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The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

STAND Ar THE HEAD OF THEIR CLASS
Our Agitator Threser best iu grain. flax. timothy
clover.
OnrCombinea Wood, Coal and Straw Burner Engine
Our fraction Portable and Skid Engines.
CurDouble Pinion 4-whcel Woodbury. Horse Power
Our Double aud Single Portable Saw Mills
Onr Warrant is 4 No. !. Catalogue for the asking
J.I. CASE I1liESlIING MACHINE CO.,
Racine Wis
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Lot the poor sufferers from female
complaints take courage and rejoice that pain.
less remedy has been found. We refer to Ly.
dia L. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. It il
prepared at 233 Western Avenue, Lynn
Macs. Send to Mrs. pinkham for pam,
phlets.
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valuable Information.

Az an appetizer, 40 bowel and liver ieeuls-
tor, a . pleasanI anu sure cure for dyspepsia.
indigestion. sour stomach, heartburn. belchipg
OF food after eating, headache, blood impuri-
aee. etc. there can not be found 10 al the vege-
taole kingdom better tonic properties than ars
contained In the Ingredients used In tho compo-
sition OF that Queen Ct all vegetable remedies
aparilla.. Juniper, Iron, Buchu. Celery. Caliss-
"a, bark, etc. Where great weakness Of the
vital functions predominates, it quickly invig-
CRATES and strengthens the affected parts.
Many attribute the saving OF their lives to l.s
healing and strengthening virtues
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s.u0lden Medical Discovery"
for all scrofulous and virulent blo0d-p pol
sons, is specific. BY druggists.

A soldier at Fort Ceur d'Alene, Idaho
caught 4,G26 trout with hook and line dur.
ingthe year 1881. The largest ono weighed
ten pounds
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

Last year it cost the lord mayor of Lon
don $780, 900 above his $50. 900 allowance
to pull through tho civic wear.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

Mr.. II. NJ. Alden. !he editor of Harper's
Monthly. has gone to Nassau, to take q
months vacation under tropical skies.
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Mothers who have children who arc subject
to Group, read this Aliens Lung Balsam
should always be kept 10 your house. and be
given Immediately whom the first symtoms ap-
pear, which will remove the nucus collected
in the throat, and save the life OF your child:
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

James b. Nance of Nashville, Tennessee,
is noted as the man who sounded the last
confederate b1R!e charge Of the war
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Complicated Disease

The mention Of "mslaria" and nervous
prostration" excites smile in Washington,
where the terms have been overworked.
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SAReSf 0f All.9,

DR.. r. V. PIERCE. Buffalo. N. Y: Dear
Sir--My family have used your "Favorite
Prescription" and it has doae all that was
claimed for it. It ia the best Of all prepar-
ations for female complaint. ] recommend
it to all my customers.
G.. S. WATERMAN, Druggist, Baltimore, Nd
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s. M. Dukes, Colfax, Ind, states that his wife
had t1n'er on her neck tive years, and Lind
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30
Rnftan E.hllnxe In Tie l.ellar.

A million bottles CT Carboline, \ deod0rizel
extract Of petroleum. will produce new hair on
million bald heads. which is something that
TO other preparation evor discovered will do.
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

Russia Salve il unrivalled for its speedy heal
ing qualities. Ask your druggist for it. 25c.
rer boz Trv i'll
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THE TRAGEDY IN TIE RUE CRuSOL.
A Very Frencl'y Story

New Years Day, 1869. will long DO re-
membered in that quiet little house in TIE
Rue Crusol, where, eight days ago. there
to-day. all is desolation AMI horror On
the second Aoor, where so many merry birds
twittered amid the foliage Of hanging -bask-
cts filed with growing plants and flowers,
giving the windows tho appearance Of bright
and fragrant bowers, lawyers, taourners, and
officers Of justice have entered; and whilo a
Tin is being borno away to Pere. I.achaise,
and q carriaego is rolling toward the Maison-
Blanche, legal seals arc affixed to every
thing-to the cages and tho baskets; and
little placards, stamped in black, announce
the administrators sale for tho following
Thursday.
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Eleven English clergymen recently OK.
hibited their pets at dog show.
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-~aN-&-A-.
hkA.A1N.snAnaRN.A.

Quick, complete cure. urinary affections,
| emarting. frequent Or difficult urinstiou. Kid
ney Diseases 800 at druggists. Prepaid by
express. $l2j. 6 for S5 E. 8. Wells, Jersey
| CITY, N j.
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lgestfop, DyspepSia, nervous pr0stratiOn
aud I'll forms Of general debility, relieved BY
taking Mensman's Peotonizsd Beef Tonic. the
only preparation OF beef containing ito entire
nutritious properties. It is not 4 mere stimu
liant Ike the extracts of beet, but contain'
loodmsking, force generating and life -sus
taining qualities; 10 invaluable in all enfeebled
conditions, whether the result OF exhaustion
nervous proetration, overwork, or acute disease
particularly il resulting from pulmonary com.
plaints. CAswELL, HAZARD & Co, Proprl-
eters. New York Sold by druggists
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Hog and Poultry HOpse.s

Hogs and hons shonl1 not be kept to-
gether. Poultry should be- kept by them.
selves az the most perfect cleanliness ia in
diepensible to their welfare. A basement
pen for hogs would not be Objectionable If
It could be kept clean and dry: damn and
filth are injurious to swine. although the
contrary seems to be believed, for the treat
mont given to these animals. A very oood
pig-pen could be made in Il hillside where
the yard could be on the open ground and
exposed to the sun. But pigs will not do
we'll in close, confined quarters. The best
Of all hos. pens could be made over base
ment aud the pens fioored with double
plank having a good coat OF gas. tar between
tho planks. 4 slopnR passage-way could
be made into tho basement il desired.
basement for ponltrv-ho"ee would not be
Objectionable. If bnil: on slopinp pronnl.
tho upper part could be used for = roostine
apartment, and the basement, we'll liphto.i
and warmed. could be used for . winter
run.
The Dairy Cow.
At a recent Iowa convention. Prof.
Knapp. Of the State Agricultural college at
Ames, read = paper npon the Dairy Cow"
in which he defined good COW as fol.
lows:
First, Nature has given her immense
vitality. perfect and we'll balanced ORGANS
and preserved her i'll the highest healthfnl.
ness. Second. her digestive and assiloila-
tive organs are Of the largest capabilities.
Third, all the food tigested above what is
required to maintain the animal In h :alth
and full vigor is converted into milk.
Fourth, the disposition of size and symme-
try Of the animal, the ldder, and tho labor
Of milking .re Of the most desirable kind.
Fifth, as part of the financial consider
alton, the animal in style and color is =
creature of beauty. and possesses such
purity of blood as to be able to transmit all
her excellencies. A Just impression of the
COW AS a machine was not conveyed by any
uanara1 otatamopt
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Singing irritation, inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by ''Buchupat-
ba" &1
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Skinny Men. "Wells Health Renewer" re-
stores health and vigor, ,ures Dyspepsia. I'm
potence. 81.
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The Desired Found at Last
In DR.. Halliday's Blood Purifier. 1t clears ont
all humbu9 medicines and travelling quaok
doctors. They don't die on the premises, but
b unt for pastures more fresh and green.
"Isave tho child = dose Of DR.. Sellers'
Cough Syrup and it was I'LL right in an hour "
Sold by druggists 1t 20 cents per bottle.
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OF Daniel Webster's family only two are
now living-ohildren OF his daughter-san-
uel Appleton and Mrs. Jerome Honaparte.
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TUFTS
SYMPTOMS OF a
TORPID LIVER.
CONSTIPATION.

TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to
suoh cases, one dose effects such q change
OF feeling 40 to astOntsh the sufferer.
body 20 Take - Flesh, thus the system II
1o0E3eA00. and by their Tonic Aetl0o on the
duced. Price q cents. Is MurHay It,. n. X.
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Trough on Rats. !" Clears out rats, mice fies,
reaches, eti-buge, ants, veEmiu, chtpmunks.
Flies, rosches, rats, bed-bugs, mice, crows,
chipmunks, cleared out by ''Rough on Rats. y
The Worthington advance., 1882-03-30

The will of the late Mary Perkins, OF
Boston, makes beqaests amounting 10
$I4. 500 to charitable and religious organi-
Xatious in that vicinity.
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A prominent gentleman in CerIO GOrd(
county, Iowa, writes us that he finds Kidney.
Wort to be the best remedy he ever knew for &
complication Of diseases. It 10 the specihc &C.
tion which It has on tho liver, kidneys and
bowels. which gives it such curative power, and
1t is the Thousands of cures whichsit 10 perform
ing which gives It it, great celebrity Liquid,
(very ooncentrated) or dry, both act efficiently
IN. II. Journal aud Courier.
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LYDIA E. PsWkHkAh's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is q Positive Cure


Is g Positive Cure
E>aa>-an:G>=AszsAazzxs
for all those Painful Comulainta hi NeaEne.sce
.oconrc,oa to our best female population.
twill cure entirely the worst form .s Fe!.s Com.
yiants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation e..d uceca
ton, Falling and Dlspsce1uents and the Consequent
spinal Weakness, aud Is lalticnarly edaytei to the
Change Of life
1t Will tss"lve and ex!cl tuEaors from the uterus In
curly ktr .f development. The tendency t. can
there .tEed very Speedily by Its
1t faiut:..:s, ratulelcy. c.st: uysl craving
for stmulants and relieves weak Gr the stomach.
1t Hloatiny, Hcadachea, Nervous fro=.fnto;a.
(irreral Iebity Sieelessntss. depression mud lndi
Kestion.
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain, weight
aud h.ckache, is always permanently cured by Its ute
1t will ut all times and under all circumstances act Ia
harmony with the laws that govern the fe.aae Sstea.
For the OF kidney Complaints of either this
Co,npouhd Il uusuE i.asstd.
LYDIA f. PINknAM'B VEGETABLE CON.
POUND Is prepared 1T 2s3 and 2a5 Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass. Price d. Six bottesfor S. Sent by 1uail
IL the form Of pills. also In the form of lozeuses,
recetp. OF price, 81 per box for either Mrs. Fuklam
freely all letters Of inquiry Send for alnh
let. Address - above. Mentfon this fupsr.
No family should be without LYDIA E. NEH4M'S
LIVER pills. They cure constinstion LI!ousueas
and torpidity Of the liver. q cents per box.
~ sold by all Druxgists. -va
ST. PAUL TRADE LIST.
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The wife Of DR.. John Miller of Prince
ton. N. j., who is visiting In Washington,
is a great grand niece of Patrick Henry
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man and Committees were appOin
1t Is understood that the Greenbacke
want the head of the ticket and ma rs
OF the delegates. This price of fusion
Is too high, an the Convention is dis
posed to nominate straight ticket. An
effort. however. at fusion will be made
Abeai the strikers.
CUMBERLAND, Md Aug. a. Nearl
one thousand strikers congregated a
Homecoming by Daylight to prevent the
Georges Creek and New Central Com
panIes' old miners from going to work.
There was no demonstration. az those
who expected to resume work today. re-
aiizing their position, remained away.
JERSEY CRY. Aug. 22.-About leo Of
the striking employees Of the Erie Rail
road held a meeting today and resolved
to abandon the union and declared q
Willingness to return to work.
CUMgERI.ASD, Aug. 2.-The Knights
OF Labor met at FrOstburg this morn
ing. An answer was received from the
companies, refusing another conference.
After some discussion it was decided to
declare the strike ended Thursday. Aug.
24th.
WILxKsBARBE, (Pa.) August 22.-The
strike Of the miners Of No. z colliery of
the Redash Coal Company ended today,
operators replacing the discharged men
at former wages.
Tho Fever ss Ws9lk.
BROwNsvILIE. Aug. 9. Fifsy three
new cases are reported, and two deaths
have occurred. There are more cases
reported. The mails are not running,
and business is sta2nated. Mechanics
and labOrers are suffering for want Of
emplOynens. Tho weather is showery
and sultry.
Base Ball.
WoacEsrEB. tMass.) Aug. 0.-Wor-
cesters IA. ChicagOs 81, Troy, N. y. 70
CleveIands 6.
GLOBE CRY, "a. T.) Aug. 3.-The
men, Curtis B. Blakeley, Ilafayette
Grimes and Cicero Grimes, whO..robhed
Wells, Fargo d Co.'S express and killed
Andy Hall. the messenger, and DR.. w.
L. Vail. on the 10Th inst. within few
miles Of this city, have been appre.
hended and will certainly pay penalty
for their terrible deeds with their lives.
Lafayette Grimes has made full con-
fession, recounting every particular of
the robbery. It il a question whether
the citizens in their present excited con-
ditiOn will permit the men to have pre-
liminary examination. or lynch them.
The five thousand dollars taken by tho
robbers has not yet been recovered.
Hawley, the ringleader, is an old offend
or, and was one OF the party engaged
in the Mountain Meadow massacre.
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F. o r e g N.
uonered by the Car.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. S-Lieutenan
Berry. who commanded the Rodgers,
and Engineer Melville, of the Jean
nette, will be received by the Gar this
afternoon. They start for home to
morrow.
Osings In Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 23.-Riaf Pasha has
arrived. The Nile is rising.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Aug. 3.-Two Aus
TITAN Lloyd steamers, with Turkish
troops on board, passed the Rhodes,
steering southeast.
Haider Pasha, formerly Egyptian
Minister to France, on invitation of the
khedive, will start for Alexandria by
special steamer.
PoRT SAID, Aug. 3.-Natives are now
returning, and resuming work. II ia
reported from Ismalia that a force of
the enemy, numbering about 3O.N ,
troops. have taken up a position ten
miles distant from there.
The Decentralization of troops will be
completed tomorrow.
SOFIA, Aug. 23.-The portion of Bull
garia recently placed in state of siege,
has been divided into four districts,
each under military cOmmissi oner.
An active member of the Liberal party
has been arrested at Varna.
Gen. Haulbers, Minister of War, has
gone TO Russia on furl0ugh.
Manila Infected.
MADRID, Aug. 3.-It is officially an.
nOunced that all vessels arriving from
Manila will be quarantined ON account
Of the prevalence of cholera there.
Thn Ssasau vaesas.n>x
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 23.-It ia stated
the Sultan hesitates to ratify the mill
tary convention with England. ON 40.
count of anonymous threatening letters
from Syria, Arabia and Egypt.
1t is reported the Porte has received
unfavorable dispatches from the Syrian
government.
CemPlimentln9 = Jury.
DURLrN, Aug. 2s.-At the close Of the
Commission Court, Judge Lawson COM
plimented the jurors on the way they
discharged their duties in Oonvicting
every case, except one trifling ono, on
which there was fair ground for a disa-
greement. He thought the Attorney
General exercised wise discretion in
removing the venue Of recent trials to
Dublin.
The Arrexted Ones.
IoSpoS. Aup. 23.-Of ten nsrs,na ar
reeted for oonnection with the murder
Of the Jovoe family. fiva ara named
Joyce, four Casey and one Phillsin.
The spluners.
At maatino of the Oldham Sr;rrer.
Limited COmnanics. to considsr ,..,i he nd
visabilitv of n weeks stopna~ o. oS the IN
mills. replies on the nnestsnn - vsrs are
| found TO Be such that Il vas resolvsd to
LAT oscl, Arr, ar3o,,x ifo o,vn ~ccr.o sIh.
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Flsu AND sNAKE STORIES.


Mrs. Rebecca Sanford died from the
effects Of the bite of copperhead, near
Louisville. Ky.
There is excellent trout fishing at Ber-
ryyale, CAL, and many anglers resort
there. Salmon are running up the river
in great numbers.
While fishing in Green River, near
Mining City. Ky, Joe johnson was pull
cd overheard by an immense catfish
that had seized the bait.
In Oregon, some men blasting rocks
for railroad in UMatilla County, dis.
turbed nest of snakes, and after a sim
gle blast over four hundred dead snakes
were found.
Blue fishing is splendid at BarneQat.
A party recently took ninety five in
three hours, an average of twenty to
each person. The fish weighed about
six pounds apiece. The smack Daisy,
with two men and three boys, brought
in one hundred and seven.
A black snake attacked Joseph Garb.
wree of Mendon, Mass, and wound it.
self about his body several times, be-
sides biting him on the arms and legs
He managed to reach a club, beat the
reptile of, and kill it. II was nearly
twelve feet in length and as thick a. q
mans arm.
Leather and rubber betting, lacinQ.
babbitt metal, ETC., at Wald i Camp
BELLS
II you want 70 be healthy and happy
eat Piper's milk bread. je24dtf
Arc you suffering with hemorrhoides
(piles)? Go to DR.. Miller. jl3-1m
The STUDEBAKER il tho standard
wagon Of the world. For sale BY Wald
4 Campbell
DR.. Miller charges nothing for enlarg'
ing the chest. j1S-1m
Storage at Bales'a Is II.
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Bosros. Aug. 3.-Ihs Chioseo, Bur.
lington 4 Quincy dirsstors have de-
clAFed two per esut quarterly civi-
dend. The Company has made . tranio
guarantee with the Denver 4 kio
0rande, subject 10 tne breaking up OF
the Colorado pool. Il gives tho Bur
linQton road Oue-hal1 inseead OF one
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LnHDoa. Aug. &-The stsamse Aossl
which stranded under Licard station
Aug. 9th, seill holds together, but haa
beso rolling heavily. Hhe nay last an
Oehoe fortnight.
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LONDoM, Au0. 3.-The NofWeRia
bark JOEsalfane. from Portland, Oregon
lost her Captain, Bergman, BY drown
ing, and jettisoned part Of her cargo.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2S.-Lieutenant
Berry. who commanded the Rodgers,
and Engineer Melville, of the Jean
nette, will be received by the Gar this
afternoon. They start for home to-
morrow
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GnAND RAPIDs, Mich, Aug. A-The
6kate 0reenbaok COuventioa has elected
w. D. Fuller Chairman, and appointed
committees. Tw0-thirds Of the COnven-
tinn favor fusion With the Democrats.
The remainder arc violently opposed TO
suoh q fusion. A lively teaeGTaphic o0s-
respondsuoe ID going On betvsen here
and Jackson, where the Dsnnootass are
holding their OOnvent1on.
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Leather and rubber betting, lacinQ.
babbitt metal, etc., at Wald i Camp
bells.
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Preas Gang ea . franp.

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-About 10 mem-
bers Of the Canalian Press Association
arrived this morning. They reprseent
All sections Of Canada, several being
present. from Halifax. They 20 to Win
uipeQ tomorrow BY the Albert Lea Road,
ana viii visit several Of tho large places
In that section. AZ Winnipeg they will
have q reception on Saturday.
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MAsnoroN, Aug. 23.-Reports have
~ 49, teoslved at the Treasury Depart
49, O startling irregularities In the
sSnn OF James Crawford. 6uperin-
Ceos OF the United States Mint at
Soe Usy, Nevada, and An investiea-
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Loonas s1arIca.
Csurl Record.

vslcAoo, Aug. 3.-During the year
eoeR July, 1 t5A cases have been dis
- q OF in the Criminal Court land only
.0 40 oyer. Convictions have been
- numerous than ever before.
wwnAxoCx, Ind, Aug. Ex-senator
Sd Sood was nominated for Congress to-
~ ~ the Democrats Of the 10Th dis
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IsaALIA, Aug. 3.-Since the engage
ment at Shatuf, the enemy have left
every position they held between Suez
and Ismalia, and are retreating in dis
order toward ZeaRasig. Indian cavalry
will come ON here.
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soUoaxx.PsIE, n. Y, Aug. 2S.-There
~ ~ : double attendance yesterday, and
Hme Was made. In the 2:29 class:
i~msn, J, 0, !, 2, l, l; lndspendence.
T&Ex, :: ReRalitte, 8. 5, B, 8, s; b.
~ ~ manhattan. 4. l. 4, I, 1. Time,
80 z3, 2:2lx, 2:27.l, 2:2l5{,
Tisss Ihe farrall race, pacers, except
!. 49, hsown jug: Florsnoe Ball, s, /, /,
~ s,1o CHI. !, 2. 2, 5; Gem, z 2, 4. 4;
~ Ts hunter, I, 8, 8, 2; Lucy, q, 4, 8. &.
EibH, 2:lSsl, 2:3O, 2:l6.
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LONDON, Aug. &-At tho wool sail
today 1l,W0 bales Were sold, chief
Australian aud Victorian. There VI
brisk e0mpotition, and prices firm.
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KINGSTON, Ont, Aug. 23.-The Fishers
Inspector has stopped Americans from
fishing in Canadian waters. A number
of steam yachts and small boats have
been operating i'll the vicinity of Wolfe
and SimcOe Islands. The Inspector in
formed them that they had no right
there, unless licensed. Some tourists
declined at first to stop, but did 80 on
threat.
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Arc you suffering with hemorrhoide
(piles)? Go to DR.. Miller. jl3-1m
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II you want 70 be healthy and happy,
eat Piper's milk bread. je24dtf
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CousrAMTuoPL., Aug. IA Chris
tian u reported assassinated at Bsyrout,
and several othegs have bean maltrsatsd
at that place.
The Druses Of Lebanon have attacked
several Maranioc villages.
The 0ove1uor Of Damasous hae asked
for strong reinfo1cementa.
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An Act Of Treachery.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 3.-The Austrian
gunboat Nautilus, bound from Port
Said to Alexandria, passed Aboukir on
Monday. The commander, seeing
white flag flying Ut tho Aboukir forts,
supposed they were in the hands of the
British, and sent boat ashore with two
men, who were made prisoners.
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NoUxr PULASKI. ILL, Aug. 3.-Evi-
= denoe6 multiply that accomplished muir
dsess perpstrated the triple tragedy Mt
ths McHahon farm. Farmers have we'll
organized searches in progress, and
viii ransack the country. The arrest
Of Rush last night WAS moro a precau-
tion than anything else. Suspicion il
directed against NJ. b. Hall, a desperate
resident who has been much reduced
lately, and has had to work out. He knew
Mcmahon we'll, being distantly related.
There are also suspicious Of John A.
Pletz and Oliver Hall. His brother
also. so.iaosuspected. None Of them are ar
rested, but all are shadOwed.
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CoNsrANrnoPLE, Aug. 8.-Ahmed
Eslad E6endi kheisch Islam, in an in
tsrvicw with Lord Dufferin yesterday,
explained the origin of the Egyptian
revolt.
ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 8.-The Transports
California and Caspian have arrived.
The Austrian Admiral has sent the
Nautilus 70 Abouki.
There are increased signs Of Arabi
Pasha retiring from kafr-el- -DoraH.
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New Pssssssasters.

Isaac w. Kitchen, has been commits
stoned Postmaster at I,ovelock, Butte
county, Cal. Chas. A. King, was CON-
miMi0ned Postmaster at Frisco, Utah
Ier., in place Of Chas. e. Hopkins, re-
siRned. Simon Cohn, at New Jerusalem.
Ventura county, Cal. Frederick Hen
ming at Forsythe, Custer county, Mo.