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ing, and that he succeeded, though carried
down the stream some distance.


Accused Is about forty years tI age. His
face is not particularly bad one, Though
be can speak but little English, Is is appa-
rent that he Is not wanting in intelligence.
He Is what may be called shrpwd fellow.
He realizes his situation. as fs evideBs from
his denials and his anxiety to see Counsel.
He iyas somewhat drinky Saturday niYbt.
He has been in business here two or three
years. At the time OF the stabbing he vas
keeping two bar-rooms-one at the corEpT
Of Eighth and Byrd streets, and the other'
ai 122 Eighth street, wlIich was kept by his
wife before they were married, and over
which they have been since living.
THE LATEST.
About , O'Clock yesterday morning Mrs.
Daccigalupo was apparently quiet, though
wakeful. She did not seem to be suffering
great deal, although her physician said it
would be impossible to say what the effects
OF the wounds would be for at least twenty
four hours.
There were two reports as To the cause OF
the affair. Gne was that Baceigalupo de-
sired to secure her money while The other
was to the effect that it grew out of ieal-
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.RICHMoNp. VA, March !. 1879

RICHM0Nn, VA, March !. 1879.
10 His Ercellency +. ~. H. Holiday, Gou-
ernor of Virginia:
Dear Sir,-Last evening addressed you
a note inQuiring as to the truth OF a rumor
that you had appointed General Bradley T.
johnson to represent this Commonwealth,
III association with the Attorney eneral.
in the matter between the State and Judge
RiveS. ! infer from your failing 10 reply
that you did not receive the note. l heard
it stated positively that you had appointed
General Johnson. / believe that am cnti.
tied to make the inquiry as one OF those who
were most ardent il securing your nomna-
tion over Mr.. Daniel on account OF Dir.
Daniels alfiiiation with General johnson.
Respectfully, JouN 5. WISE.
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Roll OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL. The following is q list OF the plI-
nils on the rolf OF honor at the Richmond
High. School for the past week.
Senior Glass: Ada Anderson, FANNIE
Blake, Bella Conn, Salie Coleman, lmogen
Cottrell, Stella Hagan, Mary Koslow, Mag
Gle E. Mitchell, Fannie Moon, Emma T.
Turucr, JEANNE Whittet, William I. Den
mis-, Morris Ii. Hutzlcr. intermediate Class
Robert S. Crump, 7. c. Eggleston, George
W. Mccain, Amelia Brimmer, Emma Laube
Juliet Marks, Bette Mountcastle. Junlo'
Glass: Lummie Cunningham, Maggie Fer
rell, Joseph Dickinson, William Wits. AT
tendance for the week, 81 per cent.
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@'ETULY MEETING OF THE Y0uSG MEMS
l"@l$TiAN ASSOCIATION Tc-NiGHT.-The
Ssuiar monthly meeting Of the Young
'.'N' Christian Association will be held at
,.& ,,>>ocIst'on Hall tonight at s O'Clock. Not
mM! ,he members Of the Association and
ivy i.;, ministers Of the city, but the ladies and
;,,. i,raas OF the cause generally are cordially
in,"Fu in, 70 be present, and pleasant meet
DIS d. y ah'lcipattd. The topic for general
',''.s'i1n 81. will be, How can we increase
,;" -, r.liicency and usefulness OF the Associa-
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
4 Newfy.Nnrrsca Man sani,s agiu yysfc
and Attempts Ia Throw Her
Into the Canal.

DETAILS OF THE SHOCKING AFFArR-THE
ACCUSED JUMPS INTO TIE CANAL AND
sWIMs ACROSS TO EsCAPE-AEREsTED
AND LODGED IN TIE sTATION-HoUsE-
STATEMENT OF THE ACCUSED THE
WOUNDED WOMAN EARED FOR, &C., &C.
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W. GODDIN. 4 2. ". !ol. rviEn t@" small !,-s'x
trncncEts tbsieon. OH the cast lie or k4rst
street.
GODDIN, WARREN & Ce!..5 =. ~ 5:icS !ssi-
ing No. 7U5 Clay srea6..
r. l.. HITTING lHah- Coz. rabic, 10 - M.,!Hni-
lure, barber chairs, sf.a.Sasrs sc.
L. =. ANDERSON < son, TO \. NJ. groceries,.
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LEVY BROTula-,

LEVY BROTHLGS-
have 100 remnants OF DT:.ss3 GOOES-
I'm lengths of from TWO TO thirteen yar,!s, ~sSc they
offer very cheap.
Also. 100 rods of
WHITE AND REp-C CII sCH M4-TEISG,
1T lower price. than ever.
4 nice assort mCnt of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
BLACK AND CoLouED SILB:s
and i large assOr meat OF
SPRING AND SUMNEg.C :AlsREs.
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".
.s-,y,

RlcihOSD, Aarcn 4. JS ~
TO His Ercellency +. W. n holiday, Governor
Of Virginia.:
Dear Sir-Fur your reply 10 my inquiry thank
yoN hut the c'ponsr is noi quite To the question
asked. You say. The counsel and only counsel.
have. under tie joint resolution. empioyed 10 as
siSt the Acknowledgement Is Judge Roberts son" &c.
The fact IS that General i. Il. johnson Is ac.irg
with General Field and Jude Robertson, and II is
asserted that his doing so Is b. your suggestion :p-
D. iunc:lt and request. therefore RESPECTFULLY lc-
peal the inqul. Y whether this be irnc.
ours respectfully, JOHN S. WISE.
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V I
RICHMOND, VA, March s.

10 His E"celIency f. ". II. HoUidou
Governor Of Virginia:
Dear Sir,-Your note has Just been re-
ccived, and thank you ior the promptness
and fullneSs Of the same. 1t is certainly as
responsive as any one could desire. Re-
GREETING that I troubled you to write so
much, l am, yours respectfully.
JOHN S. WISE.
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ACCIDENTAL youth named Willie Brauer
was thrown from horse near thc.c0rner OF
Sixth and Grace streets Saturday afternoon
and quite badly hurt. He was cared for In
DR.. Coakley's Office until the city ambulance
arrived and took him to his home.
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SUIT FOR EIGHT THOUSAND DoLLARs.-A
suit has been entered by Dukes admins
traitor Us. The City OF Richmond Tor SS,0oo
damages for the drowning OF chlla ln u
vat In the lower part Of the city.
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FIN.A Se>Ia1,.

NORTH CAROLINA SrATE BONDS
~ The STATE OF rsi .Gsrollua has Dasse Ia Innd-
Ing bill fo7 scIt'ing aGJ <bt, whSh We Ldris: our
friends 10 Agent not believe tS. State VIII
do anv better and aihs gwen ior fund.- j. irD.icd
Any information tts:iei wtl Sc give. on appca-
lion. THOMAS BRANCH ao.
RICHnoND. March S-ls79- mi, lo-3nt
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r.. aA'k REGATTA AT FREDERICKsBUEG.-
6,r ''s was meeting at Ford's Hotel Satnr-
q gn, s'enihs Of delegates from the boat clubs
r. University, Petersburg, Fredericks-
p,.s p,%sor1oik, and Lynchburg, for the pur-
!ssa forming State regatta association.
10, %;4n.ZatIon =; was perfected by the cleo
D.. d., A. ehcers for the ensuing year, and it
Ss.t!ermined to have the first boat-race at
Tbs 81 eiiM;Ksburg on the 14th OF next July.
xg,.S S'&Os 0! Richmond were not repre-
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correspondence and Pa pers An the
Matter Of General Bradley r. John
sons Connection with the Rfyes Case
ns ssnnnurs .f.e.-s@... 4. ....

nishcd for publication, parts OF which were
published in the Richmond Wing, aud sub
sequently all but Nos. 8 mud 9, without
asking the consent or approval Of the Gov
ernor; and Nos. 8 and @ are now pub
lishcd for the first time:
[The letters which were published in the
Wing are here printed in small type. The
letters now for the first time given the pub
lie in larger ty.e.l
MARCH 9TH, 1870.
To His Erce''ency Fred ". ". Holiday, Gorer-
nor Of pirginio:.
Dear SIr,--1 have just heard that you have ap-
poin'ed General Bradley 7. johnson rc,rcsc,it
this Commonwealth IN the proceedings against
judge Riycs May Inquire whether lhis rnmor is
true? Respectfully, JOHN 5. WISE.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. }
GOVERNORS OFFICE. :
RICHMOND. VA. March 6. 1879. }

RICHMOND. VA. March 6. 1879. }
Dear Sr.-Yours received. The ccuns, |. and only
counsel, have under tic onl resolutions, employed
to aS.is; the Acknowledgement in the Judge Rircs
matter, l. Judge w j. Roci of charlottesville
Very rIuy, FRED. w. NJ. HOLIDAY.
Letter No. 9 was sent through the mail.
Before it was received gentleman called at
the Governors Office in the Capitol and de-
Iivered Letter No. 3. The Governor re-
spondcd that Letter No. had been answered
through the mail.
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CUMULATIVE TESTIMONY" st Ire request O
the proprietor of The GYPSY'S GIFT i Jrrsliy that
7 an fully cogn2ant of The remarkable cares Of
Rheumatism made by that mc;.lciGe on O3ccrs
Ncvcrs, Byrnc. aud rrosby-knowhg 'hnm Ia be
true and d0HH fds Il heretofore rut'isicd..
-. L. GnAT,
.Mars..siU VI poliee.'
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AE COURT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY.
atoneI ~ Us. Clopton, Judge. Argued By
te,. 60, -: IGse for plaintiff and submitted.
a,,Iras a,,I.k =. i interesting from the fact that it
%G@ sae tenure OF office Of Mr. Attkls-
=. ttSanonwealtips attorney for Manches-
1aes sse's'on will probably be given next
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SAVE MONEY by hay!nR your iA:ndng done atthe
DISPATCH PRISTI:i0-I!OUaE. HEod work, low
prices. and satisfaction gulransead-
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DlSCO2OEED TEETH rendered beautifully" White
by the use OF MEADE Il BAKERS SAPoS1sE DEN
THRICE. Fifty ccnts.a box.
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yGR ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH ATp1uH8
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC M0uTI-
WASu Fifty crnlS 4 hnttlc.
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OUR -GOOD-CHEw" brand uf tOhir So,- aiis0c.
per pouE.i, Is as good as any brand we an"~0H
W. ID. BI.Ai. 80.
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Arsas,,b ASs board OF MANAGERS OF HOLLYWOOD
Paups la lss,,A. A.ssocIArIoN will meet ut st.
alp. Tfe'foom on Tuesday, March IS,
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TRY cER "Gc0D-CHEw" brand OF toaacso ut
soc. per pound Ii Is Il very fine chewins .s:acco.
". ID. BLAZE .ts. Co.
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at ,he al 4. .NoTE.-A letter has been received
. 'Perd, anEnInond post-ofiice addressed to
1e Peler'Ihna Won siehart, Richmond, Hotel
'ufg, N0rd Amerika.'
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ISCIPIEST TARTAR AND SoDRss removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAi0NfEH GENTiFRlcE.
Fifty cents box.
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rs 4 FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH fEx the
no,rih, there IS nO;hing good rs MEADH f% BA-
KEE-S CAHGoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty ceats a
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"AEuER" WHIsKEY, pure and mellow. al s2
per gallon. W. ID. BLAInlertO
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For BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE & BAEEn'S
CANEoLIC MOuTI"WASu. Fifty cents bottle.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH froni Aecayed TEEN
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS carr
poLIC MOuTu-WASH. E!ny cc1is,S. bottle.
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LEE GALLERY. 920 Main street. BEST PiDTo-
t:E&pIIS. Most reasonable prices.
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RICIIM0ND'S, HEALTH.


INTERESTING SUGG ESTIONS From DIR.
CABELL-THE YELLOW-TETER AND THE
CHANCES FOR AN EPIDEMIC here
SHOCKOE CREEk-SCAILET-F FEVER AND
DIPIITHERIA, SC. &C.
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LEE GALLERT, Main street. Beautiful 'JARL
81 per dozen; four for IL.
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REPORT.

,,,r,oxs FOR SrNpAY.-For the Mid
N,,si ,,,sntic States. partly cloudy weather
G'e .. -.s.;nnary or slight fall in temperature,
T;nGs sGg mostly from the northwes, 10 'sie
N,.S, N,.,hwssI. slowly-rising barometer, anu in
,SS ss,.' northern portions ligh, snow. S, n,.,,x
t"s sr wca,her, stationary or slight rise in
t'ot,r t'eu", M Iowcr Temperature in the north
H'I',"e.; ,'.-,;ons and variable winds, mostly
e." ..,c, northeast to southeast.
rsr WEATHER SATURDAY was clear, cool,
sad pleasant =, 10.
' TrsrsourrrR SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, 43;
" IS: noon. g. 3 2. IA, G5; z.
". -: midnight. ~.
'';, vsan temperature. - 5-6.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rIlHE HONp4INLDERs NE .THE or.

VNHE BOHpH0LDERS UE THE OR
L ANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, AND OF THE
OIsANGE, AbEXhNnHiA AND, MANASSAS
K RilLRUAL. COMPANY. ~tlo istve ~, already re-
spoudcd To- the CIRCULAR lcjtrr accpnpAnying Inc
Form Of .t1res4asnt' aGt pied at t!S iDee.ne OF
bondhoidt<s held on the I'D otJsnuasy S79, ar:
spSctfliS rsqs<>! G. 10 - nj early pfactlcabi
70 I.EHfS BSS)kEk. SccrfiIy ans Trrasuitr" "'
the Executive Committee. 10. l0OS Main slrec',
RlchmosJ,.> lie "Agroemei.n si;sned by them,
with the amount o! asse ~ thcr> cae'i Tor, a@
explained tn The clr'ular.
The Aos, nes ot The tma ~ clsp.e before tbc tefht
OF the court in which The Nroceedus for forr tosla
are pgua.ns makes " mt ~,saty 10 ascertsln H. VIVA
out uD2ee>sSary Gclly, @ha VIZ cooper IL In I''s
egsi,reS adopted by ina AZ s-l oouchs idcrs-.
JOHN sTEWAf.y. .,,-.
JoHS TfaHstan1sS"' I, sa1s;St N''"'"' ~
RT. MERRi< 4, OF H'ssningion l., e.;
l.. l.. CONRt.D, Of f;aItimorc- Md>
,ah I7-M&w2t Executive tiatttce.
faARLY ROSE POTATOES.
e. EARiS ROSE PDTATohs. .
aud twenty paSsag is sai,ctY G.lLI-EBSE BUT
TER ri,t arrive !; aud Sne huur red andseyeIty-nfe
barrels CHOICE Ahfi.Es for sale by
NH 17-3t No. 1870 east Main street.
DEG-Cs0T-T.-Witb PEGG OTTf $
Il AUTOMATIC TIME TABLE you can sec the
days fsopa eas date =, snaihe. by giance. For
ayeraSing accounts Tid nterc.t cacniations @ y @ in
valuable. For sale oy w. sIaoNs & BkornEa,
| No. ! south Twelf. n street; and bACGHAAS baor
| THRRa, No. l3l'I east Msla street.
! Agents wanted. Address :, yu,x,rouAu
| Rhl4 R!ehEena' !s'
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LEE GALLERY. Main street. Large frThing
PHoToGRAPlIS. 81: duplicates, SOC.
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For rLCEHArEp MOUTH, the hcaDHg properties
OF MEADE & BAKERS CAEBOLlC MouTH~WASH
are uncxcelled Fifty cents bottle.
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j. q. CABEI.L, VI. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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A reporter of this paper sought IN inter-
teryicw with Baccigalupo about 10 O'Clock
Saturday night.
sergeant Angle, who was in charge OF the
Second station ut that hour, said 1t was or
no use to try to get the prisoner TO tax !;
that all he had to say was that he wanted 10
see Air. Young; but still the effort was
made. D.o;,.,
When the cel-door was opened Bacclga"
limo was not to be seen. He was down
unon the door, covered With 4 hlankets ana
pretended TO be asleep. lie didn't answer
when his name was called, but vigorous
shaking caused him 10 get up. lie enen IN
nocensly asked in badly broken EnSiisf
whas was the matter. Being told that hs'
acraunt OF the cutting was wanted Tor pup
licstion, he said that he hadn't done Nh,
cutting; that he had never hurt DIS Wne
that she was one OF the niceSt Italian tau'e
in the city, and that lie always gave he
nlenty OF money when she asked for It.
He was then informed that his wlle ac
c,,sed him OF cutting her; but he SUN ae
MED it, and asked that he might be rl:'ce
in the custody OF three or four pollecme
and allowed 10 go down to see her. Ills Il
quest was, Of cJurse, not allowed.
AS to how ile got in the wafer oaeotSs
limo stated that he undertook TO cross tu
canal on tie foot-bridge in the dlreetlou
the Peter sburg depot and fell in' anu tna
finding himself in the water, ne OF couIs
made all efforts to save himself from s'e'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-18
A Look at Helmh0ltz.

In paper in Scribner on the Univer-
sity of Berlin, Professor Boyesen gives
the following sketch of the personnel of
this great physicist:
As have said, the strength of tho
Berlin University lies ohiAey in the
fact that it counts so many great and
renowned men within its faculty.
Among these no one is more con-
spicuous than Hermann Ludwig Helm
holtz, professor of physics, of whom it
is said, with justice, that he has made
an epoch in every branch of science to
which he has devoted himself. He is
o man Of about fifty.seven, rather be-
low middle height, and somewhat in
clined to stoutness. His face is de-
cidedly handsome the brow especially
OF remarkable spaciOusness and breadth,
and all the features clearly modelled
and in good proportion. His grave
dark eyes express calm and keen OBJ
servation they are undeniably tribe
cold. and probably judge men with the
same merciless, mathematical exactness
with which they observe other natural
phenomena. One can hardly imagine
more unsentimental, passionless face,
nor filter face for q man of science.
One feels at once that his mental at
mosphere must be clear and bracing,
and unobscured by fogs of sentiment.
find also that in social circles Helm
holtz has the reputation of being an
interesting but cold and unapproach-
able man. However, the students, who
work in his laboratory and thus come
into close contact with him, cherish
the profoundest respect and admira-
ton for him. One of them, young
American, who has studied physics in
Berlin for three years, told me that
during all this time he never remem-
bered that the professor had addressed
one personal question or remark to
him, not even as much as comment
upon the weather. Every morning,
when Helmholtz enters his laboratory,
he greets the young gentlemen, and
then Immediately begins to question
them successfully in regard to their
work. He explains with admirable
clearness and ease, and when an inter-
esting point comes up for discussion,
he has been known to spend an hour or
more with one student in trying to
elucidate it, sometimes even forgetting
his lecture hour. His language is al
ways automatically precise, and the
most abstruse and involved theory be-
comes as simple as the multiplication
table before he has done with it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-18
Polly and Her Prisoner.

few years since Sammie Hicks
dressed himself in blue and went to the
war.
He had but short distance to go,
for his regiment was camped so near
his mothers house that she could
plainly hear the bugle sound that called
him to duty.
He had been with his company but a
few hours, when Polly Parrot, his old
friend and pet, flew into camp, and
lighted upon his shoulders.
"Oh. Polly" said Sammie, sis it
you? Well, tell us, Polly, what are your
politics?"
Hurrah for old Abe," shouted
Polly.
The soldiers were greatly amused
One after another would step up and
repeat the question, "Polly, what are
your politics ?" and The same answer
was invariably given, "Hurrah for old
Abe"
1t is not strange that in short time
Polly became the pet of the whole regi-
ment. The soldiers were often heard
to say that her feathers should DO blue
instead of green, for she was loyal to
the core.
There was no soldier in the regiment
moro attentive to military drill than
Polly. Perched upon high pole in
the center of the parade ground, she
would watch with evident delight the
whole proceedings.
But she soon ceased to be silent
spectator, and became very troublesome
by taking it upon herself to issue or
ders. This amused the soldiers, but
often it greatly provoked the officers.
Bnt there came change to the quiet
camp. Soldiers in gray were becoming
their neighbors, and sending ont their
scouts in all directions.
Sammie was one day guarding one Of
tho outposts, wien he was surprised
and wounded, and, as the enemy
thought, left upon the ground to die.
Not long after this, Confederate
officer was dashing past the place, and
Polly, who was perched upon tho limb
of tree, screamed Haiti
The officer stopped instantly, but
hearing nothing more, was about to
proceed, when Polly again babe him
halt.
Again he stopped, and after mo-
mont, asked, "Who are you?"
Pretty Poll, Pretty Poll" answered
his captor.
The officer put his spurs into his
horse, and rode away saying some
words that / will not recall. - YouM's
Compaaioa.
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closed in bait or junk of pork, and
lowered with proper care. The battery
is duly charged, and at the moment
that the huge fish SEXES, and, as the
pike.fsher would say, pouches" the
tempting morsel, the circuit is COM
pleted. The effect is instantaneous.
The head and jaws of the monster are
blown into fragments, and bubbling
circle in the water marks the spot
where, few seconds before, his dorsal
fin was showing above the waves
Wdreriep,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-18

The discovery of the electric pencil
bids fair to have an important effect on
several industries. According to the
reports in the Paris papers, the appa-
ratus will enable any artist to reproduce
his designs to any extent, thus doing
away with the engravers' trade. An
electric current and an ordinary pencil
are the agents of this new wonder.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-18

For a woman to love some men is
like casting a flower into sepulcher.--
Ha,cihorne.
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TO MAKE STARCH Boil twenty min
utes, and use o small piece of sperm
candle, or O small bit Of enamel, and
your smoothing iron will not stick.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-18

The first silk fabric woven in Amer
lea in 1900, is still preserved at Salem,
Mass.
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Public opinion is second con-
science.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-07-18

A cipher dispatch has just been inter
copied and translated, from which it
appears that ii is Mr.. Tildens inten-
ton, if elected president, to plunge the
country into the horrors OF spelling
school again. Men and brethren, away
with this enemy to the public peace.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-02-22

The Liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health and happiness of man. When
it is disturbed in its proper action, all
kinds OF ailments are the natural result.
The digestion of food, the movements of
the heart and blood, the action of the
brain and nervous system, are all con-
nected with the workings ofthe liver. 1t
has been success fully proved that
Green's August Flower is unequalled in
curing all persons afflicted with dyspep-
STA or liver complaint, and all the num-
erous symptoms that result from an I'M
healthy condition of the liver and
stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the Wes-
tern Continent. Three dcses will prove
that it is just what you want. For sale
by A. M. Gerow and Farr & Weed.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-02-22
consumption Cured .

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an
East India missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption
bronchitis. catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, also positive
and radical cure for nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful cura-
tive powers in thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive, and desire to relieve human suffer-
ing, will send, free of charge, to all who
desire it, this recipe, with full directions
for preparing and using, in German
French or English. Sent by mail by adj
dressing with stamp. naming this paper
w. w. Sherar, 149 Powers Block, Roch-
ester, New York. 9-4w