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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26

DR.. AYRE'S LABORATORY, that has done such
wonders for the Sick, now issues potent rcs'orer
for the hcautics OF mankind--for the cOmrlness
wmich advancin. age is so prone To d!nila.sh and
destroy. His EIGoR mounts luNuriaut locks %" the
bald and gray na.es a,nou:: and thus lays rs
der obligations 10 him for the good looks we'll as
health OF The commlluIty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26

NJ. tLLTSnE " co. au:rrtihi.& asent in'-r: Rd-
ysrtseneI>..; ia all ct the 32s,alars OF the La.s2a
S;aes a. publishers ra.o. Orders LEFT AZ The p.d.
patch c0ur r:iuS-r"oiU will r,c"ira pismr' a.!SI
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POLICE GGGgT, YESTERDAY.-AskingP P0.
lice Justice d. j. trutchtetd Tresiding.-
Belle Alien (coiorcd3, disordery in tie sire ct
zad resisting the officers in the discharge OF
4heir duty, was semitic Jail for six months.
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Plc-nic parties, excursions, aud fairs will c"nsult
their interest 5y calling at C.. ZlMMERS steam ice-
cream factory and confectionery. No. 1918 Eain
street.
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GOCRAUD'S OLYMPIAS CREAM. For TIE CON-
pLaXIOE,-Whiic reduced 10 81: PINK. for bEG-
ntttcS. 10 SOC. PURCELL. LADD Z Co. Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26

For close confinement. want of air, sc'ea.ary
habits, and brain and nerYc-re, trust In nor BIT
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FISK AND GAME.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT OF
THE VIRGINIA FISH AND GAME PRoTEc-
TIVE AssOCIATIoN-WHAT THE ORGAN
zATIoN is DOING FOR THE PROTECTION
OF FISH AND GAME IN THE STATE, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26

ZIMMER Is prepared 20 furnish his "Staniard"
ICE-;REAM In any quantities. Leave your orders
at 1918 Main street
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- YESTERDAY was warm and

u.e,rgrE YESTERDAY was warm and
'"~":, r'E.,oxg7yz YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, 60;
IES"'c-S - e. neon. 81; s 2. NJ, 70; Z.
-; midnight, .o. --
"nenn telnrerMure. tos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26

Am1teur PedeStriQnS.-Not long since
ss7eral eoloTed boys from this city, laying
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DON'T FORGET THAT IT rs At

lCE-CREAM %! every la or, guaranteed pure. fur
nished hy {. ZiMMEn. 1913 Main street.
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the laws will be thoroughly and entirel

tbe laws wiz De thoroughly anu entneiy
known. as. ..Af ,%fsy ~
1t remains with you, gentlemen, to say
what course shall be pursued-whether an
effort shalt be made, to have better laws
passed and the manner OF making the laws
more generally known. Any plan you may
designate will be faithfully carried out.
Respectfully submitted.
+. [>iguedl CHARLES T. PALMER,
President.
. REVISION OF THE LAWS PROPOSED.
The following resolution, looking to re-
vision and improvement of the fish and
game laws, was presented and agreed to :
RsotUed, That the President and w. Rus
sell Robinson be, and they are hereby, ap-
pointed subcommittee, to whom shall be
referred all OF, the present fish and game
laws OF the State, with instructions to re-
wise The same, and report their conclusions
to subsequent meeting Of this committee,
who shall print the laws and present then
to the next General Assembly for their con-
sideration and action ..--.,.s
Adjourned. - .-. 3 ,..- r..
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s.oST. sTRAYED. sNe ForHp.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, LOD q -RO y " IN O.
4 LEyY'S NALL on Thursday and SATURDAY, SS2
nights. The advantages Oi this room are 100 well
known TO need description. Apply ai our 0nicc.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ic 2R-lw lOl7 and 1919 Main street. ),
L'OR RENT, TIE EXCELLESTST
L BRICK DWELLING No. l22 weSt Clay Ii
street. at present occupied by Mr. Maurice ETans.
con aiming ten rooms. in good order. III" lot Is q
very large one, aud Is well set In fruft-trecs and
shrubbery. s
je pa -eo:3t GRUBBS Il NlLLlANS. y
EOR RENT. THAT DESiRhBLE Ga
L RESIDENCE 40. 6lS north Eighth G3l
street, containing dsh' rooms with All modern iin-
proyemenis. such as range hot and cold water,
bathroom, SC. Apply W 61S norta Eighth street.
Je l7.eod6t
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WANTS.

WANTED, TO Il T. y L 4 SMALL
w HOUSE, from six to eight rooms. With modern
improvements, south OF Grace hciw"cn First ard
Fifth streets. Rent not 10 exceed $500. .AhGrrNS
HOUSE. DiSDntch Office. j. 2G-l;N
WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR FINE
w EXTEESION-TUP FAMILY CARRIAGES
aud LADIES' PIlAETOSS. Also Oh hand several
SECOND-HhED CARRIAGES, JtMp-sEAT
ROCkAWhYS, OPEN ami TDP-BUGGlES, aId
GkOCEKS' WAGONS, ut very low prices
". {. SMIlIi.
j. 25 81 north Fifth street.
A YOUNG LADY WE'LL EDUCATED
IA In English ana German WISHES \ SiTUA-
TION TO 90 with n family 20 the Springs 10 take
sare OF o1r or Two children for her board. Address
&C." care DisVatch Office. ie 24-3t
WANTED, IN A WELL-REGULATED
" AND GUOD-PAYISG BUSINESS, 4 PART
NEE wi'h 800. Address L. X EHAiLEY.
je 24-lw West Point, VI,
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10 NOT FORGET that c. ZtMMER has removed 20
1913 Main stree.
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LEATHER REPORT.

,,>s poS To-DAT--For the Mid
lSpI1.7.'Sf f,liinc possibly followed by
de Sia'ss' Sia'rmr,rr. slightly higher tempcra..
r.ing OnI, OLhnsst 10 northwest winds, and
W F the soutn 5na naT tsmpsrs,ure ssa'Ss sonin Sn
castSS,, ;s partly cloudy weather, ana oc-
t"Ht ! -oInS, H.
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Academy, but it was Of very fine order,
consisting OF piano-eoYer embroidered In
silk and a piano-stool-cover in tapestry by
Miss Madeline Capstop, and a very band
some piece OF tapestry worked By Miss
Maize AntiIotti rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26

IHAvE ANALYHEp THE wiI>KEY known under
the brand of " l;-Sciec,." couirrllci by McSSrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & co. Richmond. Va. and dnt
IL free from iuSii ~ and Other impurities, an! re-
commend Its Use for medicinal and family rGr-
UDs.s d. i. MCCAw, VI. d.,
late lrofes. or OF Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
January IL, 1872.
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" t. S. WORKMAN & CO..
IL. GR0CERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND !
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
attend nsr,icularly 10 the sale OF WHEAT, CORN,
FLOUR, TOBACCO, aud al. kinas OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BAGS furI iihed wLea dehrs@s je:5-eod2w
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'rO-Nay's Exercises.

The exhibition and distribution OF pre-
miums at the Academy OF the Visitation,
Monte Maria Church Hid, will take place
this morning at 10 O'CLOCK instead Of z.
NJ, as previously announced,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26

At the conclusion OF the distribution,
Bishop Keane made one Of his usually pleas.
ing and happy addresses TO the children and
audience.
There was a smull display Of tapestry and
embroidery 10 one of Ihe rooms 0t the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
The AnrOra ItnrealIa.

The following, by Mr.. G. +. Temple, appears
IN the recent proceedings of the Royal Geo
GRAPHICAL Society"
although the conjecture hazarded more
than 100 years since, by HALEY, that the auro.
IA Uorealis was u magnetic phenomenon, has
acquired empirical certainty from Faraday's
discovery of the evolution ofhght by magnetic
forces, aS well rs from more recent obscrva.
tons, the following extracts, translated from ~
letter written by Herr Pastor emeritus Ii. NJ.
f. Esmark, may perhaps be considered inter
esting, Herr Esmark hnving observed the me.
neurological conditions attending the display
of the polar lights for many successive years
The aurora is never seen during extreme cold
or northerly winds, but appears when an or.
binary arctic temperature IL raised by south.
erly and westerly winds, and is generally fol.
lowed by snow. In the southeastern part of
Norway 1t seems to be especially caused by
southcasterly winds, which are there very
moist and rather warm. Its appearance is al
ways accompanied by a falling barometer In
my opinion, the phenomenon is due 10 the fol.
lowing causes: When wind laden with
warmth, moisture and electricitycomes in con.
tact with body Of cold air, the moisture is
converted into snow. the warmth and electrici.
~ are thereby released, and the aurora Is the
result Of the disturbances The northern lights
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cannot occur IN very high attitudes, because
the warm, moist air is cooled long before ii
reaches them. In this way Herr Bismarck
would account for the splendid appearance of
the aurora in northern Norway, where the sea
winds. bringing warmth. moisture and cleo
iriciy from the ocean, are met by cold land
winds from the interior, NM. Lotin, Bravais
and Siljcr-rom, who spent n winter AT Bose
kop, in Alien Qat 70' ny, saw the northern
lights 100 times in 2l0 nights. The most vivid
aurora that ever saw near Alien VA toward
midnight of the l2th Of November, 1874. The
hckering lights played about the masthead so
like lightning that II was dlf'icu! +" believe
they were harmless We hal no snow, how
ever, TIL the evening of The liIh, u, wc were
entering Tromsor Ilirhor, and during the dis.
charges of light the com rs, needle was wildly
cratic"
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Mendoza IL badly troubled with burglars, and
has been for some time past. Last week the
usual Expectations were committed, the rascals
entering any convenient establishment butch.
ers shop, a saloon, a soap factory, general
store, farm house, &c, with several dis
tricts to hear from; while party OF them made
4 rendezvous Of the N. 4. Church, where 1t ap'
peared they had kept up n fire all night, using
cushions for beds and pile Of iron filings on
he floor indicated repairs on burglars tools
probably --Merden also sutfers from these petty
oCpTedatjone
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. %, 1919
Wheat was higher, Int No. spring closed Nc
higher than on saturday, the latest sales being
at 81. 323l cash; Sl.33s January and 81. 341 | %
February. Corn Mas quiet, closing at an advance
Of l4c--the latest sale Of NJ. beng al 40Hc
cash 4OaS @4Ojsc January, and 465sGr46&c May.
Oats were quiet and &c better. No. closing at
35c cash $3.50 January, and 40lsc May. Rye
was unchanged at Slc for No 2cash. Barley was
without quotsble change, No. in store, $4,000,
and extra No ; in store, 6ji66c. Hog products
wee shade higher. Mess pork closed ut sl2
256n 10 SIS cash; $3.50 December; Sl3 GOA IL. ga
January; sl3. SOMl3. S2ls February, and Sl4M
402b March Lard closed at $7.5Od7 So cash :;
81 4OG76O December; s757l1m7 to January;
81 70M7 772ll February, and 81 SOM7 S214 March.
Hogs were in light supply and active to the OK
tent Of the offerings ut an advance Of lOdl5c y
100 lbs, and sales were at So 75M4.25 for cnlls
and light weights; si55Q1465 for good light
packing; 81 40@47O for heavy packing, and
81 756f4S 80 for choice heavy shipping iots. Jour
nal DBth.
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"sAyED HIS LlFt. "

TPRIEUFIEI.D. TON, My b. 1879
Or A. Il. WHITE D,qy HLt an .'iilu Er 1t Ucti Oi
your pumUparlt have ihrsr dcWhAi IJr IT, 7hd recon
the best CUu,h tcIiCur ttC market, ana
ali not afraid recommend II. "a had II thoroughly
tested of my Cdst'Ie who .as gwen an u dlt
After taking hrn II Pa ulUnarli hc conn
Improving and hen he iui taken the hfh bottle
he was up and In ny s,Irc, and sad Ir sNvkp LFR
and that he should wys love and The l'umunnria
saved hm frDu deaf ana ws ic can" OF MS
takingit" told AIM not To- love me, but d. White, the
inventor OF great selling FROM c< t 20
nftreu uotilss u week al your Pulmpndr,n
Your, truly ". ECKLES.
Sold Ia Ottawa BY Forbes & GvhrlnX. nuNl5
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The Ra,lrcay Age tells us that the Chicago
Rock Island Il Pacific road has placed elegant
palace and dining cars on its Chicago and Nan.
sas line and is going In with spirit for its share
OF the business. We notice that its tempting
dinner bill of fare (all for seventy.dvc cents In.
cudcs new potatoes, green corn, asparagus,
green peas, string beans and atra"oerrcs-dlsh.
es that it is popularity supposed are not to be
found in this latitude In the middle of December.
This shows that the Rock Island Is ahead-cven
Of the seAson.
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Judge Miller has been holding law term Of
lbe County Court this week. Not much business
has been accomplished. Tho Office closed last
night before We got to the docket and shall have
10 defer the record until next week
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The best saivc ~ the world for cuts Bruises
Suics, Uircrr, SAT- Rhcum, Fever Surr,, letter,
Cuapped Hands, thluaius, Corn- and all kinds
ul SKIN EruplIUus. Ihin SalVc is Guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction IN every cast or muLcy
refunded. Pucc ~ tcnt> per box. For sale by
+. Y. Grlgg., Otnanu, His.
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Dec. 9, lots l and5, blk 8, Clarks I'd addn, North
Utica, $ls5.
Ellen NJ Keller to Chas. r. Taylor, W. d., Dec
/, lot 10, blk %, SttsatOr, $500
Mercy Hospital, &c, OF Ottawa to s. j.
Hughes, W. D., Dec. 22, eh, swq 81, 3, Eagle,
$4,000.
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The Circuit Court.
County Court.

This court adjourned on Saturday until ne
Monday at Pm. No business done.
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THE COURTS.
Tho Appellate Court

No business been done in this court this week,
al adjournment having been had till after the
holidays.
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the and indiscrcons
OF youth nervous weakness early decay. loss of manhood
&C. | will send recipe that VIII cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy wac discovered by mission
AIRY In south America Sena selfadresse envelope 10
the REV JosRpH r Imam. Station p, Esw York Ctty.
JanIS-Iys
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Banks.

Exchange on Chicago and New fork
And al the principal ctss east and v<st.
BOUGHT AMP SOLD.
Exchange on England Ireland Scotland and all In
portant points In Continental Europe drawn In sums to sui
purchasers.
". -. Revenue Sta Pc OF an deacon nations COO
SANITY on hand and for sais.
United States Bonds, Local Securities Gold snf
Silver bought and sold.
BANKING hours from 9 4. N. to4P.h
Jan. IL, 1873 7. s. EAAES CashieS
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The Joliet RcpuJIinm credits thar city with
supporting two lively gambling deus,
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Ask your druggist for 1t.

The Mon-de1 reports that Dr. j J. Taylor, OF
that place, has written 4, 100 words on postal
card
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REAL ESTATE.

Among the IS instruments fled for record In
The recorders office this week, were these:
Stephen T. Mcpherson 10 VIM. NJ. Tweed, w.
D., Dee II NEG. IS, IS. l, Troy Grove, $1,000.
Mary }. Clark % James Donaldson, W. d.,
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Around the Court House.


The following have this week been granted
licenses 10 marry:
Daniel w. Thomas and Martha L. Heuric
WIN. Summer and Fannie Harris.
Lewis johnson and Amelia Peterson.
Amos J.. Phillips and Emma j. Wright,
VIM. klmber and Caroline Tomlin.
Jacob Filler aud Annie Schroeder.
Benz. Price aud Anna Gar ide.
Henry Hupp aud Mary l.. Chevenger.
Geo. Crowder and Mary Ann Bell.
Luther c. Dawson and Ella 4. Coon.
Rev Howard Z. Antics and Sybl Eyeline
smith.
Samuel Fuge and Margaret Opie.
Martin l.. Kahn and Katie Bartell.
Ewing J. Miller and Larette Butte.
Henry Haskns and Amanda Hanna.
Andreas Kaufman and Catherine KnaueT
Geo. H. Cbristman and Rachel N.ckel-on.
James NJ Beck aud Amanda Barr.
WIN. S. Bell and Marie 7. Cluxton.
Chns n Minard and Allie T. Tullis.
Leafs w. Griffin and Mary 4. Wallace.
James ". Kerns and Annie J. Crowley.
Anton IT, Church and Nora Crosmer.
Samuel Enrich and Sarah Fernbrrg.
Robt T. Robinson and Julia A. Drew.
Samuel Patterson and Harriet A. Olmstead.
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Rural Happenings.

OpHIR, Dec ga severe accident bctell
Dennis Miles recently while skating, disloca
ting his hip by fall Al. Miller Of Waltham,
the same time fell with his horse and broke
his arm. David Gemmel's broken arm is
slowly mendIng,
The latest lawsuit was Stevenson V. Grant,
Decision In favor Of plaintiff
Triumph is to have a saloon.
Jno. McNally killed five hogs recently that
averaged sol lbs. Who can beat thisH
Dist. No. 8, Ophir, is to have spelling
schools every Wednesday evening during the
term.
One of IIomer's citizens had high old
time in La Sale recently. When found he
was hatless bootless, &c La Sale water
doesn't agree with the average Homer sport.
Mr.. Otto Krausses smiling face greeted his
old friends again last week.
Mr. Thos Galloway is very SICK.
Harry Wetherbee has turned book agent.
He sells the Grant book, aud SO helps the boom
along.
Sylvester Mclaughlin and II Smith caught
over 1000 head of catfish in the river this fall,
Skating on the pond is excellent
The exercises of the Triumph Literary So
ciety Saturday night were good. a splendid
speech was made by Capt lI,elc'
The shooting match on the ridge last We'd
nesday was a success.
rhc Triumph Sabbath School exhibited a
splendid Christmas tree on Wednesday eve.
ning, large crowd being present.
The dance at VIM. Wylies last Friday nigh'
was a success, 30 couple taking part
Miss Sadie Bailee, of Mendoza, has been the
guest of Mrs. Jno. Stevenson, Of Homer for the
past week,
| Pedro wishes all the readers OF the f. I. Il
merry Christmas and happy New Year.
PEDRO II.
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western towns, is blesl with number Of good
things, and me of the good things is the Mu.
seal Union winch was organized last spring
by Prof Ncwbury, and has since been con.
Quoted by our esteemed fellow citizen, Mr..
Chas Green. We also have a Glce Club in
Dayton. And all feeling a high appreciation
of Mr. Green, determined to make that feeling
manifest by giving him benefit. Hence Il
concert was agreed upon Md given last Friday
evening, which was well attended, not only by
the village people, but by many from the
country. All were well pleased with the en-.
tertainment and expressed a desire to come
again. We certainly have good reason for an
tcipating bright future for Charlie in his
wisely chosen field of labor knowing as most
of us do that he Is IN very large degree self.
made in his profession. May success crown
your every noble effort, friend Charles. AL.
though we can not boast of a single church,
yet we have been blest with many excellent
sermons during the past year, delivered by
Rev. Mrs. Gibbs Rev. Mr. Barnes, of Ottawa,
has also gwen us some good sermons The
public schools will close to-day; will begin
again on the 9Th Of January. HOWARD
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Yours ,ery truly,
JSO. l.. SMITH.
ZAsEsvtLLR, Ohio, Nov. Z, ls7.

IANEeVTLLB, UDlO, NOV. Z, I6i'
Messrs. MORGAN & ALLEN, 50 John St, New
York CITY: D,dr Sjrs-lt Is some time since !
wrote Won in regard to how father was getting
along. so I thought would write you today.
am happy to say he is entirely usH has been
cured with less than three bottles OF Constitution
Water. Since he has been taking the Constitn.
ton Water, We have heard OF good many cases
OF diabetes In this city. One lady especially has
IL very bad. When we first heard Of her she was
down In bed with H. She bought one bottle OF
Constitution Water, and after taking a few doses
was able 10 sit up. Send me as many circulars
as you can for the enclosed stamps. There are
great many persons who want them
Yours very truly,
JNo. l.. SMITH
Ask your druggist for it,
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ZASEsvILLE, Ohio, Sept. 10, 1877!

IANESVIEIE VITO, NtVI IV' I0''
Messrs MORGAN IL ALLEN, 50 John St, New
York City: Dear Sbs--l am pleased to inform
Won that father is almost rs well as he ever was.
His appetite is improving daily; he does not have
TO get up during the night, whereas he used 10
pet up every half hour. He remarked M the sup
portable last night that he tslt SO welI-bctter
Than he had for several years. The quantity Of
urine now passed in twenty four hours does not
exceed one quart-the proper quantiy-qmite II
drop from 81 gallons. viii do ~ YOU say, let
him eat anything, and II any return OF the dis.
ease you will hear from me.
Yours ,pry truly,
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~ EDDI~ AND INNI'EAIlDA'
w PAPks auRneio,es st usmsn isoemsn'e.

DOCK AND JOB RINTING %
ID every description. done neatly, correctly and 81 fs
vuo enrirp ssfiafnctiou. QSHAS d HAPEhAA.
~ Court HOua
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-08

striking it with his back, she full
upon her face. Their clothing was
drenched in a moment. The ba.
loon rebounded, became unman-
ageable and began journey over
the bay at terrible speed. Every
few moments it would strike the
water, often submerging the car
and its occupants, and bounding
up and away. The water was first
struck about two and half miles
from the shore, and this space was
traversed in less than three min
utes. Colgrove saw the danger
ahead, and with word of warning
to his companion prepared to meet
it. AT this time he was holding
her with one arm, to prevent her
from injury when the balloon
struck the water, and with the
other endeavoring to guide the
balloon. He tried to lift her over
the side of the car, but the balloon
fell suddenly and then rebounded.
The Two were thrown apart. AS it
came down again some of the ropes
which attach the car to the balloon
broke, the car turned partly over
and tie rebound flung them at
furious rate along the ground. Col
grove preserved his presence of
mind and soon gained his feet, to
see his fair companion flying past
him. He ran to and picked her up,
finding to his dismay that she WAS
bleeding about the head and face
A cursory examination showed
that she had received scalp
wound, her lip was cut and one of
her teeth knocked out. Colgrove
was slightly injured on his head
and right arm, while his left leg,
formerly injured by balloon
accident at Winchester, Indiana,
was hurt again, though not badly.
The point ut which the voyage eni-
ed Is known as Chisholm's Point,
near San Lorenzo. From there
they had dreary journey of two
miles through marsh land, where
they had to wade and pick their
way from spot to spot with great
care. They finally reached farm
house, received a buggy, drove to a
small flag station and came on the
train to Alameda, where Miss ALI
son was advised by physician TO
remain. COlgrove came on to the
city to tell the story. He says that
lie is not tired of balloonIpg, but is
ready at any time to go up again.
1t was fortunate that the disaster
was not any more serious than it is.
Neither is badly injured.
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