Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 18, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 August 1871 — Page 4

Under the Elm. (Hug to me, gentle rammer wind. Of the beautiful da ye, I lost, re the truck of my shining anga 3y ein was ever crossed : Sfcig of the fr off summers. And woo me back to the hours VTaen my heart reflected the stir light, And tears were as April uhowi re. I ie in the elm's broad shadow And see through the branches green, A' glimpse of the sky above me, A bine t nd Bhining sheen ; I hear the low sweet warble Of a bird that sings anear A tremuU us song of happy love With never a note of fear. The air is all a-tromblo With scngs of thousand thing t. And gUui 'ing athwart the snnbi ams I see their'glittenng wiuiis ; Apiinst my trailing girmonts Tun beautiful grasses lean. And dowra at the chn root's taui;lo The mis s are cool and grce 1. And eomewhero from over the -neadow. On the fitful breezes borne, There floits to my car the thrll ing note Blown out from the distant h rn. And a ra iturous song of thankiglving Wells t p from my heart's donp core To the Otverof song and annul line And s mmcr'a bountiful stoie. lb soul is drifting afar to-day To the teles of the purple sea -The isles of hope that were dii 1 ivith mist Seem lairer and nearer to m ; 1 wonder if like the rosy ky, "Whose color is turning to gr: y, BIy Tiaiois will loso their gold' n light As nig at o'erkhadows tho da; .

IMPORTANT TO SETTLERS.

THE V OBLD'S PEACE JUBILEE

Description of tho Proposed Coliseum.. The Ti nces of Sunday contained the prospectus of the International Musical festival cf 1872, to commence in Boston

on the lltlt of June next, and closing on tK.4 itli ii f Tnlv followincr. The Boston.

Traveler o: Saturday luriusues tiie loi ana oy-anci -oy u -win meui v im m.

lowine inscription oi ine coliseum m vei-sni ncHwouutrc

be erected on the occasion:

th!

Theodore Tilton Interviewed on tho Woman Suffrage tyueotio ti. "What do yon think are the prospects of woman suffrage ?" "There never," said ho, " was a great reform which advanoed so rapidly in pub lie favor ns this doing. At the beginning it had to encounter a universal preju

dice ; it now gets a universal hearing

Evervthins: in connection with

world's yeice Jubilee, to be 'lolden m June nest, is progressing Jiost satis

factorily, and Mr. Oilmoro is receiving

asaurancas. of success on all hands.

This proposed coliseum to be errected

in wt.inli to hold iih' great juouto i

186 Th-'torm ot the proposed oouseum cn t ie ground plan is a quadrila-

terial paraleUograme, 4421 loot wuieuv 822J feet in leugth, covering an area of 34('.,8t Ieet, or near eight acres. The roof, -without tho eh n'iuus for the windows, monitor. &c, will have th-a

"How long do you mean in saving ' by and-by J " " I cannot tell. But here and there a state perhaps Iowa or MiHsachusetti first, and then others afterward wi.A adopt it, and then, sooner or later, the whole sisterhood of states will listen to reason and fall into lints." s "'What, is your view of. tie Fon-.i teeiith and Fifteenth Amendments as giving to women the right of suffrage already V "I think that an ingenious argument may be made for and against the nriYiioniti'nn. A free construction of

appearei ce of an elongated dome, as it ; the constitution, following the int-eit round- up toward the centre from, the ; of the f rumen and ameiulers, basing ends 0.5 well as the sides. The height ; itself on the bad precedents of onr ex- .... . . t-. .r: 1 I..1..4;..,. ,11 n., nRiindt till1

oi elevanon is 0.5 ieet ; me iiigui, m ; iHuug iv$inuiiuu, e """ .

.,f , aiA 1R font ; from the oai-: new lnternretiUion. rsut a ciose

anai flow, inside, 160 feet; length of j technical reading, seizing upor

The Secret Attitude or Russia in tho Late Wur. Concerning the intention of Russia to interfere during the Franco-German war, on tho side of France, a Versailles correspondent of the London Times gives these details: " Already a report lii; been seoral times spread thf.t when 'lie lirst defeats struck the French army, the Kmperor of Russia olt' red tho government of the Tuilories his -nod nfllees to bring about peace

without i.iniioivion the revolution of tie:

having occum d, these favorable over

tnreseouldnof.be e-.irrwed out. Clement Piivornoi, invited to inform the f ionmiissioii ot v.htit lie knew positively on thi-' subject, dre.v out of his pocket the eopv of ," disjiatch from His Majesty the 0;'m; dated the day after Sedan, in which it was e.ipressly stated that the Ijmpiror of Russia would employ himself energetically to bring about peace on the basis of territorial integrity for France. This cUbpateh lisivitig only arrived in Paris after the revolution had already succeeded, had fallen into the hands of tie new Minister for Foreign Affairs. Jules Favre, who, naturally could not carry it out in the manner contemplated, al-

" Official." Information received from J. C. Co-! ver, consul at Fayal, in the Azores, j states that there are now no disabled j seamen on his hands. This consulate, j which has cost the Government on an :

average between eight and ten thousand dollars n year for the past thirty yearn, has reduced its expenses to a few hundred dollars per annum. For some time it was the wonder of the aeeount- .... . IT, I1A1,1

lllg Officers at tile .treasury i.t;iiiiii

of terrikorv : b it, i ment whv so much money was expend-

tth of September ! ed at that port. An investigation was , , nalnaard.

View oi HMUi-itutmiii; ; .-

Dt rt.no the fever epidemic of last month., the stock of Ayor's Ague Cure in the old Nc rth State boenmo exhausted, and before suppl." could bo received from Lowell, the Buffering from chills and fover became fearfaL A few pi.rtiuswere so fortunate as to have it on hand, and in Ireholl County, the druggists eked out tUeii slender stocks by selling dosos a spoonful each for a dollar. Mmy paid, ten dollar i for a bottle, when the regular prioe ie but one, and thought themselves favored at that, io valuable are the curative propertina of this reparation, which not only oxpele the poison from tho system but leaves the patient 1 . , - ; .1 1 . 1. 1 ; - 1 - - 1.

Willi imiuptuieu UOiUlll OUU V1UUI. nu UCWIll

Iauds on Ihe of til J P. & Ij. S. RiilU-onil-Pormitl Surrey of the Route, From th Clark County H pubUean. The advantages offered to settlers in the north western portion of Clark and the western portions of M irathon connties are probably unsurpassed in the vast region of the great west. Very few are aware ot this fact, and as a general desire is manifested for aknowledge of the country lying beyond t oe bounds of the recent new settlements, it affords us much pleasure to be aide to give some information concerning it, which we have obtained from Mr. H. W. Smith, a gentleman vho has just returned from a trip to that section. At the same time some interesting facts wDl be given of the present operations of the Portage and Lake Superior Railroad Company, whicl . possessed of a large land grant, has the power to prosecute its important enterprise with nothing short of complete success.

Our informant tells ns, from personal observation, that the land in townsh ips 56, 27, 23, 28, 29, 30, 31, and 32, ranee one and two east, embracing an unsettled territory, 12 miles wide and over j 40 miles long, is of th richest and most productive quality, admirably well adapted in every partcular for the kighest state of cultivation. The country is rolling, he ivily timbered with oak, maple, bass-wo;d, etc. In the first live townships named there is some pine,

and occasionally hemlotk and spr ice trees are noticeable. In township 30 there is plenty of hemlock with some balsam and spruce. In 31 and 32 spr ice i more abundant. Tbf land is pronounced very good, a ad throughout this whole region beauti ful little lakes, abounding with fish are happily interspersed, adding immensely to the attractiveness and inciting appearance of the country. forth of this the lands ;xe inferior foi agricultural purposes, r od are covered with a thick, heavy growth of hemlsck timber, many trees beii g from two to ihree feet in diameter. We speak only of that part of the count ry comparat: veIv unknown, but contigaous to this the

the best

oorrider 2 188 feet : width of corridor, possible meanings of the various dount- though u would have veci v ranee so 18 feet ' There will be four towers, 120 ' ful expressions, such as G' nervl Butler many misfortunes. Tt. has been very feet h.e one in the centre of caclt i ad roitlv and bravely gave in his minor- wrongfully said that Favre had. jouceal-

end aid one in each side, on whicii l ltv report on ine woounnii iv.cni"i..o, i, or, r.n- i,. l.ih: will'be enblems representing the four i yields the argument over triumphantly nation which did not allow him to m-

lered with the view

it there was not some frauds ou the part of the venereble iiredecessor of Mr. Cover, who has been United States eonmi at Fayal for a third of a century. Mr. Cover, soon after his arrival, discovered the cause of such large expenditures. He wrote to the State Department for relief, to which the Acting Secretary of State replied that the de-

i The tebbtfio duei between Pbtbsu

I and Fuyvce is over, but thousands of

battl ;s between D. WaIjKeb's Vinuqab

Bitthhs; and dyspepsia and liver complaint are now going on in every State of th Union. The issue of such contests in never for one moment in dtmbt. The eonilict mav last lonerer in some

! n.U!d flton , ti nttaM VlT, f T .-Rl'lirHA

ertiies t.linn in ntherfl.

partmenthad an appropriation to defray j Vegbtab-jE Tonic and Amebattvi! o

the expenses of foreum intercourse, out i THE Njnexeenth Centdkt, invariably not for the purpose recommended. , cllres

Failing to obtain the desired nici, Mr.

nuarte;:s of the globe. Sixteen toweif .

each 6t( feet high, will be over the different ei trances ornamented with the Hags and coats-cf-arui of the different nationalities. There will be two towere, on a n each extremity of the root', 210 feet high, an! n grand central tower, 540 ft et high. Between the three towers on the roof will be a slated monitor 16 feet high, for the purposes cf ventilation. The several towers above the cornices will be surmounted by a eafrtelh ,t d balustrade. Tho buildings is to je constructed by a series of trussed t relies 12 feet iu depth and one foot in tiickness, spanning tho entire width, and six rows of intermediate longitudinal trasses of the same depth, rnnnimr the whole length of the buih.L-

into the hands of the women. It I were

a woman i would claim my right to Bivlrage under the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. And 1 hope that the women who are making this claim will not bate a jot or title of it " 'I'o you think that a woman will ever bo President of the United States?" ''Yes, and not only that. Let me tell you that our American institutions, to be made consistent with our Republican ideis. must ignore all political distinctions founded on color or sex. To this end this nation will one day have n President who will represent, in the an mo one person, the triumph over both these distinctions. In other words, the President whom I most wish to see chosen before I die will repre-

Cover has availed himself of his pecu

liar genius, and now rejoices in an economical akministration of affairs. iXational Daili) (Washington) KcpubHcan, May 29th.

Sate yonn Doctor's BiliiS. Cob's Dybpbpsia C'rBE will save the expense of a Doc

tor very many tiroea, if kept on hand ready for inline liate use. In the Summer season, for

Cholera Morbus, Pain in the Stomach, Diarrhea, tc, it is a euro and certain remedy.

Fl-

Sipccial Notices.

ing, sustiimng the rool witnont any j sent, at one ana ine same ih-mj, mt internal columns or Bnpports. The i negro nice and tho female sex. I me'ir Arches m to be made of twin segments a negroes. Do you understand me ?"

of a cirslo, ot an outside radius of 2P2 j

feet, making and joining in tlie ceutie t

or apex, giving the prohle of tlie arcli a slightlv (hrdiic feature. The chord of the arcli .vill be at an angle when in po

stering Place Fashion Si Saratoga Cor. S. Y. Commercial Ad"trtirr. THE NEWEST SENSATION

heril from the envoi re the good will of

the Czar tllten, ' in the course of his career oi opposition, had the celebrated lawyer attacked the Autocrat of the Russias. He tould not enter, as a ir atter of course, into negotiations with the sovereign. Preparations were neces

sary, and they were almost imaiediately conlhleil to Thiers, who started for London, before going to St. Petersburg. How much t me, as well as good will, was lost In regard to this, a prominent authority in European politics writes : " These revelations arc mere valuable for the light thv throw upon a probable future than for that which they reflect upon as irrevocable past. The dismemberment of France will make questions of strictly western policy so paramount for years to com; in the councils of any conceivable! French government that Russia, with tact and imtience. mav clearlv count hereafter

upon her eo-op;ration in following up, both on the Baltic and on the Danube, i

the unohnnorcnble objects not only ot

Ail Eagle (Story. The following storv is told in th

gin Courant, a Scottish paper : " "While a nurseryman named Stuart vns waiting to open tho dams on the Spev that float down the timber from Abernethy, at the foot of the Cairngorm, he was startled by the cry of a largo eagle immediately above him.

On looking up he observed an eyrie in a broken tree, about forty feet high, and to satisfy his curiosity he began to

ascend the tree. This was, however, ",bcrX 'YJSSJT;

rather a difficult job, the branches be- I amt c-nutut csmiKinioa wl inestimable friend

ing decayed. The nearer he approached j the nest the nearer the eagles up-1 proached him, till at last, one of them made a dart at him and fixed his claws ; in his head. With some difficulty he i got his claws out of his head with only j a few scars, but leaving his hat in his i talons. The bird then flew about with ! it on the edge of the nest. Stuart, be- j coming alarmed, got down the tree as j quickly as he could, fortunately for him, being unmolested by the eagles in

his descent. "

IS

VJIclidJ'lI'lfeArii'M

JL WiUttt, Proprietor. tb Af'M, 8a FnnetKi

THE GEEATEST QEHCAL inscovm OF Ting AGE.

sition cf 58' decrees from the surface 5 iu watering-place costumes is Che Eliza- hl,r dynastic and diplomatic traditions, Bluuil c . n I l,nll,i,n .i.icf, Hi-id in Pvtiti-ninn Tt, Pflll- ' i i V .1 1 i.:i.l 1 1... r.i

of the evoiuid. The feet of the arches

and also the sills and the posts will rest on a pile foundation four feet below the surface, 1( pile thoroughly capped being under the foot of each arch, while the elevation walls or corridors servo as buttresses to prevent the arches from spreading, although the arches, starting from the foundation so nec rly pcrpendioular will have a very little tent ency to spread with whatever

weight n ay be put upon ttieni. ane arches are to be 20 feet from centre to centre. There will be 22 full arches.

4 hip arches, and 82 parts of arches or in other phrase, jack arches or curved arches. The sides and ends of the building vill be uniform, the roof being hippel, thereby presentiuglesssnrface to the force of the wind, than perpendicular gables. The side elevations are to bs composed of 41 arches, and the end ol 21 arches, each 20 ieet wide from cenfc.-e to centre, and 45 ieet high, supported by panelled pilasters 2 feet 6 inches (vide. The pilaste- will be

crowned with a Ulan capctto cap and

same may be said of th ? land extend- ; uecking. The halls and drawing-rooms

ing west and southwast into ClarK wji je lighted by a circular-headed county for many miles, including the j mullion windows, inserted midway bemost settled and promising parts of Jtu tween the pilasters. Tho corridor will

countv, and the land now beingrapidly lighted by circular windows of the

be than costume in Cretonne. It con

sists of light or dark material covered with immense bouquets, variegated figures, and flowers. Tlie material ; looks like Major De Boots's wallpaper. It is leoped up over a dark skirt black ; velvet bows and garlands of v vriegated i wild wocd flowers (artificial.) The hat i is a Charles II. chapeatt, uuvde of tine Leghorn, the brim lined with black velvet, and cocked up on one side. It has a nobby and jaunty air, carrying 1 vou back to the time of Elizabeth and

j the seventeen days' tournaments at I Kenilworth. j THESE CRETONNE SUITS ; were first made by Worth for the Em-

pruss to wear to the Longehf.mp races in June last year, before King William th undered down over the Bavarian border. Last August, Mrs. Belmont appeared with a suit at Newport, and

created a sensation, ilns summer t notice several suits here among the leading fashionables. They have a place, a legitimate place at the races, when gentlemen wear veils and feathers and scarlet neckties. gentlemen's toilets at Sari.toga are about thus : In the morning, straw hats or Tyrolese with

but of the fanatical faith

the whole Russian race.

and hope of

taken'by new settlers. From general

appearances the land further east into the very center or acros s the county of Marathon, enjoys the aime advantages, in respect to soil and timber. Through this rich a id undeveloped

country of almost infinite resources, is to pass the Portage and Lake Superior railroad, a formtil survey of which has already been completed. That this road will Ve built very soon there is no reason to doubt, in view of the fact that it has mi immense lnd grant which extends twenty miles on either side of the route, taking every alternate section The early settlement, of these lands is very promising, an! pioneer places are continually growing more and more remote from this locality in the direction of the road. The country will at no distant day become one of the most

wealthy and prosperous agricultural regions of Wisconsin. Tbe International Society. A corrpondent o:i the New York World, writing from London, August 3d, refers to the late meeting of the General Councils of Internati orals, held in that city, from which it appears shat agents of ' that organization were at work in Spain nnd had been provid ed with funds to create disturbances there; that information had beei. received announcing the establishmer t of an international cln o. and starting a newspaper, entitled " La Commune " at New Orleans, America; that a section had been formed in Washington, which

was composed principally of journalists, Washington being the great palit-

lcal centre, as New York was the commercial. It was reported that the Pope had denounced the Internationals as subversive of the peace of !Curope. Mazzini was attacked foi his opposition to the o rganization, it bung declared that he never was a member of it, and the statement, is made that the worlungmen of Italy were with the association. An allowance of one pound a week for the Par s refugees of tho association in London was reduced to a shilling a week to eacn person. About Loiisteis. The other day the rare sight was presented here of a salt lobster just out cf his old clothes, ami his cast-off shell by his side. He ffas foolish enough to creep into a lobstor uet just before he took off his overcoat, and was captured scft and fresh. Lobsters cast their shells once a yeai, during their grot, ing period. Home time before they are very restless a ad uneasy, probably from the pain of the tight' fit, and the animal struggles to relieve himself. Soon the shell is split across the buck. The claws are drawn out first, nest the feet, which come hard, then the l ead

and eyes, and lastly the tail. The

same diameter aa the width of the windows below. If desirable, the corridor can be left entirely onen, being protect

ed by a n il and balusters for outside

promensdo. The auditorium will iie lighted bv two rows of windows, ex

tending ou the sides and end of the building, lie lower row 70 feet, and the upper row 112 feet, from the parquet floor. The elevation of the windows on the .roof outside will be VI feet, givi ig

to the :.-0 3f a terraced feature. Just below each of the two rows of windows on the roc f will be a protection supported by brackets, for a walk, for the purpose oi opening and shutting the windows for uir and ventilation. The capacity o : the structure is to be for a chorus "of 20,000, an orchestra of :2, 000, and an aacienco of 78,000, making 100,-

000 in all. There will be balconies or galleries o i the two sides nnd on one end of tho building. Independent of thecapaeityioraudrience, orchestra, and chorus, :b sre will be four halls, each 100 feet square ; four 80 feet by 140 feet ; four if) feet by 120 feet, and four SO feet Jj 100, each of whioh can be subdi video into as many appartments

as desire:!. The height of these halls

car. be made 20 feet. There will be ample arrangements for toilet and with-drf.wing-iooms. If desired, the partitions sepniating tho halls and drawingrooms can be made to side, and thus throw tho vhole length of the buildiug into an immense dining or banqueting ha'l. Tlie interior fi nish and oni imentution are not yet decided upon, but it will be upon a scale of richness com

mensurate with the magnitude of -the building. In the present unfinished state of th'i working plaus and ili'tails, an entirely accurate estimate of the amount of the mateiial to be consumed cannot be made, but in order to give some sliah idea of the immensity of

tbe building and its requirements, we will say thf.t there will be needed 1,344 piles, 4,500,000 feet of lumber, 350,000 inquurc feat of covering material lor the roof, 52,164 iron bolts, 3,528 iron bars 12 feet ion;, 46,358 treenails, and 14,888 square feet of glass .lighting surface. The building will be so thoroughly nnd substantially constructed a to last for a number of years, and will we triut long be an ornament and a pride of our city. As the work progresses we will continue to give further derail: oi this stupendous undertaking, and all readers of the Traveler will bo kept fully advised of everything that transpires of interest connected with the world's pence jubilee.

feather, white suits with fancy cravats.

The dinner or afternoon promenade dress of onr swell fellows is light drab trowsers, double-breasted English frock coat (black) with necktie iiucl gloves of light material and matching in color. Vest white. Evening Dress Flack dress coat, vest, and trowsers, white neektie .and gloves, nnd crush hat. The crush hat comes very handv here, as the evening

hops are more like an niternoon reception in the city.

Fire Persons Suffocated iu a Coal ,Hine. The startling intelligence reached

To Thout FiailElis. The following timely hint- in regard to catching trout are from -t.uchine.llo : When you see excellent fronting in a romantic' nuuntaiii district advertised in the pipe -s, go somewhere else. On arrivi itr where you think (rout

whole operation involves a good deid of , exist, inquire of some rural angler

this city yesterday afternoon that five persons had been suffocated in n coal mine, near Eddyville, some time yea terday nioryjag. The names of the unfortunate VBPIS were Geo. and Wm. Briggs ; Maulon and Auna the son and daughter of Wm. Briggs, and a hired man ramed Greer. The parties in question lived on a farm three miles east of Eddyvilie. On the farm is a coal mink which had long been abandoned, bnt which it had been decided to reopen. The son and daughter went

to the mine for the purpose of dipping

out the water. A ladder wan placed in the shaft, and the non proceeded to descend. After lie had gone a certain distance the carbonic acid gas, commonly known as "fire damp," suffocated him, and he fell: down dead. The daughter, alarmed at, the situation of affairs, also decended the ladder, when she too, fell a victim to suffocation. The father, missing his two children, went to the s iaft to see what had become of them, and took with 1 'hi his brother and hired men. One after another went down, until all live had fodlowed one another in rapid succession to an untimely death. The case is one of the most remarkabla of the kind on record and cannot fad to elicit tho sympathies of every one who reads this notice. The family were among the eldest settlors in that

section, and were highly esteemed by all who knew them. Wheii tho train passed Eddyville, yesterday afternoon, two of the bodies had been recovered, but no signs of life were to be found. P. S. Since writing the above we le.trn that the younger brother of Mahlou was the first to go down into the shaft, that the foul air suffocated him, that Mahlon seeing him, went down and placed him in the bueket,and that he was drawn up and his life saved. But Mahlon, who went to rescue him, never came out alive. Wo understand that George Briggs was n prominent candidate for the office of Representative frere that county, and that he expected to have been nominated yesterday.

Geiierai items. An" Indiana genius has invented an mproved gallows. A riiCiKSK of love pawnir,g the engagement niifj. "Little and often fills the purse" and the person. As Indiana cat.attaeked a copperhead snake last week and killed it. In time the mulberry tree becomes a silk gown, and a silk gown becomes woman. Mns. Stanton has turned infidel, for sue declares the big trees in California were never made in six days. Tmi day to pick voiir wife is Choose-

day. Woddeas-day is the day to be married on, of course. Thk prairies south of San Antonio, Tex., have been on lire. Western Texas is much in need of rain. What was the proverb that King i Lean heard from hi two daughters ? ' "Go father, and fare worse." A l.vpv who wa, greatly annoyed by the loquacity of he- servants, being asked why she did'nttrv dumbwaiters,

! replied, " I have tried them, but they tlon't rtiivirrr." " Wiiv," n ,ks ;i disconsolate widow, is voninon like my late and never suffi- : cieiitly-to-be-l:ttnented husband 1 " "Be1 (ww oh dear '. oh dear! it's the dear departed ! " " MoSTCKLLf ii, " the i' ate of President Madison, is again for sale. The ; tract imbraces upward of i thousand 1 acre ? of tanning land, situated ne ir ; the Orange nnd Alexandria Railroad. Tin: next State election to lie held

this year is that of CrJilornin, on Tuesday, September ,", when a governor and other State oilier-:; will be chosen. The legislature of the Territory of Wvoming it. chosen the same el ay.

Cm:tSTi.NBi-):o, Va., has a venerable turkey goobler who has built himself a nest, and i.; now gravely fitting upon i four apples. It is presumed that his ; action is intended as a grove satire upoi the woman's rights business, i A (UiNTLEMAN who had a very deaf ; servant was advised by a f:.:end to di- - charge kirn. "No, no.'1 replied the , gentleman, with much ft cod feeling, 'that poor creature could never hear of another situation." A ueport wa'i current fit Los Ange- , les on the Ith inst., that a heavy show- , or of meat hud fallen from the clouds : upon tliecointieldsof El Monte. About i this time I i t year a .-imilar shower fell in Los Ni' to:-," with the-iO differences : then it was raw. now it is said to be " boiled : " thr u the blades of the standing corn were "drenched with blood," now they ire moistened by s kind of ; homape.i hie soup.

Cleanliness. The origin of the proverb, "cleaniiness is next to godliness, '" has recently j been the subject of minute investigation. Bartlett'a Familiar Quotations at- j

tributes the phrase to Rev. John ves-j ley ; but as this prominent Methodist j clergyman uses this sentence in his i sermons as a quotation from some oth- i er work, it has been suggested that j

further search is requisite, ilev. ur. A. S. Bettelheimer, of Bichmond, Va., asserts thet he has discovered this maxim in an abstract of religious principles contained in au old commentary on the Book of Isaiah. Thus the practical doctrines of religion are carefulness, vifforousness. euiltlessnesa, ab

stemiousness and cleanliness. And I cleaidiness is next to godliness, which j is next to holiness. i

1840 TO 1871

FOR THIRTY-OWE YEAR! PERRY DAVIS'

PAIN-KILLER

ariotr of cltm&to. anl br al.

most e.-ory nation known to Americana. It tl tho al

most cinsllanl 0,11,1:1:11011 uo'.i imnuumuH irienu

tno ml islcinary imi mu irsvvior, nut, in, iu, nuu 110 out ntmuUl travel oa oar LA.KKS OB KIVBR3 WITHOUT IT. I'ALVMM.EK was the First and is the Only rermaiieiit Pain-Reliever. Sinuitho PAIN IC1LLBB win first introduced, and 11 ut witll such unn.irpn8aud sale, mans Llntmtmt Pan n.ieu, a oil other remottinB Uave been offered to the public, tin- not one or them haa ever attained the truly 1 SVI.dLE8IANDI!IO of the PAIN-KILLEH. Why is This So? it !- loi.-anne DAVIS' HUN-KILLER ! what tt claims to be a Bellevor of Pain. It- Merits are I'li-mrpnsecd, If soil are-raffurtnc from ISTERXAL PAIU, Tmmi.,...T ,ipihmi,iin a t.it.Hu W.-itar will almost in.

mainly caro you. There la nothing to e.jual 11. In a

few m nientg it cure t olir. Cramps, Npawns. HcarrBii, Dl lirrlifEa, Dysentery, Flux, VVmil Iv tlio Bo wrlsi Hour Ktoujar.b, I) y 9 i e p n 1 a 1 Sick ! I e a il a c li e .

In so 1 lions of the country where FEVER AND AGUE Preval , there is no remedy held in greater esteem, tivery 'louee-keoper should keep It at hand, to apply 011 the -fait attack of fvny Pain. It will givo aattafactxiry rel inf, and save hours of suffering. : Do ni t trifle v. ith yourselves by testini: untried rem eciies. 6 iuro you call for and Bet the gonnl.ia PAIN Kll.Lt R, as raaay worthless nostrums ore attempted :o be sold on tho great reputation of this valuable niediclno. Direction,! accompany each bottle.

Priee 2.3 els., GO cts., anil 81 per Dottle. .1. N. HARRIS &. CP., Clncinna 1, Ohio. Pro, trio tors for the Southern and Western State. SOL.U BT A I.I. "MEDICINE DKAL.EU.S For site y GREKSB 4 BUTTON, Milwa ukee : H. BOSWORTH 4 SONS, Milwaukee r FU IXBftSlNOH A FtTIi.BR, Chicago; RICHARDSON CO., St, Louis: McCUI. .OCII, McOORJ) A DO la Crosse; NOYKii BROTHERS. Saint Paul.

SL H. McDoN AL A On.

read, 041. and M M Omens BU. H. T.

MILLIONS Hear Testimony tt) ielr

Wonderful Oatrntive Efle :t.

Thoy nre nut a vill Fancy Orlnfc, Mine of Pen Bum. Wlilakey, Proor Spirit unci Kofissw Llqiio'-e torc.1, ppiid and eweetened to please the

taitO,c..1!. - Ionic-, ' A(ipoUonV "nwww- w-.

that lead the ti pplt r on i t drunkenness and rum, out are atrne .Mcilieine.nmile f rain tho Native Unci nnd Herbs nf Ciillfnrnin. free from nil Alcoholic HtlsnnInilli. Tin-, irc 1l.c GREAT lll.UOU PUKIFIEKm..' A MI'K UIVINti PHI HCIPL.K, Q imrfci l rini .iviitor orol IuviKorntor ot the System, iMirrviiiBuff all poisonous matter and realm inBtheblood u n ln iiUliy condition. No rson can tskstiesBltuts mxordiiij; to directions and remain long mrsfeU, i. iovliloil their bonis are not destroyed oj mineral oisonor other meiuis. and the vital organ wasSasl Lm-.voiiiI the point of repair. Tliey are a CJentlc Piirtnilesui well eram Toulc, oiut(tiliig. alio. tlie tieculiar merit of acting as a poucrrnl ncent In rellovlnE Cuneestl m or Inflaviii. utloii of tlie Liver, and all the Visceral )qrna.

FOR FEMALE COMPIiAINTS. inyetmcor old. nmi rioit or line c, nt the dawn of won iftnhood or at

the turn of life. Uiono Tonic Bitters have no equal. Per Inflammatory and Ckroalt RkessiaHam and Rem, Drapcpaia or Ii 4leatla,

Hi 1 1 on x. Rcinlllfnt sail Intersnittont srerv, Dincasea of llir Illoost, Li ver. Klsl-

m-y and lllndilor, thrae Bittern huve been mo ,,,..li-.l. Hin li lllnoaeea nreeatised lyTlttated

It I nod. which IsKeneraUy produced by dsnngenMni of the Oigeatlve Orsaas. IIYHPEPWIA ll ISOMSEBTIOK, Head

ai lic. Pninln the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of th

Client, Pixziuemi, frour ErucUtions of lh Stomach, K id Tastu In the Mout:i. Bilious Attacks. Palpitation ol the Heart. Inflammation of the Langs, Fata intbere-i-ions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other peroral sympi.ins. are the oflsprinrs of Dyspepsia, Tlier invigorate Hie Stomach and stlms sU the torpid l.iivr and Botvola. which renncr them if anlld cnicucy in cleansing tbe blood of all impn -iUea, and taapnrttng new life and vigor to the whole astn. I'OK HlilN DISKArES Sropll a, Tetter. Bait IllKimi, Blotches. Spots, Pimples, Pnstu ea. Boils, Carli'ilHil.'S. Rins-Worms. Scald liead. Sore Kyea. ErysipeIba. Ili-Ii. Scurfs. Discoloration of the skin. Bumors and

I),.;m of tho SI. in, of whatever name or nature, are !i!r:l!v dug upani carried out ofthe system inaabort

111,,,, by tlie uieu ii tue meters, una lotue in ncu cn n will ciuriucn tile most increduloui of their curs livv 1 T.C18. Cleanse the Titi.-itcl Blood whenever sou find its im

purities bursting through tbe skia la llmplas. Eruptions or Sores ; cleanse It when yon &m! tt obstructed

and slugginh in tie veins : cleaoao It when it is Soul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the Mood

pure, and tbe heal :h tbe system will pillow.

Pin, Tape, and oilier Worms, lurking in th system ef so mini- thousands, are effectially destroyed and removed . 3ai-s a distinguished physiologist, ttiere is scarcely :in indirid-ial upon :he face ofthe eftrth whose boY-y is exempt from tbe presence of warms It Is no:, neon the healthy e nnent of the hnriv thNt worm ovist, hnt nnon the diseased humors

aim suuiv ueposiis inai orewi uiwo mi is bwuiiwbwi disease. No System of Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmintics wU free the system boas worms lika these Bitters. i. WALKER, Proprietor. R. H. McDOSALD CO.

MR. KErDT,'flliboiT.liMoitoveiKliii one of out common pasture weeds a rem' 1) tnat cuiva EVERT KINO OF HUMOR, From the Worst Scrofula Down to ft Common Pimjilc Two bottles are warruiiUsl to cure naralog son ""("i'i'ic to three lttles vill care the mnt kind of P in pi- oa the face. Two or three bottles v,-il clear the 17 stem of bne. Two bottles are warm t .ted to cure la worst canter In ihe mouth oratomiwi.i.

Three to tree oorues are wairaasen so cw i wmn kindofErysipl.-e. , I'lietotwobtUleesrowanwaNted to care aUfaaBBaor in ' lie Eyes. - Two boUles are -warranted to ears raustdne of tho eaiandblotehesmotli bwir. .

Four to six n,-ttles are warraareo so an-l running ulcers. i.w

I ine bottle win cure scaiy wiuniim w Two or three bottles are wanrnated to curt, u worst

kind of ringworm. , , ,

Two er lares oomw are vsnssivu n mmm desperate ease f rheumatism. T11 res to four bottles are warranted to onr, aalt-rli-ire,'to eight bottles will car tie worst core of

scrotal.

A benefit is always experienced from the first : itt!, and a perfect cure is warranted whea the above ;ua-

I Na-

uryiia.a. bavsitrT S3 .

rr HrrH: The r-ieutat ion of the MedteJ I

11 bi.Jt AliDMWira 1 SO well M

Ifclwdby the unanimous roio of all why bs 1 ? ever mod it, that I -ieed not say any hiog oa th mlf-su. as tin. most fkillf ul physicUns and Uie mo t rarefn drof gi- tn in tbe cocutry are oiianiinons 1 0 its pris 1 ,, preavniin the Medical ltiscovery to v onr -'Uos.

I !' it wlwl lull gnowieuge ui iv i. i" -, -j-n-licvingal'.andcurmi most ofthe diseases ti wheh you are unfortunately tollable. The most excruciating diMwse to an affect. onats mother. iTTmanva sou kovvb, is wed ss if by a miracle; your own tssejptr itiresturedto its natural sweetDess.aac: your bah firom eb ?r and fretful naps t- calm and sweet sliraaer.

and the Medical tnscovery BectBurs. . m i to your hrahand and boos'-nold. I u the move advanced stages of

it extends to the stomach, causing

w ncll is nothing out caxixer on toe

the inteauaes ana

. ,1 11! tVlltcd Down. A Great many people have neked s . Ak of down , of late, " How do you keep your horse looking ! in torrld wentr what he ha done to iraataln hi

sonleek and glosnv?" We tell them, its tho , Bystm under ttieestra strain Imposed on liis vitality,

He mai teu yon. that He ha tnea a vsneij 01 cauisa--

Dragglsta and Gen. Agents. San Praod! . Csltavrase,

ana ss ana commerce oireev. mw awn.

ssiTSOU) BY ALL DBUUOISTB AtSD DBALCsta.

creating a sinking, tone f. elirg, and an lndlaarenc

eu 10 we ciiri-M oi yuar uauij.

1 uur fctonuli is 3LA.W Un TXmAMCBD,

v ur food dletresses yon. and yon oaa only tuka . rt.:in kinds. id even of that your reten does act tw h ilfthe nonrishment it contains as the acrtiisMtioo

Buid of the cancer eat 11 up; ou "TCST

li we it Miiom. ana rjecomee siw " st"r-" . idyourbeetaayissPiue. '?t'ZHgZ ynr system becomes loose and aabbT, and tha fiber l your boiiy become retaxed. Thf n follow tr(d or d.srasMi wheh the Medical Disci .very 1 jeoaliarli alapu-dto CUSJB i ralpitatioa of the heart, pain in the ssn wesdss of t'.ie npiup anil small ol the back. pin U tta hip joint when you mire, irregularity of the Doweis,aBa wo tLiat lnoat ajrutiaUng of disease?, the fTT.Tla How mae r thousanle of poor women n.Bnf f omtbisdiiease and pining away a miserable life, aad tlieir nextoor aeighsor does not taow ts oMse. 1 -.risa to impress on your mind than good out provero. ' A a ounce of preveutioa i better taaa a poaod of fU'iwiaicA!. Discovsay, 'on bx9 brth the prsrentive nnd the enre, with tUt i rrat nd Rood aualiiy. liiat it will W, w-wr 99 f ircunwtancee, do you any injury. . . . No chant, of dit v.r ncesiury. EMl ine M m iUy; Chi drenovcr ten ycjut , ! rt lert spooalul nil- . ' ? . . . : . i .. . .ww.nfnl Ah no CI

urea irom ..ivc iu riKitt . ' 77 . .Lt... lrUonscn be apphcable ti all constitutions, tal sofHcient ty operate oa thebowelj twios r-

ly, xvs.ima. wiu

r oi saiv vj i ii i

easiest thing in the world ; give twrutan s

Cavalry Condition Fmmers two or three times a week. . A qestlema s in the eaatern part of the state, vfho wte aim it having hie leg amputated on account of it being bent at right angle and stiff at the knee, heard of Johnnon'a Anodyne Limme it. After using it a hort time, lim leg became straight, and is now as serviceable as the other. Thb correspondent of the Daily News writes thai; the widow of Oen.

Clement Thomas has dieil at the little town of Bollontlorf. Her mind was upset by the murder of her hiislmnd, and shft Vas eo persuaded that the as-

oi her tnttt mie

tic to purify his blood and brighten lite plrlt.

Under luch treatment, of course, hi strength ha given uay, and hi energies have become exhausted. What l.e requires to a rwtoratiTe, not s depletant. His bhl is thin; his nerve have lost tlelr natural liMihino and nature demands to be strengthened and reinfor red. The means Is within tbe leach of au. For nearly a score of years, Hoetetter's' Stomaeh Bitters have been building up broken Co irtitotioiis bracing ami strenglheulng attenuated frames, and affordli g comfort, ease and hope to thonsan-ts. As

a preventive of die epidemic which make such havoc

with the health ofthe Inhabitants of new netttementa,

this fan ous tonic is certainly without a rival. Perhaps th principal portion of Its world-w de fame 1 attributibte to its astonlBhing cures ol dyspepsia,

i.nncln.l llffllirl la lllir J I 1 1

i i u. I, ,!i f...,.,ll,. on.l i and aU forms of indigestion. Bnt these are not

u" fw"'A" i '" I moiety f its triumphs. All the types ol buiommesa

foincniues. tiw i" euja ... . vWd t ita persistent use. UK. reguliting medl.

J. V. Farwtsll V Co., Chieafjo.

daily rticeiving fresh importations from man-

ufacluioi-s in Europe, arid now have on sale tho be t stock evor off ered in any market . They thoroughly understand the wants of the Northwest, and merchants Imying of this hoitee -anil see such goods only as are adapted to this latitude. They will tincl their goods selected for them, and can buy such quantities as tbev used, replenish their stock often, and thus a"oid the loss of earning over an old stock. Thk purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in the world i Hazard & Caswell': made on tbe sea shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Caswell. Hazakd & Co.. New York. It is absolutely pure

and Hweet. Patients who have onee taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oils in market.

nro cine of the highest order; and its effect upon the nre ! secrclioM, when irregular, is most salutiry.

linpoi ition ol tue grossest cuaracier in nougux to lie practiced upon the commnnity by vendors, who recommend under the name of ' bitter," fiery compounds if a dangerous character, which (hey attempt to suiist tut for the great national tonic. Bhun all such nr strums, and see that yon have the genuine Hosteller's Stomach Bitten, properly authenticated by label, name anil stamp, and sold in tottles only. VEGETINE Thoroughly sradioates all kinds of humor, and re stores tbe en'ire aystoin to a healthy condition.

mmm

The Great Blood Purifier j

A valuable Indian compound, for restoring the health, and for the permanent enre if all eisnssns

arising from imparities of the blood, suihaa Scrofula. fterofoJoa Basnor, Cincer, Can ceroos Humor. KryaiptHaa, Csjtfcer Salt Kbrum, Pimple aad Humoiw o the Face, Ulcer Cowrba t'atarrh, Broachitls, Neuraiaia, Rfceamatisin, i'uin is the Shie, Oyspepsia. t'onstipat an, CoHtivenraa, Plies,

Headache. Dlzzlnew. Nerrooaiteaa, Faiat-

Btna at the Stomach, Pain ta the Back. Kidney Complaints. FesnsUn Weak-

and (iraeral Ddiiiuy.

ilK7-i

a. i - Azmw: r'

50 CENTS !

This preparation is sclenttflcalir aid chemioall

combined, and so strongly ooneentratfd from root

herbs and tiarke, that its good elf set aie reamed on

mediately nfter commencing to take it fhere is no disease of the human system for which the VxozTtHs

cannot be used with pebtxct SATarr, is it doe net

contain an;' metallic compound. For a .-adieating me

avstem of all impurities of the blood it haa no equal

It has never failed toelfeot a cure, (1'lns tone ana

itretutth to the system debilitated br disease. It

wonderful effootsnpon these complain are snrpriaingtoalL Many have been oared br "he VaOETlSE that have tried many other remedies. It can well be

called

OKBA1

BLOOD PURIFIER.

rBXPARKO BT H. R. STEVENS, BMTOIT, MASS.

Priee81.8&. aol by all 1

Perky DAVii' Vegetable Pain KiriLEn possosses virtue which not alone removes pain instantly, bnt legnlates tlie stomach, frivos strength, tone a id vigor to the system. It is one of those medicines which is worth more than gold. Wo advise the good people not to trv mierimeuts by using the many now Keliefs and Panaceas, hilt call for the old reliable Davis' rain Killer. Sold by all druggists.

H. W. & J. M. WETHEltEMi, of Chicago, ire receiving their earlv Autumn styles in Millinery and Straw Goods, and are prepared to till orders for all who cater to the first and newest of the season. Turbans. Sailor. Frames and Hair Goods are now in stock.

The directors of Tho Jintual Life ol Chicago are among the bent men in the northwest.

Phitssing's Celebrated White Vinegar will keep pickles Ask for it.

THE MARKETS.

shivering and pulling. In drawing out his legs and claws, as in his ferocious

combats, with ot.-ier lo:st;r9, -if he breaks off a limb, he always does it at the second joint; if not, lie in a i;one lobster by bleeding to deuth Cape Ann .Advertiser.

The ant-eating woodpooker, to common a California speeies, haa a cuiioua and peculiar method of laying up provisions against the inclement set son. email round boles ans dug in the bark of pine and oai, in' j each of whicl i an acorn in insert-xl, i nd w tightlv is it fitted or driven in th it it is with difficulty extracted. The bark oi the pine trues, whan thus lillnd, presoiit Ot short distau?:e the appearance of be ing studded Aih brass-headed nails. Stowed away in larger quantities in this mimner, the acorns not only supply the wants of t ie woodpecker, 'bnt the qair', mie and jays avail themselves likewise. Of the fruits of provident labor--

win i-l l art! the best brooks, and fish in

those he ru is down. Keep as fur as possible from the

brook. If ihti trout see you they will

Sour Tablets. The Cheniicnl News gives us from the German Manucls of Pharmacy the following receipt, by Beinsch, for making the soup tablets so much in use in the German Army during the Into war. The formula is

as lollows: laKe eleven parts wv

connect yot. with the rod, in which case j weight of good suet, melt it iu an iron

von will tin J it somewhat difficult to

connect them with the line. Take some agreeable stimulant with you to the -vater side. on will find it a great assi stance when realing in. One of the best places for obtaining the speckled prey is under a waterfall but you needn't mention this fact to the ladies. When you land a - two-pound tront, double the weight ; else what's the use

pan, and make it very hot, no as to become brown ; add, while keeping the fat stirred, eighteen parts of rye meal, and continue, heating and stirring so as to ma'to the mass brown ; add then four parts of dried salt and two parts of coarsely pulverized camwuy seed. The mixture is then poured into tin paas somewhat like thoso used for uift-kir.fr chocolate into cakes. The

Personal. ! Tin-: grandfather of George H. Pendi leton vi-;o the second of Alexander 1 Hamilton in his duel with Aaron Burr. I BisMAi!.uc't- Mclnyarzenbt'ck estate, pre

sented to hi in him lately, is estimated at about 2,li0,0')ii in gild, hut yields ; at present only about --.H,I)II0 iu gold ns ! runt. Tub Bev. L. C. Butter, a young man Ujf 22, commonly styled the '"boy : preacher,'' preside: over two Presby terian congregation, in Noble county, . Ohio. He hits lately been running an extensive temperance revival. Capt, Jacob Warlow. the oldest of New York's Police Captains, resigned ! on Saturday on account of failing health. Tho Cornmis-jioners accepted j his resignation. 1 Tun widow of the Bev. Thomas i Starr King is married in San Francisco i to her husband's executor, who, in ad- ! dition to a '-quiet, culture," hiia $500,000 cash.

Tun Princess of Va!dS no longer walks with the von- perceptible, limp

winch whs so fashionuble duritiir otic or ! No. 2..,

, .it,- ' cony -No. 2 two seasons, and, as a matter ol course, i oath No. s the "Alexandra, limp" h disappearing j tj;..Ty:::::::::::;:::".::::::: from lashioiiable circles. ; pork -Men, New P. T. Haiinum and Gen. Schotieid I Vjihoinjiati. and brother have purchased 30,000 j S"sSirV.'.V.V;:.'.V.'.V:'"''' acres of laud on the H nerford, Colorado, I shkei"- '.!;-.'. '.".'.'. ;....i,,,i: 1 1 ,ii,w i. Ii i.l.. r n, i Kioi -' i-jinoiy

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.VEG ETABLE SKUM

HAIR

EHEWE&

Everv vear increases the Dopnlari-

ty of this valuable Hair Preparatipn ; which is doe to merii; alone. We can assure our old patrons that it is kept fully up t i8 n'.? standard ; and it is the only reliable and perfected preparation for restoring Gkay oe Faded Hair to its j outhful color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. The Ip, by its ute, lcome white and clean. It remove;! all eruption and dandrnfl; and, by its tonic prop erties, prevent-3 the hair from failing out, as it stimulates Sind nourishes the hair-glands. By its use, the hair grows thicker and stronger. Io Saldness, it restore the capillary viands to their m rnial vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. 1 1 i the most economical Haie Dressing ever used, as it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD, State Assayer of Massachusetts, says, " The constituents are pure, and carefully selected for excellent quality; aad I consider it the Best Preparation for it intended purposes." Said bg oil Drufgittt,tntd Dtakrt im JfissVafciM Ptieo On Ocilar. Buckingham's Dye. FOB THE WHISKSB8. As our Reoower in many CMC requires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded

Whiskers, we have prepared bus dye, in one preparation ; which will quickly and effectually accomplish rtis result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wah offl Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.

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RUPTURE Relieved and cured br Or.Srermau' Patont AppUaaoe and Compound. OBioe Wl Broadway, If. Y SeadlOo. for book with iihowe rapbJo likenesses o.! caaes before .-a .- HnM.' i. nn Wul Baaeher'a oase. let.

tan and oortrnlt. Beware of iraveUaa knpoatra.who

pretend to bave beau aasistanto ot Dr. SaaMaaK.

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Ktniwl Hear, bt-tler thau y saher

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trnSMiil for Price l.lnt.

ifocunr A DAT AT BOMB r Abremd.

apiilileV'if Bminosa nee, houorable, pteataa "f"r- "tfUUKGCO-.tlblcaIU.

ITiieer a Baralaa Sna, whim BlBoos afleetaasn

and Kaimsoi vsraai oescnp'roni eo

aeaeraUtptari err AafirleM alkJ. Heaee I

w i RSi,,4i,BI Kpltarr

nru Iu-m muwahl iuiinnH n 1 1 naralkJ.

nhvidelans of the tropic, aive it their emphatic assw-

tlosueeeeribins; it. la pre fereace I every other :

sfl. I the lae.

apeileat

alf pn

The patients, uf ooarae, rladlr aeuaieaoa, for

naMtinn IK i.r . 1 1 1 ui. mi) ,1 flf-Ill-HII j . aa vieu

Id aad coaline oaUiartire. oeinletry hhs vet dv

viKid.aadposaesse'-'veryiUfcdicuialTlrtaf ui the ,arfamed German So'tr-i Spa. It. t a powder that fair Toq aires the addtUon rf water to preaace ia,.a instant a dslieioas effi-rvoscut boveimcTii, as wi-11 sa aa inv-ira-ahle medicrn. A-k w stnil .! rbeTsresnilaH-. SOU U' A.LL nmV.GISTS.

rivov. fur sjill),lMlll. 'I'lu'v will st

with l.(M)t lioml of line blooded entile nnd vomur Htock, ntul if tlieso prove iirotitnhlo fullow with lurRer invest, meats. Thk life of (V-ner-il Thtimrts Wnniter, tlie levolntioiiiii v hern of South O.-iro-

jt I Coil..

lllin 1MK llAllI.KY Poll K - Moss. . LAHD

of ha vine a multiplier '(

Tlie experienced angler goon lortli fioldiers while in the fluid, expecting nothing, and is rarely ilinap-1 of about one ounce of thin

pointed.

A !ubiocb and antique document oi? twelve fo- "lueap pages, coutiiining eo)jit'ci of tins wills of Francis, Henry and Tliomns Litj ton, executed in England inii -i .mi i ....... r.... .. .1 .,

I ill li,l, niiJ, ami Aula, wan iiiiiiiii in ii j dirt-barriv, ii Boston, a few wi-eks ago, j by the employee of the Health Dopai t- : ment.

cukes have the appearance of chocolate, i hnn, whith has never liecn whiten, lins

nnd are ehieliv iutemled for tlie use ot ; been umlertalsen hy ,. ( .. Draper of

A qiiiiiitity j the Wisconsin Historical Society. Jlr. preparation I Draper has been eolleeting tlio niiiti ri-

d no i 4 M m. s on l.A ii li

I 13 (cj I lii

'I-. 1,1 i' .m lit mi iiiK 30

..it ) m ... 3 !W

... R 40

311 H0

3

ST. LOUIS.

j is imfrieient, to yield, when boiled with

some water, a ration ot gooi l soup, ami in aase of need, the cukes being agreeable to the taste, may be eaten raw.

. i nit lias recently in Chiuleston exand newspaper

" Whv, " Qnclo Johnny," said his friend, -'can yon afford to eat shad at twenty-five cents a pound ?"' Ach, vohl!" said Uncle Johnie triumphant

ly, "Ioanpnthim in mine ice-ithest: light, "see how the

and keep him until he gets sheapev. " i down on the water?

"Oh, mother," said a little boy us

he stood locking at a lake by moot

AcnoitPiNO to the Turf, Field and Farm, there are over eleven million hoTHca in tho United Status. Illinois contains the largest number, l,31l!,350, nnd Ohio comes next. New York has 706,120, and stands fifth on the list, being exceeded by Illinois, Ohio, T'enn-

moon sprinkles j sylvunia and Indiana. Rhode Island i contains thtt smallest number, 9,100.

al for thirty years Hjient several week aminiiiK ducm icui

files.

Kooi'MANsciiAP, the importer of heathen Chinese, I as been t; Tnsciiloosa, Ala., to look after the interests of about 5150 !liiiianicn who were taken there to work on a raili oinl, and hnve received no pay. He found them living on blackberries and crawfish, and probably deemed the diet healthy for tho Mongolian coiiillfntion, ns he left

I them to continue the same regimen.

liF.Fr Cattle -Choice...... IiihmI to Prime II oiii Live Sheet- -Hood to Cholco l-'i.orn- Sprinc XX WHF.tT- So. 3 Rod Con 5

i Ovis ! Ryf I Haki i v ' Pom Mess I.AIIl MU.WAUKKR. I IlKKVF.W tiboioe Prime ! Fair Grades j MiKiitttn ; STOl K Catti.K- Common j lnforior i llim-i -Live ! hhfs-:e.- I.lvo Hood to Clioico I but ruff" ' 'holcn I RfHK Fretdi j Kix;.-BWhlt Wlnlor Hna ! Snrlni! Kilra ! wnr.AT--Sprinu, f n. 1 i No. 2 ; t!ORN -No. 2 i Oats No. 2 j RYF- Sl. i BAllI.KV (lO'lll POKK--Mo i Lain

ll ill) u W ... 4 IK) fill 4 m ... 4 Oil ui 4 2?i . . . 3 ml 14 f ) ... 5 Wl I h 2S l 1 Wv i 42 l ii if KI.S. 113 60' K'S

THIS IS NO HUMBUG!

V SKN11N 35 I'ENTS, with ao. height.

lor ol eyi-H ami hslr, you 'SUI iocoivo oy return

mail a corn-ol picture of jour fmnre abaaa or wife, wltli nnnii and duty of mnrrlsKt'. Address w. FOX, V. O. Draucr No. IS, Fullonvlllt, Now York.

B

I

T AM-t'li-n AlllN'l-S issan m-r ilav) to sell tna

i-nlsiiraletl HOMK SHUTTIiR 8KWING MA

UI NK, ilas tho tuwii-r 'tttf, niakos the " lor

tnliko on bot.ll shlea,) and . fu'tu nemtea.

I'h,- litirit and oheapimt farilly Sowina Machine la

lb market. Addrens .fin-fNsov.rr.ARK oo..

I,,t.in. Mass., PlttsbuiKU, Pa., Chicago, 111. St lAiniu. Mo. i2 lOn llonlli. Greentiacln for all. ForClroulars 9 N.-. S "ollios. Addros O. W. SMITH. Saoo. Mo

itMS.OOu

1. ,.. W. '1'

Cii-ar. flvurngt'il dall;- iy mo ailciit!

.,1.1.. i,-.,,i,t ,1,1 i-ritinanit'

i ilolIllt'K. 1131 Arch St.. l'hihd.v. IM.

niwlofas

Scull lor

5 6il . . D Wl .. 4 7S .. 4 26 .. 3 rm

.. 2 ri

i ii im il !i fJ im S IM I 4 7S 4 25

4 25 A I :h 3 Ml n 4 Ml

l 17 11

for Hrst-class Pianos. Sent cm trial. S auciits, U.8.PIANOCO 6t. B'drajr,in

14

!l ii m 6 "II

12 CO

lit (1 .'41 lis I III li 1 16

I '1'4 IIS Uij i.V W 1 (A a1-, , S13 :o 1 , 10W

Wnuted, picture aitonts. Whltr ey Oo yorwloh.Ooaa, r -nf s sj- -4MI'IL iV IIKOii Importers and lob- ". t,;-JSVi..,hZJ,hli Vriooks. Materials,

K,lalililunl MM. 4 rist Water street, MUwaukeo.

i a . I'll r,' ami Ml lAKBril.. WUOICMID

KUleWinSiriS '.iKTs. MI!llnorr,WhlteOoods,Ho-

ntiirv t.iiitft -iRiiu rauri v'i'i" ""

wholesale

Lk Bt.,Catlogo.

R Davis. Proprietor,

Guion Mail Line Q.u vnr. nl T.lwAf-rwwil. fan Wed

nesday ; Queeustown every Tharsday. lea Brat-class hfccamoni. Po.isajro. both rabla and race, at low

est rates. For further particulars addrena

F.ll M CLURE&CO.,

cb'1 Wesiera Agmntg, MiIti ankt. sa- Agents Wanted. "S at THK LAST DAT WHAT A BIG BLACK GATalone of cruelties in children raanj- (. parent U1 have to face Permitting flies and mosquitoes to tobkekt helpluss little children when rou oan proventittsOKCsu FLYCASOrrje will protect them They are asnl by msU. post-paid, oanieslpt of nrloe. One, 76c. Throe ti one address, 8011 different newspapers rublish this advertisement. Address, newspaper, i R BOUORTON. Jnffnraoa Ohio.

DR. WHITT1ER, eiT SU Clmrina Su

T OWnKR LO-An-.:i tn St. Iinl. thui

I i is Phyaieian, so impoofetfoltyts-sasaGsasDsBasla flnmnBfiated Venereal rii inmi i ss lulu la. iMit'sssla

from every State. HinVospltol sppoeorflJea,alll, lim. exnerieneo witl, tiirct d naanraaaxssltBEha

atablliment, t--i ;-oi cim pivca up by othasw. ao Itiatber who tailed itollyovrptivatatronhla. Qetfr-

soltatioafree. bcrAttwowLiiupsfoTsaedleala . MahoiI). Wi m vixli. icnt by saaU.II

each, both forXets 10) panes. All tint thenmrioas, woubtlal or iao.maii1v wish w haow aboat tbrai-aalvna.marriaa-ft.AR. ran vn-snamCAaadvansasa

ouht to re&d it a a wiiTsing. Thsiiiwi as, debt itaUd or partially Irs pot eat are nrientiaoaUy advsstd

WE want a reliable General Agent in every Oounty to take the whole charge of the sale of our Cocoon

Arrsniasaanu caa

1 nroneiible puslnaaa

Address 'J. S. Bobbim Co., Mlddletowa. Uonn.

Rokl.1,,. fur S.winiT liaoUiaea

now be made for a permanent and I

milH VOUNG l.ADIK8 INSTII'PTE. I lili o tiomnlnta in all ita atiDointsa mta.wu

manco ita forty-first year September 14, It is a eoltasn with a Kood Preparatory Department, haa superior advantaaaa for the caltivation of Mosio ,md raintlna and al-o a Nor mai O las. Terms moderate, with aid lor the needy. Address Rev. D. Shepardsiia. Prsatdeat . TifKN XnD WOMEN VA NTKlj. topanvasefor

Xv jl a new article, rttesi enoairn wr k nw.i

I'hriai tare. I

pronta.

coxs

OenBataaad Aarlshi. treat all Msessssef the EYE ANDEAR At their lastltate, BS WasHuss Arrwue, Ca4caa, Where the are prepared to asoesaaaoaase patitmai with hoard aad loaainfra. IT" Letters will reotivs prom ?t atteatioa.

Waltary's nem

O.F.'

Baant llaraiwM He

It Oil. IHaeks, Poltshos and tteepsat the aaoio tiaie. Far sale hy Hamese Makers, Grocers aai Dranttts every-

VI Ml I nil vrvV

aiesmirwai. asan.

fUNlWR A.'GO OH CAKCsSR PliART A ears for Ossrer, m-na, w.hiio.a. g;& rS-ala, etc. " 4'SMlraa ' oared ".f'Jf. law ol Vie President -Joltasof iMai-. We e;"

ta unwiKh for the Poor. Han. son J aa a Mc-; pSi. M . boMle. Sold brall raiiii lTsef ul as a Book. (Soils ratilrtly aid par itoo'l ; rctpl f price. AM KB I AN 4 CO. m. Foi Circular and Key, l free) ad ireas. K. gS6 Proprietor

w - mil i i.,

K. i.ii.1 I . nil i ns'' Hair Work, W Wlnooiisln St., M.

waiikoe, Olinins. Cliarnia, Plnn. Rin. swilchos. Owls, Hiaide,Wli:ii. Orders itf mall receive stfeoial attention.

I. r ui i,ircmar ami J , j i , JOHIi C. WHEEUCK, South Vinoland, N. J

WM PER WEKK Can be made by any smart man who can seep bla own 0O"B"1- A 8o?m. N. Y.

lsTHKN WRJTIW4 TO AOVKHTISKK-, " 3rMPaaJ ?THi saw taw aAverilmra. I. rMs laajwr. M JJ. U. Aasjisst UDl.