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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-06
THE MAuCM CnuXn MIRACLE
Intense Observation-Disclosures llCi-
nan ana the Fortunate Young
WUnnnn interviewed.

MAuou CHUNK, Pa, February 1.-THE
excitement inciden. 10 the miraculous
cure Of Amelia Greth by Father Heinan
continues unabated. II is about the only
thing talked Of, and this whole country is
Wild with rumors. An Enquirer CORES.
pOnlent had an interview to-day with
Father LEHMAN.
In response 10 question where the
soul had been during its absence from the
body, he said, "The Guardian Angel has
directed that that shall not be revealed,
1t would do no good, and would only
create mockery. One man has already
been punished for his mocking, and there
might be Others" Al first Father Heinan
claimed that the wOman's lungs had been
entirely used up, and had ceased to per-
form their functions, when the soul also
LEFT; wheni il was suggested that this was
a'imnltaneOn4 departure Of animal soul
lie, Father LEHMAN corrected himself.
Hedid mot mean TO Pay that the lung.
were entirely but terribly decayed and oi
20 iurther uae, and hemorrhages have
low ceased, and neuralgia Of the face,
With which she had been afflicted, had
also been cured. This was a miracle
cute, said Father Heiuan, aud there is no
delu.ion about it.
Daring the conversation Miss Greth
Wa in the same room, and expressed
h.f'eIi openly and freely concerning her
lie and cure. She aaid the raising from
her bel on Saturday was not the frat that
Father LEHMAN had done for her. lie
ennd her twice before, once raising her
from bed OF sickness, in his own house,
and again at Reading, both times to en-
able her either to make journey from
OF to his house. Now abe Ielt confident
that the was perfectly and permanently
cured, and happy in soul and body. She
IA quite confident that her lungs were
completely gone, aud that by the cure she
fecrlyrd anew pair,
Public opinion continues divided. The
German Catholics believe thoroughly that
amifaclr wAs worked. Many Irish Cath
oIlc' are skepticSl, and Protestants de-
bounce the whole thing As a humbuE
The latter say "GIoly Joe," as Father
hsinan il here popularity known, only
"ertSa 4 little nOtOriety from these diver
gent opinions. Several iiticutIs have
en'net, and the feeling is becoming
stronger. Some claim TO believe him
honest, bu, the victim Of an emotional
and hy.,cricsl womAn, She made her first
exclusive promenade this afternoon,
Hhsn 'he visited Father Bunce, in this
Place, Walking about mile each way.
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WEST ALEXANDER lTLMs.-Sleighing
has gone, and with it "a throng Of glori.
Qua recoleClions."
Candidates ARE gently but firmly closing
in on us. How long, &c, &c.
The public schools will close with an
entertainment in a lew days.
A new organ has been placed in the
high school room.
Brevet Rev. Jas. A. Anderson is home
lrOn the Allegheny Seminary.
SM. Bell is preparing series OF arti'
Gle. for publication on the liver question,
We notice by card1 lately isaucd from
your office that E-qr. Waltz, Of the East
Ed, /. fully prepared to attend to any
kind Of bu.iness in his line, and we say
give him call.
S. KimminP, executor of the estate o.
II. Gordon, will offer for sale on Marcl
5lh, house and four acres Of land neal
hi. borough, AN !.
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Accidentally Shot.

MEMPHIS, February Dat about 1880
this morning negro called at the jail
and demanded permission TO see a com'
rade confined there. The jtilor Dawson,
refused and the negro began abusing him
in violent manner, and Dawson draw.
ing a pistol fired, but missing the negro
went through the glass door Of Cornelius
Cuttings family grocery on the corner oil
Overlon and Fourth streets, some Two
hundred yards distant and struck MI
Cutting Just below the heart as he was
standing in the room;he turned and ran ln'
to An adjlingn room, falling into the arms
Of his wife cxclaimning, "Oh Katie I'm
killed." and soon expired. He was a
highly respected citizsn, and his sudden
death causes great excitement among his
friends,
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sensational Cnniug Affair in
NiChMOnl, NNrginin,

KicHNoND, February 4.-(ireat excite.
nsHl wa caused here last night By u
Gaming Sirr between Mr.. Wyatt, form.
siI! 4 merchant in Philadelphia. and
~ ~ Barlow, Deputy Sheriff Of New York
GlEWhlrh happened on the bridge which
eSnnect' tie Exchange and Ballard lIo.
H, Mr.. Wyatt ia an elderly gentleman
LIlh young aud pretty wife. lie and
I 1as have lived apart, and last night at a
.aN hour he came upon her and Barlow
%Iin; m the bridge, when he Immedi.
atly went up 10 his wife and demanded
ssotIPIana,ion. She turned away indtg.
SAauy, and Wyatt then went for Barlow,
aSa'hC him by the coAtcollar and be.
.! .a1 TO zane him, Mrs. Wyatt is young
saa hAndsome. Great efforts arc being
@'a' to hush it up.
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BUSINESS EnsARKAsSMENTs.

MONTREAL, February 5.-The Domin.
ion Oil Cloth Company and David Rob.
ertson Tea importer, are in commercial
difficulties. Liabilities Of the former,
$500, 900, assets unknown. Liabilities Of
the latter, 100000, assets nominally as
large.
BUFFALO, February 5.-sweetcool &
Co., Wholesale boot and shoe dealers, sus.
pended to-day and assigned to D. G,
Beard. Liabilities Sl5O,OOO.
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FRANCE.


EFHICU HHueEIV"H NVHBEe'S'
PARIS, February 5.-A committee head
ed by NJ. Mencer, deputy from Meanx
and composed OF ofdeputies and merchants,
has been formed here to promote a COM
mercial treaty between Paris and the
United States. The committee resolved
10 dispatch N. Leon Chateau TO the
United States with an address showing
the benefits OF an increased commercial
intercourse and to convene Il Franco
American Congress here during the ap.
preaching international exhibltion.S
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Insurance Deficiency.

ST. JoHN, n. B., February 5.-The af.
fairs Of the Citizens Insurance Company
for the last year show deficiency in the
FIRE department OF SIZE, 900, $4,000 Of
which has been supplied by call Of 10
per cent on the shareholders and the re-
mainder BY loans, interest, &c.
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Dpcliucin Nhlpping Business.

New YoRK, February GA Boston
dispatch says that the shipping business
Of that city has been falling away for the
pA.t four years, and with view OF pre-
venting a further decline and regaininG
wha, il lost merchants are circulating
and signing petitions to have Boston and
Albany make direct connection with the
IIoosac Tunnel, that Chicago and other
commercial centres msy be brought into
closer relations with the East.
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FIRE RECORD.

CHICAGO, February 5.-The Academy
OF Music, which burned early this morn
ing, wa4 owned by VIM. D. ClapP, who il
now in Europe. The original cost was
$50 900, and improvements have beer
added which cost Sl6,OUO, but It's actus
value was probably not over $So,oOO
The insurance is $4,000, distributed
among fifteen companies. The perform
era lost their wardrobes and the mn
sicians their instruments and music
which increase the aggregate loss BY
about $1,000. The fire probably origI
mated in a hot.air furnace.
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WASHINGTON, February 5.-The bodies
Of two men came ashore yesterday nea,
the wreck Of the Metropolis and were
buried.
, PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-About
125 survivors Of the wreck Of the Metrop
oils arrived from Norfolk to day. The
majority OF them are willing to sail fol
Brazil in the next steamer and will b
permitted TO do 60.
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MIR. Washburne,s lecture.

OMAHA, February 5.-Hon. +. B
Washburne, Of Illinois, lectured on the
"siege Of Paris" before an audience this
evening that filled the Academy Of Music
TO oyerAowing. After the lecture there
was a grand ovation by the German resi-
dents. Two bands Of music, in a torch
light procession, serenRded Washburne
Addresses were made and grand ban
uuat EarVed.
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10 the steamer sarnes

FORTRESS MONROE, February 5.-The
steamer General Barnes, from Savannah
for New York, when of the winter quar-.
ter shosl, February ., broke the piston
head, cylinder bottom and bent the piston
rod. She drifted about until Monday at
10A.N. when the vessel was taken in
tow and arrived here at 10 o'clock today.
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Seizure Of stolen Cattle.

NEw YORK, February Sex Sheriff
Haskett, Of Allegheny county, Pa, has
seized seventeen head Of cattle in the
pens OF United States Senator Nc.
Pherson at the Jersey City Cattle Yards.
Haskett claims that the cattle were stolen
from his yards a week ago by George
Jeremy,
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Scotland Wants no Papal Hier.
archy in Hers.

LONDON, February 5.-The Standard
says: The Couvener Of the Glasgow
Pfesbytery Of the Established Church has
telegraphed the Pope that an interdict
will be demanded against the proposed
Papal Hierarchy from the Supreme Civ
il Court Of Scotland, and the laws Of the
country will be rigidly enforced against
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Fire Victims.

NEw York, February 5.-Thomas Gas.
sidy, aged four years, one Of the children
sufloCated last night at fire in East 9th
street, died to-day. The only remaining
child, Joseph, aged five years, is not eK'
pected 10 recover.
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To rcmnIn I'm tlIe United States,

NEw YonK, February 5:-lt Is sHit
that Bishop Conroy, oil Ireland, VIC
visited Canada, IA obligate ol the Holy
See, will remain in the United States il
that nnnacity
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CINCINNATI, February ON. II. Hub
bic, stock dealer Of WOrlhington, lndy
was robbed Of 5000 by highwaymen
while returning to his home last evening.
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WASHINGTON.
One Hundred Million Dollars OF
Coupon Bonds to be Issued.

WAsuIEoToN, February 5.-WAllaces'
Long Bond Bill, as amended and reported
to-day, directs the Secretary Of the Treaa-
ury 10 issue Sl0O,00O,O0O Of coupon
bonds OF the denominations OF S25, $50
and $lO0, and Of equal sums Of each OF
said denominations, redeemable In coin
after fifty years from the date of their Is
sue, and bearing interest payable semi.
annually in coin at the rate Of 365 per
cent per annum. These bonds are 10 be
in lieu OF the same amount Of four per
cent bonds authorized by the act Of July
II, 1870, and like them are TO be exempt
from taxation. The new bonds are TO be
offered for sale at the different sub.treas-
uries and United States depositories at
par and accrued interest Tor coin, or for
United States legal tender notes at the
current market valuation, and the pro-
ceedS are to be applied TO the redemption
OF any outstanding United States bonds
bearing higher rate Of interest.
RECEPTION.
The card reception Of the Japanese
Minister and his wife last evening was an
elegant affair. The foreign legations
were largely represented. Ex.Ministers
Davis and Schenck and Minister Foster,
together with members Of the Cabinet,
Judges OF the Supreme Court, members
Of Congress and other prominent perso-
nsges, all accompanied by ladies, were
also present.
CONSIDERING THE TARIFF Bull.
The Committee on Ways and Means
to-day began the consideration Of the
tariff bill. They will hold two more meet
ings this week on the subject and there
after sit daily. The friends Of the bill
say there is every probability that it will
become law. Mr.. Wood thinks the bill
will be disposed OF and reported to the
House this month.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs
has agreed TO report favorably on Mr..
Whitthornes bill, which provides for
certain estimates OF the Navy Depart
ment to be given in detail, in addition to
the estimates required by section $685. Of
the Revised Statutes.
PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTION.
The second public reception Of the
President and Mrs. Hayes was a greater
success than the first one. Among those
present were Sir Edward Thornton, Sec
retaries Evarts and Sherman, Key and
Devins, Generals Sherman, Meigs, Van
Welt, Mcdowell and Lefeure, Governor
Prescott, Admiral Jenkins, Swiss Consul
General Hitz, Justice Strong, Senators
Cameron, Anthony, Bruce and Matthews.
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Canal Tolls.

ALBANY, February 5.-The canal toll
sheet Of 1877, with the addition Of max
ing -four, leeehed ashes and petroleum
free, was adopted by the House this
morning.
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ITALY.

RoME, Feb. 5.-The Popolo Roman
say; that Italy and France have accepted
Austria's invitation to the conferences.
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HOUSE.

The time was consumed this morning
in the presentation and reference Of pc.
titions, resolutions, etc.
4 bill extending the time Tor the com.
pletion Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
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BALTIMORE, February 6.-The father
Of Charley Ross arrived here to-day, and
met the Demerara boy, who be declared
IL not his son.
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Snrinrs Rank EnioIued.

BOSTON, February 5.-The Mercantile
Savings Bank is enjoined for the present
from doing business.
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Consents 10 the Conservation OF
Dr. seymour

GALVESTON, TgxAs, February ga
Houston special says that the Standing
Committee Of the Diocese Of Texas unan-
imously consent to the conservation Of
DR.. Seymour.
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acknowledgement

mil. p,.,cd the lower branch Of the
otio legislature, on Monday last, pro-
V- ';I,r, 10, the punishment Of newspaper
,,,Ii.br,. ,, by fine and imprisonment for
fIl;.biry advertisements Of divorces
rr.ocn,ed.o /. prescribes maximum
Yf,.,I,v Of i've hundred dollars fine and
,,,i.opment for six months.
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PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTION.
Weather Indications.
WAR DErAnIursr,

WAR DKPAR1MkNrI ]
OYYicH OF THK CHIEY sIGNAL 0YRIcEH,
WARRINGTON, D. C, Feb. 6-l u H.
ERoBABfLiLEs.
For the East Gulf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley and Lower Lakes.
warmer clear or partly cloudy weather,
followed by increasing cloudiness, south
winds, stationary or falling barometer.
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r,1Esr has been obtained by citt
-, oI Mississippi for new method o.
..Ii.c,inr taxes on drinks, which is sait
,,bs far better than the Moflet or Clarke
,.,i.,,r, Books Of coupons are sold bJ
~ STATE Auditor to all liquor dealers
wb.a drink is sold the consumer re
,,i,r. acoupon, which entities him to re
..i,e from the State, in payment Of hi'
m,,. one cent. II two drinks are to be
n,iJ for he receives an orange colored
.,nnoo good for two cents. If five drinks
gIue paper good for five cents. Mo-
o,lr does the Stuteenjoy an income from
L.i,, on drinks, but the consumer has
,.,.onable chance Of paying of his taxes
vi,b the orange and blue coupons. The
,loop. are crowded at all times with mer
mixing out their taxes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-05-25

HNTPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GEN
ERAL MERCHANDISE,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
fe16 No. so King Street, Honolulu, IL. l. ly
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A TTORNEYS AT LA wv. K. CASILE'
- NOTARY PUBLIC
win the Courts Of the Kingdom Particular at
tention negotiation OF Loaus, ConVeyanclns
Iecing etc il Money Loan on Mortgage -ofFlS Il ;
Merchant Street. 3rd door south Of Fort street. Honolulu
"a Islands jars Ohi
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CFrom Scribner for May-)
The Mermaid and the Octopus.

The Mermaid and the Octopus.
There was 4 mermaid beneath the SEA,
By her papa kept in 4 locked abyss
Yet in spite Of the cruel old norman, she
Fell deeply in love with octopus
a Shiny, grimy octopus
A green, unrhymy octopus.
The son Of terrible cuttIe-fsh.
4 quivering. shiyering, octopus
He'd savage eyes and dreadful strength
In his horrid beak that cooked up was
And tsntacIes, thirty feet in length
Surrounded this wonderful octopus
This mighty, bitey octopus!
This snappish, fghty octopus
The son Of terrible cuttIe-fshi
\ quiv-ring, shivering octopus
There wrigglsd in electric eel
On the mermaid's lips he schocked buss
said she - The magnetic thrill feel,
But you'd better look out for my octopus
He's a frighrfuI. spitefuI octopus.
Yet a most delightful octopus
The son Of a terrible cut,Ie-fsh
A quiyering, shIverins octopus -
Guoth she 70 her nurse, an old mermaid.
Although the old man has locked up IL,
4 way know, and I'm not afraid
To escape 10 my darling octopus
Ny beautiful, dutiiul octopus
And a very suitable octopus
The sun Of terrible cuttle-fish
\ quiyering, shivering octopus"' -
She called a cyclone, that in Broadway
I'm certain would over have knocked a bus,
But i only carried her, sulky, away,
So she might eIope with the octopus
Audacious. rapacious octopus ~
Cried the nurse. .' On good gracious octopus
The sun Of terrible cuttle-fsh
4 quivering, shivering octOpus!' ~
AMI in their weedy coral bed
They lie in duLciSsiHlis HOctibus-
AT night she's embraced and in daytime fei
BY the numerous arms of her octopus
s curious, furious octopus
A quite injurious Octopus
The son Of a terrible cuttle-fsh.
quIveriug shiyering octopus
CHARLES p. Russell.
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G.. S. BARTOW
CASTLE & HATCH,

A UCTIONEER. SALESROOM on QUEEN
"a f-2 street, foot of Kaahumanu. ly
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Il Advertisers residing In the Eastern United States,
pay for their cards by enclosing Greenback tned States
Postage stamps for such they wish 20 and their
cards will be inserted above table for the time paid for
u Business Cards, when PREPAfD FOR YEAR, are
allowed discount from these rates. which for transient
advertisements when paid or charged quarterly.
Single copies Of the Cents when charged
Fifteen Centsi BY the dozen. One Dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-27
Hv i. 4. Kerby. AuctiOneer.
(No. 81 King stract. Alexandria, Va
Y MlE,nIif. OLE nEliR Y H GE

(No. 81 King stract, Alexandria, Va
by VIRTUE OF DEGREES OF ~ u
I'D Circui. Court ct the city CT AloxaIdrls,
Virginia, rendered at tho November term, 1875
end the November term, 1871, in the chancery
suit of Fairfax against Thoraton and othors, the
undersigned, Commissioners by said decree
thereto authorized, will proceed, on SAT K
DAY, the 18th day OF June, 1878, ut II O'CLOCK
~, TO sell By public auction, Ii front Of the
Market Building, Oh Royal street, in The ssid
city of Alexandria W :, Q TRACT Of LEND,
in Fairfax county, Virgins, containing six
thousand seven hundred and fCty-four (6,754)
acres, in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
being the residue Of the original purchase 6y
Thornton from Fairfax remaining un=old. Ihe
Washington aid Chic Railroad is located
through the tract & plat Ct the property Will
be exhibited 81 the time and place OF sale. and
tie same offered in lots or SO o whole, as may
prove 10 the interest of ali parties concerned.
Terms Of Sale: Ten thousand dollars cash,
and the residue Of the purchase money to be
payable in equal nstalments ct one, two and
three years, respectively, with interest from the
day Of sale, to be evidenced and secured By the
bonds Of the purchaser, with good personal &C.
curity; the commissioners TO retain the title to
said land until the purchaser shall have paid sll
of the purchase money. Conyeyancing at the
cost Of the purchaser.
S. FERG USON BEACH,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.,
SD 1O-2aT!s CoIlm'rs. Of Sale
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!atJS"TlGM SALES.
i:v r A Eorhv. hUctloneer,


1fSa'!STSE'S SALE OF B. VALUABLE
< MAakAG uAHDEN-By. virtue of q
d.ci e tru.5 executed by William Fuller, to
Crar1c. 3. stnar. bearing date on the LIST day
ur E",Eu@r?. 1>72, aud of record in the land
r>co,d,p J'si:i':x county, Virginia, ,liber o.,
No 4 fJ.io e.. !h5 subscriber, (Who has been
duly sppoinlc1 as. trustee in the said deed of
!sust in tho ;,!.ce OF the said Charlea Z. Stuart
2ho hss departed this liie,) by the direction of
tho beneficiary in the sid deed of trust. will
81 poso 70. s$lo hy public auction. on SATUR.
Day, the 18th day Of day, 1878 in front OF the
Market Housa. OH Royal street, IN the city OF
A'oxsndris VA, ut l.! H., the property thereby
ooave7 cd, ,;l: Two LOTS OF GROUND,
with the HuII:DlN GS and lMPROv l.
MENTo thereon. i'll the ssid county of Fairfax,
bounded us fellows: Lot No. l, bounded on the
north by Jefferson street, (oxt2nded) on the cast
by Patrick street. (extcnded) on the south by
Greene stree, (extoude4) and on the west by
Henry street (eytendcd) Lot No. ?, bounded
on the north by Greene stroot (oxtonded) on tho
esst By Patrick street. (extcndsd) On the south
by Church street. (extondod) and on the west
by Henry street, (axtended) being the property
formerly owned and occupied by Abort Spinks.
forms CT Sac-Cash.
ap 2G-eots ALBERT STUART, Trustee.
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By +. 4. KerbY, AuctioIeer,

CALEOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y N Fairfax COUNTY, NEAR AL
EXAND2IA, W.. by virtue Of decd of
trust executed by Henry Studs and Janet
Studds, his wife, dated the 2S'h day Of August,
1srs and of record in the land records Of Fairfax
counlr Vrgilis. tho undersigned, trustee there
in ~ MAJ md ST tho rcques: Of the owaer of the
notn. Tiara, " secured, will expose for sale by
nubIic aueti0n in front Of tho Market House, on
P Royai srest n NC city of Alexandria, on the
ETEVESTH "a y OF MAY, 1878 at y m 4,
the following desc7ib ID property, TO wit -
ACRES OF LA Ia, oGuna Ell
on tho east By tbs Tclegrap roel, on ms We e
Csmeron run. This PROPERTY is we'll adapted to
garden or dairy purposes, ,cOp
Ternls-CasL +. H. WIN -LIOn,
an 11-2lEIw tusLec'
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select stock Of SPRING., CLOTHING,
remarkably cheap.
S. DEALHAM,
G2 King st., cor. Fairfax.

sB- ENJOY LIFE.--What truly beautiful
world we live in Nature gives US grandeur OF
mountains, glens and oceans, and thousands OF
means for enjoyment. We can desire no better
majority of people feel like giving it up dis.
hesrtened discouraged and worried out with
disease, when there is NO occasion for this feel
ing, as every sufferer can easily obtain eatisfac;
tory proof that Greoa's August Flower Will
make them as FREQ from disease as when born.
Dyspepsia and Livor Complaint is the direct
cause OF seventy. i've per cont Of such msadies as
Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Cos.
tiveness Nervous Prostitution, Dizziness Of the
Hoad, Palpitstion of the Heart, and othor dis.
tressing symptoms. Three doses ct august
Flower will prove its wonderful effect. Sample
bottles ID csnts. lob rs