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New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
FRAGMENrS OF WEsTERS NEWS.
srDnrN nrAT1 OF A MERCHANT.


CT. LouIs. March 2s.-E. G. Knowles, a
welkno wn merchant OF Cotton Gin Port. s.. VINO VINO
came last Friday TO buy goods was i1pna
that he died of congestion of the brain.
A SCARLET FEVER EPIDEMIC.
WABASH Ind, March 2S.LSc%arlet are Lever Lever Is Is
four others reported sick last eyening ana nine
cases are announced TINS an5 viii ramain a.
A FAMOUS TRoTTER,s BIRTHDAY.
CINCINNATI, March 2S.-Maud ). was seven
vears old Yesterday Tno mare has recently been clipped
and is now of much lighter color than she was when
,nner hnt heavier than she was last al BaiT her
trainer says she will lower the record tns season 70
AN OHIO BULLY sUMMARILY DEALT WITH
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 2S.-A bully from
Haysville ono went LondOnville on Saturday and
insted the editors OF the tive papers pnnusned % tnere
agSfIon nut rope around his neck and led him be-
yOnd q town line, making him swear never W sno" hs
face again In LondOnvlle.
gUICIpE OF A KENTUCKY LAWYER
I,oUIsyILLH, March 28.-A dispatch to Ihe
O0uJer-JOurnaL says that John n ~ DaVIess, psoin
sat es sgec N ts %ornns Sy pacDg
his forehead, and blowing mis- brains out He was the
son OF Major William Davies, ana nephew OF tno iate
United States Senator John b. Thompson.
STILL STARVING HERSELF FROM CONVICTION:
Iowa CITY, Iowa., March 2S;--Mlss Hattie
f,st Tonight. She remains the condition and
viii probably live some days yet MISS Duel has not not
ShSSSe ia her religious duty she began to abstain from
food for the reason. She is fity-two years Old
ENTERTAINING SOCIAL DEMOCRATS:
ST. LOUIS, March 28.-F. w. Fritsche and
Louis Viereck prominent social Democrats OF Germany
the former member Of the Reiehstag. were
by large number OF German citizens at Apollo lnest,o
Yesterday afternoon. Mr. Fritsche made sposou, 10
which he took ground against the ~ ~
and said the eondtOn OF the people can onIy De
and betcred by educating tho masses up " pure
lican principles. ,,, ,,,,,x.
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES OF SENATOR DAVIS;
BLOOMINGTON, H., March Zo.-Senator
DAVID Davis has arehitots reParns plans , ior ra mag
ing the coming The Senator also intends % az, %
sot narfs Of central Illinois II s estimated that ne
has made over 100000 IN The last three Years 10 tns
risa of some Of his real estate situated I'D Vhcaso An
oiher norfions Of the state.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
PRINCE BIsMARCKs PROGRAMME.

BERLIN, March 2s.-ln the Reichstag to-day
Prince Bismarck replying q criticism by Herr Lasker
defended the Government bills relative to taxation and
said he assumed ene responsibility for tho momoran-
dunn which was presented to tho House together with
the bills Itembodled programme which Ia appFoXedd
h the Federal oyernments aud which VIII ne carried
ont N MOI with the assstance OF the present Reenstag
ten with thnt OF the next. the next Prlnce slnatok
diacd MA determnation to oppose any modification OF
the and 10 Increase TIE revenue whenever ieasple
by taking advantage frontier duties ne S mo Se
40 his right and duty % Geienu tue PIOHI@n"o anu ~
every effort 10 carry II out. ., ,,,, c,,. .o,..
at az prnssIon Government IN considering the ques
ton % Of he adoptIon OF the departmental system or
voting at elections for members OF INC Oie''
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
pREsTpENT HUNTTNGToNs PLANS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2S.--Last week L res
dent Huntington of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
came West and gave special attention to bis interests
in the West The results OF his visit are most important
and may be stated as follows
Tho chesapeake and Ohio viii build q line to Louis
vile from Lexington, passing through feisai,les.
the charter for which procured rom tue 1851
LeRislature It will not be extended to Elza6etht0wn
Work win begin at and tho road VIII be finished IN
two Yaars or possibly eighteen months. Mr Hrntlng
ton has secured control Of the Elzaoethtown
and Paducah Road and will at once DMld
the gan between Paducah and Memphis IL Is said tha
he mas perfect understanding with the Louisville ana
Nashville Company. so that he VIII be ailoTed 10 70
use the Cecilia Branch. The Chesapeake and OHIO
Road win deliver freight for St. Lonis TO
the Louisville and Nashville Road at NORTON
rnrestricted use OF the Cecilia Btanch
By this arrangement the Chesapeake and Ohio will get
into Memuhis and will have just favorable arrange
ments With the Arkansas aud Texas roads as any other
comnany
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
rELEGRAPRIC NOTES.
pEMEMRERED

pEMEMBERED AS A WITNESS IN COURT
NRw.HIyEN March 2S.-Benjamin Stevens. OF
tiand one OF Witnesses Tor tins IN the
svden murder case died saturday. ago sxynye yeafe
prsposrTIoN OF Mr. LAwRENoEs EsTATE. ys1.li.
NpwpoRr r. l. March 2S.-A member OF William
~ family states that he left his property 70
e eoaav divided among his children. His estate Is yaueh
st nearly e2,0OOO00
TiNNERs ON STRIKE IN PENNsYIV.ArIA.
PIrTsBURG, Penn. March 2S.Sine s, nnhsIs ltr OF OF
dav Tor An adThnce averaging 30 per cent seVTa nrms
nave already conceded the advance
aAIp TO he THE Largest LOCOMOTIVE. =,
u,1. .patTS syVfCK N. j., March 2S.-Englne No.
IN vas nnt on the pennsylvania Railroad ~ y tas
~ sbe United states neing sixty feet long wtn
artSn9 wheels and ahaf " runs Des"eeh Fr
deiphia and Sew.Yofk.
AYu.ry March 28.--Justiee Westbr00k h6s
red pefison 10 the Attorney % bring sn acton
Ri the name the people against the statspcasn
rn Company for the purpose OF yEeaung the shsscf "
SAD Corporation and Winding ny tts anaazs
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
THE GREEK CRISIS AT HAND.

GREAT ARDOR At ATIIENS--TI1E AMBASSADORS STILL
BUSY.
LONDON, March 28.-The Athens correspond
ent OF The Manchester Guardian says: "On the 9th OF
April. the anniversary OF Greek independence, grand
review win be held when the King will present the
ooorB regiments composing the garrison OF Athens
aud selected detaehments from the other regiments Ino
meaning OF this and the for tho choice OF the
occasion are obvious The ceremony will be followed by
orders for the departure Of the various corps for their
allotted stations the frontier The National feeling OF
the people, who making great sacriDces mas Deeh
reused Although at Athens there Is peace az any
pcs party o. some wealthy az ny are S r
action Between the Powers on the one hand and the
people on the other tne kng ana tns az tn ~
every ndsSton that in the last resort tSsy w unless
forcioy restrained, throw IN their lot with the country
Ia which case They will 10 supported 1y the whole force
Of the NahOr, within and outside the boundaries"
nv attacking Turkey she win incur great of disap
poiunent and disaster at the same time It is easy
long De restricted to Greece and Turkey The English
Government has certmny reached no defalse ana Te
ungencies which may arise"
HOPES or A COMPROMISE.
Special dispatches received here Indicate that the
POres proposals. would be considered arceptabe II they
were amended 80 es 20 include thu town oil PreVesa
Both Mr Goschen, tho British Ambassador, and Baron
Won CIIice the Austr garian Ambassador stand out
for Pevesa being Included. IL believed that, the
Porte consented 10 this amendment the Powers wonld
urge Greece 10 accept. Under tho proposal as tnus
nde tho territory cedeu Greece would correspond
10 toe recommendations OF the Berlin Conference WIN
the exception OF Janina and Metzoyo, which would re,
main Turkish. There indications that compromise
may be arranged by the Porte agreeing TO cede Prevesa
n the Notifications arc demolished Ihe AmnassaoUrs
held meetings the German Embassy IN Consantnope
and to-day from which Is inferred they nave
received answers from their respective doVernuehIs
ACTIVITY AT voLO.
Great activity prevails in preparations for the defence
OF voo. The work Of placing torpedoes has begun.
Troops have occupied Trker the Turkish side OF the
entrance to the Gulf OF Volo and earhwork is being
constructed there for the purpose OF commanding tno
entrance.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
THE ANGIo.FRENCH INTRIGUE.

LONDON, March 2S.-In the House OF Com
mona this afternoon sir Charles DEc Under Foreign
Secretary replying question relative to the runs
affair and the assertion that Frame Is IN possession o
,a,o Ieters from Lord Salisbury, showing that Eng
ird ndcrtoo to stand aside in France decided TO
annex Tunis said It Is impossible to say what % %d9Su
ets on the subject exist in the foreg d III" nrd
The conyereationg between NJ. Waddington anu fhpr9
saIIsbury he said. took place In Berin, out 40 t lt
saisbury omurred 10 the interpretation placed on wss
he saId no interest would DO SeVeu Wy ''OP'"" ''''
gubeeL
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
MORTGAGE LOAN FOR IMPROVEMENTS

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-A meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Buffalo, Pittsburg and Western Rail
way Company was held this afternoon at which new
mortgage of S7.50O,OOo was authorized A6out four.
tbs of the entire stock represented ana Voted IN
favor of the project The old bonds, amounting 70
to be taken up, and the remainder OF he
pr0ceeds OF the mortgage bOnds VIII De deYoed 10 lhe
eonstruetion Of new lines and other improvements;
Work on the extensions to salamanca aud Bunalo wh
he eomroeneed about the middle Of April The arrange
ments for Western traffic connections have not yes Deen
comDlpted.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
ruPFE R1sH.AMERIcANs SUSPECTED.

LONDON, March 2s.-The Times says; I'D
formation in tho hands OF the police strongly tends to
confirm the compiicity OF three American irishmen,
named Mooney, oDonnelf and Coleman In tho recent
attempt 20 blow up the Mansion House 6t,s An11en b
nave been sent to the continent 70 seek Mooney and
ODonns will rely upon the gooa 9ees o IN .IS So Sa ~
their arrest answering Colemans DESCRIPTION
oE taerare MASSAGE on board the Anchor Line eteam
xmstrala Which sailed hence for NewYork on the 2@d
fnaf
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
the BANK FAILURE AT ROME. "a,

ROME, Ga, March 2S.-Ihe Courier OF to-
morrow morning will contain the following;
From Mr. John r. Reynolds president Of the FITS Ma
tonaI Rank of Rome who lB also assgneee OF Ine enk
~ Rome wa learn that the liabilities OF the Bank OF
Rome exclusive of the capital stock ere ~ ~
enit m arriving at the value OF the assets s 80 great
st viii take several days 10 determine the same but
To- Ndu
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
GRIMES AND oASUALTIES-BYTELEGR

KILLED IN A PENNSYLVANIA NINE,
muxssnLRRE Penn, March 2S,-ltichard BOW;
as Wa Killed this morning by fall OF rock ID mo Lauren
Run mines .,xoru,e,.rn
S,o.,,ngNcp r T. March 2S.-Margaret Ge1nee,
% ,Ssadered frnm her home IN Pasvag la1 evening"
While demented. This morning hef DOay was i"u " ''
u'-N AN INSANE WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
ponT JERvfs, ~ T., March Zo.-Mrs. Eugene sI
- nsane woman, who occupiti q room ~ ner hu ..
Banks an near ths village was fatally burned Saturday
panu a as Ieft for some 9ars nd Mas SisnB "a
righs ia leh was In napes she Oet AfoW hopra la'eh
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
A NEW COMFY ISLAND ROAD.

map of the Brooklyn, Fort Hamilton and
Coney Island Railroad has been flied IN the kessters
ONCE The route 10 tho town OF New Utrecht, begin
uip n, the citv l,ne at sixtyfourths and Tbirdave,
aud extending along Thrdaye and LeSnEtonxaSe, x"sy
through ths village Fort Hamilton TO the New 4ofk
and Hfiahton Beach Road, with when ~ connects n
Mllane near the village OF Bath u VIII snorn conn
nnnication from sonth Brooklyn and Fort Hamilton to
Brjghton Beach, and viii doubtless run in connection
with the steam transit by dummy engines, now IN
rhirdave from TW enty. .fourtt-st 10 Fort Hamilton
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
CANADIAN AFFAIRs.

OTTAWA, March 2S.-Two well-known pic
lures The Wreck of the Hibernia" and on the esll-
neau," by ], c. Forbes, were burned IN Wilson orrs
picture framing establishment last night. They were
not insured. "The Wreck Of the Hibernia was ex-
hibted ut the Centennial Exhibition at Phhadeipnia'
when It was insured for T3,00O.-- -. r...-
BRocKynLE, March 29.--F Schofeld, the County
Treasurer short 81 900 in his cash, ana mas resshe
His sureties will pay the deficiency. - o...
QUEBEC March 2S.-The wrecked steamship OtsaWs
has somewhat seriously injured Dy the reeehs
of ice
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
RAILROAD NE WS.
INTERpRETlNG A CONSULTATION.

CINCINNATI, March 28.-The syndicate OF
Cincinnati capitalists who purchased the Kentucky
Central Railroad few months ago have been IN close
ccnsult;on to-day with p. Huntington and General
Rehols OF the Chesapeake ana OHIO Railroad Ine PIT
nose of the conference Is withheld from tue pubic Ine
belief among best informed IL that there y ah az
tempt TO se the Kentucky Central 20 the Cnesapeake anu
Ohio Company The lire Is needed by the latter ROAD IN
order 10 get into Cincinnati The stock OF the Ken ky
Central was bought by tesyndcae for 80 cents IL mas
since been quoted aE GO, but has recently been uul
nf6O
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
THE PROPOSED CANADIAN UNION.

TORONTO, March 28.-A special cable dis
match to The Globe says that Sir Henry Tyler, manager
Of the Board of the Grand Trunk Railway. met the
urneipal dealers In Canadian Railway securities at the
Stock Exchange, London. on Saturday He said that
the Great western by fusion OF the net receipts he
said also that the change would effect saving OF
A. aIlia
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

Powers should be asked to mae common cause AGAINST
revoIutlonists the Ageaee Russe says All ine EnIo-
peau Powers are interested In the question: mosnumk
Switzerland which country was constituted In tho inter-
ests OF the maintenance Of peace and the Eufopeenn
equbrum and as these interests form the sole
for the exlsfence OF the Swss Confederation, 1t VIII
naturally not wish TO compromise them"
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE.

HAGERsTowN, Nd. March 28.-This evening
the last spike was driven at Luray, completing lne
Shenandoah Valley Railroad from Hogerstown TO
Wayneshoro, Va, where 10 connects with tno
Chesapeake and Ohio Road The completon OF
tha road establishes q new ana hdepenoenS
line for business between Atlantic seaboard Western
and sonhwestern points Through trains will be run
nnc from Hagerstown to Waynesboro Va, by April To-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
FnREIGN NOTES

LONDON. Monday March % 1881.
treaty ofcommerce and navigation between SpA1n
and Chill will shortly be signed
Jones Faulkner. cottOn-spnners OF MancnesIer nave
failed Their liabilities stated 70 be u oO,OOO
The French Consul has informed the khediye oi
Egypt that ConsuGenerll Ring has been relieved Oh ms
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
ruR sIr1rATIoN IN RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG. March 2s.-The Prince OF
wales conferred the order OF tho Garter on the Gar
to-day. A.. ,h. r,yousan
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
THE FORTUNE BAY DISPUTE.

LONDON, March 2s.-Sir Henry Tyler lOon-
servayel gave notice in the House OF commons 'VuSy
,h, ha would ask on Thursday what progress had been
$40 In the negotiations Ia reference 70 the Fortune
pv dIsnnte and whether t was decided to refer tho
20 arhl
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
THE LAWsoN-L ABoUCHERE TRIAL.

GERMANY AHp RUSSIA DECLARED TO CONTINUE on
GOOD TRANSPORTATION AT HERAT-PRiNcE
BISMARCK SPEAKS ON PARLIAMENTARY BUsI-
NESS.
The Lawson-Laboucher trial has ended In
o disagreement of the jury. The German
Prince Imperial has declared that Russia and
Germany will continue on good terms. Three
Irish Americans are suspected of completely
in the Mansion House plot. There is a stub
born rebellion at Herat. Prince. Bismarck has
spoken on Parliamentary business.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
rur popE AND. CARDINAL PECCI Warned.

LONDON, March 2S.-A dispatch from Rome
n TAe Pail Mall Gazette says; "A lady obtained pri-
vata audience with the Pope, snd warned him tnae tne
dsv and hour were fixed Tor the murder OF mmsen anu
, 1881-08-26
Animals In the Water.

Men and animals are able to sustain
themselves for long distances in the wa
ter, and would do so much oftener were
they not incapacitated, in regard to the
former at least, by sheer terror, as well
as complete Ignorance of their real
powers. Webb's wonderful endurance
will never be forgotten. But there are
other instances only less remarkable.
Some years since the second mate of q
ship fell overheard while in the act of
fixing a sail. 1t was blowing fresh, the
time was night, and the place some miles
out in the stormy German ocean. The
hardy fellow nevertheless managed to
gain the English coast. Brock, with q
dozen other pilots, was plying for fares
by Yarmouth, and as the mainsheet was
Delayed, a sudden puff of wind upset the
boat when presently all persisted but
Brock himself, who, from in the after
noon of an October evening to In the
morning swan thirteen miles before he
was able to hail vessel at anchor in the
offing ANIMALS themselves are capable
of swimming immense distances. al
though unable to rest by the way.
A dog recently swan thirty miles
in America in order to reioin his
master Amule and a dog washed over
board during gale in the Bay of Biscay
have been known to make their way to
shore. A dog swan ashore with a letter
in his mouth at the Cape of Good Hope.
The crew of the ship TO which the dog
belonged all persisted, which they need
not to have done had they only ventured
to tread water rs the dog did. AS a GER
tain ship was laboring heavily in the
trough of the sea, it was found needful,
in order to Tighten the vessel, to throw
some troop horse. overheard which they
had taken in Mt Corunna. The poo
things, my informant, staff surgeon,
told me. when they found themselves
abandoned, faced round and swan foI
miles after the vessel. A man on the
east coast of Lincolnshire saved quite g
number of lives by swimming out on
horseback to vessels in distress. He
commonly rode an old gray mare, but
when the mare was not to hand he took
the first horse that offered Nature.
, 1881-08-26
Home Produce Marker.

FLOUR-Standsrd brands 81 80: country S4a4 o.
OATS-4O@Si5c per bushel.
HAf-Baled timothy, Sl4Gl5 4 ton
MILL FEED Quotations.: Middlings S2lAa5.
shorts SlsG2O; chop feed S20G25: bran SiaGl3
CURED MEATS Quotations are as follows
Hams Oregon sugar cured l4Gll5c; eastern l6aIs
bacon, l29Gl4c: shoulders IGGIlc.
LAhD-Quotations are I4Gl5c in kegs: l4GIs
in TINS, and l5GSl6c in pals.
9GIOc. uric"
DRIED PLUMS-With pits, &c; pitiess, lIa
iZ2c t0r sun dried: lj6Gl5c for machine pIums
HlDES-QuotatiOns are l6c for frst-cIass dry.
'@SEc for green: culls = of. Sheep peIts- Ac
cordIng 20 amount OF wool, 25cjgSI
bUTIER-Fancy 2TEc: good to choice 22b6125c,
fair, lsG2Oc. In bulk, 206S25c: in brine 29lLI25c
CHARACTERIZATION lGlkc q fb
EGGS-QuOtations lie.
CHEESE-Ogn, 106yIIc.
APPLES-Per box G5c,a75.
TIMOTHY SEED-Per 10. Gd7c
CHICkESS-a dOZ, S3d5 co.
SALMON-COlumbia river q bbl Sans bO. hf hhI
81 rs: bellies, hf So
POTATOES-70G60c per GENITAL.
Dbl. 81 rs.
sHINGLEs-shaved. 50 25 per NJ sawed . So
Meats
BEEk-2G2Ac q ID grOss.
PORK-6G6kc, ret.
MUTTOS-2c, gross
, 1881-08-26


SAN Francisco Aug. ls.
Reeeipts-Whest, $1,000 centals, including 80 OOO
aboard ship; -four, 1900 or SKIS; oats l75 ctIs pota
toes. 100 SKIS: eggs $500 dozen.
Westher-Thick wind, light SW
Nheat-The market Is very strong and higher.
The demand Is good. but sellers disposed To
hold. 81 65 was paid to-day for extra choice ship
ping. Sales of No ut 81 5I4GI Go; Odessa $50 i
al 55. We quote choice and extOa choice shipping
at 81 G2j&6yI 65.
Flonr-Sellers raising their preteusions We
quote Oregon and Walla Wslla at 81 5Odi S71; Cal
lfornia choice and extra choice city mills S5 256
so. 10y
Barley-Market is active at higher prices. Old
coast feed sold to-day at 81 lOI I5 at 81 Il 4
al I5
corn1The demand is better; Sales of large yell
low at 81 lOC9l l2H; small yellow at 81 I5.
Grain Bags-Market is unchanged.
Salmon No noteworthy transactions reported.
We quote Columbia river the same before. Sacra-
mento river brands quOtable at 81 25.
Butter-The market is steady; change to note
in quotations.
Eggs-Market steady and quiet at 25G2sc
Oats-No change 10 note IN quotations. Sales of
Humboldt at 81 Co.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Wheat 81 pa. September. 81 q October
Pork-sl7 so September.
Lsrd-sll 60 September.
Rbs-s9 2Ik September.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRK. Aug. Is.
Whest-Bnoyant, 81 a3SI 80.
Flour-Strong.
Wool-SteAdy.
BEERBoHM's ENGLISH REPORTS
LONDON. Aug Is.
Floating Cargoes-Improving.
Cargoes ON Passage-ImDroI ing.
Good cargoes California wheat OFF coast-52s.
No Chicago spring for prompt shipment-50s.
Good shipping Gala just shipped promptly To
be shipped, 5ls Cd: nearly due. 52s.
No red winter. prompt shipment-5ls Cd.
English country markets-Stin
French country mArkets-Stif.
Liverpool spot-Improving.
, 1881-08-26

u Yourselves by making money
Hwhen q golden chance Is Of
- fered, thereby always keeping
poverty from your dor. Those
who always take advantage Of
, 1881-08-26
TOWNSEND. w. t, FRIDAY. AUGUST 26 1881
FINANCE AND UoMssEnCE

SAN FRANcIsco. Aug. lS.-sterling exchange on
SIch ~ ION bankers 6O days, 49 1916: do documentary
transfers, par to per cent
NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-Sterling exchange urime
oankers' long, - s2H: short, 81 SAY. Good com
neriial' from @ &c lower documentary 2fDI 5Sc
lower. -e'A'Z
SILVER bullion. lOsO fine q fne ounce opened III Z
u; :. 6onds-5hs. lOlls AS. ll3a.: Is 49,.
Glosed-3hs, lOlss 4&E. iI3i4; 4s lI5k
LONDON, Aug. IS.-Silver bullion English s,sndsr,
925 fine per fine ounce 81 GIG
u. :. Bonds-3h's lO4a4; 41Es. II6I3; Is, ll9Is
, 1881-08-26
Port Townsend
HOSPITAL
Port Townsend. w. t.

The above = st:tUr!nR having p' cn +. tced o.
permanent tnCi'.'g. ~ Ihe United ~IEteh Hos
iItai for Marine Patterns un lugei S"un . the
propTieto t.LErs pleasure !n announcing .ilAi
no pa!nsO expense ~tI! br spared Ia Hniais
terlng the comfort and convenience OF pri-
NhJe patients.
This j. the largest General Hospital north Of
Gan Francisco, and ~ lar tIe uI.IsL complete
In equipment. il has been thor ughly rtrtted
AM q tngni>Iei. It's general wHruis have ac
cOmluOda ions or bout one hundred patients
and are peCU ia-'y adapted ior eases requiring
the most car rul- Treatment and constant su-
entirely separate and distinct, at slight aIdi.
tional { ost.
Interested in -hippi g. Is called t. the tact that
seamen suffering from contagious diseases viii
be treated outside the Hospital without e1.
pense TO the vessel.
Thomas L. Minor, N. d.,
29-tf Managing surg on.
, 1881-08-26

A young lad of Providence hanged
himself after reading dime novel. The
Boston Post asks: ''What would he have
done after reading a Chicago paper?"
There will be chance enough to know.
They take the Chicago papers down
where he has gone.
, 1881-08-26
MALARIAL
BLOOD
POISONING,

Causing ChiIis and Fever
Dumb Ague, intermittent, Re-
nittent and Typhoid Fevers,
6iliousness, Liver, Stomach,
and Kidney disorders, and
many other ailments, destroy
ing the health and lives Of
millions, is driven out of the
system, and radically cured
by the use of tho LION MA
LARA AND LIVER PAD and
cANCLIONlC BODY AND
FOoTPLASTERS, the cheap
est and only perfect treat.
mont by the Absorption prin-
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conjunctionW with the Pad up
on the nerye centerS and re-
mote parts of the body, i'm abb
sorbing and thoroughly rid
dingthe system from M ALA
RIAL POISON.
The whole treatment, PAD,
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
PLkSTERS, all combined,
sold for ST. .OO-the cheapest
and bestren1edY ever diScov-
cred, and a positive cure
guaranteed il worn accord
Ing to directions. Remem-
Der, Pad, Body Plaster and
Foot PIasters, the whole,
ST. 90. Sold by all druggists,
or mailed on receipt of price
by
THE LION MEDICINE CO.,
NEW YORK.
, 1881-08-26

the good chances for mAklng He1sy Inas ILL., ~ inn
prove such chances remain In poverty we Mans
many men, women. boys and girls 70 WORK hor ~ us
right In their localities. The business VII Pay
more than ten tunes ordinary wages we furnish All All
exnensiye outfit and all that need, free NO ole
who engages fails make money very rapidly; iou
can devote your whole time 70 C. work, or 0hiy your
snare mOments Full information and all thht N
needed sent free -dress STINSoN q Co' fort-
land, Maine.