Weekly Chillicothe crisis., February 26, 1880, Image 4

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THE NEWS.
WASHINGTON.
The publication which charges Secre
tary Evarte with being opposed to the United
Btates interfering mt present in the matter nf
Inter-Oceanic canal, became ho is attorney of
the Iatbmns railrord oompanie, is altogether
erroneous, Mr. Evarta in not nor never han
been attorney either fur tho Pmamknr
railroad. He does not think it expedient to
take steps Jnst now to force the Mod roe doc
trine, or to issue a proclamation in regard to
maiiera, oat mere is no trouble between him
and the President on thii account.
The department of the superintendent
of the national educational association convened
on the 19th; representative were present from
roost every state m the union. A n-aulution
was adopted that a commttU'e of Un he ap-
I'uiiiMM iu mitf niio consideration the forma
tion of a nations! council of education to re
port a pMn nf urgtuuation to the hoard of di
rector ol the national tcaclitTH annotation, a.
iuiir mwung in iiautaiupia, in July next.
The senate naval committer adliproti f.i
its decision that Lieut. tVhenelt, of the marine
corpit, i not to be Jumped over the heada of
more than thirty of bin senium aimiilv be
cause he in den, tifhenck'a nephew, although
the adminifttration han songnt to (jet around
the objection already made by to amending
the nomination an to name hirn for tutaiatant
quartermaster with the rank of captain, in
ui aa captain.
In response h iho inuuiry of the venat
as to 1 ho name of the laml-rant railroad
companies which have not performed tlio
conditions of their niantH, th? secretory of the
Interior ha pu pa red an elaborate report on
the subject. Thin document show that six
teen grant a hive laonl v reason of the fail
ure ol the compinicH t complete their road
wiinimne periods prescribed.
The house committee on territories, on
the 19th, agrml by a Htnall majority, to report
Miiauir vchia uKianonin Din favorably.
extomU the civil and criminal jurindicti.
of a United State court to bo egtahlinhcii over
tnc Indian territory, allow anv Indian to be-
come a citizen by apitearinj; before the court
nu ueciaring nut pursue.
In hi circular nnnouncintr the reiluc
tion of the "star" service to one mail a week,
the postmaster general nays be believe the
public will suffer by the change, but the law
require that he bull not exceed the appro
priation, aud he 1 determined to conform to
it.
The Columbian minister at Washington
has prepared a pamphlet attacking the Mon
roe doctrine and criticising the president for
his advocacy of it. It is probable that
this insolence will not bo permitted to pan
unnoticed.
The howe committee on military affairs
recommends the adoption of the bill making
appropriations for the erection of suitable
post for the protection of the Hio Grande
frontier.
The secretary of the treasury is consid
ering a proposal to so change the signal code
on me river as to give descending steamers,
in fact as well as in theory, the right of way.
The senate committw on privileges and
elections has unanimously nirrced upon a re
port exonerating Hcnator Ingalls from the
charges pre ter red by Kansas memorialists,
The house committee on Indian affairs
have agreed to a bill prohibiting the location
of any more Indian in the Indian Territory
nnuuuv iuv ronscui oi congress.
On the lGth the senate confirmed, tD be
supervisor ot census, Unas. E, Solomon,
first district. Missouri; Daniel M. Draper
duo aisinci iuiwmri.
Several New York wholesalers have pe
titioned congress for the passage of a "just
ana equiiaoie uanitritptcy law.
The president has nominated Rowland
E. Trowbridge, of Michigan, com iniftMoner of
Indian atiairH,
FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
The senate special committee, invest.
eating the causes of the removal of the l'on-
eaa, took testimony on Monday from Bishop
W. H. Hare, of the 1'rotestant Episcopal
church, the missionary in charge of the Pou
ch and otner Indiana, lie testified that from
the time of his first personal knoweUe of the
Poncas in 1873, up to the date of their remov
al to the Indian territory .they wero in trouble
on account oi me lauuie or tneir crop by
reason of drouth and grasshoppers, and on
account of raids and depredations at the
nanus oi inocioux, and that they wercaux
irms to be removed from Dakota. He bad un
derstood from high and reliable sources that
they gave their consent to removal to the In
titan territory, but when tho time came they
were opposed tit it.
The attorney irent'ral has rendered an
opinion upon tho question submitted by the
leereiary oi tne interior, touching the right of
a land grant railroad to deviate in construct
ing its road from the line of the routo as defi
nitely adopted. The question arose in con
nection with a grant to the state of Iowa to
aid in the construction of a railroad from
McGregor westerly. The attorney centra1
holds that in order to entitle the state to the
landgranted. it is necessary tho road should
be constructed uccoritiDg to tho line of defi
nite location. If a Afferent roid is built than
that definitely lncated.it cannot entitle tho
state to the benctit or tho land.
In tho Senate on the 17th Mr. Salisbury
presented the majority report of the committee-on
ormlege and election in the ln'ialln
case. Tho report finds that bribery and cor
ruption were employed to secure In nails' elec
tion, but tint thcic in no evidence that Ingulls
authorised such improper aotq, or that they in
fact secured his election. Mr. Cameron, of
Wisconsin, presented tho minority report.
signed by Hear. Logan and himself, concur
ring in that part of. the minority report which
exonerated Ingalls, but exprcing the opinion
that when tno rcitort state that corruption
wah employed it should, in justice, state what
was proeil that such means were employed
in opposition to his election. Heport ordered
printed. Mr. Logan submitted tho following
resolution which was referred to committee on
naval affairs: "Resolved. That the secretary of
the navy be authorized to equip and furnish
a vessel for tho purpose of conveying to
land such contributions offered, and such
other npplie a are'f urnished in the United
HUtes for the relief of tho suffering in Ire
land." Mr. Vest introduced a bill for the im
provement of the Missouri river at Bt.Charlrs,
The session in the house was devoted to the
coas i deration of the revision of the rules.
In the senate on the 18th, a joint n-solu
tion was passed authorizing the ccretnry of
the navy to employ a naval vessel or charter a
ship for tho purpose of transport tnutn the
famishing poor of Ireland such contributions
is may be made tor their rciier. lr. Logan
presented a memorial of the Union Veteran
club numbering 1000 cx-soldier remonstrat
ing against the par.sage ol the Weaver bill, on
the ground that, if issed, it will distract the
business intercut of the country.
The greater portion of the session in the
house wa consumed by tho rending and dis
cussion of the report of the committee on for
eign affairs, which had been instructvd to in
vestigate tho charge against Mr. Acklin, of
deliberately deceiving the house by presenting
a pretended hut spurious report of a commit
tee of which ho wa not a member. The report
wa nnaiir retcrreu totue ludiciar rommitreo
with instructions to mako further investiga
tion and report what action was required on
tno part oi tnc nouse.
In the senate on the 19th, by a vote of
35 to 13, the motion of Mr. Davi. of West Vir
ginia, to reconsider the vole adopting the reso
lution for tho appointment of a special commit
tee on an inter-oceanic canaLwan taken up, and
Mr. Davis explained hi reason for making
the motion, which passed by iill to 35. After
some discussion whether the subject
should go to tho committee on foreign affairs
or to a special committee, Mr. McDonald called
for the regular order, the five per cent. bill.
In tho house, Mr. Bland, from the commit
tee on coinage, weight and measure, reported
a bill to establish a mint at tit. Louis. Print
ed and re-committed. Tho bouse then went
Into committee of the whole on tho state of
the union, and was addressed hv Mr. Stephens,
of Georgia, who matte an argument against the
policy oi placing special legislation or politi
cal rider on tho regular appropriation bills.
At the conclusion of tho speech tho committee
rose, and the house again went into committee
of the whole on the revision of the rule, and
soon after adjourned.
In the semite on the 20th. Mr, Morrill
moved that tho senate take up and pass the
bill admitting free t dnty certain contribu
tions from abroad in aid of colored refugees in
Kansas. After considerable discussion the bi
waa laid aside. Sundry private bill were con
sidered, after which tho senate went into ex
ecutive session, and when tho door were
opened, adiourned until Monday.
In the house, Mr.Phillipi offered a resolution,
which waa adopted, instructing tho committe
on appropriation to include in the eivi
sundry bill an appropriation of 1 0,000 for
the benefit of the widow of the late A. M. Lay.
of MiMomt. The remainder of the session was
consumed by tho house in committee of tin
whole, on the revision of the iulc. Adjourned
until Monday,
murder ha been committed in a quarrel over
the spoils.
It has been discovered that Daniel Em
mons, the defaulting and abscoLding treasur
er of a Boston suburb, expended moat of the
jjjjj.uw wnicn ne purloined, on a woman who
not long ago achieved notoriety in Washing
ton a tho mistress of a Michigan congress
man, ue promised her on the eve of bs de
parture that ho would let her know of his
hiding place, but this he baa not done, and
she ban Just been conveyed to an insane
asylum. Emmons had an sanctimonious faoe
and wa considered an exemplary man.
On the crenino-ol thc'JUt four desper
ate encounter between revenue officer and
moonshiners occurred in Georgia. It wa
thought a year ago that tbe business of illicit
wbinky.making was pretty thoroughly broken
up, but information recently received by fed
eral officials in various parts of the state,
snow mat u u in mil operation again.
Seven men stinted out. on Saturday.
from Dongola. Union county. 111., to look up
a tramp who bad done some thieving in that
vicinity. During the night the knight of the
road was found dead, a few miles in the conn-
try, with two bullet holes in his htad. The
seven searuhers, who are all well known citi
zens, aro now under arrest.
liev. A. J. Davts was ulm-nl on trial at
Bt, James, Minn., on the 18th, for the attempt
ed poisoning oi bis partner in uusiners, J. r.
fcither. The Utt r related in a straightfor
ward manner the alleged facts in the cane, and
wa sustained by a doctor and chemist. Noth
irg is yet known an to the nature of the de
fense.
Dillingham tho young villain who out
raged and murdered his aunt in New Hamp
shire last week, died on Monday from the ef
fects of his self inflicted wound. Ho had
hr.u an industrious reader of dime novel and
chcun uenodicals
A man who was released from the Iowa
penitentiary some time ago by the eiecutive,
on a premise that he would abstain from tin
use of iiitoiieants. has, by order of the Govern
or, been rearrested and taken back to serve
out his term.
ThHtev.V. II. J. McDade, a Metho
dist minister in Cleveland, is charged with
bastardy, lie says it is only a scheme for re
venue.
The New l ork police are affording en
tertainment to the populace by making daj
ngni raius ontne uives oi tno lowest class.
Ten inmates of the Kane county. 111.,
jan at uigtn, including ueurge Anderson
notorious burglnr, escaped, on the 9th mat.
liHrreU Smith ami John Hull were exe
cuted at Murfreesboro, Tenn,, on the 20th, for
the murder of Maj. 1'ugb last May.
1 hree colored women irai rotted and rob
bed a retired New York merchant on Saturday
night.
t'ttlMF,
Henry Orpcn, keeper of a boarding
bouse at Jf'J Florence street. Boston, learnci
that two of hit lodgers who roomed together
had own missing elgbl days, tie opened
their ro-im and found h. (J, Marshal, one ol
the missing lodgers, dead npon bis bed with
tot lvr in bit left band and a bullet hole o
ti ritiht side of bin bead, tn the room a large
bt of burglar tojla were 'oaid, also seven
eucibli and a nnmbsr of p ewioui Btnnct
taken from ry. The polios bclUvi
CASUAL.
A strip of boiler iron, spiked down lv
the side of the rails in Fourth avenue, New
York, became loosened on Saturday, and one
cud ran up into a horse-car and pinned a pas
senger to the end of the car. He waa released
with difficulty, and bis injuries found tu be
very serious.
The Ohio, Cumberland, and Tennessee
rivers aro on a rampage again, the wntcr he
ing higher than at any time since 1H75. Ex
tensive damage has been done to property on
tho low lands, and unlets the waters subside
soon the loss will be enormous.
The floods in the Ohio. Tennessee, and
Cumberland rivers nro receding. A house
containing n family of nine, near Mavheld. Ky
wan washed away on Monday night and all the
iumatcft drowned,
William Gilmore, aged SO, a citilen ol"
Mattoon, HI., cut bis throat with a razor on
the 17th, whilo at breakfast with his family.
Melancholy from the death of his wife the
cause.
On the 20th, I). W. Oilman - CoY
grain elevator at Atlantic, Iowa, was burned
with 60,000 bushel of corn. An adjoining
crib with 60,000 bushels was also burned.
Three men were suffocated in Baltimore
harbor on tho 14th, by exhalations from a
barge load of night noil.
FOREIGN.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg dated
the 17th Kays: A mine was exploded to-dny
undcr the guard room of the winter palace,
which in immediately under the dining hall,
The explosion occurred just about tho unual
dinner hour of the imperial family, but oing
to an accidental delay they had not entered the
lin 11 at the usual time, lliu explosion made n
Imlo in the floor of the dining hall ten feet long
and six feet w ide. Ten soldiers were killed and
forty-five wounded.
A dispatch from Paris Fays of the latest
attempts upon the life of the cxar: The palace
otlicial are evidently alliliated with the Nihi
lists, for it is affirmed the Czar daily found
a black-edged letter on the table threatening
he nhoutd never see hi 25th anniversary of
his accession to the throne,nnlera he abolished
bis despotic system of government. Although
the official are continually changed the letter
was always found.
The duchess of Murl borough, in a let
ter to the lord mayor of London says: "The
anger ol tanune appears over. II the charity
i the vuleie continues, no person in Ireland
need be allowed to die for lack of f mi. but
tho committee, to brinir their labors to a
Micce'sful dose, must spend over XIO.OOO per
etK lor iuc next six weexs.
A dispatch from St. Petertburtz dated
the 21st suys: The news from tro inteiiorof
no empire is Heart rcndinu. r amine and dinh-
heria arc decimatinu the population of the
provinces of Stratuff and Kief, which annual
ly export in ordinary time enormous Quanti
ties of grain. They bad scarcely any crop lost
ear.
The follows" is the Car's renlv to
President Grevy'a congratulations uptn his
ccape: "I cordially thank you for tho enti-
menis yon express, ino spirit of evil is un
weaned like that of divine grace. I am glad
to rtokon upon tho sympathies of all right
A Milan newparcr says the Austria
government Ins asked ilinmark if he would
oppose Austria should she ever find it ncccK-
stry to take meaHiircs h sine to Italy, and
hit the chancellor his replied tint he would
nor.
ifencrMrom the interior of Ireland
how that, while there is much nifTtrinir, there
no starvation. The Mansionhouse fund is
being distributed without delay or stint,
Liana meetings srem to nave been ab ami one
The Duke of Kdinburifh has ordered the
coast gn-ird. on the west of Ireland, to take
charge of tde relief stores and provisions de
posited witu them, and to convey tho reliev-
ng oiticers to the islands oil the coast.
The drat'i of the czaiina is repotted to
bo imminent, and tbe czar is in a state of
great dejection. It was stated not long ago
mai me czars treatment or ma wito bad
much to do with her illness.
In the house of commons on thellGUi
Sir BthfTord Northcotc announced that the
government would make one advance for
land or. aiou,uuu Instead ot i;jUU,UlU as origi
uany inienaca.
A correspondent of the London Times,
at Dublin, reports that the general condi
tion of Ireland ha improved, and that the
react measure have thus far proved ade
quate.
At atfrieultural tall, London. on tho lGth
Blower Brown, llazsel, and Day started on a
six day' "go-as-you-please" match for tho
onampionsuip ot England belt.
The common council of the city of Lon-
ion, by a vote of 7'i to 45, releeted a motion
lor an address or conirratu ation to the Czar ni
ms escape from assassination.
A telecram from Liverpool dated th
17th says: The Steamer Canopns, from Bos
ton, lost ber boats and 847 heads of cattle
during a stormy passage.
The Popo'h encyclical iiirainst divorce
insist on the eminently religious nature of
marriage and exhort bishops to urge that
view upon tneir nocKs.
An Irish maffihtrnte has been fired on
through the windows of his own hmisr, but
without etlcct. lie fired on his assailants,
with the name result.
Advices from Valparaiso of tho '27th ult,
state that by tho explosion of shells in the ar
senal twenty persona were killed and thehuil
ing destroyed.
A telegram from Madrid dated tho lth
say tho law abolishing slavery in Cuba was
promulgated to-day in the official Gazette.
The international scientific eommission
of engineers ha reported to BeLcasrps that
am oanai project is entirely rea3irtie.
Martial law has been proclaimed in
uonstanunopie preparuory to tut inaugura
tion oi tnc long-prom isrd retcrms.
The Golos Btates that the cellar under
uiree ot wuom havo been arrested.
Princet-s Louise lost a .jewe.ll valued at
liQ 003 in the runaway accident of which she
waa tne victim, on Matnrday.
B-'ni itnin Moran. American minister
Portugal, is almost a helpless paralytic, and
must auanuon ms post.
Advices from Rio Janoiro, of the M
statu that from eight to tu persons aro dying
uany irom yeitow lever.
KiiBsift is endeavorinir to negotiate
heavy loan in Berlin and Paris,
an many middle names, or initials, as arc given
to rum oraa lie chooses to take. Ihey do not af
fect his legal name and may be inserted or not
in a deed or contract without al looting its va
lidity. Nor does a mistake in the middle ini
tial of a name, in a deed, in any way affect its
validity.
More tioips have Lean asked for by the
governor of Colorado and New Mexico,
who anticipate raid by tho Indians
awn a the crass is sufficiently crown
to afford forage for the ponies. It is
stated in Washington that no troops can be
spared except from the coast garrisons.
On the 14th inst., the stock of wheat
in night" in tbia country and Canada
amounted to 28,890.000 bushels. On Feb. 15,
1879, the stocks were 20,736.750 bushels. Of
tbe stocks on the 14th inst,, some 8 800,000
bushels, or almost one-third of tbe entire sup
ply, were ucid in Ubicago.
Western Union stock has advanced 3
per cent, on the strength of the decision of tbe
supremo court in the 1'Hge patent case. The
company will apply for injunctions in all
parts of tee country to restrain tbe use of thi
improved Morse instrument, except on pay
ment oi a royalty
It is stated that the pool headed by
uavid uows. wnicn nas tor some time been
buying the stock of tho tit. Paul and Btoux
City road, in the interest of tho Chicauo and
Northwestern, has already secured enough to
place tuat line under th control of the Chi
cago corporation.
In the Landis-Camphell suit at St. Jo
seph. Mo., the Inrv found for the plaintiff,
awarding mm tj.uuu. tie wan turned out ot
church without a trial, on charges of a scan
dalous nature, and brought an action against
the pastor and elder for damages, with the
auovo result.
The New York world's fair commits
has arranged a series of weekly meetings to
begin in March, for tho purpose of arousing
popular enthusiasm in favor of the enterprise.
Gen. Grant has premised to preside at one of
tluse demonstrations when he returns from
Mexico,
According" tn the Cincinnati Price Cur
rant, Chicago, Cincinnati, 8t. Louis, Indianap
olis, juiiwauxee, ana Liouisvuie tnc six lead
in it packing cities of the West have sUuifht
oreii, since Nov. 1, 1879, 4.172,000 hogs, against
VJtw.ouu hogs lor tho same time in 1878-11
A necro ravishor wa UnchednearLee!
burg, Va., on the 17th. His victim was with
the mors and, wan given permission to pep
per" the beist with a rcvolvcrns he wan drawn
i mo me air, rue manngea io ntv mm lour
tcen timet in vindication of her virtue,
Capt. Huckor's column, pursuing Vic
toria1 band of hostile in New Mexico, met
with a reverse on the 9th. The savages opened
tire on the troops in a cinon. and the latter
retreated, lodng several men and all their
bedding ami supplies.
Mayor Pnnc of Botdod, understands
that Hen Uutlcr will soon declare himself a
democrat without other party sfYiLiations, and
thinks if hq docs be will probably obtain the
unanimous nomination of tho democrats for
governor, this year.
During the session of the Louisiana
house of rcpreentutives on Tuenday. Hpeaker
Ogdcn'n parlimentary pistol fell from his hip
pocket and was discharged. He han been
cited to answer ft charge of carryiug concealed
wcajMins.
Exports of dome tie. provision- jmd tul-
low during January, 1HH0, were $9,4'J8.0.r)7
Kiniz George's Puddinir. Ono Dint ot
breadcrumb half-pint ot Hour, teanpoon
ful of baking-powder sifted in flour, a little
salt, halt' a pound of raisinc. quarter of
a pound currants, quarter of i pound oi
1. A ....t (V.. ....(.. 1 ( nnn
,701 irnljn., a.5W jf-. -rv--- - m V-,
Err., 10c per dot. Chickens, per doien, HOUSKIIOLD.
li.mm ja.'J0. uresiea tnrneyi, Butyo. ubeede, 11
'io fur prime Kaniuui. ilirlra, 6(7$6?o fo-
green. Potatoed, iter ban. DU(ft7Uo. owect p
Utuefl, 75(g90c. Broom oorn, 2(fHi; per Hi.,
ftcoordicg to qual.ty. liny f8.0OigB.5O pci
ton. Dalca.
Livk HroCK. Ohiiioe n.ttve ntecn, 1.270 11"
ndnpwird, 3.50a4.25iKoud da, 1.81K) tot,
IfHI ibn arcr&Ke, vs.uu(((3. (o; butotion atrori.
8.85: mloi. native oow.. ta.40(a8.60:'inodinii. three hoursj to be eaten with hard suce,
to common, do, f .ao(5J.4U; bnii. and atam I Inpioca 1 uuuinfr, for a lamily Ot
ii.id(uu.uo; mucnoowa, rwii oai, co.uu eight or ten person 8 j hall cottee-cupottap-01100.
Hop,, choice packen 13.95(34.00; ioL,a t jn a pint of miik t e0k an(
n,edl"ra. "M-?5tSi- keot warm until it becomes Bolt, th-n add
era c.ouHt j.uu. ouevu. extra naiivon, ,oum ' . , in
5 80: medium to common. 13.00(313.50. " lour e and two cupj ot nigBr, butter
Kt I -ii Wheat W.h.. 1.2(1- Mnrih. me BIZU Ul U UUtlLTUUl, 1UIU UIlu WJilHUUUU'
tvri bid; April.fl 31. May,$1.3lX; Corn, ful of salt; when well beaten add two
No. li Feb., 3414c; March, Slo; April, 35'; quarts ot milk, and fl.ivor with vanilla or
uay.a; June, ac, lemon; bake the same as a cuatard.
new lorn wncai, nniei; no. a -uoioaao, 1 j.t.i tn cui.i
1.3731-42; No. 2 red winter, U9Mi Noi 9 I Iotai ' u ?" ot1B-ur."
nmkMK ti m r n q nrin twelve Brood-sized potatoes: when cold,
uhicoco Wheat, rob.. ftlarcn, sucu uifiii unu cm in huihu piruus; w
tl.23X April, 1.24;Y, Corn, Feb., 35?k'o; these add one onion, chopped tine, and
March, 8GV; May, lujJffc; June, 40. OaW, halt a bunch of celery, cut in small pieces;
F.'b., Sltfc; March, 31; April, Way, geanon with salt and pepper to taste; then
3o4c; June,3jp. nf t one.ualf cupful of vinetrar with table-
spoonful ot butter added, or three table-
For Cut Wrap up the Wound In the
blood, and wet the bandage thoroughly with
BKQWN'd HOUSEHOLD l'ANACEA. For
Chills and Fever, take it internally. It quiek-
the blotKl amLinvigorateathe whole Mwm.
Of all druggiata at 90 cents.
Free of Gout.
An you value your eziatence. do not fail
to improve the prone nt opportunity of pr-
enring a bottle of Da, King s New IJihoovkbv,
for OoDnumptlim, UoughH and UoMr, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung Affec
tions, before it ia too late. This ia the only
remedy you can jaitiit?y rely on aa doing aa
presentea, rriai uouio rrce, ttegmar
aize tl.'X). Hold by all Druggists.
Good Kvldouce.
When Ktn-h mon as Hev, Dr. Itankin. Itt-v. Dr.
Harvrv, Prof. Green, Dr. liartine, Col. John
K. Uel'liraney, K. W. Nt'ff. and a host of others
equally trustworthy, certify over their own
gnat urea to tno ninrveioua cineacy or wnru-
soafe Kidnev and Liver (Jure, in the dot
oast-s for which it is recoin mended, it is time
to dismiss don his on the Hiiliject,
Gold Brick.
From the K. C. Journal,
"Thursday evening," says Sunday's St.
Louis Republican, "Detectives John Ka-
upoonfuls of olive-oil; pour this over the
the Hiiiau, ana it is men ready lor use,
Mince Meit. Take a larire beet tongue
winch nas been salted n lew days, uou
Woman's Highest llettuty, Iler Teeth,
lould be rendered above reproach, by mini;
HltOWN'ri CAMPHOUATKD HAPONACEOUrt
DKNT1F1UCK a suro passport to favor. 25
cents. Avoid counter tc Us.
anuary 1H71), $10,4;jli,8"i9; for seven mcnths
endintr January 31st, .G0.HM0,":i."; for
sfvon months ending January Jlst, J8r,i, $G'2,
The sevi're weather in Hritih Columbia
this winter has been so fatal to slock and
ford prospects, that it is presumed the colon v
will bo compelled to depend on Oreiion and
California for meat for two ur three years to
00 mc.
In a suit brnuL'ht by a ChiciiL'O comniis-
on firm for additional maritins.JiidL'e Piere?.
cireuit Judge at Memphis, has decided that
dealing in futures ia gambling, and within
the Jurisdiction of a graud jury.
lhe ireneral assembly of .South Carolina
has paused a bill to facilitate the completion
of tho Uluc Itidge railway, which will connect
uurienton witu tno Cincinnati ooutliern via
noxville.
PronaratiDns lire makintrat Kt. Leaven-
worth for a lively campaign in the Ulc coun
try this soring. Ton car loads of armv sup
plies were shipped to Ft. (larhnd on the
Kitli.
lhe Cincinnati Music hall was ononf-d
Hun day for religious services, four thousand
people attending. A clergyman from ran,
Ky has been engaged for r.ix months.
The Marylnnd senate has passed m hill
punish inn bv tine and imprisonment nconle
speaking in loud and unneemly tones or using
proianc or oniccne language.
In the New York trrain trade the opin
ion prevails that union unfavorable crop
prospects are developed this spring thero is a
poor suow lor nigucr prices.
Tho New York Irish societies hac vot
ed, after a bitter discussion, to "walk on St,
'atrick'tt day, rrg-irdles of the sufTerinps ot
th ir hrcthica ol tho old sod.
Only 11 third as many national hank
notes were returned fr redemption in the
week ending rcb. 13, 190. ns 111 tho corres
ponding week of 1K79.
Mr. Dillon the associate of 1'arnoll,
spoke in Kast Ht. Louis on the 15lh, but dis
appointed bis bearers, as his remarks were
weak and pointless.
No. pprinif wheat sold forcah dtdiv
ery in tho Chicago market, on the 20th. at
jl. against st) cents on the correspond-
luff uay in iou.
Weston has a-'ivcd to walk six dn
with O Lcarv, naming Han Francisco ns
plaeo and the second week in March as th
tunc.
Lntil fiefitht of April the coal mines
controlled oy tne I'uiiadeipiua and lioaduv
railroad will be worked only half the time.
Armv oflicers traveling under orders
west of the Mississippi river will hereafter re-
cicvo in lieu of mileage a per diem ot ?4.
Two hundred emiirranls arrived in Kan
sas City on the 20th, and Irft on the Atchi
son, 'iopcica and Santa tc for Wichita.
Theexpoih of ptroleum and nctrolemn
prodncta were two-thirds larger in December,
ioiu, man in tnc same raonin tn loiv.
Gen. ltobt. C. Bchenck. ex-minister to
England, is very low, and his death is liable to
occur at any time.
The effort of Frank Leslie's disinherited
sons to break his will has hogim in the t arro
gate s court.
Mrs. Watkins, a worthy rittslmri mil
liner lias tailed heir to jiuu.uuu.
The bra8 founders of St. Louis aro on a
strike,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kan and Patrick Lawltr were walking very tender; when cold chop it; then add
down Chestnut street, past tho Laclede Ufe same quantity chopped beef suet and
hotel, when they n et a supposed gold- in Uervlnff kettle with a pint ot sweet
brick man named C. L. Creock. They ar- C1 gUifar to taste, cloves, nutmep, nnd
rested him, and taking him to tbe four cinnmuon; when thoroughly heated and
pnni-tu. Pr:iniinp,l his nnr-kni 1 nnd found n seasoned, take it from tne 6re and add
eiptforalotof bafe shipped Irom iwu poumwui siont-u rmi.f
iline, Kansas, to Moberly, Mo., at one R"uml ot currants, one pound of c.t
ich latter place it was stored. As soon vorV hcM 1111,1 11 J,mt or ??re l br,l?dv
as the man was safe in a cell Eninin wm Vu7r w. put in wu-wiiiihk
boarded a train for Muberly. Arriving M1"' ftml, wm kwP a lon(? l,luci
rhore vp,fprd:.v mnrnin.. bo imn.ediofolv alwil'8 ready for an eincrtfency.
proceeded to examine the contents of a I Brown Dread. Two cupfuls of sweet
small, but heavy box mentioned in the re- ". "-wu uuw ui auur m.in, uuu wuum
cipt, and found that it contained four Put one teasponnful of chemically pure
very heavy "gold bricks." A complete soda, one cujitul of dark molasses, two and
suit of miner'n clothes was also among the a half cuptuls of rye or graham flour and
eflects in another package, but this was - ii cuptuls of coarse Indian-meal, and
not disturbed. The oftieer only wanted a little salt Mtx thoroughly, and then
the bricks, and with them he returned to Pit in a round deep pan, made tor the
St. Louis last evening. It is said that, as the purpose, seven inches in diameter ir
yet, the oliieers have nothing of a recent the bottom, i inches at the top, and ,.2
uraeter against the prisoner, but there 'nctioa deep. Lover the bottom 01 nit
a ease of vagrancy in which he is de- P with a piece ot paper well bult-jred,
ndunt nemlint' in tho nnlirn nmirL or it Will not come out. llien Steam it
"The oiliceis sav that these are the over a kettle of hot water for three hours,
.ricks that were ued some time ago out h uen bake hM an hour in the range oven.
est in swindling an eastern bank presi- " ' very nice toasieu the second nay.
ntoutof 14,000, and Creeck is thought Celery Roup. Mako a white soup aR
be one of the perpetrators of this ollense. follows: Put three quarts of milk over
Whether he will be prosecuted for it de- the fire to boil; mix together over the lire
neiuls on the nature ot the evidence yet to two ounces ot butter and Hour until they
be discovered. begin to bubble, and gradual lv add the
"The prisoner Creeck is a gentlemanly boiling milk; season the soup witha level
looking fellow, who wears good clothes, teaspoon ful of salt, and quarter of a salt
amoni studs ana gold Wrttcn and chain, spooniui each 01 white pepper una mu
is said that if he be the man suppwed, meg, and let it come to a boil. Trim six
he sometimes plays the gold digget with white stalks of celery, boil them until
itriKing eftCLl. lie is a good tamer, and tender in well-sailed boiling water; ruu
lis favorite rule is that of a man of them tl.roughasieve witha wooden spoon,
leisure." and blend the )mrr with the soup. Serve
Creeck was one of the accomplice s of as soon as it is done, or it it is to be kept
'hos. A- Lewis, in swindling a lank hot, set the Kaicep.w containing it into
president, us intimated above. The vie- another p.irtly filled witli boiling water.
Stewed Celery. The stalks mav be
either left as tlp-y are or cut down in two
or four. 1 put them in a stew-pan, witli
plain water, inst enough to cover them.
and cook until they are tender. For the
sauce I take three tublespoonluls ot cream
or the same quantity of milk, with a pinch
wned the bricks, and who. on account of V' 1 r ' m ' ' ; r1 "u i'
1 yulou-v. wm a UmUw Irom ,iu ti. too"thi(.k , a(W lite , llKrM m,
no wuuui noi uiiow any une 10 sie nun. ii. ,...i v ..i
.B.I. lured not ,o to town to dispose .fin, """K di no 'i let Tho I S
union lor icar oi uemir recoirnizeu. .... r.,in,. ..AnU,..! ;.. illn ,.. .:il
l,o nluvod tho mlo nf tho - ii i. t u,e nt'uction ot gome. oyteni. I. a very
I ii ii i i i , i nice uimi. i iiiive iii-.iin u: uiu rxceiicuil
.3 hoped that he can he pun.shcd as he f cel,ry fts a pl,.v,vc rh,mm.
I ML.III hilt llll ll.lt l.llltll Kit ID In
value.
AViiu ted.
Hherman a Co., Marshall, Mich., want an
agent in this county at once, at a salary of
Tiuu per month and expenses paid, ror full
particulars address as above.
Tub Prmic Aw Aims the Palm to Hale's
Honey or IIobeiiound and Tar as a cough
remeuy.
ike 6 l ooTHAcn k ubops Cure in one minute.
Tan Ueiuen's ConfeuLion Is tasteless, mild,
Is sure protection; Oh! Mothers, dear,
It brings to terms No longer fear,
Intestine Worms; Your Pets may live.
uich every child, If these yon give.
A"k for Van Deiiscn's Worm Confection-.
Bold at every fdorc. 25 cents a box.
The Pddlio no Lonokr Lacka a Genuine
Remedy for Bkm Diwases. lhe nrtitiu
Oi.knn's HcLriica Koai'.
UlIX flllAia AND WUlBKEalJYE 1 l)Cnt. OUl".
iin was I. I). Clark, president of a bank
in Ohio. The readers ot the Journal will
remember this interesting case, the details
which were given in this ianer about
the middle of October, and will remember
that Lewis, after cultivating Clark s ac-
uaintance lor three or tour davs in Lead
tooK mm out to pee tne miner wno
The I.iiHt Wonder.
From ihr K. C. Journal.
The Diaphote. What is it V nlynn
nstrument by which you can at e by tele-
raph. Dr. II. K. Licks, of Bethlehem,
IVnn., has invented an instrument which
e calls by this name, from two (Ireek
words, dia, through, nnd photos, light.
lie read a paper in Heading the other day,
ind exhibited Ins instrument, i uia con-
iHts of a receiving mirror, the wires, a
battery and a reproducing speculum. The
receiving mirror is an amalgam ol selen
ium and iodide ot silver; the reproducing
peculumis a compound ot selenium and
hromium. lhe wires are numerous,
it is necessary to distinctness that a wire
houl I not be required to aliect but a very
mall space. Ino instrument exhibited
had a mirror six inches by four, com
posed ot seventy-two small plates, to each
I which a wire was attached, the wholi
being wrapped by a fine insulated cover-
liie-e wires run to a common gal
auic battery and thus connecting with
the reproducing plate, w lien the circuit
days
H tilt'
COMMERCIAL,
Wheat Tho past week opened with active
and advancing markets, a fair export drmand
stimulating increased speculation, lhe in-
auirv was chicHy from the Continent, and for
white wintor and low graHo of red winter
wheat. Inward tbe close of tbe week foreign
buyers took advantage of th forced markets
at the seaboard and ie-S(dd largely of their
pn renames cany m tuo ween at a tair pront.
This rc-srllint? on the nart of foreign orders
depressed values for a time, and threatened
serious decline, had not the brokers of the
olirpie come to the front to take all olTermga.
Tho early advance in the week in foreign mar
kets han in a great measure been lost,
and late cables report fair consumptive de
mand. nngiisD oountry markets are quiet
and without any improvement. Continental
markets are reported a shade firmer. Arri
vals at pirts in the United Kingdom, with
home deliveries, continue in excess of actual
comnmpttve demand. Wheat in iiht in clad
ing "visible supply In the United Mates tnrt
Canada, and cargoes on pasnage for the Unit
ed Kingdom and the Continent, amount to
VJ.Wd, ofl has.,a decrease of (yl),Ul'U bim.fnim
previous week. Tho further requirements of
Urcat lintain lor the remainder tit the c.oi
senium are estimated ti he in tbe neighbor
hood of 60,000,000 bns.,while Prince, Uvlgiiim
Holland, Switzerland, Hpain nnd Italy are ex
ncotod to require as much more. The out
turn of barresls in Honth America arc report
ed as unfivornhlr, while Russian supplies are
reported as ahont exhnnter, notwithstanding
large stiaks were reported at Odessa awailins
spring navigation- Receipts at onr interior
market ana toe senooara nav" oeen unusual
ly light, yet our stocks rhow hut slight reduc
tion, me lack ot atorage room at our pi inc.
pal markets still r strains forward shipments,
at tho same time holders are disposed to wait
patiently tbe expected advance during the
spring months. The New York (JIkiuc are re
ported to have been large buyers during the
weok, such action on their part being deemed
necessary to prevent a "break." They con
tinue to dictate prices to our home markets
and propone to starve Europe into submit
sion.
Corn No change in values. Export for
the ween have been fair, while Increased re
ceipts have added to the stocks in sight
Tbe requirements for export out bo fignre in
establishing values of this cereal, being triv
ial in comparison with our product. The
present movement of prices la entirely ii
svmDathv with wheat
Oats A shade lower with only a moderate
business. None reported an having been
taken for export, and stocks increasing.
Rye Light demand, with less activity I
wheat, havo redtioed quotations a frarth
otherwise no noticeable features. Htoe
show slight netoaae.
MABKCT QUOTATION-'.
Kansas Oity Chu 'if. No. . win la. wheat.
(91.15. No. 8 do 1.04 W. N. 4. do. 1.08.
lhe supreme court of Indiana decides ! Hnrins wheat. No. 9. 1.01. Rve. No.?. 680.
that the lejfml nam of a persnn mnsista of one I Ui-, Nti. V, Boi. Oorn, No. 3, mixed, i8e.
ChrUtian and a urnama. Any ont may hart Pbodvob. Buttar, good to ehoioe, UiJSOj.
rof. Pitman, vice-president of tho Trinity
University. Tebaucana, Texas, bus his child.
Maltie, at Urs, Dickinson A fcjtark s Surgical
Institute at Knuaaa City. Mo., for surgical
treatment. Littlo Mattie was born with
nblc club feet. Bmce her stay at the Insti
tute her feet have becinne straight.
A Fnvoriihle Notoriety. ''VVwn' II ton-
hull Trorhi" for til"' rvliefof Coughs, Colds
aud throat liisMism, nre renowned the world
cr. 2b cfx. n )x.
Prof. Paine is treating all forms of chronic
and nriva'e difcaies withaMoniahuig aucccss,
Alt 01 tlio aiIliC!C'l can upon mm or oiiurrsn
him at the southeast corner of OtU and Main
trects, Ktna 1 -itv, Mo.
MRS. WlNrtLOW'ri WIOTflINd BVltDP IH
an idd and we l-tried remedy, and baa nti
the lost of year. VOi em. Avoid comuciicits,
Hie trade-mark is on every package of the
razor Axle (Irriiso. Rnv only tin' genuine,
tr salt evorywlvro.
Don't 1h' without C. Gilbert's Starches.
Tby It. .1 Sfitnple JSottle Fret! The great
throat and LfNd medicine,
Miirsh a Golden IlHlsiitn,
cures Coughs, Cdds, Croup,
Whooping Cough, Hoarseness,
Boro Throat. Bronchitis aud
Consumption. Don't fail to try
it. Ask vour druggist lor it,
Matiih Unoa.. Pniprietors. Kansas City, Mo.
I'nbllcatlons
are fiiriiisln-d by the World's Dispensary Med
ical Assonant). iititt;ilo, iM, x,, aui (treat lius-
sell blreet BnildnigH, Loudon. Knglaud,
terms to suit the times. A new edition of tin
People's Common Bonse Medienl Adviser, alioii
1.001) pages, nearly 300 ilhistratioiia, ly 11. V.
Pierce, M. D.. lmst-paid, H GO. Invalids1
Guide-Rook post-paid. 10 cents; Motion ns a
remedial agent, illustrating movement cure for
piralys-s, diseases ot teiii'tjes, Rtillenod joints.
lull toot, spinil curvature and kindred arft
tiuim. lOi-enls: Diseases of Generative Or
gans, 10 cents: Catarrh, its ration-it treatment
and jMisitive cure, sent on receipt nf one post
age htamp. Aiiurehs as above
A Mere limit of Itorkpurt, Mil., Compelled
to Walk on C rule hen for ten H t-eris. II
Is Ciiml by Wlxurd Oil, nnd fools so KUt
od that 110 rrnu'edH lu Art th rurt of
Gotnl Sitiiutrltau, nnd cures nil of his
Neighbors.
Dr. Hamlin:! had Acute Rheumatism for
ten weeks, and wan compelled to walk on
Ditches. I heard id vour Wizard Oil. sent ti
Ht. Louis for some, used it according to direc
tions, and it cum! me entirelv
1 sent back V
is cloHod, lhe ruvs oi' light are conducted tbe city and procured one dozen bottles more.
throuL'h un ordinary camera, nnd the nc- wlli"h 1 avu all.Tteil cures in more than
compaimntr neat produees chemical
huiiL'Cs in the amalifam ot the mirror.
inch, moditvinir tbo electric current.
cause similar change? in the reproducing
peculum.
In the experiment at the close ol' the
explanatory lecture, an instrument was
.aken to a lower room of tho buildinir and
a dozen different enses.
(Firm of Norris & Potts.)
B. G. Nonius
Hnckpnrt, Mo
What the Peonlo Hay Try Tlietn nt Once,
and be Convinced that tlmy r ll that
ti Claimed for 1 hem High Authority,
Hop Uittcfs is not. in anv "en scan alcoholic
beverago of liquor, and could not he sold, for
I1W. eTcnnt to nnrkona flKiriiiln nf fililnimmr
operate;! from there to the fltaire in pros- medicinal bitters. Gheex U. Hacm,
ence 01 me auuience, ueiore ine minor u- a. worn r iiucrnai ucv.
in tbp Inwci rnnni tho eiimmittoo beM in
succession an apple, a pen knife and a .. .mnthc.T. H" lbtters is the only
trade do :ir. which were dishnet nn t he " h "'"y . ' . . " ,'4 Bim
platform above. The date on the trade 8CVerC ftUacta 1,1 vwMym t'id
lollar, thrown on an enlarged Koreen, was
ilain v visio e. as we as t ie L'0ddens 0 Dilevui, Win., Hcnt. 21. 1878,
1 hortv. wnteh w;ia nnvr. iwoif. nnd tho uehts: 1 nave taaen notouito one uottl
iiudience could seethe movement of the " tb.e 1J!P ; elilo old man of
hnnds. An ink bnttle. a flower, nurts of 8 wt,en 'F"1 .. htyT ,.am " nfitlvc nd
.. i...tM 1 1 I i -i ...1 teciaswcil
. tl.rh. hnml loll .omnlw .hnn .m.l w' 1 um " n.u'
wnen i in? neiui oi a live Kitten was exuiu-
grcat many
J). Rover.
ited. there was iireat flnDlaiifie. and the
nventor warm vconuratu ii.im on bis mc- mtKEu for ulcwiyuax. i ueiievo it to oe
eesK. 1 he Heading haitlo. from wlncti we v'f 'rK""i
,i . il; i ii. .. ii.i I oiuur imiuuc men io ue ivu mio ifivina leii-
LoimeiiM; i ins uixuuiii oi uiu irnmintiuiL i si :in ....n- i
ni'Dnlmn wmrnMnlg 1 o rm.i.mtia nnhn . I . . " 1 wu . v " .. "v
tainodof its practical value m very bitjb mJj. nn nj mimm(m v(.i11hi r.m.
it beniK possible tor a signal othcer on a dies known to all, and that physicians use
railroad to see hundreds of miles of track
it the name instant. What next?
and trust in daily, wo should fru-ly commend
ii. i mcreiore cneeriiuiv ami ne&rtiiv com
mend Uo;i Hitters for tlie gotw) they have done
me and my friends, firmly believing they have
no n,uai rur tana y uo, i wm not ue wit
out them.'' Rkv , Washington, D. C.
Terr 1 1 le Slaughter In India.
From the London News.
Hats seem to to man's worst enemy in
the Dharwar districts. When it i ivked
what Knglaud has done for India, we may
reply, win; has killed 4 1 'J ,0-1 rats in the
week ending 27th September, 1879. There
is poincthing imindiOKG in these flgurea, wifowas cuntinod to her bed with such a com-
In an Knirlish county where invitations Plication ofaiimmts that no doctor could tell
ure worded thu-, "Mrs. Smith at konie, w -w" "i. I . J
liauini, iu tuu.igi.L oi un; a iuji.hit Ol . th , w . n u Hai. wilh Hon Bit-
llUllUIll ptild hilliit illunA tlttMll ,.t .avtv... 1. .... ..." ... 1 .
"Jt'j'fJ inn i . , t , u vimm. hi 1 1 i vi nut, I tan nn it. nnl t iminhl. I u-iiiim lo fruil
a young genijemun in one ui .ur. r;iyn 9 once more. I tried it hut mv folly proved
vtorien once hau n hirange auventurft. be wndom. Two buttloi cund her. She is
He and his bull-terrier wero accidentally now as well and strong as any man's wife, and
locked up in a barn b cope with (00 ratB. il mc only twu dara. Bo ye likewise
PlTTSFnim, Mass.. Hcnt. 28. 1878.
Huh: 1 hive tikc.n Hon Hitters aud recom
mended them to otliurs, as 1 found them very
ncncDciai. DlllH. J. W. 1 OLLKn,
Hen. Woman s Christian Tom per an je Union
Be Ye 1ikr Fooliho. "For ten years my
Tlin riit-i nearlv hnd the liesf. nf Hu ilnr-
but when the hero was roeuod Ihey were
"not the li'K)." Hut what are (MH) rats to
4'KUMHJ slauehteredina week? The Dhai
war district must he the proper Fceno ot
iiicopmio banner ft protected uallet ol
the "Katcatcher, in tliiB piece a dis
trict (inhabited by the ladii'Bof the ballet)
waa to bo devastated by ratn, and ret cued
by the prowess ot a tenor. The idea wns
capital
foolish.
H. W,
Detroit, Mich,
Monroe. Mich., Bent, 25. 1876.
Kins: I have been taking Utip Bitters for
inflammation of tho kidnevs nnd bladder, and
it has done for mo what four doctor failed
do. The effect of the Bitters seemed li
magic to mo, W. L. Carter.
Is i Preparation of IRON and CALISAY BARK, In combination with th Phospnatei,
Knlorol by the Meillcal ProfeRslnii, mul rei-ommendftl hr them for DviMpili, di-ueral ItehtlltT,
uialu lllseasL-s, aulof VltalUy.Ac, Ac.
JTfnnnrnrtnretl by tlip Ir. Ilurtor nedlrlnoro., No. 818 N. main Ntrfel, U LVoatlft
The tollowliig Is one of the very many testimonials wo aro receiving dally r
(Imtlrmrti: Nome lliron tnnntUi nan I huffiin I tin nrltn. IlitlTB-R'H Innv TAVIP. unftii thn nrtvM
heToMC. hlne ihIhh It l'liave ilunc twice the lattor Hint 1 evcnlM hi tho name time ilnrlng my Illness.
1 Willi ilimnle I lie -;isc. l it h I lie IniiiniiU nerve ami viirnr or body, hits come nlKii a clearness r
(liotielit iiuvcr hcl'ore enjoyed. If the Tonic tins not done the work. I know mt wliut I jilvt 11 lb
bi -" ni obi uruieuiny joun,
TllOY. O ,.fan.2, 1V7H. J. 1. Vat'v. PnMor Chrhtlan Church, Troy, O
I'or a'alv hj Drucclita nnd irnerl llrulrra tlvwry bf ri.
KAHSiSCllY.SIOV
1Plnym and Dramaa.
0er 1,U(I0 dllTHrnnt kinds. Hmnehoitr'n Nohndr, 1
fari-e, IV. ; Drlvealo lh Wftil.l act play, lM.i isa
iKllHv'uHwrMt.act tlrams, l&.; Hum, or ins em
Inb. y net drama. Va. Any drama imhliflhnd rr anj
nf ntiorn Mcnl hy mull oo riuclut of prlcH. Thr K. V
hook a nenn ro 2i aiun nannw unj, ai
WANTED
uiHirict AKttaia wuqh'u i
a ti P tTnmfi nnA TrMtrm
iitV.Q. nuuic diiuuurrti
lit- ASSOCIATION
la all the WnMoro and
Norlhwelern HUten and 'lrrltnrif. Aitilrnm, iv-
It-reoci". .IOMN W. FKAZKlv. Hiiit. AKHOClen,
uinw. tttt !.' Sulln Hi !. rmi-Ai;.), ij,,
Morphine llahlt 4'nrfl In 10
loifOilii.t. ui,v till 4 iirel.
1111. J . !l I'KI'JI KN I.iii1lun. (Illll
5in c? ,!,!-!, John A.McDonaldAO
aiUlhh (1 LA.'J. wt..Jrl ais, rail dcalt-n (
ui' n Ml-v,Jiirf avi nae.
W it I (hits Gold lTiPCf VT PftTS W
Knmi.loikAelmiUnrH0jjJJ UUXbiN
TT.slJI.W. ,1.1. VltlUUllMl.l'uUnkl,lJORSaUo.,lU.
Tlie " IJ MI nctrrf Ire."
. HlOSdlu for A3 ; U-os.to2R lbs.
1 War tfmmtlTt imc.f or A tor.
II aiTrlT iTCll" pOrirCh bt'QO IDT CUXOIS
iV t I'l lt-l'IMHlK Cf)VI-:itH. SIGN'S. AVIM1-
IU slltlil'S Ai- Ml i;iEV.V-l!AK I' It.
am jiljb niNtjiuini M'wt. ( lliniiiii. a.i,.
ZW Si-n-l Tor liuKtr.m .1 ir li-t
HOMES!
the hull 1-wat-
tion in the West,
Landau ild un lony
time and r.t low
orlrrff. Kmtilnrmonl dnrmir winter "t itood wasfi1.
Riiarnnloml. l or )Si Ikularn. N"nil niimn and nddiuu
uo "M;il rani lo 11111,11' N IIAKltlH,
r. u. uoi nt. I'xui, .Mlom-iutia.
THF.
BE
ANliUNK
SlfiGER!
Two Drawers
lirop l.rnrnu(
l over Mivlt. In
oliidtntho rcsula.
rYTEA Johnson Itutllar,
4itllter, ltliHler, Thiciul- utter. nnd Kl f
lleinilterNfili-livfiruu on tuo ears, in hanhab uttt,
Mo., la giiou Bbipi'inc oritur, A CtOtT
If $5 accomnnnics vonrM I oafu
order 1 wlllfmnd the Machine, aoit you may pny tho
lialant-H($J0)nliPn TniirereivHlt. (livj.jilalnBhiniilDi
dlrectinna. II. W 11 ITKl.KY. laO OranJ' Ave.iKansaf
CUt, Slo, TiuelUiie lcUien, por dozonHSctaw
CASH PAID FOR
if i Pxttrtf
r
5 V
ST. LOUIS PAPER WASEEOUSE,
217 & 219 N.Maln St,
PAPER STOCK WAREHOUSES
.'o liiS tn !.':; Xorlli M.v.!i Street.
Addrm: Sf. lulls V.V.
P. o. It", ui.il. r
' tl'.EnOtSE,
CELEBRATED
wmm
A amid Bantist olcrirvmao, of Bercen, N. Y.,
a strone teinnorHooe man, anfTorod with kid-
but thfl conventionality of the noy tnmble, neuralgia and dixzincM almost
KrnnrVi stnirP nrnvpnted it irnm heincr t or. t. blindness over two years, after ho w ad-
t'ormfil. Abee would do very well, it was TiMdtIlftt Ilup B.'5ter cure him bo-
.... . ... I nsii-at ha BFaiai nfiairl nf aiul nralnillaiul Inatntl
said, but not a ra. llic Bayaderes of the
Dharwarcolloctorate would muke a charm
ift chortH it this ballot chanend to be
revived by nn Knlish maniivr. Much
miclit bo none, too, with a cnmiu nnd cow-
ardly collector, !ikr Sahib Jos Scdlry, of
lloKL'b'ywollah. Hut ffovernnient, tuft in ir
oanne be was afraid of and prejudiced against
the word "Hitters. ' Binoe his cure bo Fays
none need fear hut trust tn Hop Uittcrs.
A Good Accoun. 'To sum it np, six lone
years of h'd-ridicn sicknoss and suffering,
eostimr 1300 a year total l.'DO all of which
was stopped hy Hop uittcrs taken hy mv wire,
i .1 .: i :. . i . ., , ti i wno nas aunt nor own miune wuri mr n your
a strictly practical view, do not think of Linp0 withont thel,aof aday.and I want
imiiiK h I'M"-'! f i-. averyb-jdr to snow tt for their oentit.
niimt'in tuwn ui ini. i tiry uuvr ni'reiy
set a price on each rut 'a hend, which wan
to he naid un to tho iMh ot November,
1879. Already a re wards have been paid
tor the destruction ot several millions.
John Weeks, Butler. N. Y.
Bradford. P.'.. May 8, 1875. It has cured me
of "overal diseases, anoh as nervous, sink n ess
at the stomach, monthly troubles, etc. I have
not seen a sick day in a year, since I took Hop
Hitters, never i or my neiKtioora use tnem.
Mas. FanniR Uuebk.
A Croa Baby.
Nothing ia so conducive ti a man's remaiuins
ahachelor as storm inn for one ninht at the
The Scranton (Pa.) Republican afunrte
tliat the following story is true: Mr. John
Merchant came to this country from K nor
land some ten years nifo, and settled in
tins citv. Ilix sister nncded him some
nin vmrn, and until last Saturday they hnse of a married friend and being kept
did not know of each ot hei 'ii whereabout, awake f.r Ave or six honrs hy the crying of a
Vn(h.,v linn.. ..nil. 1.I-.M1 Hvini in llwln ot.iss hahy. All cross and cryinK hahiw niwl
i. rt' A- j - i ' : Ti uny Hop IJittcra to make th-m well and smil-
t ark during this tun-, and have attonded ' youn roftni r(mBmb3r thi.-Tnmlltt.
the sam church, lliey ent Uit Bab- .
b.ith together at hii resilience, and were A precious gora la "Seller's Cough Byrun"
as nappy a couple unaouo:euiy as couio bsi never been Known to un in curing ootaa
bo touna within tne city. 'oougoa, ana nooping oongn. rnoe, wo.
Do yon feal that any one of year orcaui-yonr itenv
woritT If 'so, repair thu da maun wltli tti mod pnwfi
of all weakonai la a unlvnral parftlyta of ttifi nyntei
and that bucli paralf ill la tbo lmmedlato prccuiaor
For ialo by all DruggUti aod Ucalots leaerally.
i.i'l. tSMLL
IRON
liorwits I'xi-i
our I itos 'li
tut
illiilfly liunh-nsotiiu tome. A varallun of a nunnli dl'd not btIvo nicniurli n lli-f, htitoi
lowr.i ty intTeaM'il nnmtnitloti and slnklnir Oil Ills. At tills tttni! 1 uriran the use 4
At tlila Mini! 1 lii'inu thfl uan r
'I'd NIC In il 1 1 w lilcli I n:ilii!ril ahnoMt Innm-illiitfl anil Wfinili rfnl refill H. Tim olil cilcrrt
lurtH'il iiinfj inn in I that mv nntiinil loiru W:is not iKTiiiaiiiintly alutol. j Iisue lined three bottles ol
ThU ponilcr makM M(.IIt-Fil(w Butter the yrar ronnd. Com
monenvc ami the Science of (hi ml lry ap;ilrd to Itultcrw
making. July, Aii-mt and Wilder Buuer made equal to the
best June i nMlurl. TinTcascs proiliict 0 per rent. Improves
Quality at least 0 er cent. Reduce lalior of churning one
half. Prevents Rutter becoming rancM. lmroTfs market
value 3 to 5 venl a imuiiil. Cuarantee l free from all Injurlom
InprnlieittM. Ctm a nice GoMcn Color lhe year round. 29
ccnlV norlli will prmluco $.1.00 in Increase of iirmtart and
market Taluc Can you make a better hiTcstineiit I beware
of iiultaliorih. Genuine sold only In boxes with trade
mark of dairy-maid, together with words "Gti.T-EDGK
Butter Makkii" printed on eiich package, Powder sold
by Grocers anil General Slonskeeners Ak your Uculcr for
otirlmok "Tllntfi to Butter-HJakere," or send slnmp to us
for It, Small size, X lh., at 2.5 cents; Large tdzc, 2 ' lbs,,
$1.0a Great caving hy buying the larger m.c.
Address, BUTTER IMPROVEMENT CO.. Prop'ri,
1Tra-!tmarku Hultfr tlaker ItrtjiitertJ. RlTFKAI.O, N. Y.
SEED POTATOES
Nwl ...id IrUli, all Icmlliiic viii-lt'llN,
LiriiMt .tocli IQ thfl WM. BWrinil (or C.tntoini..
for .nln Hy . IA YJ.UK. Arra.trODII, r.o.B.
I ii ii i' (ii n
III! Ill
SUB I I 1
111 BJ 1 1
f my M'-rt-
not) nciin
FREE CIFTlAflSL'l
iiluk will bo soul tu liny leraon atnu tt-il with I '
im,itlon( lirODc-imia. ABtnnis, horo inr,ini,fr .n.-
ntnrrh. It h i-leifun'tF iiricld and llliintriiteil ; )
lAK 12:no, 171. It hiinlircn Xhn mttann. In thu n"
ntnfl Rail iwMolflc aildrnrfi, with lx ciiDtwiiostnrn I
iiirtllim:. I Ii t"k I Inynltmliln to in'rroni t
Ith mi uiieana oi ich a . ii !
iiUrfsa Ur. N. ft. Wtu.l-l ,
Clnctnniiti, 'lit .
Hus tns ppr In waich you san tlila n.lvertiwr.T P'
PERRIN BROST,
R0DUCE CtHMISSIM
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Pittsburgh, Pat
Pit M i: I.OlVKIt TII A V. V. It.
WlllTKr'uH Il.LUSTKATEU (JATAU)Ol'E.
REDDINC'S
RUSSIA SALVE!
ESTAuLlsnn 1806,
ltnaalwhiatthogreat NewTorkdrj gooda merohsnl
wrlti ... ....
HEw XORK. AUfUiiv, iwiw,
Mksrhh. ItsmnNO A Co.!
likNTH: In all kinds of wounds, aod (Dflammattnn
f fvfry kind, Icooaldnr your Hubs! a Hala ths lwt
rimodyl havwovnr osod. lecldoui eferuae aoythlog
tlauln my bnnnn or stables.
ltHBHicttm!yyoor, It. II. CLAFIN,
Worth atroet, M.r.
RUSSIASALVE,
Is put un tn thf oflJ"": 2V,, Wc , and il. Vaetnof I
alzo for an I mail. if" For sate by all druaslats.
"The on l otijnctlnn to
inur M'omiiion Ntnsn
torkfr1 Is, wi all want
It wilta all Mzna. from
thu two jeai old tnby to
tho chaiiiiiloa mmher of
thnr'st Mttn'aCluh."
Ktitj chair madn upon
hooor aod warraotml per
'fI.'ai nn (mm 7.t csn'ii tn Mil narh. HiMtrla
rut hi of (rt-ifht on hfnt Wottoro routes. Hood for
Catalogue. Manufactured by
F. A. HlNCLAlIt. MottTlllo, N. Y
REWARD ofifKS;
I'ilcHth&t HfllinK's I'ilo
Itt'iiieity fmltocuro. Givna
n.iini-iliimi r.-licf, ciuym canon
i'f I'hii' ut.iiidniii In ) wi eli.
0 r! k 9 -'i'"! "T'linnry cam ln3daja,
yCfiUTIOSiir-TO
(i;j.(r,.n r. hitt.l"i Hi., hhwka l;U vf,-mtt m,J
r.J,r.)litlrT'i!.;.:'ir;t.U. Jt J n l.liU'. (!.,l,t
- tlldrtiiMMstB. by mnil bj ,1. 1'. Mil 1 1 tt.Sf.
rupr.,H. W.cur.U'oulU aud Aicli til4.,l'luladA.ara.
This 4'httni-lloitHf ICsliiblKh
t-The Turkish Shampoo.
A dellQhttut, fragrant Shampoo.wllh i election otfout
rare and oxquliltopertumot: Ottar ot Rosea, White Vie
lel.Eau do Gologne.Perilan Plant. Tho only Remedy
known aodendoricd hy phyalelana and chemlit
for effectually removing dandruff and promoting
A ISntnral Growth ol tho Ilntr,
Cares Sourvy , -"TTr. and Itching ol
thcScnlp. Wo kjV, prepare eepec
Ully forthobar 5JWA here' trado the
Pliainpoo, wlihf TfvkO t essential part
ot Bay Rum, I 1 c )W''ICB ' Pro
nminccdbThairV W?f drcaserB un
etinalrd. In ord VAjjf iQA? r'n9 fl'v P""
dime desired, &t?&Kr teuton rpreipt
Ol priro, 76 eta. -5J Four perfumes
or ii rely parked, 12.25. l)lronnttoilcalors. Pe
nit hy P. O. Ord or, Express or ItrgUterad Letter,
OLIVKU, BATES ft CO.,
137 Grand Hotel, Cincinnati, O.
Axenta Wanted. Wrlta for DartlcuUra.
VAl.l Altl.l Qntl T11S.
1'ow I.uir. ThonsandH of tfnldiers and heirs
entitled. Pensions date hack to discharge ur
death Time limited. Address with stamp,
OEOHOE E. LEMON,
P.O. Drawer 325. WAsaisoiotf. D. C
If oo am Biifffrlnu from
lof OO A btnl of fii-lincnf,
Hop llittfin
If Too aro limplv siline,
diiplrllud, wlltiout cii-ur
IJ.p ltittrra
If yon are s mlnMfr,
lf with voiii i)n-ti:ii;.Iilu
out Mllh caiu and murk,
CONOVER BROS
UU main hi., hanniitjiM
nd aWi Norm 1-tftU
btreot.Kt. LoulB.
SonthweBlura ArhoU f4
s(riiiMay A Nonw1
liimiii nuil llian
and Miislca" Mi'rrh.ini'isfl: Inrncut Mocks aod
loKMt nrlci'Bi Bt'nd lor val alui;uii nod i ic.-i i;U i.rltft.
.... !.-iT.Sl..C.ir. A 4'o,
Muni
Ait- I:-jut Jiaki.!: 4 Uai(
.nJ-'.'".'!!:'.".' i iiikih'bi noil
R Vlff-j. jlktoJa, A t:i;. i-1' Si nd tirui-w l
I l'iftraifdiaUlorumvithru
m Cff c Sfi.fl 1"l,'t' Tli'i-n-llo nut Uu
" JkCIJ I" ruH and hhoddy urcacl
KS &o25&:m' Ka'P wll"n 'ou 1,111 Bt I ho bom
WfeKK' AUI.MH WANAIiD.
PIANO
OF THE VKIIT BKST
MAKE AT ASTON.
ISIIINO FimntKS.
iti.t in ni (Tiin n H H!
tVi hi'LiiI I "w I'rliwa. U II IS ft M
Kn.u1 for cntnliiKH., o, r..iijv, ncKr uro,.. mniiia.
tin., L'nlrticiuiK, nnd Hlorr & Onmp t'l.ao, . OiKtal.
1 J- i -i U
GAMP.
Ol'J A, 114 Ui-IVK (ST, T. 1A1U.
AGENTS WANTED .'SJ.a'SL'S:
plelo and SiiUifOtic blhtory ol mo Rft-ni luur ui
GRABT ABOUND H WORLD
ItlwribenltojalPaliirei. ltaro Curln-llbiH, Wnalth
and Wonders f the !nMs, China, .laiian. A
miHInn i.i ikiIh want ll Thin la thu bt Ht I'liancn of
yemr llfu to niakn money. Itttwaro of "catih-iH'nny"
imiiminns, ntnil mr rirnimm mm min in mi, iu
A kit t. National l'vnbiniuxo Co., St. Lmila, Mo
riMit'tt rm-f lort'onHiiitiit-
tlun Isal'othclHt pniiqti nii'd
iclne. llor ninnll tiot tit-
Inrft, Holdrvt'rj-whero. li-lr
id SI. 00.
Warranted to llrst hiiyprs.
pa.ruii'i:,ii.i.'W
fin oliij, rnnuiioiilii, llronelilllSi,
asIIiiiiii, ( roup, niinn!lnur 10111:11, nnu
iltl ilisrnsi'H ot (he Itri'iitlilng OrKiuis.
it tuHilh!9 mill Iii'iiIk tlio Mi'inhniiitt of
tho LuiigH, iiilliuiit'il mill poisoned lij tlie
dlsiMio, mill lire-vein tho iiL'lil-nweiils
nml tlghliit-ss acnisH lim clicst wiiioli ac
company II. CONfSlIJlI'TlON id noian
incurable iimlnily. It Is only ncvcssiiry
to hare Iho rlurlit rcmcily, anil II ALf,,S
BALSAM Is Hint rcmcilv. 110XT 1)E
Sl'AIK OP RELIEF, for this neiiiun
spwillowlll euro you, even though pro
fesnional aid fails.
MOTT'S
MTnimiTfioi
LIVER PILLS,
The Great Cathar'dc Yegctahie ReguJatcr.
Tiifr ratify torpidity nt tti t lvr
5hfjr ffiviniiAin thc'Ntotnnch.
Ury nrrvrnt arriplnaror th Rowtli.
&AtiA4 ozix. ka
Wo Mean Cured, Not Merely Relieved
And Van I'rove What we Claim
tfW Ther r no fnllnr? and no dluap
polnlmcntaj. If you arc troubled wlih
NICK !'HK All Aril Kyoa ran beriwlly nnd
quirlllr rnrcd na hnndrrds buve bren
nlrrnd.T. W ahull bo plrosrd to mall a
Vhfwt of leBllrauulala tojnii.T lntvreald.
CAKTF.K MCIUCINU CO.. E1UK, l'KNN
RBSSPI
50 LD BT AU ORUCBIST
of
verdnv
r you
ivlll Cora You.
r von fi-ol weak. And
ly knmtlnic br,
,vlll la-vlvp Yon.
ind liavn orrrtaifd fonr
ii'; or a mother, wora
Hop ltltltrtt will
If you ore a rasa
i'il a nf Ttvu 1
tur. toiling ovi
Uop lSlttfru n-MlSsiictiKthoii You,
If rntt ftrn nunr. and
crolloo. or are growing icuj
Hop Itltlnm wllll Kflli vo Yon.
Ifjou ar In llw work-
dnik. niiruhoi' ami
c leu n Hoc- loom or llw
If'llilUK,
Uop Hlttci-a Ik
IfTonirooId. and rant
nerfPi uatteady, aud youi
nop Vlttora will
nnd
Trj Hop Couli Cure
It tore You.
mwf, wpl(pnil by In
ilutli-i: nr a man of let
midnight work,
hop. nn inn farm, at th'i
ol lhdt vnnr kVAtcni offftdl
iiatiQg.ultliout lutux
What You Need.
.tilwi ! ffftble, foot
laCUltlN WIDlDg,
i;lve you Now Lift
iRor.
nnu ralu Keller.
ton hai r. hy ai t, nnrooiRTH.
WARNER'S
AFE
BITTERS
A mcdlolno which atlmulat thfl Anmtlt, lm
Iirovpg lilRPstlon, anil U tho boat of all Tunica ana
Hood luriflitrfl. It cured Hcrofulous nd Cancor
on Boron nnd Humors, Ulcew, Kryatpelaii, Bait
CoDRtipatloD, Wraknpssof tVinHtomach. DyBpep
ala, Dizzinpiu and General Debility. It U tho re
mit of much Btudy and many cxprrlnirnw; II
Klentlflrnlly prflporrd from choice vegetable ex
tracts, and can to taken with benefit in all dli
oiiRPN iinlikn tho mmt nt the, hitler of the nay.
ltd effects are permanent, and there 1b nothing
equal to it for bulldlnR up a weakened nnd wanted
body. It la always
anil prostrating tm
be found benetlclul
elulto everyone. It corrects the
evils of Improper drinks, unwholesome food and
ovcr-catlns, and Is tho bent temperance subHtltuta
for alcoholic; drinks. Tho world Is challenged to
product) a lilturs ao medicinal and strungthcnlng
as thu.
Bottlei of two sizes; prices, 11.00 and SOcenta.
Wtm.rr's Mnfo Kidney nnd Mvrr (!arc,
Wurinr Kur IMIU and WnrniT'n Hnfi!
Servlno aro other superior rciuvdlus, each the
cat of its class.
Hold by Druggist, and nrnn.11 as well aa large
orders filled at the manufactory,
bond for pamphlet. Address
II. II. WARNER, tV CO..
It orb ruler, N. Y.
dictionary bmtmTk-ttfl
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KW l'.lITIOf contains a Supplement
" of ovar 4fHM dow words and meanings
Vacb new word in Supplement hat bren ae-
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