davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06
2 IL. WARNER, Real Estate a act,oneer,

ii. WARNER, Real Estate \ ucttoneer,
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED REAL
ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE Or I
STREET., NEAR 2SD STREET NORTH-
y! virtue Of deed Of rust recorded in L,ber ~
No 864, folio 40 ct seq one OF the L and -
records of the District of Columbia, and de-
cree OF the Supreme Court of the District of
Golumnia passed IN equity csqse ~. 67sI June
September, 1873, 81 O'Clock p. M. In front of the
premises, sell at public auction, lot In square 40
In the city of Washington, which said lot, unim
proved, containing about 6 $40 square feet ar
ground, will be subdivided iuIO three lots. each a
which win have frontage OF about 81 feet al
street, and will BE- sold separately.
Terms OF sale: Ono third tO0ethef with the ex-
penseS OF SALE In cash; the residue in three eoua
payments Ut SIX, twelve a. eighteen mOrths re-
spectively, for which the notes OF tho purchaser
bearing Interest from the day OF sale at per cont
per annum. payable semi-annuay, and secu ed nv
deed OF trust on the property Sold will be taken:
or the purchaser may pay cash Ia full, at his OD-
ton. All conveyancinR Ard rsco, ding viii be s.
the cost of the purcha and II he erms of sale
shall not be complied with in i've DAYS after the
sale the property Will be reeod at the risk and cost
Of the defsnltng purchaser. dep ,sit Of $50, or
$50 on each subdfvided lot win b. required az the
VIM. HELMICK.
H. G. ALTMAN, ) Trustees
Of1re, 028 Oh st Get q. ",
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. sens. d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06
MEDICAL, &c.

&b0 REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS FAILS 70
- cure any case OF Female Weakness, Irregulari-
ss st. ~ gsns
CONSULT DB. LEON. the Oldest estabiis6ed
nent and speedy cure In the shortest time possible
and ill-treated cases specially. A thorough cure
or NO charge: separate consulting rooms So5
nR: Brown HAS HAD GREAT SUCCESS
fHeincy. seminal Weakness, Loss OF vigof. and all
q Or q Hss
s1PeIFnience; The very werst cases solicited Hours:
street northwest back room. - "' aug aaSS4im linz
CH1LLs, sGHILLs, .cH1LLs. Ty R1LEY,s
At the following, druggists: Bishops, Gibbs,
ksssss bb,skns stones
vest lawson ana is0 ON s snsso h im.
nR: LEON, the Oldest Established and only
- ReliSbe Ladies Physician In the City, can be
ssg at No. Ss st. y
Al Female Complaints quickly cured. Office and
Residence, 60 s. Paca st., Baltimore. sugs0-lr
MANHOOD RESTORED.
victim of youthful imprudence, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility, ETC.. having tried
s self Yen sn Ss has found
mysz.eo1ySf - one Ii q. s st.. n. =.
DEGISTER'S EMINENT
IL Cures rheumatism, Neuralgi3, Headache ana
ali sores, pains, INJURIES &c. It never falls TN
It: Sold bI Nugglsts Is and 80 cents. STOTT /
for Washington, apl6-m : am
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTBON can ns
~ consulted every Wednesday and Hat0rday 1t b..
Omces vi st.. between 9th and 10Th, IRON 3 to
p;m., on all diseases Of the Urinary Organs auG
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and seminal W eaK.
ness, Nervons DEBILITY, Impotency, Prom ature Do
Dimness OF Sight or 6iddiness, Indis estion, 30.
&C., all resulting from abuses In youth excesses II
StrictaI % and Syphilis quickly cured. Dr. q. 10.
native OF Baltimore, with II years experience IT,
OF this city. visits Washington every Wednesda,
and saturday. Persons In need Of medicS treat
mont for any or tbs above diseases viii ind ir h.
the'r interest to cali upon aiu., who aill tasufS
hohoTa0e ana bclstlidc sfastu'ens, and curs
guaranteed IA 5reTT C-ss5 amber lSkas. VIII rsfeF
hla patTons ~ aF Of ina ,osdtcs l1Y.cisns " Be-!
tlnofo AID saoT !ettors OF testtrIool:is from tbs
SAFE, Cal OF aAi-l CSC ~ ABOVE az 70 10 Esnttn
huteS 't'so'' hsF'norr- nsr@If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06

DEADLY 1CE-wATER-The Rochester Er.
press of Monday says: James Ball stationary
steam engineer in the employ of TIE express
company, after becoming very much over
heated in the performance OF his duties ON
Saturday ai.Ss loon iast frank great deal OF
Ice shortly afterWard he was taken with
most painful symptoms, fainting away several
times, and was finally taken TO his residence
No. !, Grace street. Here he was attended by
Drs. Swami and Bennett, but without the good
effects hoped for, for a. about II o'clock ON
Deceased was man oil about % years"
AS-Cheap Out-of-door breakfast-A roll on
the grass.
SRA fellow isn't half so much bothered By
the dog days as he IS by the cat-nights.
Rs-Did you ever look for dog and find the
dog-gone dog gone?
MARRIED..
NIItN-TORBgRp. On Thursday sspr.,11-
Ser 8. 1878 by R'v, u David " lsou' AZ.
t. EBEET, al - Pr'PCv .3Is.' . t.F .+v NJ
--~-e s--
BsEE
slMFsON. On H1nr.r. s-.t-. ,sr 9. 1875,
S1EIHhN T. -. zl3, u Lac slA -l-A.A yess
OF has age.
sADLER. On THURSDAY, september 6, 1878. ~
Laurel Md EMMA VI wife Of ROJoit II. Sad
Ter, and daughter of William It. Steiger, Of Wash.
Funeral services viii take place at her late resi-
dence on Friday, 9Th instant, at p. m.-aDd the
intern ent at Cak blu Cemetery At 80 y. NJ. The
place.
sEssPoRD. On Thursday. September 8, is7S.
j, SEPH SEssFoRD, aged six, y-two.
GINA avenue, between Four -s-balf and Siyth
Streets, Saturday, IT 3 O'Clock .. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06
SALES.
TlAOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HNhOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
On SATURDAY. septt mbsr 7th. at I2
NJ, / 81 sell in front of nv sa!esroom ~
Thrt Horses one arm Wagon, AA
Inc HOrse aud Carriage. one Buggy,
ore pair Dark Ra, Carriage Horses,
Double and Single harness,
Flows, HarrOWs, Grind Stone,
Farming and Carp ,n-er's Tools. &c.
1t THOMAS DOWLING, Aurt.
1NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer,
On SATURDAY September 7. at 10 o'cl'kn
an, shall Sill In front of my Salesrooms, Va
to cover advances and storage The following:
z. Mirror ainut NJ T. Sideboard. -
MI. 7. Tables Side and Easy Chairs,
Walnut Hat Rack. Lace Curtains,
Window Shades Brussels Carpets,
~ cravings, Chromos. Mantsl Ornaments,
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &C., &c
1t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06

OtD CLOTHES, AC:aL. Roe dealer In
&C., 68 It'll street southwest, offers great barRajns
he pays the highest prices In CASH for tho several
atticies named shove. Orders By mail attended
sOs unV6-tR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06

The total value OF exports from the United
$3.50 6SS 1888 in 1878 an increase Of $4l1 293 1873,
or 1s3 per cent: The total increase In the
value OF agricultural products exported from
the United States In the year 1878, over the ex-
ports OF the year ending June 80, 1858, amounts
to sNa.471, 2S2, or IS per cent. The balance of
trade against the United States In the ave
years next before the panic was S554, 052, GOT.
but the balance Of trade last year, If compared
with that OF the two years next before the
panic. shows . gain in favor OF the United
States IN one year OF over 800 OO0, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


r H. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELL1N6-No. 941 STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated August -
go, A. ID. 1911 duly recorded In Liber No, t.sJ
662, folio $50 one Of the land records for the ~
District of Columbia, and at the request Of the
tior, In front OF the premises. on MONDAY, Sep
ten Der BIB. 1878. at O'Clock p. m, ali that Ger
ington, u. g, known as lot numbered nineteen
(19). IN Davidson recorded subdivision of square
together with the improvements, &C.
Terms: One-thtrd cash, and the balance In g. IL
and 1S months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold, all CASH 1T the option
OF the purchaser; 500 deposit at time of SALE and
all cenveyancng at purchaser cost. Terms to be
complied with In days, otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell The properly at the risk
and cost or the defaultng purchaser after five days
advertisement.
CHARLES a. JAMES, Trustee.
y. L. COLDW ELL, Salesman. augZ8-dtd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

3EADY-e4ADE sHIRTs.
Mems ur-t,.aaed Shirts 80 cents; Of WAmsutta
7,lsIin. ~ Finished, 70 cents; OF VAN.
utta Cs;.,. a} cents. Boys Shirts, II, LIZ and
.S-ircd. 81 80 c5nB unfinished, and - cents nm.
sheC CT = a.i,s..t.a cation.
aHiRTS TO ORDER.
rhe best X. st g. %; second, 81 IL %, u bO,
. .2S aud ii s1o1. Fit always warranted. Best
S-piy Linen oiiars, s for IL, SPECIAL bargain;
hers, 8 e. III. Linen Cuffs, IS cents Per pair;
Iuze Underscirts; Lisle T lread co. Novelties in
= SA"sa III H6M PsoN's a1Rr FACTORY,
,el6-tr STd ct. q &C.,. OPP. Patent Oh1ce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06

nR. RICORD'O ESDENCR OF LIFE
~ Restores manhood and the Vigor Of Youth to
TIE most shAstered constitution In four weeks
FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE. This Life restoring reme-
~ should be taken BY al about to marry, Sr Who
nave become weakened from excess or any other
cause. success In every case Ii certain e that
water 9uenches thirst. . per casa. Sole AGENT
Dr.. jos. JACQUES, I UnivafSity PIaoe NeS
10tk. OS9019t8 S0QVSs90. tAnl.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06
MARRIED..

aN-rORBgRp. On THURSDAY, SspUan-
Der s, 1873. by B'v, u David " lsau Ar,
CoLTNEUS 7. LA>i.sM zoF fiss >sp,rT =
TtEBEEr, al % Pr,PcV 's1s.' :. .'v NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06

hR: LEON, the Oldest Established and only
- Reliable Ladies Physician In the City, can be
consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and 5atur.
day, at No COS st. n. W., from to O. clock.
All Female Complaints quickly cured. Office and
Residences. go 4 PAca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06

DEGISTER'S EMINENT
IL Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache ana
ali sores, pains, INJURIES &c. It never falls TN
It: Sold 6I Iuggists Is and 80 cents. STOTT /
for Washington. apl6-m y = am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06
MANHOOD HEsTORED,

wi
victim of youthful imprudence, causing pre-
mature decay. nervous debility, etc.. having tried
In vain every known remedy, has found Simple
sell cure, which he will send FREE to his fellow
sIn s@rso1x Aaaress 4, o, j. h: Reeves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-06

I'D cure any Gaze of Female Weakness Irregulari.
ties and Obstructions; 80 years. experience. Once
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-29
G5SSchemflichc S(lincis &foafs-Bea,eme.

6oudenS' S6eune entfernten Baunes lab
man G0eiIe zines henldIdm R0rpers ;
auf benz Dad Der Sbcune Lag Gin menl1s
Itd)er &opf, in neldem man ben pes
0ou6ens %ertannte; in benz 0of bet Der
Sbeune lagen SeBen bon einem menl6z
li6eu &umpf uuo Don Beinen uno 6Gls
ben; du6 Stide bon elmer 2dbdtspfette
fqnoen ii6 por. Sfenbar tuar 5ou6enS,
aa1oem ct obigen 8rief gei6rieben bate,
1T ben 0of ieiner Sbeuue gc9angeit, bate
ftG baieIbit dut Elm SAB 9eiebt. ipeIdes
piersig Yfuno oes i~tGrtlteit Sprengpuluers
ent9ielt, ipie es !6ou1ets III ieinem naDert
Steiubrude benltbte, bate bann ieine
brenuenoe Yfeife III ben Waato genomiiIen
uab fIr3 oaraif nit tbr oas Yulper attgeS
siin6et.
8alo fanbsn Die 0a6barn aud bic
2eiden Der Srau, BET S6iDiegermutter tIno
Eobter beS lngebeners; Der iiebetidbrige
Rnabe tam nit leilem 8ritoerebet gum
8ori6eim uno Don ibm er6teIt man Die
eflte nGbere &unoe iiber 0ie WtorStbaten.
Der entieBlid Hare anb bentli6e Brief,
tueld)eH !pou6ens binterlieB, ldlleBt Ietoer
beinabe gans bic 2tnnabtne aus, oaB 6on@
6etS baS Shredli6e, mas obef er5ablt
tit, tur i'm WabniinR begangen babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-29
Sell

Grft Dor tpeni9en Sabren parbe auf2an>
osreien tn WcRean @ountb TT
YenniDlpantem 6ObIenol ent6edt,
uno l6on baben iib Oieie 0ditoereten 3iir
ergtebiglten Soblen0lge9enD oeS 9artSen
9anoes entpifelt. Q8ir entnebnen Iber
iie benz DYbiIab. Dsmtr," ToI9enoes:
Sin 0rttttbetl bon allem &oblen6l,
tpeldes lit. ben Ser. Staaten getponnen
tpiro, fommt ieBt aus Der Dell @egeno bon
WcRean county. IS tuer6en iebt tdgIt9
$4,000 bis II 5000. SAP Del baitlbft geipons
ren; Nnoere iddben ben Grtrag iogar auf
10000 Bis $1,000 Tdb. geadSem man
ldort fritber in Sic Scent COUNTY Dergebs
LID nad Del geboDrt bate, eridlob man
bdlelbit inn Sommer 1875 cine Nueae,
pei6e td9It6 900 SaB ~Iieferte. 9as par
Der Beginn. l16 nltit ertoedte man IN
0itli0er un6 n6rbli6er 8idtung Don 6ie@
lem Bunft QueIIe auf Guelle. Bis fi6 Sds
@otntD 3n einem OritttbeiI dls cine Selz
9tegion be~ransgeitelt bate, tDie IS feline
5tpeite IN Set gSelt 9iebt. Oos Qanb, bas
frit6er MIR $40 per older brdhte, tpirb ieBt
fur $500 perfauft. Oabei iino aber ai6
2dnoereien, fir tpelbe TIN bortgen Sabre
5000 per Nder ge3ablt murben, pieoer auf
TAO 1S(AQHkHuttAkNI UNt WV XIV "
gefnloen iuul0e.
@s lit cine mtIbe SpefnIatiom
bort i'm Sang, bic Diel g(ebnlihfeit nit
benz 80rienipiel bat. 8ie frliber BET Dem
&obIenfeber in YenniDlDartcn uno bel benz
0olofieber in Californian, ~iDrin9en aud
bier 0Orfer ulo Stdote sIet6iam aus benz
8ooen ; Die einem gebeiben, bic anberen ges
ben ebenio i9nel ipieoer gu Grurtoe. gor
leds Sa6ren mar feline @tienbabn I'M
@Ountp, auber Der 8biIa6eIpbid nnb Grie
in Der Siiomeits gde; jeBt sdbLt ntGn 0eren
6; 3 mur0en in eitem Sabre gebaut, MnD
3tpar finb es i6matsipurige. SIN S: 1870
bate bds County ettpas iber 8OO0@inipobz
ner, iebt bat IS SO, 200.
Sci benz Sel>Gegen eieier Negton un6
BET ben g%lGn3enoen Musffd)ten auf Wlebr
lit es bios Der geringe 8reis 6es Oels,
tpelder btnoern6 geger tpeitere @nttptfez
lung eini6rettet. Dor &urseln bradte baS
SAB Del So Gents, uuo cine Bobrung
toftet $4,000. Oabei minlen Is SAB tdgs
LTD g%efponnen tperoett, I'M NUT Die Roltett
su beden. Oas lit abi6reden0. Da ieoo6
Der Breis in bic 61be 81 9eben beripribt,
10 getpintt MleS 1euen Wnt9 1En6 ipeiflagt
etnen balbigen Yreis bon Sc per 6a6.
l1nb i1pn bereitet matt ii6 bot, nod ntebr
au p~robuairen, ipdbreno bod bic BroDutz
tion idon iebt au groB lit nab tint eiH
0ritttbeil nerminoert iperoen iollte. G5 tit
imnter oas alte Qieo. taum ipad)ft bte9ta6z
frase, 10 tuddit du6 bic Misrepresentation.
Sun @an3en 9iebt IS jest 1900 prooltftipe
Quelen i'm County; iogenannte trodene
Quellen vOuiters" 9eltdnnt) siebt es buns
bert, fuorduS man 6as 8i1itp oabit beredz
nen fa1n, baB BET Is 8obrungen bmr6z
i9ntttli4 cine febli9ldgt.~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-29

tpeber an GROCER l1asstpiBbeit betreffs Der
&egenmenge unO HegenSett, ooer Die Grs
3eu9niiie folten in 6olge ldtpierl9er @pmS
muaication> ober anoerer llmltd1oe meDr,
ais iie mad Nblieferung auf 0em Wtarfte
einbrtngen nno einbrin9en louert, UNI 1tb
besablt SA MAIDEN.
S6lieBti6 bteibt nod Bic Srdge 5lbbeS
antworten: y9Sie MAI eS m0gli6, Dab
cine neue Bartei ltb itncrbalb zines
bal6en Sabres 9e9en ben 8unO Der alien
Barteien prgantltren unb IN Der WtetropDle
GalifornienS Iiegen fonute 2" 9Sir bu6et
bier nlr seringet lSedlel bes arbeitslole Ell
Clements. Der californiide vGramp"
fdnr nidt tpte Der I'M Often bon Stem
yort nad Bolton Dbet mad Baltimore,
YbilabelpDia, MaiDington IL. /. 10. mall
Selt. st lift oil San SranctSco gebantt
uno febrt babtn slriid, tuenn CT ieinen oft
nergebltden 8eriu1, Nrbeit in ben Nder@
bauz 0egerloen 81 befonlmen, genta6t bat,
ober tuen1t Die turSe @rttesett porilber lit.
Nuf Der etiten Seite lte1t ct Dor Den l6neez
beoedten @ipfeIn Der Sierras9 teOaoa NIB
elmer ba9inter liegenoel ipetten Sld6e ul1
cultiptrten 2anOes, allf Der an6ern Seite
bot benz itiaen Scean. SIM Often flltcs
tuirt Die Arbeiterflaiie, inoem fie benz
i6paMfenben Nrbeitsmorfte lolgt; III San
Srancisco iptrb oie @rbitterung zines
ftebenben 9rpletariats bur1 tDeiltpetie ge>
redte Sei6iperben gcnGbrt. uro inter
llmltdnoen l6reitct Gin irregeletteter 9auz
fen CUR Selbitbilfe.
SIN September 5. S. trttt IN Sdcrd>
lnento ocr Stadtsconuettn nit etttem
OritteI 0elegaten bon Der SearneD@ ODER
9lrbeiter : 9artet slr 9teptiton Der c~alifor>
niiben StaatSperfaifultg 5ulartnlen. Die
9eBteren uerben einen WtartlnaliaB oeS
einem 8eliber erlaubten 2a1oeS fe1t3u=
itellen lu1en, eiten 8eltb bis gu $1,000
iteuerfrei erfldren uno bieies &orbaben
pieaeiht nit 6ilfe Der ~fleineren Sarrner
bon ber Jog. nllnparteiii6en Yartet"
burdleber. Die electromagnetic tDitroe
6aburd I'M gansett Ganbe fart peri6o6en
iper0cn. Sagegen mtrb Die Otebrsabl Der
,llnparteiii6cn" bet &laiie, iuelobe feline
Steuerr ;abIt, ben 8eltBloieu, bic @iniptr>
flung auf ote @emeinDes TinanSen St ent>
siebeu iuGen, inbem bas aIgen1eire
Stimmredt bel Der 9Sabl itGDtil6er 8e>
antten beldrGnft tpilroe.
Die bur6 bic Ottnentriimmer uno bic
Serianbung Der Sliiiie bebrObten Iderbau1
@egerOen iperOen sesen Die 8ergpertsz
Counties gu TelOe siebet. @egeu Die Gbis
neien tDtrb ir9enO @tipas gei6eben, mas
Die 8~unbesseridte fir nerfaiiun9smiOrio
ertldren tperben. Die 100 Sage Der Sel>
iion tperbem peritreiden uuo Die 8erfaiz
lungs Contention lptrb eiue 3ett lang ais
! 8libableiter ODER Sider1eitspentil gegen
Die Gearnep : 8eipesung 9eOient boben.
9as ipirb 10 3ielnIi6 bas san5e @rgebnit
Der bodgei6raubten Gripartungeu ietr.
9oB Die 6orberungen u1tb Soffnuu9en
6er drnterem Rlaiie, ipie bic ebr9eiaigen
8Inide ibrer Tabrer ertiiat piiroen, III
na6 Gage Der 9erbdltntiie mebr ais UNI
pabri6eiuIi6; ipabridctnli6er aber lit,
baB Die nit ieoem neuen Sabre fiber
propbc;eiteu .beiieren 3etten" &c
genat eben 10 mahen iperOen, tpte Bel
friiberen Bropbesetuu9en bieier Dirt. Uni
mas oann
Trib stein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-29

6urd bus gdnSe 2anb sn btrallgenteinern,
loate Bel gutem BilIen nidt unmOgIid
letn. Sabcn bod ielbit mir. it unierem
Helmet 9Sit~fun9Sfreiie mebrfah arbciter
ito6 au6erbalb 9eianOt. glber man trat
uns aus &ursit6tigfeit entge9en. 2rob
oler ilblen @rfabrungen fiible ih iebod
ben WtMtb in mir. gum 9erbit nit meinen
Vori6ldgen Der @rbauung bon Q(rbeiterS>
9dulern unO Der Nei6ajtung BON Nrbeit
oftentli6 DorSugeben. 0as eiaflubrei6e
Serltter Sagebtatt itebt mir babel in
ribmli0er Beiie Sur Settle.
Sobannes 300.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-02-14
Gen. Sherman on the Army Bill.

"What is your opinion oft, General? r.
asked Washington Post reporter, who
met him at the Ebbit House.
"It is thA blankest piece of nonsense,
the blankest piece OF Stiffness, ever
heard of, said he, his bile rising. "Any
pack of blank fools, or any one blank
fool, can sometimes destroy an army,
but it takes the intelligence of Satan to
create one. look upon it as the blank
est piece of idiocy of the age"
EDO you think it will pass ?"
"Pass no. Congressman are not all
BLINK fools; but, if they pass that bill,
they certainly are. If such a course
were proposed in time of war, they
would be whipped before daylight. In
time Of peace it may do, but how are we
to take care Of the thousands of miles of
road and border with reduced army
force?"
"What do you think of the plan to
compel army officers to wear their uni.
form on all occasions, General?"
" In bar-rooms and among Congress
men they should wear citizens dress.
but, in the garrison and among gentle
men, by blank, sir, they should wear
the uniform of officers and gentlemen.
Understand me, sir. They should not
wear their uniforms among Congress-
men and in bar-rooms, but among gen.
tlemen they should wear their uni
FORMS"
The General was intensely in earnest
in his remarks, and evidently expressed
his deep feeling in the matter. No one
can blame him for his language, for, in
his grandeur of utterance. it arose above
profanity and became eloquence.-
Washington Post.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-02-14
How the MexicanS Love Us.

We admit willingly that the Yankees
are an inferior race to the descendants
of Cortez, Montezuma, and Hidalgo,
and below our resentment. They are
even below our contempt. Hence
Mexico could gain no honor by conquer
ing them, and the national honor of
Mexico cannot be involved in the ques-
ton at all. It is not fight between
two nations. It is like a gentleman
whipping cur that has barked at him.
We must learn these Gringo dogs good
manners, that's all. We thought the
height of Yankee insolence had been
reached when they demanded the extradi-
ton of the heroes of the storming of the
Rio Grande City Jail. Gen. Canales
merely raised his whip, and the big dogs
at Washington howled mercy. They
appealed to the generosity of the Mexi-
can people, and that is an appeal that
is never made in vain. We could afford
to be magnanimous to a mongrel race of
Yankees, Niggers, Dutch and canaille,
that for twenty-five years have cowed
before Mexico. We overlook their in
discretion. We expected they would
not again dare to lift their hand against
Mexico, but it seems we were mistaken.
--MeGico City Conab0te.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-02-14
Extraordinary Surgical Operation.

James Houston, cloth-worker, 20
years Of age, a native of Campsea, near
Glasgow, had 8 malignant sarcomatous
tumor in his larynx which INSTRUCTED
respiration. It had twice been removed
by opening the larynx and taking it out,
but it had required, and from it's malig-
nant character would have produced
death if the operation which Dr.. FOULS
described had not been performed. The
larynx has been entirely taken out and
an artificial one substituted. The pa
tient was produced at the meeting Of the
Medical Society. Re conversed with the
members, and read to the meeting a
passage from the prayer-book.
This is the first time the operation has
been performed in England. It has
been ten times tried on the continent,
with varying success. The present is
the most successful case, the patient be-
ing in better health than he had expert
enced for many months. The deliberate
and careful manner in which the opera
ton was performed in this case probably
accounts for the successful result. Care
was taken to introduce tube into the
windpipe as soon as it was cut across,
and below the seat of the disease, so that
no blood could get into the lungs during
the further steps Of the operation. DR..
Fouls thus had ample time to thorough
~ accomplish the removal Of the larynx.
The whole operation occupied two and a
half hours, the patient being under the
influence OF chloroform. Recovery has
been uninterrupted, and there is no ap-
pearance whatever of recurrence. The
man is quite fit for light office-work.
The larynx supplied to him consists OF
two tubes, one Of which goes downward
to the trachea and the other upward to
the mouth.
The patient can talk in whisper
without these tubes, but, when reed
plate is slipped into groove in the
lower tube resonant sound is produced,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-02-14

THE possession of riches will bring
you no enjoyment unless you have good health !:
therefore, if you are troubled with any Disease
of the Heart, no matter how slight, it is well to
look to its immediate cure. Your physician
may say, 81 will give you relief" but notice
that he does not say he will cure, but in DR..
Graves HEART REGULATOR we have d
cure, and can substantiate it by the many testi-
monials we have received. Among the many
forms of Heart Disease are Palpitation, En-
largement, Spasms of the Heart, Stoppage of
the Action of the Heart, Trembling all over and
about the Heart, Justification or Bony Forma-
ton of the Heart, Rheumatism, General De-
biity and Sinking of the Spirits. Send your
name to f. E. INGALLS,, Concord, N. H., for a
pamphlet containing a list of testimonials of
cures, etc.
Dr. Graves HEART REGULATOR is for
sale by druggists, price SO cents and 81 per