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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-17
THE MODERN SCHOOL TEACHER.

Twas Saturday night, and teacher sat
Alone her task pursuing;
She averaged this and she averaged that
or all that her class was doing,
She reckoned percentage 50 many boys.
And go many girls all counted.
And marked all the tardy and absentees,
And to what all the absence amounted.
Name and residence wrote in full.
Over many columns and pages.
Canadian, Tentonic, African, Celt,
And averaged all their age,
The date of admission OF everyone,
And cases Of hagellation.
And prepared q list of graduates,
For the county examination,
Her weary head sank low on her book,
And her wea heart still lower,
Eor some Of her pupils had little brains,
And she could not furnish more.
She slept, she dreamed; it seemed SIZE died
And her spirit went to Hades,
And they met her there with question fair,
Estate what the per cent. of your grade Isl"
Ages had slowly rolled away.
Leaving but partial traces:
And the teachers spirit walked one day
In the old familiar places.
A mount of foss,lized schuol report
Attracted her observation,
As high as the state house dome and Is wide
AZ Boston since annexation.
She came TO the spot where they buried heI
bones,
And the ground was we'll built over;
Rat laborers digging threw up the skull
Once planted beneath the clover.
A d ,ciple Of Galen. wandering BY,
Passed to look at the digger;
And pluckiLs the skull up, look'd through the
eyes.
And saw |. was lined with figures
"Just as thought" said the young NJ D.
How easy II Ia TO Kill 'em y
Statistics ossfed every fold
OF cerebrum and cerebelum.
"l,'s great curiosity, suro.,' raid Pat.
by the bones yon ran tell the creature r.
20, nothing strange" said the doctor, That
Was . nineteen century teacher"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-17

The Honolulu Gazette says it was
rather odd at the grand ball to see the
diminutive royal highnesses acting ~
pages to carry the heiress apparent's
train. Royal hignnesses las is" royal
highnesses are not usually employed for
such duties. but then the Hawaiian
court is sui generis."
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-17

Forewomen in Toronto sh 70 factories
have peculiar methods OF furnishing
girls who are employed under them
Either a strap is used to effectively chas-
tise the girl, or the wrists are tied to-
gether and the victim pulled up by o
cord attached to the bands and run over
a pulley in the ceiling.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-17

The city council Of Des Moines, Iowa.
nGed the saloon license ct $1,000.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-17

The money order systsm viii be ex.
tended 10 additional posto6aces July I.
principally in the western and north
vootern states.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
! New rr.ok in q. commence ean. !.
Ist. Louis cio5s. .Dsmoe,.t,

i@tsl @rSAA41 <5t@3D- Ac4A3I44<I
A new swindling scheme has come to
the surface in Harrison county. A mau
drops into town, gains residence and
sells out or desires to move. He goes
TO several merchants and asks IL they
have aly account against Kim. as it is
probable that his wife has made pur.
chases. If so. he desires to pay 1t. OF
course there was no account. As he
passed away he remarked that possibly
she may not have made the purchase in
tended, but would. This whetted the
merchants appetite for trade, and
when the wife came il Soon after big
bill would be loaded on her. After .
visit to several stores and a good stock
Of supplies arc secured, the couple skip
out.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
BRIGHT

Comes the front with surprise for fear
that may not nd out that he is in the front
rank with better bargains than any other house West
Having not quite sold out the nice stock Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
1cREAT ROCK lsLAN ROUTE ,
Formulas for Cement Pipe,

Parties interested are invited to submit 10 the
Council q the City Of Los Angeles formulas for
f9rmuia
by order o. the Council Of the city Of Los An
gelcs 2t its meeting Of September LIST. A D. i9>S
W ". ROBINSo<.
CLERK Of the Council
Ees Angeles. September Sd. isss- =. y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
Possibilities or war.

PARIS. Sept. 5.--The Chinese LeRa-
tion states that it Is possible that China
has reinforced hor troops on the from
tier, owing to the treaty imposed upon
Anam by France. China, being the
suzefain Of Tonquin, might now con-
slider that she has the right to send
troops to Tonquin. The Legation hay
ing received 30 news Of the treaty Of
Hue has not protested against 1t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
Montana Meat Market.
The Pioneer Market Of this CITY
IA MAIN STREET. NEAR FIRST

keeps On hand TIE host Beef, Veal. Pork. uuf
ton. Sab Meats and III k1n1s VI s4ri1rta
Meats delivered - al razts ef ne city.
A. fEkNck
nEton fveqtet<Hs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
OhambsFd's LegacIes.

DuRBAN, Sept. GA correspondent
has iust returned from tour through the
heart Of zululand and reports the ma
tive snRngsd in war Of mutual ex-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07

The HAour, September g. Great
en4fe(Y y felt in regard 10 the fate Of
tbs NethsrIAnd Steamship Company's
mail 1toesnor Prince Frederick. It's b.
lipved 70 have been in the Strait Of Sunda
~ the tims Of the volcanic eruption.
~ Explanatien Denanaed.
PAM, Sept. Q. The newspapors de-,
mnnd that the Government shall explain
The real situation Of Affairs connsotsd
with Tonqqin. aud The general impres-
sion Y that France has gone too lar TO
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS

Bought poski& 50 the dollar And addition
he stock bought of smith,
No. who failed with fresh stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
which bought by
to $4,000 bought for cash for Si000o and will be sold
here ut cent less than be bought.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
war; Avltab1e.

LONDON. Sept. 6.--There is much ex-
citement in Hong Kong. .consequentupon
the receipt Of news of Chinese troops
crossing the line Mone Kai. This means
that China han accepted the gage France
haa thrown down and war is inevitable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
Hhe KsIIew FeveFs

PxrnxcoGA, Sept. 6.--Thsrs are Eve
new sasss Of yellow fever and one death
8 The Navy Yard. One Of the s;ok il
doinG we'll.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
4kat Han1 Qrane. .

WAsnIro1ox, Sept. 6.--Rsprssent-
a1tvo Dunn has addresssd 70 the aecrs-
te-y - 49, I~ssv;or esnmnnica&ion
rul1oF1tin9 the protest made by General
noscErns, Representative Cobb and
kknseU ageinst any action IN the part
of The Dspaz tment looking to fhe issu-
ance 10 fhe Sontheen Pacific Railroad
Conrany of certificates for the land
Gront d The Texas Pacific Railroad, and
sGsinst The Cling Of any mortgage By
IL New Orleans Pacific Railroad Com
pAny On laads claimed BY IL = Assignssa.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
UavDlleAslng ne Chlrfeahaas.

Tonss1orE, Sept information
from Fort noWis s4Stoa that Bonito, one
q ~ Apadhs ehisis brought n BY
Crook, v6s q hi way 10 the Chiri-
eahun6 d ~ nisru Medrs Il Is sup-
possd h aoee - ~ envoy from Crook 10
in1uee tho Chigicahaas 70 come II 70
~ reservation according to The promise
mo1o by them % Crook.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07

AT Wool
stock large that line.
Lace Curtains Collars
down the stock Ladies' Misses and Chldn Hose
Mems Hose, to 25 cents Corset 25 to ST.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
lzsaAley sam l. sAs ss%l6.

Pn5zApkLrnzA, Pa, Sept. 6.--An
g1et wss made 70 sss Judge Hoadlsy
}o-day with regard to ths statement
pahlisksd that be would Withdraw from
~ Democratic ticket in Ohio. but he
oosld not BE- sssn. His physician wa
tkea called upon, and said with EN-.
rtAsis: IL 4 right and propsr that
5aoh atatemehts Be- promptly contntict-
"a. / shouId Ike you 10 say that
Indgs Hoadlsy 4 = candidate for Gov
efnor Of Ohio aud he will resume his
eanvsas ip short time. just az soon
- coseidsr that be IL equal % the
exertioh. Be win actively re-enter the
6zht."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. api,
Professor Louis Adams,

Who has had twenty-seven years experiences Is q
teacher. Will give lessons in the French Language
at hiz olcs No "a Baker Block, or At pupils rss-
idenoe. on moderate terms. References: Nj.
Eugene Meyer. French Consul. Miss Stoneman.
j. y. Griu>h, Ma Bishop Kip, @. A. Dobinscn,
and many otheu. iy1< In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-07
Tho l1u1deen-Dlhby " Wr<stlfnG

eAs FRAnomoo. Sept. 6.--In the Null
doon- -Dikby wrestling match lest night,
Maldoon won one fall and the match in
ono hour and thirty nine Ininutas. The
match was hys hundred dollars and two
thirds 81 the Rats money 70 The winner
and one-third 70 the lossr. The condi-
tfone Of the match were If but one fall
roorlkod II two hours, that to constitute
: vis@ory; II one fall 70 each contestants
~ wresfls to continue until another
fall resulted. II no fall within two
houf1, the match to be declared of.
The largest audience was present that
evsr eithsred % witness an athletic
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-14
FINE FURNITURE.
3. c. ROOSEVELT q CO.,

Have opened on the Corner of Main ard Bond SITS.
with q full line Of Furniture FINEST turkey Sets,
ordinary upholstered sets, in silks, velvets, reps,
and hair cloth. Walnut cane bottom sets. Bed
room sets. All styles and prices. Cheaper then
youszsan .ouy tnern. East and pay freight. Call and
Examine stock. .@s4 a ..sM
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-14
be a Way-up affair

"A prominent sporting man, one whose
Judgment is usually correct, told our re-
Fporter that this year will be the liveliest
benton has ever seen, and that the flush
simes'' will continue for three or four
years. The reporter readily agreed with
him.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-14

From Tuesdays Daily:
G. E. Conrad left fortne east yesterday
morning.
Mrs. John Green is visiting friends on
the Shonkin.
Mrs. Alex. Martin has been quite i'll
but is now improving. 'l'..#
John Cashiers teams have been turned
out and will leave no more coal this win
ter @4a&ts H
John Mofitt and Bob Blankenbaker
Ntake their departure for Helena this
morning.
A prize fight is expected to take place
at Forsythe some time during the
present month. to ael5H
If common rumor can be believed the
splendid mentality" is very near the
end of it's financial tether. Too bad.
Tunnel builder Muir says that a vein
of silver bearing ore has been discovered
in the east end Of the Bozeman tunnel.
The Helena and Deer Lodge Knights
of PYthias will each give a grand ball on
the 10th, the anniversary Of the order.
w. Ct. Jones yesterday commenced the
erection of another building for w. S..
Stocking, adjoining the one he built for
Foster.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-14
Foster.

IReportsfrom the cattle ranges of Cor
say the loss of stock by 10Y
storms and cold weather will amount to
Is per cent.
Tom B7offfn, Dick Mead and Mr..
Nudge, of Highwood, arrived in the city
last evening. They will file on their
land to-day.
The track Of the Northern Pacific is
now this side Of the summit above Boze-
man tunnel and is coming down grade
toward Bozeman.
Jack Hammond went to Highwood
the other day to look for logs suitable for
the boom, and he reports that suitable
timbers can be secured there.
Geo. Bert arrived from his ranch N
the Barker road yesterday. George
tells us he has leased his ranch and will
work at his trade in Benton this summer.
Col. John 2. Hatch, second cavalry,
has been ordered to proceed from Fort
Custer to Fort Maginnis, Mont, for the
purpose OF making an inspection of the
cavalry stationed at that post.
The skating a zone mile) at Butte
last Thursday night for a purse Of s35
was wen by A. W.. Wright in $50. The
juvenile race was won by Freddie Buzz
Yard, a lad Of ten years, in Sal.
We acknowledge an invitation to at
tend the fourth annual bali OF the Sun
River stock growers association, to be
held at Largent hall on the evening of
the ed inst. We have no doubt it will
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-14

About~TwO weeks ago We published
the death at Fort Smelling, Mimi, of
Col. w. w. Sanders, amidst. Paul papers
received by the last mail report that his
widow, who wore herself out in attend
ance upon him has now joined him IN
death.
J. T.. Stuart would like to get his cage
eve on the rascal who stole the fence
posts and poles from his ranch, justsouth
Of town. He says the larcenous work
has been going on all winter, and by
spring he doesn't expect that even the
post holes viii be left.
G. W. Merrill q Co. yesterday COM
menced on the improvements to be made
on Baker & DeLorimier's store building.
The present partition will be removed,
SO as to enlarge the room, and an office
built in the rear. Messrs. B.. 81 DeL.'s
growing business demands more room.
Some pretend to believe that . the
splendid mentality is attributed to
EVIL Eye No. 6; others that it refers to
EVIL Eye No. 7, but the majority smile
and say it is meant for the original evil
of the concern. No. 7, who is now doing
all the heavy work, should be more e1-
plicit
RI At a social gathering the other night
the young men and young ladies We're
but up at auction and disposed OF to the
highestbidder. A rising young attorney
land a Cuisines manager, were put on
the block together and knocked down
lat six bits-to a married woman. The
young ladies refused to bid at all.
Washington advices give the informa-
ton that the mail route to Chestnut has
been changed so as to start from Sun
River instead of Fort Shaw. The follow
ing new postmasters have been appoint
ed. Herbert O. Hickox, Melville, Jessie
b. Thompson, Mission, and G. a. VIII
son, Sadie, Montana. Postmaster W.
Egbert Smith, of Butte, has been reap
pointed.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-14

A genuine chinook set in last evening
and the prospects are it will last n
days
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-02-14

Quite a number of sleighing parties
were out last evening and seemed to be
having a way-,p time.
j. Bob Blankenbaker is a success as an
engineer Of a sleighing party. He shed
lustre on his long name yesterday.
Secretary Teller decides that Porter
field scrip can only be located upon n
appropriated public lands in q state OF
nature.
Bob Vaughn recently purchased 9 hne
Jersey bull, and has named the animal
after one of Benuon's most prominent
merchants.
Judging by the activity and rush OF
business at some of our law offices, there
is nothing dull about the legal business
at this time.
w. G. Conrad, instead Of Charley, as
heretofore announced, will make the
trip to the states to purchase goods, ana
viii leave il a few days.
4 raid was made by some FOUNDERS on
a Chinese laundry, in Billings, recently,
and several hundred dollars stolen from
the unfortunate Celestials.
/. f. Churchill will leave Monday
morning for the east, where he Will III
spect the dry goods market. He goesln
the interest of Il. G. Baker q Co
National Republican., 1883-08-28
GONE TO PARTS UNKNOWN.
A Leading Citizen, After Various Forger-
les, Disappears from View.

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 27-The Trenton
Times to-day contained a long account of the
alleged defalcation Of Capt. John Hall, one of
New Brunsiwick's leading citizens and
prominent Pennsylvania railroad contractor.
Hall Disappear one week ago last Saturday
and his whereabouts are unknown. Hall had
charge of the work being done by the Pen n
sylvania railroad company in laying tho third
and fourth tracks from Holmesburg to New
Brunswick. He made all the contracts for
the work, or influenced the giving out of tho
contracts. After Hall had been absent few
days persons to whom he was under financial
obligations commenced an investigation. At
first it appeared that many persons in differ
ent places had indorsed Halls notes or loaned
him money, but ON Saturday, it is alleged,
evidence was discovered of more serious of
fenses than unpaid debts. 1t is stated that
forged notes aggregating between twenty and
thirty thousand dollars were discovered.
Facts as to these statements are hard to OBJ
tain, as the principal sufferers are understood
to be Halls friends, and they refuse to di-
vulge the amount of their losses. In this city
Hall has borrowed sums ranging from 500 TO
$4,000. Cornelius Hardenburg and Thos.
Warren are said to be the principal sufferers
in New Brunswick. The entire loss there
will probably amount to 100000.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
THE BROKEN BROKERS.
Largo Liabilities and PaItry Assets OF Z.
@. Stedman s. Co.

Largo Liabilities and Pnltry Assets OF IL.
@. Stednnan s. Co.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 27.--The schedule Of the
firm of Il. c. Stedman & Co., the brokers,
were fled to-day in the court of common
pleas. The nominal Indebtedness of the firm
is placed at $117, 7,9I0 while the actual liabili-
ties are only $72,940. The nominal assets are
SOL ,0l7, and the actual assets, $23,S17. Among
the largest creditors are the National Bank Of
the Republic, $4,000, and the Bank of North
America, 5000, for money borrowcd. These
banks held as collateral security for these
loans several thousand shares of stock in va
rious companies, which are now of the NOM
inal value of $63, 500, and which after the pay
ment of the loans, will represent q balance of
$500. Among the other creditors of the firm
are Mrs. Emma O. West, s., ,220 Mrs. Jennie
G. Croly, ~ 567; Mrs. l.. s. w. Perkins, 81 ,339;
John Durand Rochester, $12,296; w. H. Jones,
New York, So, ,553; w. T. Whiting, St. Johns,
N. B., 81, sos; j. Holbrooko, New York, 81 ,s2l;
Il. Il. Dument, Summit, n. j., $5,337. These
amounts represent tho balance due to Gus
toners of the firm for stock transactions in
their private accounts. The assets of the
iirm include 1883 in cash on deposit with
John McGinnis the assignee, and various
small amounts due on private accounts The
private estate of T.. G. Stedman is valued at
$1,000, which includes his library and copy
right, valued at $4,000. His contingent iia-
bility amounted TO $5,672. Frederick $.
Stedman has no private assets, and tho ex-
tent of his private indebtedness to the firm
of Cecil, Ward IL Co. could not be ascertained,
rs thus far no information could be obtained
from them.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
Jumped the Track.

GALVESTON, TEXAS Aug. GA special
dispatch to the News from Waco says: A south
bound passenger train on the Texas and St.
Louis railway last night jumped the track
and the engine and the entire train landed at
The bottom of a fifteen foot embankment up
side down. The lights were all extinguished
and the passengers CROPPED their way out of
the windows as best they could. Strange to
say no ono was fatally injured, and the only
ones seriously hurt We're Mrs. Chambers, who
was badly bruised, and her child who had its
thigh broken. Brakeman Versheet had his
wrist spraned.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
Entertaining Lord Coleridge.

New YORK, Aug. 2s.-Lord Coleridge and
his son, Sir James Hannah, and his son, f. s.
Jaffray, Judge Rapallo, Elliot F. Shepard, and
several other guests left this morning on
yachting and sight seeing tour up the Hud-
son. They will return this afternoon.
The German statesmen and others embrac-
ing the party brought over by Mr.. Willard to
witness the opening ceremonies of the North.
ern Pacific railroad left this morning foI
Dobbs Ferry, Mr.. Henry Villard's country
seat, where they will spend the day, return.
ing to the city this evening Tomorrow they
will 60 to Niagara Falls, and thence t.
Chicago,
National Republican., 1883-08-28
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. 4. &. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT specific for iiysieria Dizziness,
Loss OF Memory spermQtorrhnh, Inpotency, In
voluntary ltmisslons premature old age, caused oy
leads misery, decay, and DEATH one box VIII cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment one dollar box SIX boxes for 1--we do liars,
Sent by mail prepaid, on receipt of price, We guar
antCe six boxes to cure any case. with each order
received by US for six boxes accompanied with five
dollars we will send the purchaser our written guar.
antee to return the money II the treatment docs not
effect cure Guarantees Issued cy STOrr q GROIN
WELL. 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, y. g.,
Wholesale and retail agents. Orders by mail VIII re-
ceive prompt attention. yI-ly
National Republican., 1883-08-28
The Chautnuaua Meeting,

CHAUTAUoUA. N. Y, Aug. 27.-The closing
exercises Of the tenth assembly were i'm
pressive. President Lewis Miller, of Akron,
Ohio, Superintendent John III. Vincent and
DR.. b. NJ. Adams, of New York, made the
closing addresses. DIR. Vim cent announced
that the school of languages and the teach
ers' retreat would open on July IL, 1884, and
that the regular eleventh assembly would
open on Aug. 5.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
An Editor Arrested for Libel.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2Z-Dr j. c. Beck, a
member of the board of health, has caused
warrants to be issued for the arrest of p. b.
Ross and f. b. Gessner of the Penny Post,
for criminal libel, that paper having printed
statements that Beck had received pay for
making appointments. Ross surrendered to
the authorities to-day. Gessner is not at home.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
L,test from New Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. Eft is reported
that an American syndicate has purchased
the Real del Monte company's mines for
$4,0O0000. The Real del Monte company has
turned out great success.
The city cou neil has authorized Senores
Salvador Malo and Manuel Alvarez to COLI
tract loan in London for 100000 the
money to be employed in city improvements
National Republican., 1883-08-28

within hundred yards Of the sceno of tho
great disaster of 1873. An east bound freight
train collided with Cincinnati express pas
senger train. Both engines and ono postal
car were wrecked. Engineer Charles Wolf
Of Dennison, Ohio, and Clerks William NJ.
Newman and John B. Hoyt, both of Indian
apolis, were Injured, the latter fatally.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
AND ENGLIsH

Arithmetic, English Grammar, Bookkeeping. PEN
manship, Geography, History, and Spelling y. W.
FLYNN, A; NJ, southwest corner of Eighth and X
National Republican., 1883-08-28
Escaped from n Delaware Jail.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. 27.-Five prison.
ers escaped from the Dover jail last Saturday
night, and are still at large. Am ong the
number were Bob Allen and Henry Raisin,
notorious negro burglars who were leaders
of gang which carried on extensive thieving
operations in Kent county. The others who
escaped were Henry Watson, white, and Joe
Cook and Israel Loote, colored.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
Bnsintss 6hantes.

~ RAND FLORIDA SPECULATION.
W GRAND FLORIDA SPECULATION.
GRAND FLORIDA SPECULATION.
GRAND FLORIDA SPECULATION.
$500 frOni si5 In two years.
Apply to BOARDMAN Il GORDON, lill street
northwest. au2S.gt"
A CHANCE Is OFFERED FOR THE IN
n vestment ofsl.oO in new, lucrative business,
either without services. Address RARE
CHANCE, Republican Onice aI-7-jtF
r IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il on Time Deposits United states Bonds bought
and sold nt market rated Collections made every
where, by ]. II. SQUIER q 90. Bankers lli6 Penn
BylVaniaa avenue. Nlg6-L
National Republican., 1883-08-28
MlehitaI.

So NToUR TREATMENT FOR IMPoTENCY
i and nervous decay, am convinced, is the
best known to the medical profession. VI Private
letter from John S. Allen, NJ. D., TO Erie Medical Co.,
Buffalo, N. " On request the company win mali
MO CURE. NO PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN and over 30 years nj DO6 street southwest A
cure guaranteed In every case Of gOnOrrhea, syphilis
and loss OF sexual power. Medicine furnished. Ad
vice free Iny22- 5m~
National Republican., 1883-08-28
Mis- Gionld,s Hodx Rscoyered.

WELLS, Me, Aug, 27.-The body Of Miss
Emma Gould, one of the victims of the recent
drowning accident, was recovered to-day,
Three bodies havo now been found, those OF
Miss Stafford and Mr.. Thayer having been re-
covered Yesterday.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
Fntnl RaIIwny Accident.

CINCINNATI, ONO Aug, ga dispatch
from stoubenville, Ohio, to the Times-Siar
says there was an accident on the Pan Handle
road this morning, near Mingo junction,