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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
In GEDREEtIOXN AIICTION

IN GEORGETOWN, D. G., AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF two deeds of trust, bearing date -
the I'd day Of May. 1877. and duly recorded in f.s
Lber S51, fOliOs 312 and 315, of the land s4I.
records for the District OF Columbia.we shall SELL on
the premises, ON FRIDAY, the Sd day of january,
1879 at O'clock and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, the following described real estate
being parts of Lots numbered A and AZ, in Hol-
n-ead's addition to GEORGETOWN. beginning for the
at point 55 feet inches south of the north
east correr of said lot numbered forty Weight, aud
running THENCE ten feet nine inches south on the
west line OF Monroe street thence west fotty-eight
ieet fourand-one-haf inches; thence north ten feet
nine inches; thence east forty tight feet four
one half inches. to place of beginning.
Also, parts OF lots numbered fort seven and forty
eight, same addition to Georgetown, beginning for
the same at point fortyfonr feet and nine inches
south OF the northeast corner OF said lot numbered
forty eight running ten feet nine inches south on
the west line OF Monroe street; thence west forty
eight feet four andahalf inches then north ten feet
nine inches then east forty eight feet four-andons-
half inches TO the place Of beginning, improved by
two new twOstOry Brick Houses.
Terms: One-tillrd cash balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at per cent per annun until
rad ConEeyancipg and recording ut cost of pur-
chaser deposit $50 required on each parcel sold
az time OF sale. If the terms OF sale not com
pied with IN seven days after day Of sale, the Trus-
tees reserve the right 70 resell the property at the
rlsk and cost OF defaulting purchaser after FIVE
Gays advertisement
WILLIAM CLABAUGHl) r
CeC2ofOd MAYHEM Platter, trustees.
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DIED.

MCNAMARA. On the 25th December, 1875. PErEn
MCNAMARA native Of County Glare ireland 10 the
I'D yesr Of has age, after long and painful
III SIS. which he bore with Christian forttufe
The funeral VIII take place on Sunday. e9th inst
~ two O'clock NJ, from his late residence No pa
Third street Sc TIE relatives and friends are re-
spectully invited TO attend.
ROBINSON. On December q, 1873, in her fonr-
teenth year, after a brirf illness MArDE only
daughter Of Bushrod an Laura V Robinson
Funeral from the residence of her parents ag6 I
street Ii Sunday, the 19th inst az two O'Clock
tBalt Sun please copN.4
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CTEIGER l. LIEBERaIANN. Auctionears

by virtue Of deed of trust, dated June1 IL
1877, recorded IN Lber S53, Folio 42I, one of -
the and records for the District of ,lumbia A.3
We VIII sell, at public auction III front of the premi
ses. on SATURDAY, the 18th day of January. A. d.
1879. ct O'Clock M, Lot numbered thirty (30 in
ChaIpel's recorded subdivision of part OF SQUARE
numbered nine hundred and sixty $500, with the
improvements thereon.
Terms: Three hundred in cash; balance in one
two and three years, with per cent per annum in.
terest the deferred payment to be secured upon the
property sold Fifty down at sale.
MARTIN NJ. ROHRER,l rra.
MAHLON ASHFORD. 5 Afu''ees
GecoG OS 81 ianDN3
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Beg pardon; we blundered," said two
unknown men at Salem, Ind, the other NIGHT,
when, having knocked James A. Boyce Off his
horse with club, cutting fearful cash in his
his head. they stopped over him and examined
him more closely.
ss druggist in Norwich, Conn.,, sold brandy
prescribed by physician for the purpose of
saving the lives OF two children poisoned by
aconlte. Now the story is that the ultra-tem-
pefance men OF Norwich intend TO prosecute
that druggist for selling liquor without lice ase
Some might call this fanatical, bat that would
be rather mild word for il.
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AUCTION SALES
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY RRICE
pWEIJING AND STORE. No 923 ID STREET

~ VI JtISU AND STOKE. No 923 ID STREET
BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated March 81
LIN, a ID 1876. duly recorded in Libar No -
80 Ioo N1i. OF the i2nd records for the Dis -
trlot OF Columbia, nni at the request of the party
ssecnie5 thereby, VIII sell at public auction. in
IIoIt o. the premises. at O'Clock pm on TUES
DAY, January TIN, 1879. the east fifteen Q5j fest
front by one hundred 0G fee: i'll depth of Lo. five
t0l IN square three hundred and seventy ei1ht (37
together with the improvements thereon, consisting
OF three story brick building, with large carprl-
ter shop IN the rear
Terms 0ne-third Of the purchase money in cash.
snd the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months
secured by deed of trust upon the property sold :;
and the notes Of the purchaser bearing erest from
the day OF sale at the rate of % per cent per
annum until paid and payable semiannually or all
Cas- h. at the OPTION of the purchaser. deposit of
$3.50 required at the time of sale All conveyaucin1
and recording at the expense of the purchaser.
Terms TO lie complied with in "a days or the
property will be resod the risk and cost of the
dec29 eOEdhs PETER y RACON Trnstea
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THoS- {. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRVSTFFS' SALE

On MONDAY rext December :stsSb AZ 10 m So.
a a oihce % Thomas e. Waggaman. Real Estate Es7N
BfCkeT. DIP 7Ih street we viii. under and by -,
virtue OF deed Of trust dated March 2s.h 1874 and
recorded 10 llber No 739, folio 49,, sell all OF lot
OF original lot three (3). i'll square five hundred and
seyenty-four t3I41; the purchaser at former sale
not having compiled with the terms ut slle which
are onethird cash and residue in three equal in
staimeuts, payable in six: twelve and eighteen
uuntEs from day of safe. with interest at seven per
cent FER anuUnl till paid, and secured by deed of
trust on property sold. $500 viii De required on
aeetFtance of bid Terms of sale to he complied
with IN five days otherwise resale at cost ana ris
ct defaniting puEchaser; Conveyancing al pur-
Chasel's cost. CEO. r ApPLEBY, ! -.
". e. EDAfONSTON,, trustees
THOS. T. NifIiA 1IA y, Auct decor 81
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son and brother of Benjamin Hunter, the
doomed Camden murderer, have had an audi
ence with Gov. Mcclellan and feelingly i'm
ploIed him to grant reprieye in the case OF the
condemned man. The governor replied that he
was unable TO interfere, because the law pro-
vides that when ninety days have expired since
The conviction OF the culprit, the governor Is
devoid OF power. The only hope, therefore, Is
for the governor to call a special session OF the
court oI pard0nS, thing very improbable. The
prevailing opinion is that Hunter viii be hanged
On the 10Th OF January.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO 9sTORY RRICK
HOUSES IN GFORG FLOWN ~

OF E-SIUItI BKICK
HOUSES IN GE0R6ETOTN, d G.
by virtue OF two deeds of trust to MS. dasei s--l
respectively the 18Th day Of April 1872, and -
January 18th, 1878 and duly recOT ied IN Lii -
Ders tu anu s4 fOiOs 90 and 420 OF tbs land records
Tor the DLstT.c of Columbia, and by direction of
the parties secured thereby, shall sell. Oh Sal
CBDAY, December 2Sth 1878 in iron; OF the prem
Ises, al O'Clock, the following property: Part of lot
numbered o--s hundred and sixty-tOUr, (IGil. in
BralFs addition to GEORGETOWN, fronting 81 feet.
more or less and running back hetGeeu parallel
INES the ful depth Of said lot and froung on the
streets and improved by two comfortable %story
hGlck houses Each house and ground herewith
offered SEPARATE.
Terms CCe raIf cash; the re=51ue II two equal
payments at and twelve months y5th u0teS bear
ing interest and secured by deeds OF trust the
property sold GeFosit Of $50 vii be required on
each house st time OF sale AucOGVeyaucnx at pJir-
chaser's cost Terms to he CONF c.j with II seven
days otiIeTw Trustees reserve Ia right II resell
the property the risk and cost OF tins iefaptiD-
purchaser after five days stveUtiSr ussnt.
". u. CASSf%. } NJ,
decI7 W A GORDOS{ Trustees
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TIRE " FIRST RLoopn shed at Ali Musiid on the
English side was that OF Major Birch and Lieu
tenant Fitzgerald. Major Birch was the son OF
an Indian officer, and at the time OF the mutfnr
YVES an officer on beard q merchantman lie
volunteered for active service in the field during
the m4tiny. and a. a reward for MS disti1-
9uiShed galantfy at Lucknow, where he was
one OF the ''iiuStfi0CS garrison obtained 4 di-
rect commission in the army. Young Fltzger-
aid came Of family ''OTer which the name of
Afghanistan hangs like the shadow Of the de-
Stroy ing angel Lady Sale saw his grandfather
Major SWayne, killed in The retreat from Cabul
and his gYeat-uncle, Captain Swayne. fell in tue
kbIper lass. His father. Major Fitzgerald
died OF cholera in India and his uncle by NAV
rage, Dr.. Marshall, fell victim to his exer-
lions III saving the sick from a hospital burnt
10y the mutlneerS. beth when their wives were
absent in England
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= Strange Story.
TFrcm the st. Louis GIohe-Democ


EIJ2ABETHTowS. KY, Dee. 23.-AboIl forty
years ago a man named John c. Clark poor
farmer, OF Indiana. whose circumstances be
came worse each year, picked up bis traps and
abandoned his famiIy-;l wife and two little
giriS-and striking toward the Wabash river
hired himself out as a tiatboatman and shipped
for New orleans. From New Orleans he dsiftea
TO Texas. and that was the last ever heard of
him 10y his family until they heard OF his death
Which occurred about fifteen years ago. His
wife was 6llen dead. and both his children han
married. one remaining in Indiana, where she
now lives, the other removing TO Kentucky and
locating IN this (iiarGen> county. about three
niles below StephenSDuTg. When Clark died he
owned an estate. in l2nG and money, valued at
something near $50 9nD. in Wharton ana Rica-
mCna counties. which, in the absence Of any
known heirs, went 10 the state, as Clark had
never communicated with any OF his family and
they were ignorant OF his whereabouts cxCept
through eMigrantS who had seen him in Texas
TEcg were never appfISed OF the fact that dur
lDg Tie long wears 0f his residence in Texas he
Add prCSpeIed In 2 way and had alnaSSGI such
& fortune. When it became noiScd abroad in
Texas that the man Clark had died leaving an
estate CT such magnitude and no heirs 10 claim
II, bogus heirs at once began to spring M aud
numerous suits were entered to recover II from
the state, ali OF which were unsuccessful. Il
was only few days since that one OF the right
ful heirS-MrS. Marinda Buckles, wife OF Asa
HuckleS, " 40 was daughter OF Clark, and came
TO this county after her marriage. some thiri :
years agO-receNed. by reading an account o
the suits 20 recover the money, the first inteIt
9eEce she Lad had Of her fathers death and the
fortune awaiting her claim. she put herself at
CGce i'll communication with her sister in Indi-
ana. and confided her plans 10 lawyers, who
viii AT once set about proving Mrs. Buckles and
ler sister as the lawful heirs of ,ionn c. Clark
the Texas millionaire. The estate is intact
none OF the claimants thus far having been abe
TO prove their title 10 it, and Mrs. Buckles ana
her sister who can set up Il rightfui claim, will
come in for good round 81 .5e9,G90 each.
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ss-rA BALTIMORE LADY BURNED To DsATH.-C0r-
IespoIdenCe Of the Baltimore American from
CtlIeper, Va, say 5 that Miss Haines. an elderly
maiden lady, recently OF Baltimore, lately re-
SIDING with her niece, Mrs. Hess. in CulpeDer
was badly burned on Tuesday night last. aud
d.td The next day from her injuries It appears
tEat she was a short time ago paralyzed and
titdt sue was alone III a room near 4 stove, when
her clothes caught on fire and she was IlnabIa
OWING TO her afiiction, 10 eXtinguish The tire or
TO make an Outcry.
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eS-A resident OF Greenup, Ky, had his head
spit open with an AK, but according TO the local
paper, continues 10 improve, the extracting of
Two patches OF brain having given him great re-
lief"
eE-A young couple at North Hampton, Y. H.,
were married on Thanksgiving aud when the
moon OF honey was in its last quarter discover
ed that the clergyman belonged to mother ST ate
and tie marriage was Illegal
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HEALTH OF SHOPKEEPERs.-Recent injuries
Show that the rate OF mortality among London
Srocers Is as IS to 100 among the general poDula-
lon at equal ages, While the death rate a-no1g
drapelS is as los to 100 by the same standard
tween the diapers and grocers, il is found that
1t lies in the mode of living. The principal dis
ease which destroys the draper is pulmonary
The grocer lives in a shop, the dor of waich Is
open all day, and he is very active himself in
business; the draper, on the other hand, live in
a close place, with the doors of his shop
closed and in a dusty and close atmoSpherr,
In regard to the great majority OF the large
drapery establishments of a city like London.
variable characteristics sufficiently account. if
Is believed, for the general palor and I'M
healthy appearance of the male and female at
tendantS in them. "
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A CURIOUS PROGRANME.-The Graphic has a
telegram from London which says: There is a
movement among the working classes in many
OF the towns OF the Midland counties and In the
north OF England, for the disestablishment and
dsendoWment of the Established Church. and
tue appropriationOf its large revenues to relieve
the grinding distress now pressing upon the
people. The annual sum paid to the Archbishop
or Canterbury, the Archbishop OF York, the
lWenty-S1X bishops, the twenty-five deans. and
the rs canons OF the various cathedrals
amounts TO 81. 600, and this annual sum if
invested for the anlelioration OF the industrial
classes, would produce results OF almost meal
culaDie economical and social value
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BESSIE AND THE0D0RE.--MiSs Bessie Turner,
or Tilten-Eeecher memory, is memory OF the
company now playing " A Celebrated Case at
the Opera House. Last night Theodore Tilton
attended the play, and from one or the boxes
witnessed Mss BeSsie'S acting. Doubtless his
thoughts reverted TO another celebrated case,
lIId. Journal, Dee. 25th.
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MYSTERIOUS" Loss Or s210,0o0.-A messenger
OF the Importers and Traders Bank OF New
York, while going TO the clearinghouse in that
city Yesterday, mysteriously lost Si619ea in
Clearing house certificates, $4,000 in gold GER
tlticateS, S0,I55 in currency, and 500 in gold
Payment has been stopped on the clearance
house certificates, but the gold certificates are
DayabIe TO bearer
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WANTS $1,000 DAMAGEs.-Wm. II. NJ Sman
man has commenced suit in the fifteenth Cali
1ornla district court against John w Mackey.
ol the bonanza trnl, 10 recover S200, 600 dam
ages. The complaint alleges that Macsey h11
maintained unlaW ful Intimacy with Amelia IL
tie wife or Complainant
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GOV. HAMPToN's CONDITION is reported as
sleaally improving; On Christmas day, at his
residence, near Columbia, s. c., he was trans
1erred 10 an easy Chair and wheeled out upon
the porch, where he enjoyed the sunshine for
some tine. -
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DEATH FROM THE BITE OF CAT-Mrs Con-
ners, Union street, who was bitten by an in
sane cat three weeks since, died from the effects
this afternoon. ErysipelaS set in a week ago.
The deceased was widow and leaves several
young children unproyided for.-I Providence (R.
II Journal
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COOKS TOURISTS AGENCY IN COCRF.-Apnli.
cation was made to Judge Daniels, in the New
YORK. supreme court, yesterday, for a receiver
in the case OF John VI. Cock d Bro. OF London.
against b. NJ. jenkins, all Of Cooks tourists
agency, the proceedings arising out Of a suit
instituted some time ago. The continuance OF
an Injunction and accounting are also asked
for, the claim being that Jenkins has not ac-
counted for 500. 500 Decision was reserved.
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NHQorING-C ovGH AND FUNGUs.-Sorne years
ago NJ; SYetzerich made the assertion that
Nnooplng-c0ugh was caused by a certain fun
gus. This assertion seems lately TO have been
confirmed by the researches OF III. Yschamer
WHO says he has found certain lower organisms
III tie spittle OF who0ping-cOugh pattent3-or-
g2nlsmS not llet with in any other disease ac-
c0mpanied by cough and eXpect0raLiOn Ex-
aiming the sptttie after iC has been a short
time suspended i'll water, there ere found cor
pusGles about the size OF pins head, OF white
or slightly yell0WSh hue, and these show. be-
sides Alphabetical cells. a network frame or
polygolnal meSheS with rounded greenish
SpoTuleS: at q more advanced stage, colOrleSs
hyphae are seen, and large Sp0rule5 yeil0wish
or Dl0WhiSh-red sometimes even ramnad Il
Is interesting to learn that the .champtyn0n5 in
question are quite Identical With those which
by their experimentation, form the black points
on the skins OF oranges and the parings OF GER
tam fruits. especially apples. Thus, NJ. Ysch-
amer. by 1noculaJing rabbits with this dark
matter, or even causing it to be inhaled By
men, produced fits OF coughing several days in
duration, and presenting all the Characters OF
the c0nVulSiye WhOODing- cough
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IN PRISON ON HIS WEDDING NIGHT.-Among
the petty thieves arrested yesterday by Detec-
liamsburgh was Sylvester PulhaIn, who was to
have been married in the evening. Her be-
trothed visited the police station and requested
Capt. Woglon lust TO let her brace Syl with a
kind word from his own true one to death"
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AWoMAN WALKERS ENDURANCE-At i O'Clock
undertook to walk 2,1O0 quarter miles in as
many consecutive quarter hours in BROOKLYN
n u, had made l,044 quarter or POI miles She
was in good condition
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, sitting in Equity Cause No
sale, for cash, at He nry p. Gberts wharf, GeJrxe
town, u. g. on Tu ESDAY, the lth day of january.
property to wit Two Sidedumring Scows.
fREDR- DOUGLASS. U. s. Marshal, D. O.
JOHN SHERMAN. AuCtiOneor. declS-Sts
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MiER 5. lsAACS, prominent Israelite and
senior editor OF the Jetcish MESSENGER OF New
1ork, Is oelng urged upon the President for the
position Of minister to Berlin maGe vacant nv
the death OF Bayard Taylor
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A CASE OF OUTRAGE, OR BLAcKNaTL?-Df. John
c. CHM, reputable physician OF st Louis. was
arrested yesterday. charged with committing
an outrage on a Mrs Eliza WEEK. in his Office,
on the 18th inst, and was committed 10 jail In
default Of bail. He asserts that the w0man's
charge is for the purpose of blackmailing him
While Mrs. WeiX tells a straightforward story
and maintains IL is true. Mrs. WEEK has blind
husband, and arrived in st. Louis with him
about two months ago, from Minnesota.
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1T COLDWEi-I.. Salesman. tes2s
DUNGANs0N BROS, AuctiOneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER TI
On THf SouTH SIDE OF n AltEi AND ;; AVE-

TRDS1fES NALL OF lAPRON I'D PROPER "
ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF " 4ltEI-ASD AVE
NUE.. BEGWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY yIrtus o. deed OF trust 70 IL, ta.9d on "a
August 20 1877, and duly recorded n LiJsr 81
No. sos, folio Zl5 one of the land records of -A.
the District of Columbia and at the request of the
parties secured thereby, We viii sell at uublc auc-
f1On III frOy:t OF The premises, on TUESDAY, De-
cember 81 A ID 1873. at O'Clock H., the following
described Real Estate, situate IL the city Of Wash
ington. District of Columbia VIZ: All of Lot num-
bered twelve (l2l III square numbered ten hundred
and twenty eight t1O2Sl.
be paid al time of sae) and the balance six and
twelve months. with interest at per cent. per
unm, secured by a deed of trust on the property
sold; or all cash at the option OF purchaser Con
yeyancing, &c, at purchasers EXPENSE. Terms to
be complied with in five days. the property will
be resold 1t the risk and cost of defauitinx pur
chaser. LOUIS KURrZ,l rru,,..oo.
decISw,frm mot A Il. BROWN. trustees
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Hughes, the ''lepper." who has been III con
slant attendance at this match, has become
again fired with the ambition to tread the saw
dust. and yesterday he made q match with
Caulfeld. OF Bridgeport, for six days walk Il
an early date, in that city. Bridgeport people
are still so much interested in CamDana tina
hourly dispatches, to be buietined in conSpictI-
Gus places, are sent from the scene OF the pre-.
ent contest TO that city.
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THE LONG TUNNEL through solid rock to carry
water to Baltimore is being cut In nineteen sea-.
uons the plan adopted being to sink shafts to
the proper level, and then work in both direc-
tons. The calculations must be very exact in
order to make the headings meet precise,v
Thus far the engineers have been reinarkabIv.
successful, 1ve sections being joined without a
foOt'S deviatfOn from StraighfnesS
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A NEW Use FOR CANALS.-New uses have
been found for the Erie canal. Ii is to be used
not only as a route of transportation but as a
shopping street. The furniture dealers In Utica.
n. Y, ale greatly exercised over floating fur
niture mandatory on the canal, which has
been anchored in the canal at that city for the
winter In this operation three canal boats are
employed, One is used as a mandatory, one
is elegantly lifted up as a show and Salesroom.
and the third is used for storage OF furniture.
The appearance OF this fiotilla at Utica and its
eompet ition with street dealers who pay large
rents. have caused quite a CONSERVATION among
the latter. In other sections enterpriSing brew
erS have fitted up boats and are selling lager
along the canal. In the winter months these
new enterprises are compelled to tie up in some
city, but when navigation again opens they are
expected 10 traverse the canal.
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4 Coon SURGEON BJT Poor BsRBFR-A few
cay ) az o resident OF Cold Springs came 10 this
city for the purpose OF having acancer operated
upon. The cancer was situated upon his lower
lip and two OF the doctors proceeded TO cut H.
out. first putting the man under the influence
OF chloro1orm. Before the operation was com
pleied the effect OF the drug wore off, but the
uatlent refused TO take any more, and he stood
The remainder OF the cutting aud sewing uD
Without mUl muir. When the operation was
completed il was found necessary TO shave him
before applying plaster. A razor was procured,
and one OF the surgeons scraped one side of the
mans face. While preparing, with many Hour
!SheS, 10 begin operations on the other side the
sufferer said: doctor, guess III take some
more chloroform before you shave the other
cheek. Dr. C. is a very good surgeon, but
his tOnSorial skill is now under u clOud.-[S
CloUd (NiaH) Times.