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Evening Star, Issue 3510, 23 May 1874, Page 3

A man advertises for a competent person to ?W<< a v e t -nS ßal ?. of v ? n , ew medicine, and adds, taker ” hlshly lucrative to the underComing Women; Fashionable young ladies are reported to going through a series of dumb-bell exercises in order to give fchek wrists, the strength necessary to, wield the large paw generally coming into use, ino murder of a printer in this office yesterWjtfO£e.of the editors of .this,paper,” says the AtlantaHerakl’ “may be explained and justified in a few words. The editor wrote the following sentence; —“ undigested sin was ■ljipg.on his conscience, ’ and the late typo made it reftd An old white heii was lying on his conscience. The editor was discharged yesterday on the ground of ‘ commendable homicide ’ and complimented highly by the Court on his promptness.” An engine Standing in the Pennsylvania Bailroad Company’s yard at Altoona, Penn., got started m some waywithout any person on it, and ran through the round house, across au open space, and through a large machine-shop over 300 ft long, in which over 500 men were at work. One man, named Curfman, was killed and another, named Bradley, had his leg taken off, and cannot live. The engine smashed everything’iu its course.