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MARRIAGES
DEATHS.


 MooNeY-In this city, Aug 30, Anna beloved child of Edward and Sarah A Mooney, of ST Carlisle St. ..-..sas -..- IT. his "Wednesday after .sA5.l ln .. b. Sarah Gilbert, aged fG .r-.a .. -.. ... Bradley ..rt,,seal s ,,.. l,. .sept list, at p. m. T- szslgss .ud without further mo- . teocE- h .., ok. Aug. %, Lucy F., or EIi- s-' q 29 year. 4---zzzsz,xssasz-.'. 7s.-.. ,--- --@ ~.- ,.... s:l 5oms on first floor. t -.. GTON STREET, -,tyr Corner of Cedar
 s-Hes +- 2,
 < MILL -.y Is; Al customers. ' "A A,1 :. I.J.," this ofice IA suitable reward . 7feene street.
 H L. CoWEIL.
 RsE and BUGGY.
 tp call, prove prop teke them away
 s, whtneyville
 hapel street. be- sts, Monday after
 trd will be paid on ... nc THIS OFFICE
 
 t...- fcked up a Sty1o- fruit store .-..- k yesterday
 office to be placed
 returT ed to Tiu be suitably
 au31 It.
 ttEt.
 sa lpson Hall, West ... ..'.. ve man one is S THOMPSON, a s. $. 7st. s.t--y. .asz, ,& WARNER, Ss# Ffs ssW sI &eE West Haven.
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 s- aEfA. g.a und and gentle, ktas.6s., --,s,.-,. '.- saddle horse :: .-.. -- Ugh yS6O ..gT.-ssm 5WLES, Orange Street. --.-,- bne year old t-r ... .- l. -.. A suitable reward ..-. ,s. ...... nit Villa, Wood . .,,,,, s1r m1Ies from NeF Haven on Sey-
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DaiIy Excursions to Lono Branch.

xE-OA. The New Haven Steamboat Co.,, in - connection with steamers City of Rich mond and Plymouth Rock issue tickets every night by steamer c. H. Northam and Sunday night boat from New Haven, at
 $1.75 for the Round Trip, Good for one day, to return by any boat Leave New York from Pier 3, No. River, week days at Il Q m. and 45 p. m., Sundays at a. m. and P. m. Re- turning leave ng Branch week days st 1:15 and 15 D. m Sundays at 11:30 a. and p. m.
 tyi8tf J.H. WARD, Agent.
 TABLE CLARET. oSTRICTLY pure, light body, and really good wine S for table use. Price 8. 80 per dozen. We should be pleased to show samples, at 250 Chapel Street. iy29 E E AAlaL & SON:
 NOTICE.
 A IL PERSONS knowing themselves to be indebt- "A ed to EDWARD VALLEY are requested to make Drompt settlements. Those to whom bills are owing are requested to present the same for adjustment au26 eod3t EDWARD VALLEY.
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Max, Temp, .s2; Min. Tenn. .6a; Total Rainfall or Melted Snow Qnches and 1O0ths], .0O; Max velocity of wind, 8 miles per hour.
 FOR AUGUST 30, 1880. Max Temp, 61 Min. Temp, 5s; Rainfall 72; Weather, rainy. o,
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SITUATTON WANrnED

A GtoMPETENT young man of good address and z steady hab ts desires position as clerk col lecsor or any position of trust where his services
 a ue appreeiateo and an opportunity is offer for dress -A HiSnou' <Ao'-
 au29 3t+ aR " ;, .h,,os,
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Real Gstate.
LOT FOR SALE.

1aSa CORNER First street and Bsllock avenue 9S5Ox15O, near N. Y. X N. H. RR. shops-a great bargain Also a Drug Store, now doing nice buat- ness Apply to J. K. GlLDEA,
 au29 St IFS Congress Avenue.
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STRAINS EXCURSIONS. 1881. 1881.
 STARIN'S GLEN ISLAND. 20 Miles East of New York on Long Island.

E EEA4A-S a<A1A-&
 The steamer JOHN H. STARIN, CAPTAIN MCALLISTER, will make the first trip of the season from New Haven to this beautiful island Saturday, June 25. After this date she will make TWO TRIPS each week. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Will leave Starins pier foot of Brewery street-fve min utes' walk from the depot-at 8:30 B.. ID. aharp Re turning leave Glen Island st 330 p. m, arriving in New Haven in time to connect with the o'clock trains.
 Glen Island is of tho most attractive day sum- resorts in America Improvements costing have been made by Mr. tarin since the close of last season. Everything done with eye com fort and pleasure of excursionists. Two grand given daily by Joyces Celebrated 71st Regiment Band. Old fashioned Rhode Island Clam Bake served on arrival of the boat Everything that be had at any seaside resort be had here at reasonable rates. Elegant steamers between the island and New York nearly every hour Excursion tickets will be sold from New Haven to New York via Glen Island, returning via pier IS, foot of Cortland street. Fare, New Haven to the Island. 50
 '' .' New York via the Island- ... 100
 !" and return via the
 Island and pier Is, North River. 1.50
 liberal discount to large parties.
 Band Orchestra George Streit, Leader.
 No Intoxicating Drinks can be obtained on the boat which is sufficient guarantee that nothing occur to mar the pleasure of any who choose to avail themselves of these excursions.
 The Island well p diced Ladies and children attended need not fear molestation-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-31

Unofficial
 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 30-123O D. m. At the morning dressing another small incsion made in the lower part of the swelling the right side Of the Presidents face which followed by free discharge of healthy looking pus. simf- lar discharge took place through the openings The swelling is pc ceptbly smaller and looks better The wound remains in unchanged condition. There has been little rise of temperature since morning but the pulse is more frequent. In other respects the condition is about the Pulse He, tempera 9S.9 respiration IS.
 W. BLISS.
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"AOTED

A FOREWOAIAN to take charqe of n cl,r,1 r,o,, ~ featuring establishment. Also Is Experienced hands to work on cloaks au27 At 9e f'iara1 ota. t-aa,
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A Change That Must BE Siade.

Whether President Garfield lives or dies, 1t
ascertain that there must come a. an early
day change for the better In some Of the
methods entering into the administration OF
the Presidential oflc3. IU Is not likely that
the fondest dreams of the civil service re-
formers can ever be realized under our form OF
government on some accounts, iC is, perhaps
just as well that they should not oe. But the
President must have some relief from the
cruel vexations incident to Office seeking
which consume his time and wear our his life
under existing conditions. At present
his ear is the hopper into which
every applicant for Office IN the land may
pour bis wishes and his woes while the
time which he ought to be abe TO devote to the
grave affairs Of state or to his family circle Is
thrown away In receiving and listening to- the
delegations OF bummers and committees OF
blowers and strikers which every petty Office
seeker 10 the country is able to organize In his
own behalf.
These are the things which, more than any
other, belittle the Presidential office and waste
the time ard undermine The health OF Its In
cumbent. They ought to be stopped az once,
and forever. There is no nee1 of hedging the
President In with any Of the forms and barriers
which surround royalty In ether countries, but
he Is certainly entitled to that respect for the
prophecies of his position and immunity from
neeoless and vulgar annoyance ana imposition
which private citizens demand ald'secure for
themselves.
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CEOOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT :
- highest cssh prices paid Also. Va1cheE
cry, Guns. Pfstola. &c. 0au on AddDGw H
SB 9th -. nan1 N. 30.
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DRY GOODS.
FOR MOUNTAINS. SEa>upr Avn
SPRINGS.

FOR FOUNTAINS. SEa~upE AVN
SPRINGS.
aLBATRos. al shades ccrts
sURAH SILK. Kven.n Colors
DAMassE SILKS
Choice SkTISs for Evening Wear.
GACZKs, sc.
INDIA MULI.s. FIGURED SWISS.
PERSIAN Lawns, INDIA lINENs. 40
ANDfRsoN's BEs- GINGHAMs r.duoee "a
30 cents. Great variety.
VELVET GRENADINES, SILK GRRNAprses
COACHING PARAsoLs; SUN UMBRELLAS
,ireduced prices.
sF-oNE PRICE.
w. N. SINISTER & SONS,
Je:o 90 Pennsylvania Avenue.
DR. Ess GOODS.
GUINNIP, DAY Il CO..
$50. Saa and Sas seventh Street,
WILL MAKE GRAND OFFERING OF
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AuERu.
CAN DRESS GOODS,
DURING THE ooMISa WEEK.
THE IMMENSE VARIETY OF
NOVELTIES AND STAPLE STYLES.
WEIGH WILL BE DISPLAYED AT
ATTRACTIVE PR ces,
WILL UNDOUBTEDLY MAKE THIS
THE LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON.
LARGE LOT OF
OkBRE.sA TIN HERVRILLEUK SASH RIBBON
FROM AUCTION AT BALI PRICE.
GUINNIP, DAY d CO.,
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lust OPESED-
ONE HUNDRED GROSS FINE QUALITY
WHITE NECK TIES.
FIFTY CENTS PER DOZEN.
WIN. -. TEEL,
je2S g35 PenHsYlvanta avenue.
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BULLETIN EXTRA0RDINAR
The AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE.
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
sEAsoNABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK.
MEMS DEPARTMENT:
Light Cheviot Suits
Light Cashmere Suits.
Serge Suits.
Linen Suits:
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.:
New novelties daily arriving.
BOYS DEPARTMENT:
fine line Of B.ue Flannel. Cheviot and Cassi-
meIe SUITS.
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT:
The moet elaborate display in the city.
KILT SUITS SPECIALITY.
GALL AND EXAMINE.
tE- Prices the lowest
No. 939 Pennsylvania Avenue.
DOUGLASS,
NINTH STREET. sr CLOUD BUILDING
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH HOSE, in Cardinal.
AID Navy Blue. full fashioned. at SO centsa
pair, usua! price rs cents.
AVERY FINE Isle THREAD FINISH PIN
STRIPE HOSE at 43c. regular price &c.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
BEST ELASTIC Isle THREAD GLOVES 20
CENTS former price 35 cents.
3ELASTIC LISIE THREAD GLOVES, SO cents,
reduced from SOC. Other styles in proportion.
PARAsOIS
ALL PARAsoLs WILL BE SOLD AT DIS.
COUNT OF 30 PER CENT.
SILK MIITs. ALL SHADES.
DOUGLASS,
!y2 NINTH STREET.
CAsH OFFERS WANTED IMMEDTATELY
for several secondhand m
Plan "'e''
property OF parties leaving the city.
ie2O 1913 7th street northwest.
or REFRIGERATOR WATY8
~ COOLERS. OIL AND GAS STOVES,
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES.
We can show the largest assortment in the city; al
stlow prices. Also Carbolized Paper, Moth MN
snd others Is invited to our large assortment Of
Slate hantele. Latrobes, Brick set Ranges and
Furnaces. We are agents for the Social and Fire
side Jewel Latrobes, st. George and Stag Head
Elevated Oven RANGE and Radiant Home Furnace
Estimates given for Timing. Plumbing and Heat.
ing. w. =, JHUK0 a. CO..
mt 7I5 7sh &C. NV,
CLARET. CLARET. CLARET,
~ cool and refreshing drink for the Summer.
Fyna TABLE Cr.ARET se,x
Veiy choice TABLE CLAkRT......... Ats
"AQUAOIr." the Meseina Lemonade Powder.
'WALDMEISTER"-Try II and you viii find IL
pure. delicious and wholesome.
Raspberry SYRUP, LEMON SYRUP
MONTSERRAT LIME FROIT JUICE.
GEO. E. KENNEDY b SON,
Proprietors of the celebrated "Waite Swan" Pat
snt Process Minnesota Flour.
les 1919 r ct. northwest.
HOE Ea1u.& sEEDLR80 CUCU0.
II BkR3. ONLY 20 GENTS.
PALACE MARKET.
Corner 18th street and New York avenue
Also. STRAWBERRIES just received. All
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Guitcau a Type OF the Disturbing
Element

There Is probably no direct connection be-
tween the two circumstances, yet thoughtful
readers with good memory, who seek for
causes leading to the attempted assassination
OF the President, can hardly fail to recall the
fact that at a meeting OF nihllsts held In New
York shortly after the assassination OF the En-
peror OF Russia resolutions were passed saw
agely denounciDg the Department OF State for
having sent a telegram OF confidence to ST.
Petersburg, while threats OF assas5,nating the
President were openly INDUCED IN. When we
say that there is no direct connection between
the proceedings OF that meeting AMI the shoot
Ing of the President we mean that the latter
was not the immediate result OF those resolu-
tons aud those threats, as If G1iteau hadsbeen
formally chosen as the instrument for carrying
them out. There can be no DOUBT, however,
that the spirit which controlled the gathering
in question and that which pointed the
pistol at the President are the same.
The wretch, Guiteau, is a fair type of
that disturbing element In society which
is dissatisfied with all things as they exist
and the effect IL not the object Of whose teach
ings Is TO create a disregard for all law, order.
government, morals and religion. They are
incapable of Offering or perhaps of enjoying
anything better than that which they seek to
put aside, but they are happy only when en-
gagged In some work Of destruction. Whether
the better sense Of the body polite Will In time
be sufficient TO correct this dangerous spirit, or
whether some more effective agency must be
employ ed TO repress it, 1t is hard now to tell
There can, however, be no question az to its ex-
istence or as TO its vicious tendencies, and 1t Is
equally clear that 1t Is the imperative duty OF
all good citizens TO sternly set their face against
It whenever and In whatever form 1t may ap-
pear.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOR sALE-sTOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD
Il WILL Of Market Store of the late 4. G.. Ye veil.
corr eT Sth and n SITS northwest. Apply GEO J.
MUsSER. Administrator, corner 10Th and [ sts
northwest. ty5-9ts
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PERSONAL.
SPECIALTIES.

M RS. Ii. r. WRIGHT, OLAIBvoyANT AND MAe>|
III EETic PHYSICIAN. has eminent success IN t-est|
ing acute and chronic diseases. The sufiernG|
should cal at Der residence, coo 9th street. cor1s
OF X street north west. iyl-2F
MADAM EUBOUIS. FRENCH MEDIUM, Wort
w Magnetic Electricity: tells true life; unl
reader; tells past, present and future, aud sfvg
good ADVICE for lady sEd gentleman. No Goa lsl
ct northwest. Hours from . 10 IL an ana
SPIN. EH
M ME-. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS q
IA LIFE. AL business confidential. Ladies a
Oentenlen % cent? each. No. f0a L street bctNc1
9th and 9Th streets northwest feblc-22~
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-A full blood 3 ack and Tan PUPPY,
IL about year old Liberal reward will be
paid if TT turned TO 1877 10th ST. northwest jy23t'
Gs3.G0REWARD-ttr ayed from 1921 Washington
% street, 6eorget }wn, 30th ult Black aud 1 an
LOG Had collar with rope attached; alb We re-
town. jy2 St.
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

NOUNTRY BOARD.-A few more BOARDERS
- can he comfortably accommodated at an cd
Waterford. L, udoun county, Va jyl-lm'
GUNNER BOARnING.-The subscriber, being
= direct y on South River Anne Arundel cau 1ty,
able prices, plenty Of fresh milk fshi az, bath
il e aud boating Address W. W. WELLS, Annap-
chs, Nd. 1e28 1Ws
w ANTkD-At pleasant country place. in the
w mountains Ct Virginia. few CITY 30 ARD
ELS for the summer season. Add -ess JAS yETT.
Washington bappahannock county. Va. 1e24- 2ws
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE Magnificent shade
IN view Blue Ridge: Sulphur springs, baths,
porches stables, horses. &c Inquire ri. H. ROH-
RER. 500 eth street; or address A. n JhLLY. aew
Windsor. Md. sp27.8m
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@ailp Aenlrebef Journal.
Augusta, Monday Morning, July 25.
The Presidents Condition,

Anxiety has again settled upon the
country at the unfavorabIe news received
from President Garfield. Friday after
noon slightly unfavorable symptoms be-
gan to manifest themselves, and the night
was not passed in a. comfortable manner
as previously. Throughout Saturday I'M
favorable symptoms continued, worse
than those Of Friday. and Drs. Agnew
an5 Hamilton OF New York were tele-
graphed for and arrived at the White
House in the evening The trouble APP
pears to have been caused by Instructions
TO the discharge Of pus from the wound.
The dispatches Of Sunday were assuring.
We hope that this nnfayOrable turn Of
the Presidents case will prove but trans
lent. nevertheless it is useless to attempt
to conceal that his condition is regarded
with anxiety by the skilled medical adj
visers who attend him. and that his case il
more critical than it has appeared TO be
since the first week after the shooting.
The latest official bulletins received
before going to press this morning is
more cheerful. God grant that the crisis
has been passed and the worst is over.
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Escape of a Frenchman.

THoMAsroN, July %. Yesterday, Satur-
day afternoon, Alfred Dubay, French con-
Wet, escaped from the Maine State Prison.
He was let outside to work around the prem
ises. Mrs. Charles Berry and sister of Rock
land, had a horse and carriage at Mrs. Watts,
opposite the prison stable, and they were
about to get into the carriage, when sud-
denly Dubay ran across from the stable and
jumping into the vehicle. seized the reins
from them and vigorously applied the whip,
driving the horse upon the run toward War
rem. Postmaster Willis followed him as far
as COnglin's -four miles off, when he dropped
the rains and ran into the woods, the officers
of the prison were soon in hot pursuit, but
he has not been found. He had eleven
months more to ser We.
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DIR. Reyburn Interviewed.

WASHINGTON, July "a. The condition Of
the President to-day was source of mu Oh
anxiety. and in the absence of official infor.
mation later than the morning bulletin, all
sorts of reports have been circulated. Since
the evening bulletin. however, a more hope.
full feeling has prevailed. and the excitement Of
the day has to great extent subsidized The
attending surgeons, tonight. do not hesitate
to say there has been substantial. and they
believe permanent. in the Presidents condi-
ton this afternoon. In an interview with a
representative of the Associated Press. DIR
Reyburn expressed the opinion that the crisis
of disturbance caused BY the formation of the
pus cavity has passed, and there is every rea-
son to expect an abatement, if not an entire
disappearance of the unfavorable aymytoms
of the last thirty-six hours.
In explaining the nature of the operation
performed by DR.. Agnew, this morning. and
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WASHINGTON.
The Last Political RumOr.

New YORK, July %. The Graphic
Washington special says that the rumor of
the death of Judge Clifford has already
started many rumors regarding his probable
successor. 1t has already recalled, had not
Stanley Matthews been named to the last
Supreme Court vacancy. President Gar
field would probably have nominated his old
friend, Judge Cooley of Michigan, and it is
said the probable vacancy will be filled in
due time in this way. Anonther rumor is to
the effect that the most. polite stroke of the
administration is to take the form of tender
of Supreme Judgeship to Conkling. 1t is
well known that the President has no per
sonal Ill feeling against ConkliEg. 1t is sug-
gested that Blaine could devise no wiser plan
to get his old political opponent out of the
way than be advising his nomination Conk-
ing declined the Chief Judgeship rendered
nm by Grant, however, and it is not thought
probable that he would accept less one
now.
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7 p. W..

After the bulletin of 10 A. NJ. the Presi-
dents fever continued. At ll.30 A. NJ. he
had again a slight rigor, and his temperature
subsequently rose, until, at 1880 z. NJ, il
was l0i, pulse l0i, respiration %. Between
this time and Z. NJ, preparation made its
appearance, and the temperature began to
fall gradually. 1t is now l0l.7, pulse lls,
respiration %. There has been free dis
(Signed) ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBuRN.
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Judge CIiffOrd's Condition

PORTLAND, July n. A special dispatch to
the Sunday Times from Cornish, at 10. 80 p.
NJ, says that Justice Clifford is weakening,
and has had frequent commissions, ending in
stupor and cannot live long.
Later.-A dispatch from Cornish to the
Press this evening says that Judge Clifford
rallied again to-day. The commissions which
were present Saturday have ceased. He has
taken some nourishment, and his life may
be prolonged for day or two.
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Information has been received from the
Presidents chamber, that the examination
which commenced about o'clock, has just
been concluded. 1t is understood that at
the instance of DR.. Agnew, an incision was
made in the Presidents body a few inches
from the original wound, for the purpose of
reaching what is thought to be pus cavity,
in the track of the wound. After the opera
ton had been performed, the drainage tube
was inserted and a small quantity of pus, it
is said, soon made its appearance. 1t can
not be ascertained at this writing, what effect
the, operation had upon the patient, or what
his condition is at the present time. The
surgeons are now in consultion in their own
room, and a bulletin will probably be issued
very soon.
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WASHINGTON, July .

WASHINGTON, July II.
The President rested very well last night,
up to midnight sleeping quietly at times.
Soon after midnight he had a slight chill
which passed away in a few moments, and
since that hour has slept but little, although
resting quite comfortably. casual exami-
nation, made early this morning, seemed to
indicate considerable fall in his tempera-
ture since last night at Z o'clock, when it
stood at l0l.7. He has taken some beef tea
this morning with relish. A consultation, at
which both Drs. Agnew and Hamilton will
be present, is expected to commence at S
o'clock, and a bulletin will be issued soon
after.
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WAsHINGToN, July u

WAsHINGToN, July "a.
The President was more restless that usual
during the night, and had slight rgor just
before midnight This morning at SIS his
pulse was o.; temperature 9S.i; respirat ion
Is consultation was then held with Drs.
Hamilton and Agncw, after which counter
opening was made through the integument
of the back, about three inches below the
wound, which it is hoped will facilitate the
drainage of the pus and increase the chances
of recovery. He bore the operation well.
His pulse is now II.
(Signedl ID. w. BLISS, NJ ID.
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
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"SOn't know half their vaIue

They cured me of Ague, Biliousness and
hidney Complaint, as recommended. I had
half bottle which l used for my two little
girls, who the doctors and neighbors said
could not be cured. l would have lost both
OF them one night if l had not given them
Hop Bitters. They did them so much good
l continued their use until they were cured.
mat Is why say you do not know half the
value OF Hop Bitters, and do not recommend
1nem nigh enough. Rochester, n. Y.
see other column.-American Rural HON..
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The foll0wifg dispatch was sent from Sec
rotary Blaine to Minister Lowell:
WASHINGTON, July 81.
To Minister Lowell, London:
At midnight the President had another
chill, and was restless and uncomfortable till
near morning. At 4 consultation of all his
physicians, at o'clock, a surgical operation
was resolved upon, and an incision made in
his back below the wound to facilitate the
drainage of pus. The result was very favor
able, and at II o'clock at noon, his condition
is improved. The President endured the
knife without ether and without the slightest
tremor. We are anxious but hopeful.
BLAINE, Secretary.