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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-15
KENOSHA COUNTY,
City OF KenOSha,
In Justices Court,
So J. NJ. Stebbins, J.P.

TO Warren e. BaKer:
You are hereby notified that a warrant of at
tachment has been issued against you, and your
property attached to satisfy the demand of
christopher W. George. amounting to thirty one
and 49, Tooth dollars: Now, unless youSshall APP
pear before j. M. Stebbins a Justice of the
Peace in and for said County, at his Office in said
CITY. on the 10Th day Of February A. D. 1877 at
8 O'Clock in the forenoon, Judgment will be rem
dered against you and your property sold to pay
the debt.
CHRISTOPHER W. GEORGE,
96vs Plaintiff.
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Ho1loway's Pills.-Turn of Life
Armed with this great antidote, the frey ordeal
is passed through and the sufferer once more re-
These pills are equally efficacious in all female
complaints, and Instructions at the dawn of wo
manhood. Sold everywhere. rs cents per box
or not. 1872
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PIERCE WETT-On the nth inst, at the res
idence of Geo. Hale, ST., by Rev. III. M. Sim
mons, Mr.. E. B. Pierce, of this city, to Miss
Susie r. Jewett, of Charles City, Iowa.
N-CARMAN--At the M. E. parsonage,
Kenosha, Feb. 13, 1877 by the Rev. W. E.
Walker, Mr.. William Carman and Mrs. Mar
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-15

The M. e. Dime Readings are
usually deservedly successful. Anoth-
er will be given next Monday evening,
Feb. 10th. The Ladies promise a
splendid programme, land all for dime.
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Advertised Letters

YT7HE following is a list of letters remaining I'M
q called for at the Kenosha Post Office, Keno
sha County, Wis, for the week ending Feb 15tl,
1871 and which will be sent to the Dead LetteT
Office at the expiration of 80 days unless called
for.
Adams Rev Stephen Eul Theod0r
Rayne + HecoX MelZO
Bristol Mrs George L HenSen Frank
Brewer T B-M Hotfe A
Bechan Miss Barbara Warder CharleS
Clallssen Y Roar Miss Maggie
Duse Peter ROnk Miss Margratha
Evans John M Williams Willie
UNAVAILABLE.
Mr. f Caukln Madison Wis
Mrs G ID Becker 546 Hurlburt Street
Miss Thomas Fslrrall. 107 Brown street UP stars
Mr. Glass Laamenlerger No 1872 Laselle StChlcago
Ill.
Mrs Susan Pinney Aurora Ills
Miss Mabel Sykes, 142 Sangamon stChicago Ill.
To obtain any of the above letters the appli-
cant must give the date of this list.
CHARLES FRANTZ, L. NJ.
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This is the season for Oranges and
Lemons, You will always find the
best at SLOssON & O'BRIEN's.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-15

Chandler, Lord & Co., Advertising
Agents of Chicago, have gone into
Bankruptcy.
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Only $500 for a full set Of the best
TEETH manufactured. Satisfaction
guaranteed. DIR. j. F. GEORGE,
3SW4 Kenosha.
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F0oD FOR LENT: Lake Trout and
White Fish fresh every day, at
SLossON & O'BRIENs.
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PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases,
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
thew secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, OF
with aches and pains settled in the loiDs over the
regions of the kidneys, tkese Pills should be
taken according to the printed directions, AND
the Ointment should be well rubbed into tho
back at bed time This treatment will give almost
Immediate relief when all other means have failed
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The Testimony Of the Whole World
.HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
For Cutaneous Disorders;

And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointment IL
most invaluable 1t does not heal externally alone
but penetlates with the most searching effects to
the very roots Of the evil
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-11
scneuck,x mandrake pills

viii be found to possess those qualtles
necessary to the total eradication OF ali
biIlious attacks, prom pit to start the seclS
uons OF the liver, and give healthy toIe
To the entire system. Indeed, IL 10 ~
ardinsry di, covery in medical science 70
have invented q remedy for these s'uo
hH,n complaints. wi ich develoPe al Tue
results produced by heretofore ne use
NJ oaiomel, a mineral Justly dreaaeo oS
mankind, and Acknowledged 10 De ues,
tructiye in the extreme 10 the nunr
system. That the properties OF cer.aiH
yeoetables comprise all the virtues vi
naiSmel without It's injurious ten1ehcits,
Isnow an admitted fact, rendered luuis
putable by scientific researches anu tn 'H'.
who use the Mandrake Pills Will Dc Iuiiy
satisfied that the best medicines are tnose
provided by nature in the common her's
and roots OF the fields. -oo,
These Pills open the bowels ana ooI i'o
oil billions arrangement without saliva.
ton or any OF The injurious eHects OF
caIomel or other poisons. The secretion
of bile IS promoted by these Plus as VIII Ds
seen by the altered color OF the STOOLS, aus'
disappearing of the sallow complexion
and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions Tor use accompany
each box of pills Prepared only Dy y: Is
Schenck & Son, at their principal ONCE
corner Sixth and Arch streets, Phlladei,
mia. and tor sale by all druggists ana
dealers. Price % cents per box.
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Temnernnce News.

At Parkers Hall, last night, there was
a good attendance Of the temperance
people. The meeting was opened by
Melvin Richards, first reading a Scrip
tursl lesson and then. Offering up an
earnest and heartfelt prayer, in behalf o.
those who take an interest in the cause.
Captain John Baggs made short speech
to the meeting. Mr.. j. K, Daugherty,
of Pittsburgh, next took the stand, and
spoke half an hour. The meeting WAS
then closed by al address from Melvin
Richards There will be meeting al
this hall tonight.
The friends of the cause OF Temper
ance assembled in large numbers last
night ut OTIS Hail, and the evenings
programme was one OF much interest
After appropriate musical exercises
President Young introduced Mrs. Fran
els Harper, who spoke for over an hour
IN behalf OF the good cause. She then
read poem called Moses and dis
crlption OF Southern lite, both being Of
her own composition, and of considera'
bic merit. Vice President q. w. Baggs
and "Seise Gun" Cracrst followed with
short addresses. Nine person:
signed the pledgH. Mrs. Harper leaves
to-day for Baltimore. A bushes meet
ing will be held at Otis Hall tonight.
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The Coming Minstrel Troupe.

The Springfield Republican, in speak
ing OF Barlow, Wilson, Primrose &
Vests famous MINISTRIES troupe the other
day said: An immense audience greeted
this combustion At the Opers House last
night, and the programme WAS carried
out with q v!gor and freshness that was
most agreeable. Barlow and Wilson
wsre rs first class IS ever in their drol-
lery and songs. Lamont, Percy and
Rudolph fully sustained their repu.a-
tons as soloists. The rendering of "A
Lock OF Mothers HAIR" by the latter,
was especially fna. Z. NJ. Halls "Hun-
CRY Man From Auburn" sid Mosquito
were very rich Wilson was immense
in his Worrying SD Editor" which is
one OF the best after pieces OF the day.
The entertainment as whole was
grand success.
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TH& COUNTS
Yesterdays Proceedings In the DIFF.
fereDt Judiciary Bodies.
COUNTY C0uRT-JUpas poYD.

COUNTY COURT-JUDGS BOYD,
State rs. NJ. Clark, for assault and bat
terry. Clark pies1 guilty, and was, by
consent, fined 81 and costs, the same be-
ing entered up against the defendant.
Jacob Snyder VS.. Smith & Co., certl-
fed by Squire w. b. Caldwell. Judg-
ment for plaintiff against defendants for
1888 and costs.
Il. D. Davis, NJ. D., vs.. n. j. and E.
j. Morgan, in assumpsit. Defendant
fled ples8 of non sssumpsit and judg-
ment.
State vs. Herman DIETRICH. Pgsce
warrant from Squire james NJ, BuIger
Judgment of justice reversed and csse
missed at the cost OF Thomas VIII
lisms.
Adjourned until O'Clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoUET-JUDeE CRAHMEE,
Christman s. Debold VS.. David Gsrvin
ct al in char Gerry. An order was enter
ed directing the execution of deed.
Samuel Mason VS.. James NJ. Bulger
ct al in sssumpsit. The case was argued
and submitted to court.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Albert G. Merlcle, di:orderly, tned
two dollars. Paid.
David Oliver. disorderly, fined one
dollar. Paid.
James Colvin, disorderly, fined two
dollars. Committed.
Minnie McGil, disorderly, fined FIVE
dollars Paid.
George Meyers, drunk, fined one dol
lar. Execution suspended on payment
o. costs.
DAVID Benjamin, drunk, fin two
dollars. Committed.
Jobu Smith, vagrsnt, fined two dol
lars. Committed.
Richard Roe, vsgrant, fined two dol
lars. Committed.
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rsOnalities.

Captain w. L. Bridges was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Lieut.. j. Will Myers, of Mounds
vile, was on a visit to friends in thi;
city, yesterday. Mrs. Joyce, Of the same
place, accompanied Mrs Myers.
Mrs. Nj. B. Tarr and her daughter
Miss May, left on the 4:40 o'clock train
this morning for Baltimore, where they
90 TO spend the winter with Mrs. Jor-
dan, married daughter of Mrs Tarr.
Hon. j. Il. Atkinson, OF New Cum
berlsnd, was IN the city yesterday.
There will be an Infant Concert" at
Parkers Hall, South side, next Saturday
evening.
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ACROSS THE BIYER.
Specially Reported for the Register
BELLAIRE MOTHS.

BELLAIRE streets ale In better cOndi-
ton than those of any OF the neignooring
towns.
NEW houses are springing up on aii
aides. and most Of them will be ready TOT
use in the spring.
TIE ferry between Bellsire and Ben.
wood will be running again today, ana
will probably continue to make regular
trips.
JAMES STEWART, Thomas Cain, Je-
rome Merriman, John Rc ssin and a
Boston were drunk yesterday and were
all fined.
Mr. JOHNNY RANDOLPH, an enter
prising young gentleman OF Beliaire, Is
yery politely working up locals for the
| REGISTER.
John O'BRIES. John Clifford and
John Thompson, drunk and disorderiy,
were committed yesterday IN default OF
payment OF fine.
THE friends OF the movement to open
Belmont street say thst the street VIII
not only be extended but that 1t will oe
done very soon.
If YOU want No. l dish OF oysters,
served in any style you may wish, call at
lake bursts. He sells the freshest and
finest oysters, at retail or wholesale. ;"
A GENTLEMAN named Gitchell lee
tured, Sundsy,night at the city hall De-
fore a large audience, on the sub
iect of Temperance. He repeated the
lecture at the Presbyterian church last
night.
AMONG the names registered at the
Osborne House are Dr.. k1ght, Phlladel'
phia; w. +. Cummings, st. Louis; j. L.
Rince, PhilIipsburg, o.; Miss Mary j..
Moore, Barnesville; NJ. +. Greene,
Bridgeport, ..
A MAN named Frank Crow, brake.
man, had both his legs mashed on the
Lake Erie Division OF the b. q y. Il. H.
some time since and both legs have
since been amputsted. Crow Is doing
well and will recover.
The Goblet Works stopped yesterday
on account Of trouble between the pro-
prietors and the men. The former
wished to have more goblets made at a
"move" than has been done, and the
men would lot submit.
THE police went to the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad yard on Sunday morning
about ten o'clock, ard took the names OF
all the men who were at work and also
of those who went out on freight trains,
in defiance of the Sunday law.
Mr.. Blgelow, the chief clerk in the Bal
tlmore and Ohio Office tried to compro-
mise the cases with the city attorney, but
did not succeed, and the matter will
come up before the Mayor at the end OF
the week, when the men will probably
be fined. 1t is thought that the affair
will rs So breeze in the B. & o. head.
quarters, and that the end il not yet.
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the "waiter Girl Infamy at steu.
bcuNille.


Last Evening GdZstte-
A waiter girl saloon has been estsb-
lshed IN Steubenville. The proprietor
and his evil minded girls came here from
Columbus. Their saloon Is on lower
Marke. street. in the room lately occu-
pied by the U. 5. beer garden. Sstur-
dav night this new saloon opened out in
tull blast, and kept going until s. very
late hour, even into the small hours OF
Sunday morning. This is a very de-
moraIizing sort Of an institution to be
established in SteubeUvllle, the city
that furnished TO the world the great
Murphy orator, Gen. Love. 1t is
3 burning disgrace, and should be sup
pressed by the Mayor and his police. 1t
is fact that the saloon was well patron
rzsd Saturday night by both men aad
BOYS. 1t is bad Institution. Saloons
o like nature have been suppressed 1t
Columbus, Evansville, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling by the authorities. This one
ought lot to be permitted to run here.
L. vii! not only give the city bad
name, out II makes II bad. The evil IN
flerces o! such places Is obvious 10 ali
moral minds. We should invite the
gentleman and his porLly bartender to
take themselves snd their girls hence.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Among the arrivals at the hotels are
the following;
Mcclure House-C. Q. Marshall, St.
Loui,; &. L. Saunders, Rock Island; j.
D. harrington, ClevelsLd; c, NJ. Farms
worth, Leavonworth; L .. Hudson, ST.
Louis; j. Z. Gibson, Philadelphia; W.
:. Carrow, New York. Mrs. S. A. Wall,
Baltimore; j. II Goulting, Rutland, VT;
Nj B. Minister, Now York; 7. w. Ham
lIton, Boston.
s.. james Hotel. j. Mossett, Gin
cnnatl; j. 4. Roles, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Hoover, Boston; II. Bowlby
Wilson, New York; W. Ii. Epson, Co.
lumbus.
SLamm House-Mrs, Hastings and son,
Cornell, H.; n. b. Holder, New York;
J. U. Wentworth, New York; f. j.
Ford, Louisville; }. L. Lamb, jr., BsltI-
more; + ID La lame, +. Z Reynolds,
Grand Rapids, Mich J. w. Mercer,
Pittsburgh.
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Important Postal Decision.

CHICAGO, December lO.-A city Jour
nal having stated that the hotel keepers
of Chicago regard as an VI Just and bur-
densyme discrimination Postmaster
Palmer's rule that letters at hotels, for
travellers, must be restsmped when for
warded 10 = second destination, while in
all other cities such letters are forwarded
without being stamped again, Mr.. Pal
mer has written the Postmaster General
for instructions on the subject, and re-
ceIved the following reply: Referring
TO your letter of the 4th inst, have %
say that under uniform ruling OF this
Department, tae right 10 forward letters
by mail 10 a second destins-
ton without additional postage
applies only to such letters SIS have not
lett the custody Of the postal officials.
When letter carrier calls st a hotel
with letters or parties who gave the pro-
prietor Instructions to forward their mail
TO another address, the proprietor should
at or &c redirect such letters and return
them 10 the carrier, in which case they
will be forwarded without additional
postage, but if the carrier l. allowed 20
leave them St the hotel, or /! they sre
taken out Of his presence, they
are regarded SIS having been le.
gslly delivered, and they cannot
be again mailed without prepayment
anew Of At !es:. one full rate Of postage,
three cents, By stamp affixed. |; sthe
practice Of your office sccords with
!oregoiug rule. it is approved and the
criticism referred to il regarded as unjust
and upon the other hand, il the postmss-
tiers in other cities pursue 3 different
course as stated in the article IN the ques-
ton. They are 10 error.
Very Respect .ully,
ISigr ed JAS. \. TYLER
First Assistant Postmaster General.
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ENeentiFe Cienpeuez.

I Yesterday Governor q. VI. Mathews
granted Il pardon to Sussnnsh Marks,
convict st the Penitentlarv, who was con-
7icted IN the Circuit Court OF Clay coun-
tv, ~ the March term Of 1877. on sn IN
dicLmsnt tor grand larceny, and sem
fenced to confinement 10 tie State prison
for q term of two years. The petition,
praying her release WAS signed b. the
Prosecutive Attorney OF Clay county, SIX
of the jurors before whom she wss tried,
and many other highly respectable citi-
zens Of said county. Upon consideration
OF the tscts set forth IN the petition, the
high character Of the petitioners, the age
snd falling health o! the said convict, all
these csuSeI the Governor 10 i5sue the
pardon
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~ Last.

The d.a department had s hose at
tschsL 70 pog on Main street, above
Eleventh, yesterday evening. The hose
was run down Msrke. alley and over the
river band TO where the debris pile has
been on FIRE for .eye-al weeks snd emit
ting 8 fearful stencil therefrom. \ stream
of water was played upon i: until late
hour last night, but l. looked IS If the
smoke would never say die"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-11
RrnI EstntC Transfer.

The following transaction IL real estate
was recorded in the county clerks office
yesterday:
Deed made August 2, 1877, By Martin
K. Denuls,on and Annie f. Denniston,
his wife, both of ONO county, to John
w Hunt and EmIhne Hunt, mis- wife,
both OF ONO county. for three lots OF
ground, situated IN the town of West
Liberty, Ono county, and designated on
the pla. O; SAID town ~ lots Nos. l5l,
l52 and 1913, with al buildings and APP
purtenances thereon belonging and at
tacaed thereto. Compensation S525.
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Barn Burned.

Early Sunday morning, barn owned
by Mr.. Amick, who resides some six
miles west OF Bridgeport, was wholly
consumed by fire. a number of horses
used by the employees OF the &. I. V. &
". Railroad Company were stabbed in
the place, ard when the men went in to
attend TO feeding and currying the
horses, lamp used by ore OF The men
suddenly bursted and set fire TO the hay.
The whole place was s5lsze before help
could be gained sufficient to extlnguish
the flames. We understand that there
wss no insurance on the property.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-11
safety of Steamer CITY Of Berlin.

LONDON, December l0-The steamer
City OF Berlin. IN tow of the steamer
City Of New York, has passed Crook
Haven.
The lnmsn Steamer Company con-
firm the safety OF the steamer City OF
Berlin, and say that their steamer City
Of New York, from New York io- Liv
erpo0I, passed Crook Haven at 230 this
morning, towing the steamer City Of
Berlin.
QUEENSTOWN, December 1913 P ".
The steamer City OF Berlin, from New
York, November oath, 'or Liverpool, has
just passed here on her way 10 the latter
port All well. On November Both,
when two days from Queenstown, shaft
broke. The steamer made little or no
Roadway under sail owing 10 easterly
gales. Saturday night she spoke the
steamer City of New York, of the same
line, from New York, November 18th,
tor Liverpool, and WAS by her taken in
tow.
LONDON, December l0.-All the mails
Of the steamer City of Berlin were land
ed a. ROche's Point. The steamer City
of Chester will sail from Liverpool on
Thursday next, for New York, in place
of the City OF Berlin.
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The Dale. scandal.

C1NCrSsATI. December l0-Alice
Ostes, at the opening OF her engagement
here to.uight, made speech to the audi.
ence, asking the public to suspend
opinion in her case until she could be
heard in the courts. where she would ST.
lent have shown 20 her that mercy tha.
the newspapers denied her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-11
AnlusCnlents.

No smusements OF any kind will APP
pear at the Opera House unit! next
Friday night, ~ which time Barlow,
Wilson, Primrose & Vests Mlnstrels
will appear for two nights Then fol-
ows, Brown, the mlnd-resder, 18th;
BARLEY CsmpbelI's Comedy Company,
20th and Dist; Pitts burgh Opera House
Company, 22d; +. e Bags Com bina-
ton, 24lh and 10Th; Mrs. Chantrou and
Company, Z6.h and 9th; Boucicaul. and
Company IN The Shsug 18th
and 18th.
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General Muster.

The SchmuIbayh Z1uaves will partici-
pate in their frs, general muster at the
a-mory at o'clock this evening. They
WI appear IN tu.l uniform, as they are
,1mpellcd 10 have six musters during the
,aar. There vii be several members
svorn in 81 this meeting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-11

To reduce stock and RAISE money |
will sell this week standard cloth prints
tor less than cents per yard and ali
other dry goods and carpets for lees
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed in the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
o; Main aud Twentieth streets. j. W.
Eerrel
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rial Docket,

The following cases will come up for
hearing before the County Court to-
day:
Pat Caufeld VS.. T. Currsn, Conrad
Schepp VS.. G. Wagonknecht, Amelia
Schsrman VS.. Henry Willie, Jacob F.
Linkert vs.. Fred. Folnsr, W. N. Patton
vs.. 7. B. McKean, Wheeler 4 stephens
vs.. I. and J Roereeht.
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Fruits, JeIIics. Cutters. Hc.' Tor the
Holidays.

Atmore's and Anderson Il Campbell's
minco meats. Agents for Ritter's fruit
buffers and jelIies, in wooden and tin
D lis. Also agents Tor Schlmmels fruit
buffers. 4 tul stock Of Jersey crsnber-
RES, raisius, currants, prunes, Goshen
and SchwgI, zer cheese. y ful line OF
heavy groceries at lowest market prices
ut A. c. Egerter y CO...
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LATER.
SaNF0RD'S RADICAL Ours

Not only promptly arrests the co--,,,-, .,,.,..
In CStArrh, bur, by sympathetic ac'.r- -. -
sound health all the organs - 90. .., 49, - D
become RfccteiNy u, aGI cNa.h.,. al 80. 'H
ing affections '....'
Defective EyssiEht' lnhamcd and Mater,
Hearing, EaraChc, Neuralgia ofth. - OF
Discharges from the Ear. Ringing \ ~,
I'm tho Head, Dizziness. NrrNou, ~
ache, Pains I'm the Temples. To-, ~ a.. AZ
Senses OF Taste and Smell. Flonr-,,,.,,-'"" mo
the Uvula, intiammatIou OF Ire Tnr,I,
Putrid Sore Throat Tickling or Hnckips
Cough Bronchitis and BIecd.u, o! "a.
Lungs.
Each p4cSSsse contain ~, ~ Saa'1'iN .-7-,r-.
rcctious FOR use IN all cases lr.-..i -. 3
all wholesale and FETAL d-Hs g-l, A. - ;
through VT the United states a.. ,.-A Z. n.
q POfTET, General AGcas g.. VI Ca. . ~,
g.sts, Boston, Mos.
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Another 4t.em,, nj Tbett

At an early hour yesterday morning,
thief entered the cellar of the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Charles Wincher, on Msr-
ket street between Seventh aud Eighth
streets, and in stumbling around in the
dark, awoke Mr.. Wincher, who started
down stairs after him. The would-be
thief escaped without having secured
any vaLuables.
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A Run AWAY.

Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock, 8
team OF two horses attached 10 wagon
and owned by countryman, were lett
standing on Sixteenth street near the
postotiice, and when the morning train
over the raging" Hempfeld came snort
ing past, the horses took fright and ran
of. The team was stopped before any
material damage resulted to either horses
or wagon.