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lanalIeeniMfe Ebief. .-.. l-djr --,. -1 . .. Ax AwUL IAs.-.ilie a't4'$ lq Uthen Be.He had, Zla fees, a (eoee d mda4l -B Re sat;aL r id alternate sle in front of a red-hot saloonm *we, stld a Id #arta ' 4F7 - mers who were trying to out.lie each other. "TaIU slhat Ughtsi' ," sat i, *' I sEko sJ e.oI yeo lIasareml was eve struck, was you No t Wdlt, I was You see I ~Wset, d.in' prai rie ekiekens imn elinoy, last Aurunt, ai t irm aome dp thu .wfaeLt th * der istm I aeMr ase hL the whole efaree t my bls. Is asnal edts na 40% trforked ' drted at oa the sky Ill i.i eges. I got behind Shbystea. tai s notSW leaned over to the south, and .lteit tdogg I knowed thealghlath struck thi an die It ase, en moved toa wolgqt trpe that stod near, anl a. 4ouble-j'ipted boltrippedtht Into pplliters. I moved to maother tree and the lightnl~ e'k It. Then begn to think It nmeapt me, and so 1-jest walked out, Buopeda mywilf up, and took three or four of the d--dent claps I ever hcerd. It shuklt me ip right peart; but beyon4 rippin' the eoat oaen my bamck an splittin' one of my boots fiom top to tee, it didn't do me no particular dam ge. Bautyou don't Sad old Jim around hantia' a row of that kind agia." The discomfitted bummers looked enriously into each other's faces a mI-) lent, and tben, one by one, silently rose and sneaked meat, leaving TruthO tai James aarof the fleld. We copy the. folowing from the Washingtoa NaWNoel Republihoa of the twelft tistlat t The House of Representatives ordered, 4 Wednesday, a committee of seveun Republicans and two Demo crate to proceed to Louisiana and make tht. gh i. lest into .et seri oes rs. T committee will C southward tis shet ten das, nad in seethn at Ne* OrelM a the pe io f l awerbe of ehe Lou I a when tlhe White League tpmo to emplgey its bayvonetse g Blst dach of Its cn dastes`a ase nicsY t4y de~ ired not elected by the retseuing Board. The alacrity with whiek4iQogress has met the issue presented in the executire meseage, s Ito Loojisiana, denotes that t ba isj fully awake to th peril whi~ reastet loyia eltise and pula i ler the ' Presdnt 1 *04rs1 d himself wM' a e-susetmb -s8a k amed I.ae resr .w eat L# W - tea e4 fdrrther v h ptcpt, h. qi 4qhat, bu_ a sema di l sildeerthat would make them comfortable. Iris ewrtainiug the emiuse t.the .adtlnuous disprdea tberb, 4Icover thbreit the rees o for the gpsarl turbulence I$.oa ",, mean .W 4 . sw poicy, which may embrace that entire see tioM, sad repair tbe signail errotr patut in the 1818 sehseue of recoa straetion. Ears Conelli, baest known to the public as foVinder of `ornell Univer sity, t Itbl , ew orktlje leading one [ jthe ` new departure" schools of this oountry, died at Ithica on the 10th lust, Mr. Cornell was born in Westchester county N. Y., in 1807, auni wd aearly 68 years old at the tiurb of his dise.se. His parents were podr, 1 iduring his 7outh he had few opproqryiaes for elf-improvement in the way of schools or books. He died the posseasor of a vast fortune, mostly aecumulathed in the business of tele graphy, he eery becoming a lafe owner oof Jcu i.k ,he-great dompaniihs is te.mautary. His real etate spec ulations always proved remunerative and helpe4J fotiDe,. Unedpcatse himhnself "fdtpePieoti4 ntrngti ut bias4i the ditd sta..e of his con dities a.4l resolved that somnethig Idg for others in this 4 r o.- oon Aser Congrees made igrants of lea4 to the different States for the establishbent of agri eultsrl .tllges, Mr. Cornell offered to sritlletment thi fund with bhaf a million of dollars if the New York lIstituttDmlIMt a h I is haame ana he locat4 t 9 tutua of 4tpuca. Another provision was, free tutiosn should be granted one stu4ent from eedk.lbaAly A td s ha hi st ~et He afterwarda Ulade the additional gift of oer 200 acres of lan4, with iMh1i, as a farm to be attached to the College of Agriculture, and of the Jewett 0niaem'ao in geolosgy ad pa heontology--a collection which cost biu lls10001; and he has gies, since that time, other gifts to the Iamount of $30,000. Besides this, lie buhs e peaded about $00,000 in purchasing the land scrip and locating the lands for the university, A curious incident reeently occurred on a Western railroad train, As the cars were moving away from the Terre Haute depof, spiet. y l.a.. sman came Pa que the.ladies eg Ioad ta hiug into the amokhlg ear, frantleally Iap to evnrybndy to stop the train. Catg jsight of tuhe conductor, she ext mad piteously, '* Mr. Cebductor, do please stop the train I've left lily baby !" The train was stopped, and baby recovali Tai kie .barty htii.ii th.ypopl th_ the platfura and the Slittle .ops, by tdsd tp ip tasthhse, di't g!eeidto it yet. rer tehr ig$ . It has more Jewa thaan~alestdia, nisee 14otchluel tirn Zdinagl C I.trr Ilrfth tladCt %dthli_; zat, t~ TA1_ tiih t Rolmne, snd i1nl If ,ie+ve tan (2i .age. " ADYUETI8[ENT, ILD OATM. it -rose" * ar er Ohms..io A,,uk i O0 9aPkrPi iLUa.car3a t q rrp of the r fair, mena 'rtiste, nd c.ibute t b ke ul weridF h agatariaatasta~a~apatasisis o t t1. ODatrwsw eatenl sw:ee ay @an the sixth ýear of its e idtenee, g,4has b comile ti eotablished humoretsWp raitical pap, of te montrJ. It y I dI an otbiued the first year , then, timhis t we its- wgoo tk hftti4uf i t f wing up the politiel and soe hams than befre,nd and was oal d as the -blets and ret q(f 04isl Mn.e 0aen l/e AveyeI4y still Jqt 'vf f be publi ee ý hairs Mown ibo its et pon its ta sieter, being e t.aeeaf weekly hmoruomas paper ever publ d in t cotry. Amog artin tey. to furnh illustrati for W O a e Frank . lloew. Tbo~i e Worthl, Hopkine, Wale., Sheltn, W Jump, Keettels, tatekhardt. ? aPola ae. several pthers who iye et awu to me. In r literary idepartments WILD Oars will, ait always bas. st alone and na ab. At eaet one t-class serial will sy be found in its pages, by be m.reu. atirical, end character writere ii the Guited Stptea; while its sketcaa mn squibs will be sparkling, orig inal. mid pOiate.t. W4;Lo Ot? will be frat-class in every particular, and on this account may be taken into the best families without fear or euspicion, ~as o word or illustration will aimrr that eaa offend tile goetfastidious. Send for a 8aurpl Copy and Convince Subacription Price i One Year.......... ............. $4 Sit Months, .................,.. 00 Thtle Months ..,............... I 00 bliagre copies,...............,... 10 One person sending us a club of five sub s.erbers for one year will reoeive a copy Address. COC.LIN SMAIL, Publishers, 113 Fulton Street, N. Y. THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, "The Leading Americas Newspaper." FeUWDED By HoattA G(I LIIr. Sthe t9eat eleetione the people ysVe ~el. ali fa.or of honesty hi poltic sad n denee in jouirtalsm. T"he lmaes wMide years ago deelard thatl was not .ad never indke wbiel ae a rtay oltg, ohfhns the verdiet, as the popular vfedieatien otits oetree, sed Iaeoaleegze in the result the votee of. he pedile for reform and integrity 1W government, for candorand indepleno4tee .aimng newpapers. During the campaign which hals just closed the I.rame has fully mgaintaiued its right to the title of the "hLeading Amerifan Newspaper." This ..sition It has earned and retained for the t bh a news, earlier, tore fully anad more intelllgently tlla4 any other Ft inists on pease threagho, the pwhole -nPatry, the right of local self-government, th~eprotectIon of an elasesin the et e f their Jst and legal sights. ýf tbt n-orth N nd lou'th. end takors fawi n hlbeat and abiding reconciliation. It manlat la edar oward allpublie men and ueiione, and dignity and cua . *owart "seiseate and vials. It publishes seientifie news, laptms die, uons and discoveries to a degree of full ma nd accuracy never before attained by vI paper. It gives every week ten or more columan .f the most carefully prepared agicultural matter during the ayr, munh more in the giegarete.a the entire contents of any p er aiegruItaral pablication, and the whole formiug a departmett ot whi.h an ainenat agt· el editor said: " t has done more to make good farmers than any othaer influence wbich ever existld." It ha published a series of sciemtiaie and liteary extras which have mtet a widle sale and ture emphatic popular approval then any similhr publication of the kind. Whit the temtnhenm n rer sn y a f the Tribume. We consider the Tribune a val-abi. aper.--Ashevill (N. C.) Citizen. The New Yolk .ribune, la Im faithful and searching exposure of outrage slanders on Alabao ntsa raioter $Stts, hl d.oe fm .-mose servioe to truth and justice.-Ma.-_ (Ga.) Telegraph and Messenger. We thank the New York Tribune for its manly and powerful words in demanding uatice for the people of Alabama.--Mot gomery (Ala.) News. T' -he best newspaper in the world is the Wew York Tribune. It combines the dignity asd sagacity of the London Times with the representative news enterprise of Ameria- Beiltiore Bulletin. A paper to be adined fog ittpdepend ence of tone and its rellability of news. Episoopal Methodist, Baltuhure, M4, Any one who wents a nrst-ella paper which keeps fully up with the times 'i Sitaratue*, rskee and sat, shiels be.ri1ae et the Tribune.-Spartansburg (p. C.) Car eitne Spaetan. The imperial sheet of the world, the New Yqrk Tribune.-Jaeksonville (Vla.) Mouth. We eegard.it as the best paper, all in all, publisel in the United States.--Morristown (Ten..) Gasette. To-day the New York Tribune is undoubt edly the first of Ameriean newspapers; whatever may be said of its rivals. it lhs oearly won precedence of all, and very creditably does it represent the journalism of,the country. While dealing with all the topics co" wbtia the tea* e*e -as paper, the Tri,une makes a specialty of the great subject of agriculture, It becomes therefore a matter of vital iportance to the country that th etitc1on of the ideas of this vapyectiou ahbeid be in able and ooarient loue hands, and a matter for con rratalatioa that the farmer's newspaper par excellenee has the high standing of the Tri bune.-The Sotth, N. Y. The New York Tribune is doing a great work in popularzing science, by the puhli cation of cheap extras to that great daily. Our Monthly, Clinton, 8. C. American onwspaper enterprise is proba bly at this time more fully illustrated in the daily issues of the New York Tribune than in any other journal.-Wilmington (N. C.) Star. Unequapled in etueh,4igpity, conprehea sive blreadth, polish of expresson and intel leetunljty; 1tteredub no party ties, bolted indecedcnes r eeeh, 1* I.istoric with no wild saesastidas.-Ralelgh (N. C.) Agricultu ral Journal. Surdf t isia less maintained success fully the high po.lulrity which he be eatlied it, And the name ot l aill eon te4 und independent journal, s it deserves re more usly tb _ ay Uwe me R reeiaj a 1 ...) fades .ad Appeal.. aily, by mai jl bth; i- i, 3per yeiar jayim .J W ., J ewii t to ti iApms, 1 Us hach; wenty copies, $1 4 each, sriher, e, rr " 4gent w n,.{p Ajqa9J trwn. .tq aýcn peeSea Ji pies, cirmelar. satd posters tre. Adresas itt TilrES ic, 4N OW York. T PAvYOnTEa aNMN aMEYb, Is emiMsbl Yaamily lodiene; ad by bei- - el readmly for |k. tto resort will ave many an hobr of asu oi abd many a dollar in time aa dector bills. After over Forty Yeare' trial it is still r eeiviag the most unqualided testimonials to its vitaes from persona of the highest char. aeterand meponsibility. Eminent phlysisinu commend it as the meet E hetu ml peetle For all diasaes of t~ Liver, 8tomach and Spleen. The Mystptem.s of Liver Complaint are a bitter or bad taste in the mouth ; Pain in the Baok, Sides or J/ites, 'e mistaken thr Mhesmatima; dear Stetmsh; leas ot ippetite; Iwels alternately costive and -.t; Headache; Loss of memory, with a painful menstion of hAving failed to do something which otuht to have been done; Debility, Low.Spirit., a thiek yellow ap pearanee of the Skin and Eyes, a dry Cough oftok mistaken for Co. tmaption. Sometimes many of these symptom attenad the disease, at others very fow; bat the Liver, the largest organ in the body, Is Sm orally the meat of the dimease, and fifeet Be lated in time, great suffering, wretched aces and ketlibwill easse. FPr DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice, Bilious attacke, dCICK HEAD ACHE. Colic, Depression of lg.rite, SOUR STOMACH, IHeairt Burn, &e., -c. The oheapeat, Purest. and Best )Fami Mediojie in the World! AVruPAOrURID OWLY BY, J. Ii, ZlEALIn & CO,, MACON, GA., and PHILADLPHILA, Prios $1 00. 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Speeimen eopies rest free on aa pplieaten. "In rlliioa the Witnes will take take the mance ground with the Evangelical Alliance and Tract Ssoets; in Tenperance with the National Temperance Soefety In human rights, irrespectiveof color, Witth the Amenri can Missionary Society ; public qaestion will be regarded only from a OriMa tsandpoint; d no advertisement of am in jurieos kind can be inserted at any price. The l)aily Witness, contaimlag news, mar kets. inanuoal reports and miueh exc:llent reading matter, is $3 per annum, $1 50 for six months, or 76 cent per quarter. A New York daily, poet paid, foee three dello a year is a new thing. Orders, ceoksa sad drafts oe to be made payable to the prupaletor wad publisbher, JOHN DOUtOAL. TRE PRAIRIE FAMMEJ. The GOeat, Leadin, Popular Farm, Orchard Ando feid. Jetunal of the Nortwet. FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY. FOR OLD AND YOUNG. 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P The bspb iahe4mbi Se ga toelrea* atdpit) progeeIgi fit Ethibitio~q The pi.ol il u.iM are in coaprse of aretion. hhe e of he Uiit'd Sttl, as Iequetsatd t.o el the last sessionl, ld batelidhd: isa eOtdra ii vit bs tosiltbiniathaiesu t yjiu lmehia v.rt, and a 4prgs l-.be t se.,1Nvrs us i.,s Woy ess. j sak a.,les a._n ;e Cantemrantbdisease. ianto na the V his undertaking oean aeale due to the .glorious nSwoal tSo a meapesq ddq will be needed, for while Cpnaesu hap ceesr. i.t'ly thrown around this p.triotio work the national prestige, sadi promptly 'proaote it by appropriate laws, i did not frnish the ani not ou rtig at,i iapred y the nmprr cries of the puat and the blessings of the •reseat, you will eheetfidly pertume it, and to "be end ta it hit ad L-uniwt for you t do so. we have adope. *pCst for raising revenue whihwik ll ro bere you by a bhsat oriated f that pewepe, ad ioti imagpej the rl I 4lrpo of the Hon. Wiluaa m g1ir, a member oft t --oard, and whols ednesnded to yor e. peutftl eukidtaotia t is theiM m e. of his arduous duties. In asdtion to the use of this plan any person can subseribe for one or more shares of the tUetea.ial stock at $10 as.k, by reuitting ga f the saute int post-otice drafts or e k to Frederick Praley, Treasurer, 1o.904 Walnut street, Philadelphia, for which eertifeates will be prosmply returned. JOHN WELSH, President Centennial Board of Pi'auce. A Representative and Ohampion of American Ant Taste! Prospectus for 1$75-1-ighth Year. THE AL)INE, The Art Jourmtl oEr Aamerles. LHrUAAD JIOKT'IIL;. " A Magnifioent Coaception, wonderfully carried ut." The mecssity of a paetmar mediunm the repeetrne f tLse pr tusit "A i wr Sartists, has always been recognised, tmany alihptidebars emalad to meet te want. Tia mnUeessive fihasih whisk.si ithyariably tulle.ed eqek p ttue t i this uotasntry to eatabilih an art journal, did not prove the indiference of the peopleof Amer tea to the etliase ofigh artll a e m an proper appreciation ot the wxat ajd an ability to meet it ~ese shown, thei pulic at once tillied with enthusiasm sto itimsnpjrt, .nd the result waees great ertiestsnnd eoun mercial triu.ph-the ALIDJV . . T e ALD11* whie issued with nu the iufwy, 'b dhdn imfi tthe tehspdInry or -attesteed ehaseoterlstie Of eoaisiy periuaicur... itma 4n nt piaelAsqp of pure, light, rod grseefua literature and e Ceoiiction of ietu, 5i at rare u i of armtitie ibl, aiy bw hk o .lashureto ru t La " e te tan" year. Whii b rnpu ,i tto ran m r`p superior cheapness, as compared with rivas ol a similar claatie ALI1AW lb a unique and oiga l conceptin-alone and uuap proachsid-4ubnnlutsiy without competition Tn price orat lractor. The pen elsor of a -oaunlete role lsabem nht deplicate the questity of lte paper and egrav.inrg in any other shape or number of volues for ,as fimes its eol ; and then, there io the cro mer, Tesides I The national feature of the ALDIIf. must be taken ins naoe pow ase.- True art is suomuopolitan. Whol. tl ALDIjM i a striotly Autrican institution, it does not comnine itablf indrely to the reproduction of native . it. amunsan is to .ettivae a broad and appreciative art taste, one that will discriminate oniy o rounds oafitriosic merit. Thus, w ile I 'Vefletthe roan of the ALDI as a leading ia teistic. thse penine s "dom di Aneriaou artists, atteation will always be givng subscriber a all te p ,urb and id atrection obtainable fromt hde or foreign aureeni. The artistio llustration of Aomerlear scenery, original with the ALALV Z, Jie _ important feature. and its czaniflsent pipte. are of a size more apiroprI to the pi tttory treatment oi deOil then t n s ,be orled by any inferior pike. Thsjuadicioe luterspreoa ot landsucp.e, Marlte, gn, and animal nideews, mti . umlsist.ntd interest, impossible wheme the e efi the work confiae the uatiit tooeldeea hrei gie styl ;f ko. e J etb4 unre of the ALIZn, wa oght and pi.sefizl aneompaa ment, worthhoie .rtaCi fiatureas, Wfith only such teOhnieal as y 4 n--dt' interfere with the popu interest of the work. Pse'Ae.si. Pe.. h . . Every sub.ileeiber r 105 will receive a beautiful lortraait 1Ril eof,thbe same noble dog whsie pihtture itn a ~mer issue attrac$ed so minon ttention. "E Maam's UadelMs VrleIad" will be welcome in every home. Everybody loves suo a 4af, and tbse puepat is e eco. ted so true to the life, that at seems the ver tiable presedee of the animal itself. Thd Rev. T. De Witt Ti'mage tells that his own Newfoundland dog (the finest in Brooklyn) barks at it! Although so natural, no one who eM tie pitilum obihom will have the slightest fear of being bitten. Beside the diome, every advaee aub eariber to the ALDIN" for 1875 i, costite ted a member, and entitled to all the priv ilegee of The Aldlae Art alh... 96e Union ovns the orighial of all the ALDIN. pictures, which, with other itr ' ing and engravings, are to be dietrDE among the members. To every eries of s,0o eubseeribera, ide0 dfferenrpltee, vaetoed at over $2.500 are distibkeie as soon as the aeries is full, and the avartls e eah eerie._ made, are to be publithed fn the next sn. eeding issee of the AL&DII N. This feature only spp.ies to .eabeensibe w pay feo m peer in aeaace. 'nll pargtjeaulars in eircpla sent on applitotion enclosing a stamp. One Subscription, entitling to the Aldine one year, the Chromo and the " Art Union," S6. oo per aitu1,'ii 'IlavMce. I. . obnref.rl ppetege,} eimem Cepiqe' Me #DIN, IP ýOaf The ALhif V- 1mll, hieels, h eW i able only by subcription. There will h no. 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