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BXOW-BOUXD IX THE If EST.
NEWS OV Tim DAT.
It is not generally known that the but
ter crop of tho United States is now
greater in va'uc than the wheat crop. Yet ,
such is the fact.
Farms in Aroostook county may be
bought of tho State of Maino at fifty
cents an acre, payment to be made in
labor on the public highway.
A farmer in Delaware county, N. Y.,
reports the yield of his dairy of ten cows
for 1874 as 2,G50 pounds of butter, be
sides what was used in a family of six
persons.
Weeds, by their growth and decay,
will subdue and ameliorate a stubborn
and barren soil, and eventually prepare
an excellent seed bed of fine mold, in
which delicate and tender plants may
vegetate and come to perfect maturity.
Cattle and hog buyers, being good
judges of the live weight of animals, are
constantly buying without weighing, and
frequently make largo sums by farmers
underestimating the weight of their
stock. Weigh all your animals when you
wll, and before , you sell ascertain - the
..K-, .i. a: i
. . . y ' - where- the stove was, one of the Men
Tubs and pails saturated with glycer- nonite women named Brolinska was
mo will not shrink and dry up, the hoops about to be confined. The f simple
will not fall ojT, and there will be no ne-1 Mennonites liittf apparently, no idea', of
ixifvuiy ior seeping ineso articles soared, j soliciting meaicai attendance or more
JJnttertubs keep fresh and sweet, and suitable accommodajtion,,. but these; of
can be used a second time. ' course, were soon supplied 1 Two doc-
Hotr Storm Lake IirollnJ:a tram
l'shered into the World.
v Daring a severe snowstorm an exceed
ingly American occurrence was chroni
cled at Storm ILake, Iowa., a small city
on the lino of the Illinois Central - rail
road, some eighty or' one hundred miles
easi of Sioux City. . Several western
bound train?, with several hundred pas
sengers, were compelled to stop there
till the relief trains could plow and
shovel a way through the drifts extend
ing thence to Sioux City. The two ho
tels were, of cot rse, soon crowded. . The
residents then threw open their houses,
and with American heartiness made all
storm-stayeil passengers their guests.
On prie train wa.i a car of Mennonites
from tho "south of Russia on their way to
join ; the colonies of their countrymen
and coreligionists in Dakota. Either
too timid to accept? or unable to compre
hend the invitations of the people of
Storm' Lake, "tha Russians refused to
leave their car, where they passed the
night. , Next morning it was ascertained
that in a, bepom improvised by tacking
some sheets acjq8the' end1 of the car
o, V
Interesting Items from Home and
. Abroad.
In one day the papers reported no lees than
six cases of suicide in different sections of the
United States j"J.lln the election dletnrbanots
at Annapolis, 3IcL, one man was killed and nine
others injured. .... .The departments in Wash
ington are preparing to make a creditable dis
play at tfie Centennial . . .Mr.loong's Naturali
zation bill has pawed 'UffDomhiion House of
Commons. It entitles Germans naturalized in
Canada, fter a, residence of five year, to all
the rights and privileges of British subjects in
any part tof th; world as folly as if British snb
iecla bvf birth A bill ia before the New
York legislature .nroyyEng'lorjthappomt-
ment Dy tne uovetpoc aitaeTsn whbuiuk
to represent, without pay, the State at the
Centennial exhibition in Philadelphia. The
bill appropriates $25,000 to be used in aiding
the exhibitors from that State George W.
Wunder, aged seventeen years, entered a hotel
elevator in Baltimore, and while ascending was
instantly; killed, hitihqal ibeiiT crfohej be
tween the top of the elevator and the ceiling.
......The Roma correspondent of the Paris
Journal &es Debals says that the Pope will take
up his residence in the United States if it
should become impossible for him to remain in
BooMand ears it was with a vtew to"Suchi
a 'rfcfesibie emergepyjhi Arc&biiOB Jjb-
tVi' -1 i it., n .3 :
iioeaey wae eievaiu vu me viuuiiiuitj
It is stated that the pardon of James H. Inger
soil bv Governor Tilden. of levr lork. was
granted oh Ingersoll'B torning State's evidence
JlUA TPEXX8 TL VA XI A WILL DO,
Hen manure, where only ajsmall quan
tity is gathered, is better adapted to the
growing of onions than anything we
ever tried. Although a very powerful
p manure, wo have dosed our onion beds
ery liberally, and we never saw any but
the lent results. When large quantities
are saved, it should be made fine, mixed
with two or three times its bulk of gyp
sum, and applied to the corn hills at
planting time. i
! l -
A favorite and rather new kind of mash
for horses i? coming into use, composed
of two quarts of oats, one of bran, and a
half pint of flax-seed. The oats are first
placed in tho stable bucket, over which
is spread the linseed : add boilinc water."
tors from Storm Lake -ami two 'others
who wer4 storm-stayed promptly 'volun
teered their services, and under their
auspices I a possible' President' of the
United States was successfully ushered
into the world.
j.uo wuicn vi lug Ultjr, tuc ISjlllylL-
thy and curiosity of - their sex, were not
long in making, their way to the 1 car
X i i -l -i .i
wj luepeci. ana aia, ana thus in a
very short space of time no inconsid
erable excitment was caused iiTtue rb wd,
whose members were all in unusually
goed humor and prepared to make the
most of any sensation. The mayor sum
moned; a special meeting of the council,
which declared the day. a public holiday.
voted the hospitalities of the city to the
Governor? liar t ran ft tetlm What
Ilia State trill Exhibit at the Cen
tennial. The representation of the resources
and industries of the State in the ex
hibition will, I am informed, be equally
creditable to bur people. Applications
for space from exhibitors throughout
Pennsylvania are already numerous and
varied, and the work of perfecting the
displays has been generally undertaken
by existing commercial, industrial, scien
tific and other societies, without regard
to a State board or any expectation of
State aid, and there is every assurance
that their combined efforts will result in
a thorough exhibition of the material and
social condition of Pennsylvania. The
last Legislature," however, passed an act
authorizing the appointment by the
Governor of five commissioners to super
vise the collection and display of the
articles to be exhibited by the State, but
these commissioners, owing to my ill
ness, have not yet been named.
The gentlemen connected with the
geological survey are also making an ex
tensive and valnable collection of
minerals; statistics -will be gathered and
arrangements made to show the practi
cal workings of our school system; our
myriads of manufactories will exhibit
against the old Tammany ring. His revelations th . mHltif orm nroJncta after the man-
are bevlpcreoinBt who the Mechanics' . Institute exhibi-
nuprwua. - Philadelphia last fall, where
close tues existence or a large amount oi pro
perty which the city can eecure The vote
for Governor in Connecticut stood 53,78o for
IngersohJ Dem., 44,303 for Greene, Rep., and
2,756 for; Smith, Temperance. The Congres
sional delegation shows three Democrats and
f4 two.
Butter Ilea da for raeXino. ,
Good, Bound, well-seasoned, white-cak
tuba or firkins, that have been so thor
oughly soaked in strong brine that -no
taste of the wood will taiaat the batter,
are the best for shipping in. ever
use a wooden package the second time;
for, besides the difficulty in rendering
them perfectly sweet, the dingy appear
ance of the firkin will detract from the
price of the butter. , t
If it is to be sold in some near market,
crocks make good and clean ' packages.'
From their liability to break, but prin
cipally because butter cannot be per
fectly excluded from the air when in
transit, stone crocks should cot be used
for carrying long distances.
In packing butter, sprinkle a little
salt on the bottom of the package, and
then place layer upon layer, pressing one
firmly upon another, and against the
sides, so that all air is perfectly excluded.
If you have not enough at one packing
to fill the package, fill up with brine, to
be poured off and the whole wiped' dry-
before more is put in. So proceed until
within a quarter or half an inch of the
top. Head up tight, and fill completely
full, through, the cork-hole in the head,
with brine, and stop all close. - '
Keep the packages in a cool, dry cel
lar, or, better, in an iohouse, until
wanted for sale.
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one Republican ; a DeraoeraUo. fain oi t
The State Legislature is iJemoeratic.
"The Ifew Yori court of appeals has amended
the rules governing the admission of attorn
at law in that couit by adding thereto the fol
lowing: f Or furnish to tho supreme court
other satifcf actory evidence of fitnew, character,
and qualifications un!er, fthfe' fufe.tt. .The
lieDublicSns - elected tneir city tickets in
tion in Philadelphia last fall,
the variety and extent of the articles dis
played amazed every visitor, and the
manufacture of iron and steel will De
fully represented by those engaged in
these great Pennsylvania industries.
The railways of the State will exhibit
engines, cars and the various appliances
and improvements used to secure com
fort, safety and speed in the conduct of
their roads. The historical, art, scien
tific and other societies, as before statedt
will all have present substantial proofs
of their researches and progress, and the
A wash that would usually take all day
with ordinary soap, can be done in three
hours, with Dobbins Electric soap (made
by Cragin & Co., Philadelphia), and it
cannot injure the finest fabric Try it.
Com.
AWimeonuinGtrl.
Here comes a "Wisconsin girl, vouched
for by the Woman's Journal . She is a
slight, slender girl, seventeen years of
age. She is equally at home with, the
mower, reaper, horse-rake, plow handles,
hoc,- or any other implement of farm
i m . ' n" ' " 1 -
worK. one wiu snear as many sneep in
a day as the best 61 shearers.- And when
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Patrolai n Crada. 09'(4q9S' Baflaad. UJi
Dr. J. AValkcr's CAlironila Yin-
ejaur Kilters aro a rarely YepctAL!e
preparation, mode chiefly from the na
tive hcrba found on the lower ranprs of
tte Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tho medicinal properties of which
Are extracted therefrom without the use
of AlCohol.v Tho question Is alrcost
fdaily asked". 1 What is the cause of tho
unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit
TZRst Our answer is, that they rcmoTo
the cause of disease, and tho patient rc
'ojTert his health. They aro the great
blood purifier and a life-giving principle,
ia perfect" Kenovator and Invirator
of tho eystera. Never before in tho.
history of tho world ha a medicine Wea
nmnnnndwi cowwinf the IrniarkaWs
enalities of Vixkgae Dittiks in header tts
wck of every disease manUbeirto. They
are a gentle Purgative as well a a Tonic,
rslievinir CoDfeUon or Inflammation cf
the Lirer and Vwceral Organs in Bilious
'Diseases
-The properties of Dr. Walto's
TlrtOAt CtTTEis are Aperient, Piafboretic,
CaTmiaatita, NntriUou. LaxatiTe. Dioreoe,
BlAUveDyntr-IrriUat SuJoriUc, Altera
tiTe, and Antl-Bihona.
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Dramriata Art- Franeiatw. CaJjf.al.
ad eor. of Waaawrtoa and Caarttoa Hta, J. T.
iMld my avu uraigMw
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then the bran, covering the mixture with baby and its mother, appointing a com
mi old rug, and allowing it to rest for mittee to present the resolution, and in
bran together.
Leavenworth and Topeka, Kansas The systems of crut trade and commerce and her day's work is ilonezin .thfl field, she
!.. . . ' i i ill i 1 I 1 1 . .i .. i . 1 f t ! i at n r I
report, ending with Marcn, Btio-ws mat tne rat tueir various cuanueis -wiul do puuiieu uy wui ipen; If..u cniung. ana maKng qi J 010 " Dy InUSIC UeaierS tVerjYY nC
of mortality of the white population of Wash
ington, P. C., was 19 3100 per 1,000 per
our commercial ana traae exenanges.
A number of these , interests and socie-
Dresent thfl rftsnlnfinn nrul in-
fiv( hours, then stir the mass well up. vited the citizens to make a suitable de
The bran absorbs, while retaining the monstration. These, nothing loth, com-
uuu me nnseea Dinas tne oatsana plied. A procession was organized,
containing every vehicle, public or pri
vate, in the city, headed by the city
marshal on horseback and. a brass band
drawn by six gray horses. Following
these came, in carriages, the mayor and
council ; j the Qdd-; Fellows, the , Free
Masons, ' the Young Men's Christian
Association and the church societies;
then marched the fire department; the
general puuuo aipoi or m. carriages came
next. The mother and baby were carried
in triumph to tho pnblic hall, where,
after prayer, speeches were made by,the
mayor, delegate to Congress from
Dakota, and prominent lawyers, mer
chants, etc. , the concluding oration being
delivered by Eph. Witcher, who brought
back the first news from the Black Hills
miners. iThe announcement was then
made that a five-acre plot of land adjoin
ing the city was to be given to the baby,
the deed being already prepared and
with a view to the exhibition, and others
are preparing to do so. . ' i-
T7ie lAtiter of Resignation.
Ilenry "Ward Beecher, when on the
witness stand, gave his explanation of
his letter of resignation. The original
of this resignation has never been pro
duced, but Mr. Moulton submitted a
copy dictated to Mr. Tilton from memory
nna taken down by Mr. Tilton in short
hand. This alleged copy, which Mr.
Beecher declared was not correct, reads
as follows:
I hereby tender my resignation of Plymouth
Chnrch. I have Btood among you in Borrow
for two yeara in order to save from shame a
certain hounehold; hut since a recent publica
tion nwkcH this no longer possible, I now re
sign my ministry and retire to private life.
Mr. Beecher endeavored to put in
evidence his" recollection of tho letter as
ho wroto it, but Mr. Fullerton objected,
and as proof of its destruction' was not
forthcoming, the witness' summary of
its contents was ruled out under a fa
miliar law governing evidence. But Mr.
Beecher went tin to explain that, instead voti,ng fr that name, the boy was chris
or being, a represented, an expression tened rby popular acclamation Storm
of submission and virtually a confession I0 Brplinska. The procession then
of guilt, it meant to express his determi-1 reformed and escorted Master Brolinska
annum 10 nguc tuo matter out. He exH auu pnreuis 10 uie stauon, wnere: a
plained that on tho publication of the 8Pecial engine and car awaited them, and
4 l
"anmmv while the mortality of thsctJdredpopn- Hos have already perfected organizations
lation was nearly u per i,uuu ior tne same
period.; . .The longshoremen of New York
have made another strike..... The collegiate
tegattar will take place at Saratoga July 13th.
Fourteen crews will take part in it. The
f rethmen race will be rowed on the 13th, and
the university race on the 14th. . . ..The Demo
cratic majority in the Connecticut House of
Representatives is twenty-five ; in the Senate,
nine . By an explosion of giant powder in
San Francisco a number of people were killed
by being buried in the ruins of a building.
Herr Sigl, editor of the utlra-montane Farg
land of Munich, who was recently sentenced to
imprisonment for publiBhing' an article Ins tilt
ing to Prince Bismarck, has been arrested by
the Austrian authorities on the application of
the - German government . . .... Attachments
have been made under new suits against the
property of Wm. M. Tweed in New York . . . . t .
Gen. Campos f entered JlipolLs. Spain, after, a
fight, in which he lost forty killed and wounded.
The loss of the Carlists is not known. .... .Full
returns of the State election in Rhode Island
gave the following vote: For Governor, Hazard,
Independent Republican, 8,717, Lippitt, Regu
lar Republican 8,341 ; Cutler,. Democrat, 5,160.
For Lieutenant-Go5TOTOTy' Day, Independent
;Bepublican, 9, 13 j ; Scffeeon,' Regular Republi
can, 7,942; Pierce, Democrat, 5,121 The
ways
Two
only needing to ba filled in .with diis fiOUI grain and commission house of Howard
name. A poll was at once demanded:
and some two hundred and thirty of the
three hundred and fifty, people present
Hinchnian & Son, of Philadelphia, failed lately,
their liabilities being placed at $100,000
The total vote for Governor in Connecticut
was 'i 53,785 Democratic 44,301 Republican ;
2,809 Prohibition; and fourteen scattering,
leaving a Democratic majority of 6.C61. The
totjtl vote for Congressmen in the State was :
51,093 Democratic ; 47,31 Republican, and
1,909 Prohibition. The Democratic majority in
this total vote is 1,867
tripartite agreement, Friday, March 30, Dore them away to Sioux City amid - icbael Sulhvanaf hanged, at,New Bruris-
JH7.J, 3Ir. Tilton was gratified and well ciieermg, nngmg of bells, screeching of
pleased until the afternoon papers came wnistles, etc. All the flags and banners
out, criticising him as allied with Mr. mtllQ town' were hoisted or- hung ! out,
Bowen to defame Mr. Beecher. wh. ac- DeUs wKre ruug, ..firearms discharered.
cording to ,the terms of the covenant, health drunk, the Storm Lake Pilot trot
generously forgiven both. Then, out ' ejtra, pontaininjf a full report, of
had
Mr. Tilton luid prepared for publication
a card, in which the letter of contrition
to Mr. Moulton .was embodied in full,
and tlireatened to publish it in the
Brooklyn Eagle of the next day, Satur
day. Mr. Moulton informed Mr.
needier of this threat on
morning
that event he intended
to light the matter out to the end.
the demonstration, and altocfithpr tli
people treated themselves : to a sort of
wptry-Fourth of July. , , , r . .
t ' 1 thastnu a Murderer.
The whole country about' Fulton, Ar
kansas, turned out in pursuit of the des
perado Brown, who had Committed
wick, N, J., for the murder of Daniel Talmadge,
an old man seventy-two years of age. Ihe
murderers secured about $270. Sullivan made
no confession and died with little evident pain.
;.The registry of births in Charlestown,
Mass., saows that Jesse Pomeroy, the boy
murderer, noav under eentence of death in
Trinity Church.
On the evening of Good Friday, Emil
Whaener, an aged and eccentric Ger
man clockmaker, died at his residence
in Brooklyn. His house was filled with
models of mechanical curiosities, the
work of his own hands, and among them
was a working , model of , ihe great" clock
and chimes of Trinity Church; The
builder of the clock, Mr. Rogers, had
intrusted Mr. Whaener with the arrange
ment of the mechanism, and the model
shows all details connected with the
clock and the chimes with great exact
ness, There are in the clock tower in
the 'church three large cylinders carry
ing steel and brass'; cog-wheels, the
largest being two feet six inches in di
ameter, and the smallest seven inches.
In all there are twenty-seven wheels, not
counting the friction rollers. Tho pen
dulum, which is made of wood, is
twenty-one feet long. The weight con
nected with the hour-hand weighs one
hundred and twenty-five pounds. Three
bells in the chimes are so connected
with the clock as to ring out the hours
and quarter hours. Once a 'week the
great clock is wound up, which occupies
something like two hours. The bells of
the chimes are iust behind the clock
hands. Under the bells is the station
of the man who rings the chimes. A
rough wooden seat faces a framework
from which project nine long wooden
nandles; they are the levers fastened to
thin lines connecting with the tongues
of the bells. The working j model of
Trinity clock and chimes was much
valued by the skillful artist, and at his
the children's dresses, or in other
help her mother about the house.
years ago her father had a young un
tamed horse. . She broke the horse to
the saddle, rode him at a county fair,
and took the first premium over three
competitors.
Theodore Thomas, of Thomas' or
chestra, than whom there is no higher
musical authority in the world, says
there are no other cabinet or parlor or
gans equal to those made by the Mason
& Hamlin Organ Co., and that musicians
agree with him in tins opinion.
; Agenti "Wanted In Erery Town,
Sold throe f boat tha Caltod Btata ea tte .
'.' I'HTALLJIE.NT PLAN
,That is; oa a Sritaca of Maatblr ParmanU.
PureH&aort aboold aak for tha Sxrra Avroray Omoav.
Cmtaioco and fall particgUia oq applleattoq.
I HI AJF O b"t- AS Colon. Oaa Wafar
lire 1 mitM 3 on ne. hmpl and CVoa-
llUklW Kn nuu!d for 1 0 cata aa4 stun
by DZm XCE NEKDLK CO . GOS Bm4r, W. Y.
Dry trntu drla luml-ar la 2 tfaya: tnrm Ch a tad
tt mIUui tbwpir H ii. Hci.aLar, CWaUad. O.
I7) It VAI.UAIU.E INFORMATION addraaa
1 L. M. HARKLS, Doa Ol&O, Boaoa. Maa.
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$40y $50, $75, k $100.
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ahlppa4 Raady for Uaa.
Itaamfaetwad by CHAPMAN As
CO. 31a41aa, laaU
rtM4 fr a refine .
f VI n va m a a
ine iructee uenuoiican tells tnat a
man who was driving logs in th river,
near tho mouth of Donner creek, slipped
off into the water, where it was consider
ably over hi head. lie thought he
couldn't swim, and, as he went down,
cried out: "Save me! save me!" but
as no one seemed likely to perform that
kindly duty he concluded to help him
self, struck out boldly and swam ashore.
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are especially delighted with tout Favorite
Prescription, and it eeems to be a favori'e
among all that have ever used it. It is sold
by druggiisU and dealers in medicine. Coin.
C.UbUabi ISSa. KtYt YOKX.
. Stndfor rC.utt.mlmX Circular mmd JVica LUL
ATTEvnos, oAYicEiis or noiuxi.
ak toot tiaracaa ai axrr ror
tha2l!C COLLAR PAD.
They are warraatad to cara
ny aora arctc oa bora r
mole, or moorr rr funded, if
tiinted dlrertums are fol
wed Send 75c foraaaala.
rina CoUar Pad Co Sola
ManafVra, Bncbaaaa, Mica.
IaoretVrrka A: (',
HmrtjorJ n.1n'-MN Faaaa
takea tha laad of all Bread Prepara.
Uona. Oar uU are fimr-f'ld wlwt
tbey vera a rear ace." All Uaa tt
llaalarta, Kraddrr k
Qrormr., 0-m. r" Baea Hold
yoar Kr a Faa m for tha paat threa
tear with perfect eattaf kctioa to all
who hT. bnairht ft. lu aooaotay
ta woaderf ol ; 00a yaar'i aavtxn will
boy a otrm." 8nd f"T OircnU to
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fortornrtto ICC BKlIHiMA5,A Har"
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srra V VT nib
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By Via. rmiMM af 8 CHy. frr
yeata IM wite of a Km il.pfc rrwe. la
Uvdaclwa by Mr, rnowe. lai ewr of
MMt'l eaperWoce by. tmt the -ltrm ,,"
eantertea, Mcrct etc. of Uia
-Liij ale 1 m O.' IlrttC rr
nd Gaed. tt ta the ha aaw one . acum'
m wtta rooa ufr ta . ' - r
rah twrMr. a.U enhwl. !! ath" tae t-y
le iC T.m needy nu Hi ea4 errmu msi eUf'C
fraea ie ta SO a day I StH '
ft AO - Inntf eeeaU Xl It
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ta U world-ljoporta prtoa Ura
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FOR AGENTS ia oar
Noreltlra. J oat oat.
ery bnao Huapla aad ctr
H. B. WH1TK 1 CO.. Newark, ft
death was bequeathed to a favorite
B3Eton, completed (is fifeer fjeat dnv ohf , nephew, with other curious works, with
twenty-ninth day of November last The the request that they might be regarded
Saturday
. andtthe latter at onco mivA r - T i ' , nu naa -committea a j v-w wwajB
him notice thai in that Wrrt h ifAj u.Yer 01 every attempt c" f T aoci eieciea
was maae 10 eiiect ins capture. The
going home ho immediately wrote his T 7ftfe auc and
ctrd of reHiWtion, determiJedSat his r hmf tim8elf in Eed
church dSnTa. 8 ver and the bayous with which the
. .4r . " . . me country abounds.
ligiu with lnm in fact in writino- fb
lotU'r of resignation he was stripping for
tho light. Later on Saturday Mr. Moul
ton had stopped the publication of Mr.
Tilton's proposed card, and on the same
? -1. 1 11. . 1V a , .
iiiui. uio mmcuities were onco more
patched up by the agreement of Mr.
Beecher to publish the card to the
Jtoglr, wlmh relieved Mr. Tilton Of any
odium as tlie author of the various scan
dah thou afloat.
employees of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
"Western jlailroad Company's coal mines voted
lj5r to 319 against a strike. . . .The employees
of all but, one of the collieries in the Shamokin
(Pa ) region are on strike The town clerk
of South pmea' bil ef uje$tt'sign the cer-
in
the recent municipal elections on the grounds
of wholesale corruption and ballet-box Etufnng,
A number of houses were blown down
and five persons were killed and several others
wounded Iby a tornado near Little Rock, Ark.
About the same time a storm struck TexArkana,
unroofing1 the public school building and fatally
wounaing one emia ana slightly, injuring
several others. Bain fell in torrents
Patrick O'Shea, who stabbed his wife on March
He was pursued from
water to canebrake, and from canebrake
to lorest, and proved himself a fearless
swimmer, as fleet of foot as 'a deer, and
a dead shot. Col. Dudley, of Texarkana,
sent a special train with a posse of ? men l.Ff' o.the effects rofr which she died
r ' Storu With a Moral.
, llabbi rhmeas ben Jair once hos
pitably entertained a wayfarer. - "When
the -stranger was about to depart, he
lagged his host to take charge of a
measure" of barley for him. Several
months elapsed, but the stranger did not
return to claim the deposit Rabbi
Phineas, fearing lest the grain would be
spoilt, sowed it in his field, and in due
Boason it yielded a rich crop. He did
to ulton, who took , to ? the , brake
south of Red river.' Beon'idpro1, mjeri
arrived . by another train froni Texarkana,
and large; squads of tanners and planters
scoured the woods and swamps. ;At last
they had him surrounded, and the men
closed in, but only to find that the bird
had flown. He was soon after discover
ed in the river beside a log, swimming
rapidly with the current. His -deadly ,
shot gun he held above the log. Vol
ley after volley was fired at the man, but
he bore a charmed life. " Finally the
snots came so thick and fast that he
landed on the north side of the river,
and, with a wave of his hand, bid de
fiance to his would-be captors V Axrivr.
ing at the top oi the bluff he met a small
"not as souvenirs, but as parts of his
own mindwhich had created and fash
ioned them."
Proclamations.
When Isaac. Tichenor was Governor of
Vermont, he issued a fast day proclama
tion in which he said: We have abun
dant cause to lament that we ara not
more distinguished for wisdom arid ;
virtue. I A spirit of infidelity, of pro
fanity, of slander and defamation pervade
our land. We are in truth constrained
to acknowledge that we are a sinful peo
ple. Governors don't talk this way now-a-days.
' The -Macbias (Me.) Republican
says it ; remembers when Gov. Lincoln
A IT int to the WoBxixa Mak.--A
man with a family, however poor he may be.
owes it to Lu wife to rave her health and
strength in every way possible. He has no
right to allow the mother of his children to
wear her life out toiling with her needle to
clothe her family. His -duty is to buy the
Wilson shuttle rewing machine, the beat Bit
chine for family sewing and manufacturing pur
poses ever invented, and he can tmy the Wilson
machine upon terms which enable him to pay
for it in small monthly installments, thV he
can spare out of his wages without ieeUng vLhe
drain. He will get, thereby, a machine capable
of doing every variety of family work in the
most beautiful manner ; a machine that even a
child can operate, and which will prove a per
manent family - bleMine. Machines will, be
delivered at any railroad station in this county,
free of transportation charge, if ordered
through the company's branch- house at 627
and 829 Broadway, N Y. They send an elegant
catalogue and chromo circular free on appli
cation. . 1 ma company want a lew more agents.
C-m. ' '
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Oppression - after eating, headache.
nervous debility, are the effect of indigestJoTaJ
One, or two at mort, of Partcns" Pttrgotive
riu win give immeoiate reuer. com.
feud
taa't f VVM . Fruit Fame Raatni Shore. Mary.
' land, cheap. I 2 hra to New York. K R. a Maarawf.
ild Win tor. Haaltbr Otiaate. fcoheola and Chorehea.
Addreea fi.r Catl-n. J. C. Pi.fw n't, Caipbrtdce.Md.
In Actual Use:
' The Ways
Needed la . U
of Women,
MORE
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THAN
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ill
V- PCJ V.C8VTTW.T.P,eaeefa.e- r-eiartaaie aeM
rrat Ine tae Amerkea ra 1. T' V
Catfiaa ee raw aajTeee. Tae I
a.U an. fr at a ae.B ailMMM aeaaa aeo
areas in- D. Metae.taeeaUeretaa fx
Vrti ai waaam. raacaar m i
mIi te a.eaiaaeea.eiaarr1 WtlT WT I
neck eriea.er
mm.y a I ia ea
IT T eTU-Ue-a-
tm lmi. tamia(
for ManW'e ialaijrmi-
,tba teal ta the woria.
i' : r ' T
five days later, was hanged at St. Louis.
Nine bduigs were destroyed by fire at issued a very brief fast day proclamation.
this year by year, until, at the e xpira- p.W"nnw"J
tion of flrpn vsaM ti .t! 8(luad ' negroes, who opened fire
" w here is my measure of barley, Rabbi T,m ' , V
ti.: mi. . J. as one of the men fell badlv wounded.
i-uineasi ne asked, half in jest. His
host conducted him to a granary, and
showed him .the plentiful stores of grain
it contained.- All these are thine," he
aaidto his astonished guest; "the out
come of the corn thou dhlst intrust to
inc."-nereshith Iiabba, 30.
Pearl Oysters. Oysters from winch
pearls are taken are cultivated carefully.
Oysters not larger than a saucer are
selected for the beds, and these are
found in shallow places along the coast
Brought to the bed, they are loosely
arranged in rows. After a twelvemonth
the oyster will have grown from the size
of a saucer to that of a nlate. TWnnd
af
as one of the men fell badly wounded.
At a farm house some distance down the
river he exchanged his shot gun " for a
hat and coat. Nothing further could be
learned of his movements" after leaving
the house. The woodwork of the gun
bore the indentation of a dozen bullets.
The murderer is but slightly known in
the locality of his numerous crimes, gen
eraTry Ixjing I called Brown, sometimes
McCartha. Tillar, the murdered pur
suer, was a. resident of Texarkana, well
known and a brave man. '
A Pile of Monet. General Spin
ner, late . United States Treasurer, has
handled i over fifty-five thousand mil
lions of dollars in the fourteen years of
this it doos not ordinarily expand, but his official term, and the losses amount
continues to thicken, until, at the end of to less than one dollar oa a million. He
three years, its lining of mother-of-pearl goes out of ofSc9 in quite moderate cix
U fit for the marketi cucutanee.
itreenviiie, mass., ana several persons were
badly injured by falling chimneys. The loss
ra $50,00(1. . . .The rush of immigration to Ne
braska, Wyoming, Utah and the Pacific coast,
this "spring, is enormous, and continues without
abatement...... Gen. Crook and his soldiers
have received the thanks of the Arizona Legis
lature for, their services in subduing tke hordes
of hostile Indians that held the territory tinder
a reign of terror. By the rise in the 3Iisis-
eippi river at-Minneapolis the steamer Min
neapolis was wrecked, two railroad bridges
were destroyed, and several sawmills were sab
merged ...... -A party of Mexican robbers
threatened an attack on Roma, Texas, but the
presence of troops caused them to retreat
The aecreasem iit itlpply of old &&t fdm
the Pennsylvania xnines so far this year is 910
25S tons. 1 .... A farmer named McEinzie, living
five miles -from Greenville, III, was murdered
in his bed, and then dragged tp the stable
and placed, under the feet of a pair of mules.
His wife and son have been arrested on sus
picion of bvinnyrkiUea,ib.e jdeed A
new disease has developed itself aniong heroes
near Albany, N. Y. The horse's breast and
forelegs are covered with lumps, which must
be painfal as the animal .exhibits signs of
Bicknesa And severe 4fferip(t;."...i. President
Grant, and his Cabinet participated in the cen-
tanni&l celebrations in Lexington and Concord,
Mass. .-
Consoling. The Ohio State Journal
tells of a village clergyman who, visiting
a parishioner suffering from a lingering
disease, expressed to his wife a hope
that she sometimes sppk tto him of the
future! j "I ddmdeed,1 tir, was the
reply. , "Often and of ten I wakes f him
in the night and says: John, John, you
little think of the torment as is pre
pared for you.1 "
He waa berated by people, of all creeds,
as almost a heathen, v because he did not
go into an elaborate detail of the sins of
the people, and some of the ministers
refused to read it from their pulpits.
y. Y. JZxpress.
i Bad Debts. "You won't lose any
thing by bad debts," said one merchant
to another. "Why not!" 'Because
you don't advertise." " How ia that
I don't see how?" "Why, it's just
here; if you don't advertise you don't
get trade; you don't sell goods; if you
.don't sell goods you can't make bad
f debts." -.- - 4 , -
Patent Medicines.
j .That there are some good patent
medicines no intelligent man. dare for a
moment deny; and pre-eminent is the
great California hero medicine. Vine
gar. Bitters? discovered by Dr. J. Walker,
a prominent physician of San Francisco.
This medicine, although called bitters,
is not to be classed among the vile
" fancy drinks " recommended and
sold over the bar by rum-venders, but is
a combination of pure herbalisUc ex
tracts, known to possess sterling medi
cinal qualities, and is compounded with
out the use in any shape of spirits. Its
action npon the internal system is not
Bubxbtt's CocoaIxk is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world. Com.
Johnson's Jnpdyne. Liniment may be
administered to children with perfect aaceesa,
in cases of croup, whooping cough. TnJTnetiz,
and almost any of the diseases to which they
are uao.e. com. ,
i : i .
" OiT Kotico advertisement of theZino
Collar I Tad. They have . been thoronghly
tested.! and the naraoteeef tbte oomoaur ia
good. Ask hardware dealers or hameba-makers
for them. Com.
- , ,
PEnuviAK - Strct T h i s valuable
medicine has been nlently making its way into
public i favor by the numerous , remarkable
cures it has performed. Its singular efficacy
is owing to the protoxide of iron which in this
preparation remains unchanged, and is the
only form in which this vital element of healthy
blood can be supplied. Com.
Get the beat. The beet Elastic Ttom is
PomeroTB, 744 Broadway, N. Y. Write for it.
Com.
Abb You Aware that the Pbxmoxi-
Toiixa or - tx'Wrxrnoct- are . comma, .colds..
bronchitis, pains in the aide and cheat. diCi-1
-mines of breathing, etc ? It yon permit these
rymptoms to run on tnberclee will be tbe re
sult, and end in consumption. Now. if too
want to cure theee diseasee. oae AJleo Long
Balsam without delay. For sale by all medicme
aeaiera. Loin.
RGANS1
.MA5UFACTUBED BY
J J. ESTEY &, CQ.f
T : . DR ITTLEDOnO, TT."
. t. t" Sk!0 ro iLLTtrntaTED CaTaiosva. , i:
Iowa R. R. Land Co.
1U toraaU 1,500,000 Arrra of RaOroa4 Laaa U
Cba MuVlla rUctao af Waatara loara.
BETTEJt LANDS AT CHEAPER JPniCES
than caa ba tamnd alaawbare wtrhla afriUaaUoav . If a
araaabnpvara. No ana Ma ladiaoa. Araraaa aradit
prtoa and gJ paraoro. Rurtrtaht! Call nr aaad
'Totba taanan'a ohr. U2 kaadurob KlraX. (tiicun.
iaa obratn iuu lanvratataua aoa bow ta aaaab Uaa laada
rtr niaya and panphlata, wllli nrtoaa a
lAad Uol. l3tlcaD,
610 PER DAY
.3. V LtU. mm. A Wmmmilmmml lrtm.
1 2 Kamlfieaat aampU. U lrB work wMh aerv lor u ,
Aa j rtfl.aaa Ii. U. MaXUY. Khnaat.U V-crm-.
Uia Waariltiaw tw
Established 185S.
adi-a'a ItTwa Railroad
BapUa, Iowa. -
fAMIOfN.
feaa Cwwi wi
aaw At-m. Oftkr Prrttlrwt Cartinam
Fmmm. liB wrtb rottt aama Uaaydanaarlr artatad rm
U H them, ar-jf. aoat-Daio. ap rarpa tO
x ua tnU. lawlraaaiataaUaiat
' whaalVrwamia Aadraaa.
mim urx. rarxrrcx
Tito beet Bad ebrapaat Palat ta tha
World far Irom. T1b mr Wood. Tor aaJt
bv TWlera etwtabwe. YTTSCTS.' ITTTAIXI '
FAJ5T CO Vaimffrrra, C Cadar FC. York.
Ct"CJ-.TJTIOTa Parcbaaars wlU piaaaa
tee taat oar nam as i trade mark are oa sacb aad
arary packara.' Send for Circular.
Ol" aatataaaa. J. 1L BUrrttilr? fsOjSH. raa.
fOXTII-Awata wwataa T-
Baataaaa smnral4a aa4 ftrV
Vartaralara aarit fi.a Adiliaaa
KTM A tXI .IM. lym. Mk
T$250g;
W. C. CAN HQ3f. 44a
WHISKERS
Tba amir PrwparaUoa that
fte-m pwlet aatailactloa as 1
tanaa wtataac to ralaa Paar4
or Mnlaeha. J taaapa -Vtcnrtaa.' praparaa amiy
la Parta. Kxb Tackaaa warraatMl aod aaot bf aiall oa
mc pt m .ca. K.jpt laaUaa far I it aaa. AVawi
J. P. riUNKLH, HnU I owtar, Jaraay Orty. K. J.
a GEKTS.
Cbaaa Chaaa aaHa at afit
ttwai Oaaaa: T Uol. Bootoav
KKE 1F C YIAKCSE, a Praaerfptlnw that aay
Uraartat win waa aw. thai la a Paatuaa Oaao tat ,
Oplaaa Katii aal iraakri
rcf. j. r.
WHA.lJf,
Aaa
Char,
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A PAY
A&lraaa Ca
Aata waa tad
raka MTfUa,
atala aad fi laala.
Mta
COAA i rath to
C.UU KXCZIJUOK
aaaata iiwi alaaa. AJdraaa
IMTGOil., BaebaaaaJ4ica
T?TFRr FAMn.Y XVAHTH IT. Moa- ta H.
IZJ hold by Aa-wta. Addraa at. W. UiVKlJ Krto.Pa.
VUy Habit Cured
- i Kffrri
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BUT
or all
ME,
aandc
AXD Vl.l. DO TOC GOOD
oi naaiaa in. aanaa Mtt
tioa af InrRtnttaa of tba blood. ij-Wmi. torpid frrar
aad ha kisdred ataaa-a. w .n&caafql a tha wo
of Ir. I.AMa.kV'H UlUiT ami lli-'iit
BITTEKJS. Tby act aa a putaat taoia and rntl.
apariaat,ara asild ia Uar oparaUoea. aafa aadar aar
rtrrna taaoaa, and tbnoaaada havo himi taatiiimaj to
tha baaafita Uay haa dartrad from thatr aaa. Tbaf ara
tha aafaat aad beat aprtaa aad aaauaaa madinlna a
wevtalmaadi
axMtattorae. Aa aatldoca Uxat ataada ara!r Ita
m merUa, ' Bead tor mf a;urtrrty maacaataw (
aoatj raw aoOiagX coatalalayarraacataa af aaadrada
atbare beea permaaentir cared. I cUlat tai hara
ffiaoorrrad aaA prodaced tbe naav. watilil AM9
oni iru craa ros enn aaTraw.
Tta a.w Traaa la waa a
with pwrfaet a a as fart
Ttit aa4 day. A4aaa
aaaif to arary aamtoa af
tha bodr. r!alatca Kap.
tatra aaaar fa Earliat
aiarrtaa ar aaa auata
aattl panaanU aarad.
4d ahaaa 1 tba
Elastic Truss Co.,
Kew eS2 Bnaiwar, W. T. tHy.
aalawtkf aaatL Calloraacd fnrfJiraaW. aad ba aarad
25
Aratyswar.
AT
Ka
na.r SSOtaaik Kal
a a9ar M aad wul way
.. WICKltaR A OO.. Martna.lt
r. BUKNIIAM'S
TrUBINK
Ctf fT A VrTEK.
'J I f wtrt abc
Aawta a aatad tt abia. For
Karri A WaLaaa, Dartoa. Ohka
daMwaarad.
11
ParaJr
ceo. a
Utaa rat
praarrkaa
pyatrtata Fwa-olarrr pt
iooi) ut a ext.. Baraa.
Wholaaala Aawa(
aad aar ranath to aata.
O-VMf A. mm mvuu.
Mica.
BEIMAB1
T V OfPpUTTJAlTV la. 1
IU aaia aaaaetai
P. Uoav tOO m
ok . . v. . . wwv.
oraa: (mat tba aarwa aad 'rpaataraw
h ' " it of tbo day. Addraaa h7i
stimnlatmg to the extent that alcoholic
poison is. bnt it at one attacks blood
impurities, and by removing the original
cause destroys the germs of disease and
invites retrrrning health. Its action npon
the stomach and liver renders' it an al
most certain specific in the most stub
born oases of dvro psia. and -in truth
imrtarf now Ufa mnA w-fm-tw In rVia wvVinla '
n , " . 1, r . ,7 7 I J-t. laaWo lha ajaoast aad Jlaadiaa will aa raUtrftod
ejavcia. Xt U OSO wi VD9 CSS XaSOlCineS by IM aaa Aodraaa.
AO ata. I brawar A Bakar. AO eta. ; and ohn ait
. FOR
air-li-i v
.lIAl'fiTNEft
caa ba (tUMd at
ahoat ana half tba
maw. I rataa br ordor
iaardiraet. rinaaVa.
W) ata.: Mow a.
U-aohUaar Harfctate. !
1 iOUXXl wart la 3 raara, !
aad g-ra aataara! aa'tafaa
tkm. It Waahaa aU atsaa ml
clothta. Ltcladiaa . Bad
h waaad m I oaa la I ia .wtth.
oat Uwy. Ilalf dooaa ahirta i
aaa I aaa ad ta H aiaraiaa.la
ataaiaa artiad wrtatnaoda.
Paoor taaehtaaa fa
drWa to aad ar. t ar
trra Paairhiot addraa
Twrfcrav.j
Water Wheel
y v 7 VTaa Helen ed. 4 yaraan,f4 aw
S . ta work ta toa r.taat Kf r. V aaa
I tnrv-v. 1. C-. al baa iwaVra 1
Ck too Ww. 1 9 atara rata,
. J l.wrr haa any (a
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FaftU r-ai.
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0tloa.d e fWtaa'tcl a(.-!aa la tba
Pttlr'I.K'H t.HHil.U. H larra aaa-a
mn wark. A ra-ra id. 5rat oa trt.I 3
athafaaaaly raota. A r-iem. Araat w.niad tar
aa rtl towa.to ahuaa wa hpi. AJmtairf l.rU' ad
It aw. - r i i.. r m-. i.wa, ai oa
wo
r- r- nnnn ai
carad by lr. ,
aaowa aad aara Saaaadr.
SO CZIASGB
ttatH cwrad. Call aa ar a I traaa
DR. J. O. DECK,
US .ika tns CJdlATl, QZ1X
tor traat t
po your ovn printinci
i aJ'aVl piiniTniCr pssss.
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i aa.otaaJia-aFr(-t''''T I't'
aaad ftaOf ial jtwiopa J UllMi4Uata
1'oa rrafml.aa I a.4 A aaa aar
rH.Ura, arkaals aria Uaa. Maa.
af' '"..r, 1 ir al aOara kn
ta ijf aaw a. l.l.OaiM,
,", atyiaa. Fnaaa t9ta I t OQ to a.
aad