cixus OF this place sad othsn without any beDe-
6t It sas growing At such rapidity that could
not have lived much longer friend Of mice
not much izith N them. bit finally, after much
deiIbera,ion, Iined them.
purch sed six bsttles Of the Resolvent, two
boxes Oh the Pills and two hcff'ef RI tn Reiiei.
used those without any apparent benefit ioe.
ternined 70 psrseryer. 1 used live more bot
tiss Of the Rssolvent, two Of the Relief, and two
boxes 81 Pills. Before they we're gone had lost
y. mtg live pounda
continued 70 use the medicine until was
sure that Was entirely cured: took the meoi-
cine about ave months. and during that lime time,
bot les t.ssolvent, ak bottles OF the keief,
and six boxes Of he rils.
l feel srfectly we'll. Add my heart Is full OF
gratitude God for this help In my deep an1ic-
ton To yol SiI, and your wonderful medteile
teei d. spiy indebted. and nv aver Is Ia ! II
may be as much II . blessing to others - IL mas
been 10 me.
Mr.. Bibbips, VII makes The above Certificate,
10 the person for whom requested you TO send
medicine In June, 1878. The mediein . above
stat d wSre bou.h Of me, with the exception OF
What was sent to her BY W l may lay hal
her staten Mt is correct without . quaIineApSn
DIugsis, and Chemist. Ann Arbor. Mich
This NAV certify tia, Mn Bibbins, sho
makes the above eerihcaie, Is AM mas De "r
many Yeas vel known TO US, And he faets tnef
In staied are undoubtedly and uudeniabiy .cIect.
Any one Who knows Ms Biboins, WI believe
her statement. [oisned,l BESJ ID. C.okks, L.
8. PoYD, MARY b. PoS :, and M-KY COOKER
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FEVER AND AGll

pssssctiy tastsles, eIsgan'iy ceased With sxss
gun, purge. rssu'.ts parity. cleanse. and
ssreig- hen kadvay's Fila fDr tho Gu Of a.
dlsnFders OF the Stomach, Liver. Beseis, Esdoeys
olodder, Hsfv0os is asa beAdachs onssiia
uGa Co-tivspeo, lndigsssiea, UyspepiiA, Bii.
Seuuaes., ri,ious feVse Il 1sa1aiisn Q. The
Bowels Piie&. a.d all Ueraneeoenss Of the Inter
mai Wis era waSrantos 10 e0ex positive cure
Purely vssseaola. containing 70 mercury, miner
ais, OF dc. eterious druga.
oDrObserve The following symptoms rssulstns
ron Disorders Of the Disestivc Or ans
Constipation, Inward Pies. fuiinss Of the
Blood in the Head, Aeidity Of the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Dissust Of Food, Failn.ss Of
Weight In ths tomscA. sour Eruptions, sinking
- flutterinss In tl,s Pit of the stonaek, swim
mag q IL HsaA, Hurried and Dineait Brs.sh.
tag. PinstsstnB q the Heart. CAoting q S11eeaf-
tn0 ssaasisa vhsn In . Lying Posture, Dimnes
q vlaan, Does - Web before the light Fever
aDd uun Pain In the Head. Dsacisney q Rerspirs.
sioa, YsliovusD Of the Sam end syea, Psins 10
ths side thsDt LAnhs, and ssdd.n Elushss o.
Host Burning In the Flesh.
tev dosss Of kAOW Yrs PILLS viii tres the
sy.tom mon all the abDve named disordeys. Price
soes.t pss box ssoid By a-aEgist..
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Electricity is Lifs--IS Healn.
Pa0l's EleCtro-V aIta!C Cham Belt,

GIVES a continuous current of electricity
NJ without shocks, permesates and vitaiizeS
the entire system, increases the circulation,
aids digestion, regulates the secretions. tones
up the nervous centres and cures chronic and
nervous diseases, where all other remedies
have failed. 1t is endorsed by the most
eminent physicians I'm Europe and America.
Send for Pamphlets and Testimonials.
Address. PAOLI BELT ca, IL Union
Square, y. V, L. o. Box, $50. Say what
paper. -
To the Intelligent Pubic.
Beware OF cOunterfeits, Quackery and I'm
posters. The PaOli Electro Voltaic Chain
Belt Is the only genuine patented belt in the
United States and Canada, and We warn the
incredulOus TO beware Of countrrfeits, as some
unprincipled parties in this and other cities,
are using our name and trade mark for the
purpose of deception and 10 foist upon the
public a worthless article.
y. BAH communications relating to the
belt, should be addressed only to the Office OF
the Paoli Belt Co., L Union Square, New York.
june6d&w
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Rsr. Railways
REL H.ATING PILLS.

The appiicai Of the Resdy Relief 10 the par,
or paris = here ID. pain or dicu y sx.ss ia
lord care and comfort
Twenty drors in hall . tumblep Of ~assr viii, I'd
kV n,ihut-s, cue Camps S,Jnns, Sour
tom oh, Heartburn SICK tieadache DiarTihoes,
Dys-ntery, Cholic. Wild In tue bowels, nd ali
inter q Paibs.
Irxysie ssnouid aivays carry tost.s o: r sD-
EAY's Y Ail RELIEF viii n m A lev
Pc IN wafer viii prevent -iekBe<e paiess firm
p.e Of sat4r. tn better than kreneh brady
ters - . stfmuiant.
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\sStSysxzS> l~sZ1ZzSa in all their com.
piicAieai fcrDs Vel known that Dr. JAIME e
has stool at the n al OF the profession Tor -
year Age and tx perience are aIl-importsrf.
simtnal Weakness, night losses by dreams
pimPlee On the fsce, lot hasnhcod, can poeitiv-
ely Dc cured. Ladies wanting the most delicate
uenb. A book for the million. Marriage
sIi.ie, which tells you all about these oiseasee
who should marTy-why not-ls cent? to pay
postage, DR.. JaTnes has so rooms AID parior
You Gee no vne but the doctor Ofhc hours,
A. M 70 n. Sundays, 10 TO II. All bust
meas strictly confs:r EtisI ulAy6 dSkv III
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r.. whittier, e17 St. Cnarie. street,

Treats all forms OF Veneral niseSses, Seminal
Emissions, and Sexual Debility, with unp.rsl-
lelet sue ess. No mater who allied, call OF
write; pamphlet & consultation free. Can refer
to th medical profession IN all parts OF the
country. jane davis
jan6-iSw-s6
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HAIR DYE.

DATCBELOR's CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
ID best in the world The Inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 81 years, with bene-
dt to the hal and no injury to his health proof
that it is only true and per- ect Dye. Harm
less, reliable, instantaneous. No dissppoipt.
menI. no ridiculous tints; remedies the Ill Ell
fects OF bad dyes; leaves the hair sol, and bes.-
tiful, Black or Brown. Sold and 'oueriy
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory. nc 4,
Bond street, n. Y. sold by all irusgists.
Bachelors Erasive Soap removes stains froIx
the fingers, skin, &c.
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READ FALSE AID TRUE"

= W9s0 e., Hsv YEA. 0hShs1aeaaa veCih
shOomnb Vm - DnS -.
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Isv9 M Asus cared Sor atty osnts. There 1,
- Q gensdial aesn tin the world that will cur
lUvW aAA sg1e, and Ill other nalarious, bilious,
1919 tyIhsi1 Fellow md che. fever: !sidsd
8s2iaf. Fly ssn6 DeR tsetlS
SoA b. DFu0istl,
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PRESCRIPTION FREE!

NOE THE sEEEOY CUn1 az s..,,..
IL weakneas, Lea Manhood ssd III iisor1Sn
kruushs On bv indioeE1fisa o. axcaA Anrasr1
"a has the i.sysAsslts. Address 6r. JS0G
ACO.' veS' e d&U
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DIR. JAMES
Lock Heepital
cORNR
Washington

ano Pnnkno,
Charte red By Ne
STATE Of Illinois for
the express pur.
pese OF giving I'm.
mediate rellef in
all casef Of pn
rate, chronic sno
u.inaru diaaas~
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ALMOST CRAZY WITH FEAR

pushed and taught their way into the mar
row stairway leading to 10Th street The
stairway is but four feet wide, and within
three or four steps of the bottom it makes
sharp turn before il reaches the vestibuIe
The crowd of maddened women rushed
down the stairs, and would probably have
all reached the street in safety, but at the
bend in the stairway an aged and very stout
woman, in her eagerness to reach a place
of safety, fell headlong down stairs. Before
she could regain her feet
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startling the worrhipers, and causing them
to spring to their feet. The next moment
some reckless person cried fire." and this
gave rise to a panic. Father Laugerchike,
who was nearing the end of his sermon,
stopped and implored the people to keep
their seats, as there was absolutely NO cause
for alarm. Father Merricks, the pastor,
heard the screams, and rushed into the sane
tuary. He called upon the congregation 10
keep their seats, as there was no fire, and
no cause for alarm. The sexton also en-
deavored to stop the panic, and their efforts
were
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A RAILROAD AccrDUr.

ToIKDo O., March 9.-Expree train No
4, bound east over the air line divisioa al
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway, coilided With . west bound freight
train near Corunda, Ind, this morning.
Both engines were badly wrecked, and the
fireman Of The freight engine slightly hart
but no one els injured The mail asd bag.
gage cars were Destroyed BY frs viii :
portion Of their eoatsan. Ths accideos
vas caused BY forgetfulnes o. The psrt Of
the eneineer Of ths ireight tz.i., Va, In
stead Of waiting 1t Sedan station :. neet
No. 4 in accordanoe With orders. left th.t
station on The l.sier's tine. The psases-
ger trai. leit sedan At ESQ p. -, s11ssisg
only slight detention.
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:" ~ ~, lAaICu
After the reading of the Journal of yester.
day, Mr.. Sargent submitted . resolution
that the senate appoint standing and other
committees. Agreed to. He also submit-
ted resolution to suspend the 10Th rule.
requiring the appointment of committees
to be made BY ballot, and it was agreed
to.
The standing and selec. committees we're
then announced, - follows:
Privileges and elecsioos-Aortoa, Chair
man Mitchell, Wadleish, Cameron, (Wn)
Mcmillan, Hoar, Salisbury, Merriman,
Hill.
Foreign relatioes-c.neron, pa Chair.
man; Morton, Hanling. Hove, Conkline,
McCreary, Bogy, Eaton: johnson.
Finance-Morrill, Chairman; Daves
Ferry, Jones New Allison, Howe, Bayard.
Herman and Wallace.
Appropriations Window, Chairman
Sargent, Allison, Dorsey, Blaine, Davis
wv. VAL Withers, Eaton, Beck.
Military a6ain-Spencer, Chairman;
Wadleigh, Cameron PA, Burnside, Teller
Plumb, Randolph, Cockrill Nancy.
Naval afAirs-Sargent, Chairman; An.
thony, Conover, Blaine, Kirkwood, Whyte.
Mcpherson.
Suolciafy-Edmunds,C chairman; Conk-
ling, Hove, Christiancy, Davis Qll, Thur
man, AcDoaAld.
Indian adairs-Allisoa, Chairman Ozles.
by, lnGalla 6e1ndesa Hoar.
NJ: THURMAN called mp tie resolution
submitted ~ him Yesterday 70 refer the ere.
dennels OF J. b Ealsia clainine . eat
from Louisanas to he ooanisaes On privi-
ieees and elections. Agreed to. without d.
version.
, NJ. GROVER Of Oregon, submitted the
following:
Resolved, 1hst ths thirteea neuer;als
here pss:enisd to ths ss.ats b Hon. ! 81.
9itcheil porposting 70 b d6ned By $40
on.eas Of Oreeea, gsciting that il w. chr
s'ssiy NPssssd I'D gsnssally bslisvsd that
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PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL.

Father Lsugerchike retired to the vestry
room, and in few moments returned, at
tired in his cape, and uttered the beEe-
diction, dismissing the congregation and
the organ began TO play. The women in
the main body Of the church and in the
east gallery, passed out in an orderly man
ner, and not single person in these por-
tions of the church last named were iHiur-
ed. The people occupying that portion of
the gallery where the commotion had be-
gun and conferred, listened to neither
priest, pastor, sexton, benediction or organ.
They rushed towards the exit from the
gallery and
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THE FRANTIC CROWD

pressed on toward the ves,ibule and came
upon the PROSTATE form, and those in the
foremost ranks fell upon her. In moment
the passage way was choked, and scene
of the widest confusion and most intense
excitement ensued. The crowd in the rear
pressed on with almost irresistible force,
and nothing could be done to stop their ad-
vance. The crazed women fought their
way toward the choked up stairway, tramp
ling upon those who had fallen in front,
and crushing the life out of them. They
screamed ard
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BRUNSWICK BLAZE.

81. LoUR March 9-Tbe furnitun vars
rooms Of Miller 4 Bros., 1t 90 Soutl
Feurth street, were DESTROYED by Gre to-day
The loss il estimated At SIS. 200; fully il.
eured.
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OLIVER DTS ON & CO., Boston.

@. II. Dtt.en Co.. J. e Difsen 4 c.,
III Brsadway Successoss 10 Lee 4
Nev lorr. II Walker.
Phisde i.hia.
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FOUGHT LIKE MANIACs,

and every effort to hold back, 20 that the
stairway could be cleared, was of no avail.
Father Whyte and several other priests,
who were in the church parlors at the time
the panic occurred, rushed around to the
front of the church, and assisted by police
men, by main force dragged out some of the
women who were lying on the stairs. A
number Of them were then got out alive and
only slightly injured, but in
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naau mation Of the Kidneys Inflammation OF Il
Bladder. Inflammation oil the boseis Numps,
Congestion If the LuIgs, sore hroaI. Dit.
netI Breathing, fzIpifaIion Vi the
Heart, Hysterics. Croue, Diph.
thesia, CatAIrh, Influenza,
Headache, roothache, Mem
ngia, RhsumAt m,
Io.d Chili., Ague,
, 1877-12-25
aeaafr teEesr. gspffbsa.
Ser @riea I'M Orient.

2onoon n, %. Se;. SerS0neejtnrm
iuel6er ON Is. os. in Sulgarien uno
&nmdnien e%lntrot. mar ungeipD6nIi1
beitis, uno man fiirhtst, baB 5unoerte
BON iiirfiidcn Gcfaneenen uno ruifi6en
5Oloaten, me!de li6 auf Dem MarIde
befanoen, u%mfameu. Sei gotroceni, eli.
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Mann nnS 40 9feroe.
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