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A SINGULAR CAMP-MBETING SCENE.-Metho.
disiS and SpirituaiiStS are at war In the Lang.
borne woods, twenty miles from Phiia 1elphlS
The rival camp-meetfngs are two miles apart
One morning last week five men and women
from the spiritualist fold presented themselves
before the Methodist preachers. "we offer you
greeting" they said, land have come TO say
that II you Will allow some OF our speakers to
occupy your pulpit, we on the other hand Will
be glad TO welt ONE some OF your ministers to
our rostrum-" The preachers gasped for breath
when this proposal was submitted. Elder
chaplain was the first TO reply, aud, In very
plain terms, expressed his opinion that the
proposition was not one TO be entertained
Then Pastor Sisty asked for a Spiritualist de-
claration OF principles, and the request, being
compiled with, he took a cursory glance, at its
pages. This done he exclaimed, with indigna-
ton, This settles the question or our anita
ton with you. You have no Christ no atone.
ment, no redentance, no new birth, no resur.
rection, no Judgment, no hell You allow every
man to think as he pleaseS, to act as he pleases
No: We have no place for such as you, During
the discussion several hundred OF the camp
followers had gathered around, completely
encirciing the delegation. LET us pray before
you depart" suggested minister and the
crowd went down on Its knees. The delegation
tried TO move but there was no egreSs, ana they
remained standing. Then one OF the brethren
upon these visitors" he duplicated and the
audience responded with "Amen;" ssGlory to
God;" Come, Lord Jesus and other ejacula-
tons. When the prayer was ended the au.
diepce rose, and the delegation lost no time I'm
moving away. Before they had gone many
steps the strains OF the Old Hundred hymn from
thOuSaLd voices broke on their ears
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Ask FOR TICKETS VIA CONNEOTIOUT
RIVER LINE.

Throurh aud round trip tickets can he purchased
at ticket Offices of Pennsylvania R. at Philadelphia
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Altoona and
Pittsburg. and In Washington, DO at Office Of B. h
.. hR at each Of which offices full information can
be obtained. ty28-lm
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NVNABD LINE.

EpNABD LINE.
" NOTICE.
With the view Of eliminating the chances Of COL
;;son the Steamers Of this line take specific course
for all seasons OF the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of SO at 43
lat, or nothing to the north Of 49,
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
o! 50 at A Lat. or nothing to the north OF A.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-srORY STORE
END MP DW Si5 n &c., No. 4s7 SEVENTH

TkCSTEES' SALE OF THREE-STORY STORE
and DWELLING. No. 437 SEVENTH
STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF q deed OF trust to ue, dated -
February 4 1876, duly recorded In Liber No. Es}
SIC: folio Jos. one Of the land records of the.a::
the party secured thereby, we viii sell at public
non; N front OF the premises, at 5H O'Clock. on
tytes (S7 in the recorded subdivision Of square
nnh. bered four hundred and thirty-fve (435) in
Washington city. D. O., together with the improve
merits.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance at six
twelve, eighteen and twenty. four months with
Per cent interest; OF all CASH. at the option OF the
balance OF the purchase money may remain upon
the property for three ears at per cent interest
payable semi-annually. Convey ancing at purchas-
sr's cost Terms to be compiled with within ten
days after SALE
THOMAS l. GARDNER r-rs.o.,
BRAINARD H. WARNER.} trustees
jyc0eod&ds
rF-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, August Is, A. D. 1879. same hour and
place. THOMAS GARDNER, J rr,s...,
BRAINARD II. WARMERS tros'ees.
SOu13
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BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PROVED PROPERTY CORNER OF

pRn " S SnLE ET NdhnIUAbt1E nNiM ,
STREET WEST AND NEW YORK AVENUE
BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbis, passed in cause No. -
ant and John Kozel. administrator and Carrie Kra-
cutter, heir at law Of Adoiph Kracn.er, deceased,
aie defendants, will proceed to sell, at public auc-
ton, OF "WEDNESDAY. Goth day Of August, "A b. 1879.
st6 O'clock ~, In front Of the premises. all that
uict OF Columbus, known and designated a. lot
Numbered twos in square numbered six hundred
went. and 1Sl feet inch on New York avenue CON
tanning 10, e13 square feet Of ground.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash, (of which 8lOO
viii be required upon the fall of the hammer,) ana
balance in two equal netallments for which the pur.
chaser win he required to give his notes at six and
twelve months from day of SALE with interest six
FER cent, or al cssh at option .. -. CHASER. Terms
70 De 'uiy cokuPlleo with within ten days from day
OF sale the Trustee reserves the right to re-
se1 at the risk and cost of the defautns purchaser
All cOnyeyancing at cost of purchaser
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee.
1SyS-3taWNNa STR
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GLYDE'e NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILAHELPHIAaALE WA5HINGTO

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelphia with CIyde,s
Lime for Boston, Providence, and the
New England States.
SAILING DAYS
From Philsdelphia-Saturday, at 10 am.
From Washington Monday, at II am.
Fr rfom iHI IN at Pm ~
bills Of laden given to Boston and Providence, and
Fsn River Consi3nees wishing their goods landed
"GEoRGEToWN. D. O."
Co, 400 street northwest and 18th street wharf
Warrington, 2. O.; g; F. HYDE, So Water street,
General Managers. II South Wharvee, Philadel.
phi6. nAr201v
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U b. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND MANSARD ROOF FRAME AT
MOUNT PLEASANT. IN D. O.
eB8y virtue Of deed Of trust dated July7. IL
1875, and duly recorded in Lfber 1872. fOtio H."
1913. one Of the land records for the District ~
OF Columbia, and at the request OF the party Sc
cured shall sell at public auction, in front OF the
premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of August. A.
real estate. situate in the county of Washington D.
G.. and known as and being lots numbered seventy,
three seventyfour, seventy five and severtysix in
81. BIown,s subdivision Of Pleasant Plains and
Iemars outlet, since called Mount Pleasant accord
ireto subdivision made in October, A. 1868,
said lots fronting on Laurel avenue, aud running
southwardly on and parallel with West ayenue, to.
gether with the improvements
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in three equal
inttallments, in six (6). twelve 2 and eighteen lS)
month"; with interest at eght per cent per annam,
all cash. al the purchasers option 5000 deposit at
time OF sale. ALI convfyancing and recording at
purchasers cost II terms of sale are not complied
With in seven days the Trustee the right
resell the properly at risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser after five dsys' advertisement.
aug13-eo5&ds DAVID L. MORRISON, Trustee
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INMAN LINE
i UNITED STATES 4
NEW YORK to QUE

NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
City Of 6A91 tons City Of Montreal. 1890
City Of Chester 1866 tons City Of n York $500
These MAGNIFICENT steamers are among the strong
est largest and fastest on the Atlantic, and have
every modern Improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterooms, revolving
chairs IN saloons, bath and smoking rooms. barber
shops, etc.
For rates Of passage and other information. apply
70 JOHN q. DALR, agent 81 Broadway, NY; or to
D. A. BROSNAN, 926 g st.; J. W. BOTELER
BRO, 923 Penn'a ave-; g. w, MOSS. Adams, Ex-
press, Washington. dec28eo1ys
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DR. HARTLEY'S GREAT AND NEVER.F1TT.-
~ ING remedy for Oatarrh and ali Throat Dis
eases, kirg, Offensive Breath and Pains in the
Face aud Earn. told by all druggists Aug9 3m
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING O.
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AN
FIFTEENTH STREETS NQRTHWEST A
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL RS
TATE On THIRD, BETWEEN e AND

By virtue Of deed Ct trust dated March 10Th, IN
1877. and recorded in Lber No. $50. folio 81, ~
bis, will tell at public auction. in front Of the
premises, on MONDAY. August 25th, 1879, at 6
O'Clock pm, that parcel OF land situate In Washing.
ton. D. G., designated the south fifteen feet front
OF lot twentyseven by depth Of lot In square mum.
bered five hundred and thirty eight.
inns: One third cash; balance in twelve and
eivEt.en me nths will seven per cent interest. &75
az sale. COnveyanciLg at expense OF purchaser.
Toms to be compiled with in ten days.
OHAS. e. FRASER,
aue7-9. ID 16,I023&2o Surviving Trustee.
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PROPOSALS.
pHOPOsALs Fob COAL.

OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, !
WASHINGTON. August h. 1875
Sealed Proposals viii be received until TUESDAY.
AuRutt -, 1879, at 10 O'Clock m, for furnishing
this Office with Elk hundred (600) tons Georges
Grstk Cumberland Coal, run of the mine, best quail
ity. ProI OsAs will be Endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Coal'' For particulars inquire at
this Office, JOHN D, DEFREES,
auglS-3t Public Printer.
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THE SUPREME CouHT OF THE DIsrRIOT

EDWARD NJ BoTEI.Ep, Admir-. We. CHARLES O.
LANGLEY ct aL-No. 5.205. Ed Doc IG
This case LAG been ref rred to me to report among
other thing all liens and claims against the real
estate devised by the late William H. Langley All
IaIties having claims against said estate or against
any OF me aeylsees tsons) OF said William H. Lang.
ley and al other parties in interest," are notified to
apIesr at my office, 325 Az stree, H. W.. on MON.
DAY, August IL, 1879, at II O'Clock a. m and he
beard concerning the game
aug m.w,f B @. LOvEJOY. Special Auditor
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MORTH GERMAN LLOYD-STEAMsHIp
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
NJ Rp

The steamers Of this company WIN sail every Sat-
3rdsy from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street Hoboken.
da anes o. Fs0T d New York to asye LSn
second cabin, ego; ssseE g,S so For freight or
Green, New York W. g. METZEROTT 4 CO. 9G
Pa ava, Agents for WaahinRton oCfl-ly
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NOTICE TO 1IOUNT VERNON Pas.

,:s sem oGiit and !" fnInisbed. T. ~'n ars sssn
jill: o;ptaIn, g tie only boat 9
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
70 mansion and grounds. Steamer leaves 9Th street
s. ss{ 11aays e MsK f. - "a aRa s.
Jupt ladies' Mount Vernon Association. L. L
STaAKE. steamer W. W. OorcOran. jel6-lJ
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CEOBGE r. HOWELL ACO.
Newspaper Advertising Bureau.

ESf Zen Cents. One hundred pare Pam.
pnlst with Lists OF NEWSPAPERS and Adj.
For Ten O0llarss Four Ifnes sn..-&.a
one week I'm Three Hundred and NM
NeW1OaDtrDs >>e q ANY,
10 SPRUCE IT,, n. Z,
ny32- N
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BURNED TO DEATH BY SPARK FROM HGR
HUSBANDS CfGAR.-The wife OF Rev. Andre y
Markell, rector or Chester, N S was so badly
burned Wednesday that her life is despa1red or
who was smoking a cigar when q spark from
the cigar ignted Mrs. Merkels clothing, and
before it could be eXtinguished her pooy was
badly burned
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i n: r. OOHKN's LOAN OFFICE, corner 7th
ty.no. s n, ana New York avenue. (en- <0N
Emce IN tne city. Money loaned q theO q
rae OF interest on Gold and Silver Watches
f!ase ana Plated Wsre. Diamonds, Guns Pistols
L t3nss a2a Gente@sns Clothing. Carpets. and I'll
AssVsss !" SSAoo' jAn1.ly
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cS-The drouth In south and west Texas Is
becoming something fearful.

gg-Miss Annie Louise Cary was visited at her
home In Maine the other day by a party OF
hear at the front Of the house they quietly
walked around to the kitchen at the back where
they found the charming contralto humming
watching q bro!ling steak. The cookery was
pronounced as delightful as the voice-and that
Is saying great deal.
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JOHN BURROUGHS FAULTS.-My appreciation
OF John Burroughs Is so thorough, my sympa-
thy with him so real, feel disnclned 70 men.
ton the mannerfSnS which are the blemlshes
on lis thought and expression. He has that
fondness for ''pet words, that reaching after
far-off, III not classical allusion. which usually
MARKS the self educated man or woman. The
mind saturated from its dawn with The lore or
MANY iancs and races gives 1t forth again at
maturity, as It's natural breath: but the mind
on Which knowledge Is veneered at a late day
and by mighty effort often bears it about as an
uneasy crown, OF which It is very vain as ft
laboriously disports it before the eyes of its
Fellows. John Burroughs too constantly re-
minds US or his 'virilen but untutored mas
ter, Walt Whitman. Words that are a mart
OF Walt Misunderstanding giants with him
are pitiful babes in the wood" on John Bur.
rougbS's pages. The ever-preSent assertion OF
the "mascullnityn and "virtlityn OF THINGS is
quite astonishing and occasionally Depressing
10 woman. John burroughs has yet TO
learn that the man who is thorough bred I'm
birth and breeding, whatever his pride OF sex
never allows himself TO disparage woman as
woman, even by suggestion. John Burroughs
inquiries: els not the genuine singing lyrical
quality essentially maSculine?" No, / thank
you. DisposiDg or 1.-The weather - he adds at
Is masculine subject and quite beyond the
province OF women An astonishing assertion
TO the woman VINO never takes an umbrella be.
cause man tells her to DO so, but she bears nc
on through floods or sunshine: and who never
leaves it home at his bidding, but she is sure TO
be caught tn Il r. ents OF rafn.-Mdry esn,ner ia
the Independent.
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NlVOPATHY LIFE ELIXIR. the cure for all,
including Consumption Maiar:al and Hay
FeveIs. Testimonials received of many remarkable
cures ty vtyopathy-ons Of the cure OF Hay Fever,
care of long standipe others, Also have been
cured by VIyopATHY LIFE ELIxIR
. WAsHINGToN, D. O., August I'd, 1879
Ihis VIII testify that witnessed the complete cure
last year If Hay Fever for Mr.. McEadden who had
for teyepten years, periodically, suffered with the
disease The cure was effected IN about ten days by
rently with great ease and con plee certainty So
great sufferer had Mr.. McFadden teen for many
yeaTr that ne had been com PEELED, in Pittsburg. Pa
ELI N IN Washington and has now re-estabitsheI
IN new YORK had charge Of his business and
friends were a.tonished. and rsloced that he at last
this cure. HENRY WEEKS
Marble Buding. 9th st and Pennsylvania ave.
Danot. STOTT UROMWELL'S. DREW'H
alCkLIhGS, M1LBURNS Druggists. ONCE, LOT
I'D st. Sc, Washington. auvll.tau
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IEN"."P. CALAND,"" ROTTERDA AZ" "SGHIE-
Netherlands. leaves Jersey -0ity every alternate
aaS s 4seR SGSSSHg
Azt g South William st. New York, FUNOH EDY1
IA R 60 H Gena 81, PPre,sns Afss;L ~ MUk-
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WMTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucuoneers.

~ A1Gh .. W11lA1AMS q w. AuCI1Oneers.
TkgsTSEEs SALE Il oF yALgAgLE 1gMPRoyEp
Tie FIRM IF SS Slk ksk z
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Deem II
Der 10th, A: 1871, and duly recorded in 1E,I
Liter No. 6e9, folio No. IT'S. one Of the land.s
ba and by direction of the party secured thereby,
shall sell at public auction, In front of the premises
p M ali that certain piece or parcel Of land, situate
lying and being in the comfy of Washington. in the
District of Columbia being known and described as
M " tract on tie %
pant Of tract Of land called ''Hsddock's Hills"
Queen, the said lot Of land Containing twenty
e, three roods and three perches of land more
Of Of s snd
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash balance In one,
from day Of sale until paid payable semi annually.
secured by deed Of trust on the property; A de.
veyanclng at purchaser II the terms Of sale
are not Complied with in seven days from day of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the
cos and risk Of the defauitrg purchaser, after five
LEROY NJ TAYLOR Trustee
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts. aag13-d
WAITER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
p STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND
tsIX UrIRN STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
On MONDAY, August 18th, at O'Clock pm, -
we shall sell in front OF the premises Lot No 81
back leo feet to an alley, making it desirable
b9 Taea1g L 1 .,i-a o,s,, .,.,..
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from
s s.o sold Az oonyeyancng at purchasers cost.
sue12-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auct
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A POSTAL CARD FORGERY.-A gentleman who
had occasion to write to his mother a few DAYS
ago used postal card, writing In pencil, aud
signing his given name. Through some care
lesshess II fell into the hands of a rogue, who
eHaced all the writing but the name, subs;i-
tuted request for $50, to be sent 20 a given
address, and 1t took some sharp telegraphtng
on the part OF the postal authorities TO stop
payment OF the money order which was prompt
~ sent in responSe.-(P ottscilLe (IHD Journal.
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A MEMBKR OF THE STOCK xxOHANGA VII
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Bond. and Gold on moderate marginA Oomnis
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STEAMERS Aey

DOR FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
LAKE. sf e. sJ JAM MJ NARE or v TEE
leave 9Th street wharf, terminus Of --
18th or 9Th street cars, every MONDAY, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 80 o. m and SAT.
URDAY at p. m F9rst-class fare 76c. round trip.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W: THOMPSON leaves above
Hh2r every MoHDA ; I ~ Hi1 AID sATUk:
Thursday Leonardtown Thnrsday and Saturday
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK
Steamers T. @. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON
alternately Leave Pier Al. Esst River, New York.
every SATURDAY, q 2 No. and 63 Water street,
lowest rates Apply at steamers or Office under
jy2I SxM'L BACON. pras,dop.
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1910 PLANT LINE. TOTO
w4sHINaToN AND NORFOLK sr1AMBoAg

lOe u IOlS
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK STEAMBOAT
Tho new and fast steamer GEO -~
LEARY, Captain JOS WHTT1 leaves =
Warrington for Norfolk syerY Mon.
day and Wednesday ct 80 pm, and Saturday st 6
p. m.-7thst. wharf.
Eirstcass fare, single tickets Al 90
First,clAAs fare round trip........,..,.,.,.. ISO
aT Te9sss and State R f:s on sale yAMEs
s2NB. lale st. n. W. Tickets on sale at Y. NJ. B. r.
Office, COL Penna sv NV.
GEORGE ii. PLANT. President
y. T. Judd. Agent. 7th'st wharf my2O
STEA MEH MATTANO,. Captain WIN. b
avss 3hs foot sa0 81 sf 81 A aPa 2 sta
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sun.
cay. at an for Potomac River landings. On Sun.
US for Mattox Greek Oolton's and landings in St
ol.nents Bay. On Thursdays for Matto1 Greek
AID lAndlEgs III WicoMico river. On Tuesdays for
Coit9n's and landing in Nomini Greek. Returning
r'sking intermediate landinga Also Chapel Point
o1 Wednesdays. coming up.
Tor further information enquire at offices OF @. l.
sHERIFF, No. 1928 snd TIA Pennsylvania avenue
1r st Office foot of 6th and N streets sw.
apl6 g, It, JONES, Aren't
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For sale by 2. D. GILMAN and all dealers.
AuVl FIT
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MANHOOD RESTORED
PRESCRIPTION FREE. For the speedy Cure of
Seminal Weakness Loss Of Manhood and all dis
orders BROUGHT on by indscretion or excess Any
august has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON b CO.,
teJeOly 70 Nassau st., N.
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,
Esumated by their game qualities and the
difficulty sometimes experienced in safely land.
my thein, The larger specimens OF our mountain
,Iout weigh like sturgeon. This fact is estab-
usned whenever the trout hooked In a pool with
s soicent aepth and spread OF water can bring TO
uSaa IA ms native element the full resisting
IOrce OF MS remarkably strong and active tail
illustrative or this story Is Jold OF the experi
ehce or Two professional fishers who recently
~eo or. nun heiena 10 the Big Blackfoot, one
DOCTOR and the other lawyer. In a very brief
time they had basket OF beauties for their
pains, but the fascination OF the sport ken; them
tossing their flies into the clear waters OF the
magnificent stream. Finally, one man hooked
"bouncer," one on which he had most yearned
70 try his skill. The pool was deep ana
broad, and, work and ilnesse as the doc
tor might the trout held TO the water
Inc lawyer, resting his companion, tried
MS strength and tact, but with no better
luck. The trout seemed quite master OF the stu.
alton, nor could he be uowed or tuckered out
The contest finally eliminated in a most excit-
Ing scene. Determined TO secure the prize, and
forgetting he could not swim, the valiant doc
Tor throwing aside coat ana boots, Jumped into
the oepths OF the stream. IL was a rash act.
and TO save him the lawyer was forced 20 plunge
10 AFTER him. A fair swimmer he reached his
struggling companion, and holding on TO the
poe ana tackle with one hand lifted with the
oSher ms companions head above water. But
the lawyer found he could not bring his burden
20 SHORE, and only by superhuman effort could
ne keep himself and companion from sinking
oh me very point OF drowning the trout came
10 TIE rescue, Strengthened out the line, and
aitef a rev sportiye prankS hauled the two men
out OF the pool 10 shallow water. Grateful for
the service thus obligingly rendered, the FISH
was permitted 10 disappear over the rifle down
stream. rms story is confirmed by the testl-
mony OF both the gentlemen concerned and by
the trout itself, which has since been seen tow
ing the tackle up and down the waters OF the
Blackfoot-t Helena (BontGna) Herald.
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MEDICAL. &c.

SPERMATORRHEA, IMPOTKNCY, PRHMA
- ture decay, emissions and all yenereAl diseases
feraale weak esses, &C, tre.ted. 1905 L st.. near
1ethn.w. aux7 Inn
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100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
IIQT OLE PRIZES

AL our Grand Extraordinary DrGnilsgs are u,.de,
the SUPERVISION and m anage,fle7lt Of GENERALS G.
T. BEAURE6ARD and JUBAL A, EARLY.
augl3-4W
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Take Sleeping Car for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.