The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, May 31, 1876, Image 4
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
IImu ?r Iiurot froH Baa* aad Abroad.
Calamitous fires have occurred lately in numsrons
districts of Japan. On Maroh 26th
upward of three thousand honsee were destroyed
and ten lives lost in the town of Izushi.
On the same day 140 houses were burned in
Matamai, and on April 2 twenty houses were
burned in Osaka.. .The Centennial commission
have decided to open the exhibition grounds on
Sundays free of oharge, but to keep the buildings
cloee^ Queen Viotorta has been proclaimed
empress of India The "treasury is
now issuing twenty-cent silver pieces The
steamer Quessaut, from Brest, has foundered
at sea, twenty-one lives being lost
Wm. Boddio was handed at Tuscumbia, Als.,
for eommitting rape on a white woman in 1874.
He died protesting his innocence Turkey
has asked the great powers for military atBist,
anoe in suppressing the insurrection, quoting
as a precedent the ai 1 given Ruesia to ) u<
down the rebellion in Hungary in 18 it) The
body of Edward Fuller, missing from ltotui y.
Vt., for two months, was fonod in an open 1 >t
in Westminster, with the remsius of Lis hotso
and sleigh. As a jug of liquor was alBo fou d.
it lit nnnnnflA/1 lift rrnl Inuf in iliA anniir n-litin i.
toxi:atod and no perished.
Militia was B nit to tbo raining d'stricts of
Ohio to protect the miners and mines fnra
the strikers who have betn stopping woik
there for some time back.... 4t St. Henedit e,
Canada, a girl named Libouillier, a aoam.iticie
by vocation, shot and killed Mrs. Murphy,
a lady for whom she was working. She tl rn
gathered np all the valuables she con'd cany
and tried to escape, but was arrested
The report issued by the controller of the currency
March 10th showed that the national
banks of the country held $6,923 635.75 in
ooin and $22,163,710.00 in coin certificates?a
total of (20,077,845.75 Prof. Blake, known
throughout the country as a mind reader, committed
BUicide in San'Francisoo by poisoning.
He had oarefully attempted to destroy all evidences
of his identity. Ill health and poverty
wero the oaoses Owing to the Columbus
(Ohio) connoil failing to make an appropriation
to pay the policemen, the entire force is to be
disbanded The revolt in Algeria is subdued,
and the Frenoh hold the leaders as hostages
for the good behavior of their tribes....
King Dahomey having been fined by the English
for the maltreatment of an Englishman,
sent word to tbo British commodore to oome
to Abomev and he would pay him in powder
and lead....The Tarka claim to have been
successful In their efforts to reviotnal Nicaic.
Dartmouth College has resolved to send
a crew to Saratoga.
Two Aired! clans on the Pnnjanb (Indii)
frontier have .'sent their families to places of
safety and revolted from British rule. In their
raids they have ran of numbers of ca tie
The Cuban insurgents fired into a train between
two garrisoned stations and succeeded
in capturing it, burning all the cars. They
also destroyed five large estates The
boiler of a steam ferryboat, plying between
Rudesheim and Bingen, Germany, exploded.
It is believed that thirty persons were killed.
The pnblio debt statement for April
plaoes the total, principal and interest at
*2,224,369,873.61, less *116,431,615.22 cash in
the treasury, showing a reduction during
April of *2,781,181.49 The whites of
Antioob, Cal., fired the Chinese quarter of the
town and drove the Chicamon from the city,
on aooount of some white boys being allowed
to debaooh themselves in a Chinese den.
Forty masked men, supposed to have been
striking miners, appeared at night at the coal
mines near Maaillon, Ohio, and after binding
the watchman, fired the shafts of the Willow
Bank, Monnt Bank, and Rhodes & Co. s mines.
After the election in Indianapolis, Ind.,
a riot occurred, during which one man was
killed and a nupabor seriously iujured
While State Senator Twitch?ll of tjiniuUn.
wm being ferried over the river at Conshatta,
in that State, in oompany with bis brother-inlaw,
King, au unknown man opened flro upon
him with a repeating rifle, killing the two
. white men and wonnding the oolored ferry'
man The riflemen of Ireland are competing
for the placea on the team to represent
that country at the Centennial....Inaamncl
as Great Britain refused to extradito Winston
and several other American prisoners, Seo
rotary Fish has notified the British govern
ment of the abrogation of the extraditioi
article of the treaty ?76,000 were loet bj
the burning of Straiton & Storm's tobacco fao
tory in New York city. A bonded warehouse
at Versailles, Ky., was destroyed by fire
including ?112,600 worth of whisky container
therein. Tho origin is supposed to have beet
incendiary The Pennsylvania Legislating
expelled Member Lynott for accepting mono]
in connection with the Boom bill.
Anthony Geh ring, a carrier of morninf
papers in Chicago, shot his wife twice, klllinf
her instantly, and then killed himself by thi
same means Forcible expulsion of th<
Chinese in California is urged by various club
in that State... .Oregan Republicans instruct?*
their delegates to the national convention U
work for Blaine After President Domingui
fled from Hayti, the new President Bameai
was approached by a son of Monplaeier Pierre
who shot him down to avenge the blood of hii
father, who was massacred under the order
of Bameau In oonsequonce of quarrel
between the great roads running west fron
New York, there is every probability of a re
duction in freight and passenger rates for th<
tim^ , Of tViA flirnn ASKIAII kst?
rope and this country only one is in work
>g order?the Direct The drought whicl
fretailed throughout the island of Jamaica I
at ai^ end. During its prevalence water soli
readily in Manchester for *4.60 a puncheon.
The noted Kissinger and Blckerell herd o
short horn cattle was sold at Springfield, Ul.
aggregating a total of *86,000. The ay era g
price paid for heifers was *1,080 sad for bol'
*1,646 At Warsaw, Ky., between elevei
and twelve o'clock at night, Ben. French am
wife, who were inoazoerated in the ooonty jai
for poisoning, were taken from the jell by
sob of masked men end hung to a limb of
tree about two milea from town.... The Mazy
, land Republicans instructed their delegates t
the national convention to vote tnr Bl*ii?
Thay also pund resolutions commendatory c
President Orant and Briatow A Are orlg:
anting in the Somerset foundry, at Somerset
Pa., destroyed an entire block of buildings, in
volrtng a lose of $300,000 The fallnre c
Henry Arnold A Co., of North Adams, oloee
six mills, running over eight hundred en
ntoyeee Nearly $300,000 were lost by th
burning of the Ohio Wooden ware Oo.'e atoi
at Cleveland There is mneh suffering a
Ouster City, Black Hills, owing to the eearoit
of provisions. Baoon is fifty oenta per ponn
Md au Other articles equally as high.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
whose lines penetrate every section of tin
Union, and directly connect all importan
points with Philadelphia, has made magnifi
cent preparations for conveying, with safety
and comfort, the millions of people who in
tend visiting the Centennial Exhibition di
rectly to the Centennial grounds. The loca
tion of the Exhibition made it impossibli
for any other railway to directly reach tin
Exhibition buildings and grounds, and tin
management, ever since the site was des
ignated, has employed its gigantic equip
ments and unrivaled facilities to make tin
Exhibition a success, by providing tin
amplest accommodations at the minimun
price, for both exhibitors and visitors. 1
was fitting that a railway company,nationa
in its character and operations, should thui
second the commissioners in illustrating uui
centennial history by demonstrating tlx
high degree of excellence attained by tlx
railway transportation system of America
in making the great thoroughfares uniting
the Atlantic seaboard and the Mississipp
valley, the West, Northwest and South we*
with the Centennial Citv. jih r erfeet. n? unenl
ble in all ita essentials and details.
Its routes follow the geographical channels
of continental inter-communication
uniting most of the larger cities on th<
Lacks a Musical Education,
The La Crosse (Wis.) Sun thus de
scribes the fiddling of Camilla Urso ant
the performance generally in that town
The fiddler Urso more than carved tin
fiddle. She dug sweet morsels of musii
out of it, all the way from the wishbom
to the part that goes over the fence last
She made it talk Norwegian, ant
squeezed little notes out of it not bigge
than a cambric needle and as smooth a
a book agent. But the most agile fie
catcher was Six teen-fingered Jaek, th
Band hill crane that had the disturbance
with the piano. We never knew wha
the row was about, but when h
walked up to tho piano smiling and sliiei
his castor into the ring anybody conli
see that there was to bo trouble. H
t spit on his hands, sparred a little am
suddenly landed a stunning blow rigli
. on the ivory, which staggered the piau
and caused an exclamation of agony
t First knock down for Jaok. He pansei
a moment, and then begun putting o:
blown riflrht and left in htioVi n. nrnnl mnr
' ner that the spectators came near breal
" ing into the ring. Whenever a ke
' showed its head he mauled it.
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An Exciting Experience,
Mill river, above the upper dam, t
, Leeds, Mass., was the theater of an ei
1 citing scene, in which Joseph Shearr
t superintendent of the silk mill, was tb
j leading actor. He was in a boat teocl
ing his eight-year old boy to row, whe
he discovered that his little girl of thre
years, who had been sitting in the sten
j had disappeared. He at once dived int
; the water, and, snatching the chile
3 swam to.the shore, although encumbere
5 by an overcoat and rubber booti
9 Arriving at the bank, he was compelle
1 at onoe to drop the girl, throw off < xti
j clothing and swim after the boat, whic
B was drifting toward the dam. Seein
that he was not gaining on it, he calle
to two men coming down the railroa
' track to save the boy? This they wei
s able to do by the boat's drifting withi
9 reach of the shore. By thi* time tb
9 father, who was in the middle of tb
1 river, was taken with cramp and woul
- doubtless have perished but for tb
e> timely discovery of an upright stake, t
i whioh he clung until rescued by tb
- men who had secured the boat and be
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A Stick of Oysters.
But I have brought you here to hai
some oysters. Will you have a stiol
my dears ? Yes, a stick of oysters I
in Fu-Ohow the passing refreshmei
B trade is supplied, not from cans an
kegs, but from a stick, a bamboo sticl
a upon whioh the oysters, all in the
d shells, are set fast. In fact, they gro
LI upon this stiok. At the proper tin:
a these bamboo rods are thrnst down inl
a the oyster beds; and the baby-oystersr.
all babies always want something \
0 hold by while they are growing, yo
, know?attach themselves to these rod
if When the oysters are mature, the roc
. are taken up and brought into marke
. A most dainty and appetizing way,
think.? Wide Awake,
vit
d Pimples on the faoe, rough skii
i- ohappeS bands, saltrhenm and all cutanea
affections oared, the skin made soft at
e wnooth, by the use of Jujnraa Tab Boat. Tb
kt made by Oaswell, Hasard A Co., New York,
y the only kind that oan be relied on, as the
d aro many imitations, made from oommon ta
whioh are worthless.?ffom.
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CENTENNIAL DTPOT. PE
, southern shores of the great lakes, on tl.e
B Mississippi and Ohio rivers, and on the A>
" lantic harbors. The main road from New
York to Philadelphia, though passing
through the principaUcities of New Jersey,
f does not devialo six miles from an air line,
- and this deflection is due to the interposition
- of navigable waters. These routes not'only
- excel iu directness as well as in the number
e of important cities and towns they connect,
e but they are confessedly superior in conB
ptruction and equipment. Between Pitts
burgh and New York, 444 miles, the entire
- line is double track, laid with heavy steel
e rails with joints connected between ties by
e a process that gives the efl'ect of continuous
> rail, on which there can be no unpleasant
t jarring. All bridges on the line are of iron
1 or stone. A largeportion of this distance is
s provided with a third track, which enables
r freight trains to keep entirely out of the
i way of passenger travel, and permits the
J express trains to run their allotted distance
, without interruption, and near fhiladelt
phia, and other important terminal points,
i lour tracks have, for considerable dist
tanees, been completed.
The Block signal system, exclusively
used on the Pennsylvania railroad through
out ita entire length, compels the engineer
. of a train to know whether the track is
? clear or not to the next station, be it one
A Toast.
i- xnu uu|H'rutaii uiscovorioa: a no aisoovery
j of America bv Columbns, and Dr. Pieroe'n
. Golden Medical Discovery; the one opening
* up to rsrjikind a new continent, the other a
0 fountelc jf health, which is indispensable to
0 the fall enjoyment of life and it* blessing**
9 In response to the above sentiments come the
nnsolicitod attestations of tons of thousands cf
j grateful patients, who have been relieved of
* chronic ailments through its instrumentality.
F Those voices are limited to no otto locality, but
8 from every city, village, and hamlet in onr
a broad domain, as well as from other climes,
and in tho strange utterances of foreign
tongues, like the confused murmur of many
0 waters, came unfeigned and hearty comment
dations. It is, in combination with the Pleasant
6 Purgative Pellets, the groat depurator of the
3 age. Under its benign aotion eruptions die
1 appear, excessive waste is checked, the nerves
are strengthened, and health long banished
? from the system, resumed her reign and reft
establishes her roseate throne upon the check,
t All who have thoroughly tested its virtnes in
0 the diseases for which it is recommended
, nnite in pronouncing it tho great medical did
oovery of the age.
a
Q Thk West End Hotei., on the European
L- plan, 1526 Obestnnt St, Philadelphia, next
_ door to the Beform clnh, central y located, and
v arranged for two hundred guests, supplies a
* long-felt want. Accommodations first-class.
Prices moderato. Tho proprietor. O. T. Jones,
Esq., for eight years in the Hoffman Honse,
New York, knows how to keep a hotel.
. Tho lllt.ffABO foolin#* mhi/it
Mil ? r>?~ ""^e jtwjjio
j sometimes speak of ia caused by want of
proper action of the liver and heart. They
lt may be assisted and the bowels regulated by
16 Parsons' Purgative Pills. *
i- ?
Corn and flour aro staple articles ; but
e not more so than Johtuon's Anodyne Linij
ment, where known. It ia good for children or
' adults, for any internal soreness of the oheet
? or bowels, and the beat liniment prepared,
? under whatever namo.
d
Important to Persona Visiting New York
? or the Centennial.
h Tho Grand Union Hotel, New York, oppofr
site the Grand Contral depot, has over 850 oloj
gantly furnished rooms. Elevator, steam, and
" all modern improvements. European plan,
d Carriage hire is naved, as baggage in taken
e to and from the depot, free of expense. Tie
n restaurants supplied with the boat. Guestie
can live hotter for less money at the Grand
Union, than at any other first-class hotel.
Stages and oars pass tho hotel constantly to all
d parrs of the city, and to Philadelphia depol. *
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O Don't Throw Away your Momct.-To TUr.
Public.?For over 28 years Da. TOBIAS' VRNKTIAN
LINIMKNT baa been aold; Tory bottle haa been warranted,
and not one hat been returned. Thousand* of
' certificates of Ita w-ndo ml ourailva properties can he
Been at the Depot. It will do all, and more than It ia
nsoommended for. It ia perfectly aafe to take internally.
It curee Obolara, Croup, Dysontery, (Jollo, he* Hick noes.
Chronic Hh-nmatlam, Sprains, cid Sores. Cnta, etc.
Sold by I be Druggists.
Ct TO all, particularly Invalids, tp.-lng la a trying season.
Indication* of alcknea* abonld at once be attended
it to. Fatal diseases may be caused by allowing the
<1 bowels to become constipated, and the ayatem to remain
ft In a disordered condition, an til the disorder has Uma to
ir
? ocveiop itMir. An ttuno* of prevention ! worth a pound
W of corp. la an old and truthful isylng. Therefore, we
advise all who are tronblod with the oomplalnta now
iO
very prevalent?beadeohe, Indirection, dlaordered Urer,
^ want of appetite, nanaea, or feverlah akin, to take, wlthig
oat delay, Bohenok'a Mandrake PUIs. We know of no
g, remedy ao harmleaa and deoialre In Ita notion. It at
Is on or atrlkee at tha root of the dlaeaae and prodnoea a
t. healthy tone to the ayatem. People need never anffar
I from any dlaeaae art Icy from a iV not dared condition of
the liver If they would take this exuaUant matu...
when they feel the flret Indloationa of the malady.
3, Fa ml I lea leaving home for the rummer months ahonld
take three or fear boxes of these pills with them. They
at have aa almost Instantaneous affect. They will relieve
is the patient of beadaohe In one df two hoars, and will
rs vapidly else net the liver of anrroandlns bile, and will
f, effectually prevent a btllona attack. They are sold by
ell druggists.
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NN6YI1VANIA RAILROAD. '
or ten nines, and every modern appliance
for combining the highest speed with the
most perfect safety has been adopted. The
company has built 200 elegant care, with
engines of the first class ample to move all
| trains that may possibly be required.
Centennial visitors will find the Pennsylvania
mad the only direct route from the
West, North and East to the Centennial
Exhibition, the rates as low as by any other
route, the time made by it the quickest, and
the accommodations for comiort, luxury
and safety unequaled. Careful agents, on
all trains, will arrange for the prompt and
cltcap delivery of all baggage, and, for fifty
cents, Bell seats in a comfortable carriage to
any point in Philadelphia.
Above all, these visitors will be landed at
the very doors of the Exposition, in the
beautiful Centennial depot of the company
represented in the above cut. It stands opposite
the open space separating the Mam
exhibition building from Machinery hall,
facing the principal entrance gate and the
Judge's pavilion, and in close nroximitv tn
several immense hotels and restaurants. It
is 340 feet in length by 100 in width, two
stories high, and surmounted by six towers.
In design it is tasteful and ornamental,
comparing favorably with the many beautiful
structures erected for the purposes of the
Exhibition. The first flior contains a genA
writer urges the use of camels iu
the United States. He Bays that in
Fillmore's administration the experiment
was tried by the War department
at a oost af $30,000, a brother of Admiral
Portor buying and importing a herd.
These animals were lost sight Of in the
war, and it iB thought that they found
their way into menageries.
SS Through the lengUi and breadth
of the land the celebrated S 11 ?
VKIt TIPPED Boot* an 1
Shoes are sold by the million, f. r
parents know they last twice is
lonr as those without Tips.
^ Al-o try Wire Qnll'ed rotes.
Hare yon seen the !
cable screw wire ksalsla
Boots and Bhoea? Millions sre
being worn: all say they are the HifMHSlwjl
easiest and beat Shoe ever made. W SB Jfefl
I Also try Wire Quilted Solea.
t?> K KANCV urds. 7 Kt> Irs, with name, lO eta
Li *J choice. A. Travkr A Co., North Chatham, N.V
Al \ ill IX Rl> CAltlH Name In GiU, 20 cents."
T' ' J. F MOQHK, 1 I Palna St., Proyldence. H. I.
Oil UoaTon or Oentennlal Cards, with name, liO ota.
Qv' p st-ua'd J. B. Hosted. Naarau.Rsnsa.Co..N.V.
OR JtT C\IJ,IN?J ('.A It US, with name In cold,
j1) cents. J. K. Harder, Maiden Bridge, N. Y.
? VKUY desirable NEW AUTIOI.KS for Agents.
1) Mfr'd by O. J. Oapewell AOo., Cheshire, Conn.
I.AU1KS! Superflaons hair permanently eradicated.
Prtce 6Qc A >tamp. Union TofletOo.,Indlanapcl;s,Ind. |
Frofltnble, Pleasant work ; hundreds now emp'oyed;
hundreds more wanted. M. N. I/ovt.i.i., Erie. Pa.
(?ik>4Wk A MONTH. Agents wanted. Excel. Mfg.
O " * Co .151 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. 111.
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free. Address TRUE & OO., Angnsta, Maine.
OCto lOrt ' day at home. Samples worth 81 sent
tpo CO free. STIN8QN A OO.. Portland. Me.
\VANTKB AGENTS. Samplti ami Out/It frts
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I E Ior article* In ttio world. One sample free.
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i (stqaa PKIt month guaitantkkil.
! Basinets first-class. Agenta wan ted everywhere
Address, with stamp. T. 8. PAQK, Toledo. O.
V*T a RTFYI'EITV?Salesmen on fslr Salary to lnvv
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AMM PKK WEEK GUARANTEED to ARsnts,
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tJJ I I Terms and OUTFIT FREE. Address
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111 Snnl OharmtnR, Mesmerism, and (/overs' Golds,
bnwInR bow elthor eci may foaclnate and Rain tbc love
and nffeotlon of any person they obont* Instanliy. flMI
ysyw. By mall ftGc. Hunt A Oo .1119 8. 7th St.,T r?ia.
AftflfH HABIT eared. Chiaere mode of
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I W~ III III not Interfere with basloe*s or ploss>!
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****** Dr. J.B Wl I.FORP. Toledo. O.
Agent* wasted for s new, permanent, and rrspeota*
ble o"?lnr??. In which any arllva man or woman oae ?' , - J
ly mala *,> to RIO a day. Ons who had mmt f -g aS w 1
rtnianeJ bafora inada ff.KO
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matlo Palm, Bolla, Oarbnnclee, Stiff Nook, Lumbago,
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pain In ten mlontee. earn plea by mall. Addrnea J. A I.
OODDINOTOll, 1182 Broadway (StarteTant honae),N.Y.
C AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
ENTENNIAL
HISTORY of the U.S.
The treat internet In the thrilling hletoiy of onr country
make* tbta tb? feateet eelllnc l??k erer pdblUhed.
It oontaine a full account of the grand Oentennlal
EUA0TI01*.- Old. Incomplete and Unreliable work*
are being oli on Uteri; ie* that the book yon boy oontaln*
449 Flaa Kaararlati and O2o Paten.
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waiting room eighty-one by 100 feet, a bag- tl
gage room forty-nine br 100 feet, a ticket Y
office thirty by forty feet, a package room i*
ten by thirty feet, and a number of retiring oi
rooms, all handsomely finished, and pro- ^
vided with every convenience. The rooms b
on the second floor are for the use of the p
railroad officials and employees. J
This depot is reached by a circle of three tl
tracks sweeping from the main roadway
four-tifThs oi a mile long, and the diameter ^
of the circle they describe iB 600 feet. All o
trains will enter this circle heading west, *
and depart from the depot heading cast. ?
Three trains can be landing or receiving p
passengers in front of the depot at the F
srme time, the entire tracks being floored "
over, and no matter in what direction the y
trains mav rnmp nr crn fVtovr ran Ko m
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without confusion, delay or danger. v
Seventeen additional Ridings have been t
constructed, connected with this circle, of a k
length of 1,000 feet each, upon which waiting
trains can be run and remain with engines
attache I, until the time arrives for E
them to enter upon the circle, receive their "
passengers, and depart for destination, p
This arrangement of tracks and sidings is
novel, and affords facilities for the transaction,
without detention or confusion, of nn
almost unlimited passenger business. <
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SPECIAL CAUL ! WH
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Fkbquson Station, Logan Co., Ky.,1
_ ^ June 6th, 1873. /
i. J. Bali. & Co.", Oculists:
3entlemen?Your Patent Eye Cups are, in my
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y sight W fully restored by the uso of your Patent
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k>., I hereby recommend the trial of tho Eye Cups
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Called. ADOLPH BIORNBERG. M. D."
btnmonxcraUh ?/ bfaseachuertls, Esurx, ss.
Jans 6tn, 1873, personally appeared Adolph Biornsrg,
made oath to the following certificate, and by
lm subscribed ana sworn before mWM.
STEVENS, J. P.
Lawrence City, Mass , June 9;h, 1873.
Wo, the undersigned, having personally known %
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mroach. M. BONNE f, Ex-Mayor,
8. B. W. DAVIS. Ex-Mayor,
GEORGE 8. MERRILL, P. M.,
ROBERT H. TEWKSBCRY, City Treaa.
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